Kelly Joins RKO As WROR VP/GM the AOR - CHR Veteran Broadcast Manager Joe Kelly Has Been Appointed Tug of War VP/GM at WROR/Boston

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I N S I D E: Kelly Joins RKO As WROR VP/GM The AOR - CHR Veteran broadcast manager Joe Kelly has been appointed Tug Of War VP/GM at WROR/Boston. Kel- ly, who fills the vacancy left last In Steve Feinstein's first column the battle month following the departure lines are drawn. As AORs in New York, of former VP/GM Tom Baker, Milwaukee, Denver, Rochester, and Tam- assumes his new position Oc- pa switch to CHR, programmers and con- tober 17. sultants ponder why ... and what's to be RKO Radio Division Presi- done. Page 36 dent Bob Williamson stated, "RKO is fortunate to be able to attract a manager with Mr. Listen - Don't Talk! Kelly's background and credentials. His experience in suc- testimony to his broadcasting "Interviewing is not a scientific disci- cessfully managing major sta- expertise." pline; at an art form." best it's tions in major markets is a Management columnist Gary Kaplan takes Prior to joining RICO, Kelly you through the fine art of selection inter- served as GM for WAKY & views. Plus, his Interviewer Checklist WVEZ/Louisville, having previously spent five years as makes for a handy reference. Page 16 WBBY Loses License VP & Director/National Sales Development for Broad Street The Big Fall In Comparative Renewal Communications. His back- -Ups ground also includes terms as Match In a highly unusual case, Mid- considers when comparing Hartson told R&R, "We expect GM at WTIX/New Orleans, The autumn Arbitron is upon us and, as Ohio Communications has been competing applicants. to appeal the decision and to be KSLQ/St. Louis, and the GSM's Kel- usual, you can't tell the players without a denied renewal for Jazz -for- If the decision is upheld on ap- vindicated on appeal." post at WOKY/Milwaukee. WBBY would become one Metro President Roger Jones ly told R&R, "This is an ex- scorecard. Joel Denver and Jeff Green matted WBBY/Columbus in a l, comparative renewal. FCC law of the first stations ever to lose a commented, "I'm happy it went citing company in a great town. the market match -ups in 16 cities examine judge John Conlin has awarded comparative renewal despite that way, but I'm sure it will be It'll be fun, and I'm absolutely each, putting the spotlight on the CHR and the license to Metro Broadcast- being found qualified to remain WBBY/See Page 48 delighted to be here." Page 28, 39 AIC combatants. ing, which had filed a compet- a licensee. Appeals are still PIISON HEADS RADIO DIVISION ing application in 1979. pending in the only similar Three Straight Years The sole basis for the decision denials, issued against WVCA/ was the fact that principals Gloucester, MA and WOOK CBS Realigns At No. 1 owning 55.6% of Metro's stock (OK100) /Washington. will be fulltime managers at WBBY GM David Freeman WANMITallahassee is a daytimer with a Broadcast Group WBBY, compared to oily 25.1% declined comment, except to difference. It's been No. 1 in its market for for Mid -Ohio. Integration of say, "I don't think it's a big CBS, Inc.'s Broadcast Group have something they are fami- three years running. Nine-year station vet- ownership into management is deal." Station attorney Paul has realigned its top manage- liar with, as well as areas where eran Joe Bullard talks with our Walt Love one of the key factors the FCC Glist of the law firm Hogan & ment in what is viewed as an they can learn." about how it's done. Page 43 important power change. The Under the new Radio Division Group will now have four Ex- structure, CRS Radio President In The Benson Upped To ABC ecutive VPs all reporting to Bob Hosking will report to People President Gene Jankowski. Pilson. News This Week In the realignment, CBS VP/Senior Executive Sports President Neal Pilson Ups Tom Bresnahan & Rick KMET Names Sconnix ABC Radio VP/News & Benson reports to ABC Radio becomes an Executive VP in Green in K C. Sports Bob Benson has been Networks President Ed Mc- charge of Sports and the Radio Joe Gillespie VP/Program Manager At promoted to the new -y -created Laughlin, who commented, Division; Thomas Leahy takes Harrison PD KOGO post of VP/Senior Executive, "Bob Benson has been involved over the CBS Entertainment Goodphone Communications Toney Brooks Assumes KEGL GM ABC Radio Network. Benson at a station level with formats Division and the Television Net- principal Mike Harrison will Duties retains his sports respon- from rock music to News and work; Van Gordon Sauter, now become Program Director of Richard Reis VP/GM Of WAAF & sibilities and adds new duties, Talk. No one in the broadcast President of CBS News, KMET/Los Angeles on October Bellamy, who WFTO including affiliate and audience industry has a better understan- becomes Exec. VP in charge of 3, replacing Sam plann- opera- and the Owned -Stations exited the station three weeks Robin Mitchell OM For KLAK & KPPL development, program ding of the financial, News ing, and operations for the six tional and programming deci- Division; and James Rosenfield ago. KMET VP/GM Howard Sam Rosenblatt Now VP/GM At WTMI ABC radio networks. sions facing today's station takes the new title of Senior Ex- Bloom told R&R, "I talked to a Island Ruben Rodriguez Joins operators." ec. VP in charge of Finance, lot of very qualified people Steve Marx Senior VP At Katz WBZ Promotes Reporting to Benson will be Operations, and Development. about the position. I felt that Drew Horowitz GM At WUSN VP/Youth Networks Willard Regarding the management Michael was best suited for the Chris Beck KLAC's GSM Cross, Hirshberg Lochridge, VP/Adult Networks changes, Jankowski said, "We job that has to be done here. Page 3, 24 John Axten, VP/Director of En- feel it's important to keep our We're all really excited." In simultaneous appoint- BENSON/See Page 48 managers moving. All of them Harrison's broadcasting ex- Your News Staff: ments at WBZ/Boston, Assis- perience goes back to tant Program Manager Chris To PD WLIR/Long Island where he An Owner's Manual Cross has been eleva.ed to Pro- WPKX Boosts Kane became PD in 1967. He also York stations gram Manager, while Sales WPKX-AM & FM/Washing- worked for New Take care of your news staff and they will Manager Jon Hirshberg was ton, DC Music Director Jason WNEW-FM, WPIX, and WCBS- take care of business for you. That's the promoted to General Sales Kane has been promoted to PD FM, before moving West to be- consensus as Brad Woodward consults Manager. following the departure of Bob come PD at KPRI/San Diego in with several News Directors from around In making the an- Cole to rival WMZQ last week. 1973. Harrison also became in 1973, the country. A News Director's Manage- nouncements, WBZ VP/GM Bill WPKX-AM & FM VP/GM Bill R&R's first AOR Editor in ment Checklist is also included. Page 22 Hartman said, "Chris's overall Sherard told R&R, "Jason has moving to Managing Editor radio background in both pro- earned the right to this position. 1978. He left R&R five years ago gramming and sales made the He started here as a night jock to form his own consultancy. Facility Form Alert! decision to move him up a three years ago, and he has Harrison, an eight -year natural one." Regarding Hirsh- selected the music and played a KMET talk show veteran, told Jhan Hiber sounds the alarm as the fall very honored. berg, Hartman continued, part in the station's program- R&R, "I feel begins. Apparently Arbitron did not were book "Jon's extensive background in ming decisions for the past year Some fine programmers the blank forms to all separately for this job. It was a send out research and sales training as We know each other very well mented to R&R, "I'm very pleas- considered You can decision for me to make, programmed AM & FM combos. well as his experience with since we've worked together for ed that Bill Sherard has placed big too. The deciding factor was correct this oversight, and you should. retail sales were deciding fac- so long. He understands my this confidence in me. It's really KMET. I wouldn't have return- Jhan has all the details. Page 12 tors in promoting him to the policies ... nothing is changing a thrill to be working so closely ed to daily programming for GSM position." as far as the direction the station with a GM like Bill because of other station. After eight is heading. his experience and varied areas any $3.50 Single Copy Cross joined WBZ two years years here, the station still has Kane, who will continue as of expertise. 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We brought him get their hands him. on Page 20 Sales Manager at WLTT/Washington, DC, to WSSX as Sales Manager, and he's done a is the new GM; Rick Green, shifting from great job, so we're moving him up to Kan- Sconnix's WSSX/Charleston, now becomes sas City." Washington Report 4 A/C: Jeff Green 39 GSM in Kansas City. Sconnix President R&R also learned that KRKR will ask the What's New 6 Country: Lon Helton 40 Randy Odeneal told R&R, "We had about FCC for new call letters KFKF(AM). Short Networks/Suppliers 8 Nashville: Sharon Allen 42 seven people isolated to interview for the term plans are to simulcast the current Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 12 Black Radio: Walt Love 43 (GM's) job. Tom was the third person we KFKF morning show. Ratings Results 14 Marketplace 44 talked to, and we stopped. We knew imme- Management 16 Opportunities 46 diately he was the one we wanted for the Rosenblatt Street Talk 18 National Music Formats 48 job." On The Records: Ken Barnes 20 Black Chart 49 Bresnahan, who had been with WLTT for News/Talk: Brad Woodward 22 Country Chart 51 the past eight years, commented to R&R, "I Raised To CHR: Joel Denver 28 AOR Chart 72 feel that KC is ready for FM Country and Calendar: Brad Messer 34 A/C Chart 72 that is what we are going to do, give them WTMI VP/GM AOR: Steve Feinstein 36 CHR Chart 72 the best FM Country that we can. Sconnix is putting together a great team, and from Sam Rosenblatt, formerly VP/General what I understand the current staff there is Sales Manager, has been promoted to just terrific. Those things all add up to a VP/GM of WTMI/Miami. The nine-year station veteran succeeds President/GM Outlet Signs On WTKS Maurice Loewenthal, who recently resign- Katz Ups Marx ed from the Classical outlet. With Easy Listening Format Prior to his three-year VP/GSM stint, To Corporate Rosenblatt served as WTMI's Local Sales More than two months after acquiring have forced Outlet to build new studios in Manager. Commenting on the promotion, and shutting down free -form WHFS/Wash- Bethesda, MD, where WTKS is licensed. Rosenblatt remarked to R&R, "It's ington, Outlet plans to sign the FM back on Easy Listening also began to look more Sales Post something that everybody works toward the air Friday (9-23) with the new calls attractive when WEZR/Washington drop- Reis, Tabio Move Up and looks forward to in our business. I'm WTKS and an Easy Listening format syn- ped the format in June, leaving the field to At WAAF & WFTQ very pleased by it. As far as our format is dicated by Carson Radio Services of Pro- longtime Beautiful Music dominator concerned we have no intention of changing vidence. WGAY/Washington. "It would be foolish of anything. We're very fortunate to have an WTOP/Washington VP/GM Michael us to think we could knock off WGAY," excellent staff here, and we're going to keep Douglass conceded. "It's a fine, well -estab- Douglass now holds that title for both things pretty much status quo." lished station." WTOP and WTKS. Kurt Henschen, who Following his VP/GM appointment, Ros- The goal is to develop "an effective AM - moves over from an anchor slot at WTOP, enblatt also announced two additional pro- FM combination when we go out on the will serve as Operations Manager and motions. Station PD Alvis Sherouse is up- street," Douglass both afternoon drive personality. Former explained, since sta- ped to VP/Director of Broadcast Opera- tions appeal to the older 25-54 demo, and WASH/Washington personality Jerry Clark tions, and Local Sales Manager Marvin WTKS will have a female appeal balancing will handle morning drive. Ceder moves into the General Sales out WTOP's male dominance. "It will take Manager position. Outlet bought the station with the inten- time but I think there are two or three share tion of making it a News/Talk complement points out there." Steve Marx Richard Reis Gerardo Tabio to WTOP. But Douglass said that plan ran He added that an application for the calls Brooks Takes afoul of an FCC rule mandating that 50% of WRLX ("Relax") has been withdrawn Katz Broadcasting has promoted a station's non -entertainment programm- because they offer "too narrow a benefit for WAAF/Worcester Senior VP/GM Steve Over KEGL ing originate within its city of license. For a an Easy Listening station" and research Marx to a newly -created corporate post in News or Talk format, compliance would shows listeners expect more from the for- sales development for the broadcast group. Management mat than relaxation. Based in Worcester, Marx will oversee just Sandusky Radio President Toney Brooks management systems and training pro- will take on the additional duties of General grams of a new selling technology to be im- STAFF Manager for KEGL/Dallas in early Oc- Mitchell Moves To plemented at all nine Katz -owned stations. tober. Brooks will temporarily replace Publisher: BOB WILSON Succeeding Marx is WFTQ/Worcester PresrdenVChiel Executive Officer: DWIGHT CASE Wayne Walker, who will become KEGL's Vice Resident, Sales & Marketing: DICK KRIZMAN Reis, who now becomes KLAK & KPPL As OM GM Richard VP/Sales. Executive Editors: KEN BARNES. JOHN LEADER VP/GM for both stations. Reis joined the Art (»actor: RICHARD ZUMWALT Robin Mitchell has been named Opera- Also joining the Sandusky AOR outlet is stations in 1981 as GSM. Coincidental with News Editor: GAIL MITCHELL tions Manager at KLAK & KPPL/Denver. former KFRC/San Francisco Local Sales Ratings & Research Editor: JHAN HIBER Reis's new appointment was the naming of Formet Editors: JOEL DENVER ICHBI, STEVE FEINSTEIN (AOR), He was most recently OMi PD of KYTE & Manager Norman Rau. Rau will become JEFF GREEN IAdCI, LON HELTON (Country), WALT KRCK/Portland. Mitchell's radio program- WFTQ Promotion Director Gerardo Tabio VP/Operations for KEGL. LOVE (Bleck Redie), GAIL MITCHELL (Easy Oste sng). Manager. BRAD WOODWARD (News/Talk/ ming background also includes WSAI/Cin- as Station Commenting on the management Senior Associate Editors: KRISANN ALIO, ELLEN BARNES Katz Broadcasting President Richard Associate Editors: BARBARA BARNES, JUDI LUCARELLI, cinnati, WRKO/Boston, and KYYX & changes, Brooks said, "KEGL is a unique NINA ROSSMAN. SYLVIA SALAZAR. CAROL TAYLOR Ferguson said, "I'm especially delighted KXA/Seattle. station studios in Arlington and sales of- Computer Services (rector: DAN COLE that we were able to make all of these ex- - Traffic (rector: ADRIENNE RIDDLE KLAK & KPPL GM Jim Gregori said, fices in Dallas. This approach allows Circulation (rector: MARCELLA LOPER ecutive appointments from within the com- "We're very fortunate to have Robin Mitch- Wayne to concentrate on sales. I'll oversee Washington &, eea: 818 Connecticut Ave., NW, Surte 300, pany. In each case, the outstanding ac- Weeh,rgton, DC 20006, 1202) 466-4960 ell, a tremendous professional, join the Mal - programming, and Norman will handle ad- President: JONATHAN HALL complishments of these three individuals Sales rite family. He will be an asset, as we fine- ministration. We can expect KEGL's National Director: BARRY O'BRIEN have clearly merited them their respective Washington Editor: BRAD WOODWARD tune and continue to be the number one A/C growth to accelerate under this manage- Sales Representatve: VIVIAN FUNN promotions, and we feel very fortunate to Office Manager: CHERYL SOMERS station in this market. With Robin's help, ment team and structure." have them all as of the Katz Broad- Legal Counsel' JASON SHRINSKY the finetuning will be done in a very short part Moshe* Bateau: 1610 10th Avenue South, casting management team." of time." Nashville, TN 37212, 16151292-8982. 292-8983 period Beck New KLAC GSM Bureau Chief: SHARON ALLEN Echoing those sentiments, Mitchell told Production Director: RICHARD AGATA TRANSACTIONS Chris Beck has been named General Associate Art Director: MARILYN FRANDSEN R&R, "Jim Woods (Malrite's National PD) Photography. ROGER ZUMWALT made me an overwhelming offer I couldn't Sales Manager at KLAC/Los Angeles, Typography: KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS, replacing Allen who exited the SANDRA GUTIERREZ refuse. KPPL is already Denver's top -rated Renda Buys WSHH Gantman, Graphics. L.T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR A/C, so all it needs is some finetuning. I station. Beck joins the Metromedia Country Creative Consultant: MARK SHIPPER From Nationwide outlet from KLZ/Denver where he'd been Creative Services Director: MIKE ATKINSON want to bring both stations to the forefront a Marketplace Coordinator: PAM BELLAMY bit more. It's hard for me to leave Portland. Nationwide Communications has sold an Account Executive. KLAC GM Al Brady Office Manager: NANCY HOFF Law told R&R, "Chris Beck is an extremely Administrative Assistant: PAULA PONCE I've got two families here: my own and an WSHH/Pittsburgh to Renda Broadcasting for Controller.' MARGARET BECKWITH extended one at the station. But I'm all $2,250,000. The Beautiful Music outlet aggressive young guy who has done a Redo & Records e published every Friday by Radio & Records. ko., marvelous job at KLZ I feel that with the 1930 Century Park Wes, Los Angeles, CA 90067 (213) 553-4330. pumped for Denver." becomes a sister station to Renda's Country -for- Susecrpfbns 5215 per yea or 560 per eerie Internafior,N sobscrp- Mitchell's successor at KYTE & KRCK matted WIXZIMcKeesport (suburban Pittsburgh). situation we have here at KLAC, I've got to W, rate $400 per year A, reasonable care taken but no tesponsä&1y have who asserted for unsolicited material R&R reserves a, rights or metres ac- hasn't been named yet. Henry Broadcast- WSHH operates with 10.5kw and antenna height somebody can put some imagina- cepted tot outer-eaten AI bdets addressed to R&R or its Editors will be tion, into the ef- aeauned intended for publication and reproduction and may therefore ing President/CEO and KYTE & KRCK of 930 feet. Renda President Tony Renda says drive, and enthusiasm sales be used for the purpose. Nothing may be reproduced a whole or on pat fort. Also, I needed a guy who wasn't totally without wntten p00,5507 from the Publisher The terms AOR, Back GM Bob Fauser indicated that he'll he plans no programming changes at the station. Page, Breakers, Most Added National AM{Ysy'30. P09606, Radio & In addition to WIXZ, Renda's other radio proper- numbers oriented. Chris has done a great Records, we Street Tas we registered frIerna65 of Redo & Record5. evaluate the situation and look from within Printed a U.S.A. Mated Est class to the Unded States, Caress, Eng- first, adding, "I wish Robin the best of luck. ties are WPXZ-AM & FM/Punxsutawney, PA. job in the past both with and without land. Austral.. New Zealand, are Japan < 1983 Race & Records. he'll be a to k, a He's an erudite broadcaster and a solid Robert O. Mahiman, Inc. brokered the transac- numbers, and tremendous asset A ease, of Hite -Harks Co mu,catms. tion. the KLAC team." Page 4 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 FCC Seeks Comments On Washington Report Revising 7-7-7 Ownership Limit Although a final decision is still probably at least a year away, the FCC this week (9-22) will finally begin to tackle the controversial 7-7-7 rule, which limits a broadcast group to no more than 7 AMs, 7 FMs, and House Sets Vote On 7 TVs. plex substantive and procedural problems is set to vote on a Notice suggested in a petition filed with the FCC Radio Marti presented was skillful, determined, tireless The Commission of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) in which last October by Doubleday Broadcasting. It Procedures to govern floor debate on the and successful. His counsel to me and the it will ask for comments from the industry wants groups to be allowed a total of 14 Senate -passed Radio Marti compromise commissioners was the wisest. Very few, if the public on whether and how the rule radio stations, with no regard to the mix of were approved Tuesday morning (9-20) by any other person in government, possess and be revised. It was adopted in 1953. AMs and FMs. the House Rules Committee. That cleared his knowledge and expertise of interna- should sources said the Notice will include Doubleday pointed out that since the rule the way for a House vote on the measure, tional telecommunications. We shall miss FCC literally hundreds of possible options, but was adopted 30 years ago, the number of probably by the end of this week. him." not a Commission preference. AMs has increased 195% and FMs by 548%. The compromise pleases most broad- express And it argued that permitting same -market casters by restricting Radio Marti to extra Hundreds Of Options NAB Promotes Cornils AM -FM combos is more harmful to owner- hours of objective programming on the 1180 Those options include raising or lowering ship diversity than large groups. kHz Voice of America station in Marathon, To Sr. VP/Radio the limits, abolishing them altogether, or FL. That's designed to minimize chances of NAB has elevated Wayne Cornils, its adopting some kind of index to determine retaliatory jamming on the U.S. commer- VP/Radio, to a senior vice presidency. when a broadcast group is exercising too cial AM band by Cuba. Upgrading the position was recommended much control. One widely discussed method The bill also contains $5 million to reim- last year by the association's Futures Com- would replace the arbitrary 7-7-7 limits with burse broadcasters for the cost of mittee. Simultaneously, NAB also upgrad- an index taking into account the total upgrading their facilities to offset Cuban in- ed its vacant VP/Television slot and named number of potential listeners or viewers a terference. However, NRBA said it's disap- Dick Hollands to fill the job. He was most group's stations serve. Using that gauge, for pointed there was no provision made for recently VP of Wometco Enterprises. instance, the owner of 50 small market reimbursing stations for lost revenues due Meanwhile, NAB's Structure Committee radio stations might be found to exercise to Cuban interference. met last week with outgoing NBC VP/ less control than a group with seven major Washington and NAB Board member market properties. NPR Accepts $100,000 Gift Peter Kenney, who has suggested forming The NPRM, which was prepared by the independent radio and TV federations Counsel Bruce Fein, Former Sen. Dick Clark's (D-IA) Friends office of FCC General within NAB. The panel has decided to hire a will also ask commenters to be inventive of National Public Radio has presented the management consultant to help chart new methods not network with a check for $100,000 it solicited in suggesting possible NAB's future course. the Commission staff. via newspaper ads. "This is an expression thought of by This week the NAB Executive Committee of the interest and commitment we, as Different Rules For Nets? was meeting in San Diego with officials listeners, have in the survival of NPR," Since taking office in May 1981 FCC from the national broadcasting associations said Clark. "As the beneficiaries of the Chairman Mark Fowler has stated of Canada and Mexico. And the panel issued programming which has repeatedly he favors revising the 7-7-7 rule, outstanding invitation to leaders of the Daytime NPR, we want to do even an has carefully avoided committing characterized Broadcasters Association to meet in but more in the future." himself to any particular scheme. "We Washington next month to discuss daytimer Meeting last week, NPR's Board want to look at that rule," Fowler has com- FRITTS BACKS ALASKA SKYWAVE - NAB its relief just voted by the FCC. allocated funds from Clark's group and mented (R&R 8-14-81) . President Eddie Fritts, attending the recent own national fundraiser - $350,000 for pro- Other Key Developments: "One option might be to eliminate it. Alaska Broadcasters Association (ABA) Con- gram restoration, $55,000 for the jazz and ABC Radio commentator Paul Harvey Another option might be to raise the vention, endorsed the group's effort to win protection for 16 classical music service NPR PLUS, and is under active consideration by the White number. Some might say you should reduce clear channel skywave Alaska stations that serve remote areas. $277,000 for debt retirement. The 1984 House for an appointment to the Corpora- the number, but I personally believe that right ABA President AI budget was upped from $17.6 to (CPB) Board would not be the way the Commission would Pictured left to are operating tion for Public Broadcasting's Bramstedt Jr., GM, KTUU-TV/Anchorage; out- $18.7, and Acting President Ronald Born - of Directors. be going. Maybe there would be a special through the going ABA President Tom Busch, GM, stein's contract was extended Technicalities have caused the FCC to category for networks, limiting the number KNOM/Nome; Roy Robinson, Executive end of October. dismiss the application of Rancocas Valley they could acquire. Maybe they would have VP/GM, KFQD & KWHL/Anchorage; Patty Broadcasting to win a CP for the facilities a lesser number." Harpel, President, KHAR & KKLV/Anchorage; NRBA Names 10 of WJJZ/Mt. Holly, NJ. The firm's presi- At its meeting in June, NAB's Joint Board Don Nelson, President, KJNP-AM-FM & At -Large Directors dent violated a rule permitting attorneys to of Directors endorsed "relaxation" of the TV/North Pole; Theda Comstock, KTUU- sign applications only when the principal is rule but didn't get more specific. One possi- TV/Anchorage; Fritts. Balloting for the NRBA Board of Direc- physically disabled or out of the country. ble way of altering the limit for radio was tors has been completed with the election of 10 at-large directors. Chosen by the board HOPES FADE were Matrite President Carl Hirsch, DEREGULATION WAIT/Chicago VP/GM Al Wilson, Christal President Bob Duffy, Gannett Radio Divi- For Ignoring Programming Survey sion President Joe Dorton, KRSB/Rose- Wirth Rips CBS burg, OR President/GM Tom Worden, CBS's refusal to supply Congress with information on the program- CBS of the role of its stations as public Stations President Nick Verbitsky, trustees, and of the role of the United States United of its radio and television O&O's drew a sharp rebuke Monday outgoing Charter President John Bayliss, ming Congress in obtaining information WLBH/Mattoon, IL President/GM Ray (9-19) from House Telecommunications Subcommittee Chairman Tim necessary to develop policy that will Livesay, WBTH & WXCC/Williamson, WV, Wirth (D -CO). preserve and promote the public interest." VP/GM Janet Evans, and Metroplex Presi- In a letter to CBS President Thomas being aired in various categories. Wirth, Wirth also told Wyman, "I am extremely dent Norman Wain. Wyman, Wirth said, "It is my hope and ex- who was furious at the poor industry troubled by CBS's decision not to comply Meanwhile, a nominating committee was pectation that the surveys sent to the CBS response, says the information is needed as with an official request for data. CBS has to meet this week to choose candidates to stations will be returned to the subcommit- his panel tries to find some way of "quanti - the data requested readily available to it, succeed NRBA President Sis Kaplan. Mann tee promptly. I ask that you provide the re- Eying" the public interest standard as part and in fact CBS actually has compiled most Media President Bernie Mann, who is quested data within 48 hours of the receipt of a deregulation bill he has pledged to corn - of the data in order to enable affiliated sta- NRBA's VP/East, seems to be the frontrun- of this letter." plete by October 15. tions to respond to his subcommittee." ner. NRBA's president must pay his or her CBS incensed Wirth when VP/Policy & Deregulation Hopes Fade own expenses, which can exceed $30,000, the CBS Broadcast Group Deemed Unlikely Planning for Meanwhile, radio industry lobbyists are thus limiting the field of candidates. Subpoenas letter saying the Roger Coloff sent a increasingly pessimistic about the chances Wirth added that his subcommittee "has surveys wouldn't be returned for his sta- how of any broadcast deregulation bill emerging a record which clearly demonstrates tions because the network is "opposed to International Advisor to ob- from Congress this fall. They blame a seriously we take our responsibility the substitution of percentage standards for Schaefer Quits FCC tain the information we deem necessary to crowded subcommittee agenda, a rapidly the present system." Coloff also alluded to approaching October adjournment One of FCC Chairman Mark Fowler's top carry out our functions." However, Wirth violation of the First Amend- a possible deadline, a lack of progress in resolving dif- aides, International Advisor Kalmann aides downplayed a report in the ment. ("Konnie") Schaefer has resigned, effec- Washington Post that subpoenas may be ferences on issues such as programming Wirth Dubs CBS radio, and what they tive September 23, to form an international issued for the CBS programming data if the percentages for and domestic telecommunications con- network still refuses to furnish it voluntari- View "Irrelevant" believe is a lack of true commitment on sulting firm. Schaeffer has taken a leading ly. At presstime CBS officials were not say- In this week's letter to Wyman, Wirth Wirth's part to move a bill by October 15. the topic of inten- U.S. role in many international con- ing how they planned to handle Wirth's said CBS's opinion in the matter is "totally Deregulation has been discussions in the Wirth ferences, including the 1981 western hemi- latest demand. irrelevant." He continued, "To refuse to sive staff-level month, and was slated for sphere (Region 2) session in Rio de Janeiro Surveys were sent this summer to 1200 provide the requested data to the subcom- panel for the past members in a that killed the idea of 9 kHz AM spacing. radio stations and all commercial TV sta- mittee responsible for oversight of the discussion by committee Wednesday At those conferences, said Fowler, "Kon- tions in an effort to gather firm data on how broadcast industry ... suggests a private, informal meeting on nie's handling of the intractable and corn- much non -entertainment programming is remarkable and surprising disregard by (9-21). MOTOROLA AM STEREO

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CASSETTE PIRACY ALSO RISING Other than the obvious age factor, baby boomers (18-37) differ from their elders in another way - they're more success -oriented. Over half of 25 to 37 year -olds surveyed recently are making inroads toward their goals: 52% hold professional/managerial level positions. In terms of mixing work and family, VCRs Worldwide JVC's RC -S22 only 11% think it's wrong for both parents to work, while less than 40% feel children are necessary for a happy marriage. Joining the JVC radio line is the USA Today also reports that 'boomers take their leisure pursuits more RC -S22, a compact radio cassette seriously as well. Those 18 to 37 indulge in active sports and take movie/con- Approach 40 Million recorder complemented by a nine - cert jaunts twice as often as older folks. And socially speaking, times are band high sensitivity tuner. To per- definitely changing. Only one-third believe the man should take the initiative in mit accurate tuning in crowded fre- courtship. quency ranges, the frequencies between 5.95 mHz and 21.75 mHz are divided into seven separate bands. And the cassette Portable Computers recorder's auto-stop capability Pose Airline Heartfelt conserves battery power, prevents tape stretching, and protects Safety Threat against motor overloading. Ac- cessories include an AC power A recent Los Angeles Times arti- Music is Thus far Worldwide use of videocassette recorders (VCRs) growing. adaptor, microphone and earphone cle addressed a potential problem for at four million. units total 36.5 million with year-end estimates pegged jacks. It retails for $169.96. travelling businessmen carrying por- The However, as VCR use expands, so does the cassette piracy business. table computers. It seems these com- Avi Yellin is one person who takes same survey indicates that illegal industry nets over $2 billion annually, with puters may be capable of interfering music's pulsating rhythms to heart. pirate tapes currently outnumbering legal cassettes. with an airplane's navigational and The University of Minnesota psycholo- Figures compiled by the International Institute of Communications communications systems. As yet, gist says he's taught his heart to beat show the U.S. out in front with 8,750,000 recorders in 10.7% of all television Home Away there have been no major altercations, in time to music, frequently playing households, followed by Japan at 7,560,000. Britain reports 5,750,000 and the airline industry has made no along with the car radio. So far, the recorders, ahead of West Germany, France and Australia. At 92%, Kuwait blanket ruling prohibiting the on -board organ pumps to jazz, rock, and coun- claims the highest percentage of television households with VCRs, while From Home use of the portable machines. try. No word, though, on if the ticker Ethiopia only counts an estimated 400. Not surprisingly, VCRs are most often However, officials are worried that has musically mastered R&B or easy used to view feature films. some of the newer, highly computeriz- listening tunes. Yellin's crossover into ed planes could be adversely affected. cardiac synchronization is an out- But several airlines, including Eastern growth of relaxation therapy. But he and United, have already circumnavi- emphatically noted to Rip 'N' Read gated the possible threat by banning that anyone can learn to beat to the the units until further notice. beat.

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Networks/Program Suppliers ABC "Walls and Bridges" released 1974 (Week of FM Net: September 26) "One Minute Wtth" w/Rona Elliot Big Country "Eddie and the Cruisers" on "Moyle News" (Week of September 26) w/Roger Ebert (September 26) "Rock Report" w/Rona Elliot: featuring Deve Davies Information Net: MUSIC FEATURES of Kinks (Week of September 26) Microwave ovens and cooking on "John Stossel "Coping With" w/Frettk Cody'. Saying no to parents Consumer Lookout" (September 24-25) (Week of September 26) Mutual Rock Net: .'Screen Scenes" w/Shelley Lewis'. "The Big C lIC (Week of September 26) Lee Arnold On A Country Road: "Lifelines" explores vellum research/abusive legal Loretta Lynn concert w/Bellamys. Glen Camp- drugs/chocoholics (Fantini Prod.) (September Progressive Radio Net bell Leon Everette (October 8-9) 27-30) Laugh Machine: "Rocknotes" w/Pat St. John'. Agnetha Faltskog Gallagher/Robert Klein/Flip Wllson/Rich Little/Peter Rock USA: (September 26-27); focus on Split Enz member Cook & Dudley Moore (Week of September 26) Police's Stewart Copeland/Heart/A Flock Of Tim Finn (September 28-30) News Blimp: Seagulls/Jonathan Cain/Ray Manzarek CBS (October 8-9) Pet insurancetboardroom romances/dangers of Narwood Baseball pennant race special (September 26-30) gravity -inversion booths/arson (Week of Newsmark (September 30) September 26) Country Closeup: ReäoRadlo: B J Thomas (October f0) Westwood One Polices Stewart Copeland/"Eddie & The Cruisers Music Makers: Francisco, CBS Brad Messer's Daybook: CBS GET TOGETHER - Prior to the recent NAB RPC in San filmr Star Trek Ill"/"Harold and Maude" on Johnny Appleseed/Oueen Mary (September 26) Helen Forrest (October 10) Radio Network affiliates gathered for the network's first-ever Regional Affiliates "Kris Erik Stevens - In Touch" (September Match covers/Tonight show (September 27) Conference. Among those on hand were (1-r) KIRO/Seattle VP/GM Joseph Abel, 26-October 2) NBC World Series 1919 fix/fastest motorcycle WNBF/Binghampton, NY VP/GM Kitty Bocock, and CBS Radio President Source: Clayton Webster (September 28) 2 in New Or- Robert Hosking. Similar panel sessions are planned for October Rudolph Diesel/SCOTUS school integration Flxx concert (October 7-9) Jack Carney's Comedy Show: leans and November 2 in Chicago. Holies (October 14-16) Football (September 26) (September 29) Right to Die law William Wrigley Jr. (September Sports and sportsmen (October 10) CA RKO Networks Sporting News Report: 30) Playboy Advisor: Countdown America w/ Mickey Lokit/Jim Lonborg/Tom Trash (October 3) John Leader (IS INC): He moves too fast for her/he s pushing marriage/flat Norwood shoes and periodic palnfte's alone and lonely George Benson spctlighted (September 24-25) Minding Your Business: (Week of September 26) Elton John spotlighted (October 1-2) Equipment financing/stealing time (September 23) Spaces & Places: Solid Gold Saturday Night Changing ideas of beauty (September 23-25) (Dick Bartley): NBC Photography in the '80s (September 30 October 2) Gary Puckett & Union Gap (October 8) Source: Tellin' It Like It Was: Great Top 40 dance hits (October 15) "Rock Chronicle" w/Den Formento: John Lennon's Blacks in organized baseball (September 23-25) Rolling Stone Magazine Productions Guest DJ: PEOPLE AN EN-RICHING CONVERSATION Doug Hall (r), producer of United Sta- Colin Hay of Men At Work (October 10) - The Steve Stills (October 17) tions' "The Great Sounds," visited with drummer/bandleader Buddy Rich. forthcoming interview was taped at Rich's Manhattan apartment. Rick Dees, Kris Stevens Enterprises nouncements. Morgan is a 16 -year KIIS/Los Angeles broadcast veteran who spent the last Night Moves special (Halloween weekend) morning personali- Westwood One Clayton Webster three years as Director of Music Pro- Starfleet Blair Radio Net: ty, is host of the gramming for Mutual Broadcasting. Earth News: Country Calendar: new national series Prior to that he worked at WABC/New Donna Summer HBO simulcast (October 22) Culture Club/Paul Kantner/Eddy Murphy (Week Marty Robbins tribute (October 10) "Weekly Top 40 York of them as of October 10) Dottie West (October 11) for eight years, four Syndicate It, Inc. Merle Haggard (October 12) Countdown." It's Program Director. in Concert: Music Of Black America: Lacy J Dalton (October 13) produced by Ron Triumph (October 14-16) Alabama's Jack Cook (October 14) The Spanish Satellite Network Talent showcase (October 10) Cutler and syndi- Loretta Lynn (October 15) Rick Dees (SSN) plans to expand programming as JFK. A Musical Tribute w/Martin Sheen (Week Live From Gilley's: cated by Los An- Don Williams (October 16) of December 1, adding hourly world of November 20) Otarley Pride/Jerry Reed/Tanya Tucker (Oc- geles -based Dees Creations, Inc. 7-9) Rarities: and national news broadcasts, hourly United Stations tober The program is slated to premiere the Off The Record Specials: Dire Straits (October 10) weekend of October 7-9. sports reports, hourly consumer -home Dick Clark's Rock, Roll Pete Townshend (October 11) reports, regular music 7-9) economics plus Heart (October Traffic (October 121 & Remember: Glenn Morgan is President of and entertainment Affiliates Del Leopard (October 14-16) Flxx (October 13) segments. Dr Hook (October 7-9! newly -formed Master Audio Produc- now number 27 with the addition of Rock Chronicles: Derek & Dominos (October 14) The Great Sounds: tions, Inc.. which creates, writes, pro- KALI/Los Rock duets (October 7-9) Retro Rock: Angeles. duces and records radio programs, Sammy Kaye (October 7-9) Dressing for success (October 14-16) David Bowie (October 10) Continued on Page 10 Solid Gold Country: commercials and public service an- ABC Eddy Arnold (October 7-9) Net/ Continuum Broadcasting Weekly Country Music Countdown: Contemporary Spotlight Special: On Bleecker Street: Waylon Jennings (October 7-9) Den Fogelberg (October 23) The Great Girl Groups (October 7-10, Iron Butterfly (October 12-17) Watermark FM Net: Soundtrack of the '60s: "Rlrgo's Yellow Submarine Beatles tribute (October 8-9) (Now thru November 26) Creative Factor Specials: The Rock Pumpkin 'B3 (October 29-31)

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Wilia//1 faa/zner- 6jo/neuy Gordon Lightfoot special (Fall) co/44 PatenC4 CUZ U7UitatCP/Z Inner -View Inner -View: Heart (October 10) jy- fhefrevif'cU MYSTERIOUS IDOL - MJI Broadcasting, which syndicates "Rock Quiz," London Wavelength has added another program to its lineup, "Rock Quiz Mystery Guest." Above, ICUG Pu/` nayfrC?IC&f t6' Q'/?Cl svrl'XCP6' Chrysalis artist Billy Idol (third from left) joins (l -r) producer Dave Schulps and BBC Special: MJI's President Joshua Feigenbaum and Affiliate Relations head Gary Krantz Exclusive Genesis special (October 14-31) for a guest segment. b WA, ..4(;11) Orlea/78 or'. 2-614/ Rolling Stones at the Beeb (December 1-20) Oet.i/l. to »fr/n. Cochran, KTXQ; Wally Mulfinax, WESC; John KLEMM MOO1_2Z 5U Dame, WKBO; Jerry Blum, WQXI & Craig Hanson, KSFI. dude (943 (94ar74 New study indicates a friendly tone and ability to stop talking ... plus changing tone, helps air Welcome to Dave Hood ... new morning host, people become more acceptable. Want more? Call WKY, Oklahoma City. He's also a star of PM ec(1YÍal ÓG eN`S CI lllU/Y'S' (203) 868-0505. Magazine! Best sales people aren't fast -pitchers. More KM proudly consults AP RADIO ... soon to reveal effective approach is slower, step-by-step selling. new fall plans. The key to successful news-newstalk NQITIA '83 Some of the best include Jack Cresse, KVOO; Tim is to develop selling demos. EXT. WILLIAM B. TANNER COMPANY 2714 UNION MEDIA, INC 38112 Find out why KLEMM, Inc. clients are so successful. MEMPNIS,TN RADIO PROGRAMMING DAVID R. KLEMM works quietly for major results. KLEMM mix ?61 WASH/NG TON C1.793 "With ABC Direction' you have access to ail the resources of a great network, with the flexibility. you need to manage your station:'

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"Star In Motion" C 1980 L.A. 0i,mplc Committee Page 10 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Azor.dommairawriorIMMIZMIIIMIKdorloor-derldear-AAar:iisrdimimi Networks/Program Suppliers Pro:Motions PEOPLE Granger New WYNT & WPVA GM Poe Named GM At Florida Network from Page 8 has teamed up with U.S. News & Continued Gary Granger is named President/GM of Brill Bob Poe has been tapped as General Manager of Report to offer PRN's "News World Media's WYNT & WPVA/Petersburg, VA. Granger was Florida Network, Inc. He joined the network's flag- Independent research consultant Blimp" to selected college radio sta- most recently General Sales Manager at WIZD/West ship, WKIS/Orlando, as Regional Sales Manager and Bob Lowry expands his association The campaign began at the start tions. Palm Beach, after serving as VP/Station Manager of was appointed General Sales Manager of the network with Drake-Chenault Enterprises, of fall semester on 25 stations; it runs WSRF & WSHE/Fort Lauderdale and as a radio con- when Susquehanna Broadcasting purchased it in Inc. His research will now include the for a full semester. PRN has also laun- sultant. Granger's background also includes stints as an June 1982. In his new position, Poe will retain direct re- firm's A/C (XT -40, Contempo 300) and the Program," a ched "Computer air personality at WKNR/Detroit (now WNIC) and WQXI/ sponsibility for the network's sales efforts. Country (Great American Country) for- 13 -week series that explores the Atlanta. mats. home computer revolution via 85 Progressive Radio Network 90 -second encapsulated features. KDON Appoints New Management Team MCA Taps McKaie Andy McKaie has been appointed Director of National Publicity for MCA Records. He joins the company from his second stint as an Account Executive with the public relations firm of Solters/Ros- kin/Friedman; in between, Mc- Kaie was Director of National Pub- licity for Arista. McKaie will work out of MCA's Los Angeles offices Andy McKaie and will be responsible for publicity for both MCA and Jim Christoferson Kerry Bogard MCA Distributing. Jim Christoferson is the new Station Manager at KDON-AM & FM/Salinas, CA. He spent the last five years as GM of KIDD/Monterey. Kerry Bogard is now CBS Raises Biniaz General Sales Manager for the Grace-owned AM/FM Robert Biniaz has been named complex after twelve years as Sales Manager at WIRK- VP/Business Affairs, West Coast, Productions' new television I LOVE MY COUNTRY - That's the theme of TM AM & FM/West Palm Beach. Besides working as a CBS Records. He moves in-house currently airing the commercial package for Country radio stations. One station concert promoter, Bogard also programmed South Flor- from the Senior Attorney post. Bin- is SC. Here (l -r) TM Creative Director Jim Kirk, campaign WESC-FM/Greenville, ida's first progressive AOR, WMUM/Palm Beach. iaz first joined CBS in 1981 as an Philip Thomas, Miss Louisiana 1982 Bobbi Candler, and TM VP/GM director attorney in the Records Section. Buddy Scott are shown during the filming. Prior to that he was an Assistant WEA Promotes Falstrom U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles. Jerry Falstrom is Vice Presi- Robert Biniaz dent of Planning for the Warner/ Elektra/Atlantic Corp. He joined WEA in 1977 as Director of Finan- Mandelbaum Segues To BTI cial Planning and was most recently Art Mandelbaum has joined Broadcast Training Vice President/Treasurer for Elek- Incorporated as President/CEO and Chairman of the tra/Asylum before that company's Board. He spent four years as Corporate Vice President relocation. Falstrom was with CBS of RKO Radio and served as President of The Brain Television for four and a half years Trust, a marketing/advertising consulting firm. Mandel- before joining WEA. Jerry Falstrom baum will supervise the spin-off of BTI's Columbia School of Broadcasting into a separate division as well as the company's future diversification into related IRTS Ups Miller fields. LRB MEETS RKO - While on a stopover in New York, members of the Little Linda Miller has been named to the recently -cre- River Band dropped by the RKO Radio Networks office to finalize plans for ated position of Director of Sales for the International their forthcoming live concert appearance on RKO's "Live In Concert" series. Radio and Television Society. She joined the organi- via show is scheduled for October 23. Pictured during Broadcast satellite, the zation in January 1980 and handled a variety of sales Dougherty Elevated At WIFI the meeting are (I -r) RKO Radioshows Manager Gary Landis, LRB members functions, which she will maintain in addition to her new Dennis Dougherty becomes the new Retail Sales John Farnham and Wayne Nelson,. and RKO VP/Director of Programming post. Before coming to IRTS, Miller worked in various Manager at WIFI/Philadelphia. He was most recently Dan Griffin. capacities for WMCA/New York, McCann-Erickson, Account Executive, the position he held since joining the and Bartell Broadcasting. (now known as Surrey station in March 1982. Broadcasting) BROWNS COUNTRY WHK1420 KLOS, KSRR Name McCarthy, Hogan vet. aa/cliotl White Joins Back To Back SMe- Kevin McCarthy is appointed Sales Manager at Ir ""' V V 115 Ray White has been named National Director of 7, i. ABC -owned KLOS/Los Angeles. He most recently oc- rCLmoony RYI@ Artist Relations for Back to Back Entertainment. nse e' cupied a similar post at sister station KSRR/Houston, White serves as President of White Lightening Pro- 1 ] A Kít after serving as an Account Executive at KGB/San ductions and formerly worked in the A&R department ,j,.rjÿ Reí Diego. Replacing McCarthy at KSRR is Bob Hogan. at Chrysalis Records. White will assist in Back to He joined the station three years ago as an Account Back's expansion into promotion, marketing. and mer- Executive, having held the same job at WRNO/New Orleans, chandising.

TROD trm Merrill Forms PR Firm Attic Promotes Alfonso KCRL7 96.7 Jim Merrill, a former publicist for Playboy and Ralph Alfonso is tapped as National Promotion and n"-Mlf United Artists, has announced the formation of Mer- Press Manager for Toronto -based Attic Records. He /fiooks íi" :s:ïC V rill & Associates, a management and public relations was the company's Press and Artist Development Mana- 9 cayetar s tN ger. Before ., Lafayett® ; firm based in Los Angeles. Merrill and partner Lorraine joining Attic, Alfonso worked as a journalist. Nakano can be reached at (213) 255-3085. manager, and promoter.

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Arbitron Rebates For Sample Shortfalls Arbitron Sales/Marketing VP Bill Livek has confirmed that the ratings firm has, in 14 markets, given monetary rebates to compensate for sample shor- tages in the spring sweep. Subscribers in the following markets received some minor relief from their Arbitron bills since the number of usable diaries in these markets was more than 10% below the sample target: Baton Rouge, Biloxi, Charleston, WV; Colorado Springs, Dubuque, Fort Walton Beach, Greens- Facility Form Alert! boro -Winston Salem -High Point, Las Vegas, Norwalk, Orlando, Raleigh, Staunton -Waynesboro, Tuscaloosa, and Utica.

Arbitron Improves Working Data As the fall book has just gotten underway (diarykeep- In an effort to correct problems inherent in its data on listeners who work ing began on the 22nd), something has come to my atten- Arbitron has made some procedural revisions effective with this fall sweep. In tion perhaps not yours. I'm talking about the station the past persons who indicated they worked but didn't indicate the number of - but hours worked weekly reverted to "non -working." Now, according to Arbitron's information packets - facility forms - that are supposed Bill Livek, such an indication in the diary will lead to the respondent being to be mailed to each station well in advance of the surveys placed into the "full-time working" (30+ hours weekly) category. This will in each area. without the station address pro- lead to a better representation of the amount of a station's cume who are employed, thus enhancing station sales pictures. Over the last few weeks I've perly showing through the heard from some of you - envelope window - but Ar- Coleman, Long Renew Pact especially those with jointly - bitron says these all came back to Jon Coleman of Coleman Research has announced that his relationship owned AM & FM properties in Beltsville and were re-sent. with Jim Long & Partners has been extended. Coleman will assist Long in the the same market - that you At any rate it is apparent that area of callout music research and the setup of research -based music systems. received only one set of forms Arbitron either didn't generate all even though your stations are the mailing address needed for separately programmed and the facility form packets - or move rapidly. already covered (like farm have different identities. What that not all the packets got pro- If you are not positive that reports). Above all, if your sta- caused this phenomenon, and perly mailed. If one of your sta- you've received and sent back to tion carries sports events, be cer- how can you get your informa- tions didn't receive an Arbitron Arbitron the facility forms for tain that Arbitron has the full tion to Arbitron so that you get facility form packet in July - the fall (the best way to know schedule of games, the names of all the listening credit your sta- you did would be to have kept a the teams involved and the an- tion deserves? Read on. copy and have received from Ar- nouncers who do the broadcasts. "It seems that the AM facility Mailing Miseries bitron a confirmation slip stating There's nothing worse than go- received its station information it got the packet), do not panic. ing in to look at your diaries after As this problem - the case of packet the facility form, the - Do, however, give a call to Ar- a sweep and seeing a big "U" the missing facility forms - program log, and so on but the - bitron at (301) 982-4600, speak over an entry to one of your DJ came to my attention last FM's came up missing." month, I began checking into to someone in the Radio Depart- names or a sports event that you what might have caused a sta- ment, and give them the most broadcast. The "U" stands for tion to receive the forms for one sent to the general manager's at- crucial information over the unidentified, which means Ar- property but not for another tention - then you could be sail- phone - your station slogans. bitron didn't know how to credit under the same roof. Curiously, ing into the fall book without any Tell them your dilemma and the item so no one got the cume it seemed that the AM facility current crediting information on they'll take the slogans late, or quarter-hours involved. received its station information file at Beltsville. Help! won't penalize you for the tar- packet - the facility form, the Rapid Remedies diness, and you'll get the credits to which your station is entitled. program log, and so on - but So you've found out that one of "There's nothing worse than go- the FM's came up missing. After your conversation with your stations didn't get its Ar- ing in to look at your diaries after Inquiries were directed at Ar- Arbitron, be sure to drop a note bitron packet for the fall sweep. a sweep and seeing a big "U" and response was confirming the discussion and bitron the that Now what? Since the forms were an to of your DJ name of who over entry one there had been instances where due back to Beltsville on August the the person took your information. This protects names or a sports event that you the folks stuffing the packets into 8, does this mean the fickle finger broadcast." you in case a post -survey diary the mailing envelopes screwed of fate is pointing at you this fall? review shows your station up. Some packets were mailed No, there's still hope if you didn't - get the slogan credit to which it was entitled. Covering yourself with the pro- QU A As for the other station infor- per facility form information is mation - especially the pro- the only way to make sure that gramming log I'd suggest ex- Arbitron has all the material the Joe Plazek of WATT & WEVZ/Cadillac, MI wrote in, asking, "In your - pressing that to Beltsville with a editors need to make the correct Ratings Report you used to analyze 176 regular Arbitron markets, while now listening credit decisions. you just do the top 50. Will you ever be analyzing more markets than just the return receipt requested. This top 50 again, or was that extensive publication just a one-shot deal?" will insure the editors can refer With all the concern about the to all the information vital to missing facility forms, here's an Well, Joe (and those others out there who've been asking for a review of your station whenever a non -call interesting sidelight - over 33% markets outside the top 50) there is light at the end of the tunnel. With Ar- letter entry shows up. of all stations in the U.S. don't speedier report delivery we'll now (effective with the fall '83 sweep bitron's Be sure to include the names of even return their station infor- edition of the Ratings Report) be delving into the top 100 markets. In the past mation packets. Don't let that it just took forever to wait until all the books were out, then compile and your station air personalities get publish the report. The better job being done by Arbitron now makes our job (both regular and relief), the happen to your station - easier at R&R. names of any programs you that info to Arbitron! And have a carry, and any other features not good fall book. T H . . R EAT SOUNDS GLENN MILLER TOMMY DORSEY

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he Great Sounds. An exciting neN other stars will appear on the show, all weekly four hour radio program from talking about their music and the fasci- The United Stations. Featuring the nating stories behind the songs. Each hits of the 30's and 40's and the non - show will also highlight a special year rock hits of the 50's and 60's. with a review of the events and the un- forgettably great sounds of that year. The Great Sounds is designed to develop a loyal audience, and keep it, because it The Great Sounds wouldn't be complete will encourage long listening spars and without Frank Sinatra. Each week a lessen dial punching. This will not only "Spotlight on Sinatra'' will pay tribute to benefit the radio station, but also the perhaps the greatest sound of all. advertiser by encouraging your audience The Great Sounds is hosted by Dick to tune in on a specific day at a specific Shepard who anchored WNEW's legendary time. '`Milkman's Matinee" in the mid 50's, Each week The Great Sounds will as well as the NBC Radio Network spotlight a "Special Feature Artist" program, "Monitor". throughout the entire four hour program. Benny Goodman, Teresa Brewer, Mel For more information and a demonstra- Torme, and Johnny Mathis are just a few tion cassette of The Great Sounds call of the great stars we'll be featuring as The United Stations in New York at in -person guests. In addition, several (212) 869-7444.

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New York Detroit Washington, D.C. Los Angeles Page 14 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Arbitron Spring '83 Quarterlies, 12+ METRO RANK METRO RANK \IVA V II1V 751 McAllen -Brownsville 76 "1 Love',",. Share Trends Persona 12 Mon -Sun CAM Mid Am Persons 12 Mon -Sun CAM -Mid Share Trends IProduced By IThe First Single Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Maurice White From The Soon To Be

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An exclusive 2 -hour tribute to the legend of Jim Morrison and The Danny Sugarman. Prizes will be autographed by Ray, John and Robbie. The Doors. Only on The Source. Ex -Doors members Ray Manzarek, Doors. Their fire still burns. Hotter than ever. Produced by Denny Somach John Densmore and Robbie Krieger are on hand to trace the history Productions. of this monumental band. Hear a preview of `Alive, She Cried;' the new LP The weekend of September 30, of previously unreleased Doors concert material. Also, a rare interview with October 1,2 The Doors: The Illustrated Jim Morrison recorded in 1968. Plus the classics: "Love Me Two Times;' History, "People Are Strange,' "Riders On The Storm:' and "The End" Listeners will Sponsored, in part, by by Danny Sugarman. be invited to participate in a special Doors promotion in conjunction with the Budweiser and Published by new Doors LP and the new book, The Doors: The Illustrated History, by Levi Strauss & Co. William Morrow & Company. R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 16

I Management Interviewer Checklist

Listed below are the do's and don'ts of being a good interviewer: Do's Listen. A good rule of thumb is the 80/20 ratio - the candidate talks 80%, you talk no LISTENING IS THE KEY more than 20%. Focus on the candidate's ability to do the job rather than his or her ability to get the job. An excellent interview applicant isn't necessarily an excellent employee. Avoid being an amateur psychologist. Use open-ended questions that force the candidate Selection Interviews: to demonstrate his knowledge and communication skills. Know your organization and its people. Understand who will fit ... who will be programmed for success. Art Not Science Know your industry. Control the interview. There's a place for selling the job, station, and company. But accom- Listen - don't talk. To those of us in the communications industry plish what you need to know first before assuming center stage. that may be asking a lot. But when it comes to interviewing, whether for a Don'ts new general manager, program director, sales manager, or receptionist, Be unable or unwilling to listen. listening is one of the keys to an effective interview. By listening, you can Rehash the application/resume and not learn about the candidate's attitudes, temperament, understand and determine an applicant's strengths, limitations, ambitions, etc. better Let your biases or prejudices enter the picture. and growth potential. Many more than would care to admit don't conduct Automatically assume people are top-notch because of station/company or school back- interviews well and need to learn more. Interviewing is not a scientific ground. discipline; at best it's an art form. Place too much emphasis on physical appearance or attire. Over -appreciate experience - ten years could be one year ten times. Setting The Stage Over -emphasize educational background. Gary Kaplan presently serves as Managing An interviewer's job is twofold - assess Interview too many candidates in rapid succession so they all melt together. the candidate's abilities and attitude. How- VP/Partner of search firm Korn/Ferry Interna- ever, you must do your homework first. tional. Based in the Los Angeles corporate That means knowing the job's require- offices, he also heads the company's interna- ments, not just its description, and knowing tional entertainment specialty practice. as much as possible about the organization (station) itself, working conditions, and ex- cant, the final question "What else should I Ending The Interview you isting staff. Then study the applicant's re- during the session, and engage the applicant know about before we close?" covers Gracefully terminating an interview is sume, tape, and other background informa- in relaxing small talk (mutual sports inter- anything that could have been overlooked. another skill in itself. A preset time limit is The outlined tion. This should be done before the interest, current event, weather). procedures above seem sim- advised, generally 45 minutes for clerical to ple enough. Yet the skill lies in knowing view so you aren't rehashing what's already Little things like keeping the interview in- 11/2 hours for managers. Inform the appli- a matter of record, sacrificing the spontaneity terruption -free and pulling the drapes against what to and what not to ask. Questions that cant of the limit at the start of the interview elicit only yes or no answers aren't very en- and openness inherent in a successful inter- glaring sunlight are additional comfort- and have a clock positioned nearby to help view. causing gestures. Together these consider- lightening or thought -provoking. Interview keep track of time. Other tactful means of While doing this bear in mind three fac- ations not only allay the candidate's nervous buzzwords such as how, why, tell me, de- alerting the applicant to the interview's tors: apprehension, but yours as well. In fact, scribe, and explain accomplish that goal, end: looking at your watch and referring to Can do - can the candidate handle the prior to the interview, you should relax (go making the questions open-ended and the another appointment; if using paper and job or be trained in a sufficient amount of out for a walk, stretch, drink a cup of coffee) pencil, put the pencil down and push the pa- time. so you can approach the forthcoming meet- per aside; or spectacle wearers can take off Will do - will the potential employee ing in a positive mood. their glasses and put them away. do the job and continue to do it at the re- "Watch out for prejudgment pit- Whatever the case, the session should end quired level. on an appropriate note, depending on your falls. An Chemistry - how will the applicant fit Q&A Basics interviewer must sup- overall perception of the candidate. If it's in with the boss, peers, and subordinates? Ask a person his or her feelings about in- press biases." someone you want, let him or her know you're The pre -interview preparation process al- terviews, and they're likely to describe them actively interested. Should the candidate so includes outlining the interview discus- as situations where two people get together fall into the maybe category, again express sion topics and ques- and lie to one another. Ideally, that shouldn't interest but temper it by adding, "I (we) tions, setting a time be the case. Each interview session is unique want some time to think it over." If the limit, planning how answers revealing. Some samples: candidate is a definite no, don't commit to terminate the in- Why did you leave your last employer? yourself. Be polite, but say you have other terview, and having What did you like best/least about your applicants to interview and will let the per- in mind what more to "Putting a candidate in a situation last job? son know. tell the applicant of undue stress is `out.' People Describe your most significant accom- about the next step in plishments under stress are on the defensive during the past three years? the selection proce- When I do a reference check with for- dure. and accurate assessment is un- mer bosses, what will I learn about you? "... becoming a skilled interview- As you prepare your likely." While on the way to becoming a skilled in- plan of attack (so to Gary Kaplan terviewer, watch out for prejudgment pit- er means being a good judge of speak), make certain the interview doesn't falls. To be effective, an interviewer must people." become one. Putting a candidate in a situa- suppress biases. Let's say you personally tion of undue stress is "out" as an inter- and following a basic procedure is recom- dislike obese people. That doesn't mean the viewing tool. People under stress are on the mended in order to gain an adequate amount person should be denied an equal chance in defensive and accurate assessment is un- of information, plus give the applicant a fair the interview. Prejudices also open the door likely. The interview in and of itself is stress- opportunity to present himself. For exam- to unfair employment practices. Federal First and foremost, becoming a skilled in- ful enough. Therefore, it's important to ple, asking the candidate how he became law forbids discrimination in hiring on the terviewer means being a good judge of peo- build a rapport with the applicant in the interested in your station or company is a basis of race, religion, sex, age or national ple. You must be able to communicate with early interview stages. Making him/her at good start-up point. After that, explain what origin. A good interviewer should be able to different types of people, listen carefully, ease insures that person's willingness to you want to learn from this cession - wheth- communicate with people from different glean needed information, know human na- er the candidate's background/experience walks of life, bridging feminine -masculine ture, remain detached, recognize and sup- and your organization's opportunities are gaps, generation gaps, and cultural gaps. press self biases, and still make an objec- suited to each other. Be sensitive to questions which may not tive hire/not hire decision. When all is said "Interviewing is not a scientific Proceed then with questions about the ap- relate to a person's qualifications, but rath- and done, though, the interview should be an informative, discipline; at best it's an art form." plicant's work history and education, mov- er deal with the individual's age, heritage, productive, and enjoyable ing from the past to the present. His or her and other areas. Some examples could be: experience for both the interviewer and leisure time pursuits may be discussed next, Where were you born? candidate. followed by the applicant's summary of What church do you attend? talk, which helps you reach a justifiable and career strengths and weaknesses. At this How old are you? objective hire/not hire decision. Pay atten- time, you may describe the job itself, pro- Who will care for your children while COMING UP: Next time the shoe's on tion to social amenities: a cordially warm viding the candidate with enough time for you're on the job? the other foot. We'll discuss how you greeting, firm handshake, simple yet straight- questions. You may also explain the next If such inquiries are posed, you maybe wel- should prepare and conduct yourself when interviewed. forward introduction. Find out the candi- step in the selection process if an offer isn't coming a lawsuit rather than a new em- being date's preferred name and use it frequently presented then. Before thanking the appli- ployee to the station. KIM CARNES:invisible Hands.' ush released from Café Racers, the new album from Kim Carnes Produced by Keith Olsen. Direction: Michael Brokaw/Kragen & Co.

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R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 18 STREET TALK.

tvf To almost no one's surprise, former A&M ation when its board meets September 28. He's Childs will soon sign on to head being pushed for the job by the group's current il tUy biiL../7?y exec. Harold C n PolyGram's Black Music Department in New head, ABC Radio Networks President Ed /ZCI/7' York. Essentially, Harold will replace the late McLaughlin. Bill Haywood, who passed away last May. Three major AORs have stopped Jim Smith has transferred from his simulcasting NBC -TV's "Friday Night Videos," VP/GM post at WWBA/Tampa to a similar slot claiming the show got "too Top 40" for them. at WASH/Washington, DC. Jim celebrated the WNEW-FM/New York, WMMR/Philadel- new job by honeymooning with his bride Beverly phia, and WKLS/Atlanta had all bailed out of "I THINK Dowdy (the couple was married September 10). the stereo simulcast as of last week. He replaces former WASH VP/GM Bill Kun- With all the recent hirings at MCA, kel, who departed three weeks ago. No replace- something had to give, right? Well, eight promo- YOU'LL ment was named at WWBA. tion staffers were released last week, including National A/C Promotion Director Sandi Lif- KMJM/St. Louis VP/GM Barry Baker is son. No immediate replacements were named. exiting the station to become GM of KPLR- KQWB-FM/Fargo PD J.J. Bouley is no REMEMBER TV/St. Louis. No immediate replacement at the longer PD. His position will not be filled, and his Urban -formatted Amaturo station, but a search duties are being spread among the staff. for a new GM has begun. TONIGHT" Scott Shannon was quick to pick up former 7-99823 Get well to FCC Chief of Auxiliary Services WABC/New York morning personality Ross Ed Gursky, recovering from kidney stone Brittain. Brittain has joined Shannon in the surgery. morning show on Z100/New York. Also new to Ron Walton, PD at WRQN/Toledo, has the morning crew is Claire Stevens from been upped to Group PD for WRQN and WZFM/White Plains, NY. Afternoon man Cat WWET/Lafayette, IN. He will also be acting - Simon didn't find New York City life appealing, GM for WWET. and he's returned to KZBS/Oklahoma City. When the owners of KSPL/Seattle Coming in to replace Cat will be Jeff Hooker gathered the staff together last week to announce The new single from WBBM-FM/Chicago, but not until the station would be going "dark" because of in- from December 4. surmountable debts, the staff refused to accept Now that Warner Brothers Sr. VP/Pro- the decision. Instead, they voted to work for at motion & Marketing Russ Thyret has returned least two weeks without pay, keeping the station from vacation, what will he do regarding a new on the air while the owners attempted reorgani- VP/Promotion, National Promotion Director, or zation under Chapter 11. The A/C outlet, pro- both? We hear he's talking to current WB staf- grammed by Joe Michaels, is on the air telling fers and outsiders, too. Hey, we've even heard a listeners what's going on and why. It's a noble ef- Jec current East Coast VP/Promotion has tossed his fort ... we'll keep an eye on it for you. ring and has already con- hat into the Burbank Although no details are available yet, it versed with Chairman Mo Ostin. looks like the five-year legal battle between has become WXTU WIFI/Philadelphia Tuesday Productions of San Diego and (9-19). PD Doug Welldon has launched an Ur- AFTRA is coming to an end. AFTRA apparent- ban -flavored CHR format on the station. ly will pay the jingle producer a "substantial Curt Hansen, former PD at KC101/New amount" to end the matter. Tuesday won a mul- Haven, is about to resurface with a newly -ac- ti -million dollar judgment against the union last quired 50kw FM outlet, WDJF/Westport, CT. year, and the legal maneuvers have continued joins former WICC/Bridgeport VP/GM Curt non-stop since then. Tuesday has a similar suit Vince Cremona, whose organization "The 108 pending against SAG. X-thal( will take over the station c.Vc iieZent Radio Company" Fairbanks may not be commenting on before Christmas, pending FCC ap- sometime possible format changes for KCEZ/Kansas City proval. Cremona indicated there would be for- lotie .00rzy. under new PD Rich "Brother" Bobbin, but mat and call letter changes. the company has asked the FCC for the new calls Look for a CHR-version of the Satellite KCMO-FM. KCEZ is currently Beautiful Music Network to be in place by January 1. A Music. lot depends on equipment arrivals, but a decision to go ahead with the plan is likely. In other call letter requests ... KGO- Dave Anthony is rejoining Western Cities FM/San Francisco is seeking KKLK. That from the album Broadcasting as PD at KLUC/Las Vegas. would match nicely with new owner KLOK Dave was most recently Assistant PD/morning Radio's AM, KLOK. man at KPKE/Denver. Current KLUG PD Marty Goldrod's new title at Allegiance NEMESIS Randy Lundquist is stepping down but will re- Records is Executive VP/GM. When we 90099 main with the station. reported he'd been promoted to VP/GM, we Produced by Mutual VP/Sales Art Kriemelman resign- were giving him a title he'd already had. Exec. Al Nalli for Al Nalli Productions, Inc. is he'll be it is! Management: ed Monday (9-19). Word on the street VP/GM Al Nalli for Al Nalli Productions, Inc. named President of the Radio Network Associ- STREET TALK/See Page 24

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Another handy vacation column device I've developed is the quiz. Put simply, KEN BARNES while I'm taking it easy this week, I'll let you do the work. In column #1 ten popular singers are listed. Column #2 is a scrambled list of groups those singers once sang AN ON THE RECORDS SPECIAL with (but not necesA2rity their most famous poor affiliations). Just match the singers

to the bands, send in your answers (by mail, since I won't be manning the On The Records Quizphone), and then watch your mail for that increasingly valuable On All About The Records prize -a mention in a future column. Billy Joel - Runaways The R&R Editors Rick Springfield LTD Robert Plant Jaggert As you read this column I'm off on a rare vacation (my second in the Jeffrey Osborne L fl) Bobby Doyle Trio last seven-plus years at R&R. Not that I'm complaining; a week and a Joe Walsh -9-w. Hassles half off after seven -plus years is a very liberal policy for Kam- ... ß Kenny Rogers Band Of Joy puchea). Now when an R&R editor goes on vacation, there are a few Joan Jett Zoot time -tested tricks he or she can use to fill a column. He can run a picture Donnie Iris Black Sabbath page, giving a lot of deserving stations national exposure (and cutting Rod Stewart - -"e+e James Gang his writing load down to virtually zero). Or he can print a promotion j ce& -J , . Ronnie Dio Steampacket checklist, giving stations a handy reference for sources of record pro- load duct (and cutting his writing down to absolute zero, as most editors Have fun - I wilt. assign the compiling of the checklist to an associate editor) . Unfortunately, I can't use either of those handy expedients, not having any reporting Walt Love hails from Pittsburgh but has Michael's new single "Automatic Man" is of radio stations or a specific list of promotion been reigning in L.A. for years. In radio he competing with Sergio and the last stages people. So I was trying to figure out a vaca- was known as Walt "Baby" Love, named iRON DOWER TO "Maniac" 's hit run. tion subject that will be of use to R&R's after the Supremes song after rejecting the A Cheap Fuse readers as well as cutting my writing load Walt "You Can't Hurry" Love alternatives Cheap Trick's new single "Dancing The down to nothing. and Walt "Stop In The Name Of" Love. SI/ ate Night Away" might be remembered as the Walt is a golf fanatic, but sometimes it ye 1010 The Vacation Solution debut single by the Motors in 1977 a con- frustrates him. He's been known to get teed - Then it hit me. read of siderably different version. Tom Peterson You the columns off, which has led to his being cited for and Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick, long the R&R editors every week, but how many reckless driving several times. of really before the group formed, were in a band you know anything about the back- Jeff Green adopted his professional name grounds and personal histories of these stal- called Fuse who made one album (for Epic, because he was always the youngest- wart servants of the industry? With the idea same label for which Cheap Trick now looking employee at his radio station and records). of reducing my writing load foremost in was invariably referred to as "that green mind, I visited the sixth floor offices of kid." Maintaining his colorful motif, he is R&R's research to see if Elton Johns - doubletracked vocals or spelling giant department the author of "The Green Book," a could error? they compile capsule bios of each edi- mysterious volume which has stirred up tor for me. Unluckily, the entire giant re- Elton John enjoyed a busy early career, considerable excitement among his close backing American soul singers (and sing- search department was in San Francisco friends and relatives. What's it about? researching the for the forthcoming ing on a couple of singles) with a group call- Giants About $59.95, but for that price you get a Dodgers I ed Bluesology, recording demos, cutting series, so had to put together the comprehensive guide to every golf course in bios myself. Hope you find them useful. budget-label soundalike versions of then - the country (Walt Love was the first pur- current hits, doing sessions (including the Here Goes .. . chaser). Hollies' "He Ain't Heavy He's My Joel Denver is now R&R's senior Format When former R&R Nashville Editor Biff Brother") , and occasionally making a rec- Editor, having taken over the CHR section Collie thought someone didn't fit in, he'd al- ord under his own showbiz name ... or Rick Nielsen and Tom Peterson it fuzzy Fuse. in 1980 after a year as Washington Editor ways say "he ain't country!" (It was a little something close to it, as the record pic- (he was transferred to L.A. after Bob' Wil- confusing when he'd say that about people tured, on a label owned by Bobby Goldsbo- son discovered he was covering the Wash- like Roy Acuff and Minnie Pearl, but that's ro, indicates. ington news from Seattle). Joel spent a lot another story.) Anyway, no one could ever of time in Southern radio, switching sta- say "he ain't country" about Lon Helton. Before becoming Big Country's rhythm tions so often that he thought the locals The man eats, sleeps, and breathes country section, bassist Tony Butler and drummer were saying "U -Haul" instead of "you -all." (aside from a few minor deviations like Mark Brzezicki performed that function for Guest host Andy Gibb joins His last name is a pseudonym, inspired by listening to KROQ in his office all day, dye- Pete Townshend on his "All The Best Marilyn McCoo on "Solid Gold" ing his hair purple, and carrying around an Cowboys Have Chinese LP. the popular singer for was it the popular Eyes" the week of September 23, wel- omelet?) his real name is Joel Cincin- autographed photo of Boy George). - coming Kim Carnes, River nati. Steve Feinstein is R&R's newest format State of the reunion: Latest band to get Little editor. The debate rages on over how to pro- back together is the Bay City Rollers - the Band, Heart, Waylon Jennings, nounce his name, but most authorities are complete original lineup plus two later ad- Jeffrey Osborne, and Shand' Gillan & Glover: leaning toward "Steve." Steve is an en- ditions to the group. Slade and Gary Glitter ... During that same week, thusiastic musician, and once jammed with have made live performance comebacks in Johnny Gill guests on the syn- An Early Episode Def Leppard, until they suggested that a England over the past few years, and the piccolo solo wasn't the most appropriate Rollers are hoping at least to duplicate that dicated "Dance Fever" .. . Ian Gillen is currently the singer for embellishment to "Rock Of Ages." In his kind of success. Cable N's Showtime channel Black Sabbath, having earlier led his own spare time, Steve raises Irish setters and Michael Sembello told the "Daily presents the Stray Cats, A Flock heavy metal band and fronted Deep Pur- poker bets, neither with much success. Insider" news service that he's singing on Of Seagulls, Berlin, Chequered ple for many years. Roger Glover played For more details, ask the editors. I'll be Sergio Mendes's "Rainbow's End" single, Past, and Chain Reaction on bass for Deep Purple and currently does gone. although it's credited to his brother Dan. So the same for Rainbow. But before they "Rock Of The '80s" September became fulltime metallurgists, Gillan and 23. Lionel Richie appears on the Glover played in a British pop band named September 24 edition of "Satur- Episode Six. This pioneering group was iap 5 Years Ago Today day Night Live" Cinemax's notable not only for producing its two il- ... lustrious alumni, but for recording one of new video series, "Album Flash," the first British hot rod records (the highly JOE GALANTE UPPED TO VP/MARKETING FOR RCA/NASH- spotlights Pat Benatar on Sep- VILLE tongue-in-cheek "Mighty Morris Ten" in JOHN BARB'S NAMED VP/PROMOTION AT ABC tember 25, 27 and 30 ... On 1966), a version of "Morning Dew" before BEN PEYTON BECOMES PD AT WJEZ/CHICAGO MTV, Duran Duran performs in either the Jeff Beck Group or Lulu's semi - NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Kiss You All Over" - Exile concert on September 24, UB -40 hit, and a remarkable song of voodoo (WB,Curb) (2nd week) is interviewed the retaliation called "Love Hate Revenge" NUMBER ONE A/C: "Fool (If You Think It's Over)" - Chris Rea on September which involved constructing a doll modeled (UA) 25 segment of "The Cutting on a lover-turned-jilter and manipulating it NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "I've Always Been Crazy" - Waylon Edge," and Robert Plant steps in for various underhanded Jennings (RCA) (2nd week) vengeful pur- as Guest VJ on September poses. An interesting NUMBER ONE LP: "Who Are You" - Who (MCA) (3rd week) episode .. Joe Galante 28 . trateef rlete#0

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POINTER SISTERS NEW SINGLE "I NEED YOU" SHIPPING THIS WEEK Page 22 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 News Director's Management Checklist Try to pay salaries at or above prevailing market rate BRAD WOODWARD Furnish a professional working environment Tailor tasks to employee abilities and preferences AVOIDING TURNOVER Break monotony with interesting special assignments Offer genuine opportunities for advancement Criticize constructively and in private Don't leave a vacuum: give feedback and guidance, News Staff: An both positive and negative Lead by example, as a co-worker Keep newsroom atmosphere light Communicate face-to-face, not by memo Owner's Manual Be sensitive to personal problems and concerns Remain approachable, open to suggestions and even criticism Most radio news people will agree that it's undesirable to have a Share station information and "freebies" "revolving door" newsroom. After years at the same station a reporter would builds contacts and expertise that pay off in stories a newcomer Ludlum, who was Managing Director/ quality working environment." That in- probably miss. If a valuable reporter leaves to go across town, you'll be Broadcasting at WCBS/New York before cludes everything from proper lighting to hearing those great stories on the competition. joining the CBS AM group, also stresses the making sure equipment is well -maintained. There are many other advantages to hav- importance of "listening to the talent" and He's convinced bad working conditions hurt

ing a stable staff. Important news sources I admitting when you're wrong. "You morale. place more confidence in reporters over shouldn't go ahead fullblown on something Regarding the ND -employee relation- time. Listeners are more comfortable with without consulting the line people. They ship, White recalls an adage to the effect familiar voices and place more credibility have a lot to offer that some of us who are that "you can scream at the turtle but he's in news delivered by anchors and reporters 62 -WHEN no longer on the line don't have anymore." not going to move any faster." Screaming they've come to trust. And nothing seems to It's also important to give guidance. Most "is not conducive to retaining people or irritate the audience as much as hearing a RADIO reporters, writers, and editors want to molding a cohesive working team," White well-known local name mangled on the air J learn and improve; they want to know their insists. by someone new to the area. work is being noticed and that you care news people are more interested in job How, then, can minimize turnover enough to work with them on improving you satisfaction. One former news director keep talented radio news their skills. One ND told me that when he's and people satis- observed, "More dollars is not the answer. fied enough to stick I put that ques- interviewing prospective news people, the around? You have to ascertain what motivates a to most common complaint he hears tion a half -dozen experienced news direc- person." CBS's Ludlum echoed that senti- about tors, whose responses are summarized in their current situations is the lack of any ment, saying, "Pay isn't the only answer. I the checklist on this feedback from above page. know people who are making fabulous - positive or Of course, techniques that are effective negative. at dollars in radio news who aren't necessarily may some stations be impractical else- as happy as they could be." Upward Mobility As Incentive 960 AM where. Face-to-face communication is fine But salary is a top concern at WELI, In motivating keeping news Another adage White quotes says that with a staff of four, but more difficult with a and a radio where Bill White pays "a little bit better staff, KRLD's deHaro says, "The key is to "you manage problems, you lead people." staff of 25. And many news directors simply than the market demands." He finds that have a real policy He elaborates, "I think you must lead by ex- aren't in a position to pay high salaries. of upward promotion - discourages turnover by minimizing the not just saying it but doing it. Everyone ample. You must be willing to do what you risk of crosstown defections and lateral should know they aren't stuck forever ask your staff to do." That can be accom- moves to markets of similar size. where they are." De Haro recognizes that, plished, for example, when the ND pitches in occasionally, during crisis. White also pays overtime (11/2X after 40 with 30 fulltime and eight parttime slots, especially a hours, 2X on holidays), provides master KRLD's news shop has more room for ad- Employee Contracts: Pro And Con medical and life insurance, and gives a vancement than most. One ND told me he's cut staff turnover by minimum of two weeks vacation a year. signing most of his on-air talent to two-year White to give tries each staffer at least two contracts that include a 75 -mile non- holidays off, and he keeps an eye on the compete clause. When the policy was in- religious calendar. "Being sensitive to the stituted, existing employees were offered needs of who work with you the people is 5% cash bonuses as an inducement to sign. Bill Snee very important," he maintains. He's not trying to "enslave" employees, the Variety Fights Boredom & Burnout ND told me, and he wouldn't use a contract Locating Someone's Hot Button At WHEN/Syracuse, ND Bill Snee avoids to block a truly excellent career move for If there was any single theme common to high turnover despite a pay scale he de- someone. But the pacts have been helpful, the suggestions of the news people I con- scribes as "reasonable" but slightly below especially in curbing moves to competing stations. tacted, it was the value of matching the the rest of the market. The last vacancy on Bill White abilities and preferences of radio news staf- his staff of six fulltimers and four part- But so far contracts seem to be rare in fers to their assignments. Someone who ex- timers occurred a year and a half ago. DeHaro also emphasizes the need to com- radio news shops. WHEN's Bill Snee cels in street reporting might be absolutely "We try to make things interesting for municate. "I share as much information as doesn't like the idea, explaining. "Contracts miserable chained to a studio as an anchor. them," he says in explaining what he calls I can with my employees. I post the ratings, tend to build walls between management A writer who views grinding Out hourly "a sense of loyalty to this place that good and bad, and let them know what's go- and staff. They lock people into positions." newscasts as a death sentence might develops. When somebody's doing the same ing on in the company." Although the size of Helping Staff Move Up And Out regard the chance to write sports as a par- his staff makes memos more practical than - thing day after day, it helps to have a Finally, deHaro and Snee mentioned a don from the governor. personal communication, deHaro schedules change of pace once in while." He puts an practice that hardly seems designed to WELI/New Haven ND Bill White gives six full staff meetings a year. There are anchor on the street occasionally and sends minimize staff turnover. They post radio another example. "If I have bona fide night reporters' meetings each morning and af- staffers on interesting assignments like a news openings and help their reporters look people, I would never ask them to come in ternoon. And he tries to foster an at- march on Washington, a week at a state for other jobs! But both contend taking a ge- and do a morning shift." Mike Ludlum, Ex- mosphere where "the staff is comfortable fair, or a national convention. nuine interest in the career advancement of ecutive Director/News, CBS -Owned AM asking questions." Snee also thinks it's important to keep the their staff boosts morale and contributes to stations, advises cultivating "the ability to In addition, when "freebies" like football "atmosphere as light as possible within the a better newsroom working atmosphere. be flexible with your people. Find the right tickets come in, his policy is "to spread newsroom, especially since we're dealing news director is known niches for the right people." them around." deHaro complains, "Too Claiming "a by with gloom and doom most of the day." his graduates," deHaro says he's proud to At all -News KRLD/Dallas, ND Tony de - many people keep all of that stuff for That contributes to an easy communication have a KRLD alumnus move on to a net- Haro recommends sitting down and talking themselves." among news personnel. work or a first-rate major market opera- with each employee to search out their tion. And frequently someone checks out an strengths and preferences. "The overall Listening To Talent opening only to return with a greater ap- good of the station is still paramount," he "If you're a news director you have to preciation for KRLD. cautions. But deHaro advocates keep your ego in check a little bit," Snee "making Snee says he recognizes that Syracuse is concessions for people. You should make adds. Some NDs are "a little bit pompous KRLD a "stepping stone" market, so he's willing exceptions all the time. Show that you care about their jobs and create a mood that they 1080 to assist someone "going after something if about them as individuals." can't be approached. You should be able to at yourself occasionally. And I try to it's in their best interests, and it's a good of- To PayOr Not To Paylaughrelate as a co-worker. I pull an anchor shift fer." A more trusting ND -employee rela- Views on the issue of salary differed. and do reporting. We can share ideas on Manage Problems, Lead People tionship develops and, he adds, "They don't Some think pay is the principal factor things. If someone thinks I'm not right, they One concern mentioned by Bill White at have to hide or not take calls at work. motivating employees, while others say can tell me." WELI is providing employees with "a good, That's an uncomfortable thing." You're looking at a man who could use some good news. The new AP Network News. As Program Director, your job We've added these reports to our News has expanded its feature pro- is to get and keep listeners. To do schedule of hourly newscasts, gramming, from consumer affairs to that you need good strategy, deter- already available in 21/2 and five computer news. It's information mination and the best tools to minute versions. programming you and your work with. Our new reports are short, and audience will enjoy. 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Associated Press Broadcast Services. Without a doubt. R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 24 GILLESPIE NAMED VP/PROGRAM MANAGER KOGO Evolves To News/Talk Horowitz New WUSN GM SBI, Inc.'s KOGO/San Diego will com- tion and is capable of continuing to do so plete its "RadioMagazine" format's evolu- with the News/Talk format. We're Former WFYR/Chicago GSM Drew Hor- WFYR for the past seven years, the last two tion to information service, becoming full- evaluating everyone on an individual owitz has been named GM of First Media's and a half as GSM, also said, "I'm very ex- time News/Talk by the end of October. As basis." WUSN/Chicago. Horowitz replaces Chuck cited to join First Media. They're being part of the plan, three year WINS/New Regarding Gillespie's appointment, Artigue who resigned at WUSN in late July. very supportive and are giving me York Executive Editor Joe Gillespie will Shadek added, "The key element in the In announcing his new position, Horowitz everything I need to turn this station into join the station as VP/Program Manager evolution of our station's direction was be- told R&R, "I'm really looking forward to what they'd like it to be. This is their largest like to see October 3. ing able to acquire Joe. He's programmed working with the Country format. We have market, and all concerned would the station in terms of SBI, Inc. VP Tom Shadek explained to in this market before (KSDO) , and in order a nice mainstream mix here, balancing WUSN be their flagship R&R, "We see this development as an to step up the conversion process, we need- crossover with the traditional. Country is a being a big winner. It's a good company evolution from our present format. We see ed a guy who's 'been there' before. Joe's very viable format for Chicago, but I don't with a lot of open lines of communication. news and information as the real future for coming from the big leagues of news. WINS think anybody is really doing it that well Plus, they don't have a lot of the bureaucra- AM radio, as opposed to music, where it's has the biggest weekly cume of any station here. It's an opportunity that we can take cy that many big companies get bogged tough to compete with FM. We're just try- in the country, so that's pretty big league! advantage of." down with. I prefer working in that kind of ing to do what AM does best and what we're Naturally, we're very pleased." Horowitz, who had been with RKO's environment and am looking forward to my in the position to do best." association with First Media." Noting that no staff changes are an- Horowitz began his new duties at WUSN ticipated immediately, Shadek said, "We STRWI Tau( Monday (9-19). have a very good staff already. Everybody we now have on -air is delivering informa - Continued from Page 18 Rodriguez To Head TRANSACTIONS Mike Preston, who was MD David Perry, late of Gram Senior VP/Rock Division of FM102/Sacramento, is the KMET/Los Angeles, is now Jerry Jaffe and Celest Krin- Island's Black Leisure Market new MD at KS103/San Diego. doing weekends and fill-in at ger, who will wed October 9 in KS103's former MD Mike But- crosstown rival KLOS. New York City. Promotion Dept. Acquires WIVI ton remains with the station as KYLD/Bakersfield has Stork Stops: Toto co -manager Ruben Rodriguez has been named to head Research Director. named Beau Reyes PD, replac- Mark Hartley and his wife Leisure Market Radio, Inc. has purchased the Black Music Promotion Department for As we reported last week, ing Kevin Rush, who moves Kathy had a baby boy, Jami- WIVIIChrlstiansted, St. Croix from COI Com- Island Records. Rodriguez comes to Island WCSC/Charleston has switch- over to FM sister station KGFM son Drew, September 12 .. . munications for $800,000. WIVI operates with from Boardwalk, ed to A/C, and Chris Bailey for a career in sales. WEA's Burbank Controller 10.5kw and antenna height of 1080 feet. where he served as did exit. However, Chris was Congrats to KCBN/Reno Keith Wood and his wife San- Robert Richer is President of Leisure Market, Director of Black MD, not PD. Bob Casey re- PD Jim O'Neal, who was mar- dy welcomed baby boy Jason on which has also purchased WOTBINewport, RI, Music Promotion/ mains as WCSC PD with Ron ried to Delores Dunn August August 15 ... Westwood subject to FCC approval. Principal owner of COI is Marketing for three O'Brien taking over as the new 27. Two weeks earlier in the One's Fred Lindgren and wife Gerald Mlkltka. COI's other stations are WKZN- and a half years. MD. same town, KRNO/Reno OM Cindi had a baby boy, Kyle Al- AM & FM/Zion, IL; WAGC & WIBZ/Parkersburg, Prior to Boardwalk, WJET/Erie afternoon drive Larry Irons wed Julie Francis. bert, on August 18 .. . WV. It also has an interest in KOSA & KIXY/San he was National Pro- personality Ken Tyler has been It must be all that fresh air. Q106/York morning team per- Angelo, TX. motion Director at promoted to PD/MD. Also, best wishes to Poly - sonality "The Captain" (Jerry Blackburn & Co. brokered the sale. Casablanca and East Edling) and his wife Maria Coast Promotion welcomed a new son, Christo- Director for Motown. Ruben Rodriguez pher Jerald ... KLOS/Los Island President Ron Goldstein said, "We Angeles midday personality are pleased to have someone with the kind had her third child, but Shama of expertise and track record that Ruben first Jillian, Sep- her daughter, brings with him to Island. Along with Mar- tember 16 ... WB's Atlanta keting VP Eddie Gilreath and his th Regional Rep Danny Daven- Marketing Coordinator, Walter Combs, we port and his wife Charla had a have a team that may rank among the best little girl, Ashley Kathleen, last for black music promotion and sales in the Be Coun É éHCIdCfl week. industry today." KMET main a rock and roll radio station. I'm not coming in to Continued from Page 1 change the format. I'm there to Recently retained consultant see that the great station of the Lee Abrams will continue to ad- past naturally evolves into a vise the station, and Harrison future that will be just as added, "Lee and I are old great " friends. We bring different Harrison indicated Good - aspects of experience to this phone's day-to-day operations HOSffl,dOWnTo station. We'll be a very good would be consolidated under VP/Business Affairs William Commenting on KMET's for- Berrol, who now becomes Exec. Olympics mat, Harrison said, "We will re- VP. The AVENUE PLAZA A 90 Second Daily Radio Show '""4r Sponsored by Transamerica Corporation an Official Sponsor of the 1984 Olympics. Available on a Barter Basis the Avenue Plaza Hotel's special insert in next week's edition of R&R. For those of you who will be attending the National Radio Broad- casters Association Convention in New Or- leans, Oct. 2-5. 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WHTT on WABX on WKRZ-FM add WZOK add KYTN add WPST deb 35 6100 deb 36 KKXX on OK100 deb 33 KFYR on 95XIL 27-20 KFRX WBEN-FM add WKTI add KZFM add WRON add KKLS-FM add WRCK on KX104 on KIKI on on WHEB 40-32 WPHD 34-23 WLOL-FM 31-27 WOUT add KBBK add KSLY add WBBO on 92X on KQMO on KFMW on 18-13 KLUC 24-21 WSOV on KGOT on CFTR deb 40 KI00 On WOKI add 32 KYNO-FM add KZOZ add KHFI On WGRD KQIZ-FM 28-12 KCDQ 39 CHUM on KMJK deb 40 WABB-FM add WJAD add KIST add KZZB deb 37 WZZR on KSKD deb 36 deb WISE 36 KGHO 40 KAFM 23-21 KWSS 18 WNVZ add KISR add WVSR on WSSX on WJXQ 25-20 WFBG deb 35 deb deb 930 30-27 KNBO on WRVQ add 0104 add K104 34-27 WDOO deb 34 WVIC deb 25 WIGY 28-22 WFOX on KOZE on WYKS KBIM 39 0105 31-29 WTRY add KMGK add Z102 add WYCR deb 38 WANS-FM on KJ103 33-31 WIKZ on on deb KNOE-FM-deb 38 B96 37-33 WKEE add ZZ99 add KKOV add WGFM on WFMI on K107 34-29 WERZ deb 35 WIXV 0102 25-21 WLAN-FM add KOKO add WBNO add WKFM on KBFM on WHOT deb 39 WZYQ on deb 33 WHSL on WGCL add 98PXY add WRKR add Y94 add WQCM on

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WPHD add 37 WKEE add WOKI add KYNO-FM add 30 KHTY add KNOE-FM add WLAN-FM on WRKR deb 40 0107 add 30 WPST add KKYK add 26 KQMQ add WFBG add WXLK add WBCY on KKFM 32-23 KAFM add 33 WRCK add KX104 add KFI add WERZ add WHSL add WOUT on K093 33 0102 30-26 WKRZ-FM add KTFM add KHOP add 39 1VJB0 add KXSS add WSFL on WIGY 38-35 KEARTH add KZZB add KROK add KIDD add WHEB ad KCDQ add WRVQ deb 29 WCIR on KIQQ add WSSX add WZZR add KWOD add WSQV add KBIM add WGRD 36-32 WQCM deb 40 WJAD on KMJK add WDCG add KZ93 add 30 KSKD add KQIZ-FM add 29 K104 on ZZ99 deb 29 OK100 on 0104 deb 31 WVSR add WANS-FM add WHOT add KITS add KISR add WYCR on Z104 deb 32 95XIL deb 26 WIXV on BILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl"

PRO -FM KEARTH WSPK WROK G10C KIIK WHOT KSKD WJAD KFRX CHUM KIIS-FM WGFM WANS-FM 10(1C4 KMGK KKXX KITS 0104 WSPT Z93 KOPA WK FM WZYP WN4Z WEBC KBBK KHYT WFOX KDW Added This Week: KAFM KZZP 0106 94TYX BJ1C5 WZZR KKFM WFBG KTDY KCDO 0105 KYUU WBBO WOUT WRVS] WKFR KOMO WIGY KNOE-FM KGHO B104 WPHD WABX WFLY WFMF WOKI KROK ZZ99 KLUC WERZ WAEV KOZE WXKS-FM WNBC WKTI WVSR KZZB WFMI WSEZ KJ103 KHOP WKHI Z102 KDZA WBEN-FM WCAU-FM WLOL-FM WKEE WSKZ KBFM WK/ U KOKO K96 KOIZ-FM Y94 KBIM WNYS WHTX KIMN WLAN-FM WDCG FM100 WN/,M KZ93 KWOD WISE KRNA KIST HERBIE HANCOCK "ROckit" Cu R SIGNIFICANT ACTION

Y100 20-15 1VKFM on KITY deb 37 KYNO-FM 28-22 WFBG on WXKS-FM on WABX deb 33 1VNFI on WZPL add KIKI add WGUY 33-29 KSET-FM on KJ103 25-23 KOMO deb 34 WERZ on WCAU-FM deb 38 KIQQ 8-6 KBFM on WHOT on KITS deb 31 Z102 40-36 195 9-9 KFRC 39 KRGV 29-20 KMGX deb 27 KHYT 38 H R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 28 ontemporary Welcome To The New Hit Radio CHF Reporters After evaluating all current and would-be reporting stations, I am proud JOEL DENVER to announce the new CHR lineup, now 232 stations strong. Thanks to everyone for their patience and interest. There may be a few more Parallel THE HOT CONTESTS One changes when the results of the summer Arbitrons are finalized, but the next major revision will take place following the published results of the fall sweep. Parallel One Fall '83 KOPA/Phoenix, AZ Wars CA CHR KWSSISan Jose, rr MD: Art Morales ,bola PD: Dave Van Stone Y 7.7aa,, If there were any doubters about CHR being a hot format, there MD: Chris Knight won't be after reading this edition of "CHR Wars - Fall '83." In no time in recent memory have there been as many CHR stations, pulling Note: 790/Houston is now known as 930. out all the stops to score the big Arbitron points. Key to the recent suc- WBLI/Long Island is now a P-1 reporter, as cess of the format is the use of personality and a more progressive at- is B97/New Orleans. titude toward new artists and a variety of music. Both of those factors have been translated into spectacular 12+ numbers as well as solid Parallel Two demos in 18-34 and 25-44 in many cases. Q100(W000)/Allentown, PA PD: Dave Dillon As we travel the country whenever possible, I'll show a four -book trend of 12+ MD: Geoff Freeman shares for each competitor (with the most ^ - WVSR/Charleston, WV recent book on the right), plus a personal overview of the competitive situation. In Ops Mgr: Doug Yanak selected cases, I'll talk to some of the pro- MD: Dave Carlisle u grammers for their input as well. Denver, 98PXY(WPXY)/Rochester, NY Buffalo, and San Francisco have been omitted PD: Tom Mitchell gripe( since I've recently done a complete ovrview of those markets. For more ratings excite- WGFM/Schenectady, NY ment make sure you read Jeff Green's 99 WGFM column, "Major Market Matchups." PD: Paul Cassidy MD: Tom Parker

New York WZLDIColumbia, SC WNBC 4.4 4.0 4.1 3.1 PD: Chuck Finley WPLJ 3.5 4.3 4.5 4.I WFMI/Lexington, KY The "Big Apple" may be hot enough to wFt PD: Charley Fox lag bake apple pie after this book. WNBC PD In MD: Chip Mosley Kevin Metheny has done well with CHR on this 50kw AM station, but now the market ZZ99(KZZC)/Kansas City, MO has changed with WPLJ and WHTZ(Z100) ear toward black crossovers, and a staff of PD: Johnny Rowlands switching formats within days of each high -profile entertainers. Look for lots of MD: Mike Benson other. WPLJ PD Larry Berger really sur- action from this market, especially in light prised the market with the change, deny- of the recent clash between B94 and WHTX ing it at first, but now readily admitting to over the services of O'Brien & Garry. KJ103(KJYO)IOklahoma City, OK PD: Dan Wilson being CHR. Across the river in New WHTX is on the rebound with PD Cary Jersey, Scott Shannon's WHTZ is on the Pall taking advantage of the programming air, and he's gaining quite a reputation for expertise of GM Ted Atkins. Now airing a WRON/Toledo, OH being outrageous with his morning show, hit -oriented approach, versus the CHR/ PD: Ron Walton MD: Buck McWilliams openly referring to WPLJ as "WIMP AOR sound under Bobby Christian, WHTX radio." Musically, WNBC is getting more is ready to spend the cash to promote conservative again, while WPLJ continues itself. CHR listeners in Pittsburgh are in WSTO/Evansville, IN PD: Chris Taylor to ride a good balance of mainstream and for a lot of activity this fall. MD: Eddie Ashton crossover hits. Z100 is not only playing the Baltimore hits, but has been very aggressive in play- B104(WBSB) 4.8 6.6 7.5 7.8 KITS/San Francisco, CA ing those novelty records that score quick Hot "I want to be the first station to beat Hot PD: Hunter Hits listener response. Summer numbers will Jeff Hits," said B104 PD Jan Jeffries upon lear- MD: Michelle Meisner %SKITS in this shortly and will be available market ning that WMAR-FM would be rocking give us the first indication of what's to against him. Maintaining a high promo- KWOD/Sacramento, come. CA tional profile over the past three years, PD: Tom Chase KIAVD Note: WRKRIRaclne- Philadelphia B104 is now well established in the market MD: Ed /06 Lambert Milwaukee is now a 5.9 5.5 with a 7.8 share 12+. But the lower demos, WCAU-FM 6.3 5.0 P-2 reporter. Current CHR champ WCAU-FM is which we all know are fickle, are likely to KMGXIFresno, CA %N\ sample WMAR-FM, which could rack up PD: riding high with a 5.5 share, but is bracing John Berry (mwrive for competition from WWSH. WCAU-FM some big points for PD Gary Franklin. MD: Carey Edwards PD Scott Walker has been there since the Both stations have planned aggressive media for station signed on with Mike Joseph's Hot campaigns the fall, but look for Parallel Three Hits format so he's got a bit of market WMAR-FM to pull out the big guns to familiarity over WWSH's Bobby Rich. make a sizeable initial splash. Franklin, WOCM/Hagerstown, MD WBNO/Bloomington, IL WCAU-FM has added a few oldies for fla- following Joseph's formatics to the letter, PD: Gary Portness WQCM Ops Mgr: Mike Justin vor and is no longer using the phrase "Hot is utilizing all 36 years of the consultant's MD: Will Kauffman Hits" but calls its jocks the "Hot Shots," expertise to insure he scores well. Musical- and they put on a smokin' presentation. ly, both stations are similar with currents, KTDY/Lafayette, LA but B104 continues to use a few selected PD: Gregg Stevens Over at WWSH, recently, out of the A/C KCMO/Columbia, MO oldies in contrast to WMAR-FM (no oldies C111ß9 format, they take a bit more of what Bobby PD: Dave McCormick in the Hot C calls "an adult approach" to playing all Hits format). Market observers Y94(WDAY-FM)/Fargo, ND the CHR hits. Then there is WIFI to con- point to B104's signal problems as a possi- PD: Dan Collins sider. Having changed formats in the past ble factor in the outcome of this contest. MD: Brad Anderson TJ0411 ^-FM KGOT/Anchorage, AK year more than once, the station must sta- Boston PD: Kay Taylor KXSS/Lincoln, NE F7M 101.3 bilize under new PD Doug Weltdon. WHTT 2.8 3.9 4.6 6.9 PD: Tim Kelly WXKS-FM 7.8 9.0 6.7 5.8 Pittsburgh MD: Susan Carr B94(WBZZ) 5.7 6.0 6.7 7.4 The applause goes to Rick Peters and KZOZ/San Luis Obispo WHTX 5.2 2.7 3.4 4.8 WHTT on their victory over Sunny Joe KFRX/Lincoln, NE PD: Don Potter 7M Mule II B94 PD Steve Kingston recently said White's WXKS-FM. That marks the first PD: Tracy Johnson (right here on this very page), "I'm in the time a CHR competitor has taken the 12+ body business ... ," and he is. His music crown in many years. Important in this Total CHR reporters: 232 is straight -ahead CHR, with a pretty good Continued on Page 30 The "Fascination" follow-up CHR's been looking for... and asking for:

MIRROR MANA&M-2587 The new single from

Their second maxi -hit from their 6-track mini -album: Fascination! SP -12501

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ON A&M RECORDS AND TAPES t/J c 1983 A&M Records, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Issued Under License From Virgin Records, Ltd. Produced by Martin Rushent and The Human League Page 30 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 CHR Wars Fall '83

ing for big growth in this fall sweep. Musically, all "Take Another Continued from Page 28 three stations are on about the same footing, how- market's CHR contest is the recent withdrawal of ever WTRY under Bill Cahill does a bit more day- Picture" 29523 WROR from the CHR race. "While the station sound- parting. WGFM leans a bit more rock, and WFLY ed good," PD Gary Berkowitz told me, "the audience looks at black crossovers for flavoring. WFLY act- reaction wasn't all we'd hoped for." WXKS-FM's uni- ing PD Jack Lawrence commented, "With WGFM of and a select sampling of Urban coming on as CHR, it has really set us on fire. We're Produced by John Boylan que blend CHR crossovers has kept the station in the lead for years. giving away a $15,000 Trans Am for this book. WGFM From the Geffen LP Sunny Joe commented, "With 'ROR back to what is giving away a lot of cash, and I'm sure that WTRY they should have been doing, I look for a stable book is going full out with promotions. Look for listener - TAKE ANOTHE3 PICTURE as the dust is settling. We can get down to a good ship to be up this fall, and down again in the spring GHS 4011 competitive battle between us and WHTT. We are do- as it seems to be every year." ing a lot of TV this book, coupled with a minimum of Tampa $10,000 up for grabs each hour in our `KISS Call' cash CI I IZ NEW & ACTIVE call -type contest." WHTT continues to gain strength, Q105(WRBQ) 10.5 11.6 11.3 12.7 according to market observers. Its high profile, Z93(WZNE) 4.2 3.0 3.0 3.3 helped by the liberal use of outside media and on -air This will be one of the most closely -watched bat- ADDED THIS WEEK: WERZ contests, should make this battle a hot one. tles of the fall '83 sweep. Q105 has held double-digit Atlanta supremacy for a long time, virtually unchallenged by G100 WQCM any format competition. A couple of months ago, the WPHD Z93(WZGC) 12.6 9.5 10.2 9.7 cast of characters changed. Scott Shannon exited; WNAM OK100 KRNA 94Q(WQXI-FM) 8.6 8.0 8.3 9.4 WCAU-FM Mason Dixon became Operations Manager; WQXM WZPL 95XIL KFRX With shares this close, it could be civil war in gave up AOR, switched calls to WZNE (Z98), and WVSR Atlanta. 94Q PD Jim Morrison, who used to only con- went CHR under new PD Steve Davis. What does it WVIC WISE 99KG cern himself with key demos, is now looking for cume look like from his point of view? "I think Z98 is going K104 and 12+ too. Over at Z93, John Young is working to have a pretty good impact judging from the KJ103 WPFM WSPT tightening race. WKEE hard to maintain the lead in an ever phones, mail -ins, and reaction from the street. We W RQN WIXV KDZA He commented, "This is going to be interesting since are not going to spend as much for on -air promotions WRCK 94Q is playing more black music, (AOR) WKLS is as we are in outside media, since we want to stay KLUC KKQV KZOZ playing more hits, and (Urban) WXYV is playing WKRZ-FM clean and uncluttered. Q105 is still a good -sounding WFBG WBWB more CHR tunes. We are continuing our `$10,000 station, but we are offering a great alternative. Music Guarantee' and it will be backed up with a TV We're on two different roads heading for the same schedule. No one seems to be launching their TV destination ... they are personality-oriented and we campaigns in the early part of the book as TV view- play the hits." The shares shown for Z98 are WXQM's ing patterns are scattered because of the new fall AOR ratings which will give you an idea of where shows." they were, and how far they have to go to catch Q105. Miami Y100(WHYI) 5.2 6.0 6.7 7.9 Rochester 5.6 195(WINZ-FM) 5.5 5.4 4.8 WHFM 4.2 5.1 5.9 5.1 Rob Walker's Yi00 continues strong into its 10th WPXY 6.0 3.2 6.5 6.9 year on the air. With a high promotional profile and a Talk about a market that heated up fast .. . of fine -sounding jocks, Y100 con- staff exceptionally welcome to Rochester. Last year Tom Mitchell's tinues as formidable competition. 195, across the 98PXY signed on and scored well in its first CHR has been a constant thorn in the side of Y100, street, book (6.9). Then a couple of weeks ago WMJQ sign- topping them four books ago, but continuing to hang ed on with its CHR format. Now 98PXY is going to in close second book -after-book. Musically, Y100 as a simulcast with its AM sister station, soon to be is liberal than I95, but I95 has been quick to a bit more known as WPXY (AM). What does Tom think about find those cume-building novelty records. A lot of the all the changes? "There were once three CHRs to PD Keith Isley in hiring MD credit for this goes before, but I don't think there is room for three now. Mark Shands, a Y100 veteran who knows the market "The Someone will have to drop out, and it won't be us." well. Both have promotional dollars, stations ample WHFM's Charley Lake told me, "It's never been you bet this will continue to be a close race. and can my philosophy to counter -program. We do what we Masquerade"29504 do because we think it will work ... programming Albany -Schenectady for the audience instead of against the competition. WMJQ was more of a threat as an AOR station than WFLY 6.5 5.8 9.9 5.9 Produced by a CHR station." WTRY 8.9 5.9 6.3 5.8 Daniel R. Van Patten WGFM 5.2 3.8 5.1 4.9 San Antonio for M.A.O. Records And the hits just keep on coming, as this market KTSA 7.9 7.4 6.4 6.3 has tightened into a three-way battle for CHR leader- KTFM 11.0 9.0 7.3 6.1 From the Geffen LP ship. WTRY, once dominant, has suffered AM ero- KITY 4.8 3.8 5.7 4.0 PLEASURE VICTIM is sion, but still hangs in against WFLY, which San Antonio has become a hotbed of competi- GHS 2036 changing ownership. About six months ago Paul tion with new PDs at KITY (Kid Curry) and at Cassidy changed WGFM from A/C to CHR and suf- CHR fered a minor wobble to a 4.9 share, but he's look- Continued on Page 32 SIGNIFICANT ACTION

WXKS-FM Motion Vle'ANS -FM WJXQ WGUY WABX WOKI Rob Williams is now doing morning news at KKHRILos at Z100(WHTZ)/New York ... Rick Hayes is upped to PD at KJ103 WERZ 99KG Angeles from WAPIIBirmingham ... Jim Harrington KISR/Ft. Smith ... KBOY/Medford, OR has moved frequen- KFRC KBFM WHOT KQIZ-FM KCDQ moves from KDKhiPittsburgh to mornings at WPXY/Ro- cies from 95.3 to 95.7 and boosted power to 100kw under chester ... K106(KIOC)IBeaumont, TX welcomes new PD PD Rich St. Claire ... WLOL-FMIMinneapolis promotes WVSR KRGV KMGX WISE KBIM Rick James from B104/Baltimore ... B.J. Hunter leaves Sharon Tolleson to all -nights to replace Heidi Kramer who WKFM niohts at WABXIDetroit to do afternoons at KOPA/Phoenix moves across town to KORS ... New to middays at KDVVI KTFM KQMQ WJAD KSLY WKRZ-FM KOMO/Honolulu's newly -named Operations Manager Topeka is Jiom Bardol from KFFBIJoplin, MO ... John KROK KSKD KKQV KZOZ Austin Vali and newly -named PD Kimo Akane promote Lilia Chommie joins KHTX/Reno as morning man from Opera- WZLD Miller to Music Coordinator from continuity and traffic .. . tions Director/mornings at WHSY-AM & FM/Hattiesburg, V4'ZZR KITS WHSL KK HR SD names Scott Anderson as PD .. MS. KSET-FM KLSCIWatertown, WZPL KHYT KYTN Mike Nash is now doing mornings, at 99KG/Salina and Mark Rick Knight is now rocking in the morning at WFLYIAI- David is doing nights from 96X!Olathe, KS, replacing Jay bany from WDOO/Daytona Beach ... Tim Jacobs is now Walters ... Jeff McKee is tapped as MD at WLPX/Milwau- handling MD duties at KGBS/Greeley, CO and Roger Alan kee ... Rick Boyd is now MD at KIDDIMonterey. Meschke gets the boost to PD ... KLYD/Bakersfield brings in Beau Reyes as PD from KHYT/Tucson, replacing CC KC103(WKHC)IEvansville MD/morning man Skip Jack- son exits and Bobby Cook from WXVO/De Land, FL takes Kevin Rush who moves to KGFM for a sales career ... Lin- OZ over the morning show and Kay Nelson is upped to MD .. . da Luchetti is named Programming/Technical Assistant to Peter McClaine is upped to night rocker at KPLZ/Seattle KYUU/San Francisco PD Mike Novak ... Amy Scott is now from weekends, and previous night rocker/MD Bill Maier is doing all -nights at WLS-FM/Chicago ... KS103/San Diego brings Roger Carey in to do afternoons from moved to middays . Anna DeHaro is now MD at KBFM/Mc- KZZP/Phoenix Allen-Brownsville ... Coyote Calhoun moves from WERC/ ... Ed Mann is now doing weekends at KIIS-FM/Los Birmingham to nights at WABB-FM/Mobile ... Jeff Hooker Angeles from across town at KUTE ... Carol Parker joins GEFFEN leaves nights at B96(WBBM-FM)/Chicago to do afternoons the airstaff of 0107/Washington from WLTT/Washington. RECORDS rt

KANSAS "Fight Fire With Fire" WPHD 20-15 KHTR deb 25 OK100 23-17 KITE 36 WERZ deb 40 WIXV 27 WHTX on WGFM add KILE add WOKI 37-34 WSOV 20-18 KKQV 39 930 on WKFM 32-27 KYTN 39-33 WFMI 32-29 KQIZ-FM 25-23 WBWB deb 35 WLS-FM deb 37 WNVZ add KCBN 35-27 WJXQ 19-17 WYKS 28-26 99KG 34-32 WGCL on WVIC deb 18 WRCK 30-28 WHOT 37-35 WXLK 27 KFMW 38 WABX on WFBG add WSSX 26-23 KSKD 39-37 8 WRKR 34-31 WHEB deb 38 KITS 35 AOR ALBUMS: Heavy Rotation On Mtv WIGY 29-26 AOR TRACKS: 5 QUIET RIOT

"Cum On Feel The Noize" WJAD Added This Week: 0103 0100 WPST WZZR WGUY WYKS WHIT B94 KMJK K104 WABB-FM ZZ99 WOMP-FM WIXV WXKS-FM Y100 XTRA WGFM KITY WRKR WIKZ KKXL-FM Heavy Rotation On Mtv WGRD WZOK OK100 95XIL ALBUM SALES NOW OVER 850,000! S.O.S. BAND "Just Be Good To Me" B104 8-6 79319-14 KIIS-FM deb 33 WNVZ 21-18 0104 8-6 WXKS-FM 7 930 on KIQQ 32-30 WRVQ deb 14 Z10213-10 WNYS deb 27 195 4-4 KFRC 10 WKFR add WCAU--FM 25-18 Y100 7-4 WSPK 39-29 KJ103 14-11 WHTX deb 24 0103 deb 35 WNFI 14 KMGX 22-10 Q107 22-20 KEARTH deb 29 FM100 add KYNO-FM 16-10 MATTHEW WILDER 66 St PP WXKS-FM KEARTH WYCR KITE WKDD KFI WZZR WCAU-FM KIOQ WKEE WNFI Z104 KIDD WGUY WHTX XTRA WSPK KAMZ WHOT KHYT 7102 Z93 KYUU WKFM WZYP KMGX OK100 WABX KNBQ WKRZ-FM KRGV KYNO-FM WKHI WLOL-FM K1'04 WBBQ KTFM KIKI 95X1L ONE OF THE MOST ADDED AT AIC RADIO! 41119

!! ELO "Four ucna WPHD WGRD WZYQ KRNA KGHO WLOL-FM WKFR KQIZ-FM KKLS-FM WSPK WACZ Q104 KGOT WRCK WOMP-FM WCIL-FM KCDQ -t-

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Continued from Page 30 With her comes a broadening of the music, going head -to -head with G100's Jim Mahaney and Scott ANOTHER KTSA Weed). Of particular interest is the (Steve Griffith. This is a must-turn -around -book for Leslie. bitterness surrounding Kid Curry's move from Over at G100 the staff hopes to capitalize on its long- matter which wound up in court. KTSA to KITY, a standing stability and "Cash Call" contest. With KITY has had a series of PDs over the last year, and POLYGRAM such big shares to be split, this will be one to keep an hopes to stabilize things and move forward Curry eye on. with an aggressive programming philosophy and media campaign. Over at KTSA Weed hopes to Orlando RECORDS smoke 'em all out as he assesses what needs to be done to turn his station around again. KTSA has WBJW(BJ105) 9.3 9.9 10.5 12.8 been on the soft side musically and you can look for WHLY(Y106) 7.1 7.6 5.2 4.6 the station to harden up or toss in the towel and Orlando, like Tampa, is a major Florida market make a transition to A/C in the near future. Sister with increased CHR competition. BJ105, under the station KTFM will attempt to turn around a command of Garry Mitchell, has had the market to downward trend with a higher promotional and on - itself for a number of years. Mitchell, new to the sta- air profile under PD Bill Thorman. tion with the change of ownership about six months ago, is now faced with fresh competition from Y106 El Paso and newly -named PD Bill Michaels, who recently con- verted from A/C to CHR. Y106 recently changed KSET-FM 3.5 4.5 4.4 9.8 hands as well, and the new owners have stocked up KAMZ 1.2 3.7 7.1 9.7 the "war chest" with promotional dollars. Y106 is a El Paso is rockin' strong with three CHRs .. . lot more aggressive with its music, while Mitchell each attacking the market with a different ap- relies heavily on research to make his musical proach. KEZB, just signing on the air in the last selections. If all things are equal (and they seldom month or so with its new CHR format, is the are), you'll see a lot fireworks this fall in Orlando, broadest -based of the three in terms of music. and they won't all be coming from Disney World AGNETHA PD/Operations Manager Ron Haney told me, "This either. market has a history of great Top 40s such as KELP, XEROK, and KINT. We are here to fill the SC void as a mass appeal CHR. I want KEZB to be the Columbia, next legendary CHR station in El Paso." CHR WNOK-FM 20.0 18.2 14.6 12.5 market leader KSET-FM with PD Cat Simon takes WZLD 7.9 9.2 9.7 10.0 FÄLTSKOG a rock -oriented while Bob West over at A quick look at WNOK-FM's trend indicates the approach, KAMZ relies on the ethnicity of the market to flavor station has some work to do, and in fact it's already his programming. Looking at the ratings, you can begun. PD Tom Anderson is out and Tom Kent is in, "Can't Shake see it's a dogfight between KSET-FM and KAMZ, attempting to turn around the slide. The first but look for KEZB to splinter those shares as it's al- noticeable difference is the trimming of the playlist, ready projecting a high profile in the market. but beyond that it is too early to tell. Kent, long known for his talents as an air personality at WLS, Loose" WGCL, and B94 to name a few, should refine and McAllen -Brownsville the on -air KRGV 8.6 9.8 11.7 10.0 sharpen presentation of WNOK-FM to a fine edge. Over at WZLD they've made steady KBFM 15.6 15.2 10.1 9.8 gains each book and PD Chuck Finley is KRIO 2.6 6.7 4.8 3.4 looking for more this time. Under the consultancy of Paul Christy, Let's go right to the Texas/Mexico border WZLD has a liberal music policy, relying on a solid where a unique three-way battle is in progress. It's combination of guts and research. unique because there are two AMs, Bob Perry's KRGV and Jay Glass's KRIO, ganging up on an FM, Bob Mitchell's KBFM. Mitchell said, "This market More To Come Next Week is about ten years behind as far as FM awareness The CHR format is going through such an explo- goes, but this is an incredibly competitive market. sion right now that it's impossible to cover every People here are very festive and like to have a good single competitive market in one week. Worth time so we keep the musical energy high on the sta- noting in this week's installment is that Bob tion." KBFM has the most liberal playlist in town, Kaghan and WBCY/Charlotte have got another FM leaning into the black crossovers to take advantage coming at them in the form of WJZR. KITE/Corpus of the ethnicity of the market. KRGV is slightly Christi has a new PD, Jim Zippo, and is looking to more conservative, and KRIO is the most conser- tear into Chuck Baker, also new to the PD's seat at vative. Ed Shane is consulting KRIO, which is the KZFM. And there is also word on the street that most adult -sounding CHR of the three. Lee Randall Randy Brown's KEGL/Dallas is looking to reenter consults KRGV, and KBFM is standing on its own the CHR arena, taking on John Shomby and KAFM. programming prowess. Coming next week, an interview with one of the Mobile most talked about consultants in CHR, "Mr. Hot Hits" himself, Mike Joseph. In a candid conversa- G100(WKRG-FM) 11.4 12.1 10.7 9.9 tion, Mike talks about the client selection process WABB-FM 13.7 9.5 10.2 6.9 and the implementation of his famous format. In ad- Volatile is the best way to describe things in dition, we'll look at "CHR Wars, Part Two," cover- Mobile. WABB-FM has undergone a recent PD and ing Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, music change with Blaine Kelley exiting and Phoenix, Grand Rapids, Appleton -Oshkosh, and longtime staffer Leslie Framm moving up to PD. Bakersfield. From The Album 'Wrap Your Arms

Around Me AGNETHA FILTSKOG Wrap Your Arms Around Me

Manufactured and Marketed by WHAT MAKES FREDDY SMILE? - WLS/Chicago midday B94 IS HORSIN' AROUND - B9 4/Pittsburgh recently in- personality Fred Winston is smiling, and with good reason. vited thousands of listeners out to a local ranch to ride hor- PolyGram Records He's standing next to the lovely Nancy Benson, who was ses with their favorite jocks, and to possibly ride away with crowned Queen of the Miller High Life Beauty Pageant at the their own horse. Shown (l -r) are B94 salesperson Roy Miller Pro Beach Volley Tournament held at North Ave. "Rogers" Serandky, and personalities Patty Steele and Don Beach. Jefferson, with the winner atop her prize. The Michael Sembeio Excitement Continues!

Produced by Phil Ramone MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Automatic Man" WNYS ONE OF THE "MOST ADDED" IN CHR WITH THIS WEEKS ADDS: WCAU-FM B94 WKEE KXX106 WSFL KEYN-FM KQIZ-FM KFYR KAFM KC101 WBCY WNVZ KMGX WCGQ WBNQ WLOL-FM WSPK KITE KITY KIKI KISR KCMQ KIMN WHFM WDOQ WKDD WIKZ WFOX Y94 KOPA WGFM WOKI KMGK WQCM KTDY KYTN KMJK WPST WFMI ZZ99 OK100 WIXV KWTO-FM XTRA WKRZ-FM G100 KJ103 WKHI WGLF KOZE KWSS Q106 KX104 KQKQ 95XIL KKQV KSLY

larreau's `Paradise' Has Grown On CHR!

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BRAD MESSER To Class Good Question, With Style Hopelessly Confusing Answer A letter from GM Dave Land (WFIW/ Editors don't catch the error, the book is Fairfield, IL) raises a question that demands printed, other researchers pick up and repeat an answer. the mistake and off we go. "I'm finding a lot of discrepancies on birth - Let's use Art Garfunkle as an example of dates of well-known folks you list in your col- the nightmares I encounter. In "The World umn. Trouble is, I never know who's Almanac Book of Who" his birthdate is October correct ... e.g., today (9-11 your 'Calendar' 13, 1942. Casey Kasem's "American Top 40 column listed Conway Twitty as being 50, Yearbook" says right day, wrong person, wrong 'Contemporary Comedy' had him as 50, but year: that's Paul Simon's birthdate, but in UPI's 'Today In Music' had him listed as being 1941. The folks at "Daily Planet Almanac" say born in 1935 (that would make him 48). I guess Garfunkle was born November 5, 1941. Chris- I'm asking, what is your source? " topher Andersen's "The Book of People" Dave, I appreciate you taking time to write agrees, but lists Simon's November 13 birthdate the letter. You probably represent a sizeable in 1942.. . silent majority wondering about the same thing You said "I guess I'm asking, what is your without taking direct action to find out. source?" and those are some of 'em but not all. I get birthdate information (as well as the The question distills to Who To Believe? When

Today In History stuff I from as many as a all the references don't agree, my bottom line is dozen "reliable sources" and with frustrating to give you the birthdate listed in "The World frequency they contradict one another. A small Almanac Book of Who" from World Almanac part of the blame can be placed on famous indi- Publications in New York. viduals who, as they become older, do not object Even the people who write the reference to their publicity people inserting later and later books wistfully yearn for one always -reliable birthdates into their press releases. That seems prime source, and I'm right in there with 'em, to happen mostly with aging actresses and most wishing and hoping and waiting. of the time my policy is to go with the highest Actually, researching birthdates is a piece age listed among the sources. of cake compared to the other half of my Calen- But those who fudge on their ages aren't dar job, tracking down Today in History the main problem. People who write books are. material. It can conflict not only as to date but Sometimes they make human mistakes such as various sources strongly disagree on precisely JAMES typing 16 instead of 26, or 1933 rather than 1943. what happened. Sigh. World's Classiest Ship MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 - The luxury ocean liner Queen Mary was completed in 1934. Its just over a thou- INGRAM sand feet long and jammed with art deco craftsmanship. Capt. John Gregory says the ship has been permanently retired and moored at Long Beach, CA, as a floating museum because of economics. "The Queen Mary took 78 gallons of fuel to go her own length, or thirteen feet to the gallon of fuel." John Chapman, better known as Johnny Appleseed, was born in 1774. In 1777 British troops took over Philadelphia. Cement was patented in 1871. The five -month Mariel Boatlift was ended in 1980 after dumping some 125 -thousand Cuban refugees in Florida. "Party Olivia Newton -John is 36. Lynn Anderson is 36. Singer and actress Julie London is 57. The Tonight Show TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 - "The Tonight Show" premiered on NBC twenty-nine years ago 119541 with host Steve Allen. Johnny Carson and sidekick Ed McMahon signed aboard 21 years ago this coming weekend (Oct. 2, 19621. Carson reportedly makes $3 -million a year from the show, $200 -thousand a week for Las Vegas work, and another Animal" $12 -million annually from clothing and other side enterprises. Book matches were patented 91 years ago 118921. One matchbook cover from that year is insured for $25,000. Shaun Cassidy is 25. Golfer Kathy Whitworth is 44. Actress Jayne Meadows is 60. Actor William Conrad is 63. From the Gamblers Fix 1919 World Series WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 - The Cincinnati Reds upset the favored Chicago White Sox to win the 1919 World Series, but suspicions were raised. A secret investigation was conducted and on this date in 1920 a Grand Jury Forthcoming Album returned indictments against eight White Sox players for throwing the Series. They became known as the Black Sox and were eventually expelled from professional baseball for life. Sixty -five-year -old Pope John Paul I died in 1978 after only thirty-three days on the job. His successor was the current `IT'S YOUR NIGHT' Pope from Poland John Paul II. SCOTUS School Desegregation THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 - The Supreme Court had already ruled that schools should be desegregated. but 25 years ago today 11958) it absolutely insisted, in the case of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. Jeering crowds led by the Governor had kept nine black students from entering the school. The first city police force was created in London in 1829. The boss was Sir Robert "Bobby" Peel, and that's where the British got their slang term for cops. "bobbies." Marathon runner Sebastian Coe is 27. Actress Madeline Kahn is 41. The Killer Jerry Lee Lewis hits 50. Moviemaker Stanley Kramer is 70. The first movie singing cowboy Gene Autry is 76. Produced by Right -To -Die Law FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 - California passed the nation's first "right to die" law in 1976, creating a form that ç- fill terminal patients could out ordering their physicians not to keep them alive indefinitely with machines. The California Medical Association reveals no figures but says "a great number" of people have signed the so-called Natural Death forms. First dental operation with anesthetics 1846. First nuclear -powered submarine "Nautilus" launched in 1054. Former White House Press Secretary Jody Powell is 40. Johnny Mathis is 48. Angie Dickinson is 52. Truman Capote is 59. Tomorrow 1lo-11 Rod Carew 38. Julie Andrews 48, Richard Harris 50. Tom Bosley 55. former President Jinunv Vaí,sured and Distributed by Warner Bros. Records Carter 59. James Whitmore 62 and Walter Matthau 63. 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Question: What do WPLJ/New York, WLPX/Milwaukee, mer, Bonnie Tyler, Shalamar, and Michael chart than I have in years. In most cases, KPKE/Denver, WMJQ/Rochester, and WQXM/Tampa have in com- Sembello. we've got to play the records before CIR mon? Is AOR Boring? does. I played Michael Sembello, for instance, but I couldn't wait AOR has taken a good deal of heat in until they made it Answer: They are all former AOR stations that recently switched a hit. If I'm going to some quarters for having the musical play something like formats to CHR. that, I've got to doldrums, while CHR has been credited play it first. In other words, they Format changes are among the most dreaded events in our in- fresher and more exciting for played our record, as opposed to us with sounding playing theirs." dustry. They usually signal a throwing in of the towel, and often result in having stepped out on more new artists. substantial personnel changes at a station. When a number of stations in Trip Reeb agrees. "I've felt, particularly in the last several months, that it's impor- one format all change to another similar format within a short period of tant for me to try and be on records that I time, talk begins of trends and the relative strengths and weaknesses of know are going to be AOR CHR hits before CHR the respective formats. of a new CHR in the market, "CHR was beating on so gets to them. CHR was beating AOR to so Watching five AORs in competitive, WHTZ(Z-100)/New York. "I don't know many records that it became the many records that it became the place to whether the way to stay on top of the moun- respected markets drop the AOR format in place to hear new and exciting hear new and exciting stuff. If I can get on tain, if you're king of the mountain, is to those records earlier, so that by the time the course of a few months is worth a bit of Reeb thought. What does it tell us about the cur- move over to block your competition." stuff." - Trip the CHR stations go on them I'm almost lot of rent state of AOR? This week we'll sound -Consultant Bob Hattrik quips, "A ready to get off them, then I can again out four programmers who have fared well stations have experienced single -cell develop that image as the music leader in against the CHR competitors in their anemia with the AOR format lately, and so the market." markets, and we'll "consult the consul- have run to what seems to be a format that Trip Reeb observes, "CHR has become a Smokey Rivers states, "We've remained tants" for their national overview. can produce a broader demographic fresh voice, even though the format is as old very true to the format, yet not close-mind- spread, albeit female-biased. One of the as the hills. It's something people hadn't Why Switch Rather ed. I'd call us an 'adaptable AOR.' If a things you see in an evolutionary period is heard in a long time ... something new 'Safety Dance' comes down the pike and Than Fight? that the presently dominant format, be it again." you hear the electronic edge as something Why have stations made the changes? AOR now or CHR five years ago, becomes It's also been suggested that AOR has lost that would work for you, play it. Why shy Consultant John Sebastian, who has a so overserved that there's a process of its calling card as "The New Music away from it just because the rhythmic background in CHR as well as AOR, offers natural selection. It's not abnormal for sta- Leader" to CHR. WLVQ/Columbus PD Pat elements seem to parallel what you're hear- this observation: "If their concern was tions to then try other things, as happened Still feels this is a matter of perception ing on the CHR station? There are ways to fragmentation and trying to sell lower sound as fresh and modern as your CHR demos, then they're just twisting it around competitor and keep your format iden- a bit. I think they're going from the frying tifiable as rock 'n' roll," though Smokey pan into the fire. Where they had 12-24 men, considers playing Michael Sembello or Don- they're just going to have 12-24 women. I na Summer as "not only bridging the gap, think it's a quick fix to a much bigger pro- but crossing the line ... that's selling out." blem: unless you're either a market -dom- Lee Abrams also cautions against play- inant AOR or the only one in your market, ing incompatible records in the hopes of you're going to have a great deal of difficul- gathering a few extra quarter-hours from ty in the years to come making enough CHR listeners. He likens the futility of that money to make it worthwhile. There still strategy to playing a Neil Diamond record will be successful AORs, but fewer, once an hour to attract housewives. "If a because of fragmentation and a demo that station really wants to dig in to the CIR is shrinking." competitor, they should go CHR Trip Reeb, PD at WCMF/Rochester, Trip Reeb Chuck Browning Lee Abrams Bob Hattrik themselves ! " notes, "The business is cyclical: AOR bub- "Look at the AORs that were successful with CHR several years ago and is happen- rather than reality, and stresses the impor- bled under the surface, blossomed, peaked in this last sweep and you'll find very main- ing with AOR today." tance of effectively taking credit for being and is moving downward a little bit. That'll stream AOR stations," says John Sebas- Three of the five stations that switched the new music leader. "In this day of 'im- also be the case with CHR stations - they'll tian. "A lot of AORs added a great deal of (WLPX, WQXM, WMJQ) were consulted age radio,' it's not so much what you do but blossom and that'll work for a while, then modern music, spread themselves much by the B/A/M/D organization. Lee Abrams what you say you do." He notes how a CHR there'll be another glamour format that'll too thin, and did not satisfy the core. In fact, feels WLPX and WMJQ should've stuck may steal an AOR's thunder by promoting catch peoples' ears and a lot of people will they dismantled the core audience in with AOR, as he claims both were on upon -air the "debut" of a "new" single that an move toward that. All these formats will many cases. An AOR can stave off its cur- ward trends according to recent Birch AOR has actually been playing as an album find their natural place in terms of number rent problems by being a rock 'n' roll sta - of stations." numbers. He does concede that WQSM's cut for months. Pat employs positioning switch made sense in light of the whopping statements to get the audience "accustom- 12.7+ share of the only CHR in the market, ed to the fact that this is the place to come Q105. for new music. When you come out of Talk- "There are ways to sound as "In this day of `image radio,' it's Abrams forecasts the pendulum swinging ing Heads' 'Burning Down The House,' refresh and modern as your CHR not so much what you do but back the other way - conversions from mind them it's a song they first heard on competitor, and keep your for- you do." CHR back to AOR in markets with many your station." what you say CHRs where only one or two are suppor- Pat also relates seeing a slew of diary mat identifiable as rock 'n' roll." -Pat Still table (particularly where the only remain- mentions for a CHR competitor's guarantee Smokey Rivers ing AOR scores a high share). not to repeat the same song within a three- - Why CHR? hour period. "That's something we as an AOR have always done for at least five "The latest bandwagon effect in contem- Bob Hattrik sees the renewed popularity of tion and not being afraid of that." He favors hours at a time, but it's nothing we've porary programming" is how consultant CHR radio in a broad, sociological context. ever playing the correct new product more talked about." Jeff Pollack views switching from AOR to He views increased record sales and the quickly and in higher rotations, and chang- CHR. He points out, "Every station that has popularity of music videos as signs of CHR Crossovers ing format clocks to allow for a higher switched (with the exception of WPLJ/New heightened musical awareness among the Until recently, it was unusual to hear hit percentage of current music per hour. York) has been the loser in the market. It's masses, thereby also increasing overall CHR songs by artists like Donna Summer Sebastian also encourages beating CHRs to very simple ... no matter what format, if music radio listenership. CHR has broaden- and Michael Sembello on rock 'n' roll sta- the punch on new records to burn them out you're not doing well, you're likely to switch ed its musical base to attract these non - tions. AOR appears to be watching CUR play - by the time CHR adds them, which may formats." music actives, and Hattrik believes in the lists more closely, and AOR playlists have damage CHR's time spent listening. Given WPLJ's history as New York's viability of AOR radio doing the same. This opened up of late to include records that have This week, our programmers have looked AOR ratings leader, PD Smokey Rivers, explains the Doubleday chain's move raised some eyebrows. at the problems AOR radio has been facing WKDF/Nashville, is skeptical of 'PLJ's ap- toward a more mass -appeal sound that in- KZAP/Sacramento PD Chuck Browning from CHR. Next week, they'll offer some parent attempt to pre-empt the introduction cludes across the board hits by Donna Sum- declares, "I pay more attention to the CHR additional solutions. :f:?fS:Y+f. .!p:-,o'v:a::.k;?x.,; `+y;'G,.?ï:S.'iv: ...... :::;%:v *:+o-:, $

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LOS ANGELES NEW YORK 9540 WASHINGTON BLVD. 575 MADISON AVE., SUITE 1006 CULVER CITY, CA 90230 NEW YORK CITY, NY 10022 (213) 204-5000 WeTWOOD ONE (212) 486-0227 Page 38 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 EVOLUTION WAVA/Washington, DC to the PD post at WRXL/ KMBY/Monterey goes AOR with PD Mark Kauf- Richmond ... At WZZO/Allentown Gene Romano is man, who moves over from the same post at OM/morning drive ... The new morning team at KWST/Monterey ... WMJW/Nanticoke, PA is a KGON/Portland is Dan Clark and Dave Canner from new AOR with PD Kevin Fitzgerald ... WSLQ/ KZEL/Eugene, where Eric Young and Pete Wild Roanoke switches from AOR to A/C ... WOWD/ now perform those chores ... Sandy Palmer moves Tallahassee switches from AOR to CHR. Former PD to WMET/Chicago for news from KEZO/Omaha, Dick Blackmon assumes that position at WZEW/ where Mark Stewart is upped from part time Mobile ... Brad Fuhr is promoted from PD at .. Robin Sagan and Stacey Kahn exit the news dept. WSPT/Stevens Point, WI to the same post at the at WNEW-FM/New York ... Margorie Woodward is company's WILS/Lansing, as Les Cook exits .. . the new Programming Coordinator at WEBN/ Cin- Carter Brown is now PD/MD at KWHL/ Anchorage cinnati ... Chad Perouin is new to mornings at ... Gary Chase switches from MD slot at KICT/Wichita, from KATT/Oklahoma City .. .

A SHOT OF ADRENALIN - Musical Signature recording artists Adrenalin did a live radio concert broadcast for WRIF/Detroit. Pictured (l -r) after the show are the band's Michael Romeo, Marc Gilbert, Brian Pastoria, and Bruce Shafer, WRIF PD Mark Pasman, band's Flash, Jimmy Romeo, and Mark Pastoria. HARD SHEET UPDATE 1pDEßUT X49 KLOS/Los Angeles copped the gratitude of 50,000 Rock" bookcovers. Students get a free pair of covers people at an outdoor Police concert by distributing when they buy the "real thing" at a local burger haven bumperstickers and visors matching the three -color ... Taking a dive: KDKB/Phoenix had nine sky-

scheme of the group's "Synchronicity" cover .. . divers, two of whom were carrying a station banner, ÌJ'ÙM NETWORK jump into a stadium just prior to the start of a Police concert. They had to overcome more than just wind -DEBUT X44 resistance - the local branch of the FAA had nixed the idea, citing interference with flight patterns at the airport next door. The station successfully ap- pealed to the Los Angeles FAA, which agreed to hold up all air traffic for 15 minutes ... Good sports: RADIO & RECORDS KROQ/Los Angeles morning duo, Ramondo & The Improved coverage: KIIS/San Antonio is teaming Blade, get a lot of letters complaining about their ap- with Coca-Cola to distribute 100,000 "Long Live tly -named sports reporter, The Poorman. A recent detractor received a personal reply when The Poor - AOR HOT TRACK man was dispatched to the listener's house one morning, from where he phoned in his reports on the air 6a AOR .. KINK/Portland personalities will be struttin' DEBUT Reporter Profile their stuff when they lead a parade in an Autumnfest shindig ... But will they get airplay?: L.A. radio vet Jimmy Rabbitt is now PD at KSNO/Aspen, where he's joined with fellow staffers to form a band, Rico & 94 WAMX The Violators. Rick Nelson is reportedly producing their first album ... "A table for how many?": WAMXIHuntington WDIZ/Orlando had 1000 people show up when they P.O. Box 1150 invited listeners to a restaurant for breakfast and a Huntington, WV 25713 live broadcast to welcome new morning team Baxter (304) 523-8401 & Mark ... ZAPpy Birthday: KZAP/Sacramento's Owner: Stoner Broadcasting 15th is coming up, and artists wishing to send GM: Richard Wilson wishes should contact MD Tom Cale at (916) PD: Scott Paulsen 925-3700... WMYK/Norfolk needs service for their MD: Dan Robinson video TV show ... Atco's national promotion staff, Rep Firm: Torbet Reen Nalli and Bill Heltemes, requests service on 93.7, 33,000 watts AOR product from other labels. Playlist sent upon "94 WAMX began broadcasting in the early '70s as request ... Congrats to WDEK/DeKalb PD Ward an unstructured, underground cult radio station. As the Holme on his marriage to his lady, Barb ... and con- years progressed, WAMX became more and more gratulations to KINK/Portland VP/GM Stan Mak mainstream. The more palatable the station became to and wife Sue on the birth of their daughter. Joe Average, the wider the gap opened up in our market for a well -produced and researched album station. In February of this year, Stoner Broadcasting N C E R T C N V took ownership of WAMX and began the image -chang- C O S& O E R S A T I O N S ing process that we are now in the middle of. "The key to our music format is how it flows. We BROADCASTS: Helix on WMMS/Cleveland. progress with the trends, but we don't forget which PRESENTATIONS: Toronto by WAAL/Binghamton for tracks established us as a rock and roll station. We 99 cents ... Red Rockers for $1 98 by research every piece of music before it goes to a WAYYIBaltimore. heavier rotation. The bottom line is, if it tests well, we GUEST DJs: Elvis Costello on KBCOIBoulder .. . play it. We believe in playing the prime cuts of each LP, instead of just going one deep. We test three to four Mitch Ryder on WEZXIScranton. tracks off stronger artists and one to two from new ar- CONVERSATIONS: Animals on KPOIIHonolulu .. . tists. We also have a new artist breaker category, in Asia, Chris DeBurgh on WLLZIDetroit ... Dio, Rick which we play someone who has not been heard Springfield, Quarterflash on KFMGIAIbuquerque .. . before on the radio station. Supertramp on K97/Edmonton ... Aztec Camera on "WAMX is self -programmed, with no consultants. KBCOIBoulder ... Supertramp, ZZ Top, Loverboy, Iron We're looking forward to going 100,000 watts next Maiden, Quiet Riot on 0107/Toronto ... Supertramp on spring, which would put WAMX's signal into Lexington, WXRTIChicago... Loverboy on WOWE/Chattanooga Kentucky and well into Charleston, West Virginia." ILARLE ON EMI AMERICA RECORDS Marshall Crenshaw Scott Paulsen .. on KFMXILubbock ... Big Coun- - on HIGH QUALITY XDR CASSETTES. (WAMX is a new R&R AOR reporter.) try WPDHIPoughkeepsie ... Mitch Ryder, MSB on '93 .EH1tAMi M. iEC,,,WS.ra C . as.ti+c_ KFMQILincoln. R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 39

JEFF GREEN Major Market AND THE RACE IS ON - Over 5000 runners break from the gate to compete in WFYR/Chica- go's annual 20K Distance Classic. This year over $50,000 was raised for the Chicago Lung Match- Ups Association's camp for asthmatic children.

WASH has moved to a CHR stance, which San Diego The fall Arbitron is underway, and this week features a capsule WLTT is crest- should help everyone else. SB view of the closest A/C battles in the major markets. As usual, all ing at an eight -book high, comfortably KFMB - of Redskin foot- references to ratings apply to 25-49 adults, Monday -Sunday, 6am- ahead its FM competitors. KYXY 0.5 ball should help reverse WMAL's eight - midnight, MSA. Stations included are those considered by R&R to be the B100(KFMB-FM) 4.8 low. New WPGC PD Al Casey's job is book KBZT 4.9 leading contenders. Good luck to everyone this book! to end his own station's four -book drift while fending off newcomer WEZR. Interestingly, all four leading contenders WXTR's gold -oriented format is proving to went up last spring. This battle is closer hasn't won this battle since the winter of '82, than it seems, as KFMB invariably comes New York be more of an influence than it was a year but for the last three sweeps it's been neck - SB* down a few shares after the Padres season and -neck, and will be again. ago. WYNY - ends. This could put KYXY as the frontrun- WPIX 1.8 Detroit Miami -Ft. Lauderdale -Hollywood ner, already happy after recording its best book ever last spring. Not to be overlooked WYNY stopped its two -book decline with SB SB are B100, which is at a seven -sweep high, its best spring book of the '80s, and behind WNIC WAXY - and KBZT, a station enjoying its own six - new PD Dick Torcasso will try to hold off WMJC 1.8 WWWL(Love94) 1.2 book peak. KSDO-FM's recent flip from WPIX's six -sweep improvement streak. It's WOMC 1.8 WAIA 1.4 A/C to CHR will likely toss some extra WYNY's short playlist and top personalities WCZY 2.0 WWJF 2.2 cume into the ring. against WPIX's successful "Nothing But All four competitors went down last WEZI 3.7 Love Songs" concept. If WPIX can steal a spring, but WNIC has the biggest lead yet WIOD 4.7 Tampa -St. Petersburg share from its competitor, it could become since taking the crown from WMJC last fall. In this FM -controlled, conservative A/C SB the number one A/C for the first time. The WOMC's new PD Lorna Ozmon will try to market, recrowned leader WAXY is up to WMGG - impact of newly -positioned 2100 and WPLJ restore her station's previous three -book its ears in steady competition, including W101(WIQI) 0.2 could play an important role. growth streak. New WCZY Station Manager latest entry WEZI. With four stations within New WMGG PD Dennis Winslow comes Los Angeles Lee Douglas will attempt the same for his a couple of shares of each other, Miami re- in to find his station's five-book dominance as he integrates CHR flavoring to mains one of the country's toughest A/C SB station facing a real threat from W101 and VP/Op- the A/C stockpot. challenges. Good promotion could prove to KHTZ erations Bob DeCarlo. W101 has chipped - be the deciding factor. KOST 0.3 Boston WMGG's 4.6-share lead down to the bone, KMGG 2.5 SB creating the majors' closest two-way Pittsburgh rivalry. New KHTZ PD Ric Lippincott would like WHDH SB to shift his station from neutral into high WBZ 2.8 KDKA Denver gear, having fairly well withstood KOST's WROR 5.2 WTAE 0.9 SB 5.2 emergence a year ago. Perhaps that's one WMJX 3WS(WWSW) 1.4 KPPL - reason KHTZ sounds more upbeat than it WVBF 5.7 Y97(WHYW) 4.7 KHOW 0.4 WSSH 6.6 has since its original CHR days. However, New KDKA Station Manager Rick Starr's KLIR 0.5 KOST has chopped KHTZ's lead to a near WHDH will try to repeat its outstanding assignment is to protect his station's slim Here's the closest three-way battle in the tie, and PD Jhani Kaye expects his "soft spring sweep, while WBZ, working with lead and stop its six -book streak of non - majors, not only because they're so close in hits" consistency to pay off. KMGG PD Jeff new PD Chris Cross, strives to end a gen- growth 25-49. On the other hand, WTAE had the ratings, but also because all three sta- figures Salgo is happy about recent Birch tle four -book erosion. Even as a CHR, a strong spring, and can depend on the tions have been on top within the last year. indicating adult female growth and feels his WROR had been making a modest im- Steelers as usual to help out this fall, not to New KHOW PD Hal Moore would like to see is finally where it station's presentation provement in adult demos, good enough to mention the acquisition of morning legend his station get back the top spot it had after be. should tie FM leader WMJX. Facing its lowest Jack Bogut from KDKA. 3WS has regained the spring of '82, and he's installed an ag- WMJX needs to pull Chicago ratings in five books, the FM pole position, riding high on a seven - gressive music position as part of the plan. some "majic" from the hat. Meanwhile, SB book peak. Y97 is far ahead of its ratings a KPPL morning ace Chuck Buell will help WVBF is at an eight -book high, nearly a WCLR year ago and would like to close the gap on keep his station in the fight. KLIR will be - share ahead of suburban "environmental counting on PD to WFYR 1.7 the pack. acting Joel Grey shut off A/C" WSSH, which enjoyed the best spring his station's two -book ratings leak and re- In another battle among programming improvement of all the FM A/C's in town. Seattle-Everett -Tacoma capture the lead it held last fall. gradually exten- veterans, WCLR has been Houston KOMO - ding its lead over WFYR for the past three KJR 0.7 Milwaukee books. Both stations dipped slightly in the SB KLSY 1.0 SB spring, and WFYR will be redoubling its ef- KFMK KIXI-FM 2.1 WTMJ forts to end its three -book decline. Subur- KRBE-FM 3.3 Longtime full service leader KOMO has WMYX 4.9 A/C overtures KQUE 5.7 5.8 ban WLAK has been making slipped four down books in a row to a seven - WISN lately, and it should be interesting to see In this all-FM war, KFMK has experienc- sweep low, as KJR closed in after notching WZUU 7.4 on the what effect that may or may not have ed roller -coaster ratings for the past two its second straight improvement. New en- WMGF 8.1 leaders. years, and although it's the station's turn to try KLSY, behind PD Chris Kovarik and WFMR 9.7 San Francisco go up this fall (which could be aided by its consultant George Johns, aims to suc- No one is expecting WTMJ to maintain its new tower), KFMK may finally have its SB cessfully convert its former AOR-hybrid stunning spring triumph, especially once dominance tested by KRBE-FM, which has the Brewers close out the At least, KNBR approach to A/C. KIXI-FM, along with season. risen three times in a row to a six -book high. A/C that's what AM rival WISN is thinking, as K101 0.2 KLSY, should benefit from former KQUE is also improving, registering its top the former leader took it on the chin with a KSFO 2.3 leader KPLZ's recent switch to CHR. performance in the past five frames. five -share drop last spring. WMYX matched KEZR/San Jose 2.3 Atlanta its best book ever, while recent FM KLOK/San Jose 2.4 ar- Washington, DC SB rivals WMGF and WFMR aim to improve KLHT 2.5 SB WSB their positions. WZUU is flip-flopping up At the top of the stack, it's AM personality WSB-FM 1.4 WLTT - and down and hopes to rebound from a five- KNBR vs. FM Km in a crowded market WMAL 2.0 WRMM 3.6 book low. Along with Providence, Milwau- stations. complicated by nearby San Jose WPGC-AM & FM 4.1 Will its new image call letters help strug- kee is the most crowded A/C market, with down for the KNBR has bounced up and WEZR 4.2 gling WRMM? Last fall's leader WSB-FM an amazing 11 stations in the running! past year, while K101's last book ended a WXTR 4.9 has improved steadily over the past two Editor's Note: For insight on the top CHR three -sweep improvement streak. K101 The nation's capitol battleground has periods, while AM sister WSB tries to wars this fall, be sure to read Joel Denver's its fine sweep. Shares behind leader. changed dramatically in the past year. duplicate spring column this week. Page 40 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983

LON HELTON

MALRITE'S KSAN CAPTURES SAN FRANCISCO Up -Front Country Takes Another City

It has been years since an FM station in San Francisco had a 12+ share of four. The success of KSAN is one of the biggest things to hit the YOU CALL THIS A PLAYLIST? That seems to be the question RCA's Carson Schreiber (center) Bay Area since Billy Ball. Check out the numbers in terms of other FM is asking KNIX/Phoenix OM Larry Daniels (left) as KNIX personality Erik Foxx and RCA artist Gus watch in quiet amusement. competition: #1 12+, #1 18-49, #1 25-49, #1 25-54; the number 1 (one) FM Hardin station in the San Francisco metro! The fact that these figures were more San Franciscans than the big earned by a Country station surprises you are doing and if you don't have that sample you again. It is the constant perfor- earthquake. courage, you ought to be doing something mance of those basics that give a station the In the last seven books, KSAN's 12+ else. consistency of sound that makes the numbers have gone 2.1-2.4-2'4-2.8-3.0- "It seems like everybody is trying to listeners feel comfortable when they tune 3.3 - 4.1, and the cume has nearly doubled, think of real creative ways to get listeners, in. rising from 230,000 to 430,000. If this keeps when you really need to concentrate on the up, the next time Tony Bennett records "I basics and the execution of those basics. Left My Heart In San Francisco," he'll are primarily dealing with the 35+ demo. There are a lot of people in the industry who The Plan have to add a pedal steel. The 25+ demo is slow to react to any know the right formulas, but attaining suc- While J.D. insists "there's no mystical change and tends to be more skeptical cess depends upon how well they are im- plan to KSAN's success," there always has anyway, so I don't think you really want to plemented and executed. Knowing the plan to be some strategy, and I asked him about hype them. They want you to prove to them isn't enough; you have to execute it and the blocks upon which KSAN was built. that you are better. There's a lot to be said stay with it. "KSAN's success comes from three very for 'keep doing what you believe in, and "Every football team runs off tackle, but simple broadcasting rules. First, we play don't deter from it.' And that is basically the most successful teams are the ones that proven music. We do a lot of music testing what we have done." execute the best. To draw the analogy one which determines what oldies we play. We That is a lot easier said than done, step further, in football, the trick plays eliminated some of the real old ones however. Many in the management hierar- work best for the teams who have the basics because country music doesn't have a long chy would have panicked over a couple of covered. You can't use trick plays to cover tradition here, but others that tested well those "slow growth" books. Over -reaction up a deficiency in the basics, just like you we obviously kept. My point is that you can be a real problem if you change the can't use a gimmick promotion to cover up don't know that unless you test the music. sound of your station every time a flat book flaws in the basics of your radio station." We found that Jim Reeves's 'Welcome To comes out. J.D. agrees, and told me that the To take J.D.'s thoughts one step further, My World' was accepted by our audience, 4.1 wouldn't have been possible without the it is actually counter -productive to run and so is B.J. Thomas's 'Hooked On A Feel- J.D. Spangler continued support of KSAN GM Steve Ed- cume building promotions if the music ing,' as well as some stuff by Poco and Jim- wards and KNEW & KSAN OM Jim Wood. isn't right or the personalities aren't saying my Buffett. Our research base is always a The programmer behind the success "They never waivered in their support or the right things. All you end up doing is hav- group of people who identify themselves as story, J.D. Spangler, is a real free spirit belief in what we were doing. People in ing people cume an inferior product. Once Country listeners. We test them to find out who states unequivocally that the reasons radio have no patience; they are all looking they decide it's not for them and leave, it what they will accept and let them tell us for the success of KSAN are "nothing for quick cures. You have to believe in what will be infinitely harder to get them to they will accept selected cuts by Joan Baez, magical, just hard work and execution of Paul Davis, and James Taylor. the basics." That "formula" has taken "Secondly, we get out and meet the peo- KSAN a long way in a short time. KSAN ple. Everybody says they do that, but that's was Country under Metromedia for about You BS; they don't do it. We go to local clubs for six ratings periods, with the six book Have Heard? KSAN party nights on a regular basis. You average a 1.9 and the highest individual get out, meet people, they see you're a book being 2.1. J.D. arrived at the station As reported in Street Talk last week, is new PD at WYII/WIlliamsport .. . regular person, and they start to think of after the 2.1 book, under the new ownership gan the WKHKINew York MD John Brejot has re- you as a friend. When that happens, they're of Malrite. But what are the nuts and bolts WKSW, better known as KS1001Cleveland, signed. A native Houstonian, John will return not going to tune you out as fast. Never of what goes on at KSAN? J.D. has no com- has a new MD as Chuck Collier comes over from there to be the OM of the firm of McFaddin- underestimate the importance of pressing punction in revealing what he does and why WGAR/Cleveland to do music as well as the Kendrick, a company that specializes in program- 7 A real for Libby the flesh. I like to draw the analogy to he does it, while touching on what he thinks -midnight shift ... nice move ming music and videos for the nationwide chain of Cole as goes from Cambridge, MD and political campaigns. Here are candidates is really going on in the world of radio pro- she night they will be with with gramming. clubs own. John the station WCEM. to the overnight show at WPOC- untold dollars spent on radio, TV, through October 7. PD Dene Hallam is looking for While J.D. is very excited over the FM/Baltimore ... Besides getting a new PD last a replacement, and he wants to find someone ratings the station has garnered, he's even week, WMZO/Washington, DC also hired a new quick so John can help get them situated before happier over the way in which they were ND. He's John Ogle who comes from WINS/New achieved. he leaves. Dene says the position title is open York ... Another new ND is Debbie Young, hav- "lt seems like everybody is trying (from MD to Assistant PD) depending upon Quick Fix ing been promoted at WOKY & to think of real creative ways to Perils qualifications. The perfect candidate, as they say WMIL/Milwaukee ... The new Country station in "One of the very important things to point in the help wanted section, has a background that Jackson, MS is WKKE and their lineup has PD Bill get listeners, when you really out about our number increases is it was a includes call out research, computer music Wilson doing mornings, Dan Steele in middays, need to concentrate on the steady surge in the radio station that just scheduling, and a knowledge of country music. If the afternoon man is Gary Mack, with Butch exploded in the last couple of books. Fast you've got the goods, go for it! ... There's been Ashley doing 6-8pm, and Bill Brent on the air basics and the execution of numbers scare me. Anytime you put on a a PD change at WLLR/Davenport with Ray from 8pm-1 am, which is now sign -off. But the sta- those basics." format that targets 25+ and get immediate Massie joining the station from WFMAIRocky tion hopes to be fulltime soon _ . Chris Taylor numbers, I think that's a bad sign; they just Mount, NC. The new lineup at WLLR has Dan has left KSO/Des Moines to do the morning show are not real numbers. People over 25 move Borden in mornings, MD Buddy Van Arsdale at KIXZ/Amarillo ... There's a new MD at newspaper, etc., but they still make whis- much more slowly. Their lives are stable. middays, Ray Massie 1-3pm, Chuck O'Brien KPSA/Alamogordo, NM. When you call him, ask tlestop tours to meet the people face-to- They don't make rash decisions or fast afternoons, Andy Scott in evenings, and Barb him what's happening. Get it? KPSA ... Que face. They know the basic tenet: once you changes. Radio is not the most important Petersen doing all -nights ... WVAMIAltoona is Pasa?! ... Stan Martin, host of the United Sta- win them over, they'll allow you to make an part of their day, and we have to realize without a PD for the moment as Tom Riley leaves tions "Solid Gold Country" show has received the error once in a while. And we are going to that. to join the news department at WFBG in that Polished Apple Award from the Association for a make errors. Once in a while we will play a "I'd rather have long term quality that city ... KOMA/Oklahoma City has a new anchor Better New York. Martin was cited for his volun- song they do't like. But you allow your wins them over to my station. Then, we got for their morning show in the person of Watson tary participation as host of the 15 -part summer friends more leeway than people you are 'em for good, as opposed to initial listening Jelks. Affectionately known as "Watt," he joins music series "A Little Noon Music" ... and what neutral to. in response to bribes. This is especially true the station from KKYX/San Antonio where he did have you heard? if you are on AM (KSAN is not) where you mornings for the last three years ... Steve Mor- Continued on Page 42 Thanks To You Radio . . We TOBREAK SINGLES! CONTINUE

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Continued from Page 40 what I perceive as a problem with most "The third factor is having an airstaff PDs, in that they tend not to give enough that is genuinely excited about what you are positive reinforcement for the things their SHARON ALLEN doing on the air. The KSAN personalities jocks do well, focusing instead on the deeply believe this is really important negatives. You need to hand out twice as because I think if you don't genuinely like many positives as negatives. It's important the knows where they stand." New Horizons For CMA country music, you can't be a real good air talent linup, or perhaps I Country radio personality. You might be The personality lineup is On the subject of the CMA Awards ... This week, the CMA able to be OK, but our radio station won't should say the "music enhancer" mornings, l0am-2pm, demonstrated their commitment to development of the Horizon Award. settle for OK. There are a lot of 'OK' radio Ron Castro in J.D. John Driscoll 2-6pm, Bob Jackson 6-10pm, To refresh your memory, the CMA stations out there, but I want to kick some tainment Corp., 21 Music Circle E., Jay Marvin lOpm-2am, P.J. Ballard 2-6am, established the Horizon Award in 1981, for rear ends. Therefore, we get people who Nashville, TN 37203. with Myles Camerson, Bob Gowa, and who like the music, who relate to the lyric lines an individual and/or group Mimi Chen holding down weekends and demonstrates the most significant creative * * * in the songs, and who speak the lifestyle without being gutbucket." vacation work. Rounding out this tightly - growth and development in overall chart BITS & PIECES: Columbia is un- As knit staff is MD Laurie Sayres. and sales activity, live performance profes- folding a marketing program for one of J.D. pointed out, these things seem very basic, and everybody says this is ex- sionalism, and critical media recognition. their newly -signed artists, Tony Joe White. Some Parting Thoughts Now, the CMA announced the incorpora- They've announced actly the kind of stuff their stations and jocks do. "That's BS," says like I find it fascinating that once again I am tion of the Horizon Award radio special. The that they have a 10 J.D. "Just one hour show, "The Silver Eagle/CMA minute video clip you hear PDs say 'our jocks talk about com- doing a success story on a station that is doing tremendously 1983 Horizon Award Special," will air Oc- available for radio munity events,' but when you listen to the well against all competition in tober 8-9 (replacing the regular "Silver stations, television, station you could go days before you hear a a market heretofore not considered to viable venue Eagle Cross Country Music Show") via the and sales accounts. word about what's going on in town. We be a for Country radio. ABC Entertainment Network. The video features keep a couple of different files in the control KSAN's strength in the lower demos is also very which The program will include live perfor- cuts from his new room that put all kinds of information on the interesting, leads me to this mances by the nominees DIR has taped for "Dangerous" LP fingertips of the airstaff. Providing infor- thought: the consensus of opinion is Coun- try radio can only old demos. It its "Silver Eagle" series, interspersed with spliced with biologi- mation about all of the events that are of draw seems brief interviews. The special will also cal talks between concern to our audience is not an easy job; to me that this conclusion has been drawn by primarily analyzing the found feature performances by former Horizon Tony Joe White and Tony Joe White it's hard work. That's where so many sta- audience on AM Country stations because, obviously, Award winners Ricky Skaggs and Terri his producer Ron "Snake" Reynolds. By the tions break down. But that's the KSAN dif- that's where the audience has been. Isn't it Gibbs as well as the five 1983 finalists - way, as you listen to the cut "Down By The ference. We do all the stuff that others just Vern Gosdin, Reba McEntire, George Border" you'll hear an unusual sounding say they do." possible that what has actually been mea- Strait, the Whites, and John Anderson (in a acoustic guitar. Tony says he got the sound Music Enhancers And The PD sured is the AM band itself? duet with Emmylou Harris). by using cat gut strings on his electric With the personalities supplying so much Disc Jockey Brunch guitar ... Jim Glaser artist and community information, I asked showcased the music J.D. about the respective roles of music and If you're a disc jockey and a member of "The music is the star of the ra- the CMA, you're invited to brunch on Oc- from his forthcoming talent. tober 15, at William Lee Golden's Hender- debut solo album "The music is the star of the radio sta- dio station, and the jocks are the sonville, TN home, Golden Era Plantation. "The Man In The tion, and the jocks are the music music enhancers." The CMA organized this special event Mirror" last week at enhancers," he explained. "That is a very three years ago as a means of thanking its the Cannery in Nash- difficult job. Most jocks have always focus- member DJs who provide year round sup- ville. This is the first ed on themselves or a station promotion, port for the organization's activities and to LP Jim has released but very few focus on how to enhance a In both the Washington, DC and San promote rapport among America's finest without Tompall and song. They must concentrate on making the Francisco markets profiled here, the up- air personalities. Tom T. Hall hosted in the Glaser Brothers. song they are playing relevant to the Jim Glaser front style of the radio stations has given 1981, and Tammy Wynette in 1982. The album release listener. As a format, Continuous Country them across-the-board numbers. For all the coincides with Nobel Warner Brothers Records will furnish Vision's first anniver- tells the talent to shut up and let the music posturing that has been done to attract transportation which will depart from the sary. Congratulations to all involved! .. . sell itself. We do that too, but I strongly en- lower demos to Country radio, perhaps the East portico of the Opryland Hotel at loam If you're into keeping up with which artist courage each person on the air to relate to real key is to just go where the lower demos Saturday and return at 1:30pm. signs with what label you may need to hire lyric lines and give artist information three are - FM. Hopefully, this thought might So, if you'd like to attend you should another secretary to keep up with MCA or four times an hour." perk some interest in markets where there notify CMA no later than Monday, October Records. Louie Morgan just signed with All of which brings us to the role of the PD is a full service AM, a Continuous Country 3. DJs applying for CMA membership the label. She is coproduced by Jim Vinneau when this much attention to music and the FM, and a ton of FM rockers (not all of before this time of departure on Saturday, and Ronnie Gant. Her first single, "Some- community is involved. What are his them successful). With the broad success of October 15, will be eligible to attend the day We'll Be Together," ships this week. responsibilities? stations like WMZQ, KIX106, and KSAN in brunch. Micki Fuhrman just re-signed with MCA. "Every person on the air has their own markets not traditionally thought of as The William G. Hall Music She's been in the studio this month laying strengths and weaknesses. It's up to me to country music hotbeds, perhaps an up -front Business Scholarship Fund the first tracks under the new agreement give them positive reinforcement on the FM Country format should be considered as with Jerry Gillespie producing. Now for the things they do well. Which brings me to an alternative more often. Friends and business associates of Bill rumors department ... Will Larry Gatlin Hall (former vice president and Nashville and the Gatlin Brothers leave Columbia for division manager of the Welk Music Group MCA? Speaking of Larry Gatlin, he provid- and a founding director of Compleat Enter- ed in a phone conversation this week some tainment Corp.) organized the scholarship background on their current single fund to benefit a Belmont College music stu- "Houston." He said, "I'm a versatile dent. The chosen student will receive a full @It$%'." Seriously now, "We were going to scholarship available for three years, play the Houston Rodeo and Steve said, renewable yearly. So far, they've raised "Why don't you write something for the $113,000 toward a goal of $250,000. $105,000 rodeo?" We've played there for the past few was donated during a banquet at Hillwood years, and always gotten good response. In Country Club, and an additional $2000 was fact we've broken attendance records every raised through a fund raising Music Row year. So, I wrote "Houston" with that in Block Party last week. mind." He also said that being a songwriter If you'd like to donate, checks should be and loving the craft he may "sometimes get made payable to Belmont College and noted caught up in the craft. Maybe I have done for the William G. Hall Music Business some things that weren't in the main- Scholarship Fund. All contributions may be stream. I want to play music that people mailed to Charles Fach at Compleat Enter- like."

Country Music's Top Ten Proudly Welcomes

WHN/New York BUT OFFICER - WIL(AM) personality David Lee looks as if he's trying to talk his way out of a To Our Lineup of 475 Stations ticket. He's really just chatting with Lacy J. Dalton prior to introducing her to 5000 people in attendance at an outdoor concert preceding Championship Grand Prix Outboard Races. The con- Call Now for a Free Demo cert and races were cosponsored by WIL-AM & FM with part of the proceeds going to charitable 228 Main St., Suite R Venice, CA 90291 (213)392-8743 organizations in the St. Louis area. R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 43 Black Radio WALT LOVE

NUMBER ONE LAST THREE YEARS WANM Daytimer

WANM LINEUP LINES UP - Pictured above is WANM's air talent staff: (l -r) Tyrone Jiles, Dominates AM Band 10am-3pm; Tony Shabazz 3-7pm; PD/MD Joe Bullard, 6-10am; and Gerald Tookes, 7pm- signoff during the longer daylight hours.

are pumped into the FM -formatted because we don't get the budget to do them. As we continue our look at Black radio formats around the country stations. All of our general market com- It's not that I'm totally against giveaways, and their current spring '83 Arbitron numbers, we find ourselves petitors always give away money, trips, but it's what and how much with which I checking out the Tallahassee book. One marketplace station, etc. I personally think that if stations are have problems." WANM, is quite unique. It's a daytime radio station on the AM band with going to give away money, then do it all What advice would Joe give an AM a dial position at 1070 and 10,000 watts of power. The significant aspect of year, all the time, and not just 12 or 14 daytimer PD with no promotional budget? this station is the fact that it's been the market's number one station in weeks during the ARB. Trips, the same "A great promotion to do with no budget is the thing. Even if we could give away money on `Black Facts.' I'm not stuck in that dead 12+ category for the past three years. the air I wouldn't." folks bag. I'm talking about trying to Here's a brief ratings history: current weather report, then tell the people Why not? `Because if you're going to give promote your black history. You can start $50,000 to not with your own Spring '81 - 16.5 how to dress for work that day. I'm sure we away one person, why do city. Ask questions about local Spring '82 - 21.3 all remember working in a small market, something for more people and spread it blacks in responsible positions, i.e. politics, local Spring '83 - 20.2 being on the air, and having the weather out? You'd make more people happy and education leaders, heads of local The Tallahassee market only has one ARB machine run out of paper, causing the have even more locals talking about what law enforcement agencies. Many who per year. The closest station in the ratings current weather report not to be printed. you've done, how you've reached more don't know the answers to these questions battle to WANM is its sister outlet WGLF What did we do? We made up the temps people with your station's influence and call find themselves becoming more informed with a 13.7 share 12+. because when we called the weather letters. When I realistically think about about blacks who are holding down impor- giving away trips, this thought always hits tant positions in own Program Director Joe Bullard is a 15 - bureau, the person on duty wouldn't answer their community. You year broadcast industry veteran who's held the phone. What I'm trying to show you with me. How many people could up and leave could also include black doctors, lawyers - his own for the past nine years. That's right, this analogy is we all must entertain our for a trip on short notice, or otherwise, and any black person who represents a positive he's been programming the same facility listeners. But in the '80s, we must also be have someone take care of their responsi- role model. for all those years and continues to be a credible. Credibility goes a long way." bilities while they're out of town? Not too "When we get a person who knows the an- many. I'm using this example because we swer to the question, we reward them with winner! If you're talking Black radio in the Working Without Megabucks Tallahassee area, you're talking Joe don't know who'll be our winner - it might some type of prize. In our case it's usually a Bullard, and if you're talking any kind of In earlier conversation Joe mentioned not be a single person. If the person has a record album, maybe passes to a free din- radio in that area, you're still talking Joe that he would tell me what being a Black child, he or she may not be able to find a ner at a good restaurant or tickets to a Bullard. radio station in the Tallahassee area really person who would take on that respon- popular event. You just have to be creative meant. "Being a Black radio station in the sibility for whatever period of time. See, and endure. As Dr. King used to say, 'be Being For Real area means being minus the megabucks that we've never done any of these things strong.' One must entertain and educate. I think if you Explaining why he feels the station con- can mix the blackness of the world, while localizing tinues to do well with only daytime your presentation, operating hours, Joe remarked, "We con- you're supplying some of what our community tinue to be a winner because we deal with needs." the `sound of realism.' We have a thought in Attracting White Listeners mind where we believe in putting our KWTD: Little Rock's With WANM holding the city's number listeners on the same level as the person on one spot, it's obvious Caucasians must the radio. What I mean by that is, we begin listen in very heavy numbers. How does to think the same things as our listeners, WANM keep from offending its Caucasian comment on the things that we know they New Urban Challenger listeners with too much blackness? "We are are doing in their chosen lifestyles. This what we are and we don't try to be also includes reflecting on the people who something we're not. When I speak of are suffering through hard times, those out Have you noticed how loosely the term Urban Contemporary is being blackness, I'm talking of awareness and of work, those hoping for an opportunity. By used these days? Everybody's Urban or Urban something. Little Rock, AR positiveness. We're here for all the citizens (the station) being a total human being, I already has three Black -oriented stations in the area: KOKY (Black), its of Tallahassee. So when a white listener think your audience will relate to you more, tunes us in, if they're a local person, they sister station KLAZ-FM (Urban), and KYDE (Black AM daytimer). Then I and know you're for real. already know what we do. We feel they heard there was another Urban Contemporary, KWTD, entering the Little "For example, we have two universities listen to us to hear our personalities and our here, Florida A&M and Florida State Rock market battle. unique form of music. We never offend, but In its first book, the black -owned FM fill. Through our reesearch we learned University. Florida A&M, the Rattlers, is outlet could we are real ! " the dominant school in the state. We have had a good start with a 5.3 share 12+. For there was a void in the form of service to the Turning to the subject of advertising, Joe very close ties with them. When students the record, KWTD was very close to the black community. Sure we use the term Ur - commented, "Well, last year they let me come here to go to college we try and let number one station during the hours of 7pm- ban Contemporary - it gives us the latitude have some TV. This year we decided to go them know they're really not away from midnight. It scored in to play artists like Michael McDonald, Hall & with an outdoor billboard campaign. We home and in some strange city. We're home the double figures Oates, David Bowie, and others whom we only had eight, but they were all in key for them if they give us a chance. Our radio and was only three know blacks are interested in. We captured locations around town. You have to station is the friendliest station you'll ever tenths of a percent the people's imagination by playing the hits remember we're not in big cities like New hear. We believe if people are comfortable behind the leader. and selected albums and playing more of York, Houston, Atlanta, or Miami. We with you, they'll stay with you." KWTD is owned by u them. We had our target audience and went have to get the job done with a lot less." Is there another secret to WANM's suc- Waymen Dunn, a after it. There's a lot more to be done, but Joe also told me that all of his air per- cess? "I guess you could call it a secret native of Lonoke, AR we're very happy to get off on the right foot." sonalities are committed to the community recipe. But we feel our strength lies in the or as the locals say, In a market that's as small as the Little Rock and the winning tradition they've esta- fact that we're always honest and real. 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Rare opening WICS/Baton Rouge Hit Radio. Good people, WKDQ/Evansville, IN seeks mature CHR morning personality. Community involvement, MORNING PERSONALITY facilities. Rush T&R: Gene Neilsen, WLCS, 1 American Pl., Ste. locally relatable & humorous. T&R: EAST 2420, Baton Rouge, LA 70825. EOE M/F 19-231 Gabe Hobbs, Box 2000, Evansville, IN 47714. EOE M/F 19-231 JOIN A LEGEND Love 94-FM/Miami opening for assistant Chief Engineer. Good Immediate opening for morning drive jock. T&R immediately TOP 5 MARKET working conditions, state-of-the-art facility. Contact Roy Press- Central IA 100,000 watt A/C is looking for outstanding GM, Radio, 8737 Kuhn Bridge Rd., Greencastle, PA 17225. ai - We are looking for the country's best mor- man 13051 672-2500. EOE M/F 19-231 talent. T&R: Jamie Grout, Production Manager, KXJX, Box 45, EOE M/F 19-231 Pella, IA 50219. ning entertainer. If you understard that per- EOE M/F 19-231 100,000 watt station looking for strong morning 96WMR, Maine's premiere 50kw CHR now accepting T&R's sonality does not mean stopping down the Southern man. Up & coming, send T&R: Radio Services, 135 E. 54th St., for full & pamime. No calls! WWMR, Don Russell, PO, 89 radio station and you are talented enough to New York, NY 10022.19-231 Congress, Rumford, ME 04276. EOE M/F 19-23) shine regardless of the format, then you are the person we are looking for. WALT, 100kw A/C looking for the right morning man. T&R: GIFTED MORNING TALENT Tom D. Pepper, P.O. Box 932, Florence, AL 35631. EOE M/F If your tape starts off with a five minute tele- for Midwest medium market full service per- * * * * * * * * * * * 19-231 phone bit or rap, skip to the next ad. Other- sonality A/C. Maintain huge adult audience STATION CLEARANCE wise send a one hour unedited cassette of Growing TX company is seeking the services of a pro ND. T&R with conversation, wit, information. Phones a your most recent show along with your & salary requirements: KNET AM/FM, Box 649, Palestine, TX plus. Send resume and tape to: Radio & Leading NYC -based syndicator of special- 45801. EOE M/F 19-231 resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Records, 1930 Century Park West, #547, ized radio programming looking for ex- Park West, #545, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE perienced (network or syndication) station Track record and experience in the majors a Program Director clearance rep. Call Ellen Silver at NAR - must! EOE WOOD PRODUCTIONS (212) 755-3320. Needed Midwest company looking for up -tempo personality jocks for Program Direc- future CHR openings. T&R. Box 434, Hinsdale, IL 60521. Experienced newsperson wanted to gather. write & deliver Bright, creative, experienced 19- 23) news. T&R & writing samples: Greg Lance, WRTA, Box 272, tor for Jacksonville, Florida's leading Adult is for music -oriented PA 16603. EOE M/F Washington's KIX-106 Country looking Altoona, 19-161 Contemporary station. Minimum 5 years radio talent. T&R: Jason Kane, 510 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. No calls. FOE M/F (9-231 experience. Great benefits, good company. WCWA/Toldeo seeks fulhime announcer for classic MOR/B- SOUTH Resumes to: Tom Chiusano, WIVY-FM, Bnd format. Mature voice & delivery. T&R: Mike Shepherd, 124 N. Summit St., Toledo, OH 43804. EOE M/F 19-161 97 -Rock, Taft/Superstars in Buffalo is looking for parttime rock 3100 University Blvd., S., Jacksonville, FL 'n' rollers. Rush T&R: Bryan Krysz, 59 Virginia Pl., Buffalo, NY 32216. EOE M/F 14202. EOE M/F 19-231 PM DRIVE parttime/weekend in Texas's WGLI, Long Island's Oldies station seeking Personality oriented, up -tempo A/C Chief engineer, KVOP-AM & FM, most modern state-of-the- required. T&R: Bill Trotta, 1290 Peconie air talent. Experience prettiest city seeks PM drive jock with warmth. art equipment in panhandle. Resume: Steve Colter, Box Major Market A/C Avenue, Babylon, NY 11704. EOE M/F 19-23) M/F Best money in town. Rush tape, resume anti 1420, Plainview, TX 79072. (8061 296-2771. EOE Rare opportunity for a morning drive person- to: Bill Gardner, VP Pro- 19-161 salary requirements ality or team. Outstanding compensation and KLLS FM/AM, 8401 Datapoint full & parttime positions News Director Needed gramming, WDEX/Monroe-Charlotte metro, environment. If you have the talent, the wit and 900, San Antonio, TX 78229. available. T&R: Ann Cruise, Box 869, Monroe, NC 28110. Southeast NY, must be experienced Dr., Suite the energy to create the top adult morning EOE M/F EOE M/F 19-161 in handling people, organization show in town then send us your tape and re- Progressive AM in NC seeks entry-level newsperson/an- sume: Radio & Records, 193Q Century Park minded and community involvement. nouncer. Females encouraged. T&R: Jamie Shepherd, CHR top 15 needs all shifts. 1 5-25kw. Minimum 4 yrs. George West, #537, Los Angeles, CA 90067. WWWC, Box 580, Wilkesboro, NC 28697. EOE M/F 19-181 Only pros with three to five years Clissold, 2800 Summerset Dr., Building J, Unit 111, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33311. EOE M/F 19-231 experience need to apply. Air shift AOR station has future openings for midday slot. Parttimers needed. Females encouraged. T&R: Nat Lamp, KFMX, 5613 of three person pro- Estab. bdcst group expanding in many TX markets. Exper. with supervision Villa Dr., Lubbock, TX 79452. EOE M/F (9-161 talent in prog., news & air. All formats. Joe Benson, KROZ-FM, fessional staff. If you have the com- Box 4248, Tyler, TV 75712. EOE M/F 19-231 KZ93/Peorie has rare fuhkne opening. Fun -sounding CHR night talent. mitment to local news and a good Production Manager wanted. Copywriting experience a must. T&R: Keith Edwards. PD, 3131 North University, Take -charge person. Resume: Bo Bowman, Box 2288, Peoria, IL 61604. No calls. EOE M/F 19-16) voice send resume, tape and salary Panama City, FL 33402. EOE M/F 19-181 NEW ORLEANS l Radio & Records, requirements to: WZZW-FM/Augusta has immediate morning drive opening for Afternoon drive personality needed for A/C loader. T&R: Carl 1930 Century Park West, #542, Los experienced personality. A/C, Oldies. Call Charles Andrews, Mann, KCRG, Box 816, Cedar Rapids, IA 52401. EOE M/F 19-181 Angeles, CA 90067. EOE PD 18031 279-2330. 19-161 Morning personality. Bright, witty, mature. T&P leading CHR -stations in Wanted: One of America's WEAR, GM, Box 207, Goldboro, NC 27533. EOE M/F 19-1 Aggressive NO? We are ready to team up with your news Nostalgia format. Send current air - Announcers for afternoon one of America's most exciting cities has an direction. T&R: Jon Dahl, KWEB/KRCH, 29 N.E. 7th St., with production samples: Dean Rogers, Box 1319, check Please Rochester, MN 55904. EOE M/F (9-161 Portland ME 04104. EOE M/F 19-161 immediate afternoon drive opening. rush T&R to: Nick Bazoo, P.O. Box 53447 ND. WIKZ has immediate openings: AM drive, evenings, & (B97), New Orleans, LA 70153. EOE M/F RADIO HELP WANTED Need stable, growth -oriented people. 2 yrs. minimum. T&R: New Adult Contemporary in major South- KLMS/Llncokn Is accepting applications for future air talent Bill Matthews, Box 479, Chambersburg, PA 17201. 19-16) west market accepting tapes and re- openings. T&R: Lee Thomas, Box 81804, Lincoln, NE 68501, No EOE (9-161 Medium market Sunbet needs an afternoon anchor/reporter. calls. M/F Fugdme openings for AM A/C Solid Gold format. T&R: Jim sumes for all on -air positions. Excellent Walsh, ND, KLCL. Box 3067, Lake Charles, LA Simonetti, GM, WBQW, 1520 N. Keyser Ave., Scranton, PA T&R: John 70605. EOE M/F 19-231 salaries and benefits. Tape and resumes 18504. EOE M/F 19-161 with reference to: Live for news? Love the local angle? Thrive on a busy anchor Immediate air opening Central TX AM & FM. Super facilities. Adult pro communicator for nighttime Contemporary Coun- Talent shift? T&R & writing sample: Ann Cummins, KKJO, Box 166, Need adult one-to-one communicator. T&R & photo: KBWD, try. Females encouraged. Cassette, resume & picture: Mike P.O. Box 27701 - 386, Houston, TX 77227 St. Joseph, MO 64502. EOE M/F 19-16) Box 280, Brownwood, TX 76804. EOE M/F 19-231 McGann, Z107, Box Z, Hershey, PA 17033. EOE M/F 19-161 EOE M/F

WQFM seeks Chief Engineer. Experience in all aspects of studio & transmitting equipment. Resume: Ralph Barnes, MIDWEST WQFM, 608 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53203. EOE Hiber, Hart & Patrick M/F (9-161 Medium market station with big market approach to news needs ND. Experienced only need apply. Call Dave Fowler 13081 Country 1010 KSMN needs an afternoon person immediately. Is Growing. Again. 284-3633. EOE M/F 19-231 T&R: Box 1446, Mason City, IA 50401. EOE M/F (9-9) In order to take advantage of new business opportunities - and to allow us to Experienced announcers for CHR FM & News AM located between Chicago & Milwaukee. T&R: WXLC & WKRS, 3250 Possfbie tutus openings for up -tempo CHR jocks. Medium service Hiber, Hart & Patrick is looking for a few good Belvidere Rd., Waukegan, IL 60085. EOE M/F 19-231 offer excellent client - markets. All shifts. T&R: Doc Elliot & Assoc., 3014 Greenleaf, people. Specifically, we're looking for exceptional broadcasters/researchers to Wilmette, IL 60091. EOE M/F 19-91 fill the following positions in our Washington, D.C. area office - DIRECTOR OF MARKETING: Responsible for client development and Personality To Master R you'd Ste to do overnights on one of the highest rated CHR The Mornings FM stations, rush T&R: Jerry Dean, PD, KOKO-FM, Box 31777, supervision of Hiber, Hart & Patrick sales/marketing efforts. Will follow-up Omaha NE 68131. EOE M/F 19-9) mature A/C sales leads, establish sales initiatives. Salary plus commission, extensive travel Entertaining, off-the-wall, personality! Medium market. Phone work helpful. will have solid broadcast sales background coupled with likely. Ideal candidate Pros only! Send T&R and proven ratings to: Need to fie 2 positions: Experienced PD & good news -digger a good working knowledge of communications research. Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, with distinctive, tenacious air style. T&R: WIZM, Box 99, Lacrosse, WI 54801. EOE M/F #550, Los Angeles, CA 90067. 19-91 for research design, data analysis, RESEARCH ANALYST: Responsible Need AOR ND to become pen of mooing team. Sense of humor and report generation. Ideal candidate will possess superior ability to translate important. T&R: Jeff Murphey, WWCT-FM, 414 Hamilton, experience and research credentials re- KDTH & KFMD/Dubuque. IA seeking top-notch advertising Peona, IL 61602. EOE M/F 19-91 research data into English. Broadcast sales representative. Call Nancy Wilson 1319) 588-5710. EOE quired. M/F 19-231 Needed: Chief engineer with programmers ear. Are you re- talented & cooperative? Maybe pull a shift. Write: PD, WJML, If you are interested in joining our winning team send letter, resume and CHR/Country morning personalities needed. Call Ory Koch, Box 99, Petoskey, MI 49770. EOE M/F (9-91 ferences to: Jhan Hiber Stuart Broadcasting 1402) 275-4204. EOE M/F 19-231 Chicago metro A/C needs ek talent with engineering President WLRW/Champaign has fulkime opening. CHR/AOR experience maintenance ability. T&R: Jim Holly, Z1071WZVN), Box 311, 3369, Champaign, IL 61821. Hiber, Hart & Patrick preferred. T&R: Jim Wnek, Box Lowell, IN 48358. 19-91 P.O. Box 1220 EOE M/F 19-231 Pebble Beach, CA 93953 Pro, creative, adult communicator for PM drive. Highly compe- Rare night opening at Q102/Ckncivsd. T&R: Jim Fox, 0102 research T&R: Joey Radio, 1906 Highland Ave, Cincinnati, OH 46219. EOE M/F EEO employer. titive. 3 yrs. with production background. No calls please. All replies confidential. An Evans, KVOX, Box 97, Moorhead, MN 56560. EOE M/F 19-231 19-91 23, 1983 Page 46 Opportunities R&R/Friday, September Openings Openings Openings Positions Sought

If you're looking for a new voice, stop here, 'cause I'm looking KOPA-FM needs PD. Minimum 2 years experience. T&R: Gary KTOM/Salinas has immediate opening for ND. T&R: PD, Box for a new station. CHR, A/C. TIM 13141 227-9750. 19-231 Guthrie, GM, Box 1827, Scottsdale, AZ 85252. No calls. EOE 81380. Salinas. CA 93912 EOE M/F 19-231 M/F 19-23) Young American citizen working at Toronto's premier alter- Immediate on -air opening at 25+ A/C station in North-Cen- native New music station looking to return to states. KEVIN tral ID. T&R: Steve Tracy, KRLC, 805 Stewart, Lewiston, ID (4161453-7452 or (416) 459-9871. (9-23) KYOU seeks T&Rs for possible future openings. Full & parttime. 83501. EOE M/F 19-161 3 yrs. experience. Country. T&R: Dale Clark, PD, KYOU, Box 36"4 Soft, sexy air show. Creative copywriting & production. 1607, Greeley, CO 80632. No calls. EOE M/F 19-231 Looking for medium market. I'm LISA, available now. 19191 AFTERNOON DRIVE IN KPKE/Denvsr Is looking for air talent & news. T&R: Mark 667-2419. 19-231 THE MOTOR CITY Bolke, 8973 E. Kenyon Ave., Denver, CO 80237. EOE M/F KARM & KFIG/Fresno has 2 immediate openings: Fulltime news WHYT, Detroit 19-16) (3 yrs. required) & parttime jock w/some experience. T&R: John GAIL LEE. Promotions & music. Medium -major market AOR or Katz, Box 4265, Fresno, CA 93744. EOE M/F (9-23) CHR. (7131 447-8211 or 15121 583-3700 (answering ... Style, smarts, attitude, pipes, content KDIA/Urbsn Contemporary seeks 7 -mid. air personality with machine). 19-231 Detroit's "HIT -FM" is looking for true background in high energy. T&R: Jeff Harrison, Box 8432, Morning man. Format change left me speechless! If you want talent able to translate state of the art Full service AM, Country FM has several openings for good Oakland, CA 94662. No calls. EOE M/F 19-161 someone who does more than read liner cards, call RICK (4141 CHR formatics into fun and excitement! career -minded broadcasters. Minimum 2 yrs. exp. T&R: Bob 552-7981. 19-231 Maturity and ability to function as part of King, Box 346, Twin Falls, ID 83301. EOE M/F 19-231 AOR KZEL accepting T&Rs for future fulltime openings, in- a team essential. Can you "sparkle" in a THOM DAVIS available for mornings. MD experience with over KROY needs an energetic AOR jock for entry level weekend cluding morning drive. Ken Martin, Box 70128, Eugene, OR highly competitive market? 8 yrs. in A/C, CHR & Country. Currently with WEZC/Charlotte. shift. Send cassettes: 620 Bercut, Sacramento, CA 95814. No 97401. No calls. EOE M/F (9-16) Call (7041827-0300.19-231 calls. EOE M/F (9-231 Send tape and resume to:

Steve Goldstein Program Director "Do you want to help program a West Coast Music Publisher/ now for something WHYT Radio medium market AOR? Handle airshift, and 2100 Fisher Building grow with expanding company. Management Artist's Representative completely different Detroit, MI 48202 experience required. Tape and resume with More mail and calls in station history five to: Radio & (Europe) at least references." Send made me #1 nights for Southern P-2 No calls Please EOE M/F Records, 1930 Century Park West, #549, Must have experience in sheet music/ CHR. Bits, phones and a unique, dis- Los Angeles, CA 90067. Capital Cities Communications, Inc. recording/artist management. Euro- tinctive delivery will get your Top 50 pean contract negotiation and Euro- market talking, laughing and listening! needs midday WNDU/South Bend, #1 Contemporary Country pean experience in promotion. 4 Don't wait.., my carts need a home! pro. T&R: Steve Delaney, Box 1616, South Bend, IN 46634. A great lifestyle. That's what KVMT/Vail has to offer its new af- "Dangerous" Dan McKay (601) 896-8159 EOE Mf (9-91 ternoon anchor. T&R: KVMT News, Vail, CO 81657. EOE M/F years experience. $40,000/year. 40 d 19-23) hour/week. Send this ad and your Reporter to work inside & on the street. Minimum on -air. Split resume to Job *NOF 08214, P.O. shift, entry level. T&R: Jim Cumberland, KUUY, Box 926, South OR's top afternoon drive ready to move upl Excellent pro, WEST 15102, Los Angeles, CA 90015, Cheyenne, WY 82001. EOE M/F (9-231 Box great t's, community involvement, team -player. Top 100 not later than October 6. 1983. markets only. A/C, CHR. BILL CRAWFORD (5031 773-5935. 19-231 OPERATIONS OR Opening for morning drive. Strong production. T&R: John Bailey, KVEL, Box 307, Vernal, UT 84078. EOE M/F (9-231 JOE ZERHUSEN, former MD at WARM98/Cincinnati, is looking STATION MANAGER for new opportunity. (5131731-6691. (9-231 female air talent with strong pro- with growth company. NW medium market. Sales Manager needed. Good beginning account list. Call Steve KEZR-FM/San Jose seeking Larson 12061 532-1200 or resume: 3102 Bay Avenue, duction. Long hours necessary. T&R: OM, Ron Sanchez, Box BRUCE COTTON, former OM at WGNI/Wilmington, NC is ready in and financial Prefer background computers Hoquaim, WA 98550. EOE M/F (9-231 2337, San Jose, CA 95109. No calls. EOE M/F 19-161 for new operations/programming challenge. 19191 763-6512. management. Send to: Radio & Records, 19-231 1930 Century Park West, #551, Los An- Applications for future employment at Country FM. -MR & re- Rex Broadcasting Corp., Jay Price, Box 50006, JACK ARMSTRONG, 17 yrs. experience, 5 yrs. programming, EOE M/F quirements: geles, CA 90067. Tucson, AZ 85703. No calls please. 19-18) OM at WKJJ-WCII/Louisville. PA at WKWK/Wheeling. Looking for OM, PD, CHR, A/C, Country. 17171667-2251. 19-231

KYNOIAMI seeking morning legend. Must be able to localize & AM & FM Country combo needs aggressive, sucssaful-mind- communicate with listeners & staff. T&R: Wayne Decker, 7-yr. pro has T&R for you. Looking in South or West, medium or KYUU San Francisco is looking for a night ad people. Air, sales, part & fulltime. T&R: Mike Foster, OM, KYNO 2125 N. Barton, Fresno, CA 93703. EOE M/F 19-231 KENE, Box 350, Toppenish, WA 98948. EOE M/F (9-161 major market. KEVIN 13141 392-3793 after 2pm (3141 time entertainer. Adult appeal, able to have 348-3998 before 2pm. 19-231 fun, and a winning attitude a must. T&R to: Full & parttime announcers needed for FM A/C. Minimum 3 DJ interns needed for Los Angeles radio station. Send T&R: Mike Novak, Bush St., San Francisco, years. Good production. T&R: Jack Blair, KBBT-FM, 100 É. The wolf isn't just at the door, he's come in & had pups. Major Chatsworth, CA 91311. EOE 530 21115 Devonshire, Suite 303, Florence Blvd., Casa Grande, AZ 85222. EOE M/F (9-161 market talent seeks top 20. ALEX HAYES, 12121758-6304 19- M/F 19-91 CA 94108. EOE M/F 231

Boston! Why haven't you called? Award-winning copywriter & Top -rated CHR KDON-FM accaptkg T&Rs for future air talent production whiz wants to relocate. (5121851-1056.19-231 openings. Experienced only. Send: Jim Christof arson, Box KSLY is seeking an afternoon drive CHR personality. No begin- 81460, Salinas, CA 93912. EOE M/F 19-91 ners please. T&R: Joe Collins, OM, KSLY, Box 1400, San Luis A/C ANNOUNCER NANCY PLUM, formerly with KMPC, KTNO, KGBS looking for Obispo, CA 93401. EOE M/F (9-231 Become a part of a first class operation away air work on West Coast. You'll like my smile. Call 12131 654-4566.19-231 KKMG/Pueblo, CO has future openings for air talent. Min. 5 yrs. KBBY-FM CHR is looking for warm air talent. Prefer people in from the pressures of big city life. Top rated exp. A/C or CHR. T&R: Larry Green, PD, 44 E. Spaulding Ave., CA. Tape & salary requirements: Richard Chase, Box 5151, soft rock Class B FM needs jock. We're look- Pueblo West, CO 81007 EOE M/F 19-9) Ventura, CA 93003. EOE M/F 19-231 ing for a stable, experienced "team player" I need a break. You can help. MD, jock, production. MIKE with good production capabilities. Tape and KELLY, 12091383-1542.19-231

resume to: Randall J. Wilkes, KSNN, Box Gimme the bullets, let's blow 'em away) Hot CHR jock, 7 yrs. 2959, Merced, CA 95340. EOE M/F top 25 market experience including Magic 107/Portland is R&R is Looking for looking. LARRY, 15031775-4030.19-231 Experienced WZZR, WJIM air personality seeking fulltime air KYGO, Denver's Country music leader, still looking for ex- position preferably in Midwest. Strong talent, all markets con- perienced weekender. T&R: Bob Call, 5350 W. 20th, Denver, sidered. You need me. BILL JOHNSON, 15171 422-3478. 2 Special People! CO 80214. EOE M/F 19-18) 19.231 hard, Music personality needed. CHR/AOR exp. Females encourag- If you love radio and are willing to work ed. Division of King Broadcasters. T&R: Bill Stairs, KREM -AM Major market Modem & FM, Box 8037, Spokane, WA 99203. EOE M/F (9-16) music personality with 9 yrs. radio AND you could be our people! TV experience seeks programming/on-air opportunity. Go modern! prove RICK, Newsperson for AM A/C & FM AOR combo. Lifestyle -orient- Can results, 12161661-4161. 19-231 ed personality. T&R before 9/30: Steve MacKelvie, Newspro, KMOK/KRLC, 805 Stewart, Lewiston, ID 83501. EOE M/F 15 yrs. experience seeks permanent position in EDITORIAL ASSISTANT: We prefer someone with 2 years medium/major market. l'm good. Call RON, 16071 433-2449, 19-161 after PM. We have an opening in our Research accounting experience. 6 19-231 Program Manager/ND needed et KBDF. T&Rs: Rob Skinner, Human automation no, human personality All personality Department and are in need of that If you're a team player with an eye KBDF, Box 70128, Eugene, OR 97401. EOE M/F (9-16) yes. stations welcome to a 7-yr personality winner. Call LARRY, special person who is dedicated to for detail, you could be for us! 121 61 478-1206.19-231 our industry and ready for involving Positions Sought work. 15 -YEAR PROGRAMMING Editorial Assistant: Call Krisann or Ellen 8 yrs. experience including major market, seeking West Coast PROFESSIONAL We prefer applicants with some radio position. Also do great drop -ins. JEFF McKAY 12131 696-5503. Accounts Receivable Clerk: Call Margaret 19-231 with winning background available for the station employment in their back- (213) 553-4330 right project. Currently group programmer. ground. Top typing skills and tele- Midday jock top 20 market seeks majors. Smooth, great pipes, For resume and further information write: DAN 223-6052. phone experience necessary! excellent production. (619) Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #548, Angeles, MD/production/jock available now. MIKE KELLY 12091 383- Los CA 90067. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK: 1542. 19-231 15 yrs. You would be typing invoices, post- Top-flight female personality. WLS-FM, WMET, WNAP. Seek- Talented PD/personality needs new challenge after Rtn market airshift. GM & owner my refs. BOB 18031 ing large market CHR with innovative, spirited approach. 13121 Medium 19-161 ing to Post -Rite Systems, preparing 348-3384. 19-231 531-4063 mornings, (8031 534-4461 afternoons. aging schedules, making credit calls News announcer seeking job. Will relocate. Reliable, ambitious. 3-yr. radio pro. Need a programmer to help me develop. mornings. Prefer FL, but all offers con- and reconciling bank accounts, all RADIO & RECORDS Reporting, sports, interviewing. Midwest preferred. Bill (2191 News, sales, sports & for the entertainment industry! 874-8285 Mon -Wed after 5pm. (9-231 sidered. JOE 19041 584-5132, 786-7577. 19-161 major market 3'h yrs. music & research at Q101 /Chicago. Also. 3 yrs. PD & 12-yr. Country veteran, experienced PD with in market. mornings at suburban Chicago A/C station. RON SMITH (312) experience, seeking programming position top 100 448-7799. (9-23) MAYNARD 16121 789-3958. 19-161 Page 47 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Opportunities Positions Sought Positions Sought Positions Sought M iscellaneous KULY requests Country record service from all labels. Send to: Give a girl a break) I'm beginning my career in Chicagoland as 13-yr. pro looking for medium/small market programming Tammie 1420, KS a DJ. Can do news & commercial production. Try me! Call position. Proven track record. KRIS VAN DYKE (9011 Blalock, KULY, Box Ulysses, 67780. 268-3142.19-161 683-4490 or 19121 995-2697. 19-161 GIA 13121 GO FOR IT! ANNE LEIGHTON kicks asst 1914) 428-1130.19-181 Former WA ND is now e free agent. This 9-yr. veteran is 'Dates appearing at the end of each listing time personality with spontaneity and available for negotiation with D.C./Baltimore/Philadelphia-ar- Drive signify first week listed. Please Radio Is my life. I would like to make it my career. give ea rosters. COLEEN 17031 920-4264. 19-167 humor sharper than a set of Ginsu knives. me that chance. Call SCOTT 12011 863-0917. 19-161 Agency level production, great phones and 8-yr. pro seeking AOR, PD. MD or production lob. Fresh ideas top interviewer. 4 years experience. A/C or to meet challenges. Formerly WEBN, WSKS (best X'sI, Cin- Country. Byron (309) 344-1971. cinnati. FRANK JOHNSON 15131 896-7376. 19-161 Experienced R&R Opportunities 8-yr. pro morning DJ, PD/MD, sales, even manager. Seeking Program Director Advertising secure operation, challenging job, opportunity to advance. Refs: DEBORAH 15031 397-6644 or 397-1600 PDT. 19-161 radio seeks new challenge, for jock, news & commercials. B.A. & communica- 10 year pro Great pipes Radio & Records provides free listings (max- experienced Program Director, Chief Opera- tion & broadcast training. Prefer midwest. MICHAEL KIELBOND Attention all PDs looking for well-rounded jock. Look no fur- before 4pm at 13121 485-5394. 19-91 imum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings, Posi- includes ther. Currently working in NYC. Impeccable references. Call tor, sales, some news. Background tions Sought, and Changes. You may place LANCE HAYES 12121993-0276 or 12131888-6261.19-161 MOYL. Stable stations CHR, A/C, Hot Trax & your free listing by mail or by phone. R&R will Flamboyantly creative, aggressive team player. AOR morns, with desire to be No. 1 only!! Midwest medium Changes telephone Monday CHR eves. A/C PD/afternoons. Production flair, pro enter- accept classifieds by small markets. Currently em- tainer. JEFF 16151239-7854, 246-8131.19-161 or aggressive & Wednesday 3-5pm; Thursday & Friday ployed. Chris (219) 745-3777. Young, impressionable broadcaster on the loose. MD/jock. RADIO gam-5pm A/C, CHR, Oldies, AOR. Get me before I go back to farming. Frequency Rates' JIM 13191 582-3375. 19-161 G. Michael Wingertzahn named Account Executive for WBCS/Milwaukee, from WRKR AM & FM. 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks JOHN BEAULIEU, 214 yrs. with premier book WTUE/Dayton. Superstars AOR MD looking for new location ASAP. Willing in hot AOR/CHR market. Great production, Seeking change to work any airshift & willing to relocate anywhere. J.R. Susan Sornsen & Steve Garbini appointed Account $20.00 $35.00 $50.00 spirit. Available now. 15131 439-5924. 19-161 18061 799-0713. 19-161 Executives for KLIRiDenver, formerly Aspen Leaf and KRZN, 'Must run consecutive weeks. respectively. Payable In Advance No news Is good news. 9-yr. IL pro with family seeks news Proven morning man with CHR treck record, ratings & crqzy gig with future. Call MARK 18151 895-5887. 19-161 promo experience. Dallas, Honolulu, etc. Superb prod. Good Orders must be typewritten or printed and PRICE 12141 581-5526 evenings. 19-161 credentials. ALEX INDUSTRY must be accompanied by check. WILLIE CURTIS, radio D.), newsman with excellent voice looking for work, any format, any station. Ready to relocate. Can you keep a man busy? Good production, personable Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Call 13121 737-6489. 19-161 delivery, experienced. ROY GRAY 12131 632-2567. 19-161 Eliot Sekuler rejoins Los Angeles staff of Solters/Roskin/ Friedman, Inc. as Account Executive after leaving for Record $20 per inch (recommended 35 words) per World Magazine. week, plus $15 per week for postage/handling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. PUT YOUR STATION AT THE TOP WHERE IT BELONGS! Victoria Rose & Ellen Golden named Account Executives for the Howard Bloom Organization, Ltd., formerly Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon Highly successful programmer - 14 years we should meet. Victoria Rose Associates and Hit Parader Magazine, respec- experience - currently programming one of tively. (Pacific Time) Thursday. America's top rated FM/AC's in Top 10 major Your reply will be held in strictest confidence For Opportunities, call (213) 553-4330 or market. Miscellaneous mail to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park

If you're committed to attaining and main- Write: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park KYOU/Greeley, CO needs Country record service from all West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. taining the top position in your market .. West, #546, Los Angeles, CA 90067. labels. Send to: Dale Sparks, PD, KYOU, Box 1607, Greeley, CO 80632.

QUESTION RAB ANNOUNCES.. . CO-OP EXECUTIVES Some of the companies The First All -Radio participating: Levi's Commodore ar Workshop Wrangler Lees Retail Co-op Osborne John Deere SEPTEMBER -NOVEMBER 18 MEETINGS Monroe -Walker GE Eastman Kodak DATES AND LOCATIONS Sept. 27 Cincinnati v Oct. 6 Denver - Oct. 18 Charlotte Oct. 27 Los Angeles r- Sept. 29 Orlando v Oct. 11 Washington Oct. 20 Pittsburgh v Nov. 1 Atlanta Oct. 4 Chicago v Oct. 12 New York v Oct. 25 Seattle Nov. 2 New Orleans v Oct. 13 Boston v Oct. 26 San Francisco ,i Nov. 3 Dallas

RAB Retail & Co-op Workshop Targets These Subjects How store advertising works. Paperwork that pays. Starting up station co-op sales. Best co-op and retail categories. Putting together dealer groups. How to get bigger budgets.

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gineering & Programming Operations P. Kent Coughlin, VP/Affiliate & Acquisition Manager, and takes over the Planning Charles King, Ex- programming reins for Rick ecutive Producer/Director of Starr, who transferred to Group Sports Shelby Whitfield, and Di- W sister station KDKA/Pitts- rector/Creative Services Mike burgh as Station Manager five Winter. weeks ago. Prior to WBZ, Cross Continuing to report to programmed crosstown WITS National Music Formats McLaughlin will be VP/Fi- for 21/2 years after spending 18 nance, Planning, Administra- months as GSM at KAYO/Seat- Added This Week tion & Satellite Development tle. His programming ex- Bill Battison, VP/Director of perience also includes two Sales Louis Severine, VP/Talk- years at WAAB/Worcester. Satellite Music Network Drake-Chenault radio Rick Devlin, and Cross told R&R, "It goes George Williams (214) 343-9205 Bob Laurence (213) 8837400 VP/Market Development without saying that programm- X Robert Chambers. ing this radio station is a unique The Starstation T-40 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Heart Benson became ABC VP/Ra- and marvelous opportunity for JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" & Soul" MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Automatic Man" dio News in 1978 and added his anybody. Being handed a job BILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl" AGNETHA FALTSKOG "Can't Shake Loose" sports duties in 1980. In the 1970s like this doesn't happen to you ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS every day of your life, I Benson served as the first and "Everyday People" hope I can do it." Country Coast -To -Coast Managing Director of AP Radio EURYTHMICS "Love Is A Stranger" and was upped to Deputy Direc- JUICE NEWTON "Stranger At My Door" tor/Broadcast for AP in New Hirshberg's promotion comes JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" Contempo 300 CONWAY TWITTY "Heartache Tonight" York. He also spent six years after just five months with MEN AT WORK "Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive" with the ABC -owned AM Radio WBZ, and he fills the opening Great American Country Stations Group, and had served left by former GSM Steve Soule, BPI as News Director for Star Sta- who left the station in July to John Iles (800) 426-9082 JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" tions, WLS/Chicago, and become VP/Affiliate Relations CONWAY TWITTY "Heartache Tonight" MICKEY GILLEY "Your Love Shines Through" KGO/San Francisco, where he for the NBC Radio Network. Adult Contemporary was also named Operations Hirshberg previously worked MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" LIONEL RICHIE Director. with CBS for twelve years, in- "All Night Long (All Night)" Century 21 ABC expects soon to name a cluding five years as Local and Country Living Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121 new VP/News, Radio to suc- General Sales Manager at EXILE "The High Cost Of Leaving" The Z Format ceed Benson. WEEI/Boston. ATLANTA "Dixie Dreaming" PAT BENATAR "Love Is A Battlefield" LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROS. QUARTERFLASH "Take Another Picture" "Houston (Means...)" MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Automatic Man" JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" KANSAS "Fight Fire With Fire" for Nourse's shares would have CONWAY TWITTY "Heartache Tonight" LOVERBOY "Queen Of The Broken Hearts" WBBY tipped the balance in WBBY's VERN GOSDIN "I Wonder Where We'd Be Tonight" JACKSON BROWNE "Tender Is The Night" favor. GUS HARDIN "Loving You Hurts" Continued from Page 1 BILLY JOEL "Uptown Another unusual aspect of the Girl" EURYTHMICS "Love Is A Stranger" case was the FCC's approval of challenged." Jones, who is the sale of WBBY in 1982, on the Peters Productions, Inc. The A/C Format technical director for the eve- same day the competing appli- Debbie Welsh (619) 565-8511 BILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl" ning news at WTVN-TV/Colum- cations were designated for ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" bus, said his group will wait un- Country Lorin' hearing. At the time, majority DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" til assuming ownership before stockholder Kenneth Bates was WAYLON JENNINGS & JERRY REED MATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride" deciding whether to keep under court order to sell his in- "Hold On I'm Comin' " Super -Country WBBY's Jazz format. terest in the station due to a MICHAEL MURPHEY "Don't Count The Rainy Days" The key to Mid -Ohio's appeal divorce settlement. In permit- ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" VERN "I Tonight" will be the judge's refusal to ting the sale, the FCC said the GOSDIN Wonder Where We'd Be The Great Ones GUS HARDIN "Loving You Hurts" give it integration credit for station was "hamstrung" be- CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Raise A Voice" 24.9% JOHNNY LEE "My Baby Don't Slow Dance" owner Richard Nourse's cause there was "no one with an DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" fulltime position as Station unencumbered legal right to MICHAEL MURPHEY "Don't Count The Rainy Days" Manager. The problem was vote 50.1% stock interest." CARLY SIMON "You Know What To Do" that Nourse acquired his shares Radio Arts John Benedict (2 13) 841-0225 more than a year after the WPKX Tanner Musical deadline for Mid -Ohio to up- Spectrum Country's Best grade its application in the face Continued from Page 1 Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 CONWAY TWITTY "Heartache Tonight" of the challenge by Metro. `Kicks Country' is just fantastic. Bright Blue A/C JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" Because the decision hinged They are the kind of individuals MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" on the Soft "extremely narrow" who make the day-to-day opera- MEN AT WORK "Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive" Contemporary integration issue, Mid AMERICA says -Ohio tional business of a radio station PETER ALLEN "Once Before I Go" "Cast The Spirit" attorney Glist, granting credit a lot easier." PETER ALLEN "Once Before I Go" Tanner Country MATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride" BANDANA "Outside Lookin' In" Sound ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" 10 AMERICA "Cast The JUICE NEWTON "Stranger At My Door" Spirit" MATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride" 61fiAr/n ,7aitrter- eofzyj{ze WHITES "When The New Wears Off Of Our Love" JACKSON BROWNE "Tender Is The Night" Red Satin Rock BILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl" ('O/Y eateizt-s a/7 C/?UitCïf,CU/1 LIONEL RICHIE "All Night Long (All Night)" DAVID BOWIE "Modern Love" HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Heart And Soul" cfir- die viezzr sizor.oi.rz g' AGNETHA FALTSKOG "Can't Shake Loose" TM Programming JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS Cal Casey (2141 634-851 1 aiOf,(/`'flelll w(4hl ts a/ZCie£f1'UCl'('eS "Everyday People" ELVIS COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS Stereo Rock "Everyday I Write The Book" BILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl" XiOsyf 1 (;ze ()Weans 62et. 2-6t4 EURYTHMICS "Love Is A Stranger" JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS Concept Productions "Everyday People" . f12. /Dai./yl to 77fr. Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754 PAT BENATAR "Love Is A Battlefield" Adult Rock LOVERBOY "Queen Of The Broken Hearts" ._1(;z0 (94a/7s EURYTHMICS "Love Is A Stranger" TM A/C Ja.te (943 LOVERBOY "Queen Of The Broken Hearts" MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Automatic Man" MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" BILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl" LIONEL RICHIE "All Night Long (All Night)" 6O(rtades. cfc ..%(Jrs a 0euztie,s. PAT BENATAR "Love Is A Battlefield" SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long...)" Transtar TM Country Chick Watkins (303) 5780700 HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Queen Of My Heart" WILLIAM B. TANNER COMPANY 2714 UNION EXT. NAKED EYES "Promises, Promises" ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" MEMPHIS,TN 38112 AIR SUPPLY "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All" BELLAMY BROTHERS "Strong Weakness" MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Maniac" VERN GOSDIN "I Wonder Where We'd Be Tonight" R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 49

,,.:Ii NATIONAC_AIRPLAY/ 40 r. Black Radio Jf J - 4 September 23, 1983 Three twa Ca Weeks Weeks Wee4 7 5 2 0 RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN/Ain't Nobody (WB) 17 9 5 0 KLIQUE/Stop Doggin' Me Around (MCA) BREAKERS. 2 1 1 3 RICK JAMES/Cold Blooded (Gordy/Motown) 8 8 7 0 GAP BAND/Party Train (Total Experience/PGM) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 4 a 3 5 HERBIE HANCOCK/Rockit (Columbia) on any given week. station activity 13 11 9 0 PHILIP BAILEY/I Know (Columbia) 6 6 4 7 GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS/You're Number One (In My Book) (Col.) WYCOFF MICHAEL 5 3 6 8 ZAPP/I Can Make You Dance (WB) Tell Me Love (RCA) 18 16 11 9 STEPHANIE MILLS/Pilot Error (Casablanca/PolyGraml 63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 19/2, Light 18/6, Extra Adds 1, 28 23 15 illrekENNIFER HOLLIDAY/I Am Love (Geffen) Total Adds 9, WAOK, WBMX, WGCI, KDAY, KNOW, WPEG, WJAX, WLOU, WLTH. Moves 40-31 31 11 TONEL RICHIE/All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) on the Black Radio Chart. - - ARETHA FRANKLIN 14 14 12 12 GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB)

1 You Get So Mad Every Girl (Wants My Guy) (Arista) 2 8 13 JEFFREY OSBORNE/Don't (A&M) 19 TAVARES/Deeper In Love (RCA) 61% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 15/5, Light 22/9, Extra Adds 2, 34 29 0 Total Adds 16, WAMO, WAOK, KKDA-FM, KMJQ, WCIN, WJMO, WZAK, WGPR, WJLE, KMJM, 3 7 13 1 S.O.S. BAND/Just Be Good To Me (Tabu/CBS) WZEN-FM, KJLH, WRDW, WATV, KOKY, WANT, WKWM. A Most Added Record. Debuts at 39 32 21 NITA BAKER/Angel (Beverly Glen) number 33 on the Black Radio Chart. 23 22 17 {r LILLO/)You're A) Good Girl (Capitol) 26 18 18 G KASHIF/Help Yourself To My Love (Arista) 15 15 14 19 MARY JANE GIRLS/All Night Long (Gordy/Motown) NEW & ACTIVE 11 10 10 20 NEW EDITION/Is This The End (Streetwise) 10 13 16 21 ASHFORD & SIMPSON/High-Rise (Capitol)

Recent releases are listed In order of their activity me two numbers following the artist title label designation )example: - - 33 DONNA SUMMER/Unconditional Love (Mercury/PolyGram) 100 251 Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those how many added it this week 36 35 27 ® RANDY CRAWFORD/Nightline (WB) 1251 'Moves" are broken downfor each record and indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held It the - 37 34 - SLAVE/Shake It Up )Cotillion/Atco) Same ion to on, acid to on, 31-31, etc.(. moved it Down on their charts, or Added it this week. Indicated one of this week -s RONNIE Over Your Face most added new songs. 32 30 28 ® DYSON/All (Cotillion/Atco) 29 25 23 26 DENIECE WILLIAMS/I'm So Proud (Columbia) LAKESIDE "Real Love" (Solar/Elektra) 40/8 - - 38 MTUME/Would You Like To (Fool Around) (Epic) 14/0, Light 16/5, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 8, WBLZ, KJLH, XHRM, WNHC, WKXI, WPDQ, WWDM, Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 24 24 24 2_,$,LaTOYA JACKSON/Bet'cha Gonna Need My Lovin' (LARC) WLUM. Heavy: WBMX, WZAK, WZEN-FM, WRDW, WNOO, WOIC, WVKO. Debuts at number 37 on the Black Radio Chart. Our Heads Together (Pihiladelphia International/CBS) ANDRE CYMONE "Make Me Wanna Dance" (Columbia) 39/7 ao 36 30 Q O'JAYS/Put WLOU, WKWM, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 15/0, Light 15/4, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WBLZ, KJLH, WJJS, 12 12 20 30 P. BRYSON & R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) Heavy: WHRK, XHRM, KNOW, WATV, WJAX, WANM, Medium: WHUR, KKDA-FM, KDAY. Debuts at number 38 on the Black 40 MICHAEL WYCOFF/Tell Me Love (RCA) Radio Chart. - - ® .MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" (Atlantic) 38/8 19 19 22 CLARK SISTERS/You Brought The Sunshine... (Westbound/Elektral Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/0, Light 21/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WILD, WGCI, KDAV, KJLH, KSOL, WGIV, WPEG, ç, FRANKLIN/Every Girl (Wants My Guy) (Arista) I DEBUT KÀRETHA WPLZ. Heavy: WVEE, WHRK, WJMO, WVKO. Medium: WHUR, WAOK, XHRM, WAAA. LEW KIRTON/Talk To Me (Believe In A Dream/CBS) -BERNARD WRIGHT "Funky Beat" (Arista) 37/7 - 38 37 Q 1, 7. WILD, WHUR, WVEE, WZEN-FM, WOIC, WJAX, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 21/6, Extra Adds Total Adds I DEBUT > ® WHISPERS/This Time (Solar/Elektra) KUKO. Heavy: KRNB, WRDW. Medium: WEDR, WZAK, WGPR, XHRM, WKND, WPEG, WWDM. 22 21 25 36 FREEEZ/I.O.U. (Streetwise) WHISPERS "This Time" )Solar/Elektra) 37/1 Love Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 15/1, Light 15/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KMJM. Heavy: WVEE, KKDA-FM, WBMX, WJMO, I DEBUT > ® LAKESIDE/Real (Solar/Elektra) WZEN-FM, WPLZ, WTLC. Medium: WOOK, WHUR, WCIN, KJLH, KNOW, WGIV, WDAO. Debuts at number 35 on the Black Radio ANDRE CYMONE/Make Me Wanna Dance (WB) ( DEBUT > Chart. - ao 39 3 SERGE PONSAR/Out In The Night (WB) PLANET PATROL "Cheap Thrills" (Tommy Boy) 34/3 11/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WDRQ, KMJM, WPEG. Heavy: WEDR, WKXI, WJAX, PATROL/Cheap Thrills (Tommy Boy) Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 19/0, Light I DEBUT > Q PLANET WPDQ. Medium: WDAS, KRNB, WAIL -FM, WBMX, KDAY, WNHC, WLOU, WWWS. Debuts at number 40 on the Black Radio Chart. SISTER SLEDGE "Gotta Get Back To Love" (Cotillion/Atco) 32/9 This chart Is based solely on complied weekly reports from Our reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate KMJM, XHRM, Rotations: Heavy 2/1. Medium 10/1, Light 19/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WILD. KRNB, WYLD-FM, WDMT, continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters WENN, WJAX, KDIA. Heavy: WJMO. Medium: WOOK, WDIA, WZAK, WOIC, WVOL, WLTH. .. COMMODORES "Only You" (Motown) 30/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 14/0, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WJMO, XHRM, WGIV, WLOU, WJJS, KUKO. MOST ADDED i. HOTTEST Medium: WXYV, WHUR, KKDA-FM, WEDR, WGCI, WZEN-FM, WKXI, KJCB, WDAO. TEENA MARIE (20) 29/9 DAYTON "It Must Be Love" (Capitol) LIONEL RICHIE (17) RICK JAMES (43) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/3, Light 20/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WZAK, WRDW, KNOW, WGIV, WOIC, WPDQ, WLOU, WPLZ, WWDM. Heavy: KRNB. Medium: WVEE, WDAO, WWWS. ARETHA FRANKLIN (16) HERBIE HANCOCK (32) PRINCE "Delirious" (WB) 29/1 MANHATTANS (16) RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN (27) Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 16/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WJJS. Heavy: WAIL -FM, KSOL, WATV, WJMI, DIANA ROSS (151 GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS (25) WANM, WVKO, WLUM. Medium: WVEE, KKDA-FM, KRLY, WDMT, WZAK, KJLH, XHRM. TOM BROWNE (11) WEST STREET MOB "Break Dance/Electric Boogie" (Sugar Hill) 28/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WDIA, XHRM. Heavy WDAS, WAIL -FM. Medium: WOOK, WVEE, WJMO, KJLH, WKND, WJAX, WVOL, WLTH, WTLC. aMANHATTANS "Forever By Your Side" (Columbia) 27/16 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 4/1, Light 20/13, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 16. WAOK, KRNB, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WDRQ,.- J.W. WADE "(You Know( It's Natural" (LARC) 21/2 WGPR, WZEN-FM, KJLH, WNHC, WKXI, WPDQ, KOKY, WVOL, WLTH, WWWS, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WPLZ, WTOY. Heavy: WAOK Medium: WJMO, WGPR, JONES GIRLS "On Target" (RCA) 27/10 WNHC, WKXI, KOKY, WVOL, WANM, WLTH, WTLC, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/2, Light 15/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WDAS, WHUR, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM, KJLH, STARPOINT "It's So Delicious" (Elektra) 20/5 WNHC, KNOW, WOIC, WKWM. Heavy: WAOK, WATV. Medium: KRNB, WZEN-FM, WKND. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WILD, WGCI, WRDW, WOIC, WVOI. Medium: WHUR, CYBOTRON "Clear" (Fantasy) 26/1 KJLH, WANM, WAAA. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 13/0. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WAIL -FM. Heavy: WEDR, WPEG, WVOL. Medium: JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" (WB) 20/1 WXYV,WDAS, WOOK, WHUR, WAOK, WZAK. WRDW. WJAX. WLOU. Rotations: Heavy 1/O, Medium 10/0, Light 8/1. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, XHRM. Heavy: WZEN-FM. Medium: WXYV, WAOK, KKDA-FM, KSOL, WATV, WJAX, WBLX, WPLZ, WANM, WLTH. ONE WAY "Let's Get Together" (MCA) 19/7 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/2, Light 12/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WAOK, WVEE, KRNB, WDRQ, WRDW, WNOO, SIGNIFICANT ACTION WKWM. Heavy: WZAK, KACE. Medium: WVOL, KUKQ, WDIA. P. FUNK ALL-STARS "Generator Pop" (Uncle Jam/CBS) 19/6 - PHYLLIS HYMAN "Why Did You Turn Me On" (Arista) 25/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 13/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WOOK, WAOK, WHRK, WENN, WJMI, WKWM. Rotations: Heavy 5/0. Medium 9/1, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, XHRM, KNOW. Heavy: KRNB, WJMO, WATV, KJCB, Medium: WZAK, WDRQ, WZEN-FM, KDAY, WPEG, WVOL. WPLZ. Medium: WGPR, WGIV, WKXI, KOKY, WBLX, WLTH, WWWS, WVOI. GENERAL CAINE "Bomb Body" (Tabu/CBS) 19/1 -- LYDIA MURDOCK "Super Star" (Team Entertainment) 24/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WZEN-FM. Medium: WAOK, KRNB, KDAY, XHRM, Rotations: Heavy 6/1, Medium 8/1, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, WVEE, KRLY, WHRK, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WDRQ, WVOL, WKXI, WLOU, WVOL, WDAO, WTLC, WWWS./ WLTH. Heavy: WGCI, WNHC, WJAX, WPDQ. Medium: WAOK, WJMO, KJLH, WDAO, WKWM, WWWS. DIANA ROSS "Up Front" (RCA) 18/15 -- RICH CASON & GALACTIC ORCHESTRA "The Year 2001" (LARC) 24/5 Rotations: heavy 1/1, Medium 3/1, Light 11/10, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 15, WXYV, WDAS, WAOK, WVEE, WAIL -FM, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 16/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WDMT, WZEN-FM, WENN, WWDM, WLT1. Heavy: WYLD-FM, WDMT, WNHC, KNOW, WENN, WKXI, KOKY, WAAA, WTLC, WWWS. Medium: KSOL, WVOL. KRNB, Medium: WAOK, WGPR, WNHC, WNOO, WJMI, WVOL, WWWS. InTOM BROWNE "Rockin' Radio" (Arista) 18/11 Choice" 24/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 13/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 11, WDMT, WGPR, WZEN-FM, KDAY, KJLH, - STONE CITY BAND "Ladies' (Gordy/Motown) WNOO, WJMI, WTLC, WWWS. Heavy: WHRK. Medium: KRNB. WRDW, WATV, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 10/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, XHRM, WWDM, WANM. Heavy WAOK, KRNB, WGCI, WRDW, KJCB. Medium: WHUR, WCIN, WZEN-FM, KDAY, WKND, WPEG, WNOO, WAAA, WLTH. LADIES' CHOICE "Girls' Night Out" (Streetwise) 18/4 _- SHAWN CHRISTOPHER "Say It Again" (LARC) 23/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WAMO, KRNB, WJJS, WPLZ. Medium: WOOK, WJMO, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WZEN-FM, WPEG. Heavy: WAOK, WJMO, WVOL. KOKY. Medium: WATV, WKXI, WVOL, WWDM, WANM, WTLC, WWWS, KDIA. JOHNNY GILL "When Something Is Wrong With My Baby" (Cotillion/Atco) 18/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WVEE, XHRM, WANT. Medium: WOOK, WJMO, WGPR, JUNIOR "Baby I Want You Back" (Mercury/PolyGram) 23/2 WGPR. KNOW, WPDQ, WBLX, WVOL, WANM. Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 6/0, Light 13/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2. WDMT, WLOU. Heavy: WAMO, WJMO, Medium: WBMX, WDRQ, XHRM, WPLZ, WV01, KUKQ. SPANDAU BALLET "True" (Chrysalis) 18/0 SUGAR HILL GANG "Kick It Live From 9 To 5" (Sugar Hill) 23/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WRKS, WVEE, WBLZ, WVKO. Medium: WHUR, WDMT, KDAY, WVOL, WPLZ, WLUM. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0, Heavy: WDAS, WEDR, WNOO, WLTH. Medium: WOOK, KRNB, WAIL -FM, WBMX, KDAY, WKND, WTLC. MICHAEL STERLING "Desperate" (Success) 16/4 -RENE & ANGELA "My First Love" (Capitol) 22/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WENN, WPDQ, WPLZ, WWDM. Heavy: WOOK. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/1, Light 11/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 9, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WJMO, KNOW, WKXI, WBLX, Medium: KRNB, WJMO, WVOL. WKWM, WWWS, WVOI. Heavy: WILD, WGCI, WDRQ. Medium: WHUR, WGPR, WOIC, KJCB, WWDM. BOBBY NUNN "Private Party" (Motown) 16/2 1, WJJS. Heavy: KRNB. Medium: WGPR, WZEN- TEENA MARIE"Fix It (Part 11" (Epic) 21/20 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds Total Adds 2, WHUR, including WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, WAOK, FM, WKND, WANM, WLTH, WKWM, WWWS. URI Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 4/4, Light 13/12, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 20, KRNB, WDMT, WDRQ, KMJM, KDAY, KJLH, WNHC, WPDQ, WTLC, KDIA. RON BANKS "Truly Bad" (Columbia) 15/7 MARILYN SCOTT "Only You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 21/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 11/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WAOK, KRNB, WDRQ, WJLE, WZEN-FM, WATV, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 13/3, Extra Adds t, Total Adds 5, WZAK, KNOW, WPLZ, WWDM, WAAA. Medium: WTLC. Medium: WOOK, WVOL. WOOK, WHUR, WEDR, WIEN -FM, WVOL, WLTH.

Adds & Hots ... See Page 50 Page 50 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Stations are listed by region. Regionalized Adds & Hots Hots are listed in order of Black Radio their airplay activity.

WRKS/New York KNOW/Austin WOICIColumbla u: EAST SOUTH WJAXIJackeonvllle ui WJJSILynchburg WEDRIMlemI WPLZIPetersburg itDIAIOakland Mayoiûuartarone Selby Edwards Mickey Arnold WEST Steve Fox Lad Gains JacksonlJones Hardy Jay Jett Harrison W AOKIAtlanta W XYVIBaltimore GLOBE 6 WIZ KID MICHAEL WYCOFF MUTINY LIONEL RICHIE JONES GIRLS LIONEL Tim Watts Hottest: Larry Tinsley TEENA MARIE BERNARD WRIGHT RICHIE KDAYILos Angeles DAVID SANBORN ROYALCASH BILLY BOBBY NUNN ZIGGEE-TOIR STACY LATTISAW MARILYN SCOTT HOT STREAK GRIFFIN DAYTON HIROSHIMA ARETHA FRANKLIN MICHAEL WYCOFF LADIES' CHOICE BILLY GRIFFIN MICHAEL Jack Patterson TOOTS HIBBERT ISLEY BROS JONES GIRLS JONES GIRLS STERLING BOB JAMES MANHATTANS EBN-OZN COMMODORES SHAWN CHRISTOPHER ARETHA FRANKLIN MAJOR HARRIS RUFUS 6 CHARS MIDNIGHT STAR BERNARD WRIGHT TEENA MARIE BOB JAMES GARLAND GREEN INVISIBLE DONNA SUMMER VEE ALLEN FINIS INVISIBLE MAN'S B SOS BAND PHYLLIS HYMAN DAYTON MAN'S B HENDERSON RAW SILK TEENA MARIE ONE WAY DONNA SUMMER RANDY CRAWFORD LYDIA MURDOCK LADIES' TEENA MARIE MADONNA DAYTON RAYMUN CHOICE MANHATTAN TRANSFE SISTER SLEDGE MICHAEL WYCOFF SISTER SLEDGE ANDRE CYMONE RENE 6 ANGELA RAW SILK ORBIT RENE 6 ANGELA BILLY GRIFFIN NYC PEECH BOYS LIONEL RICHIE STARPOINT DAVID SANBORN PRINCE CLARENCE REID MARILYN BILLY JOEL W DASIPhiladelphle DIANA ROSS BOHANNON SCOTT MOTOR CITY CREW Hottest: P. FUNK ALL-STARS Hottest: LIPPS, INC. GEORGE BENSON MANHATTAN ANDRE CYMONE Joe Tamburro Hottest: TRANSFE MICHAEL WYCOFF JEFFREY OSBORNE RON BANKS Hottest: LYDIA MURDOCK Hottest: DARNELL WILLIAMS COMATEENS DIANA ROSS PHILIP BAILEY RICK JAMES DROOL BOYZ PHILIP BAILEY DIANA ROSS MASHIE ARETHA FRANKLIN KOFFIE J.W. WADE RAW SILK MANHATTAN TRANSFE GAP BAND KNIGHT TOM BROWNE RUFUS 6 CHAKA TEENA MARIE GLADYS HERBIE HANCOCK RICK JAMES Hottest: Hottest: CHAZ JANKLE P. FUNK ALL-STARS GEORGE BENSON LAKESIDE Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS DARNELL WILLIAMS Hottest: ANDRE CYMONE MIDNIGHT STAR SOS BAND NEW EDITION TEENA MARIE RUFUS 6 CHAKA NEW EDITION STEPHANIE MILLS GLADYS KNIGHT NYC PEECH BOYS TOM KLIQUE RICK JAMES SOS BAND RICK JAMES MTUME BROWNE LEW KIRTON RUFUS 6 CHAKA KLIQUE RICK JAMES HENBIE HANCOCK GAP BAND HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: MADONNA RUFUS 6 CHAKA NEW EDITION W ATVBlrmingham ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON GLADYS KNIGHT KLIQUE DONNA SUMMER KKDA-FM1Dallas WPDOIJacksonville in LILLO KUKOIPhoenlx GLADYS KNIGHT SKYY SH ALAMAR KRNB-FMIMemphis STEPHANIE MILLS NEWCLEUS Ron January Marc Little RANDY CRAWFORD Rick Huhn ANITA BAKER BRASS CONSTRUCTIO SOS BAND Terri Avery Floyd Blackwell HUMAN LEAGUE LAKESIDE W BLXRAoblle JEFFREY OSBORNE JAMES INGRAM ANITA BAKER WANT/Richmond NEWCLEUS MILLIE JACKSON NEW EDITION MANHATTANS KJLHiLos Angeles is SOS BAND DIANA ROSS W V EEIAtlanta LIONEL RICHIE Michael J. Alexander Kirby Carmichael ANITA BAKER TOM BROWNE TEENA MARIE SKYY J.B. Stone/Rico JANICE MCLAIN Scotty Andrews TAVARES STONE ARETHA FRANKLIN LIONEL RICHIE TEENA MARIE FREDERICK KNIGHT NEWCLEUS CITY BAND WILDIBoston CURTIS HAIRSTON COLD CRUSH BROTHE KING SUNNY ADE LILLO DIANA ROSS ANITA BAKER MICHAEL STERLING PEACHES 6 HERB RENE 6 ANGELA LIONEL RICHIE R.C. Smith GLOBE 6 WIZ KID MILLIE JACKSON RAW SILK O'JAYS Elroy LYDIA MURDOCR LEON HAYWOOD DAYTON SISTER SLEDGE FATBACK MICHAEL WYCOFF GARFIELD FLEMING ARETHA FRANKLIN BERNARD WRIGHT MADONNA DARNELL WILLIAMS ARETHA FRANKLIN MANHATTANS RON BANKS DAVID SANBORN DONNA SUMMER AL JARREAS JONES GIRLS Hottest: ANDRE CYMONE MANHATTANS SERGIO MENDES RON BANKS Hottest: LADIES' CHOICE Hottest: JOHNNY GILL ELECTRIC MIND SHAWN CHRISTOPHER MIDNIGHT STAR NAKED EYES MANHATTAN TRANSFE JOHNNY GILL Hottest: GLADYS KNIGHT GARLAND GREEN HERBIE HANCOCK ARETHA FRANKLIN SISTER SLEDGE Hottest: NEWCLEUS TOM BROWNE JOAN JETT ONE WAY GLADYS KNIGHT RUFUS 6 CHAKA BOHANNON NEW EDITION Hottest: TOM BROWNE RICK JAMES SLAVE DIANA ROSS TALKING HEADS DAVID SANBORN RICK JAMES NEW EDITION DARNELL WILLIAMS RUFUS 6 CHAKA RICK JAMES RANDY CRAWFORD RUFUS 6 CHARS LYDIA MURDOCK TEENA MARIE COMMODORES BERNARD WRIGHT JEFFREY OSBORNE TOM TOM CLUB ZAPP RICK JAMES ONE WAY GAP BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE WHAM! U.K. GAP BAND WHISPERS Hottest: LTD LAKESIDE ANDRE CYMONE NATALIE COLE SOS BAND MICHAEL JACKSON HERBIE HANCOCK JONES GIRLS CHAI JANKLE STEPHANIE MILLS PHILIP EL CHICANO STARPOINT LIONEL RICHIE BAILEY ZAPP MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: BERNARD WRIGHT GLADYS KNIGHT WVOLINanAsIRe RUFUS 6 CHAKA MANHATTAN TRANSFE WENN/Birmingham KRLYIHouston KJCBILalayette in MANHATTANS RICK GARLAND GREEN KLIQUE Fred Harvey JAMES DENNIS BROWN Mike Carle' Beatrice Evans Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK WAMOIPIttsburgh Hottest: Michael Star ZAPP W TOYIRoanoke MIQUEL BROWN GAP BAND ZAPP J.C. Floyd HERBIE HANCOCK HIROSHIMA none LIONEL RICHIE TEENA MARIE HAWK EYE P. FUNK ALL-STARS Riley Wynn LIONEL RICHIE GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: GAP BAND GAP BAND Hottest: LYDIA MURDOCR DIANA ROSS PHILIP BAILEY RUFUS 6 CHAKA RICK JAMES TAVARES WHISPERS LYDIA MURDOCK RICK JAMES, WDIAIMemphis MANHATTANS LILLO ARETHA FRANKLIN MTUME ANITA BAKER HERBIE HANCOCK KLIQUE DARNELL WILLIAMS ERIC GALE O'JAYS Bobby O'Jay DARNELL WILLIAMS J.W. WADE LADIES' CHOICE KLIQUE XHRMISan Diego :5 JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE MICHAEL STERLING MICHAEL SEMBELLO JEFFREY OSBORNE NEW ORDER PHILIP BAILEY Hottest: INGS GAP BAND SKYY SLAVE Gene Harris RUFUS 6 CHAKA ALFIE SILAS FATBACK REDO RUFUS 6 CHAKA CHILLTOWN GLASS BAND GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE KACEILos Angeles ui NEW EDITION W RD W(Auguste RICH CASON 6 GALA HERBIE HANCOCK ZAPP GAP BAND Hottest: MTUME Teddy Bleck SISTER SLEDGE Hottest: Miller/Wiggins JOHNNY LILLO KOKYILittle Rock ui LIONEL RICHIE RICK JAMES JEFFREY OSBORNE GILL WKND/Hartlord a Hottest: GLADYS. KNIGHT LAKESIDE RICK JAMES ARETHA FRANKLIN Paul Todd JEFFREY OSBORNE KLIQUE RICK JAMES none GAP BAND MIDNIGHT STAR SISTER Jordan/McLean GLADYS KNIGHT DONNA SUMMER ONE WAY MIDNIGHT STAR SOS BAND Hottest: SLEDGE HERBIE HANCOCK RICK JAMES TEENA ONE WAY MARIE LILLO NEW EDITION HERBIE HANCOCK ANITA BAKER WEST STREET MOB none RICK JAMES KLIQUE DIANA STONE WOOKIWashington. DC STARPOI NT ROSS MANHATTANS GLADYS KNIGHT MIDNIGHT STAR CITY BAND Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE SOS BAND MANHATTANS COMMODORES TOM BROWNE WEST STREET MOB WYLD-FMINew Odeans RICK JAMES JEFFREY OSBORNE Chris Gardner RUFUS 6 CHAKA HOT STREAK ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: CLARK SISTERS PHYLLIS HYMAN RICK JAMES KMJOIHouston Brute Batley AL P. FUNK ALL-STARS DAYTON LIONEL RICHIE GAP BAND Wk./DM/Sumpter RUN D.M.C. JARREAU RAKE Jim Snowden Hottest: STARLENA YOUNG MADONNA WGIVICharlotte w HIGH INERGY GLADYS KNIGHT LIONEL RICHIE Kevin Flemming PHILIP BAILEY Hal Harrill Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE RONNIE DYSON MAJOR HARRIS Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR RICK JAMES JONES GIRLS Hottest: SOS BAND DAYTON PHILIP BAILEY RICK JAMES LEON HAYWOOD STEPHANIE MILLS ZAPP DIANA ROSS LATOYA JACKSON CLARK LYDIA ORBIT GEORGE BENSON WNHCINew Haven HERBIE HANCOCK MICHAEL WYCOFF DAYTON RANDY CRAWFORD SISTERS MURDOCK GAP BAND GEORGE BENSON TYRONE LAKESIDE RUFUS 6 CHAKA HERBIE HANCOCK MANHATTAN TRANSFE ARETHA FRANKLIN DAVIS James Jordan NEW EDITION KLIQUE ANITA BARER SISTER SLEDGE NEW HORIZONS RICK JAMES SISTER SLEDGE Hottest: WHRN/Memphis in KLIQUE PHYLLIS HYMAN. RICH CASON 6 GALA DIANA ROSS MTUME COMMODORES KLIQUE Jimmy MANHATTANS Smith JECKYLL 6 HYDE WARA/W Ioston -Salem KSOLISan Mateo JONES GIRLS SOS BAND Hottest: GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: WLOUILoulsvills MICHAEL STERLING Jae Jackson 6 MR. SOS BAND NAKED EYES RICK JAMES Bernie Moody DR. JECKYLL STEPHANIE MILLS MARILYN SCOTT WKYSIWashington, DC WHURIWashington, DC ZAPP Neal O'Rea DAVID SANBORN RUFUS 6 CHAKA TEENA MARIE O'JAYS THIRD WORLD TEENA MARIE MANHATTAN TRANSFE MADONNA Donnie Simpson NEWCLEUS LYDIA MURDOCR GAP BAND Oscar Flelds GAP BAND COMMODORES STONE CITY BAND DIANA ROSS MARILYN SCOTT MANHATTANS TAVARES P. FUNK ALL-STARS KLIQUE none LADIES' CHOICE MTUME Hottest: MARILYN SCOTT WHAM! U.K. GLOBE 6 WIZ KID TEENS MARIE ROYALCASH KLIQUE WJMIIJackson JUNIOR SOS BAND Hottest: HERB ALPERT WHAM! U.K. Hottest: JONES GIRLS Hottest: RICK JAMES JACKSON Carl Haynes ANDRE CYMONE BILLY JOEL RICK JAMES RICK JAMES Hottest: FINIS HENDERSON LATOYA WPEGICharlotte WAIL-FM/New Orleans GEORGE SOS BAND ROYALCASH JENNIFER HOLLIDAY HERBIR HANCOCK GLADYS KNIGHT BENSON MICHAEL SEMBELLO RADIANCE Les Norman TOM BROWNE Barry Richards PRINCE HERBIE HANCOCK BERNARD WRIGHT DAYTON ANDRE CYMONE KL IODE JEFFREY OSBORNE FRANK STALLONE P. FUNK ALL-STARS MARILYN LIONEL RICHIE MIDNIGHT STAR SCOTT RICK JAMES J OBOS ERS LIONEL RICHIE RUFUS E. CHAKA LAKESIDE BOBBY NUNN SHAWN CHRISTOPHER Hottest: JEFFREY KLIQUE Hottest: MICHAEL WYCOFF ,SORGE BENSON DIANA ROSS GAP BAND OSBORNE Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS NEWCLEUS Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS RICK JAMES to CLARK WHAM! U.R. WANMRellahassee HERBIE HANCOCK CHILL7C SISTERS HERBIE SOS BAND MICHAEL WYCOFF PRINCE HANCOCK CY BOTRON Joe Bullard MARY JANE GIRLS GLADYS KNIGHT JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE HERBIE HANCOCK PAUL YOUNG RICK JAMES GAP BAND STONE CITY RUFUS 6 CHAKA PLANET PATROL JONES GIRLS BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE RUFUS 6 CHAKA PHILIP HERBIE HANCOCK MEN WITHOUT HATS BAILEY LILLO Hottest: RONNIE DYSON NEW EDITION GAP BAND MANHATTAN TRANSFE WKXIIJackson RENE 6 ANGELA DENIECE WILLIAMS HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: Tommy Marshall GAP BAND Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK RICK JAMES DONNA SLIMMER RICK JAMES JAMES WCINICIncinnati W DMT/Cleveland GAP BAND NEWCLEUS MIDWEST MeglclDean SOS BAND LAKESIDE (J) indicates Black reporters Sid Kennedy JEFFREY OSBORNE DIANA ROSS RUFUS 6 CRAM! NEWCLEUS WGCIIChlcago u: ARETHA FRANKLIN COMMODORES GLADYS KNIGHT TEENA MARIE also contributing to Jazz Chart Richard Pague SHANNON MANHATTAN TRANSFE MANHATTANS STACY LATTISAW MOTOR CITY CREW SPANDAU BALLET WNOOIChattanooga LIQUID GOLD THIRD WORLD SKYY MIQUEL BROWN Smokln' Sam Ervin GARLAND GREEN TAVARES NATALIE COLE MTUME RENE 6 ANGELA MICHAEL WYCOFF Hottest: LAKESIDE ANITA BAKER Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE HERBIE HANCOCK ARETHA FRANKLIN ONE WAY GLADYS KNIGHT STARPOINT RICK JAMES JONES GIRLS DONNA SUMMER GAP BAND ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON BRYSON FLACK DAYTON SOS BAND ZAPP Hottest: SOS BAND RICH CASON a GALA PHYLLIS HYMAN NEW EDITION JAZZ0:o RIGE JAMES GAP BAND NYC PEECH BOYS TOM BROWNE KLIQUE. HERBIE HANCOCK JUNIOR Hottest: CYRONE DAVIS LYDIA MURDOCK WZAKICIeveland SKOOL BOYE JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE Lynn Tollher SISTER SLEDGE PHILIP BAILEY RUFUS 6 CHAKA DOLBY'S CUBE ISLEY BROS LIONEL RICHIE NEWTRAMENT GLADYS KNIGHT NAflONAAIRPLAW30 WBMXIChicago ANITA BAKER TOM BROWNE GAP BAND Lee Michaels DAYTON KLYMAKX September 23, 1983 GLOBE 6 WIZ KID BONNIE TYLER WWWSISaginaw wer -k HOT STREAK ARETHA FRANKLIN WDAOIDayton WLTHIGary TEENA MARIE Kermit Crockett MICHAEL WYCOFF MARILYN SCOTT DIANA ROSS Lankford Stephens Dana Husklsson Hottest: Kids TYRONE DAVIS Hottest: TOM BROWNE SPYRO GYRA/City (MCA) RICK JAMES none LYDIA MURDOCK O Hottest: GLADYS KNIGHT TEENA MARIE O'BRY AN Hottest: OLIVER CHEATHAM 2 2 Fleurs RICK JAMES KLIQUE MICHAEL SEMBELLO RAMSEY LEWIS/Les (Columbia) RUFUS 6 CHAKA KLIQUE HENBIE HANCOCK MICHAEL WYCOFF RUFUS 6 CHAKA DIANA ROSS BAILEY GLADYS KNIGHT RUFUS 6 CHAKA MANHATTANS 3 Your PHILIP JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ACTIVE FORCE 3 GEORGE BENSON/In Eyes (WB) MARY JANE GIRLS RICK JAMES RICH CASON 6 GALA HERBIE HANCOCK WHISPERS MANHATTANS YAZ ZAPP Hottest: 6 MARVIN STAMM/Stammpede (Palo Alto) NEW EDITION RENE 6 ANGELA o W JMOICIeveland RICK JAMES HENBIE HANCOCK Hottest: WBLZICInclnnati Erik Stone HERBIE HANCOCK 5 TOM GRANT/Tom Grant (Pausa) W V KOIColumbus W OPRIDetrolt o PHILIP BAILEY CLARK SISTERS Brian Castle RON BANKS Lyles/Jones MARY JANE GIRLS Joe Spencer JEFFREY OSBORNE 14 JEAN-LUC PONTY/Individual Choice (Atlantic) MEN WITHOUT HATS ONE WAY GAP BAND O RICK JAMES KLIQUE ANDRE CYMONE JECKYLL 6 HYDE ARETHA FRANKLIN LIONEL RICHIE TAVARES 9 JIMMY McGRIFF/The Countdown (Milestone) MTUME ARETHA FRANKLIN TOM BROWNE o NAKED EYES WKWMIGrand Rapids LAKESIDE COMMODORES MANHATTANS Hottest: Frank Grant Louis 8 ERIC GALE/Island Breeze (Musician/Elektra) NAKED EYES SKYY GARLAND GREEN KMJMISt. O RICK JAMES Hottest: RENE a ANGELA ROYALCASH CHILLTOWN Tony Grey KLIQUE K-9 CORP. 10 JACO PASTORIUS/Invitation (WB) RICK JAMES Hottest: ANDRE CYMONE SISTER SLEDGE o HOLLIDAY LAKESIDE BEAU WILLIAMS GAP BAND JENNIFER BALLET ARETHA FRANKLIN TEENA MARIE 13 HIROSHIMA/Third Generation (Epic) HANCOCK WHISPERS SPANDAU HIGH FASHION GIRLS HERBIE MANHATTAN TRANSFE JONES WHISPERS e ANITA BAKER HOT STREAK MIDNIGHT STAR KAIYA ARETHA FRANKLIN 4 11 VICTOR FELDMAN/Secret Of The Andes (Palo Alto) a SLEDGE CHAS JANKEL RUFUS CHAKA SISTER ONE WAY PLANET PATROL MARY JANE GIRLS Hottest: P. FUNK ALL-STARS RICK JAMES Hottest: 11 12 PAT METHENY/Travels (ECM) RENE 6 ANGELA GLADYS KNIGHT RUFUS 6 CHAKA PAUL YOUNG JEFFREY OSBORNE 7 (Palo Alto) HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: 13 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Storm SH ALAMAR New & Active See Page 49 ANITA BAKER ZAPP ... KLIQUE PHILIP BAILEY 17 FREE FLIGHT/Soaring (Palo Alto) SOS BAND LIONEL RICHIE HERBIE HANCOCK WJLBIDetroit 16 LINDA HOPKINS/How Blue Can You Get (Palo Alto) RICK JAMES WZEN-FMISt. Louis James Alexander NEWCLEUS Rod King 12 16 WYNTON MARSALIS/Think Of One (Columbia) ARETHA FRANKLIN LIONEL RICHIE RON BANKS WTLCllndlanapolls 15 17 CLIFF SARDE/Temporary Tight (Asian) LIONEL RICHIE Jay Johnson BOHANNON WORD OF MOUTH MARKETING K-9 CORP. RONNIE DYSON DARNELL WILLIAMS 18 18 MACAR BROTHERS/Cosmos Kid (Aircraft) MTUME BERNARD WRIGHT DIANA ROSS WEST STREET MOB GEORGE BENSON 19 CHUCK MANGIONE/Journey To A Rainbow What do Al Jorreau, Earl Klugh, RON BANKS SKOOL BOYZ 19 (Columbia) Hottest: ROYALCASH Pat Metheny, Larry Carlton, FREEEZ THELMA HOUSTON TEENA MARIE 26 RICHIE COLE & BOOTS RANDOLPH/Yakety Madness! (Palo Alto) MIDNIGHT STAR TOM BROWNE Yellowjackets, Steps Ahead, RASHIF SPYRO LYRA GLADYS KNIGHT UNIQUE 29 GEORGE SHEARING/MEL TORME/Top Drawer (Concord) Chick Corea, David Grisman, RICK JAMES RON BANKS TOM BROWNE SHAWN CHRISTOPHER CLARK SISTERS 22 EARL Ride Al Vizzutti, Strunz & Farah, Hottest: RICH CASON 6 GALA 22 KLUGH/Low (Capitol) Cliff Sarde, C'est What?, Dee Bell, RICK JAMES EURYTHMICS WDROIDetrott HERBIE HANCOCK MANHATTANS 23 23 HERBIE MANN/Astral Island (Atlantic) Eric Tingstad, Ronald Shannon Jackson, Brian White ZAPP GLADYS KNIGHT rDEBUT HERB ALPERT/Blow Your Own Horn (A&M) Rob Wasserman, David Darling, KAIYA NEW ORDER JENNIFER HOLLIDAY RICHARD JON SMITH Ralph Towner, Lester Bowie, LYDIA MURDOCK 24 25 KOINONIA/More Than A Feelin' (Breaker) MANHATTANS MIQUEL BROWN Darrell Anger & Mike Marshall, ONE WLUMIMIIwaukee GENERAL CAINE WAY STERLING 21 26 RONNIE LAWS/Mr. Nice Guy (Capitol) PLANET PATROL Rich Guzman MICHAEL Jock DeJohnette, Everyman Band Hottest: RON BANKS LIONEL RICHIE 27 27 YELLOW JACKETS/Mirage A'Trois (WB) and David Sanborn have in common? TEENA MARIE RICK JAMES MTUME AL JARREAS Hottest: LAKESIDE 28 JARREAU/Jarreau GLADYS GLADYS KNIGHT 28 (WB) KNIGHT Hottest: OSBORNE Promotion Plus by Word of Mouth Mktg. JEFFREY JEFFREY OSBORNE BONNIE TYLER HERBIE HANCOCK 20 29 LARRY CARLTON/Friends (WB) RENE a ANGELA EURYTHMICS RICK JAMES Promotion Exec of the Year RICK JAMES DEBUT WOODY HERMAN/Presents A Great American Evening, Vol. 3 (Concord) Voted Jazz RUFUS a CHAKA MEN WITHOUT HATS W VOUToledo io m by over 120 radio stations in the ZAPP Maxx Myrick Jazz Times Programmers Poll. LIONEL RICHIE RENE 6 ANGELA JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: wYBC/New Haven, Art Russell; KSAX/Dallas-Ft. Worth, Bob Stewart; W/MGI/Gains- STARPOINT ville, FL, Lou Patrick; WLOQ/Orlando, Paul WBBY/Columtws, OH, Zoot Strider; wNOP/Cncinnati, Ricky Schuh: Hottest: Gerardi; Ray Scott; HERBIE HANCOCK WJZZ/DeSeoit, John Hill; KTWN/Minneapolis, Torn Pelissero; WXFM/CFvcago, James Welsh; KKGO/Los Angeles, Cal Milner; 17735 Collins Avenue RUFUS 6 CHAKA KJAZ/San Francisco, Dick Cane; KJZZ/Seettle, Kasia Wilk. KLIQUE Encino, California 91316 ANITA BAKER Telephone: 213-344-4757 ARETHA FRANKLIN R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 51 NA11ONAMIRPLAY/50 ríá,f.ß September 23, 1983 Two , r -J w.Um/.Woo. week 8 3 2 RONNIE MILSAP/Don't You Know How Much I.,. (RCA) 6 5 3 0 B.J. THOMAS/New Looks From An Old Lover (Cleveland International/CBS) 9 7 4 © CHARLY McCLAIN & MICKEY GILLEY/Paradise Tonight (Epic)

11 9 5 MERLE HAGGARD/What Am I Gonna Do With The... (Epic) L BREAKERS;] 13 106 0 DON WILLIAMS/Nobody But You (MCA) 17 12 7 Q KENNY ROGERS/Scarlet Fever (Liberty) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 21 15 9 o ALABAMA/Lady Down On Love (RCA) station activity on any given week. 3 2 1 8 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Baby What About You (WB) JANIE FRICKE 22 18 13 o RICKY SKAGGS/You've Got A Lover (Epic) 18 14 11 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/How Could I Love Her (Epic) Tell Me A Lie (Columbia) m 20 17 14 GENE WATSON/Sometimes I Get Lucky And Forget (MCA) On 74% of reporting stations, National Summary: Up 25, Same 46, Down 0, Debuts 18, Adds 22. 24 19 16 REBA McENTIRE/Why Do We Want,.. (Mercury/PolyGram) A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 47 on the Country Chart. 19 16 15 LOUISE MANDRELL/Too Hot To Sleep (RCA) CONWAY TWITTY 36 29 20 KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) Heartache Tonight (WB) 28 22 18 STEVE WARINER/Midnight Fire (RCA) On 74% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 17, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 25, Adds 41. 15 11 8 16 JOHN DENVER & EMMYLOU HARRIS/Wild Montana Skies (RCA) A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 46 on the Country Chart. 29 26 23 ED BRUCE/If It Was Easy (MCA)

WHITES 27 23 21 WAYLON JENNINGS & JERRY REED/Hold On, I'm Comin' (RCA)

When The New Wears Off Our Love (WBICurb) 35 31 27 LEE GREENWOOD/Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) On 66% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 36, Same 29, Down 0, Debuts 21, Adds 12. 33 30 26 e GARY MORRIS/The Wind Beneath My Wings (WB) at number 48 the Debuts on Country Chart. 41 33 29 ® BARBARA MANDRELL/One Of A Kind Pair Of Fools (MCA)

JOHN ANDERSON 30 27 25 LYNN ANDERSON/What I Learned From Loving You (Permian) Black Sheep MB) 34 32 28 ® STATLER BROTHERS/Guilty (Mercury/PolyGram) On 64% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 11, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 41. 44 36 30 EDDIE RABBITT/You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 50 on the Country Chart. 5 4 10 25 SHELLY WEST/Flight 309 To Tennessee (Viva)

EXILE 2 1 12 26 CHARLEY PRIDE/Night Games (RCA) Around High Cost Of Leaving (Epic) 46 38 32 ffl SYLVIA/The Boy Gets (RCA) 31 Right On 62% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 40, Same 33, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 10. 40 37 m LEON EVERETTE/The Lady, She's (RCA) Debuts at number 40 on the Country Chart. - 46 35 a MICKEY GILLEY/Your Love Shines Through (Epic) - 50 39 Q GEORGE JONES/Tennessee Whiskey (Epic) 48 40 34 ® TERRI GIBBS/Anybody Else's Heart But Mine (MCA) MOST ADDED® HOTTEST 45 39 33 ® DAN SEALS/After You (Liberty) ROGERS PARTON HANK WILLIAMS JR. (46) KENNY with DOLLY (80) 1 6 17 33 JOHN CONLEE/l'm Only In It For The Love (MCA) Queen Of My Heart (WB) Islands In The Stream (RCA) 47 43 37 DEBORAH ALLEN/Baby I Lied (RCA) JOHN ANDERSON (41) RONNIE MILSAP (78) 14 13 19 35 MOE BANDY featuring BECKY HOBBS/Let's Get Over Them Together (Col Black Sheep (WB) Don't You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) 49 44 THOMAS Her And Loving You CONWAY TWITTY (41) ALABAMA (68) EARL CONLEY/Holding (RCA) Heartache Tonight (WB) Lady Down On Love (RCA) 49 45 40 ® JIM GLASER/The Man In The Mirror (Noble Vision) LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS (41) CHARLY McCLAIN & MICKEY GILLEY (60) 4 8 22 38 WILLIE NELSON/Why Do I Have To Choose (Columbia) Houston... (Columbia) Paradise Tonight (Epic) 50 47 42 SISSY SPACEK/Lonely, But Only For You (Atlantic America) NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND (31) B.J. THOMAS a (47) 25 20 24 40 TANYA TUCKER/Baby I'm Yours (Arista) Dance Little Jean (Liberty) New Looks From An Old... (Cleve. Int./CBS) 50 46 BANDANA/Outside Lookin' In (WB) ANNE MURRAY (22 MERLE HAGGARD (34) 47 ANNE MURRAY/A Little Good News (Capitol) A Little Good News (Capitol) What Am I Gonna Do With The.,. (Epic) 0 JANIE FRICKE (22) RICKY SKAGGS (34l 49 e BELLAMY BROTHERS/Strong Weakness (WB) Tell Me A Lie (Columbia) You've Got A Lover (Epic) 48 JUICE NEWTON/Stranger At My Door (Capitol) 50 0 MICHAEL MURPHEY/Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty) DEBUT CONWAY TWITTY/Heartache Tonight (WBI NEW & ACTIVE DEBUT JANIE FRICKE/Tell Me A Lie (Columbia) DEBUT Q WHITES/When The New Wears Off Our Love (WB/Curb) EXILE/High Cost Of Leaving (Epic) Recent releases are listed In order of their activity The two numbers following the artist/title, label designation (example: DEBUT m 100 25) indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week tí001 and of those how many added It this week JOHN ANDERSON/Black Sheep (WB) DEBUT m 1251 "Moves' are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held It the Same ion to on, ado to on, 31-31, etc.), moved It Down on their charts, or Added It this week. Indicated one of this week This chart K based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black rimed numbers Indicate general most added new songs. continued upward m0ement.

KENDALLS "Movin' Train" (Mercury/PolyGram) 88/5 TAMMY WYNETTE "Still In The Ring" (Epic) 30/6 National Summary: Up 53, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 5, KIX106, WSM, WRNL, WIRK -FM, KUUY, WGNA-FM 28-24. National Summary Up 7, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 6, WGTO, KHEY-AM, WTQR-FM, WFMS-FM, KVEG, 092, WSIX-FM KIKK-FM 25-20, KRMD-AM-FM 27-21, WXCL 42-36, KMPS-AM-FM 20-13. 21-17, KRMD-AM-FM 47-39, KITS -AM -FM d-47, KMPS-AM-FM d-25. QLARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS "Houston (Means I'm One Day..." (Columbia) 83/41 RONNIE RENO "The Letter" (EMH) 30/3 National Summary: Up 7, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 12, Adds 41 including WPOC-FM, WEEP, WNYR KXYL, WSIX-FM, National Summary: Up 3, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 3, WWJO, KFDI-AM-FM, KUZZ, WVAM 47-41, WYII d-50, WJOS WIRK -FM, KWMT, KEBC-FM, WXCL, KTPK-FM, KIK-FM, KLZ, KNIX-FM KRAK, KCBQ. 35-32, WIRK -FM d-49, KSOP-FM 44-39, ATLANTA "Dixie Dreamin' " (MDJ) 82/17 KAREN TAYLOR -GOOD "Don't Call Me" (Mesa) 30/2 National Summary: Up 26. Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 17, WOKQ, KIX106, WWVA, KEAN-AM-FM, KASE, WRNL, National Summary: Up 10, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 2, WUSQ-FM, WFMS-FM, WGNA-FM 30-25, KHEY-AM 27-24, WTQR-FM, WGEE, WHBF, WTOD, KVOO, KKAL, KGEM/KJOT, KKCS, KUGN-FM, KMPS-AM-FM, KILO, WLWI-FM 35-32, WIRK -FM d-47, WXCL d-50, WHBF d-50, WTOD d-40, KTOM 50-47. GUS HARDIN "Loving You Hurts" (RCA) 59/13 LLOYD DAVID FOSTER "You've Got That Touch" (MCA) 29/4 National Summary: Up 8, Same 32, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 13. WGNA-FM, WAJR, WPOR-FM, KLRA, KKYX, WFMS-FM, KEBC- National Summary: Up 11, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 4, WKYG, KCJB, KTPK-FM, KEIN, WYII 44-36, KRRV d-49, KHEY- FM, KIOV-FM, KKAL, KKCS, KEIN, KNIX-FM, KCCY-FM. AM 49-43, WSIX-FM 25-23, KVOO 48-40, KSOP-FM 27-23. NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Dance Little Jean" (Liberty) 51/31 STEVE EARL AND THE DUKES "Nothin' But You" (Epic) 26/4 LAB National Summary: Up 3, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 31 including WRKZ-FM, WIXL-FM, WSOC-FM, WLWI-FM, National Summary: Up 7, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 4, KIX106, WSOC-FM, KRSY, KSOP-FM, WMZQ 33-32, KLVI d-39, WIRK -FM, KRRK, WTSO, WWJO, KTPK-FM, KUZZ, KUUY, KYGO-FM, KMAK, KSOP-FM, KCKC, KMPS-AM-FM. WGTO d-50, WKSJ-FM 48-35, WXCL 45-40, KWJJ 43-38. JOSE FELICIANO "Let's Find Each Other Tonight" (Motown) 49/4 BRENDA LEE "Didn't We Do It Good" (MCA) 24/6 National Summary: Up 14, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 4, WXKW, KEAN-AM-FM, KEBC-FM, KMAK, WIXL-FM 25-13, National Summary' Up 5, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 2. Adds 6, KHEY-AM, KFGO, KFDI-AM-FM, KVEG, Q92, KTOM, WKSJ-FM WEEP 14-12, WNYR 16-13, WOKK 45-40, KYXX d-36, KSON-FM 35-28. 43-38, WSIX-FM 26-21, KRMD-AM-FM 46-42, KITS -AM -FM 37-33. IM HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Queen Of My Heart" (WB) 47/46 TEXAS VOCAL COMPANY "It Had To Be You" (RCA) 24/6 UM National Summary: Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 46 including WVAM, WYRK, WYII, KASE, WSOC-FM, WLWI-FM, National Summary Up 3, Same 12, Down O. Debuts 3, Adds 6. WYNK-FM, KFGO, KWMT, WTOD, KTPK-FM, WGNA-FM d44, WTQR-FM, WWWW-FM, WCUZ-AM-FM, WFMS-FM, KYNN-AM-FM, WXCL. KIOV-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KWJJ, KSAN, KMPS-AM- WIXL-FM d-37, WQYK-FM 48-46, WKKQ-AM d-49. FM. JOHNNY CASH "I'm Ragged But I'm Right" (Columbia) 24/3 National Summary: Up 5, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 3, KTPK-FM, 092, KTOM, WGNA-FM 44-40, WPAP-FM d-49, WIRK - FM 4135, KBMR d-47, KYNN-AM-FM 48-45, KFDI.AM-FM 41-37, KWJJ 36-31. BOBBY BARE "Diet Song" (Columbia) 22/6 SIGNIFICANT ACTION National Summary: Up 6, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 6, WESC-AM-FM, WWODIWKZZ, WFMS-FM, WTOD, KNIX-FM, Q92, WHN 28-23, WKHK 26-19, WWWW-FM 31-24, KRAK 42-33. VERN GOSDIN "I Wonder Where We'd Be Tonight" (Compleat/PolyGram) 43/20 DONNA FARGO "The Sign Of The Times" (Cleveland International/CBS) 22/6 Up 0, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 20 including WYRK, WKYG, WEZL-FM, KHEY-AM. WKSJ-FM, KRMD- National Summary: National Summary: Up 6, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6. WJQS, WWOD/WKZZ, WPAP-FM, KBMR, WCXI-AM-FM, KVOO, WFMS-FM, KEBC-FM, KTTS-AM-FM, KGEM/KJOT, KKCS, KVEG. AM-FM, WQYK-FM, WAXX, KWMT, WSIX-FM 29-25, WSM 38-30, WSLR d-30, KTTS-AM-FM d-46. STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Kiss Me Darling" (Oak) 42/9 MERLE HAGGARD "It's All In The Game" (MCA) 21/21 17, 12, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 9, WSNO, WPAP-FM, KKYX, WAXX, WITL-FM, WTSO, WXCL, le National Summary: Up Same URI National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 21 including WVAM, WKHK, WYNK-FM, WNOX, WPAP-FM, KRWQ-FM, Q92. WRNL, KEBC-FM, WTOD, KMAK, KCUB. JOHN SCHNEIDER "If You Believe" (Scotti Bros,/CBS) 37/7 CHANTILLY "Have I Got A Heart For You" (F&L) 20/3 4, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 7, WJQS, WUSQ-FM, KEBC-FM. WTOD, KRWQ-FM, KVEG, WIXL-FM National Summary: Up National Summary: Up 11, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 3, WKSJ-FM, KBMR, KVEG, KHEY-AM 43-38, WPAP-FM 32-27, 47-38, KITS -AM -FM 38-34. d-39, KHEY-AM d-49, WPAP-FM KFGO 48-42, WHBF 34-31, KFDI-AM-FM 48-43, KSOP-FM 38-33. CRYSTAL GAYLE "Keepin' Power" (Columbia) 35/7 BIG AL DOWNING "Let's Sing About Love" (Team Entertainment) 19/3 Up 6, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 7, WXKW, WRKZ-FM, WSOC-FM, WDAK, WGTO, WKSJ-FM, National Summary: National Summary: Up 4, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 3, WSNO, KHEY-AM, Q92, WGNA-FM 40-33, KRMD-AM-FM d-46. KS100, WIXL-FM d-35, WCMS-FM 36-32. KKCS d-50. WQYK-FM 27-23, KBMR 49-45, KYNN AM -FM 47-44. JAMES & MICHAEL YOUNGER "Love's On The Rebound" (MCA) 34/7 RANDY PARTON "A Stranger In Her Bed" (RCA) 17/10 19, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 7, WWVA, KLLL, WQYK-FM, WFMS-FM, KEBC-FM, WHBF, KFDI- National Summary: Up 5, Same National Summary: Up 0. Same 7. Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 10, WSEN-AM-FM, WWVA, WYII, WGTO, KRKK, KFGO, KCJB, KVOO, AM-FM, WYII d-47, KMML 47-43, WPAP-FM d-48. KRSY, KTOM. RICH LANDERS "Every Breath You Take" (AMI) 33/3 NARVEL FELTS "Anytime You're Ready" (Evergreen) 16/1 16, 0, Debuts 6, Adds 3, WYII, WYNK-FM, WUSQ-FM, WSEN-AM-FM d-50, WKIX 32-25, National Summary: Up 8, Same Down National Summary: Up 3, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 1, WOKK, WWVA on, WGTO 50-46, WJOS 40-35, KBMR d-49, -FM d-45, KTTS-AM-FM 50-45, WIL-AM-FM d-30, WTOD d-39, KRMD-AM-FM 33-29, WIRK KITS -AM -FM d-48, KVEG on, KSOP-FM on. BRICE HENDERSON "Flames" (Union Station) 32/4 DEWAYNE BLACKWELL & JILL HOLLIER "You're Just A Little Too Young" (Viva) 15/7 National Summary: Up 2, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 2. Adds 4, WESC-AM-FM, WJQS, KEBC-FM, KMAK, WPAP-FM d-46, KBMR National Summary: Up 1, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 7, WKYG, WYNK-FM, KLRA, KWMT, WTOD, KVOO, KNIX-FM, 46-44, WXCL d-48. WGNA-FM d-41, WQYK-FM 49-47. ROY CLARK "Wildwood Flower" (Churchill) 31/3 KIX BROOKS "Baby When Your Heart Breaks..." (Avion) 15/2 15, 1 , 0, Debuts 2, Adds 3, WUSQ-FM, WMNI, KRSY, WJQS d-40, WPAP-FM 34-25, WMAO National Summary: Up Same Down National Summary: Up 4, Same 6, Down 0. Debuts 3, Adds 2, WMNI, KVOO, WSEN-AM-FM d-48, WPAP-FM d-45, WOYK-FM 23-19. d-25, WHBF 49-44, KVOO 32-26, KWJJ 35-30, KMPS-AM-FM 31-28, WAXX d-40, WXCL 49-43. RAY CHARLES "Ain't Your Memory Got No Pride" (Columbia) 15/1 Adds & Hots ... See Page 52 National Summary' Up 1, Same 10, Down 0. Debuts 3, Adds 1, WPAP-FM, WEZL-FM d-43, KLRA d-41, KKYX 44-42, KITS -AM - FM d-49. Page 52 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983

MOST ADDED MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST HOTTEST Williams Jr. (WB) Rogers & Parton Conway Twitty (WB) Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Larry Gatlin (Columbia) Ronnie Milsap (RCA) John Anderson )WB) Ronnie Milsap (RCA) (RCA) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Liberty) Alabama Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Liberty) McClain & Gilley (Epic) John Anderson (WB) Rogers & Parton (RCA) Conway Twitty (WB) Rogers &Parton (RCA) (RCA) Larry Gadin (Columbia) Rogers & Parton (RCA)

WKHK WSEN-AMIFM WAKK WFMS-FM WMII WKCL WYNEFM WEIL -FM EAST K IKKFM WES-1 -FM WKIK New York, NY NY MIDWEST Feu Claire, WI Ind.napolis, IN Milwaukee, WI Peola, IL SOUTH Baton Rouge, LA Syncu.., Chartedpn, SC Houston, TX Mobile, AL RPMIgNDurNem, NC JAMIE FRIC16 CC.. WITTY JUICE NANT.1 KEAN-AMIFM LARRY MTLIN WONAFM WSLR WMM GARY MOMIS NAM WILLIAMS JR. RATHY MATRA .S RADIX ANNE MUMAY RANDY NONA. BLACIWILL JAN16 norm NY MAL THOMAS CONL. Akron, OH Abilene. TX NO.. WAN GOODIN JOHNNY Albany, Columbus, OH VERN LEE MCKAY GILLEY MNITIS STERN/NI W GOAD. CONWAY WIRT DAVID ALLAN COE mot. MSGA. MERLE HAGGARD DAVID ALL. COI LEON AVER.. RANDY PARTON RICKEY HANK MLLIMS NARY WILLIMS WHITES STEPHANII MON LANDIPS MEER WEST CONWAY WIRY MCCLAIN GILLEY GILLEY EMIR a PART. DAVID FRIRELL EARL MI. THOMAS COALE, DAVID RAINY MATRA TOMAS COMM' 2 ROGER PARTON MITES BROOKE TRUER. Hottest NMI WILLIAMS JA. Ill LEON EVERITTE VI. GOSD1N DALE VAN HORN BOBBY MI JRIN EMERSON HAIR WILLIAMS MURPHEY JCR REALER CORI. TARTY my RANK LARRY MTLIN CHANTILLY MAIN TAYLOR-GOOD JOHN Hot tst GM MAD. ALABAMA MURRAY ANDIRSON JOHNNY LEE ANDERSON JAME MICHAEL BOOT BABE ROGERS L. P.TON SISSY MARA MALL MGM. TIMM MM. WIRT KENNY ROGERS B. J. THCMAS LOIS RIZZI. BARBARA M.P.: coin, RONNIE MIISAP UM( GATLIN K OMI ROGERS JOHN ANDIRSON MILSAP MLR NEWTON RONNII MILS» GENE WATSON ROGERS MCCLAIN GILLEY ANNA KAY,' .ORGE TM. RICERS PARTON AT LAISSA RAM GIBM WNN AN« MIRA. SONAR MILSAP CREST. GAYLE IMMIX MILSAP MBA MC [MIRE ALABAMA GARY MORRIS RONNIE MUSA, WJOS b PARTON KENNY ROGERS CRYSTAL GAYLE ALABMIA ALABAMA LEE GREENWOOD JANIS FRICKE KENDALLS Near Tort. NY MS LODI I MBB ITT & PARTON GART NORRIS L. STEVE KLVI Jettison. cum BROWER MRS SIAGGS RICK( SKAGGS MGERS PARTON DOL.. BIG AL COMO. SOVINLY TWIST( KIX10B WBCSFM S.sumonl,TX WSOCFM JOHN SCRILIDER ALA NAM WRNS ATLANTA RIO MTLAZ Weshbgbn. DC MIMaukee, WI Chariotte, NC WILLIAM JR. ROGERS GARY MMUS MR WL WI -FM K FOO WHBF GARY MORRIS Richmond, VA WORE TERM GRAS COMA .6.0 AL MILSAP LEON EVERTIT FINNY ROGERS YARN CARDIN Montgomery, KRMR Dayton. OH Fargo, ND Rods Island, IL RINDALIS MICHAEL RUMMY MICHAEL ATM CLAM GRITTY DIM WKKW reln>t gocAlD MM. NIT. POTTY GRITTY DIRT NANA WILLIAMS JR. Bismarck, ND BAINDA LEE WIRE ANNE MURRAY RIM MPINER Hot tet NAM WILLIAMS JP. WRITES Allentown, PA AMR MURRY LARRY GATLIN DARRELL CLARION 3.13 ATLANTA RIMY MM. TEXAS VOCAL COMP. Indianapolis, IN MAL Wm. cum. ATLANTA CRYSTAL. GAYLE SZALS RAI ALLAN JR. ATLANTA SR. EARL PAID RE HMO WILLIAMS III JAMES MICHAEL STEM AND MERLE ROGERS 6 PARTON CONWAY TWIT. JCNN M. WI RONNIE MILS. AIRY GRITTY DIRT E D NAINICLETT CROAT WIRY GCMG. JENKS KR/11/ MR. NAGGA. MAMA RAP. ROGERS PARTON PARTON JO. MORMON CRYSTAL GAYLE JET FORD RM. MITES Aleandrla, LA CREST. GAYLE RIMY ROGERS JOHNNY LEN BANDANA MN WILLIAMS -EMIR ANDERSON JOHNNY PODRIGUE. AM not CIASO WIKLiM ALABAMA IM CIAIN GILLEY KSO POLSKA RANDy WRIGHT RONNIE MILSAN LYNN ANDERSON EMIR MERLE JONES Newbn, NJ Dee Meln«, IA CRILE SAVANNAH GAM MARLS MERLE HAGGARD ALAIMO NEALE HAGGARD ALABAMA MANY ROGERS MINT DENVER a MARIS WIRY GRITTY ALABAMA KENNY ROGERS PAPER MR. WZZKFM JON WILLIAMS GAM MORRIS DIRT ROGER JOIN ANDERSON ROGERS L ALABAMA BANDANA OMNI, WIRY Birmingham, AL ALABARL WRITES LEM EVERITTE WNOK EARL THOU. CON,EY MCAT SM.S MBAR /CLEAR CRASH RUMOR NIT. GRITTY DIRT IlLGERS PARTON JR. ANDERSON MBA MC EMIR MN WILLIAMS WDOY Knoxville, TN ROGER a PARTON EXILE ADOIX RAPIST WMZO MN WCOSAMIFM ALARM Mlnneepolla, RONNE. MILS. KIM( ALLEN JP. Columbia. SC IIANX WILLIAMS WSM RICK( SMGGS KENNY ROGIRS DEBORAH ALLEN TX JOHN ANDIRON KIOVFM HAGGARD San Antonio, WMAO KEMAILS ROGERS a PARTON MP. Nashvlll., TN GREENWOOD WKMF JANIE FRICKE ALARM cock WHAM LYNN ANDERSON DAN SLAM Sioux Falls, SD CMugo, IL GARY NORRIS RONNIE MILS. Altoona, PA MARLON TACKER Flint, MI SISSY MAGEE MMON BARBARA MHDPELL HANK WILLIAMS IF ROGERS PARTON nIICIAto EARL THOMAS COME. ANNE PEMAY CONWAY TWIRY CHARLEY PRIM SYLVIA WOAF XXV ANIX.ON ALABAMA GUS HARDIN BANK WILLIAM SR ROGERS L PARTON IMAM LEE WCXLAMIFM BELLAMY BROTHERS WDAK MER. 'LAGGARD WRITES RANI WILLIAMS JR. GUS MEDIA DON WILLIAMS HANK WILLIAMS R. RAMAN ALLEN Kanus City, MO Columbus. GA JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ SIEVE MAIN. Detroit, MI KMML NIT. GRITTY DIRT PEAL. HAGGARD RONNIE RUMP ROGERS PARTON RONNIE MILS» RESEAL GAYLE MARL. RIM RONNIE PULSAR ANIL ERICA/ PCCLA. GILLEY TX LARRY GATLIN KATHY MATRA RANDY WRICALT ANNE MURRAY Amarillo, WKYO FERIA HAGGARD MANIC MILS. RORIE AILS. PAPULE BROWN MT. MIRA JIBS. ANDERSON EARL THOMAS CONLEY RIX ALLEN DENVER a KARR], CON WILLIAM ALABAMA RI CIO MAGGS R. WXBOFM HAM WILLIMS JR K LRA JOANNE SAVA., II Peilenburp, WV MILE ARAI.. ROGERS DENVER Rd DI X061 MOUE MMAP RAVER a RAMIE R.. ROGERS & PART. NAM. Br1aM, VA 03111. WIRE LNtle Rock, AR RONNIE MILS. COMA lomo WRITES a GILLEY MALE EDDIE PARBITE CREST. GAYLE MERLE MGM. KY.. N.M. MCP. GILLEY CONWAY WITTY MR. HAGGARD KENNY RIGGERS 12 RD DMID POSTER CHOW LIZ GRRNIMO JCS., POOR/GUM AMR NUM. RONNIE MILSAP GUS NAPKIN CON WI LL1MS Wallend. ONT WUSN MCCIAIN GILLEY KCJB EMIRS L PARTON AMC MURRAY DENVER HAMIS Hottest e GRITTY DIRT VIM GOSC KWMI NIT. ALABAMA Chicago, IL MALI HAGGARD Mlrnut, MD Notteet KTTSAMIFM RIE HAGGARD ALABAMA RANDY MONA. ROGERS 6 PART. pm Fort Dodge, IA RONNIE MMAP MILLE MST HAM MLLIANS JP. RONNIE NYMAN RI CRY SKAGGS DAVID FOSTERLLO. Springfield, MO PRAM b PARTON W SIX -FM KRMPAMIFM WORM PARTON PIC mmoN MOLE MOLL MICKEY POOLE MILS. THOMS CONLEY DAVID ALLAN COL IED BRIER GILLEY NaaMllle, TN Shreveport LA JO. ANDERSON COIN ANDIRON ROGERS L PARTON 503AT G. RICE WPOCFM ROAM MANDRIL WWVA SYLVIA BRIAR BAOTNIM VERN GOAD. MGCARD DABORAN ALLEN REE .LEN JP. LEON EVARTTE Wheeling, WV NICRY GILLEY RANDY PAM. BaMmWe,MD WWWWFM VOCAL COMP. GENE WARM AIRY GRITTY DIRT mammy TAMS mm toLLIApts EASE WOTO SISSY SPAC. ATLANTA Detroit MI PRIME TX RAN GOAD. EARL TIMMS COML. ASWAN Austin, Gardens, FL JAN GMT SISSY MARK MT. MATRA CHARLEy ASIDE RAM NATTEA KXYL CrPees MERLE HAGGARD MART GAEL. GEOME JONES W PRIM BROWN e. ITLFM WIRIANS STEVE HANK WILLIAMS JR. CONS. WIRT W UBEFM Hotta. JO. CONI.LE greenwood. TX CRYSTAL GAYLE MAIN. WEEP SYLVIA MY MOOT PARTON Lansing, MI LOU I SE MANDRILL AMNIA MILSAP ROGER 6 PARTON STEVENS DOM. HARMS Pltl.Oupb, PA Cincinnati, OH NANA WILLIAMS JR. RIMY ROGERS REBA WC ENTIRE MCCLAIN GILLEY TEMI GOIAS SAVANNAN MCIA111 GILLEY JOPIN ANDERSON MIR: Y NEST AIRY SUGGS L. PARTON EARL WOMAS COAL. MILE JAN GPM MORAN ALLEN JAMS b MICHAEL DAY SEALS MAMMA DAVID ALLAN CM SMILE WEST RONNIE MILSAN JIM MASER DEBORN ALL. e CATLIN SYLVIA AIRY SMGCS MN MILLION SAVANNAH WANZ -FM Hottest IDOL/ RABBIT" .1. CRYSTAL GAYLE Ina GRILIMMOO JIM GLASER RIC. RAG. JOAN SOINZIDEIP WYNITTE RONNIE IIIMAP a PARTON nmlg'n KOMA TAME Louisville, KY AMARA MGM. MALE 1NGGARD HoTtwo CON WILLIAMS BANDANA Oklahoma City, OK ROGERS a PARTON RANDY PARTON ;MARS a PARTON WHITES KENNY RGGARS RONA. MILSAP CRYSTAL MILL JANIE FRICKE WORK LYNN MIRROR BOBBY BAM STEPHANIE WINSLOW WWJO RS NOMA MILS., SYLVIA CRYSTAL GAYLE ALLELUIA Ft IN LEE .RELENSOM WBOWFM Wayn., CRYSTAL GAYLE WCMSFM ROGERS a PARTON NEB. HAGGARD MARIE HAGGARD MI CRY GILLEY St. Cloud, MN MAMMA JUICE NWT. Berger, ME CRYSTAL GAYLE ALABAMA Noble. VA ALABAMA PENA MC EMI. STEEL KARIN. ROME TORY PO.. PARTON WKK O-AMIFM CON WILLIAMS UNA et terms REM. MILSAP ticte RIVE MILIMR CONWAY TORY Hot teat BARBARA MMAILL JOHN ANDERSON MN STATE. FIROTIMM LyNN ANDERS,. WTOD MCCLAIN GILLEY WYII KM. ROGERS Duluth, WOYKFM RICKY SMOGS AMR NumAy Toledo, 0N Wllhamaporl. MD BRUCE CONWAY WITTY TampalSt. Pete, FL DAVID FROZZELE ROMPS FMTGN Jux.c. Nomme RICCI SMOGS WBNO WORFM DAVID ALLAN RH RONNIE MILSAP KPLXFM MASON DIXON RIMY PAWN. MN WILLIAMS MRLE GEORGE JONAS Polland. ME REA ALLEN JR. MN WILLIAMS Defies/Ft Worth, TX JUICE NEWTON S ame, VT JONN MITT GRITTY DIRT CONN. TWITTY BELLA. BROTHERS ANDERSON K5100 MERLE HAGGARD HAM WILLIAMS JP KECK CONWAY WITTY EMIR RABBI, VILLLIDES Cleveland, OH RONNIE MILS. ALABAMA NAMARA DAVID PRIMILL L incoln. NB JOHN MIDEMON K LLL VERN GROIN MAU NRCARD MAU HAGGARD ROGERS & AMER. RE HARDIN AIRY GMT. DIRT BRIAR BROTHERS KUWAIT ',vertu RENO Lubbock. TX ArA NANA G ROME JONES RONNIE PULSAR MY STEVENS TAME FROM MIMIC MILS. REMY ROGERS °Mahorru City, OK ATIANTA KEN RONNIE NILS. CCM WI CONWAY norm MELLY WEST DAVID N et test : MADAM KVOO L11.6 ATLANTA PRIZEILL ALABRA WCUZ-AMIFM TUGS VOCAL COMAN RCHNIZ MILSAP CONWAY TWIT. ARMY ROGERS JRIN ANDERSON RICKY SEARS JOT FOND ANNE PAIRRAT MI Tula, OK Gand Redid.. a. PARTON MIL ST.9 OMAHA LEA GRIMM. DAVID RONNIE MILS. MIR .DEMCN POGIRS LOUISE MHORELI MERLE ME.ARD ALABAMA MIMS SCHNEIDER CM/WAY 11617R HEY POTTY MIER DIRT ROGERS 6 PARTON STEPHANIE WINSLOW MIME HAGC.E3 RONNIE MILSAP NAILS WILLIAMS SP K K YXS KRatI VIM GROIN BM. BARE JOHN ANTIC WM MSS L AIRMAIL BIG AL COWING BELIANY MOTHERS El Pea, TX Odessa, TX ALA BANS RI CRT SILAGGS DERMA a ORRIS E. Grand Forte, MN LARRY CATLIN XIS BROWS RI CIO SIGGGS OlISTY LAM MERLE HAGGARD MANAMA ALAMMA DENVER MSON DIXON ATLANTA VENN GOSDIN .M1li WIRE -FM RANDY IMMIX a HARRIS DONNA MRGO MCCLAIN L. GILLEY WNYR CHARLEY GUS HARDIN WIL'AMIFM MN« INVETTE RILE Wed Pele Bach. FL MIR NWT. PRIDE ALAMO NY WISO MO NoLLLE ANNE MURRAY mew. ALLEN Roehabr, JOHN ALABAMA Sr, Louis, ANDIRON B.J. THOMAS RANDY LEE GRIMM. KENDALLS IC CRT GILLET WILO Median, WI JOSE TELICIMO PARTON BIG AL LOWNING JEM ANDERSON AIRY MITLY DIRT MIRIAM. MONEY MN WILLIAM) CAMPBELL CARL RIONAS CON., G EORGE PA W HK JAMS NICNALL .EN AROMA LEE MRS Williamsport. HAWK WILLIAMS JP SEMI MRINER GIORGI AMES STEMMA. MASLOW JMN SCHNEIDER ST. NITG.00IS BRENTWOOD LARRY GATLIN Cleveland, OH TERRI GIBES MCCLAIN GILLEY LEM REMELT LARRY GATLIN MTIT GRITTY DIRT RAY STEVENS CRYSTAL GAYLE CONWAY WITTY RESEAL GAYLE PALMA PIAGGAIED LON ANDERSON GOSOIN MCCIAIN GILLEY W WODIWKZZ MINN ANDERSON WYRE GEO.E JON. W OEE RONNIE MILSAP MARRA HAM 10.16 MIMAP NIT. GRITTY DIRT Butte, NY BANDANA MLLIA. JR. KFDMMIFM MALE NAGGA Lynchburg, VA JUICE NEWT. Orea Bay, WI DO N KTPKFM MR WILLIAMS JR. BELLAMY BROTHERS MLR!. Wichita, KS G OA WATSON MGR. I. PARTON SIKAGGA KENAI ROGER ROGER a STAG. MELLY WEST Topic., KS DONNA NAM° JO. ANDERSON 611 CURL RUMMY PARTON RIC. AMA MC ENTIRE EDDIE PABBITT ROGERS a PARTON IME. DOOM. BORER BARE ALABAMA MITI M.N. COMAE TRITE, NAM WILLIAMS JP TANYA INCICER SISSY ALARM STARER BROTHERS LAPPS MEL. DAVID ALLAN COL FAMILY BRO. MD.'S PARTON sestri JUICE PEYTON WHOO GOO. TWIT. HANK WILLI.S GARY MAASS RAM WILLIAM JA RONNIE MILSAP BROTNERS WTNIFM MR. HACCA. JP. Orlando, FL MICKEY GIL.1 JUICE MOON ATLANTA ANNE MURRAY KYNN-AMIFM Tone Haute, IN IAN GRAY WFNC LW. DAVID POSTER MRCSS ZELL. BROTH. WIC,/ O RMha, NB BMW. LEI Fayenevllle, NC PIC. ITALCIE JOAN ANDERSON JO. CORLEY PRIDE Springfield, MA Ams MOMS. ROUE RE. ANNE PMERAY EARL THOMAS CORLEY TEXAS AXEL MAX WILLIAMS JUICE RE. 1 LEAP KENNY PAGERS RO NNIE MIRA, CO.. .. NM,. LARRY CATLIN BRUNT ANOTTLARS ARTY GRITTY DIRT GRIPTIAMOD WUSOFM CON WILLIAMS Notteet PMRPHICI MCLAIN GILLEY MURREE JOHNNY CASH BARBA. MANDRLL K ENNY ROGERS HAM WILLIAMS J1. MCI.. RONNIE AILS. JCR. ME KARLA HAGGARD Wlnchater, VA Hotteet HAM WILLI.S OM. WATSON MN WILLIAMS GRITTY ROM. MLS. MR MC ENTIRE Hotteet NIT. DIRT ALABAMA ROGERS WMC-AM PARTON RONNIE MILS. RICE} SKAGGS JOAN SCHMID. WCAW MAGGS BARBARA MANDREL/ MGERS PARTON ROY ACGERS M.mphle TN MAIN TAYLOR-GOOD MANI MILS. EDDIE RABBIT/ MGM. PARTM Charlaron. WV ROY CLAM KEHL KHOC KYOOFM KEIN ATLANTA ROGERS & PARTON TERM Gams WPAP-FM RICH LANDERS LYNN .DEMON WEST Arroto Grade. CA Casper. WY Dormer, CO Oral Falls, MT BELLA. BROTMPS BANDAR Pamela Coy, FL XXO1 ANDIRON MEMEL MUMMY BEILANY BROTHERS SYLVIA COMAE TWIT. .50.11 ALLEN KRSTFM MAMMA MADRE, TERRI GIBBS ANDERSON KEEN KE NNY ROGERS RONNIE MILS. WIRY KNIXFM KCCYFM KTOM KCB° WESC-AMIFM RANK WILLIAMS JR. Albuquerque, NM JUICE MENTON SYLVIA GM HARDIN ALABAMA JOHN ANDERSON PhodNx,AZ San Diego. CA San Jo». CA OreenvllN, SC DAVID ALLAN COI BANDANA LLOYD MVID FOSTER Pueblo, CO Sallies, CA RIC. SKAGGS NAM WILLIAMS MI MALE HAGGARD GUS GEORGE WIRY GRITTY DIRT EXILE ANNE MURRAY NEGRAS P.TON ROGERS PARTON OWE HAGGARD COWRY J.. JANIE mutts MEET GRITTY DIRT BELLA. BICTREIR BRICE HENDERSE. RAY CNARLES MT. JUICE gäRONNIE.r MIR NEWTON CARL THOMAS COML. MI MILLAR DAVID FRIERML J.CE NEWTON LONNA FARO RONNIE 'OMAR RONNIE MILS. MEANT BROWN WILLIE NELSON JILL Hot Met RM. LOCAL SINCIAN SAVANNAH MCI.. HILMAR MN WI LL LAMS MENTAL GAYLE SIMI SKAGGS WOK( MOE NARY BOBBY BARE GUS NAPKIN JAN GRAY WITTY GRIRY DIRT RIOT RIG. KENNY PEGIPS DON WILLEMS STEM MRINER WTOR-FM GAR WARM DAN SCAM DENVER MARLS NAM 761 Meridian, MS FAMILY BROWN ALABAMA MCLAIN GILLEY ROGERS PARTON WlndadSaMm, NC ROORZ AIRY MITTY DIRT STEVE WAR.. .131. BARE DEBI BASS PUREE GILLEY RONNIE NILS. PORT GRITTY DIRT GUS HARDIN /MCLAIN GILLEY SR. WAROIER PIE.L HAGGARD WOKO ARLAN! MOTORS BELLAMY BROTALM MR BOLL/AMR JR. MGM. PARTON JENNINGS 1.60 cRASH RUMOR RONNIE MILS. DovwlPwlamoulK, NH ROGERS JAMIE FRICKE JANIS FRICKE SISSY SUGGS KUut KUON-FM BARBARA MANDRILL GILLET MIR NORMS KVEO JOHMET RODRIGUE. VICTOMA MAW JOAN ANDERSON KUZZ Cheyenne, WY OR RONNIE MILS. 2.161 ANDEMON Eugene, ALABAMA MC. SMOGS aakdstl.ld, CA Las Vepea, NV COONFM ROGERS LEE GPEEMOGO MANX WILLIAMS SP. ANNE WORMY MARL RLTS NME WILLIAMS R. ANNE WRAY, STEVE San Diapo, CA ALABAMA ROGER PARTON EIKFM WILLIMS ATLANTA MR J.16 RIRIE CONWAY TWITTY BARBARA MANDRELL ROGERS a PARTON CA ERST DAN MRS Amhalm, GARY 'ORRIS VIM GOAD. COO. WIRY JOHN ANDIRON BELL.. MOWERS KMPSAMIFM STATLIP BROOM. MINT MATRA GRITTY DIRT Resmvll, NM E SOP -FM AMR MURRAY NITTY ATLANTA LARRY CATLIN RAS. S.eNN, WA RIMY ROGERS CORRY WITTE JOHNNY MEMO r REX ALL. JR JOAN BEWILDER KWJJ San Lake City. UTJIM Corns MP. HAGGARD MORIGM. LARRY GATLIN SLICE MOON mRy Gar,. DERMA MARLS TM. IMNETTE OR BANDANA WIRY GRITTY DIRT PEE. MC ENTIRE JAWSIE MIRE JANIE FRICKE Portland, DAVID FRIZZELL JOIN ANDERSON KILTFM CRYSTAL GAYLE Hot [set BRENDA UM HANK WILLIAMS RICK( SKAGGS MIST MARLS SISSY SPACER REM. TWITTY oDE LANE ULM AMNIA MILS. IMMIX NRSAP OIRTILLY CRIS. TERRI GIBBS Hauton, TO GEORGE JOINS LARRY MILLN KMAK DAVID FRIEZML My RANA PCCIA. GILLEY WHITES COMP CRIER JANIE RAMOS ATUNTA ROM IA MAO CA ANNE MURRAY pANDy BART. KITTY AMNIA MILSAP ROGER PARTON Frano, BRENTWOOD GRITTY DIRT WITTY GRITTY DIRT HAM WILLIAM JP HMI WILLIAMS JP. DERV. a HARRIS NoTteM MO. RABBI, RCM. RIM. STEVE LARL IMO THE MERLE MCKY SKAGGS VERN GORDO. BARBARA MANDRILL COW WILLI.6 COMAS WIRY RONNIE *IMP, JOSE RELICS.° MIME HAGGARD CRYSTAL GAYLE STATLER R161. MG ENTIRE STEVE EARL AND TR wRKZFM RONNIE NIMAN CON G.t WATSON NAME NAGGAIO N/TTY WIRY DIRT MLLIANS RANDY AWARD ß REED ALABMA MCCLAIN L. GILLEY Henley, PA MALE INSGARD CON WI LL1 MS POURS a PARTON GENE WATSON KEGS STEVE WARIOR 23 THOUS STEVE WARNER ALBA NC ENTIRE ID SAUCE. DON Colorado Spring, CO LLI.S COAS A LABAMA MAMMA CON WILLIAMS CERT. GAYLE 0g2 San Francisco, CA STEVE ORIN. EVAN CONWAY TWIT. GEORGE JONES 149 Current Reports MT. MITTY RONNIE M.AP Powell, WY KI00 ROGER b PARTON Anchorage, AK ATLANTA MERLE MGGARD K GEMIK JOT URA. BROTHERS St Anthony, ID E D BRUCE GUS HARDIN JOHN DENVER a HARRIS MN K LAC ANDERSON CONWAY TWISTY ANNE MURRAY Bolse. ID WILLI/NS KCKC Loe Anales, CA ./.12 FRICKE JU ICI «ATOP GIORGI Mi. GATLIN WHITES San Benn.rdlno, CA ROME The following stations did not ATLANTA .1. KRAK NAM WILLIPMS JR JONES REM. GAYLE J.T11 ANDIRON .t feet CONWAY WIRY CREST. GAYLE KRWOFM Sacramento, CA AIRY GRITTY DIRT GATLIN NIT. GRITTY DIRT RORIE MILS. report this week and therefore ROME AILS. K VERN GOBLIN Gold Hill, OR SAM REMY CUB EARLY NAST ROGER 6 KNEW J UICE NEWTON AMT. CREST. GAYLE MALE HAGGARD Tinton. AZ their playlists were frozen: EARL COPLEY CONN. WITTY AMR MURRAY W AJR TEMPS °Mend/S.F., CA STINNANIE ROGERS a PARTON MIME HAGGARD aaaa Nam. NAM WILLI.6 SIERRA MaprNerrn, WV ED BRUCE DON WILLIAMS DINTLOU HAM. LARRY CATLIN GIORGI JON. CRYSTAL GAYLE Mtteet MAY MORRIS MR. HAGGARD EDDI I RABBI TT MAI MIRROR WBGW-FM/Bangor RONNIE GUS HAM. BIC. AL CONNING AILS. JIM CLAMP MALE NARA. STEM MOIS BANDY ATLANTA J. GLASER BOBBY ALABAMA JONIP ANDERS. ROGERS R 'some KU BAM BAN SEALS NIT, GMT. DIM ANNE MIRSAy C01.1. WITTY ROGER PARTON Denver, CO .10. SCIMEIDER Hottest TANYA TUCKER AMER WYNETTE ROGIRS ROM. MILS. R&R welcomes WMZQ/Washington JOMN ANDERSON ROGERS RONNIE PAM THOPMS CONLEY REMY BRENDA LEE. ILGEPS PARTON ROGERS a PARTON Notteete MALL MGM. a MCLAIN GILLEY as new reporter. GATLIN 39 ROHN. MILSAP PIAMT AGM. .MY CMI WILLIAMS ALASAMA LEE GRIMM. BARBARA MARRELL RIBA MC ENTIRE GARY MORRIS SYLVIA KINWP MGM. DEBORAH RALL.e

JOHNNY LEE - Hey Bartender - (Full Moon/WB) "My Baby DON WILLIAMS - Yellow Moon - (MCA) "Yellow Moon" Hottest Tracks: Don't Slow Dance" "Blue Monday" "You Really Got A Hold On Me" "I'm In Love "Pressure" "Wrong End Of The Rainbow" "Buried measure" MCA) Again" "Women In Boots" "Overnight KENNY ROGERS BARBARA MANDRELL - Spun Gold - (MCA) Sensation" "Loveless" Most Requested: LOUISE MANDRELL Too Hot To Sleep (RCA) "Runaway - - ROGERS & PARTON "Islands In The Stream" (RCA) Heart'" "A New Girl In Town" "Lady Killer" ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" (RCA) RONNIE MILSAP - Keyed Up - (RCA) "I'm Just A Redneck At COUNTRY ALBUMS C. McCLAIN & M. GILLEY "Paradise Tonight" (Epic) Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. Heart" GARY MORRIS - Why Lady Why - (WB) "Why Lady Why" RONNIE MILSAP "Don't You Know How,,," (RCA) "Runaway Hearts" "Mama You Can't Give Me No Whippin' " "I Can Feel The GARY MORRIS "The Wind Beneath My Wings" (WB) MOE BANDY - Devoted To Your Memory - (Columbia) Fire Going Out" "The Way 1 Love You Tonight" RICKY SKAGGS "You've Got A Lover" (Epic) "Don't Sing No Songs About Texas" "Someone Like You" CHARLEY PRIDE - Night Games - (RCA) "The Late Show" KENNY ROGERS "Scarlet Fever" (Liberty) EARL THOMAS CONLEY - Don't Make It Easy For Me - "Draw The Line" (RCA) Home So Fine" "Angel In Disguise" "You Can't Go On (Like A Rolling KENNY ROGERS - Eyes That See In The Dark - (RCA) "Burled Treasure" "Eyes That See In The Dark" "Midsummer Nights" "Hold Stone)"" "Don't Make It Easy For Me" Me" "You & I" "Living With You" Airplay150 , . , See Page 51 LACY J. DALTON - Dream Baby - (Columbia) "You Satisfy Me" SYLVIA - Sylvia - (RCA) "Bobby's In Vicksburg" R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 53 Adult /Contemporary MOST ADDED HOTTEST BILLY JOEL (42) SPANDAU BALLET (91) Continued from Back Page Uptown Girl (Columbia) True (Chrysalis) DEBORAH ALLEN (24) K. ROGERS with D. PARTON (83)

Baby I Lied (RCA) Islands In The Stream (RCA) LIONEL RICHIE (23) BILLY JOEL (82) All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) Tell Her About It (Columbia) RITA COOLIDGE (19) AIR SUPPLY (74) Only You (A&M) Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) BREAKERS. MATTHEW WILDER (19) GEORGE BENSON (59) Break My Stride (Private I/CBS) Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) PETER ALLEN (15) BONNIE TYLER (52) Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) NAKED EYES Once Before I Go (Arista) Promises, Promises (EMI America) 52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 19/0, Medium 35/5, Light Adds 10,W101, KHOW, B100, KEZR, WHEN, GORDON LIGHTFOOT "Salute (A Lot More Livin' To Dol" (WB) 18/1 18/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KRNT. Medium: WKNE, KVIC, KEEZ, KWEB, KFQD, KEY103, WTMA, KISN, WWNR, KRNO. Moves 27-26 on the A/C chart. KEXO, KRLC, KRSB, KALE. Light: WCCO, WAHR, WSRZ, WSKI, WGSV, KVOX, KTWO, KQDI. PAUL YOUNG "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" (Columbia) 17/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WMAZ, WFMK. Medium: WGY, WHHY, WEIM, KEEZ, KALE. Light: WKGW, WAHR, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WHNN, WBOW, KQSW, KRSB. NEW & ACTIVE MEN AT WORK "Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive" (Columbia) 16/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WHHY, KRLC, KRNO, KRSB. Heavy: WGY. Medium: KNBR, WTKO, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ. Light: V100, WTMA, WKZE-FM, KEEZ, KTWO. MICHAEL MURPHEY "Don't Count The Rainy Days" (Liberty) 66/10 ELVIS COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS "Everyday I Write The Book" (Columbia) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 38/5, Light 24/4, Total Adds 10, WRMM, KUDL, WKGW, WSLI, 2WD, WENS, 3WM, KRDO, KEX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KWAV, WEIM, KQSW. Medium: KUDO, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV.vy: WGY, WAHR, KSL. Medium: WCCO, KGW, KFMB, WMAZ, WRVA, KRNT, WTRX, KUGN, WKZE-FM, WEIM, KFSB, KEEZ. Light: WSRZ, KOIL, WTKO, WSKY, KVIC, WVBS, WHNN. WTKO, E, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ, WLVA, KCRG, KVOX, KFSB, KFOR, KWEB, WBOW, KFQD, KTWO, KEXO, KRNO, KQSW, B, KVSF, KSRO, KALE. Debuts at number 30 on the A/C chart due to significant airplay. GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS "You're Number One (In My Book)" (Columbia) 13/8 Girl" 57/42 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/3, Light 9/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, WPIX, WAHR, WMAZ, WHHY, WHBC, WKZE-FM, WSKI, BILLY JOEL "Uptown (Columbia) WHNN. Medium: KNOW. Light: WEIM, KFSB, WJON, KRSB. 5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 20/13, Light 35/27, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 42, WFBR, WTAE, WPRO, WS3, WSB-FM, WHHY, 55KRC, KS94, KHOW, KPPL, KOST, KGW, KFMB, WBEN, V100, WSFM, WGY, WKGW, WTMA, WEZC, WGOW, WRKA, GLENN SHORROCK "Don't Girls Get Lonely" (Capitol) 13/2 WCPI, WCKQ, WGSV, WLVA, WVBS, KEEZ, KWEB, KTWO, KRLC, KRNO, WFMK, KRAV, KRDO, KKUA, KWAV, WTKO, WSKI, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WRVR, WKNE. Medium: WCKQ, KFQD. Light: WSRZ, WCHV, KVIC, KFSB, KRSB. KQSW, KSRO, KALE. Medium: 8100, WHBC, WKZE-FM, WFMK, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WNGS, KEEZ, KRLC, KRSB. Iln DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" (RCA) 54/24 STACY LATTISAW "Miracles" (Cotillion/Atco) 12/3 29/16, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 24, WHB, KGW, 8100, WICC, WGY, WKGW, LMII Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 24/8, Light Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/2, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WPRO, WHHY, KEXO. Heavy: 97AIA, KOST, KRSB. 3WM, KISN, WWNR, WSKY, WGSV, KVIC, KWEB, KFQD, KEXO, KRNO, KEY103, WAFB, WQUE, WRVA, WHBY, WING, WTRX, Medium: WPIX, WRIE, WEIM. Light: Y97, WKNE, WSKI. KALE. Heavy:WAHR. Medium: WFBR, KVIL-FM, KUDL, WSLI, WMAZ, KSL, WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WCKQ, WLVA, KFSB, KFOR, KSRO. JOURNEY "Send Her My Love" (Columbia) 11/7 Rotations: Heavy 5/4, Medium 6/3, Light 0, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 7, WFBR, KRNT, WFMK, KUDO, WKZE-FM, WCKQ, KVSF. JEFFREY OSBORNE "Don't You Get So Mad" (A&M) 47/4 Medium: KWAV. Light: WSKY, KEEZ, KRSB. Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 25/1, Light 11/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WZZP, WHHY, WENS, KEXO. Heavy: KPPL, KOST, WRIE, WGY, WQUE, WWNR, WCHV, WVBS, KFSB, KEEZ, KRSB. Medium: WPIX, WPRO, WLTT, KVIL-FM, KGW, WKGW, WEZC, FRANK STALLONE "Far From Over" (RSO/PolyGram) 11/1 KFQD, KTWO, KRLC, KRNO, KQSW, KALE. 2WD, WEZS, WFMK, WISM-FM, KWAV, KEX, WKNE, WSKI, WCPI, WLVA, WBOW, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WKZE-FM. Heavy: WFBR, WSKI. Medium: WAXY. WCZY, Y107, KRDO, WTNY. Light: KEIM, KRAV, KEEZ. aMATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride" (Private I/CBS) 41/19 23/13, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 19, WFBR, WPIX, KFMB, WBEN, WKGW, WBT, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/5, Light ROD STEWART "What Am I Gonna Do (I'm So In Love With you)" (WB) 10/1 KOSW. Medium: WMAZ, WHBY, WAHR, WHBC, KSTT, KWAV, WWNR, WTKO, WKNE, WLVA, WROV, WBOW, KTWO, KRLC, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KRSB. Heavy: KFIM. Medium: WFMK, KUDO, WSKI, WFMK, WISM-FM, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, KFSB, KEEZ, KFQD, KRNO, KALE. WSKY, WVBS. Light: WSRZ, WKZE-FM, KEEZ.

%PETER ALLEN "Once Before I Go" (Arista) 35/15 JOSE FELICIANO "Let's Find Each Other Tonight" (Motown) 9/3 KISN, KSL, WSKI, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/7, Light 22/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 15, WGY, WVLK, WRVA, KEX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WMAZ, WHBY, WJBC. Medium: KRNT, WWNR. Light: WCPI, WJBC, KVOX, KFOR, KTWO, KEXO, KQSW, KALE. Medium: KUGN, WCKQ, KFSB, KVSF, KSRO. WCCO, WAHR, WEIM, WJON. MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Maniac" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 31/1 AMERICA "Cast The Spirit" (Capitol) 9/2 WCHV, KEEZ. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 18/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, 610TVN. Heavy: WZZP, WCZY, WHEN, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KGW, WKNE. Medium: WTKO, KVIC. Light: WHBY, WTNY, WCPI, WLVA, WHNN, $Aedium:GR55, 3WS, WFYR, WMJI, KGW, KMGC, WLAC-FM, 55KRC, WENS, KSTT, 3WM, WCKQ, KEEZ, KFQD, KTWO. WBOW, KS94. ROBERT PLANT "Big Log" (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 9/2 BETTE MIDLER "All I Need To Know" (Atlantic) 31/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFYR, WVBS. Heavy: KFIM. Medium: WFBR, WSKI, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/0, Light 14/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WPIX, WAHR. Medium: WFBR, WCCO, WGY, WSKY, KALE. Light: WQUE, WSRZ. WMAZ, WHHY, KRNT, WKNE, WCPI, WLVA, KVOX, KWEB, WJON, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY "I Am Love" (Geffen) 9/1 MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" (Capitol) 30/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KEXO. Medium: WHHY, WEIM. Light: WCCO, WHBC, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 15/3, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WCZY, KGW, KUDO, KVIC, WHNN, KFQD, KQSW. KKUA, WSKI, WJON, WBOW. Heavy: KOST, KFIM, WFMK. Medium: WOMC, WISM-FM, KRAV, KRDO, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, KEEZ, KENO, KRSB, KALE. DONNA SUMMER "Unconditional Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 8/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KKUA, WBOW. Medium: WPIX, KRSB. Light: WCCO, WSKI, KFSB, KEEZ. ASIA "Don't Cry" (Geffen) 8/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WCHV. Heavy: WSKI. Medium: WCZY, WLAC-FM. Light: SIGNIFICANT ACTION WICC, WQUE, KSTT, WKZE-FM. KLIQUE "Stop Doggin' Me Around" (MCA) 7/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 4/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WFBR, WAEB, WBEN, WEIM, KFQD, KQSW. Light: 97AIA. JIM GLASER "The Man In The Mirror" (Noble Vision) 29/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/1, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KRNT, KOIL. Heavy: WAHR, KQDI. Medium: WCCO, MICHAEL JOHNSON "Lifetime Guarantee" (EMI America) 7/5 WJON, KEXO, KRSB, KVSF. Light: WKGW, WV..K, WRVA, WMAZ, WHBY, WWNR, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, KVIC, KVOX, KFOR, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 6/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WEIM, WKNE, WNGS, KFQD, KRSB. Medium: KVSF. WHBC, WTKO, WCHV, WJBC, KEEZ, KWEB, KFQD, KTWO, KRLC. Light: KVOX. ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" (RCA) 28/10 MADNESS "It Must Be Love" (Geffen) 7/2 Light 15/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, WAFB, WVLK, WRVA, WEIM, WCHV, WLVA, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/1, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WCZY, WQUE. Heavy: KFIM. Medium: WEZC, WSKI, KFSB. Heavy: WGY, WAHR. Medium: WFBR, KVIL-FM, WSLI, WMAZ, WHHY, KRNT, WCKQ, WGSV, WROV, KVIC, WVBS, WSKY. Light: WKZE-FM. KEXO, KALE. Light: WIVY, WEZS, WSKI, KWEB, KTWO. FIXX "One Thing Leads To Another" (MCA) 6/1 WHISPERS "This Time" (Solar/Elektra) 28/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVBS. Heavy: KFIM. Medium: WSKI, WSKY. Light: 2WD, KRNT, WCKQ, WGSV, KRLC, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/3, Light 16/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, B100, WMAZ, KSTT, WKZE-FM. KQSW, KALE. Heavy: WEIM. Medium: WFBR, KEY103, WHBY, KSL, WWNR, WCHV, KFOR, KEXO. Light: WCCO, WA AR, WTRX, KKUA, WSKI, WVBS, WHNN, WJON, WBOW, KTWO. ELTON JOHN "Kiss The Bride" (Geffen) 6/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/0, Light 0/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KFIM, WSKI, KEEZ. Medium: KUDO, WSKY, STARBUCK "The Full Cleveland" (Lowery) 28/1 WVBS. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 16/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WCKQ. Heavy: KFSB. Medium: WSLI, WRVR, WHHY, WEIM, WSKI, WGSV, KRLB-FM, WLVA, KVIC, WJON, KALE. Light: WAHR, WVLK, 2WD, WFMK, KRDO, WWNR, WTKO, KEEZ, WILLIE NELSON & WAYLON JENNINGS "Take It To The Limit" (Columbia) 5/5 WHNN, WBOW, KFQD, KTWO, KRLC, KOSW, KRSB. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WCLR, WBT, WAHR, WGSV, KWEB. CARLY SIMON "You Know What To Do" (WB) 25/4 THREE DOG NIGHT "It's A Jungle" (Passport) 5/1 14/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KFMB, KEEZ, WBOW, KSRO. Medium: KEY103, KVIC, WJON, KRSB. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/1, Light Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KFQD. Light: WCCO, WKZE-FM, WKNE, KVIC, KFSB, KFQD, KRLC, KRSB, KVSF, KALE. Light: V100, WRVA, WSRZ, WHBY, WHBC, KRDO, KISN, WSKI, WSKY, WGSV, WNGS.

POLICE "King Of Pain" (A&M) 24/4 NEW & ACTIVE Includes songs reported by at least 30 of our A/C reporting stations. The 11/2, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WFYR, WLAC-FM, WTNY, WVBS. Heavy: KFIM, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium A/C WSKI. Medium: WTAE, WEZC, WQUE, WSRZ, KRAV, KRDO, KUDO, WSKY, WCKQ. Light: 97AIA, WICC, V100, Y107, KSTT, two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation Indicate how many KWAV, WKZE-FM, KEEZ, WBOW. reporters are on the record this week and, of those, how many added It for the first playlists (Heavy, Medium, Light, CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Raise A Voice" (Atlantic) 23/5 time this week. A/C stations report their by rotations Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/2, Light 11/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WAHR, KEXO, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB. Medium: and Add). The two numbers following each rotational designation Indicate how many WSRZ, WHBY, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, KVOX, WCCO, WKNE, WCKQ, KRLB-FM, WLVA, KFOR, KEEZ, KWEB, KFQD, KALE. Light: stations have the record In that particular rotation and, of those, how many added It WBOW, KSRO. directly Into that same rotation. IM RITA COOLIDGE "Only You" (A&M) 22/19 Lail Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/5, Light 15/13, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 19, 6100, KFMB, WAHR, WHBC, WTRX, KKUA, KSL, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, KVOX, KFSB, WBOW, KTWO, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. Medium: KFOR. Light: WHBY, SIGNIFICANT ACTION Is a Quantitative listing of songs below the New & Active level. WGSV. Q indicates one of this week's most added new releases. STEVIE NICKS "If Anyone Falls" (Modem/Atco) 21/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/3, Light 9/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WCZY, KFIM, WIVY, WLAC-FM. WEIM, KFSB, KFQD, KQSW, KSRO. Medium: WQUE, WFMK, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ, KVIC, WBOW, KRNO. Light: WKZE-FM, WVBS, KEEZ. MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs reported "hottest" compiled from all our reporters. The number In parentheses JACKSON BROWNE "Tender Is The Night" (Asylum) 20/11 In & number of Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/3, Light 14/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 11, WARM98, WGY, KFIM, 2WD, WFMK, WKNE, WSKI, Immediately following the songs Most Added Hottest Indicate the total WTNY, WBOW, KRSB, KSRO. Medium: WQUE, WSKY, WCKQ. Light: WSB-FM, WENS, KISN, WEIM, WVBS, KEEZ. A/C reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song Is among their five hottest. AIC Adds & Hots ... See Page 54 Page 54 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Regional Adds ar Hots

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IA W MAIMacon EAST MIDWEST SSNRCICInclnn.Ii W MJ JIBIrm ing ham W IVYIJacksonyllls WLAGFMINaM.11ls 2WDINorlolk Carl Mann SOUTH Stews Murphy Parallel One Gary Smith Da.e Mason Thomas/W anon TBAScoM Da» Nichols Rlehardaw/AINn Parallel One COMMODORES Parallel One BEE GEES RONNIE MILSAP STEVIE WHISPERS LIONEL RICHIE none NICKS POLICE MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: BRYSON L FLACK Hottest: SHEENA EASTON JOSE FELICIANO Hottest: GLADYS ENIGHT STEVIE NICKS JACKSON BROWNE WF BRIBa1tlmore MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL WRMM1Atlanla SERGIO MENDES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE WCLRICtMugo Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON PAUL YOUNG WHISPERS Andy Szulinakl AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET BONNIE TYLER Hottest: Gary Prke BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY Allan Saunders Hottest: Hottest: GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON SHEENA EASTON LAURA SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS 6 PARTON BRANIGAN RLIQUE LAURA BRANIGAN MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY GEORGE BRYSON L FLACK LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS L PARTON BENSON SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL JACKSON JOURNEY NELSON L JENNINGS BONNIE TYLER LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS L PARSON NINES BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN Rottest: AIR SUPPLY CRYSTAL GAYLE MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARSON SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL WOYIxhenectedy RITA COOLIDGE GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY JUICE NEWTON LAURA BRANIGAN KVOXIFargo-MoorReed BILLY ROGERS 6 PARTON FrM. L FLACK WVLKR..IiMgton JOEL ANNE MURRAY Weher ROGERS L PARTON BRYSON 610TVNIColumbus Jim Christie WTMAICharleston, Bottent: AIR SUPPLY ROGERS 6 PARTON SC KellylRlch.rds Y IOTINash.11le WEIS/Richmond BILLY JOEL FMZGereldlbnes WRVRiM.mpM. BILLY JOEL NAKED EYES PETER ALLEN SPANDAU BALLET Dare Amos Bill Burkett ChurchlSte.ens P.NE STALLONE JACKSON BROWNE LAURA BRANIGAN PETER ALLEN Stew BONN BILLY JOEL RITA COOLIDGE NAKED EYES BONNIE TYLER DEBORAH ALLEN MICHAEL SEMBELLO ALABAMA SERGIO Hottest: ANNE MURRAY GLENN MENDER SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY MANHATTAN TRANSFE BONNIE TYLER WSB/Allene Hottest: SHORROCK LIONEL RICHIE WFYRICMcago Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFO Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON PETER ALLEN BILLY JOEL John WNberb.. MICHAEL JACKSON Grp Plcclano Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD BILLY JOEL Hottest: PAUL ANNA SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL SERGIO MENDER SPANDAU BALLET ORSSIBuMelo AIR SUPPLY JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE AIR SUPPLY BILLY POLICE SPANDAU BALIJOT BONNIE TYLER JOEL ROGERS L PARTON COMMODORES RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL ROGERS L PARTON SPANDAU BALLET Jerry Reo ROBERT PLANT ROGERS 6 PARTON PAUL AREA JOE ESPOSITO ROGERS 6 PARTON AMERICA GEORGE BENSON ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: GEORGE BENSON GEORGE BENSON LIONELLRICHIE WORK LAU. BRANIGAN ROGERS L PARSON BONNIE TYLER LIONEL RICHIE MEN AT AIR SUPPLY BONNIE TYLER LIONEL MANHATTAN TRANS. NFU/Joplin. MO LIONEL RICHIE AIR SUPPLY LEE GREENWOOD RICHIE SPANDAU BALLET SHEENA EASTON Hottest: WINO/Dayton Don Carpenter WRKAILoula.11le WRVARUehneond Hottest: EURYTHMICS ROGERS L PARTON WHEN/Syreeuw Joe Demme WBTICharlotle bH Crawford WHHYIMonlgomery Lou Dean BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL STEVIE NICKS BRYSON 6 FLACK WOUEINew OHwns AIR SUPPLY Karen Gallagher RINKS D ays Bishop Horton/Thomas AIR SUPPLY DEBORAH ALLEN RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL Chris Bryan DEBORAH ALLEN BONNIE TYLER BONNIE TYLER ALABAMA ALABAMA LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: MIRIIonts LINDA BONSTADT SHEENA EASTON BILLY JOEL MICRAEL SEMBELLO ROGERS L PARTON W SB -F DEBORAH ALLEN NAKED EYES BILLY JOEL Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER JUICE NEWTON MEN AT WORK PETER ALLEN SPANDAU BALLET Donna Brake MADNESS TANYA TUCKER BRYSON 6 PLACK AIR SUPPLY NELSON L JENNINGS A: STACY LATTISAW WPIXINew Yak WARM9BICINRIMMall BILLY JOEL Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: AIRIR SUPPLY GLADYS KNIGHT Alan Anderson Tom Walker JENNIFER NAKED EYES GEORGE BILLY JEFFREY SPANDAU BALLET GEORGE BENSON JUICE NEWTON WARNES EDDIE RABBITT BENSON JOEL OSBORNE LAURA BRANIGAN ROGERS CRYSTAL GAYLE AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON Nottest: SPANDAU BALLET GLADYS KNIGHT 6 PARTON COMMODORES BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON SERGIO MENDES SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL BRYSON L FLACK MATTHEW WILDER AL JARRED Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ANNE MURRAY SPANDAU BALLET KRNTIDes Moines BONNIE TYLER SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS á PARTON BONNIE TYLER Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE KFORILIneoln, NE POLICE ROGERS L PARTON SERENA ROGERS L ROGERS 6 PARTON EASTON Slew Gibbons ROGERS L PARTON PARTON BILLY JOEL Hottest: Cathy Blythe AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON WKOW/UtIca-Home JENNIFER WARNES GORDON LIGHTFOOT WEZCICharlotle LIONEL. RICHIE SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICHIE SPANDAU BALLET GEORGE BENSON Carpenter/Keller JOURNEY LIONEL RICHIE Ralph Rhoades GEORGE BENSON LIONEL RICHIE PETER ALLEN WSRZISansots LAURA BRANIGAN SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: HuntingtonnelNns MICHAEL MURPHEY JIM GLASER KVIUDallaa-FI. Worth BILLY JOEL DEBORAH ALLEN SERGIO ARMDES WHISPERS SPANDAU BALLET AL JARREAU WYNYINew Yak Chuck Rhodes MATTHEW WILDEN Hottest: GEORGE BENSON Hottest: none Jeff Maºel WMJIICIev.lsnd SERGIO MONDES 125 Current Reports Hottest: BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY none BILLY JOEL L BILLY MCV.y/N.rs BILLY JOEL ROGERS PARTON ROGERS L JOEL LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: Hottest: PARTON BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON COMMODORES BONNIE TYLER LAURA BRANIGAN BRYSON & FLACK BEE GEES TACO SPANDAU SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICHIE BALLET Hottest: AL JARRED KEEZ/Mankato, MN BILLY JOEL reported GEORGE GEORGE BENSON MANHATTAN TRANSFER BRYSON L FLACK The following stations frozen BENSON POLICE Hottest: AIR SUPPLY SERGIO ROGERS 6 PARTON Sue LeFond MENDES LAURA BRANIGAN LAURA BRANIGAN BONNIE TYLER BILLY JOEL WTRXIFIInt W GO W IC hells nooge playlists this week: DONNA SUMMER GEORGE BENSON CARLY SIMON ROGERS L PARTON BulaRWright Sc heeHar/Dee son EURYTHMICS JENNIFER WARNES AL JARREAU BILLY JOEL Parallel Three Lauderdela Parallel Three BONNIE TYLER MANHATTAN TRANSFO ANNE MURRAY WAXY/Ft. CRYSTAL GAYLE SPANDAU BALLET JO JO ZEP Shawllaa WLTT/Washington WIAEPMsburgh RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL W W NRIB.ekley AL JARREAU BILLY JOEL AL JARRED Don Bern. WZZPICIe.N.m Hottest: none Gary Mann DEBORAH ALLEN Hottest: HOCtest: WCCO/Minneapolis WSRYIAsheSBle DunphylGeorgeson Hottest: BILLY JOEL SERGIO MENDER Don Brookshire BILLY JOEL BRYSON a FLACK MATTHEW WILDER AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET BONNIE KNBR/San Francisco SAMNA EASTON AIR SUPPLY TYLER DEBORAH ALLEN ROGERS L PARTON BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON DEBORAH ALLEN BRYSON L FLACK BILLY JOEL NAKED EYES EDDIE RABBITT BONNIE TYLER SERGIO MENDER SPANDAU BALLET KVIL-FM/Dallas JO JO ZEP Notfeet: JEFFREY OSBORNE BONNIE TYLER Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET BONNIE TYLER ROGERS & PARTON DAVID SANBORN MICHAEL JACKSON SPANDAU BALLET BILLY SBEENA EASTON MICHAEL JACKSON Y97/Pittsburgh RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL JOEL SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: KWEBMochester, MN KMGCID.IIa.Fl. Hottest. BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL JACKSON 9TAIAMlami Worth GEORGE BENSON Al /Meisen Larry WOWO/Ft. Wayne SPANDAU BALLET SPANDAU BALLET LAURA BRANIGAN Chris Goble Jame. ROGERS a PARTON GEORGE BENSON POLICE WOWOIFI. W.ym BILLY JOEL COMMODORES ROGERS i PARTON BRYSON é FLACK Chris Willing none LIONEL RICHIE WISM-FM/Madison AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL Hottest: BONNIE TYLER WWSW (BWSIIPIMsbunkh Hottest: GEORGE BENSON none DEBORAH ALLEN AIR SUPPLY 97AIA/Miami COMMODORES Herb Crow BRYSON 6 FLACK WKZEFM/Cape Cod Hottest: NELSON L JENNINGS LAURA BRANIGAN WCZYIDetroll BILLY JOEL Hottest: EURYTHMICS Joan Orr STACY LATTISAW PAUL AMU WCKOICempbellsyllle, KY SERENA EASTON Lee Douglas AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON Jackson/Royce Nottest: ANNE MURRAY GEORGE BENSON SERGIO MENDERS The did not report BONNIE TYLER ROGENS L PARTON following stations BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFO ROGERS L PARTON SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN DAVID BOWIE MADNESS MICHAEL JACKSON SPANDAU BALLET KFIM/El Pean this week and therefore their playlists RITA COOLIDGE AIR SUPPLY STEVIE NICKS ROGERS 6 PARSON W1D11Tamps HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS PAM TILLIS SPANDAU BALLET Johnny Thompson PRANK STALLONE MOTELS WENSNndlanapoli. DeCarldMIINr were frozen: LINDA RONSTADT BONNIE TYLER RITA COOLIDGE LIONEL PICHLE WHNNISaglnew JACKSON JOURNEY Cummings/Wheeler BRYSON 6 FLACK BROWNE TUBES Hottest: Guy Perry STEVIE NICKS WHISPERS WPROIProrldenca BILLY JOEL NAKED EYES JOURNEY JEFFREY OSBORNE S INES Hottest: MICHAEL LIONEL RICHIE Tom Cuddy BOB SEGER SEMBELLO MANHATTAN TRANSFE GLADYS KNIGHT SOS WTIC/Hartford AIR SUPPLY LAURA BRANIGAN AotteEt: BAND GLADYS KNIGHT MICHAEL MURPHEY MOTELS Hottest: GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET AL AIR SUPPLY Hottest: H ottest: JARREAU SPANDAU BALLET WJON/St. Cloud ROGERS 6 PARTON STACY LATTISAW AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE SPANDAU BALLET HOttnone st: BILLY JOEL ROGERS L PARTON BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET FIX% WMJJ/Birmingham COMMODORES W OMCID.Iroll DONNA SUMMER LAURA BRANIGAN GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY ROGERS PARTON BONNIE TYLER BONNIE TYLER Barry Argenbrlghl SPANDAU BALLET EURYTHMICS AIR SUPPLY WCHVICharetl...11l., VA W L TTI W eshinglon, D.0 WSRZ/Sarasota AIR SUPPLY BONNIE TYLER BONNIE TYLER Thomu H. Twine Bob Cummings AL JARREAU GEORGE BENSON Parallel Two EDDIE WAHMHunbyllN KBOI/Boise RABBITT WFMKILansIng ASIA none WEIMIFMehburg Cannon/Bosley ROGERS L PARTON WJON/SL Cloud. MN MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: Jack Raymond Hottest: Jay Richards KADI/Great Falls George JOhn0On CS&N ANNE MURRAY GEORGE BENSON BRYSON L KEY1021Auslin RLIQUE FLACK BILLY JOEL RITA COOLIDGE RITA COOLIDGE SPANDAU BALLET COMMODORES Adam.ILaPer. KOY/Phoenix STEVIE NICKS JOURNEY none MATTHEW WILDER ALABAMA ROGERS 6 PARTON SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: RITA COOLIDGE PAUL YOUNG NELSON 6 JENNINGS Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN GEORGE BENSON BONNIE TYLER NAKED EYES MICHAEL JOHNSON INDUSTRY SHEENA EASTON GLADYS KNIGHT BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL KINKS SERGIO ELVIS COSTELLO JACKSON BROWNE DEBORAH ALLEN GLEN CAMPBELL Note: R&R welcomes the following MENDERS KUDL/Kens.s Clty ROGERS L PARTON JUICE ALABAMA Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: NEWTON Elaine Taylor BEE SPANDAU BALLET DAVID SANBORN GEES BILLY JOEL CRYSTAL GAYLE new reporters: AIR SUPPLY Parallel Two NEC MCANALLY AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL SEMBELLO Hottest: MICHAEL AIR SUPPLY RONNIE MILSAP AIR SUPPLY MURPHEY BONWIE TYLER Hottest: WBOWnerre Haute BONNIE TYLER ROGERS 6 PARTON BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY WGSVIGunterayllla WAEBIAINnNWn CRYSTAL GAYLE Young RONNIE MILSAP NAKED EYES LIONEL RICHIE Kevin DEBORAH Jackson/Ball Chapman AIR SUPPLY LAURA BRANIGAN ALLEN KSTT/Quad Cities Mue ROGERS L PARTON MICHAEL DONNA SUMMER SPANDAU JACKSON WISMFMIMedlson DEBORAH ALLEN COMMODORES BALLET BILLY JOEL CARLY SIMON WAFBIBaNn Rouge WSLIIJeckaon, MS WEZC/Charlotte BILI Ventll NELSON L ANNE MURRAY Joe JENNINGS WIE O/Ithaca SPANDAU BALLET MASTREN WILDER Ad.malDenlels Bennett WHISPERS RLIQUE JACKSON BROWNE KRAV/Tulsa BILLY Wayne Fisk none ALABAMA DON WILLIAMS JOEL Hottest: WH8/KaNMe City Hottest: RITA COOLIDGE Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET DEBORAH ALLEN MICHAEL MURPHEY KEEZ/Mankato, MN BILLY JOEL Jell Roberte JUICE NEWTON Hottest: AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY SHEENA EASTON Hottest: AL JARREAU SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL SERGIO MENDERS ROGERS L PARTON BRYSON 6 FLACK GEORGE BENSON ANNE MURRAY KVIC/Victoria, TX MATTHEW WILDER ROGERS L PARTON AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET BRYSON 6 FLACK ANNE MURRAY LAURA BRANIGAN CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: SERGIO MENDERS ROGERS 6 PARTON BILLY JOEL Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET RONNIE MILSAP DEBORAH ALLEN BILLY JOEL NAKED EYES GEORGE BENSON Hottest: SERGIO MENDER BILLY JOEL ROGERS L PARTON ROGERS 6 PARTON WICCIBrldg.port BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET GEORGE BENSON has COMMODORES KOFMIOkIahoma City WQUA/Quad Cities K Rift/Lubbock Lee Roberta AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON BRYSON 6 Rob Roberts FLACK SPANDAU BALLET Jenkins/Duque.n. LAURA BRANIGAN BONNIE TYLER discontinued reporting. DEBORAH ALLEN BRYSON a FLACK ROGERS a PARTON LIONEL RICHIE AL JARREAU AL JARRED GEORGE BENSON WKNE/Keen., NH Hottest: Hottest: ANNE MURRAY BRYSON Hottest: Howard Corday SERGIO MONDES a FLACK WISNMIIWaukee SPANDAU BALLET GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL JACKSON Herds/Murphy GEORGE BENSON WEST SPANDAU BALLET GEORGE BENSON BROWNE BI00/San Diego KISNISait Lake City KTWOICaep.r KOSWIRock Springs. WY MICHAEL JOHNSON NAKED EYES KKUA/HNnolulu ROGERS L PARTON ROGERS L PARTON COMMODORES Parallel McCartney/Knight John Leader Bryan Maloney ROGERS 6 PARTON One Klmo Akme Dan Jesaop BONNIE TYLER RONNIE MILSAP AMERICA GLENN SHORROCK MANHATTAN TRANSFER SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: ANNE MURRAY NAKED EYES RITA COOLIDGE MOTELS MATTHEW WILDER KOIUOmaha DONNA SUMMER WLVA/Lynchburg, VA BILLY JOEL KHOWIDenrer RITA COOLIDGE PETER MOON BAND DEBORAH ALLEN PETER ALLEN COIN WBENIBun.lo Hottest: Masonllrwln DEBORAH ALLEN STEVIE NICKS Matt McCall KINKS AIR SUPPLY Moore/Sternes MANHATTAN TRANSFER PETER ALLEN ANNE MURRAY Roger ChrIEMn ROGERS 6 PARTON WHISPERS BILLY JOEL HOtteat: BILLY JOEL ELVIS COSTELLO ROGERS L PARTON AL JARREAD BILLY JOEL NAMED EYES Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE WHISPERS BEE GEES GEORGE BENSON ANNE MURRAY RITA COOLIDGE MATTHEW WILDER BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON AIR RLIQUE RONNIE MILSAP SERGIO AMENDES JIM GLASER BRYSON 6 FLACK SUPPLY MATTHEW WILDER ALABAMA RLIQUE Hottest: GEORGE BENSON MATTHEW WILDER MANHATTAN PETER ALLEN Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: Nottest: MATTHEW WILDER TRANSI, BILLY SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL Hottest: JOEL DAN SEALS ROGERS L PARTON SPANDAU BALLET LAURA BRANIGAN ANNE MURRAY WMYX/MIIweukee CRYSTAL GAYLE CRYSTAL GAYLE BONNIE RITA COOLIDGE WSKUMonlpeller. VT BILLY JOEL SERGIO MENDES TYLER SERGIO MENDER MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: Beth Fast SERGIO MENDES POLICE ROGERS á PARTON PETER ALLEN Bruce Stebbins AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS L PARTON LEE GREENWOOD KSUS.it Lake City Hottest: BONNIE TYLER SPANDAU BALLET CRYSTAL GAYLE LEE GREENWOOD LEE GREENWOOD SPANDAU BALLET SPANDAU BALLET BONNIE TYLER BILLY JOEL PETER ALLEN LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS L PARTON KNBRISan Francisco MICHAEL LOVESMITH George Lernich COMMODORES BRYSON L FLACK CRYSTAL GAYLE DAVID BOWIE JUICE NEWTON BONNIE TYLER Larry Finkel MICHAEL JACKSON RITA SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL SEMBELLO COMMODORES KPPLIDen.er KUDO/Las Vega. COOLIDGE KEXO/Grand Junction, CO WROVIRoanoke LIONEL RICHIE Rick none LINDA RONSTADT BONNIE TYLER EURYTHMICS Hottest: K STTIOuad Cities Brady Randy Had Mike Todd Matt UMW Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE LIONEL RICHIE V1001Chareston, WV SOS END AIR SUPPLY Sends/Michaels MANHATTAN TRANS. BILLY JOEL BILLY MICHAEL JACKSON JOURNEY PETER ALLEN JEFFREY OSBORNE AL JARREAU JOEL BILLY JOEL KRSBIRoseburg, OR Slt.ncNJarrls JACKSON BROWNE SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICHIE LAU. BRANIGAN MOTELS Hottest: DEBORAH ALLEN MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: PETER Elio Worden GLADYS ENIGHT SHEENA EASTON ROGERS 6 PARTON Hottest: RITA COOLIDGE ALLEN ALABAMA BILLY JOEL ROGERS 6 PARTON AIR SUPPLY ATLANTA BONNIE MANHATTAN TRANSFO MEN AT WO. NAKED EYES AIR SUPPLY CSLN LIONEL RICHIE COMMODORES TYLER BONNIE TYLER ROD T Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER JUICE NEWTON P.R. DAVID LAURA BRANIGAN JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: Hottest: GEORGE BENSON STACY LATTISAW MICHAELAEL JOHNSON AIR SUPPLY WCCOMInB..poll. Hottest: GEORGE BENSON ROGERS 6 PARTON SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET KEZRISan MICHAEL JACKSON GARY MORRIS Hottest: CSTN SPANDAU BALLET Denny Long BILLY JOEL Jose GEORGE BENSON ROGERS L PARTON ROGERS 6 PARTON SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY RITA COOLIDGE ROGERS L PARTON SPANDAU BALLET Wagner/Lento. SERGIO MONDES BILLY JOEL KK PLISPoka n. SPANDAU BALLET KEN ATTWORE POLICE none GEORGE BENSON BONNIE TYLER BONNIE TYLER KOSTILoa Ang.ln K W AVIMonl.rey Ric Morgen ROGERS 6 PARTON JACKSON BROWNE BRYSON L FLACK ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS 6 PARTON SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: BILLY JOEL Hottest: none BONNIE TYLER KeyNMerle NAKED EYES Michael Reading JUICE NEWTON SERGIO MONDES AIR SUPPLY WTNYIWatenown. NY Hottest: KWIC/Victoria, TX WRIEIErIe BILLY JOEL ELVIS COSTELLO BONNIE TYLER Jay Donown KS94/SI.LOVIs J W M/TOI.Oo MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: one Jagger Ted Abbott Hottest: EURYTHMICS BILLY JOEL QUARTERFLASH KOOI/Gral Fells, MT ROGERS 6 PARTON MorganlWaerrnann King/North SPANDAU BALLET POLICE BONNIE TYLER LAU. BRANIGAN MATTHEW MILDER AIR SUPPLY Rick Alden MOTELS JOE ESPOSISO BILLY LIONEL RICHIE JACKSON BROWNE BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MURPHEY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET DAVID SANBORN LAURA BRANIGAN DEBORAH ALLEN MICKEY GILLEY ROGERS 6 none Hottest: Hottest: DEBORAH ALLEN PARTON DONNA SUMMER Hottest: ALABAMA EDDIE RABBITT STACY LATTISAW SERGIO MENDES KCEEIESR5on Hottest: KVSF/Santa Fe ROGERS S PARTON ROGERS L PARTON Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE LEE GREENWOOD Jay Jaramillo GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER ROGERS L PARTON Ken Roberts AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON LIONEL RICHTE HERB ALPERT BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL JACKSON ROGERS L PARTON Parallel Two ROGERS 6 PARTON BRYSON L FLACK BILLY JOURNEY SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY CRYSTAL GAYLE KOY/Phoenla SPANDAU BALLET SHEENA EASTON JOEL COMMODORES SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICHIE RONNIE MILSAP Muni Pingr.e NAKED EYES MANHATTAN TRANSFER JIM GLASER Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE LAURA BRANIGAN AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: EDDIE RABBITT LIONEL RICHIE BONNIE TYLER WCPI/Wheeling, WV none KBOIIBoise KER/Portland MICHAEL JACKSON GEORGE BENSON Hottest: KRLCILewlston ROGERS L PARTON Dan McGrath Parallel Two KRAVITRI.. Mark W.Ilengren Bob Swenson LAURA BRANIGAN W SFM/H.rrlsburg CRYSTAL GAYLE BILLY JOEL Tracy SPANDAU BALLET Gary Reynolds Sew BONNIE Bob Paly. PETER ALLEN BILLY JOEL none LIONEL RICHIE AIR SUPPLY TYLER W NGSIW e.l Palm Beech SERGIO MENDERS SPANDAU MEN AT WORK BILLY JOEL BRYSON L FLACK Hottest: AL JARRED BALLET Block PETER ALLEN KSRO/Sanla Ros. Hottest: W HB YIAPPIeten BILLY JOEL HERB ALPERT AIR SUPPLY PETER ALLEN BILLY JOEL Rosa BILLY ANNE MURRAY JOEL BILLY JOEL Rob Shannon Hottest: ROGERS L PARTON BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL MURPHEY MATTHEW WILDER Mike Alesender Hottest: AL JARREAU MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL JENNIFER HARNES Hottest: WHISPERS GEORGE BENSON KG W IPortland BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JOHNSON SPANDAU BALLET JOSE FELICIANO AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL Parallel Hottest: SERGIO MONDES DEBORAH MlMekler/DlrkX BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON Three BILLY JOEL CARLY SIMON Nottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON ALLEN LAURA BRANIGAN ROGERS 6 PARTON JACKSON BROWNE BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET RONNIE MILSAP BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET R SUPPLY STEVIE NICKS SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL ROGERS L PARTON KRDOIColorado Springs ARTBON 6 FLACK AIR SUPPLY MOTELS MICHAEL JACKSON BONNIE TYLER Hottest: GEORGE BENSON Dan Shanahan KFOD/Anchored., AK GEORGE BENSON AMERICA ROGERS L PARTON BILLY JOEL BRYSON 6 FLACK Mark Lewla W TICMarMord SPANDAU BALLET DEBORAH ALLEN MICHAEL MURPHEY K -1013IS.CIam.W10 SPANDAU BALLET BONNIE TYLER Parallel Three Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Glnny J.sionKa ROGERS 6 PARTON BILLY JOEL MMchell BRYSON 6 PLACK Paul LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL Hottest: STEVIE W VBSI W Ilminglon, NC NICKS KRNO/R.no GEORGE none WHBC/C.nton AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL BRYSON i FLACK BENSON Bob Wright THREE DOG NIGHT Larry Iron. Hottest: WJBCIBIoaninglon, IL SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY LIONEL RICHIE MOTELS Mike Dorn KALERd-CHIN«, WA BILLY JOEL &dash. GEORGE BENSON SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: RLIQUE ROBERT PLANT Slew NAKED EYES Mike LAURA BRANIGAN GLADYS KNIGHT BRYSON 6 FLACK GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL JO JO ZEP Purdy EURYTHMICS JOSE FELICIANO BILLY JOEL HERB ALPERT ATLANTA ROGERS & PARTON GEORGE BENSON DEBOA ALLEN CSLN POLICE PETER ALLEN BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY DAVID SANBORN KFMMSan Diego ROGERS L PARTON MICHAEL JOHNSON DEBORAH ALLEN SYLVIA DEBORAH ALLEN PI%% SERGIO MENDES THOM SCHUYLER Mark Larson KUOWEugem, OR AIR SUPPLY Hottest: NEN AT WORK Hottest: PETER ALLEN ALABAMA JOSE FELICIANO Paul Thome BONNIE TYLER NINES Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON RITA COOLIDGE Hottest: Y97/Pittsburgh MATTNOM WILDER RITA COOLIDGE LAO. BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL SERGIO OENDES BILLY WHISPERS BILLY JOEL Jay Cr.s.Well RITA COOLIDGE JOEL JUICE NEWTON BONNIE TYLER AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL CARLY Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Hottest: SIMON MICHAEL JACKSON BRYSON 6 PLACK GEORGE BENSON LIONEL RICHIE none AIR SUPPLY EDDIE RABBIT/ MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: MICHAEL JENNIFER WARNES JACKSON SERGIO MENDERS MANHATTAN Hottest: SERGIO AMMANDES ANNE MURRAY Hottest: BILLY JOEL TRANSFER CULTURE CLUB ROGERS I, PARSON AIR SUPPLY CRYSTAL GAYLE ROGERS L PARTON AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET SPANDAU BALLET RONNIE MILSAP HERB ALPERT SPANDAU BALLET BEE GEES GEORGE BENSON SPANDAU BALLEI CRYSTAL GAYLE GEORGE BENSON SPANDAU BALLET BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON LEE GREENWOOD BILLY JOEL RONNIE MILSAP A/C New & Active ... See Page 53 R&R/Friday, September 23. 1983 Page 55

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DIP LAMAS STN. RIO. TRICX CLUB Roopy AMOY BLUES AZTEC MLA. moss POLICE DANNY SPANOS OM. AZ/IC MORA DANNY SPAN. GPIC DAP LIMAS MEGIR GRAND PRIX ROMIT AME- LA. PAT IMMIX mum MOTELS TIM Pl. KANSAS POLICK BIC OVAITRY KILL. PUSSY DIO JACKSON BROWNE J BIOME PRINCE ELVIS COSTILLO AGO. 'LUIS GOILSIS PAT MIAS. AC.. CIIPE BILLY IDOL TRANSLATOR BOYS BRIGADE FOIE. PLANT MINIM IRON MIDIS AMOY BLUES G RAMM RANIER rz OT ROMAN HOLLIDAY ASIA QUIET MG COUNTRY MWSAS POLICE QUIET am" ASIAL IN, 1.11 TRANSLATOR STEP I E INCAS 1.111 JO. JETT RAINBOW AVMS MAHAN PARKER GINISIS DIO ASIA MOVITY EMIRS N. ORDER PITON SCHILLO1 MESAS PATOLAS Mdlem MINION SURVIVOP IOVERPOI TIM FINN DOMES JACKSON 1.010. AC/DC PA. YOUNG KANSAS SHELL A. TTO CRUSH MART EIXX GLOM .ORNSK /4110011 DETAIL DIF ANIMALS SAYS ERIC MARTIN BAND BOWIE GEORG/ SOM. LAMM. OF rouR MS S PETER SCHILLING JOE MAISH CA. KSJOISen DIO MITER SCHILLING TAM Jose PETER SWILLING STNIE NICKS MINOR DATAII STRAY CATS CONEY HAKH GREG LAXE MdIsm a NIN IKE WORK ROAM SENDHOM, (408)288-5400 LORDS WARRIOA BREAKS CHEAP LEWIS OF ENE era RAINBOW JOE JACKS. PD: LAI ROY HANSEN ONEAT WHITE BIG comer« KRORISan Francisco 22 TOP GREG LA. MINOR DETAIL BILLY JOIE INDUSTRY (415) 7657036 _ WfE NSA ALPO NOVA HSI BOB JAMES PAT INIATAR FROM COSTELLO LISA PRICE TOM CNAAN JOE SACICSON Pr: DAVE POBERTS a.4T YET PET. SCRILLISC NINON DEIAII BALLET LOS JOHN SMELL NUT MTT MLLE JOEL SP.DAU . BOYS BRIMUE DAVE MT ALDO ADM ROMANTICS 0.10 KINES MM. J OIN SETT ROBAPT FIANT DAVID XXIII BOYS 3E10.r MIMON 3011 AND V1..15 NILS LOPGPEN JOAN JETT A GRAND PR. NIIM YOU. KPOI AM-FM/Honolulu AKE Jerra.e. OSBORNE ALCOA Or SEAGULL POLICE CONEY HATCH PLIMSOLLS PM., ruder IONEREOT (808) 5247100 AMERICA MAIO NAURICE CLICHES QUerMstTNe BILLY IDOL ASIA EPIC eturrl I.. BAND RIG COUNTRY AIMS AMASS PD: BILL MI. KEZEISpokane OINGO A.M. NEART DOMAN TALKING HEADS BOYS BRIGADE B.S. RACK MD, ANDY PRISE. GRAM. PAM/11 KANSAS PATT ARMS= SAINT (509)448-1000 DIO STIVII MC. SM. TYLER NKr LAMAS SHOOTING ST. JOSHUA ELVIS COSTELLO BOB DOUG PC.NZI PD: GREGORY NRUNTICS DEE BPI. BONNIE TY.IR GANESIS MOODY BLUES LIAM. PO LICE ISIS BOYS STRAY CATS ELVIS COSTELLO IIRIG.A ANIMALS STRAY CATS DIO AL ARREAD PETER SOULE,- PAT BEM.. TALKING .ADS JOE JACASON KBPÌIDenver MISPEM DAVID BOWIE MINION HEART MLLE IDOL POLICE BOB WELCH (303) 936-2313 :AM. TRICK MOO. BLUES TAT IX ROBERT P.M PLETTECOI TAMS MUSA STXVIE NICKS M MIN WITHOUT NITS QUIETDIV/D RIOT PD: PHIL STM,1- CONEY HATCH HMO KWXLIAIbuquerque BILLY JOEL XANSAS AAA I CALE PAyOLAS JACIMCN BROOM GOA MOTELS InMEACT JACESON IRON. (505) 765.5400 BREAKS TORONTO RUBINMS XVII LEWIS Meditm IVISTED SISTER WAITE SISTER PD. BILL STAMBAUGH LINDA PONSTAD- PAT BENATAA AMOY BLUES YET IRON MAIDEN TN urn, SISTI. ND. WOG DAVIS POLICE BIG COUNTRY C.LY SIMON FIRE BIG MARTIN BAND HELIX MICILAEL JACKS. TYLER MC Parallel Three soma SAXON HATS ;ú GENESIS PEN WITIMT BERT PIMPT MOTELS B ILLY JOEL KANSAS WILDER NSA ROM. MAST JACRSON BROWNE NAT.. KANSAS MANHATTANS BIG COUNTRY PAT EINATAR BRYAN ADAMS GENESIS KSPN/Aspen NAKED EYES SILVER CONDOR KGB-FM/San Diego POLICE HU. urns KINKS DORM KFMFICMco LOVERBOT (610) 292-1360 HEART 1303) 925-5776 DM STEVIE SIC. RAINION (916) BRYAN ADAMS IM, 3434461 PO: .RRY BRUCA LOVERS. ASIA PI, LEE DUNC. TALKING ICFAIG DIO PD. MON DAN. SPANOS ASST. PD: TED IIMASS KANSAS WOOLMARD MOODY BLUES POLICE KOZZ1Reno MOTELS AMA MAIM AMOS ceNSRYIHc C.S. ANGELS STIVIE HICKS FIGC STRAY MIS (702) 329-9261 WART POMITICS PART DONNIE IRIS DIP IAPPARD MOO. BLUES EDDIE AND THE CRUI MOTELS CONEY MM. ASIA AS IA JOE PEARY peon, P OLICE A MS BRIGADE MI , BRICE VAN DR. BILLY JOE_ KINKS UREINI POLICI HE. 22 MP GENESIS STIEVIE HIER UMIS DIP .PPARD NICKS DIO MOTELS ERIC MARTIN BAND JACESON ELVIS COSTELLO RMIANTICS LOVARBOY BRAMS STEVIE NICKS KINKS DIO PATEN snm....oic PONANTICS wurr RICO PAT SINAI. ADAPT PLANT MY ROBERT PLANT POLICE STEVIE VIOLS. BROWNE GAS LA. NIT. GRITTY DIRT PAT MITATAR BROWNE CHIAP TRICK STRAY ORS RDION TAM. ASIA TACASON JOAN JETT NODDY BLUES T. PINE RICK SPRING'S.: EDDIE TIDE TAO I NEART MINOP DETAIL ACZCC BILLY JOEL MO 22 íee.Mu NELIX TOP PETER SOMILEINO STEVIE KROKUS MAT'S BAND MCCOY MUSS STRAY CATS AMME PISS HEART Quirt RIOT ISM MAID. MOTELS MINOR DETAIL MR. DUSAN ANIMALS JOE JACKS. scvcHe Deem SPAN. CONEY HAAN JOE PLANT WALSH ROME. DIO ERIC MARTIN BAND CITUISI MEGA Mded TALKING HEADS SOBER, mrarr TRACRATC ..a1® ELVIS COSTELLO DANNY SPAN, ACAR MG COUNTRY KISWlseattle IMAMS ROBERT PLANT ALSO MORA JAC.ON BROWNE POD STEWART AC DC 1206) 285-7625 RAMER PAT «NAT. BOYS BPI.. GENESIS GE.S IS TALRING MEADS GENESIS GRANO PRIX PD. MAY BRYAN CONEY MATCH KZELIEugene MULY LEWIS PI XX REY L.IS 11, STEVE SLAT. DANNY SPAN. (503) 484-4304 KREMISpokane NIXED EYES G010011 LIGHTFOOT SRAIWULAR KINK/Portland w.reSRrc.ss N1MOR DETAIL (503) 226-5000 Rettest RCLD (509) 448-2000 QUARnRn+sH DOKKEN A120 NOVA AD, RICA SCOTT 1011ERT PLANT FIXX PD. BILL STAIRS BIG COUNTRY STAN. MY VAUGMN CHEAP TRIM C.S. ANGELS Np CARL WILING KSIA POLICE GEN. IS HEART 011 SPANDAU MLLE, MICK TRANSLATOR PLASMA, CHARLIE TALKING HEADS BIG COUNTRY PI IX DIO ASIA STRAY CATS FOBS. PLANT IN HOBART ',MIT DSrLEvPAS AZTEC CANE. MITI. ALIVE DIG CDUNTIO ELTON ..111 JIM. BUFFET 'ACES. BROOM TAMING NM. K EN NIINONT MATS NSB MILS LOSSES DAVID MARE A ALDO NOVA KANSAS 1,0101A [PM MOO. BLLES IM, BLUES MITER SCHILLIR JUICE NEWTON ROMANTICS BILLY JOEL IMON BRYAN ADAMS POLICE (141 EMTIMMICS BILLY IDOL SPANDAU era.crr ROBIN TROWLR AMMO MOTE. IN, POLICE TMNSLATOR JOE G R. GILL NEIL YOUNG C.S. ANGELS BILLY JOIL GONE. LI MAX JOEY MARRIS BILLY JOEL QUI"" TEARS 11011 TEAM VIINIALS PRISM STIVIE ASIA SOLPINSIDI MOODY 'LUIS NICKS ANNAA. GIS JACKSON BROOM m ELVIS COSTELLO P.L0 CRUISE suereyeencs ORMIE IRIS JIMMY MESSINA 14,G COUNTRY QUTRRKr.rv.sH D LO MOTELS MANTIOICS BREAKS POLICE 'OE WALSH . KILO/Colorado Springs STEVIE NICKS LA. BOIS »ICA. ELVIS COSTELLO AM WITHOUT MRTS GAILY SIPE. ERIC warrrra lure (303( 634-4896 PETER SCHILLING SYLVIA PAY MUGH. DAVID IOW. KANSAS CHARLIE a SURVIVOR PET. GABRIEL GARY .111.1 a M ICHAEL SEAM, MUCK GENESIS SPANDAU B.LET BAN, AEA A, NM LEI!. Pt, PICh HAWN ARIC AMY /LUIS RICE 11.F1 MD ASIA QU RTrRrueH 10 GMIL. PARE. JOE .Olt.N TRICK JO. .nrrr MINNOW Modly PlICIAAL ERUCT DONNA EL CNICAND EMMA ANENSRVCRE NIB SUNDA RUSSELL MOODY ALUMS CAROL. MAYNE ARCANGEL POLICE FAT BANAT. DAVID IONIA TOM OMIT JIM CMALDI STETS/ NICKS NEXT BLIT, ASIA sraey CATS MOTELS Q UeeHS RvcNc MILS LOP.. BUIDAT WORLD PABLO CADISE KA W ,ENES IS BIG COUNTRY YlCaeper MIRD WORLD AXE STIVIE NICKS MCA COCK.. NSB TIM Fl. MEN AT WORK (307)2351515 WEI NOVA Hum BOYS PRIGADA MT MEAT. HUAY LOOS TALKING SLEDS 001: LAINNUIS MET Lone QUIET RI NI. LOMA. TALKING 1.0 KIW HEART PAYOLAS JAMES NON. 11.101.1. JACKSON EMUS ND. DAVIS N u Ix WI= RIO. BLUE ROSE 1.02011 MACE eve DOUG KILN. PATEN SCIIILLI. SILLY 1001. QUaaTrwurH KÒAK/San Francisco KANSAS HELIX . POD STEWART .11.0 BUFFET ALTON HEAPS DITTI SIDLES QUARTIMASH M. SPEAKS GiNASIS (415)5PO:BOB xP4- 91X/San Diego 100 BIG COUNTRY were, (619) 236-9872 KPR1)San Diego rue, MUMMY ATTACK CI KILL. B N UEY LEWIS Is (819) 5654006 Mle .X PO LICE .01 VMS KZOKISeattle W=ET .11MNY MOTET MOISES 1206) 223-3911 STRAY CATS WAY LEWIS Ilettart E LVIS COSTILLO MIDNIGHT OIL TAT PO.. PLANT PR NOSINSON TALKI/C EMDS PLIAISOULS K LP X (Tucson 10 CRAIG MIN. DAVID IONIA A ricce oR SMUT.: PETER SWILLING P.01 SCHILLING (602) 6224711 POLICE POLICE 22 TOP TIM SCOTT KRSPISe)t Lake City An asterisk (') signifies a primary station in its SEMI M. MFART RAINBOW 282.5541 MD: BRIAN MILLAR TALEING AMOS DAVID BOWIE DANNY SPAN. (801) WITMOUT HATS parallel, denoting a station's competitive ratings ANIMALS TALKING HEADS MOO. BLUES PO RANDY ROSA BILL NILSON ERIC MARTIN BAWD MD SARRE POLL TONY CARLY RADOM EINTTMICS xIR PAT RESAT. GREG LA. strength. ELVIS COSTILLO Iletteet KINKS AS IA KEA CONEY HATCH PETER SHILL]. -ON. HATCH POLICE AI 1 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 59

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Throe Two Total Weeks week. Weak 166 REPORTERS Total Heavy Medium Add Adds 11 0 POLICE Synchronicity (A&M) 2 2 1 1 HEART/How Can I Refuse (Epic) 153- 112- 41+ 0= 0= "King" "Wrapped" "Breath" 9 7 3 © MOODY BLUES/Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PG) 150+ 112+ 38- 0- 1- 5 O JACKSON BROWNE.... Lawyers In Love (Asylum) "Rocker" "Tender" "Lawyers" 1 1 2 3 POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) 134- 124- 10+ 0= 0= 2 3 MOODY BLUES .. The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) 15 12 6 0 MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) 140- 99+ 39- 0- 2- "Sitting" "World" "Meet" 4 4 5 5 KANSAS/Fight Fire With Fire (CBS) 133- 89+ 44- 0= 1+ 3 4 STEVIE NICKS The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) 5 3 4 6 ASIA/The Heat Goes On (Geffen) 129- 92- 37+ 0= 0=- "Anyone" "Enchanted" "Nothing" 8 e 8 Q JACKSON BROWNE/For A Rocker (Asylum) 127- 91= 36- 0= 0= 4 5 ROBERT PLANT The Principle... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) "Big Log" 21 17 11 0 BIG COUNTRY/Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram) 142+ 56+ 85= 1- 4- "Mood" "Arms" 7 ELVIS COSTELLO Punch The Clock (Columbia) 33 12 Q GENESIS/Mama (Atlantic) 141+ 57+ 78- 4- 12- O "Everyday" - - 23 PAT BENATAR/Love Is A Battlefield (Chrysalis) 140+ 68+ 60+ 0 8- 26- ' Q MOTELS Little Robbers (Capitol) 7 9 7 11 ROBERT PLANT/Other Arms (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 119- 91- 28- 0- 0- "Suddenly" "Robbers" 10 10 10 12 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 107- 94- 13= 0= 2+ 6 8 BILLY JOEL An Innocent Man (Columbia) 36 18 0 RAINBOW/Street Of Dreams (Mercury/PolyGram) 134 + 40+ 90+ 3- 10- "Tell Her" "Faith" "Easy Money" 8 9 STRAY CATS Rant 'N' Rave (EMI America) 31 25 19 STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) 108+ 79+ 29- 0= 5= 0 "Sexy + 17" "Cadillac" 11 11 13 15 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 103- 64- 39+ 0- 2- 9 10 ASIA Alpha (Geffen) 17 16 15 16 ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 100- 72- 28= 0= 0- "Heat" "Colors" "Cry" 6 6 9 17 STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) 95- 64- 30= 1+ 1+ 11 TALKING HEADS... Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) - 45 25 C) HUEY LEWIS & NEWS/Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) 117+ 45+ 67- 4- 17- "Burning Down" 13 ® BIG COUNTRY... The Crossing (Mercury/PolyGram) 12 13 16 19 FIXX/One Things Leads To Another (MCA) 86- 53- 33+ 0= 1= "Big Country" 35 23 20 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/My Town (EMI America) a 114+ 21+ 91+ 1- 1- 10 13 FIXX Reach The Beach (MCA) 14 14 17 21 POLICE/Wrapped Around My Finger (A&M) 86- 63- 23+ 0= 0- "One Thing" "Saved" 49 37 28 ® PETER SCHILLING/Major Tom (Elektra) 110+ 24+ 77+ 8- 13- 16 GRAHAM PARKER The Real Macaw (Arista) 28 24 24 ® QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 91+ 40+ 47- 4+ 6+ "Life" "Can't" 1 7 ® KINKS State Of Confusion (Arista) 24 19 21 24 DANNY SPANOS/Hot Cherie (Epic) 98- 30+ 67- 1- 1- "Don't Forget To Dance" 13 15 22 25 LOVERBOY/Queen Of The Broken Hearts (Columbia) 80- 48- 32= 0- 2= 12 16 HEART Passion Works (Epic) - - 34 a KINKS/Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) 89+ 33+ 49+ 6- 16- "Refuse" "Allies" 3 5 14 27 ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) 65- 57- 8+ 0= 0= 14 17 JOE JACKSON Mike's Murder ST (A&M) 27 28 27 28 AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) 75- 31- 44- 0= 0- "Cosmopolitan" "Memphis" C) PETER SCHILLING Error In The System (Elektra) 39 34 33 AC/DC/Guns For Hire (Atlantic) 77+ 28- 49+ 0= 5+ a l "Major Tom" 19 20 30 30 DIO/Rainbow In The Dark (WB) 72 - 29+ 43- 0- 0- 19 ED STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN Texas Flood (Epic) 23 22 29 31 ELVIS COSTELLO &.../Everyday I Write... (Columbia) 74- 26- 47- 1+ 2+ "Price" "Love Struck" 18 18 26 32 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) 64- 36- 28+ 0- 1= 18 20 ELO Secret Messages (Jet/CBS) 26 30 36 ® POLICE/Synchronicity II (A&M) 52= 42+ 10- 0= 1- "Messages" "Diamonds" "Stranger" WPLR/New Haven, 52 50 35 Q HELIX/Heavy Metal Love (Capitol) 80 + 71+ CHART PARTICIPANTS: WECM/Claremont, 4- 4+ 5- WNEW-FM/New York, WERI/Westerly, WXRT/Chicago, KLYV/Oub- - - 46 ® DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra) 74+ 9+ 61+ 4- 13- uque, WCPZ/Sandusky, KLBJ/Austin, WIZO/Ft. Pierce, KUFO/Odes- sa, WSLQ/Roanoke, KSPN/Aspen, KBCo/Boulder, KTCL/Ft. Collins, 32 32 32 36 ASIA/True Colors (Geffen) 58- 37- 21- 0= 1- KINK/Portland, KFOG/San Francisco, KTMS/Santa Barbara, KREM- FM/Spbkane. 44 42 41 Ef% BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) 61 - 32+ 27- 2+ 4= DEBUT C) ALDO NOVA/Monkey On My Back (Portrait/CBS) 84 + 4+ 50+ 30+ 83+ 30 29 31 39 BILLY Her It (Columbia) JOEL/Tell About 56- 39- 15= 1- 1- AOR ALBUMS - compiles album airplay data from stations showing ratings four -week trend of chart action, plus cuts listed 57 52 44 Q BILLY IDOL/Dancing With Myself (Chrysalis) 64+ strength 12-24. Includes 9- 51+ 2- 6- numenolly by airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Also listed K present week's 38 39 42 41 DEF LEPPARD/Foolin' (Mercury/PolyGram) 49- 28- 21+ 0= 2+ number of reports In all rotations, including total adds for all rotation. Symbols represent more l ' 1, less I 1, or equal I - 1 airplay In each rotation compared to 34 35 38 42 ANIMALS/The Night (IRS/A&M) 64- 9= 54- 1+ 1- last week's figures. Records showing significant airplay growth are billeted 50 CHEAP TRICK/I Can't Take It (Epic) 61 + 12+ 48- 1= 9+ AOR / ALBUMS 25 + - Complies album airplay data from stations stowing m ratings strength 25 ' Includes two-week trend of mart action, plus cuts listed In 41 38 39 44 BREAKS/She Wants You (RCA) 61- 13+ 48- 0- 1- order of airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Records showing significant airplay growth are Colleted. so m MOODY BLUES/Blue World (Threshold/PolyGram) 50 + 32+ 18+ 0= 7+ AOR BREAKERS - Those newer charting records that have reached 50'iß 50 47 49 1) BRYAN ADAMS/This Time (A&M) 43 - 24+ 18- 1= 2= penetration of the week s reporting stations. HOT TRACKS - compiled trots 12-24 stations, showcasing songs In con- 16 21 43 47 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 41- 29- 12+ 0= 0=- figurations including LPs, EPs, and 45s. Includes four -week airplay trend. Also resnirts in rotations, Including total adds for - 57 Y&T/Mean Streak (A&M) 52 + 7+ 42+ 2= 9+ listed Is present week's number of all 0 all rotations. Symbols represent more I' 1 less I I, or equivalent I I airplay ac- 60 51 48 49 ERIC MARTIN BAND/Sucker For A Pretty Face (Elektra) 55- 12= 43- 0= 3= tMty In each rotation compared to last week's figures. Records showing signe - rant upward momentum are bulieted. 22 26 37 50 LOVERBOY/Strike Zone (Columbia) 40- 24- 16- 0= 0- MOST ADDED, HOTTEST - National and regional listings by number of I DEBUT ® ROMANTICS/Rock You Up (Nemperor/CBS) 56+ 7+ 36+ 12- 26- station reports 112-24's and 254- combinedl. Includes songs In all configurations NEW & ACTIVE, SIGNIFICANT ACTION Albums coming closest to 20 27 40 52 STEVIE (Epic) - RAY VAUGHAN.../Pride And Joy 45- 16- 29- 0= 1.- charting on the Airplay 40112-241 chart. Rotational Information displayed over a two-week period Mast week In parentheses), including total reports, esJur[s In I Get Better 41+ 22+ 19+ 5= DEBUT > ® GENESIS/It's Gonna (Atlantic) 0- each rotation, and adds In each rotation. 55 + 5+ 43+ 7+ 20+ PARALLELS stations listed by market sue and ratings success DEBUT 0 JOE JACKSON/Memphis (A&M) - PLAYLISTS - Primed regionally by parallels. An a' preceding an artists name 45 55 51 55 JACKSON BROWNE/Cut It 43- 31- 12= 0= Away (Asylum) 0- Indicates all mentions of that record are new to me playlet. An GP) or IMl after an 59 Q HEART/Sleep Alone (Epic) 43+ 32+ 10+ 1+ 3+ artist's name shows that other tracks from that rstiurd car be found In those rotations. An artists name with no abbreviations means as airplay of that artist Is 47 56 52 57 ZZ TOP/Sharp Dressed Man (WB) 37- 16- 20- 1+ 1= In listed rotation. An artists name appears once per playlist, In the highest 45+ 5+ 37= 3+ 7+ reported rotation. An asterisk l'I signlfles a primary station In Its parallel, 1 DEBUT QUEENSRYCHE/Queen Of The Reich (EMI America) > 0 denoting a station's competitive ratings strength. 53 49 47 59 MINOR DETAIL/Canvas Of Life (Polydor/PolyGram) 47- 6- 41- 0- 1= Indicates one of the weeks most added new albums 54 so POLICE/O My God (A&M) 39 + 23- 15+ 1+ 2+

is. JOURNEY/Frontiers (Columbia) "After The Fall" Total Reports: 151141/Total Adds: 2121; Hots: 5171/Hot Adds: 0)0); Mediums: 9151/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 1121. JIM CAPALDI/Fierce Heart (Atlantic) "Living On The Edge" Total Reports: 151131/Total Adds: 1101: Hots: 7171/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 8161/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 0101. ROD STEWART/Body Wishes (WB) "What Am I Gonna Do" BREAKERS. Total Reports: 141141/Total Adds: 2161; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 11191/Medium Adds: 1121/Extra Adds: 114). KROKUS/Headhunter (Arista) "Stayed Awake All Night" This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Total Reports: 141121/Total Adds: 1111; Hots: 5151/Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 8171/Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 1101. KINKS OINGO BOINGO/Good For Your Soul (A&M) "Nothing Bad Ever Happens" Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) Total Reports: 141121/Total Adds: 111); Hots: 5151/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 8171/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 1101. BOB & DOUG McKENZIE/Strange Brew STK (Mercury/PolyGram) "Strange Brew" 54% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 89. Hot 33, Medium 49, Extra Adds 6, Total Total Reports: 121131/Total Adds: 61101: Hots: 0(01/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 7151/Medium Adds: 2121/Extra Adds: 4)81. Adds 16. Moves 34-26 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart. JAMES HOUSE/James House (Atlantic) "Steal Your Love Away" ALDO NOVA Total Reports: 1117)/Total Adds: 8161; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101. Mediums: 7121/Medium Adds: 4111/Extra Adds: 4151. ELVIS BROTHERS/Movin' Up (Portrait/CBS) "Fire In The City" Monkey On Your Back (PortraitJCBS) Total Reports: 111101/Total Adds: 3121; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0(01: Mediums: 9181/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 2121. 51% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 84. Hot 4, Medium 50, Extra Adds 30, Total EDDIE AND THE CRUISERS/Soundtrack (Scotti Bros/CBS) "On The Dark Side" Adds 83. Debuts at #38 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart. Total Reports: 11 (131/Total Adds: 3181: Hots: 2101/Hot Adds: 1101; Mediums: 6181/Medium Adds: 0(31/Extra Adds: 2151. ALARM/The Alarm (IRS/A&M) "The Stand" Total Reports: 11191/Total Adds: 1101: Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 11191/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 010). AZTEC CAMERA/High Land, Hard Rain (Sire/WB) "Oblivious" SIGNIFICANT ACTION Total Reports: 111101/Total Adds: 0121; Hots: 1(31/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 10161/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 011). PRINCE/1999 (WB) "Delirious" JoBOXERS/Like Gangbusters (RCA) "Just Got Lucky" Total Reports: 10161/Total Adds: 3121; Hots: 1(11/Hot Adds. 0111; Mediums: 6151/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 3101. Total Reports: 19(161/Total Adds: 5)1); Hots: 4141/Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 12)121/Medium Adds: 2(01/Extra Adds: 310). BONGOS/Numbers With Wings (RCA) "Numbers With Wings" T-BONE BURNETT/Proof Through The Night (WB) "Fatally Beautiful" Total Reports: 10191/Total Adds 011); Hots: 2101/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 8191/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 010). Total Reports: 18191/Total Adds: 8181; Hots: 2101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 10141/Medium Adds: 2131/Extra Adds: 6151. SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & JUKES /Trash It Upl (Mirage/Atco) "Trash It Upl" More AOR Music Information See Page 61 Total Reports: 15(151/Total Adds: 3151; Hots: 3131/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 11171/Medium Adds: 2101/Extra Adds: 1151. ELVIS COSTELLO ON AZTEC CAMERA From The Face, August 1983 MADONNA Who is your biggest rival then? Who do you pace yourself against?

Er... RODDY FRAME. If I was to take the idea of competition seriously like B.B. King said of Peter Green that he was the only guy

who really made him sweat, then I would say it of him.

I don't believe you.

I do. I think he's really very good! I like his songs and that AZTEC CAMERA album is my favourite record that's come out this year! He's also very young. If he's that good at 19, imagine how good he's going to be

when he's 25! I wasn't that good at 19. I wish I

was writing songs then as well as him. You won't be able to listen to him by the time he's 25 if he's that good now. That's when you start to feel nervous.

MODUS OPERANDI Name DEPECHE MODE. Album CONSTRUCTION TIME AGAIN.

English charts TOP 5. Repeat TOP 5. Single "EVERYTHING COUNTS". Producer DANIEL MILLER, FOUNDER MUTE RECORDS. Characteristics MODE FANS "JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH" Videos YES. Upcoming tour YES. Comments PREMIER "ELECTROCK" BAND, ARRIVING U.S. ON TOUR, DEFINITELY MAKING MOVE. BEAUTY AND THE BULLET... This is the woman with the No. I record. MADONNA's self -titled Sire debut LP is the hottest dance disc in the

nation, ready to springboard CHR. Watch for her Steve ("Billie Jean") Barron - directed video-the single is HOLIDAY. I-95, KUTE, KJLH, XHRM, WDAS, WHAT, i WHUR, WYLD, WILD, WBLK, WGPR,WLBS and WBLS are on this record.

Here is a church and here is the stee- Rejected ad copy for GANG OF ple, open the doors and see all the people. FOUR's Hard Album: One of them is TIM SCOTT, whose I> Get Hard shadow falls across the church floor, guitar in "Is It Love" Or Is It Just Hard? hand. These scenes from his fascinating new wry Get Hard On The Air video of SWEAR document a bizarre ritual It's Hard On Top involving voluptuous go-go dancers, hippies, "Is It Love" Or Is It Memorex? WHEN a ring of fire and Scott's Dracula -like smile. Is It Hard Yet? YOUR O W N We've sworn it before and we'll swear it Hard, Hard, The Gang's All Hard again-SWEAR is a hit. On Sire. INITIALS "Is It Love" Gets Me Hard ARE Get HARD In A Record Store ENOUGH Thanks for breaking TALKING HEADS...on to PLATINUM Page 58 WARNER BROS. RECORDS R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 Page 61

D This chart compiles data from .3u reporting stations with a majority 0 of listeners aged 12.24. Continued From the Back Page

Total Total Heavy Medium Adds Adds All September 23, 1983 166 REPORTERS Reporta Rotation Rotation Rotation Rotations

, , iD POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) "King" (134) "Wrapped" (86) "Synch II" (52) 162+ 152 = 10+ 0= 1- 3 3 2 © ROBERT PLANT/The Principle... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) "Other" (1 19) "Big Log" (107) "Mood" (100) 159= 145 + 14- 0- 0- 2 2 3 3 ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) "Heat" (129) "Don't" (65) "True" (58) 158- 120- 38 + 0= 1- 5 4 4 O HEART/Passion Works (Epic) "Refuse" (153) "Sleep" (43) "Allies" (26) 158+ 116- 42 + 0= 0- 11 9 6 Q MOODY BLUES/The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) "Sitting" (150) "Blue World" (50) 154+ 113+ 41- 0- 3= 4 5 5 6 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) "Rocker (127) "Cut It" (43) "Lawyers" (41) 152+ 107- 44+ 1+ 1=

I DEBUT Q MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol) "Suddenly" (140) "Robbers" (34) "Heartland" (26)151+ 102 + 41- 6+ 16+ 7 6 7 8 KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS) "Fight Fire" (133) "Friend" (311 139 -89= 49- 0- 3+ 14 11 Q BIG COUNTRY/The Crossing (Mercury/PolyGram) "Big Country" (142) "Fields" (10) 142+ 56+ 85= 1- 4- 9 10 9 10 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) "Anyone" (108) "Enchanted" (33) "Nothing" (23) 128= 92 + 36 - 0= 4+ 13 13 10 11 AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) "Guns" (77) "Flick" (75) "House (10) 127- 49- 78- 0= 3+ - 27 15 RAINBOW/Bent Out Of Shape (Mercury/PolyGram) "Street" (134) 134+ 40 + 90+ 3- 11- 8 7 8 13 STRAY CATS/Rant n' Rave (EMI America) "Sexy" (95) "Rebels" (26) "Too Hip" (12) 113- 73- 38+ 1= 1= 12 12 14 14 TALKING HEADS/Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) "Burning" (103) "Girlfriend" (14) 108- 69- 39+ 0- 2- DEBUT ® HUEY LEWIS/Sports (Chrysalis) "Heart" (117) "Drugs" (21) "Heart Of R&R" (13) 128 + 47+ 72- 8- 27- 19 17 16 Health (Pasha/CBS) C) QUIET RIOT/Metal "Noize" (91) "Slick Black" (32) "Health" (1 1) 113+ 46 + 63+ 4+ 14+ 6 8 13 17 LOVERBOY/Keep It Up (Columbia) "Queen" (80) "Zone" (40) "Girls" (23) 101- 58- 42 = 1+ 3+ 10 11 12 18 FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) "One Thing" (86) "Saved" (18) 94 - 58- 36 - 0= 2+ 29 23 17 19 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/You Can't... (EMI America) "My Town" (1 14) 116+ 21 + 93 + 1- 1- 29 23 PETER In The (Elektra) í) SCHILLING/Error System "Major Tom" (1 10) 110+ 24+ 77+ 8- 13- 14 18 19 21 DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) "Foolin' " (49) "Fire" (27) "Ages" (15) 83= 48+ 35 - 0= 5+ 22 19 18 22 DANNY SPANOS/Passion In The Dark (Epic) "Hot Cherie" (98) 99- 30 + 68- 1- 1- 25 ® KINKS/State Of Confusion (Arista) "Don't Forget To..." (89) 93+ 33+ 53+ 6- 16- 16 16 20 24 ELVIS COSTELLO & .../Punch The Clock (Columbia) "Everyday" (74) "Let Them" (12) 80- 30- 49- 1+ 2+ 18 21 24 25 DIO/Holy Diver (WB) "Rainbow" (72) 73- 30+ 43- 0- 0- 20 20 22 26 BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) "Tell Her" (56) "Easy Money" (19) "Uptown (14) 69- 46- 21+ 1- 2- 15 15 21 27 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Rhythm Of ... (Backstreet/MCA) "Safety Dance" (64) 65- 36- 29 + 0- 1= DEBUT ect ROMANTICS/In Heat (Nemperor/CBS) "Rock You" (56) "Talking" (27) 79+ 10+ 52+ 15- 32 - DEBUT a ALDO NOVA/Subject (Portrait/CBS) "Monkey" (84) 93 + 4+ 54+ 35 + 92 + 37 c) DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra) "Breaking Chains" (74) 75+ 9+ 62 + 4- 13- 40 - 27 31 HELIX/No Rest For The Wicked (Capitol) "Heavy Metal" (80) 80 + 4- 71+ 4+ 5- 34 ® CHEAP TRICK/Next Position Please (Epic) "Can't Take It" (61) "Dancing" (12) 73+ 13+ 59 - 1- 8+ 36 34 31 33 BONNIE TYLER/Faster Than The Speed... (Columbia) "Total Eclipse..." (61) 61- 32 + 27- 2+ 4= 40 35 ED BILLY IDOL/Don't Stop (Chrysalis) "Dancing" (64) 68 + 10- 54+ 2- 6- 34 33 29 35 ERIC MARTIN BAND/Sucker For A Pretty Face (Elektra) "Sucker For" (55) "Don't Stop" (14) 67- 13= 52 - 2+ 5+ 4o C) BOYS BRIGADE/Boys Brigade (Capitol) "Passion" (53) "Flow" (16) "Melody" (10) 73+ 7= 56 + 9- 15- 27 26 26 37 ANIMALS/Ark (IRS/A&M) "The Night" (64) 66- 9= 56 - 1+ 1- 31 28 30 38 BREAKS/The Breaks (RCA) "She Wants You" (61) 61 - 13+ 48- 0- 1- DEBUT © JOE JACKSON/Mike's Murder ST (A&M) "Memphis" (55) "Cosmopolitan" (12) 64 + 7= 50 + 7= 21+ 24 31 33 40 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) "Sharp Dressed" (37) "Gimme" (10) 47- 19- 28 + 0= 1=

MOST ADDED® HOTTEST All Stations All Stations BREAKERS® Police (167) e Aldo Nova (96) Romantics (321 Robert Plant (155) a This data reflects reporting stations with majority of listeners aged 12-24. Huey Lewis (31) Asia 1127) MOTELS Kiss "Luck" (27) Moody Blues (1241 Heart (1211 Little Robbers (Capitol) Pat Benatar "Love" 1261 "Suddenly." 91% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 151. Hot 102, Medium 41, Extra aTORONTOiGirls Night Out (Solid Gold) "Girls Night Out" Adds 6, Total Adds 16. Debuts at #7 on the AOR Albums chart. Total Reports: 38(341/Total Adds: 11)17); Hots: 6171/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 24)151/ HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Medium Adds: 415)/Extra Adds: 7112). TAXXI/Foreign Tongue (Fantasy) "Maybe Someday" Sports (Chrysalis) Total Reports: 341351/Total Adds: 4(111; Hots: 3121/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 281271! "Heart." 77% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 128, Hot 47, Medium 72, Extra Adds Medium Adds: 2161/Extra Adds: 2)5). Total Adds 8, 27. Debuts at #15 on the AOR Albums Chart. SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) "True" ALDO NOVA Total Reports: 32(31)/Total Adds: 4(9); Hots: 1119)/Hot Adds: 0(1); Mediums: 16)141/ Subject (PortraitICBS) Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 4)81. JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS/Album (Blackheart/MCA) "Everyday People" "Monkey." 56% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 93. Hot 4, Medium 54, Extra Adds Total Adds: 214); Hots: 8111)/Hot Adds: 0(1); Mediums: 23(191/ 35, Total Adds 92. Debuts at #29 on the AOR Albums chart. Reports: 32(31)/Total Medium Adds: 1 (21/Extra Adds: 1(11. NAKED EYES/Naked Eyes (EMI America) "Promises, Promises" Total Reports: 30125)/Total Adds: 4141; Hots: 16(12)/Hot Adds: 2(21; Mediums: 13111)/ NEW &ACTIVE Medium Adds: 1 (01/Extra Adds: 1121. inEURYTHMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) "Love Is A Stranger" Total Reports: 27(181/Total Adds: 10)1); Hots: 919)/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 12(81/ This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Medium Adds: 4(0)/Extra Adds: 6111. LAPAYOLAS/Hammer On A Drum ( A&M) "Where Is This Love" A Rocker, Always A Rocker "Once A Rocker..." Total Reports: 54(391/Total Adds: 15(91; Hots: 1211 11/Hot Adds: 1111; Mediums: 36(231/ in JOE PERRY PROJECT/Once (MCA) 0(01; Mediums: 811)/Medium Medium Adds: 8131/Extra Adds: 6151. Total Reports: 24191/Total Adds: 16)91; Hots: 1101/Hot Adds: Y&T/Mean Streak (A&M) "Mean Streak" Adds: 3)11/Extra Adds: 13(8). LAI Total Reports: 531431/Total Adds: 10)3); Hots: 7161/Hot Adds: 0)0); Mediums: 43)35)1 LISA PRICE/Priceless (Mirus) "Can't Hold On Forever" 010); Mediums: 19(181/ Medium Adds: 8111/Extra Adds: 2(21. Total Reports: 24(201/Total Adds: 5(21; Hots: 2(1)/Hot Adds: QUEENSRYCHE/Queensryche (EMI America) "Queen Of The Reich" Medium Adds: 3111/Extra Adds: 2111. Total Reports: 48(45)/Total Adds: 7)4); Hots: 6(41/Hot Adds: 010); Mediums: 391391/ GRAND PRIX/Samurai (Chrysalis) "Shout" Adds: Mediums: 16(151/ Medium Adds: 4(21/Extra Adds: 3121. Total Reports: 23(21)/Total Adds: 4)61; Hots: 514)/Hot 011); GREG LAKE/Manoeuvres (Chrysalis) "Manoeuvres" Medium Adds: 2131/Extra Adds: 2121. Total Reports: 41(391/Total Adds: 4141; Hots: 413)/Hot Adds: 1(0); Mediums: 34(341/ SILVER CONDOR/Trouble At Home (Columbia) "Trouble At Home" Mediums: 131111/ Medium Adds: 0(21/Extra Adds: 312). Total Reports: 211151/Total Adds: 9151; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0101; AXE/Nemesis (Atco) "Heat In The Street" Medium Adds: 2(21/Extra Adds: 7(31. Total Reports: 40(42)/Total Adds: 711); Hots: 6(5)/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 32)371/ Medium Adds: 5111/Extra Adds: 2(01. Station Listings ... See Page 55 1 Page 62 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 CUR PARALLEL ONE PLAYUSTS

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Chuck McCartney PARALLEL TWO JOBOXERS BRYSON 6 FLACK MOB BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON QUARTERFLASH STACY LATTISAW BILLY JOEL AL JARREAU none BILLY JOEL EURYTIDMICS ROD STEWART MSB SHEENA EASTON BOB SEGER EURYTHMICS BILLY JOEL Hottest: NY PAT BENATAR WFLYIAIbenv, STACY LATTISAW DAVE EDMUNDS DAVID BOWIE BILLY JOEL JOURNEY MSB BILLY JOEL 1-1 TUBES MICHAEL SEMBELLO JO JO 2EP MATTHEW WILDER MICHAEL SEMBELLO QUARTERFLASH BONNIE TYLER 2-2 Jeck Lawrence PAUL YOUNG Hottest: Hottest: AC/DC (dp) ASIA 2-1 Hottest: DONNA SUMMER PAUL YOUNG FRANK STALLONE 4-4 HATS 1-1 Hottest: BOB SEGER MEN WITHOUT MATTHEW WILDER BONNIE TYLER 1-2 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE AIR SUPPLY 5-5 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 PAT BENATAR BONNIE TYLER 2-2 QUIET RIOT MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-3 AIR SUPPLY 2-2 ROGERS 6 PARTON 3-1 JACKSON BROWNE SPANDAU BALLET 7-7 BILLY JOEL 3-3 POLICE 7-5 BILLY JOEL ROMANTICS POLICE 6-5 SPANDAU BALLET 6-3 POLICE 11-7 Hottest: FRANK STALLONE 9-6 EURYTHMICS TALKING HEADS 16-4 MICHAEL SEMBELLO AIR SUPPLY 14-8 STRAY CATS 5-4 FIX% 13-8 BILLY JOEL 4-1 KNOE-FMIManra., LA NAKED EYES 12-8 FIX% 13-9 LIQUID GOLD BRYSON 6 FLACK ROGERS 6 PARTON 13-5 TALKING HEADS 16-10 TALKING HEADS 23-1' TALKING HEADS 22-13 RhynveelShee Hottest: Hottest: WNOK-FM/Columba. SC PRINCE 23-13 MADNESS 25-20 BONNIE TYLER 3-1 LAURA BRANIGAN 2-1 Tom Kent S4TYXIJeckeon, MS MOTELS 33-21 JACKSON BROWNE 98PXYIRoche.ter. NY AIR SUPPLY 3-2 WSFLJNew Bern PRINCE 28-24 PAT SENATOR MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-3 Jim Chick BILLY JOEL 5-4 Tom Mitchell WCIRIB.ckley, WV SHEENA EASTON 10-5 SPANDAU BALLET KenlStori. BILLY JOEL WJADIBe1MrWge JOURNEY SPANDAU BALLET 11-5 Bob Spencer DEF LEPPARD 15-7 MOTELS AGNETHA FALTSKOG (dp) AIR SUPPLY 15-10 MEN AT WORK LIONEL RICHIE 26-18 LIONEL RICHIE DAVID BOWIE (dp) PAT BENATAR (dp) EIIIoVWeet HUMAN LEAGUE MOB (dp) EURYTHMICS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL MICHAEL SEMBELLO EURYTHMICS WTRYIAIb.ny, NY LOVERBOY STEVIE NICKS ANIMALS LEE GREENWOOD (dp) NELSON 6 JENNINGS Hottest: Hottest: BROWNE JACKSON BROWNE BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL 2-1 BW Cahill COMMODORES WJBQ/Portlend, ME KINKS JACKSON BONNIE TYLER 1-1 LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: JOBOXERS (dp) JOBOXERS LOVERBOY MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-2 PhoenlxlO'Nell BRYSON 6 LOVERBOY (dp) POLICE 10-5 MANHATTAN TRANSFE POLICE 4-1 Hottest: Hottest: FLACK AIR SUPPLY 7-4 MSB EURYTHMICS AIR SUPPLY 11-9 Hottest: DONNA SUMMER FIXX 23-6 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 BILLY JOEL 1-1 POLICE 16-6 FIXX 19-13 ASIA 4-3 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY SPANDAU BALLET 14-8 BRYSON 6 FLACK AIR SUPPLY 1-1 PAUL YOUNG SHEENA EASTON 22-7 BILLY JOEL 5-3 TALKING 22-18 RIOT (dp) Hottest: HEADS BILLY JOEL 5-2 TUBES MOODY BLUES 24-13 MEN WITHOUT HATS 8-5 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-6 QUIET BONNIE TYLER 1-1 SHALAMAR 12-8 MADNESS 25-14 AIR SUPPLY 11-6 FRANK STALLONE 11-9 PETER SCHILLING (dp) WPFM/Panne Clef NY JOURNEY Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 9-5 WGFMISchenectedy, SPANDAU BALLET 17-9 MEN AT WORK POLICE 12-8 ROGERS S PARTON 19-14 Skip Biehop BONNIE TYLER 1-1 POLICE 10-7 Peul Cassidy ROGERS 6 PARTON 18-16 JACKSON BROWNE AIR SUPPLY 5-2 AGNETHA FALTSKOG STRAY CATS 12-9 EURYTHMICS WILD/Columbla, SC WNVZJNoAolk, VA PAT BENATAR WOUTIJohn*on City, TN MEN WITHOUT HATS 7-4 JOBOXERS TALKING HEADS 20-14 MSB Kelly QUIET RIOT Chuck Finley Steve POLICE 17-10 JACKSON BROWNE IdpI Hottest: Rod Hampton Q100IAllentown. JACKSON BROWNE WOMP-FM)Bellelre MSB ROGERS S PARTON 15-11 STACY LATTISAW PA BONNIE TYLER 1-1 COMMODORES (dp) BILLY JOEL JACKSON BROWNE KANSAS lap) QUARTERFLASH Deve Dillon Oweyne Bonde AIR SUPPLY 2-2 EURYTHMICS ANIMALS BILLY JOEL PAT BENATAR (dp) MOO/Columbus. GA Hottest: POLICE 10-6 BRYSON 6 FLACK (dp) MICHAEL SEMBELLO DAVID BOWIE LOVERBOY BONNIE TYLER 1-1 TALKING HEADS CARLY SIMON SHEENA EASTON 14-10 CEE FARROW Idp) Ralph Carroll KANSAS EURYTHMICS KINKS EURYTHMICS SPANDAU BALLET 3-2 QUIET RIOT ROGERS 6 PARTON 27-16 EDDIE 6 THE CROIS Hottest: DEF LEPPARD LOVERBOY MICHAEL SEMBELLO BRYSON 6 FLACK LAURA BRANIGAN 1-4 ROGERS 6 PARTON RUFUS 6 CHAKA MEN WITHOUT RATS 2-1 AGNETHA FALTSKOG DEF LEPPARD (dp) ELVIS COSTELLO 7-6 GEORGE BENSON QUIET RIOT WHEB/Porumouth ROMANTICS ELVIS COSTELLO BONNIE TYLER 6-3 Hottest: BILLY JOBOXERS STEVIE NICKS 20-11 PRINCE PAT BENATAR INDUSTRY JOEL STRAY CATS E-5 Rick Been BILLY JOEL 8-1 ANIMALS MOTELS JACKSON BROWNE HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: POLICE 17-14 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-3 MICHAEL SEMBELLO WXLKiRcenok., VA DAVID BOWIE CEE FARROW JOURNEY BOB SEGER BONNIE TYLER 3-1 NAKED 7-4 Hottest: Hottest: FIX% 31-18 CLIQUE MSB EYES ASIA 4-3 Don O'Shee ANIMALS ASIA 10-6 POLICE 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 3-1 JO JO 2EP Hottest: Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET 8-6 WKFM/Syr.a4.. AIR SUPPLY 17-12 POLICE 18-13 BONNIE TYLER 2-2 JOURNEY POLICE 15-6 Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 STRAY CATS 20-9 John Carucci BONNIE TYLER 1-1 LIONEL PICHIE D-35 ROGERS 6 PARTON 14-3 EURYTHMICS POLICE 6-3 NAKED EYES 7-5 POLICE 9-5 MOB AIR SUPPLY 24-12 POLICE 7-2 FIX% 11-6 9-6 MSS AIR SUPPLY WOKI(Kn000lle, TN BJ1IS/Orlendo, AIR SUPPLY 30-6 DEF LEPPARD (dp) PRAM STALLONE D-18 JUICE NEWTON 9-3 MOTELS 20-11 FL GLENN SHORROCK POLICE 18-10 Hottest: ROGERS S PARTON 12-5 MOODY BLUES 27-18 FIX% 25-19 Gary Adkins Gerry Mitchell WVSRICherleston, WV PAUL YOUNG PRINCE 22-13 KISR/Ft Smith, AR FRANK STALLONE 2-1 BILLY IDOL (dp) LOVERBOY BILLY BILLY JOEL 3-2 Doug WSQVIWIN.nurport PA KITE/Corpus Cluing. TX JOEL Rkk Hayes Yank HUMAN LEAGUE WIKLChember.burg, PA MINOR DETAIL Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET 6-4 Frank Bell Zippo/Tueker DAVID BOWIE MEN WITHOUT LIONEL RICHIE JO JO 2EP Matthews/Scott LIONEL RICHIE BONNIE TYLER 2-1 HATS 8-6 BILLY JOEL MICHAEL SEMBELLO ROGERS 6 PARTON 14-8 JOURNEY JOURNEY LIONEL RICHIE EURYTHMICS MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-4 RUFUS 6 CHAKA JACKSON BROWNE COMMODORES SHALAMAR PETER SCHILLING WILDER MICHAEL SEMBELLO SPANDAU BALLET 11-8 Hottest: MATTHEW JOBOXERS BILLY JOEL QUIET RIOT (dp) GLENN SHORROCK BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON 25-20 GA BONNIE TYLER 5-1 AL JARREAU WAEV)S.vann.h, EURYTHMICS MICHAEL S@IBELLO MSB JOURNEY SHEENA EASTON 26-21 JOURNEY ROBERT PLANT 12-9 JOBOXERS LOVERBOY J.D. North PAT BENATAR DEF LEPPARD (dp) Hottest: KLIQUE (dp) POLICE 17-12 MSB DEF LEPPARD QUARTERFLASH Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE BERLIN (dpi KINKS 25-16 WRVQ/Rlchmond, VA Hottest: PAUL YOUNG HUMAN LEAGUE BONNIE TYLER 1-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 MICHAEL SFMBELLO Hottest: FIX% 31-20 FRANK STALLONE 3-1 JACKSON BROWNE DAVID BOWIE (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN 9-4 TALKING HEADS 6-3 Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 Bob McNeil MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 BILLY JOEL JOAN JETT (dp) ROGERS 6 PARTON 12-5 7-4 TYLER 2-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 NJ POLICE BONNIE LIONEL RICHIE POLICE 4-3 AL JARREAU JOBOXERS (dp) WPSTrTremon, SPANDAU BALLET 10-7 SPANDAU BALLET 14-8 MEN WITHOUT HATS 7-3 TALKING HEADS 10-9 BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET 9-7 Hottest: Rottest: Tom Taylor POLICE 23-15 BILLY JOEL 1-6 MIDNIGHT STAR 14-12 ROBERT PLANT ROGERS 6 PARTON 15-12 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-1 PRINCE 23-18 EURYTHMICS STRAY CATS 8-7 MADNESS BILLY JOEL 2-2 BRANIGAN 5-2 WTSN/Dover, NH LAURA AIR SUPPLY 20-13 JOAN JETT SPANDAU BALLET 8-4 ASIA 7-3 JOURNEY WFMIILa%)ngton, KY QUIET RIOT Jlm S.baetktn SOUTH PRINCE Q10YQ.d.dert AL ROGERS 6 PARTON 19-10 AIR SUPPLY 8-4 KZFMICorpue Chrea Charlie Fox BRYAN ADAMS POLICE 22-11 POLICE 16-8 ROMAN HOLLIDAY BOB SEGER GdtMrlDevl. MICHAEL SEMBELLO JOAN JETT PARALLEL. TWO Chuck Baker HUMAN LEAGUE KINKS Hottest: LOVERBOY BILLY JOEL WIXV)Sev.nneh, GA K104(Erie. PA EURYTHMICS PAT BENATAR GENESIS BONNIE TYLER 2-1 Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE BRYSON 6 FLACK LOVERBOY AC/DC J.P. Hunter Bib Sherman AIR SUPPLY 7-5 WBBQJAuguse., GA BILLY JOEL 1-1 JOBOXERS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS ANIMALS BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET 16-7 AIR SUPPLY 20-12 LOVERBOY CARLY SIMON MEN AT WORK ANIMALS Bruce Steven* EURYTHMICS DAVID BOWIE (dp) POLICE 17-8 STRAY CATS 21-13 HUMAN LEAGUE MICHAEL SEMBELLO MSB DONNA SUMMER Hottest: HELIX FIX% 26-19 JOAN JETT (dp) SOS BAND D-14 Hottest: QUARTERFLASH QUIET RIOT Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO BRYSON 6 FLACK ROGERS 6 PARTON 28-17 ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 ROMANTICS QUARTERFLASH BILLY JOEL 2-1 STRAY CATS 6-5 Rotteer: BILLY JOEL RICK JAMES 7-4 JO JO 2EP DAVE EDMUNDS BONNIE TYLER 3-2 DEF LEPPARD 8-6 MIDNIGHT STAR 9-7 KrTYIS.n Antonio. TX WRCKIUtice NY PAT BENATAR 16-9 POLICE 6-5 QUIET RIOT JO JO 2EP SPANDAU BALLET 9-5 AIR SUPPLY 12-7 POLICE Hottest: Frank Welsh SOS BAND 8-6 JOAN JETT BRYSON 6 FLACK Jim Rehs POLICE 10-7 ELVIS COSTELLO 15-30 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 17-14 MEN AT WORK ROMANTICS ROBERT PLANT 19-14 ROBERT PLANT 20-12 COMMODORES 30-19 ROGERS 6 PARTON 11-2 PRINCE Hottest: JOBOXERS KINKS AIR SUPPLY 34-15 MEN WITHOUT HATS 5-3 COMMODORES WFOXIGeInerlM, BILLY JOEL 3-1 AC/DC Op) JOURNEY WERZ/Eaeter, NH GA BILLY WDOO/Deytona Beech. FL MICHAEL SEMBELLO ROGERS S Hottest: QUARTERFLASH JOEL 6-4 KKYK/LIRSe Rock. AR Alen Du Prieet PARTON 12-5 Scott MacKay FRANK STALLONE 9-9 ALABAMA DEF LEPPARD 15-9 LOVERBOY 1-1 TUBES Ralph Wlmm.r Merk McCain EDDIE 6 THE CPUIS PI%X 20-14 DEE LEPPARD 8-6 AC/DC (dp) BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL BOB SEGER QUIET RIOT (dp) PRINCE DEF LEPPARD 19-11 MSB JOURNEY KHFIIAuetln, TX SHALAMAR ELVIS COSTELLO 28-19 NELSON 6 JENNINGS (dp) Hottest: POLICE 18-12 BILLY IDOL JACKSON BROWNE Vo1kn.NG.rratt STEVIE NICKS MICHAEL SEMBELLO BENATAR (dp) BONNIE TYLER 1-1 Z10211.venrrR LIONEL RICHIE 22-13 Hottest: TUBES PAT JOURNEY Hottest: GA none EURYTHMICS MIDNIGHT STAR 9-3 ROGERS MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 EURYTHMICS Hottest: 6 PARTON 1-1 Rendi Sommer. Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO STRAY CATS 6-5 BONNIE WYCR/Henover-York. PA BONNIE TYLER 5-3 QUARTERFLASH BONNIE TYLER 2-1 TYLER 2-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 Hottest: BRYSON 6 FLACK 7-6 BILLY JOEL POLICE 6-5 MOB MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-5 AIR SUPPLY S-3 Mark Richard. POLICE 7-7 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 ASIA 11-8 DEP LEPPARD (dp) FIXX PAUL YOUNG AIR SUPPLY 9-6 MEN WITHOUT HATS 7-4 11-8 FRANK STALLONE 9-9 MEN WITHOUT HATS MATTHEW WILDER MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: 3-2 ROGERS S PARTON 14-10 SHALAMAR 10-5 QUIET RIOT 20-15 SPANDAU BALLET 11-11 SPANDAU BALLET 11-4 KTFMIS.n Antonio, TX LOVERBOY MSB BONNIE TYLER 4-1 SPANDAU BALLET 19-13 (dp) MADNESS 15-15 STRAY CATS JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: WKRZ.FMIWltkee-Bane BILLY JOEL 3-2 16-13 ThomrNNe.ty WYKS/Gaineeville, FL ROGERS 6 ^ORTON 21-15 ROD STEHART BONNIE TYLER 4-1 POLICE 11-5 K BFM/MoAR.r68rown.vlle Lou Petrick Jim Rising WFMF/Baton Rouge. LA GEORGE BENSON Hottest: STRAY CATS 10-6 MOODY BLUES 26-23 WNFI/Dayton* Beech, FL Bob Mitchell PRINCE BONNIE TYLER 1-1 PRANK STALLONE 11-7 MICHAEL SEMBELLO QUIET RIOT 40-29 Rlce/Ahysen JOBOXERS (dp) Brian Douglas LAURA BRANIGAN MOB QUIET RIOT (dp) POLICE 14-5 POLICE 16-10 DEF LEPPARD BERLIN WZYQJFr.dMek, ND MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY JOEL MSB (dp) ROGERS S PARTON 23-6 ELTON JOHN 24-18 MINOR DETAIL. TUBES EDDIE RABBITT none BRYSON 6 FLACK HUMAN LEAGUE (dp) SPANDAU BALLET 20-9 QUARTERFLASH Kemoeebi Joe BILLY JOEL Hottest: BILLY IDOL FIX% 27-13 WT1C-FMIHertford, CT JOBOXERS Hottest: MEN AT WORK Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 JOURNEY Mike Weer LOVERBOY MSS BONNIE TYLER 3-1 Rotfeet: WOLFtTellhemee. ROMAN HOLLIDAY BONNIE TYLER 4-1 AIR SUPPLY 2-2 ASIA 2-2 EURYTHMICS POLICE 2-1 R. JOURNEY LAURA BRANIGAN 2-2 BILLY Hottest: MEN AT WORK GENESIS JOEL 6-6 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-3 TALRING HEADS 8-2 Brien Phillips Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 6-5 POLICE 17-17 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BRYSON 6 FLACK BILLY JOEL 1-1 Hottest: POLICE 9-6 HEART 6-5 BILLY JOEL 1-8 ROGERS S PARTON 18-18 BRYSON 6 FLACK 11-7 MICHAEL SEMBELLO MICHAEL JACKSON BONNIE TYLER 6-3 ROGERS 6 PARTON- 4-1 SPANDAU BALLET 8-7 SHEENA EASTON 12-8 MEN WITHOUT HATS 15-9 ROGERS S PARTON 28-18 MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: FIX% 26-4 AIR SUPPLY 1-2 MOODY BLUES 15-11 WDCG/Durhen6R.INgh FM100'M.mpMs, TN SPANDAU BALLET 22-20 EURYTHMICS (dp) BONNIE TYLER 3-1 BOB SEGER 31-6 FRANK STALLONE 11-9 KZZB/Beaumont TX LIONEL RICHIE 39-29 KILE/G.Heetort TX MSB (dp) POLICE 5-3 KINKS 19-15 BONNIE TYLER 20-10 Randy Kabrlch WaigMayweether SPANDAU BALLET 10-5 FIR% 18-14 MurphylHardaon Scott T.ylor ANIMALS Hottest: PIX% :8-14 JOURNEY BILLY JOEL KTSA/Sen COOS/York. PA HUMAN LEAGUE Antonio. TX LIONEL RICHIE 21-17 WOCMIHegerstown, MD BILLY JOEL DAVID BOWIE DEF LEPPARD (dp) BILLY JOEL 3-1 Den Steele JOURNEY MICHAEL JACKSON EURYTHMICS Steve Weed STACY LATTISAW FRANK STALLONE 2-2 Gary Pommies PAT BENATAR Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET 4-3 WKEE/Huntington. STACY LATTISAW SOS BAND LIONEL RICHIE EURYTHMICS WV BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER 2-1 POLICE 9-5 MICHAEL SEMBELLO HUNAN LEAGUE Hottest: ANNE MURRAY KANSAS (dp) Gary Meier Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-2 ROGERS 6 PARTON 12-9 BILLY ROMAN HOLLIDAY BILLY JOEL 1-1 JUICE NEUTON AL JARREAU JOEL BILLY JOEL 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-8 QUARTERFLASH Hottest: JOBOXERS BONNIE TYLER 2-2 Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE STRAY CATS 8-3 AIR SUPPLY 11-10 KKQV/Wkhle. Fee., LOVERBOY (dp) HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS SPANDAU BALLET 11-5 BONNIE TYLER 15-1 GLENN SHORROCK TX AIR SUPPLY 1-1 TALKING HEADS 9-5 NAKED PAT BENATAR (dp) QUARTERFLASH EYES 15-11 AIR SUPPLY 23-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 Hottest: Cluck Bock SPANDAU BALLET 4-2 BONNIE TYLER 13-6 MICHAEL SEMBELLO LIONEL RICHIE ROGER.^. 6 PARTON 28-23 ROGERS 6 PARTON 23-3 BILLY JOEL 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 8-5 ELTON JOHN 16-8 Peso, TX LOVERBOY BILLY JOEL (dp) MICHAEL SEMBELLO KAMZIEI DONNA SUMMER POLICE 11-6 POLICE 11-7 6-6 TUBES JOURNEY MOB WeeUSaylor WABB-FMIMobik. AL MICHAEL SEMBELLO STRAY CATS 15-11 ROGERS 6 PARTON 19-10 WQID/BIlost MS D-9 PAT BENATAR HUMAN LEAGUE (dp) Hottest: SHEENA EASTON 23-18 none FrernIFug.r QUARTERFLASH MSB (dpi MEN WITHOUT RATS 5-1 Kirk CHutt KROK/Shreveport LA BRYSON 6 FLACK 30-23 ROMAN HOLLIDAY AIR SUPPLY 9-3 Hottest: GEORGE BENSON AGNETHA FALTSKOG (dp) PARALLEL THREE MOTELS Hayden/Stewart Rottest: BONNIE TYLER 10-5 DONNA SUMMER 1-1 LOVERBOY KTDY/Lat.yette. LA BILLY IDOL LIONEL PICHIE MOB BONNIE TYLER 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 11-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 QUIET RIOT (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS Greg Stever. HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS AIR SUPPLY 4-2 PA POLICE 16-10 MEN WITHOUT HATS 5-5 EURYTHMICS MICHAEL SEMBELLO WFBG)AMoone. HOLLIDAY STACY LATTISAW MEN WITHOUT HATS 6-3 ROMAN (dp) BONNIE TYLER 7-7 Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: Tony Booth Hottest: BILLY JOEL STRAY CATS 7-4 OK1001Itheae. NY STACY LATTISAW 11-11 ASIA 1-1 DEF MICHAEL SEMBELLO (dp) BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 LEPPARD (dp) SPANDAU BALLET 13-5 At.Kander SPANDAU BALLET 10-9 JOBOXERS BILLY JOEL MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-2 LIONEL RICHIE Denny MEN HATS 3-2 (dp) WITHOUT KSET-FM(EI Paso, TX POLICE 11-10 JOURNEY PAT BENATAR (dp) POLICE 7-5 JOURNEY (dp) SPANDAU BALLET 4-4 14-11 BRYSON 6 FLACK FIX% 16-13 AL JARREAU FIX% BILLY JOEL FIX% 24-10 Cat Simon ROMAN HOLLIDAY WLAN-FMllarwater, PA QUIET RIOT PRINCE 24-16 Hottest: Hottest: TALKING HEADS 25-17 JACKSON BROWNE PRINCE 23-11 none Halliday STACY LATTISAW BILLY JOEL 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 Todd CARLY SIMON Hottest: WHSLAMImington, NC ROMANTICS Q100/Mobile. AL BONNIE TYLER 2-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-2 JAMES INGRAM (dp) DEF LEPPARD 1-1 LOVERBOY JO JO ZEP ASIA 3-3 ROBERT PLANT 11-8 Foster!Petrick AC/DC (dp) KXX106(Birminghem. AL ASIA 3-3 Scott Griffith MANHATTAN TRANSFE OUADTERFLASH FRANK STALLONE 11-7 POLICE 15-10 QUARTERFLASH (dp) McCarthy WHAM] U.K. 6-6 MICHAEL SURVIVOR (dp) BILLY 2OEL MSB Kevin SEMBELLO MEN WITHOUT HATS 0-9 ROGERS 6 PARTON 14-11 PAUL YOUNG (dp) MADNESS 9-9 JACKSON GLENN SHORROCK JOBOXERS MATTHEW WILDER BROWNE KANSAS (dp) PI%X BILLY IDOL 12-12 BILLY JOEL JOURNEY Hottest: AC /DC WSEZ/Wlnston-Salem MSS (dp) POT BENATAR QUARTERFLASH MSB (dp) BONNIE TYLER 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO Finnegan Hottest: Hottest: JOBOXERS WRQKIGre.n*boro. NC PABLO CRUISE Steve BERLIN MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-2 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 STACY LATTISAW MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 BOB SEGER Hottest: POLICE 8-4 Wee Jon.. HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 MICHAEL SEMBELLO Hottest: ASIA 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 10-5 ROGERS 6 PARTON 11-6 EURYTHMICS BILLY JOEL 3-3 Hottest: BILLY JOEL BONNIE ROBERT PLANT 4-2 AIR SUPPLY 13-7 STRAY CATS 14-9 TYLER 1-1 BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET 14-5 POLICE 22-13 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 JOHO%ERS ASIA 11-5 POLICE 8-4 DEF LEPPARD 20-14 ASIA 8-5 Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET 11-5 DEF LEPPARD 25-16 EURYTHMICS SPANDAU BALLET 13-7 BONNIE TYLER KC101(New Haven, CT SPANDAU BALLET 13-9 MANHATTAN TRANSFE 1-1 F100 13-10 SHALAMAR 17-13 SPANDAU BALLET 4-2 WACZIB.ngor, ME POLICE 15-30 STACY LATTISAW Stet Rybek 13FEAIM.nch.et.e. NH POLICE 19-14 SHALAMAR 13-9 O'Hera GEORGE BENSON 17-12 Hottest: Micheai ROGERS 6 PARTON 14-10 DAVID BOWIE Rick Ryder BONNIE TYLER 4-1 WHHY-FM/Montgomery DONNA SUMMER PRINCE 20-13 232 Reporters BRYSON 6 FLACH WSSX/Ch.H.eton MEN WITHOUT HATS 7-6 PAT BENATAR JACKSON BROWNE Merk St John HUMAN LEAGUE TUBES Bill Martin LAURA BRANIGAN 12-9 221 Current Reports MICHAEL SEMBELLO 6 NELSON JENNINGS MICHAEL JOHNSON POLICE 20-14 none PARALLEL. THREE KINKS The following stations reported AC/DC Hottest: MEN AT WORK ROBERT PLANT 26-21 Hottest: Hottest: PAT BENATAR BILLY JOEL 1-1 ANIMALS BONNIE TYLER 1-1 KQIZ-FM)Arrerlllo a frozen playlist this week: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 Hottest: NAKED EYES 3-3 PAT BENATAR WAN&FM/Greenville, SC AIR SUPPLY 4-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 Ron Chase KFRC/San Francisco MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-4 JOURNEY ROGERS S PARTON E-8 AIR SUPPLY 11-7 AIR SUPPLY 6-3 JACKSON BROWNE Rod Mete. BONNIE TYLER 9-9 ROBERT PLANT 13-13 JOURNEY WHHY-FM/Montgomery TALKING HEADS 15-11 DEF LEPPARD 13-10 Hottest: BILLY JOEL ASIA 19-19 COMMODORES 14-14 PAT BENATAR The FIX% 20-13 SPANDAU BALLET 14-11 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BOB following stations failed to SEGER BILLY JOEL ROGERS 6 PARTON 17-14 JIM CAPALEI 7-4 MANHATTAN TRANSFE ROMANTICS report this week and therefore WSPKIPoughkeepele. NY WKHBOceen City, MD POLICE 10-7 JOURNEY KRGVIMcAIkn-Browr.vlll. AC/DC (dp) where frozen: WOUYIB.ngor. ME FIXX 18-13 EURYTHMICS their playlists Chee Leide Jack Gillen PerryR.ylor MICHAEL SEMBELLO BRYAN ADAMS 28-17 Hottest: KAMZ/EI Paso Jim Randall JACKSON BROWNE MIQUEL BROWN BONNIE TYLER 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO PETER SCHILLING MSB KSET-FM!El Paso BILLY JOEL PAUL YOUNG WBCYICh.rkrtk, NC POLICE 9-3 BERLIN BILLY JOEL ' HUMAN LEAGUE MICHAEL SEMBELLO MATTHEW WILDER JACKSON BROWNE Bob SPANDAU BALLET 12-8 PAUL YOUNG KH FI/Austin DAVID BOWIE TUBES K.ghen RUFUS 6 CHAKA MSS (dp) TALKING HEADS 18-14 MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: WNFI/Daytona Beach MATTHEW WILDER PAT BENATAR MICHAEL SEMBELLO FIX% 29-20 MATTHEW WILDER ANIMALS POLICE 1-1 PAT BENATAR QUIET RIOT BRYSON 6 FLACK WMEE/Ft. Wayne EURYTHMICS CEE FARROW FIXX 4-4 Hottest: MSB Hottest: PAT BENATAR Hottest: WYFM/Youngstown FRANK STALLONE Hottest: MEN AT WORK 13-7 9-3 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-1 MSB BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 DEF LEPPARD 18-10 0101 /Meridian MADNESS 13-4 BONNIE TYLER 8-4 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 4-3 BILLY JOEL 4-2 LOVERBOY 28-12 FRANK STALLONE 10-6 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 8-4 WAZY-FM/Lafayette TALKING HEADS 5-3 SPANDAU BALLET SHALAMAR 13-6 MEN AT WORK 27-14 SPANDAU BALLET 10-7 15-7 KFMW/Waterloo POLICE 16-9 SPANDAU BALLET 15-9 BERRIE HANCOCK 29-20 JEFFREY OSBORNE 14-10 ROGERS S PARTON 16-10 TALKING HEADS 18-13 Page 65 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 MIDWEST WEST Most Added . Hottest Most Added Hottest Billy Joel Bonnie Tyler Billy Joel Bonnie Tyler CHR ADDS 8t HOTS Journey Spandau Ballet M. Stanley Band Police Music Key: (DPI indicates the song is getting May during certain parts of the day and/or night (RA) indicates Pat Benatar Police Eurythmics Men Without Hats the song was dropped from the pia ylist then re -added. Men At Work

KMGX/Fresno, KTRSICaoper, WY WGRDIGrand KZ931Peoria, IL WBNOIBloomington, IL KKLS-FM/Rapid City, SD CA KGGI(Riverside-S. Bemardino Rapids, MI Seers/Donovan MIDWEST J.J. Duling Merk Maloney Mike Jests Sherwin/Piper John Berry John Volpe LOVERBOY AIR SUPPLY LIONEL RICHIE ROMANTICS GEORGE BENSON HUMAN LEAGUE LAURA BRANIGAN PRINCE PAHALLLL TWO PAT BENATAR MSB ROGERS & PARTON MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY IDOL (dp) BILLY JOEL MOTELS MICHAEL SEMBELLO LIONEL RICHIE MEN AT WORK LIONEL RICHIE MSB (dp) MOODY BLUES BRYAN ADAMS AGNETHA FALTSKOG PAT BENATAR MICHAEL SEMBELLO Hottest: QUIET RIOT Idp) LIONEL RICHIE ANIMALS WKDDIAkron, OH Hottest: LOVERBOY AL JARREAU none Hottest: MEN AT WORK HUEY LEWIS A NEWS BONNIE TYLER 2-1 JO JO ZEP JOBOXERS Matt Patrick POLICE 4-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS MEN AT WORK ASIA 3-2 Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER KWOD/Sacramento, CA MICHAEL JACKSON 5-4 JOURNEY JOAN JETT JOAN JETT (dp) POLICE 6-3 ASIA 1-1 KLIQUE (dp) SPANDAU BALLET 8-5 Hottest: Mr. Ed BRYSON á FLACK (dp) MSB FIXX 15-9 BONNIE TYLER 6-2 MINOR DETAIL (dp) LOVERBOY 18-13 BILLY JOEL 1-1 PETER SCHILLING (dp) GENESIS (dp) TALKING HEADS 19-11 POLICE 9-7 ROMAN HOLLIDAY LIONEL RICHIE HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 25-19 BONNIE TYLER 6-2 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO KINKS 21-14 Hottest: MOTELS POLICE 5-3 BILLY JOEL 1-1 ANIMALS WBWBIBroomington MADNESS 23-17 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 BILLY ASIA 9-4 JOEL BONNIE TYLER 3-2 EDDIE & THE CRUIS (dp RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-2 JOURNEY WZZRIGrand Rapids, MI FRANK STALLONE 12-6 John Heimann SPANDAU BALLET 13-3 ELVIS COSTELLO 99KGISalina, KS TACO 5-4 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 12-4 MATTHEW WILDER Don Schuller QUA RYER'LASH WHAM! U.K. 9-6 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 W R K R/Racine-Milwaukee CollierRrevia MEN WITHOUT HATS 9-5 Hottest: DEF LEPPARD (dp) RICK JAMES 17-14 ASIA 5-4 BILLY JOEL Pat Martin BONNIE TYLER 4-1 DONNA SIMMER MEN AT WORK KYNO-FMIFreeno, POLICE 10-5 KKAZ/Cheyenne, WY ROMANTICS STACY LATTISAW CA 11-7 ASIA 9-8 QUIET RIOT QUARTERFLASH SPANDAU BALLET EDDIE & THE CRUIS Walker/Davie John Ramsey SPANDAU BALLET 13-10 MSB PAT BENATAR HUMAN LEAGUE (dp) FIX% 16-11 KAJAGOOGOO 19-14 BILLY IDOL MSB LOVERBOY MSB TALKING HEADS POLICE 20-15 PETER SCHILLING Hottest: JOURNEY KSKDISelem, (dp) MADNESS DONNA SUMMER OR DAVID BOWIE JOURNEY ASIA 1-1 PAUL YOUNG RUFUS & CHAKA JOBOXERS Len E. Mitchell Hottest: W KAUTAppbtorrOshkosh INDUSTRY JOAN JETT 32-22 Hottest: EURYTHMICS Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 2-1 QUIET RIOT BRYAN ADAMS 31-23 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 PAT BENATAR BILLY JOEL RosalAllan MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-3 MSB HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 38-25 TYLER 6-2 LOVERBOY JOURNEY DEF LEPPARD 17-7 BONNIE SPANDAU BALLET 6-4 LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 40-26 TALKING HEADS 15-12 ZAPP TUBES SPANDAU BALLET 18-9 POLICE 12-5 BILLY JOEL ASIA 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 32-24 Hottest: ROMAN HOLLIDAY (dp) FRANK STALLONE 19-10 AIR SUPPLY 11-7 EURYTHMICS PETER GABRIEL 8-7 WCIL-FMICarbondele, IL 36-27 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 TALKING HEADS 23-12 PRINCE PAUL YOUNG (dp) ELVIS COSTELLO POLICE 15-9 Waltekus FRANK STALLONE 3-2 HUMAN LEAGUE (dp) FIXX 16-12 Tony KOHOIHoqulam MOB (dp) WZOKIRocktord KKRCISl ux Falb MIDNIGHT STAR 4-3 MSB (dp) BRYAN ADAMS 18-17 PRINCE RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-4 Hottest: Dan Hottest: Steve Larson Tim Fox ELTON JOHN Kleley WHAM! U.K. 6-5 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 WZPUlndienapolis, IN SHEENA EASTON ROD STEWART AIR SUPPLY MEN AT WORK QUIET RIOT 17-10 FIXX MOTELS KIKI/Honolulu, HI PAT BENATAR POLICE 11-6 Gary Hoffmann TALKING HEADS DEF LEPPARD 22-16 HUMAN LEAGUE 13-8 Hottest: HUEY LEWIS & NEWS STRAY CATS LOVERBOY Kong/Shishido BOB SEGER 35-28 ROMANTICS BALLET 17-11 HERBIE HANCOCK BONNIE TYLER 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE AT WORK SPANDAU QUIET RIOT MEN 36-30 Hottest: QUARTERFLASH MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-2 DAVID BOWIE HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 MSB POLICE 11-5 AGNETHA FALTSKOG KID CREOLE KRSPISelt Lake City, UT WNAMIAppehon-Oshkosh MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-1 POLICE 15-11 AC/DC SPANDAU BALLET 14-9 PETER SCHILLING ATLANTIC STARR MICHAEL JACKSON 5-2 Carlson/Moll FIXX 25-15 Chris Caine COMMODORES QUIET RIOT D-23 Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD DONNA SUMMER 8-3 MOTELS 29-21 HUMAN LEAGUE MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO DAVID BOWIE BILLY BONNIE TYLER 11-5 PRINCE 34-23 JOEL RUFUS 6 CHAKA BILLY JOEL 2-2 JIMMY MESSINA MEN AT WORE AIR SUPPLY 12-6 KCMO:Columbia, MO STACY LATTISAW DEBORAH ALLEN BONNIE TYLER 4-3 Hottest: KINKS GLENN SHORROCK PAUL YOUNG Dave McCormick SPANDAU BALLET 8-1 KOZE/Lewbton, ID U93/South Bend. IN POLICE 7-6 AGNETHA FALTSKOG QUARTERFLASH JO JO ZEP EURYTHMICS DEF LEPPARD D-27 AIR SUPPLY 5-2 Hottest: Jay McCall MSB PETER SCHILLING J.K. Dearing PAT BENATAR LAURA BRANIGAN 13-9 MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO MICHAEL SEMBELLO KWTO-FMISpringfield, MEN WITHOUT HATS 19-11 BONNIE TYLER 3-2 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 BILLY JOEL 1-1 BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: MO STACY LATTISAW 16-12 BILLY JOEL SHALAMAR RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-9 MSB ROGERS 6 PARTON 13-5 BONNIE -TYLER 2-2 BILLY JOEL 1-1 Bob Hammond FIXX 23-17 Hottest: STACY LATTISAW BRYSON & FLACK 20-13 FIX% 4-3 BONNIE TYLER 2-2 KOMOIHonolulu, HI QUIET RIOT 33-19 MOODY BLUES 25-19 FRANK STALLONE B-7 TACO 3-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-3 PAT BENATAR HUMAN LEAGUE BONNIE TYLER 5-2 Kimo Akan* BOB SEGER LIONEL RICHIE 35-29 MEN WITHOUT HATS 12-10 SPANDAAU BALLET 17-10 MICHAEL SEMBELLO KITS/San Francisco, BILLY JOEL 4-3 CA Hottest: POLICE 20-12 EURYTHMICS LIONEL RICHIE Hunter/Maiener 92XIColumbue, OH WJXO/Jackson, MI MEN WITHOUT HATS 6-4 MSB (dp) BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER 1-1 POLICE 20-10 TALKING HEADS 12-8 TM Flutter Y94iFergo, ND AGNETHA FALTSKOG JAMES INGRAM BILLY JOEL Ryan/Cheeks Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 16-9 WRONIToledo, OH Dan Collins JOURNEY PAT BENATAR LIONEL RICHIE ROMANTICS BILLY JOEL 3-1 PAUL YOUNG DEF LEPPARD 18-13 HUMAN LEAGUE FIXX 24-17 DAVID BOWIE GENESIS Buck Williams EURYTHMICS MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-2 MSB JACKSON BROWNE PAT BENATAR Hottest: LOVERBOY BONNIE TYLER 6-3 DEBORAH ALLEN BERLIN BRYSON & FLACK Hottest: ASIA 1-1 PAT BENATAR AIR SUPPLY 9-6 Hottest: JOURNEY KOZAiPueblo, CO BONNIE TYLER 1-1 POLICE 2-2 MSB BILLY JOEL ASIA 8-7 BILLY JOEL 1-1 QUARTERFLASH KLIQUE Rip Avina BILLY JOEL 2-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-3 MICHAEL SEMBELLO TACO 3-2 MSB MEN WITHOUT BATS 4-3 FIER 17-15 DONNA SUMMER Hottest: WSPT/Stevens Point WI MICHAEL JACKSON 6-3 AGNETHA FALTSKOG Hottest: BILLY JOEL TACO 7-4 LOVERBOY 25-20 BILLY JOEL 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 7-4 BONNIE TYLER 5-1 EURYTHMICS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS FuhrfTracy AIR SUPPLY 19-11 BONNIE TYLER 2-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-5 POLICE 9-6 WKFR/Kelamazoo, PAT BENATAR PAT BENATAR (dp) KIIK/Devenport. MI POLICE 13-6 LIONEL RICHIE SHEENA EASTON 23-15 AGNETHA FALTSKOG IA DEF LEPPARD BILLY JOEL KLUC/Las Vagas, NV AIR DUPPLY 8-7 E. 29-21 Swert/Chapmen LOVERBOY HUEY LEWIS NEWS QUARTERFLASH (dp) Jim O'Hara SPANDAU BALLET 12-9 JACKSON BROWNE DAVID BOWIE 34-23 EURYTHMICS Randy Lundquist JACKSON BROWNE SOS BAND (dp) EURYTHMICS Hottest: BILLY JOEL MEN AT WORN EURYTHMICS (dp) KKXL-FMIGrand Forks, ND QUARTERFLASH BILLY JOEL KHYT(Tucson, AZ BILLY JOEL 1-1 MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: JOEL Don Nordine PAT BENATAR Sharman Cohen BONNIE TYLER 2-2 ELVIS COSTELLO GENESIS (dp) STACY LATTISAW MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-1 DAVID BOWIE JOBOXERS SPANDAU BALLET 14-8 JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE TACO 4-3 QUARTERFLASH MOTELS ANIMALS MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-9 ANNE MURRAY (dp) BONNIE TYLER 2-1 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS STRAY CATS 5-4 BOB SEGER PETER SCHILLING SHALAMAR 11-10 CARLY SIMON Hottest: ASIA 4-2 SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY 8-6 Hottest: RUFUS & CHAKA BILLY JOEL 1-1 ROMAN HOLLIDAY (dp) SPANDAU BALLET 5-5 QUIET RIOT 2OLICE 13-7 POLICE 6-1 BILLY JOEL KCBNIReno, NV POLICE 3-2 Hottest: POLICE 11-7 Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 MSB BONNIE TYLER 4-4 KDVVITopeke, KN Jim O'Neal BONNIE TYLER 2-1 ROGERS & PARTON 16-10 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 ASIA 3-3 JAMES INGRAM AIR SUPPLY 7-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 5-5 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 Tony Stewart STRAY CATS 15-9 MO ASIA 7-6 JOURNEY MADNESS MEN WITHOUT HATS 6-5 ZZ99(Kensas City, BILLY JOEL 6-4 HEART 16-11 Hottest: GLENN SHORROCK ROGERS & PARTON 10-6 MEN AT WORK Rowlands/Benson KAYIRuba, OK AIR SUPPLY 7-5 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 AGNETHA FALTSKOG FIXX 26-18 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-7 EURYTHMICS KFIILos Angeles POLICE 4-2 STEVIE NICKS PAT BENATAR Phil Williams ELVIS COSTELLO KMOK/Des Moines, IA Steve Lageau TACO 5-4 ROD STEWART QUIET RIOT (dp) KYTNIGrand Forks, ND BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET 8-5 PAT BENATAR Jim Roberta LIONEL RICHIE (dp) JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: MEN AT WORK PAT BENATAR Tom Fricke FIXX 9-8 BRYAN ADAMS JOAN JETT (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON HUMAN LEAGUE BILLY JOEL AL JARREAU (dp) EURYTHMICS AIR SUPPLY 3-2 JOURNEY SHEENA EASTON ROMAN HOLLIDAY MICHAEL SEMBELLO MINOR DETAIL (dp) JIM SWEENEY BONNIE TYLER 4-3 JACKSON BROWNE LOVERBOY KROITucson, AZ Hottest: BOB SEGER MICHAEL SEMBELLO (dp) DEF LEPPARD SHALAMAR 11-6 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO SPANDAU BALLET 7-1 LOVERBOY LOVERBOY (dp) DAVID BOWIE SHEENA EASTON 21-13 BILLY JOEL 3-1 ZapoleoNNorrls MSB STRAY CATS 10-4 MSB JACKSON BROWNE (dp) Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE KFMW/Waterloo, IA PRINCE SHEENA EASTON 15-7 Hottest: BILLY JOEL FRANK STALLONE 4-3 FIX% 34-25 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 Hottest: NAKED EYES 3-2 Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET 5-4 GLENN SHORROCK BONNIE Merk Potter LIONEL RICHIE 36-26 BILLY JOEL 1-2 POLICE 3-1 BILLY JOEL 6-3 TYLER 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 6-5 LIONEL RICHIE ASIA 4-3 SPANDAU BALLET 2-2 BONNIE TYLER 9-4 POLICE 6-2 none HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS ROBERT KBIM/Roswell, MN SPANDAU BALLET 8-7 ELTON JOHN 4-3 SPANDAU BALLET 10-5 PLANT 4-4 Hottest: KOSO/Modesto, CA Hottest: FIXX 8-5 Harry Dierks POLICE 18-9 GEORGE BENSON 5-4 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 AushamlMain TACO 1-1 KEYN-FMIWlchlts, KS QUIET RIOT 18-11 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 ROD STEWART 6-5 SPANDAU BALLET 7-7 BILLY JOEL WEBCIDuluth, MN FRANK STALLONE 4-3 TeylorlPearman JEFFREY OSBORNE 21-21 MADNESS BROWNE KR/IA/Iowa City. IA BILLY JOEL 9-7 JACKSON Dick Johnson WVIC/LensIng, MI ROBERT PLANT 31-31 STACY LATTISAW JOURNEY EURYTHMICS Bart Goynahor HEART 33-33 BRYAN ADAMS SPANDAU BALLET 12-9 Jay Stevens MICHAEL SEMBELLO CARLY SIMON BILLY JOEL JACKSON BROWNE MSB DAVID BOWIE DEF LEPPARD Hottest: BI:.LY JOEL Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE JOAN JETT PRINCE (dp) JACKSON BROWNE BONNIE TYLER 1-1 PARALLEL THREE Hottest: ASIA 5-2 EURYTHMICS WEST Hottest: PAT BENATAR AIR SUPPLY 3-2 BILLY JOEL 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 9-3 QUARTERFLASH (dp) BONNIE TYLER 2-1 PRINCE ROGERS & PARTON 10-3 SPANDAU BALLET 10-7 BILLY AIR SUPPLY 10-7 MS8 (dp) JOEL 1-2 QUARTERFLASH PARALLEL TWO FIX% 17-10 KGOT/Anchorage, AK POLICE 14-9 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-4 SPANDAU BALLET 15-10 Hottest: Hottest: KINKS 26-18 Kay Taylor ELTON JOHN 13-11 AIR SUPPLY 6-5 BILLY JOEL 2-2 POLICE 6-1 ASIA KKXX/Bekersfield, CA PRINCE 28-24 FRANK STALLONE 8-7 MEN WITHOUT HATS 8-4 WHOTnoungstown, OH 2-2 ELTON JOHN 5-3 DAVID BOWIE FIXX 12-8 Squires/Kemper K HO PI Modesto -Stock ton EURYTHMICS KSLY/San Luis Obispo. CA WKDOIEvensvllle, IN POLICE 11-10 Dick Thompson FRANK STALLONE 7-5 SPANDAU BALLET 12-6 TALKING HEADS David Krahem ELO Welsh Hobbs1Payne KANSAS D-18 Tom JOURNEY HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS MICHAEL JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE FRANK STALLONE WZEEIMadison, WI JACKSON BROWNE WAZY-FM/Lateyette, IN BILLY JOEL JOURNEY MEN AT WORK KLIQUE MEN AT WORK TUBES (dp) MOTELS MEN AT WORK SS ALAMAR Little/Hudson Jim Stacy Hottest: LOVERBOY STRAY CATS DEBORAH ALLEN PAT BENATAR JACKSON BROWNE MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 PAT BENATAR FIX% TUBES ROMANTICS nene Hottest: BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER 5-2 MICHAEL SEMBELLO MADNESS MSB ROMAN HOLLIDAY Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 JOBOXERS (dp) BILLY JOEL 6-3 PAUL YOUNG ROD STEWART JOAN JETT CARLY SIMON BILLY JOEL 1-1 POLICE 13-4 Hottest: 2-1 AIR SUPPLY 7-4 Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS HUMAN LEAGUE BONNIE TYLER 3-3 ROGERS & PARTON 20-13 BONNIE TYLER MATTHEW WILDER STYX 11-7 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-1 MOTELS Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 FIX% 21-14 SPANDAU BALLET 12-5 MSB CERIS DEBURGH 12-12 TALKING HEADS D-19 AIR SUPPLY 14-8 SPANDAU BALLET 8-4 PRINCE BONNIE TYLER 4-1 HEADS 11-6 Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 13-13 POLICE 21-10 KYYA/BIIIIngs, MT TALKING HUEY LEWIS & NEWS STRAY CATS 6-4 15-7 BONNIE TYLER 3-1 KBBKIBoIse, ID MOTELS 24-16 Charlie Fos AIR SUPPLY DAVID BOWIE FRANK STALLONE 7-5 POLICE 19-12 LIONEL RICHIE POLICE 8-7 POLICE 11-6 KFRX/Lincoln, NE Tom Evans PRINCE 21-15 KIDD/Monterey, CA PRINCE Hottest: DEF LEPPARD 19-9 Trecty Johnson DAVID BOWIE KZOZISen Luis Obispo, CA BILLY JOEL 2-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO D-32 JOAN JETT Rick Boyd MEN AT WORK BONNIE TYLER 3-2 BOB SEGER D-36 BRYAN ADAMS EURYTHMICS Don Potter KJI03IOklahoma City. OK Hottest: NAKED EYES 10-5 PAT BENATAR LOVERBOY (dP) FIX% BONNIE TYLER 2-1 BERLIN SPANDAU BALLET 11-6 Dan Wilson WYFM/Youngatown, OH EURYTHMICS BILLY JOEL MEN AT WORK AGNETHA FALTSKOG PAT BENATAR JOURNEY BILLY JOEL 1-2 PAT BENATAR POLICE 14-7 BILLY JOEL Jeff Tobin BILLY IDOL JOAN JETT BRYSON & FLACK (dp) BOB SEGER POLICE 11-4 QUARTERFLASH (dp) MSB WSTO/Evansville, IN none BILLY JOEL Hottest: Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 10-6 MICHAEL SEMBELLO AGNETHA FALTSKOG Hottest: QJ ARYERFLASR BONNIE TYLER 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 11-5 SPANDAU BALLET 15-7 Chris Taylor BERLIN TUBES EURYTHMICS 1-1 Hottest: STRAY CATS 4-2 JEFFREY OSBORNE 12-9 JACKSON BROWNE KCDO/Bozeman, MT LOVERBOY BRYAN MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 BILLY JOEL 1-1 TALKING HEADS 9-6 JACKSON BROWNE 15-10 ADAMS LIONEL RICHIE QUARTERFLASH MICHAEL JACKSON 3-3 BONNIE TYLER DEF LEPPARD 19-15 LIONEL RICHIE 21-15 Grp Williams SHALAMAR ROMAN HOLLIDAY 3-2 PAUL YOUNG MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-3 PRINCE 25-21 BRYSON b FLACK 28-22 Hottest: EURYTHMICS Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE 7-7 POLICE 10-5 BILLY JOEL, BONNIE TYLER 1-1 Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-1 SPANDAU BALLET 12-8 JOURNEY BILLY JOEL 4-2 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 KKFMIColorado Springs, CO POLICE 9-7 K96/Provo, UT MSB ROGERS b PARTON 17-8 SPANDAU BALLET 7-2 TALKING HEADS 21-10 MEN WITHOUT HATS 25-10 PARALLEL THREE FlnneyiRysn JAMES INGRAM TALKING HEADS 13-10 ((SS/Lincoln, NE Gentry/Greer PAUL YOUNG SHALAMAR 15-12 AIR SUPPLY 15-11 FIXX 18-13 Tim Kelly GEORGE BENSON RUFUS & CHAKA PRINCE 26-14 EBN-OZN 23-19 KFYR/Bismarck, ND DAVID BOWIE BILLY JOEL Hottest: WMEEIFort Wayne CA Dan Brennan GLENN EDWARD THOM BILLY JOEL MEN AT WORK MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 KISTISenta Barbara, Tony Richards KOKO/Omaha, NE MOTELS JOURNEY JOBOXERS ASIA 2-2 Dick Wlllbms Taylor/Dean BUEY LEWIS & NEWS JOAN JETT (dp) BONNIE none EURYTHMICS JOAN JETT TYLER 9-3 MEN DOD STEWART Hottest: ROBERT PLANT BILLY JOEL Hottest: AT WORK BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: 6-6 BILLY JOEL MICHAEL SEMBELLO LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL 1-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-1 FRANK STALLONE 11-9 PAT BENATAR BILLY JOEL 1-1 BILLY JOEL 1-2 MICHAEL SEMBELLO NELSON A JENNINGS lot test: SPANDAU BALLET 6-2 PAUL YOUNG STRAY CATS S-5 BONNIE TYLER 6-1 BONNIE TYLER 5-3 DEF LEPPARD (dp) NAKED EYES 12-12 LOVERBOY Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 3-3 Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-2 POLICE 11-4 LOVERBOY (dp) POLICE 15-15 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 SHALAMAR 9-5 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 FRANK STALLONE 17-10 AIR SUPPLY 8-6 BRYAN ADAMS 14-8 SPANDAU BALLET 10-6 AGNETHA FALTSKOG MADNESS 18-18 20-11 ASIA 4-3 ROGERS & PARTON 15-11 SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: POLICE 8-4 JUICE NEWTON 16-13 NAKED EYES 16-12 BONNIE TYLER 3-1 AIR SUPPLY 6-5 SHEENA EASTON 20-16 ASIA 13-7 STRAY CATS 10-8 SHEENA EASTON 20-15 DAVID BOWIE D-24 MOTELS 30-25 Page 66 R&R/Friday, September 23, 1983 IE ryth Çs c t' (Le Boa gen t cod) ed)

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DOM 9 1040 RIME LP Pyromania CR 11-9 9-8 30 -IO Y 6311 21 ADOS 5 S F!I 80 rriC10 ) 1093 11-11 Parallel I: Selected stations in major markets that are format 11oYA 8-6 dominant 4011 -11' WM, )-1 IM 8-e 4 and or exert a significant national influence. 1-11 KIDD -2 18LY 17-It 1^nal 115/17 5096DEBUTSWary W M a -l2 RC101 16-14 KGGI -15 S 6-11 Raa0 56 Parallel 11: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format RYMMM 31-29 NM. 12-10 96-15 1 461 2 RBeO 1ñ-19 KIM 28-21 M. 17-15 R. B501 SAM dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. 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Contemporary Hit Radio BILLY JOEL (98) BONNIE TYLER (173) Uptown Girl (Columbia) Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) Continued from Back Page MICHAEL STANLEY BAND (59) POLICE (117) My Town (EMI America) King Of Pain (A&M) MICHAEL SEMBELLO (58) SPANDAU BALLET (99) Automatic Man (WB) True (Chrysalis) EURYTHMICS (53) MEN WITHOUT HATS (89) Love Is A Stranger (RCA) The Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) PAT BENATAR (51) AIR SUPPLY (84) flTIÉÄkERS. Love Is A Battlefield (Chrysalis) Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) JOURNEY (45) BILLY JOEL (74) Send Her My Love (Columbia) Tell Her About It (Columbia) MEN AT WORK Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive (Columbia/ JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" (WB) 43/7 71% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 41, Debuts 42, Same 51, Down 0, Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 7, KITE, ZZ99, KMGX, WISE, KILE, KTDY, WAEV, WSPK 27-24, WKFM Adds 30 including WHTT, PRO -FM, CFTR, CHUM, KCNR, XTRA, KYUU. See 33-28, KOMO 39-26, KIDD 17-14, WBWB d-39, KBIM d-36, KIST d-39. on the CHR chart. HUMAN LEAGUE "Mirror Man" (Virgin/A&M) 41/25 Parallels, debuts at number 39 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 25, WPHD, WCAU-FM, KIQQ, WKFM, KZZB, WFMI, WZPL, WHOT, KITS, WACZ, Q104, KNOE-FM, 99KG, KOZE. AGNETHA FALTSKOG S.O.S. BAND "Just Be Good To Me" (Tabu/CBS) 40/2 Moves: Up 17, Debuts 10, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 2, FM100, WKFR, B104 8-6, WCAU-FM 25-18, Z93 19-14, Y100 7-4, Can't Shake Loose WSPK 39-29, WSFL 37-34, KTFM 32-28, KJ103 14-11, KMGX 22-10, KYNO-FM 16-10, 0104 8-6, Z102 13-10. (Polydor/PolyGram/ WHAM( U.K. "Bad Boys" (Columbia) 39/1 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 56, Debuts 18, Same 44, Down 0, Moves: Up 15, Debuts 3, Same 14, Down 6, Adds 1, WHYT, 195 29-25, XTRA 2-2, WBBQ 37-32, KZZB 33-31, 2104 25-20, Adds 21 including WXKS-FM, KAFM, WKQX, WGCL, WHYT, XTRA, KMGX 9-6, KYNO-FM 6-5, KGGI 22-10, KRSP 32-25, WGUY 19-14, Q104 22-13. TUBES "The Monkey Time" (Capitol) 37/16 WRQN. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 16 including WPHD, CHUM, WABX, KIQQ, WRCK, KTFM, Z104, KHOP, KSKD, WGUY, WIGY, WERZ, 13FEA, KKQV. BERLIN "Masquerade" (Geffen) 37/7 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 7, WOKI, KRGV, KTFM, KJ103, KITS, WHSL, KZOZ, WXKS-FM on, WABX on, on, WKRZ-FM 37-36, WGUY d-34, KQIZ-FM d-32. GLENN SHORROCK "Don't Girls Get Lonely" (Capitol) 34/8 NEW & ACTIVE Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 24. Down 0, Adds 8, KYUU, WKFM, WNAM, KRQ, WSQV, KILE, WHSL, KCBN, WABX on, WLOL-FM on, WZLD on, KTFM on, WZZR d-39. PETER SCHILLING "Major Tom (Coming Home)" (Elektra) 32/11 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS "Everyday People" (Blackheart/MCA) 134/16 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 11, WABX, KIMN, KIIS-FM, KRGV, WZZR, WZPL, KHYT, WSQV, WJAD, KKRC, KTRS, Y100 30-25, KIQO 28-25, WKRZ-FM 32-25, WPFM 25-15. Moves: Up 41. Debuts 14, Same 62, Down 1, Adds 16 including PRO -FM, Q103, WVSR, WBBQ, WRVQ, WKDD, 2299, 2104, KBBK, KKFM, K96, WTSN, KFRX, KTRS, KBIM. ROMAN HOLLIDAY "Don't Try To Stop It" (Jive/Arista) 31/15 aBILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl" (Columbia) 132/98 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 15, WPHD, 195, WABX, WKEE, WPST, WQID, KROK, KIIK, KJ103, WHOT, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 14, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 98 including B104, WXKS-FM, WNYS, WPHD, WNBC, WCAU-FM, KMGX, KSKD, WZYO, WQCM, KCBN. WHTX, 293, KAFM, Q105, WABX, WKTI, WLOL-FM, KEARTH, KOPA, KZZP. RICK JAMES "Cold Blooded" (Gordy/Motown) 29/0 IM EURYTHMICS "Love Is A Stranger" (RCA) 121/53 Moves: Up 17, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 2, Adds 0, Y100 17-14, KEARTH 8-6, KIIS-FM 30-23, WTIC-FM 19-15, WBBO 18-16, WFMI 24-22, WNVZ 24-20, WRVQ 19-16, KITY 26-22, KJ103 6-5, KMGX 17-14, UM Moves: Up 11, Debuts 17, Same 39, Down 1, Adds 53 including WHIT, WBEN-FM, WNYS, PRO -FM, WABX, Q103, 20-15, WZLD 28-16, 94TYX KEARTH, KIIS-FM, 98PXY, WPST, WRQK, WSEZ, WKAU, KBBK, KCMG. OK100 29-23, WJAD on, Q104 7-4. DEF LEPPARD "Foolin' " (Mercury/PolyGram) 115/17 PAUL YOUNG "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" (Columbia) 28/19 PRO WZPL, KQMQ, Moves: Up 54, Debuts 12, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 17 including WCAU-FM, 0102, KHTR, WKRZ-FM, KROK, WVIC, WRQN, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 19 including -FM, CHUM, WKFM, KRGV, KSKD, WIGY, K107, WOMP-FM, WCGQ, KISR, KILE, WXLK, WBWB, KIST. WERZ, WISE, WAEV, 99KG, KCDQ, KZOZ, KIST. PEABO BRYSON & ROBERT FLACK "Tonight I Celebrate My Love" (Capitol) 109/22 MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (Epic) 27/8 XTRA, WTIC-FM, WDCG, KFI, KGGI, KGOT, WXKS-FM Moves: Up 37, Debuts 12, Same 35, Down 3, Adds 22 including WBEN-FM, WBLI, Z93, KAFM, WTIC-FM, WBBQ, WZYP, KBFM, Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 8, CKGM, Z93, KRQ WRQN, KBBK, WACZ, WTSN, 95XIL, WCGQ, KTRS. 14-10, K104 17-15, KC101 17-15, WGRD 5-4, KYNO-FM 1-1, 25-19, OK100 27-21. HERBIE 26/2 ELVIS COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS "Everyday I Write The Book" (Columbia) 108/9 HANCOCK "Rockft" (Columbia) Moves: Up 51, Debuts 15, Same 31, Down 2, Adds 9, CKGM, 94Q, Q102, WNVZ, WKDD, WKAU, KIIK, WFOX, KDVV, WHYT Moves: Up 8, Debuts 6, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 2, WZPL, KIKI, WCAU-FM d-38, Y100 20-15, WABX d-33, KIQQ 8-6, KRGV 40-36. d-19, KIMN 31-28 KITS -FM 34-31, KMJK 39-34, WKFM 34-29, WFMI 15-10. 29-20, KJ103 25-23, KYNO-FM 28-22, WGUY 33-29, Z102 QPAT BENATAR "Love Is A Battlefield" (Chrysalis) 106/51 CARLY SIMON "You Know What To Do" WB 25/6 17, 0, 6, KIIK, WFBG, WIXV, KBIM, KIQQ on, WPST on, KQIZ- Moves: Up 4, Debuts 19, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 51 including WHIT, WBEN-FM, Z93, KMJK, XTRA, WFLY, WSPK, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same Down Adds WHOT, WOMP-FM, WDOQ, ZZ99, KKXX, KITS, WIGY, KKQV, Y94, KDZA. FM 31-26, WPFM 32-27. LOVERBOY "Queen Of The Broken Hearts" (Columbia) 104/34 MINOR DETAIL "Canvas Of Life" (Polydor/PolyGram) 22/4 18, Adds 4, WKRZ-FM, WOKI, ZZ99, KMGX, WPHD on, WRCK on, KBFM on, WZPL on, Moves: Up 17, Debuts 19, Same 33, Down 1, Adds 34 including WBEN-FM, WGCL, WKTI, 98PXY, WKRZ-FM, WOUT, KMGK, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same Down 0, WRKR, KYNO-FM, 0104, KYTN, KSLY, KZOZ. WJBQ on. ANIMALS "The Night" (IRS/A&M) 104/14 GENESIS "Mama" (Atlantic) 21/5 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 5, WFMI, WKDD, WJXQ, WKFR, WZYO, WPHD 39-34, WRCK d-27, WIXV Moves: Up 37, Debuts 4, Same 45, Down 4, Adds 14, WABX, KYUU, WGFM, WSSX, WNOK-FM, WZLD, KZFM, KRGV, WKDD, WRQN, WTSN, WCGQ, WOLF, KTRS, WKFM 27-18. on, KYTN on. FMMICHAEL SEMBELLO "Automatic Man" MB) 99/58 DAVE EDMUNDS "Information" (Columbia) 21/2 Up 4, 15, Down 0, Adds 2, K104, 95XIL, WPHD on. WABX on, WLOL-FM on, KIQO 39-38, WRCK on, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 9, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 58 including WNYS, WCAU-FM B94, KAFM, WLOL-FM, KIMN, KOPA, Moves: Debuts 0, Same KMJK, XTRA, KWSS, KJ103, KTDY. WJXO 32-29, WJBQ on, KQIZ-FM 35-28, WBWB 37-36. STACY LATTISAW "Miracles" (Cotillion/Atco) 97/19 ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" (Capitol) 21/2 KIIK, on, WSPK on, WDOQ KTFM d-37, WHOT on, Moves: Up 27, Debuts 13, Same 34, Down 4, Adds 19, WBLI, 940, KIMN, 0013, KYUU, 0106, KXX106, KROK, WNAM, WRQN, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 2, KTSA, WKBW d-40, K093, OK100, WPFM, WBWB, KOZE. KSKD on-dp, 13FEA on, WJBO on, WAEV d-23. DONNA SUMMER "Unconditional Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 89/9 BILLY IDOL "Dancing With Myself' (Chrysalis) 20/7 WGRD, KKQV, KZOZ, WLAN-FM 25-23, Moves: Up 34, Debuts 14, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 9, CFTR, 94Q, KC101, KX104, WRQN, WTSN, WJBO, WBWB, 99KG, WHIT Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 7, WKFM, WRCK, KTFM, WZZR, 31-25, PRO -FM 21-16, KAFM 31-23, XTRA 20-16, K0M0 26-16. WJBQ 32-29, WHEB 28-25, KSLY 26-23. JoBOXERS "Just Got Lucky" (RCA) 82/27 PABLO CRUISE "Will You, Won't You" (A&M) 18/2 KZFM on. WZPL on, WFBG on-dp, WQCM on, Moves: Up 7, Debuts 9, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 27 including WNYS, WHTX, Z93, KIMN, KEARTH, WVSR, K104, KXX106, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 2, G100, WJAD, K093 32-31, WSFL, WRKR, KHOP, WQCM, 95XIL, WCGQ, WPFM. WBWB d-38. KANSAS "Fight Fire With Fire" (CBS) 72/4 RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN "Ain't Nobody" (WB) 17/9 KEARTH, WKFM, WZPL, KYNO-FM, KHYT, KQIZ-FM, KCDQ, Moves: Up 21, Debuts 6, Same 40, Down 1, Adds 4, WGFM, WNVZ, WFBG, KILE, WPHD 20-15, WKFM 32-27, WSSX 26-23, Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 9, WABX, WZLD, WOKI 37-34, WFMI 32-29, OK100 23-17, KYTN 39-33, KCBN 35-27. 8104 24-17, WXKS-FM 5-4, WNVZ 35-30, KITS 25-17, WGUY 32-28. BOB SEGER & SILVER BULLET BAND "Old Time Rock & Roll" (Capitol) 70/14 COMMODORES "Only You" (Motown) 17/5 on, WOKI on, KTFM on, KHYT Moves: Up 9, Debuts 12, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 14, KEARTH, KIIS-FM, KYUU, WFLY, WZOK, WDOQ, WANS-FM, WZYP, G100, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 5, WVSR, WZLD, KITY, WZPL, WCIR, WRQK KMGK, KLUC, KIDD, WTSN, KOZE, B96 36-28. on, 0104 30-19. gin JACKSON BROWNE "Tender Is The Night" (Asylum) 68/40 ELO "Four Little Diamonds" (Jet/CBS) 17/1 4, 1, Same 11, 0, Adds 1, KGOT, WPHD WSPK 37-36, WGRD on, WOMP-FM 38-36, KQIZ- Lan Moves: Up 0, Debuts 5, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 40 including KYUU, WGFM, WSSX, KITE, WSFL, ZZ99, KJ103, WHOT, Moves: Up Debuts Down 38-32, KITS, WOMP-FM, WJBQ, KTDY, WAEV, Z102, KRNA, KDZA. FM d-35, 0104 19-18, KKLS-FM on, KGHO on. FMJOURNEY "Send Her My Love" (Columbia) 67/45 MIDNIGHT STAR "Freak-A-Zoid" (Solar/Elektra) 16/2 14-12, WFMI Moves: Up 5, Debuts 7, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 45 including WPHD, 0107, KAFM, KEARTH, KIQQ, KMJ KRZ-FM, Moves: Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 3, Adds 2, KIIS-FM, KIQO, PRO -FM 27-25, KEARTH 28-20, WOK( 9-7, KTFM, WZZR, KQMQ, KIDD, WJBQ, KISR, KXSS, KBIM. WRVO 22-15, KITY 9-3, KJ103 d-20, KMGX 4-3, KYNO-FM 4-3. QUIET RIOT "Cum On Feel The Noize" (Pasha/CBS) 67/27 ROMANTICS "Talking In Your Sleep" (Nemperor/CBS) 15/14 Debuts 1, Down 0, Adds 14, WABX, WHYT, KMJK, K104, WZLD, WGRD, WZZR, WJXQ, WHOT, Moves: Up 18, Debuts 8, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 27 including WHIT, WXKS-FM, 894, Y100, 0103, KMJK, XTRA, K ITY, Moves: Up 0, 0, Same WZZR, WZOK, WOMP-FM, 95XIL, WYKS, KKXL-FM. OK100, 95X11, KQIZ-FM, WIXV, WGHO, WYKS on-dp. MICHAEL STANLEY BAND "My Town" (EMI America) 64/59 C/DC "Guns For Hire" (Atlantic) 13/10 in 10, KQIZ- Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 59 including WPHD, WCAU-FM, WABX, KHTR, WKFM, WBCY oves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 0, Adds KIQQ, K104, WRCK, KFMI, WZPL, WFBG, WACZ, OK100, 95XIL, KMGK, 2104, KSKD, KHYT, OK100, KQIZ-FM, WXLK, KKOV, WBWB, KZOZ. WZYQ d-37, KKQV on, WBNQ on-dp. QUARTERFLASH "Take Another Picture" (Geffen) 60/30 DDIE RABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" (WB) 12/1 1, Same 6, 0, Adds 1, WFMF, WVSR on, WDOQ 31-30, KROK on, KIIK on, WCIR d-34, WJBQ Moves: Up 3, Debuts 8, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 30 including WPHD, WCAU-FM, WVSR, WRCK, WKRZ- 0100, WN oves: Up 4, Debuts Down KJ103, WRQN, KLUC, WOCM, WISE, WPFM, KFRX, 3-21, KISR 36-30, KTDY 29-28, WXLK on, WAEV on, KCDQ on. TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" (Atlantic) 51/7 CEE FARROW "Should I Love You" (Rocshire) 11/3 34 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 6, Same 0, Down 3, WZLD, KRGV, WOMP-FM, WXKS-FM on, WCAU-FM d-37, WABX on, KIQQ on, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 10, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 7, WLAN-FM, WFMF, WRQK, WANS-FM, KIIK, WC 11'MANHATTAN 19: 30-27, ] d-26, WHOT d-40, WIKZ 37-35. WBWB 34-29, KOZE d-29, KIST d-37. WRKR 38-36, WISE on, KILE on-dp.

Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist/title/label designation (Example: 75/10) Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week (75) and of those 75 how many added it this week (10). "Moves" are SIGNIFICANT ACTION broken down for each record and show how many stations moved the song UP on their charts, held It the SAME (On to On, Add to On, 30-30, etc.), moved It DOWN their charts or MATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride" (Private I/CBS) 45/14 ADDED It this week. t2 indicates one of this week's most added new songs. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 6, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 14, WHTX, WYCR, WSPK, KITE, WZYP, KRGV, WKDD, 2104, KMGX, WGUY, OK100, WKHI, 95XIL, Z102, KTFM 37-34.

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Throughout the 70s the combined units of Rufus and Chaka Khan provided some of our most influ- ential music. Whether it was the churning grooves of the band Rufus, or the sultry IN'T NOBODY and powerful vocals of Chaka Khan, every time you heard a Rufus record it was immediately identifiable and stuck for a long time. We all have our favorites: "Tell Me "You've Got The Love," OTGONNA Somethin' Good," "Once You Get Started," "Sweet Thing," "I'm a Woman" and on and on. Rufus and Chaka were a major influ- , ence on the music that I made and continue PLÄ IS RECORD to make. In 1975, Chaka and I met on a plane flight, coming from Chicago to Los Angeles. We expressed our mutual admira- tion for each other, along with a desire to work together. Two years later, Chaka was the featured vocalist on the song "Stuff Like That" from my album Songs And Stuff Like That. Our friendship has lasted to this day. In 1978 I had the pleasure of recording Michael Jackson's album Off The Wall. Some of the players in Rufus-John Robin- son, Johnny Watson and Hawk Wolinski- had a major influence on that record. Those three players were the nucleus of the rhythm section on the hit "Rock With You." Later that year I produced Rufus' album Masterjam, which included the record "Do You Love What You Feel." Contained in this album is a legendary concert performance in the careers of Rufus and Chaka Khan. Augmented by some of L.A.'s finest studio players, Jerry Hey, Larry Williams, Ernie Watts, David Williams and Lenny Castro, this is what I call "Industrial Strength Rufus." So many pleasant memories and thoughts come to mind as I listen to the album, evoked by all the old hits and the fire and energy of this great band, whose influence has been so widespread. The three "live" sides are special. The fourth side, which contains new material, is a joy to listen to. It has the beauty of the classic "Don't Go To Strangers," with Joe Sample's wonderful keyboard playing and the lovely Ralph Burns arrangement, and the fire- power of Chaka stretching out on "One Million Kisses." Like the old joke, there's good news and there's bad news. The bad news is that Rufus and Chaka have decided to hang 'em up. The good news is that the music and the memories will last forever. And forever is in your hands. RUFUS & CHAKA CROSS TO CHR, AND AIN'T NOBODY STOPPING THEM A fan, CHR STANDS FOR CHAKA HIT RADIO

QUINCY JONES

RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN AIN'T NOBODY FROM THE ALBUM STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY PRODUCED BY RUSS TITELMAN ON WARNER BROS. RECORDS AND CASSETTES AIN'T NOBODY, THE MULTI -FORMAT HIT Reprinted from Quincy Jones liner notes for Stompin' At The Savoy ©LJLJJ 7 K

2 2 1 1 HEART/How Can I Refuse (Epic) 9 7 3 O MOODY BLUES/Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PG) w., w.. . 1 1 2 3 POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) 15 12 6 Q MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) 4 2 2 BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The... (Columbia) o 4 4 5 5 KANSAS/Fight Fire With Fire (CBS) 1 1 1 2 BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) 5 3 4 6 ASIA/The Heat Goes On (Geffen) 5 4 3 o MEN WITHOUT HATS/The Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) 8 8 8 O JACKSON BROWNE/For A Rocker (Asylum) 21 12 6 o POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) 21 17 11 O BIG COUNTRY/Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram) 16 11 7 o SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 33 12 GENESIS/Mama 7 5 4 6 ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) Q (Atlantic) 23 PAT BENATAR/Love Is A Battlefield 14 10 8 o AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing... (Arista) (Chrysalis) 7 9 7 11 ROBERT 11 9 9 O FRANK STALLONE/Far From Over (RSO/PolyGram) PLANT/Other Arms (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 20 14 11 o STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) 10 10 10 12 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Es ParanzaíAtlantic) 35 28 18 e FIXX/One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 36 18 ® RAINBOW/Street Of Dreams (Mercury/PolyGram) 2 3 5 11 MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature (Epic) 31 25 19 STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) 17 15 12 LAURA BRANIGAN/How Am I Supposed To Live... (Atlantic) 11 11 13 15 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 24 18 15 ELTON JOHN/Kiss The Bride (Geffen) 17 16 15 16 ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 9 8 10 14 NAKED EYES/Promises, Promises (EMI America) 6 6 9 17 STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) 33 27 19 SHEENA EASTON/Telefone (Long Distance...) (EMI America) - 45 25 0 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS/Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) 22 17 16 SHALAMAR/Dead Giveway (Solar/Elektra) 12 13 16 19 FIXX/One Things Leads To Another (MCA) 37 29 23 K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) 35 23 20 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/My Town (EMI America) 31 26 22 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 14 14 17 21 POLICE/Wrapped Around My Finger (A&M) 36 32 25 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 49 37 28 ® PETER SCHILLING/Major Tom (Elektra) - 38 27 PRINCE/Delirious (WB) 28 24 24 ® QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 29 24 21 21 GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) 24 19 21 24 DANNY SPANOS/Hot Cherie (Epic) 25 21 20 You So Mad (A&M) 22 JEFFREY OSBORNE/Don't Get 13 15 22 25 LOVERBOY/Queen Of The Broken Hearts (Columbia) 3 6 13 23 MICHAEL SEMBELLO/Maniac (Casablanca/PolyGram) BREAKER ® KINKS/Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) - 40 37 STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) 3 5 14 27 ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) 39 34 28 MADNESS/It Must Be Love (Geffen) 27 28 27 28 AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) - 39 36 BRYAN ADAMS/This Time (A&M) 39 34 33 AC/DC/Guns For Hire (Atlantic) 38 33 29 KINKS/Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) 0 19 20 30 30 DIO/Rainbow In The Dark (WB) 40 35 32 MOODY BLUES/Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PolyGram) - 38 a LIONEL RICHIE/All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) - 38 34 G MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) - 37 33 ® ROD STEWART/What Am I Gonna Do (I'm So In Love...) (WB) 6 7 14 32 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 34 31 26 33 JUICE NEWTON/Tell Her No (Capitol) 12 13 17 34 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Human Touch (RCA) 1 1 1 Q POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) 8 16 24 35 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) 3 3 2 0 ROBERT PLANT/The Principle... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) - 39 DAVID BOWIE/Modern Love (EMI America) 2 2 3 3 ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) - 40 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) 5 4 4 0 HEART/Passion Works (Epic) 15 20 30 38 EURYTHMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) 11 9 6 0 MOODY BLUES/The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) BREAKER MEN AT WORK/Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive (Columbia) 4 5 5 6 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) BREAKER AGNETHA FALTSKOG/Can't Shake Loose (Polydor/PolyGram) BREAKER O MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol) 7 6 7 8 KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS) 14 11 0 BIG COUNTRY/The Crossing (Mercury/PolyGram) 9 10 9 10 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) 13 13 10 11 AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) 27 15 ® RAINBOW/Bent Out Of Shape (Mercury/PolyGram) 9 6 3 o SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 8 7 8 13 STRAY CATS/Rant n' Rave (EMI America) 3 1 1 2 BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) 12 12 14 14 TALKING HEADS/Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) 4 4 2 3 AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) HUEY 6 5 4 GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) BREAKER iD LEWIS/Sports (Chrysalis) 19 17 16 C) 10 9 6 K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) 6 8 1 13 17 LOVERBOY/Keep It Up 3 5 6 LAURA BRANIGAN/How Am I Supposed To Live... (Atlantic) (Columbia) 7 7 7 7 SERGIO MENDES/Rainbow's End (A&M) 10 11 12 18 FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) 2 2 8 MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature (Epic) 29 23 17 19 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/You Can't... (EMI America) 18 13 10 29 P. BRYSON & R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) 23 C) PETER SCHILLING/Error In The System (Elektra) 22 17 12 BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) 14 18 19 21 DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) 14 11 11 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Baby, What About You (WB) 22 19 18 22 DANNY SPANOS/Passion In The Dark ;Epic) - 21 LIONEL RICHIE/All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) 25 ® KINKS/State Of Confusion (Arista) 17 16 13 RONNIE MILSAP/Don't You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) 16 16 20 24 ELVIS COSTELLO & .../Punch The Clock (Columbia) 8 8 9 JENNIFER WARNES/Nights Are Forever (WB) 18 21 24 25 DIO/Holy Diver (WB) 21 18 15 LEE GREENWOOD/Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) 20 20 22 26 BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) 23 21 17 JUICE NEWTON/Tell Her No (Capitol) 15 15 21 27 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Rhythm Of ... (Backstreet/MCA) 30 25 20 COMMODORES/Only You (Motown) I DEBUT ] © ROMANTICS/In Heat (Nemperor/CBS) 27 23 18 EDDIE RABBITT/You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) BREAKER ALDO NOVA/Subject (Portrait/CBS) 30 25 SHEENA EASTON/Telefone (Long Distance...) (EMI America) © - - 37 C) DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra) 26 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Spice Of Life (Atlantic) 40 - 27 31 HELIX/No Rest For The Wicked 29 27 23 BEE GEES/Someone Belonging To Someone (RSO/PolyGram) (Capitol) - - 34 CHEAP TRICK/Next Position Please 24 22 22 KINKS/Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) ® (Epic) 36 34 31 33 BONNIE TYLER/Faster Than The 5 10 16 23 RITA COOLIDGE/All Time High (A&M) Speed... (Columbia) - 40 35 BILLY 13 12 14 24 HERB ALPERT/Garden Party (A&M) © IDOL/Don't Stop (Chrysalis) 34 33 29 35 ERIC 28 JARREAU/Trouble In Paradise (WB) MARTIN BAND/Sucker For A Pretty Face (Elektra) BREAKER NAKED EYES/Promises, Promises (EMI America) 40 0 BOYS BRIGADE/Boys Brigade (Capitol) 27 11 14 19 27 PAUL ANKA/Hold Me 'Til The Mornin' Comes (Columbia) 26 26 37 ANIMALS/Ark (IRS/A&M) - - 30 e ANNE MURRAY/A Little Good News (Capitol) 31 28 30 38 BREAKS/The Breaks (RCA) 12 15 24 29 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) [ DEBUT © JOE JACKSON/Mike's Murder ST (A&M) 24 31 33 40 [ DEBUT e MICHAEL MURPHEY/Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty) ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) N&A Begins On Page 53 N&A Begins on Page 61