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ISSUE NUMBER 393 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER JULY 31, 1981

INSIDE R&R: Jerry Lee Seven-Year Radio License Proposal

Broadcasters React New VP/GM To 7-Year License Gets Congressional Negotiators' OK Possibility: Pleasure mixed • A codification of the FCC's At KJQY Broadcaster Fees Axed; New Facilities To Be with a continued sense of radio deregulation covering non- Jerry Lee has been appointed to A warded By Lottery; Radio Deregulation Dropped; responsibility to the community entertainment program ming, the position of VP/GM at Group seems to be the tenor of Congressional Approval Likely This Week ascertainment, logging, and com- W's KJQY/San Diego. He re- remarks from radio people mercial limits. places Bert Wahlen, who was After a week of haggling, A week-long fight had erupted polled 5 recently promoted to VP/FM Sta- budget negotiators for the House because the Senate had included Even though both the House and tions for the company. Lee was and Senate Monday reached a radio deregulation and four other Senate had earlier approved the Charter To Change KITT Station Manager at KLOL/Hous- compromise agreement making communications bills in its ver- FCC fee system for broadcasters, To Country KCB 0-FM: the scheme was killed in con- ton for the past nine years. several sweeping changes in sion of the federal budget. The tac- Changes set as company formally ference at the insistence of Senate Wahlen, in making the appoint- broadcast regulation, including: tic infuriated House leaders, acquires San Diego FM 3 Com merce Committee Chairman ment, commented. "We are pleas- • Seven-year radio licenses. whose budget contained no broad- cast items. Bob Packwood (R-OR), who Latest Arbitron Advances: ed to find broadcastera like Jerry • Five-year licenses for TV sta- would not permit fees to be impos- Results from 16 major Lee, who has an exceptional oper- tions. Death For FCC Fees, • Awarding new licenses by lot- ed unless broadcasters received markets this week including ational and managerial back- Radio Deregulation, ground for this important position. tery, instead of the lengthy com- deregulation in return. Baltimore. St Louis. Miami. Petitions To Revoke R&R also learned that the con- Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and With the support of verya talented parative hearing process. Senate-passed proposals which ferees' primary concern in ap- Tamoa 15, 16, 20 staff, he will further the station's There was also discussion of proving lottery selection was to present success and involvement preventing groups from obtaining did not survive the conference help the FCC cope with a backlog Nuclear Plant Warning in the dynamic and expanding San financial settlements from broad- com mittee included: • A schedule of annual broad- of thousands of applications for System May Give FM's A Diego community." casters by filing frivolous peti- caster fees to be paid to the FCC. low power television stations, Free Ride: Plan to air accident Lee's career before managing tions to deny or competing ap- although at press time no specific warnings on FM subcarners would KLOL includes sales positions plications, but it was unclear • Indefinite radio licenses coupl- language had been written. mean radios in thousands of with KLOL and its AM sister whether such a provision would ed with a petition to revoke pro- homes tuned to lust one FM KTRH plus program ming ex- emerge when the compromise cess. LICENSE/See Page 22 outlet 5 perience at Cleveland, St. Louis, language was put down on paper. and Minneapolis stations and on- The compromise agreement Bender Becomes Program Manager Rich Meyer New PD At air work in Los Angeles, Houston, was expected to go to the House KAZY: Moves to Denver AOR Denver, and Albuquerque. He and Senate floors for a vote last from 91X San Diego, where Jim takes on his new responsibilities this week or early next week, and For RKO &1 2 Networks Gelaro replaces him 3 at the San Diego Beautiful Music observers expected approval in Tom Bender has been named station August 16. both chambers. Program Manager for the RKO Troll, Dawson Promoted and RKO 2 radio networks. REPUBLICANS BUY TIME TO PROMOTE TAX CUT At CBS Radio: Gal Trell Bender comes to the newly- becomes VP Sales & Marketing, created post from WR1F/Detroit, Tom Dawson VP Marketing Radio Gets Call From White House where he was PD for five years. for net 10 Needing to build an immediate runs to their airports to pick up Bender will be responsible for campaign supportin Presi-of the spots. the operation of RKO program-1 A Sense Of History From dent Ronald Reagan's tax pro- ming as well as helping RKO Ra- Black News Journalists: posal, the National Republican Networks Squeamish dio Network VP/Director of Pro- A pioneering black radio newsman Congressional Committee (NRCC) Only RKO, Mutual, and CBS gram ming Dan Griffin with the and a man he influenced now turned to radio early this week for networks were included in the start-up of RICO 2, which is ten- a prominent White House its sell. Three networks and seven other of the Republican buy. While tatively scheduled to begin broad- correspondent, present their rep firms participated in the both ABC and NBC agreed late casting in September of this year. Tom Bender perspectives on news and its S300,000 radio portion of the buy. Monday and early Tuesday Bender will be developing long edge of music and his background black practitioners 58 "It's an approach to legislation respectively sellto time, their and short-form program ming for in talk and feature work as well as that may be on the increase," OK's missed the deadline. "The the nets and will be working with Myron Roth Promoted To his administrative experience. R&R learned from Buddy Bishop, networks were very cautious," Griffin on the creation of RKO as3 Sr. VP/GM For CBS Tom was an ideal choice. He can President of Washington, DC- Walter Staab of New York agency well. West Coast: Move signifies BENDER/See Page 22 based Bishop, Brand Se Associ- SFM Media told R&R. "ABC and Commenting upon the appoint- greater emphasis on company's ates, which created and placed NBC originally rejected our cam- ment, Griffin told RSeR: "We were SUPERVISES KZAM-AM &FM L A headquarters 3 one of the four radio spots used paign because it is issue advertis- looking for someone with a good this week. ing that they're reluctant to take solid programming background, Sharon Named Jheryl Busby Named A&M Included in half the buy were because of equal time considera- someone who had both the VP/Marketing: Assumes 175 stations in 40 markets chosen tions." he said. creative and administrative abili- Bellevue VP/GM responsibility for sales and as select Congressional districts, Mutual President Marty ty to handle the diverse elements promotion of black product 3 according to Bishop. whose final W HITE HOUSE See Page 22 of RICO 1 and 2. With his knowl- Bob Sharon has been appointed Vice President/General Manager decision on stations was based on of Bellevue Radio Inc., owner of Bill Staton Moves To E/A demographics. Bishop used Katz, WDRQ Sets Torcasso As New PD KZAM-AM&FM/Seattle and af- As VP: Former RCA VP takes Major Market, Torbet, H-R/Stone, filiated with Sandusky News- Promotion/Special Markets Selcom, Eastman, and Pro-Media Rick Torcasso, formerly known papers' radio division. Sharon was position 3 to place the spot-radio business. as Spanky Lane, has been named most recently President/GM of The 30-second ad addressed the Program Director of WDRQ/De- issues of jobs, inflation, and quali- troit, replacing Bill Garcia, who KLAK SC KPPL/Denver and John McLaughlin VP/GM previously served in executive ty of life: and urged listeners to moved crosstown to WOMC (R&R At KPRZ: Promoted from sales positions at KFW'B. KIIS and telephone Congress in favor of cut- 7-24). Torcasso, who was most position at Gannett's L A ting taxes. recently PD of WBMX/Chicago, KPOL/Los Angeles as well as Christian outlet 3 Bishop indicated to R&R that a will join the Charter station KPOJ Portland./ Sandusky Broadcasting Presi- cursory study on Tuesday, the day August 3. "1 am very impressed Mikel Hunter, Gene after the spots began and the with the whole Charter dent Toney Brooks commented to Mitchel Promoted At President addressed the nation, company," Torcasso told R&R. "I R&R, "Bob is a dynamic and KOME: Hunter now Operations revealed phone circuits into the think that working for these peo- energetic manager with extraor- Manager Mitchel Program nation's capital were jammed. ple will be great because they're dinary people skills. He is a Coordinator at San Jose Delivery was a problem in some radio-minded and just a great Rick Torcasso welcome addition to Sandusky." AOR 3 cases, Bishop told R&R, and group of professionals." with Rick wasI very impressed. Sharon told Ft&R, "What sold me Republican volunteers were WDRQ VP/GM Joe Bacarella He's a very research-oriented guy on this job was Sandusky. I'm recruited in several cities to make said, "After personally meeting TORC ASSO/See Page 22 SHAR ON/See Page 20 Producer: DAVID MALLOY Personal Management: Stan Moress/Scotti Brothers Artists Management 1 1

FORMAT AND CALL LETTERS TO CHANGE GELARO TAKES OVER 91X PD POST

Charter's KITT Meyer Becomes KAZY PD ‘ 0 4 PAGE 3 V I Purchase Official Rich Meyer has been appointed Program Direc- tor at AOR outlet KAZY/Denver in the wake of Charter Broadcasting will officially become the Dave Van Dyke's resignation Monday (7-27). Meyer this week ... 7-31-81 new owner of KITT/San Diego Friday (7-31) at mid- was most recently PD at Mt/San Diego, another night PDT. Charter Executive VP Russ Wittberger AOR station: both are consulted by Frank Felix. told FUR, "After more than eight years, we finally 91X midday man Jim Gelaro has been named to W ABC BOUNCES BACK have an FM in San Diego. This has been a struggle, succeed Meyer as PD. In another KAZY change. The story behind ABC's AM flagship's resurgence, but we've done it. The call letters will chanpe to morning man Alan Baxter exited and Jay Cooper illustrated by exclusive listener distribution graphs KCBQ-FM and the on-air identity of the station will joins the station for an undetermined air shift. Page 24 be Q105. The format will be Country. KCBQ-AM will Meyer com mented to FUR, "It's a great oppor- remain a full-service Country station with news, COUNTRY SPARKLES WITH POP tunity. I'm really looking forward to it. I was ready weather, sports and traffic, while KCBQ-FM will be Three Country programmers discuss the pros for a new challenge, and this seemed like a good more of a 'music station. In other words the em- and cons of playing pop crossovers. one. I've always liked the Denver market." phasis on the AM will be on personality and content Page 50 and the FM will concentrate on music." FIGHT TO RETAIN FINANCIAL REPORT KCBQ's current VP/G M Mike Stafford will Staton Joins E/A As become VP/G M of both stations, with Bob McKay Radio Information Center's Maune Webster fears loss of adequate financial statistics for radio handling the program ming for the FM as well as the VP/Promotion For AM. The stations will not simulcast, and an entire Page 5 new staff of announcers has been hired for the FM. Special Markets EXAMINING ARBITRON'S POPULATION ESTIMATES The implications that arise from 1980 census data's Bill Staten has been named VP/Promotion, Busby Promoted To A&M Special Markets for Elektra/Asylum, joining the not being plugged into the Arbitron system until 1982 company from RCA, Page 12 VP/Marketing where he was VP/Na- FOCUS ON PUBLIC SERVICE Jheryl Busby has been tional Black Music Pro- Five examples of A C stations involved promoted to Vice Presi- motion for over two years. in meaningful, constructive promotions dent/Marketing (Black Before joining RCA he Page 54 Product) at A&M was VP/Promotion at PLUGGING COMMUNICATION GAPS Records. He had served as CTI, and worked at Atlan- VP/R&B Promotion since tic for 17 years before Exploring the morale dangers when staffers learn about station changes from reading about them in the trades January this year, and that. will continue to oversee E/A VP/Special mar- Page 22 promotional activities on kets Oscar Fields, to THE LARRY KING LISTENER PROFILE behalf of black product whom Staton will report, along with new respon- A survey of the national overnight talk show's audience commented, "We're very refutes some stereotypes of typical late-night listeners sibilities for all sales func- excited to have such a pro Page 21 tions in the black with us. The fact that he's Bill Steton marketplace. Before join- familiar with the WEA distribution system through THE AOR PROMOTION CHECKLIST ing A&M, Busby was his duties at Atlantic is also a big plus. All of us at All you need to know about contacts VP/R&B Promotion for E/A welcome him aboard" for AOR record service and communication Casablanca. Jheryl Busby Page 38 Roth Promoted To Sr. VP/ Hunter. Mitchel Promoted At KOME features Washington Report 5 Videoscope 20 GM For CBS West Coast Mike! Herrington, known professionally as What's New 8 Brad Messer 22 Myron Roth has been promoted to the position Mikel Hunter, has been promoted from PD to Ratings& Research .12 Picture Page 36 of Sr. Vice Presi- Operations Manager at San Jose AOR KOME, while Street Talk ... 18 Opportunities 61 dent/General Manager, afternoon drive man Gene Mitchel becomes Pro- TV News . . . 20 Marketplace 63 West Coast Operations Pr. gram Coordinator at the station, according to an an- /r for CBS Records. He had nouncement from GM Dan Tapson. formats headed West Coast opera- Hunter will continue his PD responsibilities News/Talk 21 Country 51 tions for the company as while managing all aspects of the station's daily VP/G M. He will report to operations except sales. Mitchel, who retains his air Contemporary Hit Radio 24 Adutt/Contemporary 54 Dick Asher, Deputy shift, will act as liaison between the air staff and AOR 38 Black Radio 59 President of the CBS/Rec- Hunter. ords Group and President/ Com menting on Mitchel's promotion, Hunter CBS Records Division. told RAH. "Gene's been with us for five years and The promotion for Roth wants to develop other areas of his talent. It's a vote staff was described as of confidence for a member of the staff who works underlining the impor- hard and understands what we're trying to do." .. Pubfahor BOB WILS ON tance of CBS's West Coast operations. Roth, as the WA. A WN.* SAW a Maiming DICK KRIZ M A N LETTER EmmolA W M on KEN BAR NES. JOH N LEA DER Division's senior management representative on AA Ofrocete RICH AR D ZU M W ALT the West Coast, will supervise A&R, marketing, CW WWW WWV Mt Amato R aw JOEL DE NVER business affairs, creative services, law, finance and "Surprise Visit" Solution Candy SS W JIM DU NC AN I n & for BIFF COLLIE administration for Columbia and Epic/Por- Dear R&R: ADA Ecillo, JEFF GELB DAM Max &S W W ALT LOVE trait/CBS Associated Labels. To com ment on Walt Love's article about Pro- 40101/Cae meterery Editor JEFF GREE N Roth started his record career with RCA as motion vs. Program ming, this never-ending topic is teemiTIA FM*, G AiL MITC HELL Rea,v• a AN•srcA EdBx JHA N HUBER Senior Counsel, serving as VP/Business Affairs of special concern to me since I have recently taken Oa, LANnty Editor FRED SEIDEN /Macrame M oe Race D ON W ALLER from 1973-77. In 1977 he became VP/Business Af- on the responsibility of adding the music here. Aseatiste Eaton CHRISTINA ANTH ONY ELLEN BARNES NINA GO MEZ UN D A M OSH ONTZ. CAR OLYN PARKS fairs, West Coast for CBS, a position he held until A short time ago all the FM's in our chain SYLVIA SAL AZAFI CLAU DIA STE WAJTT last year's appointment to the West Coast VP/GM (Plough) became autonomous, and the floodgates Rm arcA JACK TOOT H M AN opened with promotion people. We have some of the C.F.,. Canna ., M ARK SHIPPER position. Aso:cafe An Direct*, M ARiLY N FRAN DSEN sharpest record company employees in the country eretoemplry RO GER ZU M W ALT AnKluceory Cinder RICH AR D AGAT A here. However, the com ment you quoted Eddie Jor- I ypognpft, KENT THO M AS, ELIZA BETH YVEST ON Gnonca_GARY VAN DER STEUR, TODD PEARL McLaughlin Promoted dan on about promotion people stopping in unan- VisrAlogion bone. , 'Or Cannata., A. NW. W W1 1001 nounced struck a familiar nerve with me. That is Weelerigroc DC 20030 (2021 4•114000 To KPFtZ VP/GM Bvna., CAW JON AT H AN HALL my biggest problem here. Mr. Jordan remarked it N mwo SOW DIMO N BARRY O'BRIEN John McLaughlin has happened only because of his market's size. From ~ n o w Edior BR ADLEY W O OD W AR D Office Mensget, VIVIAN FUN N been appointed Vice talking to my friends in the business around the LA711Coinevo JASON SHRINSKY President/General country in other major markets. I find it is a AN. Areeettert amemse Mate ROBERT KAR O ASHiAN Advereovg Rao RICK HAR OLD Manager of Gannett's widespread problem. I think there is only one solu- .....b• V w• Coo ,c1.nolo , PA M ° UL A N'', 0.11c• NOWNer N ANCY HOFF Christian-formatted tion, as far as what radio people can do. That is to CaterMet M AR G AR ET BECKVVITH KPRZ/Los Angeles, /WYNN,' C AR OL TAYLOR simply not be available whenever a "surprise" visit Cro meon KFIGAN N AGLKF JUDY LUC ARELLI 018, WIN. Radio 6 Records . IS pupa:Shed every Friday by Radio a Records. Inc , 1930 Century following the resignation 4411P happens. By setting up and posting promotion of President/GM Richard hours, and sticking to them, things will improve. I Park West. LA. CA 90007 (213) 553-4330 Subscripbons 5170 per year or 550 per quarter All reasonable cat. taken but no responsibIlity assumed for unsollcMed materiel McIntosh. He com- find the record people that I respect are the ones RAP reserves aN lights in material accepted for publications Al Natters oddressed to RNA mented, "This is a great who come by at the correct time. Finally, why the or ifs Editors loW be assumed Intended for pubacaflon and reproduction and may therefore challenge with a great heck isn't it standard operating procedure for the be used for this putoose Nothing may be reproduced in whole or in part without written persmission from the Publisher The terms AOR Back Page, Breakers, Most Added Na station. I'm very pleased labels to instruct their people to call before making Donal Airpfay ,30. 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LOS ANGELES WASHINGTON, DC (213) 553-4330 (202) 466-4960 Contact: Contact: Dick Krizzian Barry O'Brien Vice President cf Sales The Industry's Newspaper National Sales Director R&RIFriday. July 31, 1981 Page 5 Washington Report Nuclear Warnings On Subcarriers Radio Welcomes Seven-Year Licenses Could Be Boon To Some FM's facilities. "There must be a better "Fantastic," KEYS/Corpus Christi GM E.C. Stern For some lucky stations, a new plan to air nuclear way than a lottery. The irony is told R&R, in a reaction that was typical of broadcasters that it's a federal crime to broad- accident warnings on subcarriers could mean that asked to comment on the likelihood that Congress will cast any information about a lot- radios, crystal-tuned only to their frequencies, will be extend radio licenses to seven years (see Page 1). tery and now they want a lottery installed in virtually every home and business in their in their regulatory process." "It'll cut down by better than Baltimore Orioles' flagship sta- listening areas. 20 facilities now under construe- tion, WFBR/Baltimore, Harry When not receiving an • tion. half the paperwork I have to do EEO Will Remain An with a three-year license," Stern Shriver told R&R he's having a emergency or test signal on the A spokesman claims that, while predicted. He wasn't disap- "long and depressing summer," Overhanging Threat subcarrier, the receivers would expensive, the plan is competitive pointed that the Senate proposal and the seven-year license pro- The agreement by House and pick up the normal programming with the most common warning of the FM outlet, giving the sta- system, a multi-million dollar set for indefinite licenses was drop- spect "is the best news I've had in Senate conferees also came as tion a unique, guaranteed pipeline of sirens in the countryside sur- ped, explaining, "I think we still a long time." Shriver had been welcome news to Tom McCoy, rounding a plant. have some responsibility to the worried about the petition to Associated General Counsel at into thousands of homes. According to Vedette, the firm community and to the Commis- revoke procedure which had been Golden West Broadcasters. The concept is being marketed sion." included in the Senate's earlier Seven-year licensing, said Mc- by Vedette Energy Research of doesn't anticipate that nuclear Jim Eddens, VP/GM at WOW & bill calling for indefinite radio Coy, is a "step in the right direc- Newbury Park, CA as a new way plants would pay a subcarrier rental fee, because messages KEZO/O maha, also likes the licenses. "The seven-year license tion and an approach that would for nuclear plants to notify near- would be aired so rarely and the seven-year license. "I think it will without the petition to revoke be acceptable to community in- by residents in case of accidents, save a lot of grief and a lot of would be a most welcome thing," terest groups. With deregulation as required by federal regula- stations would have the advan- paperwork and will not lower the said Shriver, who was not so en- in place, EEO will serve as an tions. Although the FCC has ap- tage of getting their signals pumped into many locations at quality of the radio station." Ed- thusiastic about the approval of overhanging threat," McCoy told proved, Vedette hasn't signed any the utility's expense. dens was particularly pleased lottery selection for new [MR. plants yet, but is zeroing in on the that the conferees killed a propos- ed schedule of broadcaster fees to be paid to the FCC. "Once you Webster Urges Industry To Keep FCC: At A Glance start a fee it's like a tax," Eddens Call Letter Changes Opposed offered. "They don't know when WZZQ/Jackson, MS has run into opposition to its proposed change to take it off and they always want Reporting Financial Information of call letters to WMSI. The idea has drawn fire from WJMI/Jackson, to add to it." which claims "an undeniable rhythmic and phonetic similarity" and A one-man attempt to save the Commission's finan- Renewal Labeled says the fact that three stations in town already have calls ending in cial reporting form (FCC Form 324) commenced last "I" creates "an even greater potential for confusing the public." "Useless" week. New York-based Radio Information Center Presi- Facing its fourth call letter At WHBL/Sheboygan, WI, misconduct in question is not uni- change in two years, Doubleday's President/G M Michael Walton dent Maurie Webster wrote all heads of major groups, quely attributable to Mr. Eaton KHO W-F M/Denver is being described his reaction as "guard- networks, brokers, and rep firms eliminated: but to the United organization challenged on its request for ed optimism," since he has seen seeking support for asking the • A difficulty in effectively generally," District charged. KPKE. Challenger is Sandusky's FCC to keep the form. Webster overseeing a station's perfor- similar proposals go down to KBPI. Doubleday has won two Field Office defeat at the last minute. "I'll said that adequate radio industry mance. and lost one. Gets New Chief believe it when I see it," said financial statistics may not pre- • A possible loss of value in a Stepping up to become Chief of Walton. "It would make it a hell of vent radio's national market future sale if a station's financial Foes Hit the Field Office Bureau on a lot easier because renewal sure share from declining, but noted it position in the market was not United Tactic September 1 is Richard Smith, is a useless pain in the neck now." will serve as a barometer to known. United Broadcasting's attempt who has been Deputy Chief since Nevertheless, said Walton, "We measure how the industry stacks • A problem for rep firms to inject the issue of owner last year. He'll be replacing still have a responsibility to serve up against other media. which would be without a bench- Richard Eaton's death into its James McKinney, who is moving the needs of our communities of Webster admittedly profits mark for financial data market by fight to save OK100(WOOK)/Wash- over as Chief of the Private Radio license, and we're going to con- from the information by offering market. ington (R&R 7-17) has been sharp- Bureau. Both are 18-year FCC tinue doing that whether we get a computerized analysis of the No other existing central source ly opposed by two competitors for three-year licenses or twelve- data, but pointed out that there for the information comes close to veterans. Smith began as an the license, Hispanic Broadcasting engineer in the Los Angeles Field year licenses." may be three other harmful ef- the FCC's accuracy, Webster con- and District Broadcasting. "The As President/G M of the fects should Form 324 be cluded in his alert. Office in 1963.

Washington Street Talk ® Trade Association News

Death Knell For 9 kHz Tidewater Broadcasters Elect Officers Insiders are looking for a 3-2 or 4-2 vote in favor of sticking with 10 kHz AM spacing when the Commission Dick Fraim, VP/GM of WTAR & WKEZ/Norfolk, has been elected finally votes behind closed doors next Tuesday (8-4). Only Anne Jones and Joe Fogarty are counted as strong 9 President of the Tidewater Association of Radio Broadcsters for 1981-82. kHz backers. However, one Commission official cautioned that the shift of a single vote could yield a tie, WCMS President Bill Weller becomes VP and WFOG-AM&FM's Stu leaving 9 kHz in place. Cohen was elected Treasurer. Performers Royalty Gets "No Surprise" Support Colorado Broadcasters Elect Five New U.S. Registrar of Copyrights David Ladd told a congressional subcommittee last week he supports The Colorado Broadcasters Association has elected three new of- H.R. 1805, Rep. George Danielson's (D-CA) performance royalty bill. "Broadcasters and other commerical ficers and two new directors for the July 1981-June 1982 year. KBOL & users have used sound recordings for many years without permission or payment," Ladd testified. KBVL/Boulder Station Manager Rusty Shaffer becomes President, KCOL-AM&FM/Ft. Collins VP/GM John Miller is President-Elect, and KSON's McKinnon To Head CAB Sandusky Broadcasting President Toney Brooks was elected Secretary- Dan McKinnon, President of KSON-AM&FM/San Diego, has been named to head the Civil Aeronautics Treasurer. KIDN/Pueblo President/GM David Scribner and KKTV- Board. A Navy flyer and still a licensed pilot, McKinnon ran for Congress unsuccessfully last year. The ap- TV/Colorado Springs VP/GM George Jeffrey join present directors pointment is subject to Senatorial confirmation. Carl Anderson, President/GM of XYZ Broadcasting of Grand Junction; Station Runs 59 Consecutive Commercials In "Deregulation" Contest KOA/Denver VP/GM Brian Cobb; KUBC-AM&FM/Montrose WKYI/Ocean City, MD ran 59 commercials in a row over an hour's time, and Station Manager Choppy President/GM Robert Hale; Pikes Peak Broadcasting President/GM Layton said, "It couldn't have been done without radio deregulation and the elimination of commercial time re- Harry Hoth Jr.; KRLN & KSTX/Canon City GM Martin Nonhof ; and quirements." The heavy spot load was not a gesture designed to enrage citizens' groups, but a contest, in Mountain Bell's James Kercheville on the board. which listeners who brought in a complete list of the spots played could win up to $1000. The "World's Longest United Church Of Christ Broadcasters Formed Commercial Interruption" brought in over 1200 entries in three hours. Layton pointed out that the station In order to "share their concerns" about United Church of Christ plans to reduce its regular commercial load to a point below the FCC's former guidelines, and will run a broadcasting policies and those of UCC Director Everett Parker, a commercial-free hour to compensate for the spot-heavy time period. "We aren't going to make a habit of this," group of radio/TV executives has formed the United Church of Christ he added, pointing out that the promotion could be used effectively only on rare occasions. Broadcasters. WBYS-AM&FM/Canton, OH President/GM Charles Van Deerlin Chair Established Wright was elected Chairman of the group; with WITL/Lansing Presi- The Lionel Van DeerlIn Endowed Chair of Communications has been formally established by San Diego dent Charles Mefford; KCMO-AM&FM/Kansas City VP/GM Steve State University in honor of the former Chairman of the House Communications Subcommitee who begins Shannon; KGNB & KNBT/New Braunfels, TX President/GM Herb teaching at San Diego State this fall. The Chair will explore technological advances in communications and Skoog; and WCFR-AM&FM/Springfield, VT President/GM Frank Zez- governmental policy research. za also participating. Pogo 6 R&R/Friday. July 31, 11 lizashmplon Report R&R IN-DEPTH REPORT The Clear Channel Breakdown: One Year Later Applications Fall 90% Short Several industry and FCC ob- servers contacted by R&R offered FRE Q I-A CLE A R C H A N NEL S 1020 KDK Aifstetahorgh 1030 W BZ/Boaton Of Expectations; AM Branch Chief Doubts 040 KFlicoa Ano•Wii no W AISCINaniv York a variety of explanations for the W H O/D on Moines 060 1N81111/Niashvalia W BBIM/Chiciasso 1040 820 W B AP/Fort Worth 1100 VON/WE/Cleveland Goal Of 125 Ne w AM's Will Be Met surprisingly low number of ap- 000 W hIBC/Na w York 830 W CC O MAinnwspolia 1040X/Bt Loons 070 VIINIA O/Chicago 1120 plications: 840 WCIAB/Lostiavitia KEIL/Balt lak• CM, 700 INL W/Clesoinnati I ino Success or failure, the clear channel proceeding is W H A NI/Rochativar 720 W O N/Chicago 070 NIVIAJNaiw Orkrana 1160 HBO W CBS/Niew York W OAI/Ban Antonio just beginning to see results. The first new grant was • The prohibitively high cost of 750 W HIS/Alkanta 1200 890 WLBJChicausi I W C A WP011iadalphia 700 WJIVIDotron 1210 made June 24 to KIEV/Glendale, CA. It was allowed to building a directional station. add nighttime service on 870 kHz, home of clear channel • FCC restrictions which open been preoccupied with lower M R "If applications have been a WWL/New Orleans. The second up the most new frequencies in power TV applications. little off, it's because all the con- grant, in Sedona, AZ, enabled Why Expectations Declined sparsely populated Western sulting engineers were doing low- daytimer KAZM to move from What the Commission did was areas that offer a relatively low Gimmick Applications? power TV." Another official 1470 to 780 kHz, becoming a reduce to 750 miles the protection profit potential. "Rascially, it's doing just about claims there was a great deal of fulltime station in the process, guaranteed to the 25 Class I-A • Shortage of consulting what we projected," Broadcast "overanticipation by many peo- protecting WBBM/Chicago. clear channel stations, opening up engineers, many of whom have Bureau Chief Dick Shiben told ple," and the small number of ap- When the FCC voted in May 1980 room for 100 new AM's on those plications is a plus, since process- to break down the 25 clear chan- frequencies and 25 more on adja- ing will be speedier nets to create up to 125 new AM cent channels. It specified that ap- WJJD/Chicago Seeks Nighttime Service stations, there were estimates plicants: On the other hand, a veteran In order to even consider that up to 2000 applications would • Be at least 50% minority- Breaking new ground consulting engineer complains, flood in to the Com mission. There owned or for itself and ten other Plough's request, the FCC first "An awful lot of these are gim- was even a suggestion that Con- • provide a community's first or limited time stations, had to waive its requirement mick applications — a dodge to that new AM's on clear chan- gress be asked for money to hire second local nighttime service or Plough Broadcasting's get around the rules. And there nels be limited to one kw and are damn few minorities." Many of extra staff to cope with the an- • provide first service to at WJJD/Chicago recently won be in areas with little current the applications, according to this ticipated deluge. least 25% of its proposed coverage the right to apply for full night- AM service. The action only engineer, are trying to thwart the More than a year later, how- area. time service at ten kw. ever, the reality is far different. Predictably, longtime critics of paves the way for considera- Com missions's intent by sear- (Limited time stations can tion of requests. It does not Fewer than 200 applications have the clear channel breakdown are operate briefly after local ching out tiny suburban com- guarantee an eventual grant of been received to date and AM calling it a flop, while those who sunset, but must sign off when munities which qualify for first Branch Chief Tom Johnson told guided the project through the nighttime service requests, ac- service that, not coincidentally, the sun sets at the clear chan- cording to an FCC spokesman. would also cover a nearby major R& R, "I seriously doubt we'll get FCC claim it is well on the way to nel I-A station they protect.) 125 new stations." success. market,

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CA 254w 5kw Minority Com municaUons Weymouth, MA /Okw 1160 (KSL/Salt Lake ('ity) of 14h/omit t, Inc. Inc. Donaldson, TN 50kw !kw lireat Southern Broadcasting Twin Falls, ID 50kw 254w Sassloolli Radio ('orp. Whitman. MA Dew /kw Marshfield Broadcasting Co Co . Inc Tonopah. NV 25kw 254w Tonopah Broadcasters, Inc. Inc Chicago. IL 50kw /Okw Plough Broadcasting Co., Inc 660 ( W N B C/Ne w York) 830 ( W C C O/ Minneapolis I Mobile, AL 10kw lkw NABB, Inc Hawesville, KY Fife. WA SOkso :kw K MO. Inc Kennett, M(1 10kw Faridun Broadcasting, Inc 1 5kw /kw Hancock ( aunty Broadcast Fenton, M1 Cheyenne. WY 10kw lkw KVK O, Inc Oceanside ('A lkw /kw Oceanside Radio. Inc lkw /kw U R O.Inc Tyrone, NC Rifle, CO 10kw 250w Oil Shale Broadcasting Co San Jacinto ('A 50/w 5kw Alessandro Broadcasting 10kw /kw Polk County Broadcasting, Mt Vernon. WA 10kw ikw Valley Broadcasters. Inc San Marras lkw lkw Western Radio Group Inc Portland, OR Ikw Ikw Northwort Indian 14 omen Las Angeles. 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Frankfort, IL 5kw 1kw Cbleagoland I hn•ban Radio 770 (W A B('/Ne w York) lkw Madison ('ounty Radio, Inc Madison. TX Inc Melrose Park, IL Seattle. WA 50kw 50k w K X A. Inc *890 (W LS/Chicago) 5kw 2.5kw Publimet Brisadrasting ( 0 Seattle, WA ikw ikw I(X%. Inc Inc San Jose, CA 2.5kw 2.5kw Zeta Radio, Inc. Lafayette. LA ilkw 500w Jackson 4. Chaisson Chicago, IL 10kw 2 Dew Broadcasting, Inc Broadcasting System, Inc Newburg. NY 104w lkw Hudson 1110117011. 1020 (K D K A/Pittsburgh) ih'axahachie. TX /kw lkw Faye & Richard Tuck, Inc. Utica, NY lkw lkw Bunkfeldt Broadcasting l'orp Albuquerque NM 50kw 50kw Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc MoaaS Lake. WA 5kw 500w K WIQ Radio, Inc. Lebanon. TN 5kw 500w Nilson ( "Only Broadcast her Riverbank, ('A law /kw Riverbank Broadcasters Selah, WA 10kw 500w Robert E. Reece, viers In, Athens. Al. 10kw SOOw Athens Broadcasting Co, In, Raymond V. Naught liecorah. IA Dew 25055 Ralph NI sorrows Carrollton, TX 5kw 2 Slew Latin American Broadcasting Donald lial — dba Tri-00 Naperville, IL 10kw lkw Stevens Broadcasting Corp Plano, TX /01sw 1kw liluehonnet Radio Hodgenville. KY lkw 250w Lineal, Broadcasting 1030 (WBZ/Boston) Broad( a•ters. In, itadcliff. KY 5kw SOOw William Natters Garland. TX 101ov lkw Century Broadcasting Corp Corpus Christi, TX 50kw lkw Broadcasting Corp dba Radio itadclili of the Southwest Plano. TX 5kw lkw Plano Broadcasting Corp Seattle. WA 11tw 250w Spanish Nmencan Radio I orp Garland. TX 5kw lkw M atron. Inc Me mphis. TN 50kw lkw Minority Broadcasting ( 0 Lebanon. TN 500w 500w Edward 'ii Johnson AL of the Midwest, Inc 780 (W B B M/Chicago) Millard V Oakley — Milwaukee, WI 5kw El Sol Broadcasting, Inc dim Lebanon Broadcasters South PAWN FL 50kw /New Sudbrink Broadcasting, Inc Blue Springs. MO lkw 500w F as ter, Jackson County of Florida Broadcasting Corp 1210 (W('AU/Philadelphia) Sedarui. AZ 5kw 250w Tabback Broadcasting Co Dickson. TN /kw 250w Richard Albright dba Sunnyside, WA 10kw lkw Bennett Broadcasting Co. Viegues. PR 50kw 50kw Calvary Evangelistic Mission, Albright Broadcasting I orp Auburn, WA 10kw lkw Suborn Broadcasters. Inc Inc Itallsville. MO 5kw lkw CoMemPorar, Washington. UT /04w 250w Tel-State Broadcasting Co.. * (Still Open for Filing) Me mphis. TN 50 kw Inc. C THE OAK Riga BOYS

It was the night they made old Dixie proud THE OAK RI I GE BOYS

in a special benefit for the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville.

The Governor of Tennessee, Produced by for further information contact the Hon. Lamar Alexander was there. DIR BROADCASTING ABC Radio Ruth Meyer (212) 887-7676 Elvira was there. The Silver f aole aired via the Now, you can be there ABC Entertainment Radio Network On August 1 the SILVER EAGLE presents Networks Coming up on the Silver Eagle: or DIR Broadcasting THE OAK RIDGE BOYS August 15 Alabama and Charly McClain FOR THE ARTS August 29 Crystal Gayle D Et on more than 400 station% September 12 Tammy Wynette Peter Kauff (212) 371-6850 throughout the country September 26 Mel TlIlls and Gall Davies Bob Kaminsky REM/Friday, July 31, 1981 Page 8 "Blow Out" Film's $9 Million Campaign Means Big Bucks For Radio

"Blow Out," starring John spent opening the film, with radio devoted to radio and print advertising Travolte, cost director Brien scoring over 10 percent ($466,000) (no other media), while during the DeP•Im• somewhere In the of the marketing budget. Interesting- fourth week, another $500,000 is neighborhood of $18 million to make ly, syndicated radio shows will earmarked for radio and print (again However, Filmways Pictures, which receive $27,000 alone. The remain- no other media). produced the thriller, is spending $9 ing $439,000 will be devoted to net- The second week's $1.3 million will million more in one of the largest work and spot radio. be given to radio, newspapers and advertising campaigns mounted on sport TV with the final $1 million allot- behalf of a film in recent memory. The other $4.5 million will be divid- ted to radio, print and network TV, Approximately $4.5 million will be ed over the following five weeks. Dur- taking the campaign through the ing the third week, $700,000 will be Labor Day weekend. III M • A MIN, I M P BROADCAST DIVISION SOLE BRIGHT SPOT lmprintable Sweatbands 8 Labels Pull $1 Million From PX's

That Don't Distort Over 350 firms did more than $1 million worth of business with the Army Your Message CBS Sees Second and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) last year Among these companies were eight record labels, headed by WEA Distributors, which sold $8.7 million worth of merchandise through PX's around the world. Quarter Profits Slide Other labels to top the million dollar AAFES sales mark during 1980 were: RCA Solid State ($8.6 million), Columbia Records ($7.1 million), Polygram Despite what the company termed year's second quarter levels, with Distribution Inc. ($4.6 million), Capitol Records ($2 9 million), the MCA a "strong performance" by the radio, TV, and TV stations all con- Distributing Corp. ($2.6 million), the Motown Record Corp. ($1.8 million), broadcast division, CBS Inc. posted tributing to this increase, CBS noted and U M Records ($1 million). an "anticipated" 23 percent decline that Its radio operations and TV sta- in profits during the second quarter of tions did especially well in profits. 1981. Profits for the firm fell to $41.9 The company also claimed to have Skinny-Dipper's Delight: Swimsuit Flotation Device million, down from $54.3 million In the made a profit with Its TV network second quarter of 1980, even though even though it was burdened with "Build a better mousetrap and the may not put a little simmer in your sales for the company increased 3 costs associated with the delayed world will beat a path to your door" summer, but it can't hurt. percent to a record $998.2 million, up start of the 1980/81 viewing season. — old adage from $971.8 million in the year- CBS Records chalked up a 10 per- Using these polyfoam sweat- previous time period. cent decrease in sales, attributed to a At last someone has come up with a planned reduction in the Columbia truly useful product — a flotation bands for head or wrist, even the Among the reasons stated for the House record and tape sales. Col- device for skinny-dippers. After all, smallest copy can still be easily decline were "sharply higher you never can tell when some read. The sweatbands make use umbia Records and its music development spending for new opera- prankster is going to tear your swim- of velcro grippers as connectors publishing arm also posted lower pro- tions in cable-TV programming, suit off the bush you stashed it on and fits. and thereby adjust to different home video, and theatrical films," as either hide or run off with it or when During the first half of 1981, CBS sizes without distorting the well as the weakness of Western those gently flowing currents will reported a decline in profits to $56 copy — a problem with conven- European markets, foreign currency carry your suit merrily merrily million from $67.3 million in the tional terrycloth stretchable exchange losses, and the delay in the downstream. sweatbands. equivalent period of 1980, while release of several major records. Rest assured, free spirits. Washing is no problem as the sales inched up 2.6 percent to $1.99 Gloucester, MA-based SDC Ltd. has Although sales for the broadcast polyfoam bands wring out much billion, from $1.94 billion in the initial the answer to your needs. The "Skin- like a sponge and, of course, are division rose 12 percent above last six months of 1980. ny Dip Clip," consisting essentially of ideal for your station's call letters a sponge affixed to a rubber clip, or group's logo. For further infor- allows you to comfortably attach the mation, contact United/UAI. clip to the side of your suit until you located in Winston-Salem, NC. decide it's time to doff your duds. Microcycle Putts Priced at $6, the "Skinny Dip Clip" = Er' A m, Amm, Ann, Amm, Horte-Hanks Into U.S. Ports 11 1, 4imi, /MEP 2nd Qtr. Net, YEARS AGO Revenues Up TopAY

Harte-Hanks Com munications BRUCE JOHNSON BECO MES PRESIDENT OF STARR reported that its 1981 second- BROADCASTING. quarter net increased 17 percent to KENNY BUTTICE NA MED VP/ PRO MOTION FOR $7.3 million, up from $6.2 million in ELEKTRA / ASYLU M. the second quarter of 1980. RICK DEES APPOINTED PD AT W MPS / ME MPHIS. Revenues for the firm, rose 16 per- cent during the second quarter of RAY AN DERSON EXITS VP/PRO MOTION POSITION 1981 to $88.8 million, up from $76.3 AT UA. million in the equivalent period last BILLY BASS EXITS AS ROCKET NATION AL PRO MO- year. In Japan, "Pocket-Bike" racing is purportedly a BIG sport. Gardena, TION DIRECTOR. Earnings and revenues for the first CA-based KenDee Distributing, which has recently begun importing the six months of 1980 both climbed 15 28-pound machines, is hoping it will catch on stateside. The "Pocket-Bike" NU MBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: Don't Go Breaking My Heart — Elton John & Kiki Dee (Rocket) percent. Six-month net swelled to features a 30cc two-stroke engine, rear disc brake, recoil start, and an $11.5 million, up from $10 million for automatic clutch. NU MBER ONE COUNTRY: Golden Rino — George the same period last year, while six- Although the microcycles are described as excellent for children to Jones & Tam my Wynette (Epic) month revenues jumped to $164.1 learn to ride on, the "Pocket Bike" can also be ridden by adults. Priced at NU MBER ONE LP: Spitfire — Jefferson Starship million, up from 1980's $142.5 around $600, these tiny transports may make excellent promotional items (RCA Grunt)

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Progra ms like . The Dr. De mento Sho w, Off The Record with Mary Turner, Off The Record Specials, Live Fro m Gilley's, The Concert of the Month, The Rock Years. Portrait of an Era, The Great American Radio Sho w, Daybook, Spaces and Places, Ace and Friends, Star Trak, Special Edition, Shootin' the Breeze, Tellin' It Like It was. WEST WOOD ONE rock 9540 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230 • (2131 204-5000 W K LS Atlanta AMERICAS NUMBER ONE PRODUCER OF NATIONALLY SPONSORED RADIO PROGRAMS BACK PAGE BREAKERS_ BEACH BOYS The Beach Boys Medley (Capitol) 58% of our reporters on h. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 33, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 40 including 293, KRLA, KIMN, Q103, WBLI, WAQY, WFMF, WBCY, WAKX, KTKT, WCIR, 7102, KDVV, KSLY. See Parallels, charts at number 30. Page 10 REtR/Friday, July 31. 1981 Networks/Program Suppliers

Trell, Dawson Promoted To VP's At CBS Radio Flood Throws Wet Blanket On ABC Radio Gall Trell has been elevated to VP/Sales & Marketing at the CBS Heavy rains over the weekend flooded the basement at ABC Radio Jo Anne Adams has been named Radio Network, coming from her previous post as head of the net's AM headquarters In New York, knocking out the network's switching system VP/National Sales Director for the Radio Stations during Monday morning drive Fortunately, according to a network Hollywood, CA-based firm, coming In her new position, Troll will coordinate sales and strategic marketing spokesperson, most of ABC's news people were in London for the Royal from her previous post as Western for the CBS AM & FM 080's as well as soot and national sales for the net- Wedding, enabling both incoming and outgoing switching to be handled via Regional Sales Manager for the RKO work She will also be responsible for developing new business, according the net's Washington Bureau The outage lasted nine hours to CBS Radio President Bob Hosking citing TreII's prior background in Radio Network In her new position, Adams will share responsibilities with radio and TV station sales /111 Simultaneously. Tom Dawson has been upped to VP/Marketing for the the firm's VP/National Sales Director CBS Radio Network, having previously been VP/Division Services with the Bob Syers, who is based in New York net City. % A O Adams's first order of business will Watetrn,tik AP] be to oversee the implementation of Artists to be featured on the Jim Hood has been elevated to sales efforts for the Creative Factor's "Robert W Morgan Special Of The Deputy Director/Broadcast Services newly-announced joint venture with Week" during the month of August in- for AP Broadcast Services, coming the Hilton Hotels Corp., which in- clude Smokey Robinson (1-2). the from his previous position as General volves the creation of original video Beach Boys (8-9), Debbie Harry Broadcast Editor for the firm In his programming for all 48 Hilton-owned (15-16), Hall & Oates (22-23), and new post, Hood will supervise all AP or managed hotels. These programs Kim Carnes (29-30) Editorial Services, including the AP will Orient recently-arrived guests to Dean Torrence (of Jan & Dean) Radio Wire, the AP TV Wire, the AP hotel services as well as familiarize will be the guest for the firm's Radio Network, and the AP News them with the hotel's immediate sur- "Soundtrack Of The 60's" show, air- Cable service roundings. ing August 1. National and local advertising will be sold as part of the programming, with ads available in 60, 30, or 20-second spots, which will be inserted in the magazine-styled video format Reps

MILL REEL JOURVII MA Blair, Major Market & Torbet Claim FORMATS SpecialTM Projects Reel Formats Inc., based in North 25 -49's Most Requested Demo Hollywood, CA, is currently offering a Blair Radio, Major Market Radio Sales, and Torbet Radio all "Mellow Contemporary" format targeted at the 25-44 demographic to reported that the single most requested demographic has been 25-54 year- olds during the first half of 1981. While Blair received only a slightly higher interested stations This format is available announced or un- request in this demo (from 25.3 % to 26.6 %), Major Market's response was announced, for automation or life- up dramatically to 32.2 % over 27.5 % last year. Torbet's requests were also up sharply to 33.4% from 24.1 % in 1980. assist, and is available on a cash basis. As for the second most requested demo, Blair calculated a tie with David Lavezzi, a 15-year veteran 25-49 year-olds (16%) and 18-49 year-olds (15.9 %), while Major Market of the radio industry, serves as Presi- projected 18-49's (17 3%) the second place winner and 25-49's (13 9%) dent . of the newly-formed firm, while third. Torbet agreed with the latter. placing 18-49's in second with 16% -44 Lorraine Arms, owner of KCBN- and 25-49's third with 13 7% KRNO/Reno, holds the Vice Presi- dent's position. For further informa- For the same period last year, Major Market showed its -other" category as the second ranking group, with 25-49 holding down the third Gig Barton becomes Manager/Af- tion, contact Reel Formats at (213) filiate Relations for the firm, having 760-3894 spot, while Torbet claimed 18-34's as its second leading demo during the a formerly been Affiliate Relations Gerard Ferri has been elevated to second quarter of 1980, ranking 25-49's third The 18-34 demo ranked Coordinator for the Wall Street General Sales Manager at TM Special fourth among all three firms during the second quarter of 1981 Journal Report Projects, coming from his previous Ken Rose has been named pro- post as National Sales Manager with ducer for the firm's "Special Edition." the firm efie Katz Radio McGAvREN GUILD RADIO 'TeIlin' It Like It Was," and Dick Mendelson has been named * "Daybook" shows, and associate pro- Exec VP/Chief Operating Officer for ABC information ducer for "Live From Gilley's." Rose the Katz Agency Inc. A six-year Gordon Williams has joined the most recently was associated with veteran of the firm, Mendelson net as a business news correspon- NKR Productions formerly served as VP/Treasurer with Johnny Cash will be featured on dent and anchor of daily business Concurrently. Jamie Berman has Petry Television "Jamboree, U.S A.. - the syndicated reports. Beginning September 14, the been appointed Administration Assis- Concurrently, Kenn Donnellon disc series which originates from ''Gordon Williams Business Reports" tant to Westwood One President presently VP/Corporate Relations for Wheeling, WV, on August 7,8. and 9. will air seven times daily, Monday Norm Pattiz, coming from Creative Katz, has been elevated to the com- "Rosanne Cash Live In Cincinnati," through Friday, with six weekend Artists Management, while Skip pany's Board of Directors, which originating from WSAI/Cincinnatl, features included The daily reports Beck has been promoted to Post- recently expanded from seven to will be offered to Starfleet Blair af- will be fed in morning and afternoon Production Coordinator for the firm eleven members. Joining Donnellon. a filiates on August 3-9 drives and at middays. and will be 90 16-year veteran of the firm, in the seconds in length. The weekend Leisure Market newly-created Board of Directors reports will be 60 seconds Williams Positions are Vic Ferrante, Dick Network most recently served as Assistant NBC Goldstein, and Barry Lewis Managing Editor for Business Week "The wealthiest people in the WKGI-FM/New Martinsville, WV, magazine country, age 35-plus, with $60,000 Jeff Dashev and Gary Ahrens WPRT/Prestonburg, KY. and 14 yearly average income" are the target have been promoted to VP/Regional WPHH-AM&FM/Plymouth, NH have of a newly-created unwired radio net- Manager for the Los Angeles and St MI/ announced their affiliation with the work entitled the Leisure Market Louis offices, respectively Dashev, RKO Radio Sales network Network Headed by John Hawks, an 11-year veteran of McGavren RKO 2 Vince Turco has been elevated to formerly an account exec with Foster Guild Radio, most recently served as Manager of the New York office, com- Sam Hall becomes News Manager W OLDcommupacAnoots & Green in Baltimore, the new net Los Angeles Regional Manager ing from his previous post as an ac- for the RKO TWO Radio Network A The Wold Com munications Divi- will be buying markets like Hilton A 13-year veteran of the radio rep count exec in the same city Prior to 32-year veteran of broadcast jour- sion, along with its sister Wold Head, SC; Lake Placid, NY, Vail, firm, Ahrens most recently held the St joining RKO Radio Sales, Turco serv- nalism. Hall most recently served as Entertainment Division, has moved Aspen, and Steamboat Springs, CO: Louis Regional Manager post for the ed as an account exec with WROR- News Director at WNE W/New York its corporate headquarters to 10880 and St Thomas, Virgin Islands company FM/Boston m or.dr-..disr...am molimmir.donds Wilshire Blvd , Los Angeles, CA. (2131474-3500. Answers for I M F Sales Cramer com munications AM today; P.O Box 120427 — ArlIngton, Texas 76012 WTAO-F M/Murphysboro-Car- 817 • 274-9892 bondale, IL has been sold by the WCCO-FM/Minneapolis has sign- Plans for AM Sunshine Broadcasting Corpora- ed on to air the 52-hour "History Of 4,4&, tion to WTAO Inc. for $700,000, Rock And Roll Silver Anniversary Edi- tommorow ! ! liaecialists In Information • Oriented Programming and Promotion subject to FCC approval tion" later this fall Page 11 RfsFUFriday, July 31, 1981 First U.S. Cassette-Only Label Debuts

In keeping with the burgeoning mall order for $8 plus a postage and to issue one cassette per month in market share of cassettes, Reach insurance charge of $1 25 for the the future, all live performances mix- Out International Records has first cassette and 50 cents for subse- ed by members of the groups debuted as the first cassette-only quent cassettes. Record stores and themselves, For further information label in America The initial releases distributors may purchase the casset- contact Reach Out at 611 Broadway, on the ROIR (pronounced "roar") tes on a wholesale C.0 D basis. Suite 214, New York, NY 10012. label are a 35-minute live tape of Label President Heil Cooper plans (212) 477-0563 Eight Eyed Spy, a 60-minute live recording of James Chance and the Geffen, CBS Pen International Distribution Pact Contortions and a live performance of the re-formed Dictators Geffen Records and the CBS/Records Group jointly announced that All tapes are duplicated on BASF foreign distribution rights to the Geffen label have been acquired by CBS DPS cassettes and are available via Records International Geffen will continue to be distributed by Warner Bros. Records in the U S and Canada. "Reggae Suns plash" Releases to be covered under the new foreign distribution pact will include forthcoming product from John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Cars main driver Ric '80 Census Creates 36 New SMSA's Ocasek's solo LP. Sam my Hagar, John Hiatt, and Asia (a group composed Festival Film Set of rock veterans Carl Palmer, Steve Howe, John Wetton, and Geoff A Chicago-based firm, the Reggae Among the first results of the 1980 U S Census is the creation of 36 Downes) Tribute Co. Ltd., has acquired the new Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA's) Under the 1980 film rights to the fourth annual "Reg- critena, an area qualifies as an SMSA if it either harbors a central city of gae Sunsplash" festival to be held at Microcomputer Musical 50,000 people or it encompasses an urbanized area of 50.000 with a total Montego Bay, Jamaica on August metropolitan population of at least 100.000 Instrument Tuner 4-8 This year's show, which will One of the more interesting ap- feature U S recording stars Stevie The 36 new SMSA's are, in alphabetical order plications of microco mputer Wonder, the isley Brothers. and technology is this musical tone Anderson, SC Danville, VA Portsmouth-Dover- Roberta Flack, in addition to generator manufactured by the Arecibo, Puerto Rico Florence, SC Rochester. NH-ME Jamaican music notables Jim my Tokyo-based Fuji Onkoh Corp. Athens, GA Fort Walton Beach. FL Redding, CA Cliff, Dennis Brown, Toots & the The Melem Electronic Tuning Bangor. ME Glen Falls, NY Rock Hill. SC Maytals, Third World, the Wailers. Flute model "TF-30" can be used Bellingham, WA Hagerstown. MD Salisbury-Concord NC and Rita Marley. along with virtually to tune almost any string or wind Benton Harbor. MI Hickory, NC Sharon, PA the full flower of the island's music instrument by virtue of its three Bremerton. WA Joplin, MO Sheboygan. WI scene, is also the first to be spon- octave range The unit's quartz Burlington, VT Medford, OR State College, PA sored by the Jamaican government oscillator produces the stable STD Casper, WY Newark, OH Victoria. TX An all-inclusive package (round trip tones, which are then picked up Charlottesville. VA Newburgh-Middleton, Visalia-1ulare- airfare and six nights of accommoda- and amplified by its built-in Chico, CA NY PortervIlle. CA tions at the Casa Montego hotel) is speaker The "TF-30" is pocket- Cumberland. MD WV Ocala, FL Wausau. WI available For further information con- sized, making ideal for travelling. Olympia WA Yuba City, CA tact Oliver Magnus at (213) IrrAimmo m mvAir A w mimiw v.i .Asr il 415-6383

Rebulla Upped To Levy Elevated To Gold Named GM For KARN Fine Elevated To President At President Of Rusty Gold has been appointed General Sr. Dir./Nat'l A&R Manager for KARN/Little Rock A 20-year Polygram Classics MCA Music veteran of the broadcast industry, Gold most At Polygram Leeds Levy has been promoted to Presi- recently was Sales Manager for the SW Fine has been Gianfranco Rebulla has been elevated dent of MCA Musk, coming from his Nashville-based American Image Produc- promoted to Senior Di- to President at Polygram Classics Inc.. previous post as Exec VP of the publishing tions, having formerly been associated with rector/National AIR for coming from his previous post as Deputy division Levy, who joined MCA Music three the TM Companies as well as having served Polygra m Records, Managing Director for Metrono me Musik years ago will undertake the presidential as GM for KKYK/Little Rock from 1974-75 coming from his G mbh (Germany) An eight-year veteran of duties on September 30. when current MCA previous post as Direc- Reis Appointed the Polygram organization. Rebulla previous- Music President Sal Chiantis assumes his tor/AIR for Polydor ly held posts as Classical Label Chief for appointments as Chairman of the Boards of GSM For WAAF-WFTQ and Polygram Records Deutsche-Gram mophon/Phonogram Italy the National Music Publishers Associa- Richard Reis has been named General A four-year veteran of and headed International Exploitation- tion (NMPA) and the Harry Fox Agency Sales Manager at WAAF-WFTO/Worcester, the label Fine formerly Classics for Polydor International coming from his previous post as GSM for served as Manager/East WSEN-A M&F M/Syracuse Prior to WSEN. Coast AIR at Arista Hamilton Named Reis held the Sales Manager position at Records prior to join- Barbera Appointed GM Sales Mgr. At WZXR WFBL1Syracuse for three years ing Polygram Stu Fine For Long View Label Greg Hamilton has been appointed Sales Robinson Forms Thomas Upped To Randy Barbera has been named General Manager for WZXR (FM103)/Memphis Prior to joining WZXR, Hamilton held an ac- Manager for Long View Records, an in- HER Magic/PR Firm GM At KLMA-KFMQ count exec 's post with W MC-F M/Memphis, dependent label based in North Brookfield. Heidi Ellen Robinson has announced Lee Tho mas has been elevated to having formerly held air personality, MD, and MA Barbera most recently served as Road the formation of the HER Magic/PR firm, General Manager at KLMS-KF MO/LIncoln, PD positions with Memphis stations WLVS, Manager for AIM recording group Head which will specialize in the creation and im- NB coming from his previous post as GM for W MPS, and W RVR East plementation of tour media campaigns, KLMS A 22-year veteran of the station special publicity projects, and magical il- Thomas served as an air personality and Pro- !Mr ..• =0. All=•• IN =1, 41 M, lusions A 12-year veteran of the music gram Manager en route to becoming GM Sonberg Elevated industry, Robinson most recently served as To Local Sales Geary Becomes GSM; Pro: Motions Director/National Tour Media for Warner Bros. Records I MP 41•••• A WN., Manager For KRTH-FM Tweedle Upped To Along with providing publicity. Robinson Michael Sonberg has been upped to (who has studied magic for the past six VP/Sales At WCLR Howard Becomes GM Local Sales Manager at K-EARTH (KRTH- years) will custom design illusions for John Geary has been named General FM)/Los Angeles, coming from his At WKAJ-WASM musical groups HER Magic/PR will be Sales Manager for WCLR/Chicago, coming previous post as an account exec with the located at 710 East Cedar Ave , Burbank, CA from nis previous post as VP/Regional Barry Howard becomes Station Manager station Prior to K-EARTH, Sonberg was Manager for Torbet Radio s Chicago office 91501, (213) 841-8140 for WKAG-WAS M/Saratoga Springs, NY associated with Los Angeles outlets KGFJ, Concurrently, Chuck Tweedie has been having most recently been a Program Con- KUTE and KNX-F M promoted to VP/Sales for the station Twee- Whitlock Elevated sultant for the Dallas, TX-based Century 21 dle most recently served as Assistant Station Program ming firm To Nat'l Dir./A&R Manager for WCLR Lippin & Grant For Word Springfield Elevated Firth Becomes Form P.R. Firm Gary Whitlock has been promoted to Na- To Dir./Radio Research President At Richard Lippin and Richard Grant tional Director/AIR at Word Records, com- Chappell MO founding principals of the Stone ing from his previous post as Director/West For Research Group Associates public relations firm, have an- Coast AIR for the label Formerly an in-

Dick Springfield has been promoted to Nicholas Firth has been promoted to nounced the formation of Lippin & Grant dependent record producer and arranger , Director/Radio Research for the San Luis President of Chappell International A Inc., which will handle public relations and Whitlock has been affiliated with Word for Obispo, CA-based Research Group Spr- 20-year veteran of the music publishing firm, marketing for a variety of corporate and the past five years ingfield had spent the past two years as a Firth most recently served as VP/Polygramentertainment clients Headquartered at In a related development, Cheryl Wilks

Research Associate with the strategic Publishing and as Exec VP/Chappell Inter - 8124 West Third St, Suite 204, Los has been appointed West Coast Production research firm, having previously been Coordinator at Word, having previously been national He will retain the latter post in addi - Angeles, CA 90048, (213) 653-5910, Lippin

associated with the Mery Griffin Group for tion to his duties as President GI the com - & Grant will also maintain offices in New York an administrative assistant with Paul nine years pany City and London Johnson Productions .4 dr:"rAIMI AMIFAIWAIMIIMIMMM MFAIOFIIIP'ilMM MIM M =Ir,AVAIIIFAMI MMFAIIPP:dOP AOrAIIVAIII IIIP'iOrAIIIP AOFAIP III IIMPrAOFAMr llMrAIOFAIIIIAIM REOUFrIday, July 31, 1281

atings Week In Review ii "The population estimates are the basis of the ratings projections." esearch Chicago Book To Be Reissued The spring Chicago market report will be reissued by Arbitron. According to the ratings firm, incorrect sign-on/sign-off data was used for Population Perspectives station WJ PC, resulting in the station's estimates being computed on a shorter broadcast schedule than was actually the case. The revised edition of the spring Chicago survey results will be On Spring Ratings available on or -about August 7. Buffalo Boosts Birch As you receive your spring ratings data from complete. Spar tells R&R that his firm has already Broadcasters in the Buffalo metro have Arbitron, you may notice a box on the cover of supplied to Arbitron the numbers necessary for signed to support the Birch Report as a monthly your respective market reports. The box appears the upcoming fall update. More later on the im- ratings service there. With the addition of Buf- this way: plications of the Fall '81 and '82 updates. falo, set to be surveyed beginning in August, Spring Sticker Birch now has 33 monthly markets. Let's look at the spring books specifically and On another front, Tom Birch tells R&R ATTENTION see what the sticker on the cover of your reports that it's "60-80% set that we will begin to Population estimates which were used in this means, not only for this survey but for future com- measure Chicago in September." This will be the report were developed by Arbitron. See notice parisons and planning. first of the top three markets that Birch appears on Page 5B. In order to make some attempt to update its to have cracked, and is an instance of Birch ap- population base for ratings estimates, Arbitron proaching a market already surveyed by the took the following steps . . . other leading monthly ratings service, 1. Obtained preliminary county census infor- Mediatrend. I know that as you tear into the numbers, trying to mation from the government. The estimates salvage some worthwhile data, you may overlook reflected the state of each county's population changing. Be very careful, when planning and this message and the followup details on page 5B (theoretically) as of census day, April 1, 1980. reviewing survey data, to keep in mind these fac- of your book. However, the population estimates 2. Those preliminary population estimates tors . . . are the basis of the ratings projections, so it is im- developed as of April 1, 1980, were then projected 1. The population estimates used for ratings portant to understand what Arbitron is saying to to January 1, 1981, and those figures used for the projections in the spring/summer this year will be the industry this time around. R&R talked with spring/summer population estimates. different than those for the fall. people at Arbitron and at Market Statistics, Inc., 2. The cycle of the Fall '81-Summer '82 An Important Assumption the firm that massages census data into popula- sweeps will have new population estimates for In discussing this matter with Marshall tion estimates for Arbitron, in order to get you the each cell, and will incorporate ethnic population Snyder, one key element came up that might be straight scoop on what's happening with the revisions also. This could be vital in fast-growing worthy of your consideration. Arbitron made an population data used as the basis for ratings areas like California, Texas, and Florida. Ed Spar assumption that the rate of population change bet- estimates. confided that the census and his firm both had ween April 1, 1980 and January 1, 1981 was the Census Segue trouble estimating ethnic growth in those states. same rate of change (growth/decline) as for the en- An example is the L.A. metro. The current The population estimates you see on page tire 1970-1980 decade. I queried whether this MSI/Arbitron estimate of Hispanic population in three of your local market report are developed seemed unfair to those markets where growth the metro is about 21%. According to Spar that for Arbitron by Market Statistics, Inc., using up- might have been accelerated in the last part of the will be rising to approximately 28%, a 33% in- dated census information. The population decade; thus.a straight-line 10 year pattern, used crease. With the Hispanic population rise, the Ar- estimates, by sex/age cell, are updated annually as a basis for projecting population for the bitron sampling is bound to be affected. The value and are first reflected in the fall books for a market spring/summer books, might have been a disser- of those diaries, already high — I saw a Hispanic (or the spring sweep if an area is surveyed just vice to those areas. Snyder responded, "the diary in the winter L.A. book with a cume value of once per year). Adjustments are also made for the amount of variance is really quite minimal." 8000 — could fluctuate and significantly affect growth of ethnic (Black, Hispanic) population Sex/Age Percentages Remain those stations with Hispanic appeal. This is just growth/decline in the last year, and this can be one instance where ethnic weighting will be af- very crucial in markets where.Arbitron's special In looking at your spring books you may fected, and this must be kept in mind when trying Telephone Retrieval (Black) or Personal Place- notice that in virtually all cases, the percent of to make sense of Arbitron data in markets where • ment and Retrieval (Hispanic) techniques are used population estimated to reside in each sex/age cell shown on page three has remained the same from black or Hispanic populace is -a factor. to enhance ethnic survey cooperation. The higher 3. According to Snyder, the Fall '82 popula- the estimate of ethnic population percentage in a the previous report for the market. For example, tion update will catch up with the specific age/sex metro, the higher the proportion of diaries that in New York men 18-24 remained at an estimated 6.8% of the metro 12+ population. However, the cell percentages, which affect sampling. After will go to the ethnic part of the metro, assuming population update shows that the actual estimated that, more minute adjustments will be made by the laws of random sampling operate as they MSI as the years go by, until the next census, it's usually do. number of such men has decreased, from the figures shown in the winter survey, from 922,000 assumed. Normally, the biggest adjustment that MSI to 913,300. In the Fall '82 updates, the sex/age The bottom line on all this is that although has to make, and which Arbitron has to incor- Arbitron, with the best of intentions, fried to up- porate into its ratings production, occurs when percentages will finally be revised, along with the actual population figures at that time. date the population changes inherent in your new census data is available every 10 years. various markets, the results of your ratings sweeps However, with the dozens of court challenges to Two Key Implications may be affected. Keep this in mind not only as you the validity of the census data from 1980, as well All of this boils into two major items that look at the spring numbers, but also as you as other factors, Arbitron chose not to rely on MSI broadcasters should keep in mind. First, with cell evaluate data from future surveys. but to go ahead and project its own population percentages remaining at their previous levels, but Next week a look at one of the stranger set of base for the spring and summer books. This is with new population estimates plugged in, cume results to come from the spring releases so far. what the box on the cover refers to. The implica- values of diaries will be affected. The amount of Stay tuned! tion is that, effective with the Fall '81 reports, impact will vary with each metro and with each MSI's own updated census figures will begin to be demo cell, but suffice it to say that a male 18-24 plugged in. diary in New York, for example, will be different According to Marshall Snyder, Arbitron's this sweep than last. As a result station fortunes VP/Planning and Research, the Fall '82 updates could wax or wane to some extent based on the will (it's hoped) be the most complete update of cume values — different as they may be — of the the census figures. The Fall '81 adjustments, ac- station's in-tab diaries. Keep this in mind when cording to Ed Spar of MSI, will only be interim, in analyzing the spring diaries. that some ethnic data will be plugged in but the The second major aspect to consider is that full revision on a sex/age cell basis will not be for the next year and a half Arbitron's rules will be ftt\

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R A D b GREG KUHN CONCERT BROADCAST LIVE FROM NEW YORK

reg Kihn and his band know how the Greg Kihn Band live August 12. Hear it to rock 'n roll. Their fans have been while it happens at the Ritz in New York. Grockin' in the clubs with them for Make it happen—get in touch with Starfleet years. Now you get to be the audience right Blair, 535 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116. where you are, as Starfleet Blair broadcasts Better yet, call (617) 262-0220. Produced for radio by Jim Slattery and Sam Kopper. A Division of John Blair & Co. Satellite delivery: 1111111111 .001111111a11111011710MB Executive Director Harriet Bellush. • July 31, 1981 COUUNIBIA !RECORDS U.S.A.

Dear Program Director/Music Director:

We know you are The Sensitive Kind of PD/MD who has an Everlasting Love for Radio. So, You Could Take My Head Away if we don't suggest some great singles which will make your listeners think it's Just Like Paradise when they tune in1-07our station. Silly to present Hits to Radio? Not in Columbia's Book — ask our competitors Who's Crying Now.

Just contact your local Columbia Promotion Manager. They will give you all the data to Shake It Up Tonight. Meanwhile, here's a quick update:

Santana/"The Sensitive Kind" Others Getting Significant Action (ColurnbUO 36 /9 SAMos.NTANA Up 7. Dstou"The SanelIL Sams tly•14 DownKind 0 Add. Win iI3106 WKEE V1S EZ . WVIC WIGV WTSN 131E0 KASE 24 KFRC on, WFLY 2024. KSLT FM 2426 KNFI 31326 WINO FM 21 17 Rex Smith & Rachel Swee /"Everlasting Love" NEW & ACTIVE REX ShifTWFUll.CHEL SWEET 'EvedwatIng Loy*" lColumbia) 73/11. Movs• Up X Dobsis 7. Sams 14. Down 1 Adds 11 0100 WEILi KC101. WHYPI. KNUS, WERC. 0100 KERN. W W1 KVOL WRKR W OK S

FM 2S72. 0103 2117 . WN W 2021 KCSN 21 17 Sil ve r Condor/"You Cou ld Take My Hea rt Away" NEW & ACTIVE SILVER CONDOR "You Could Take My Heart Away" 1Coiumtaal 7S/19. Moves Up 17. 13•3:suos S. Borns 34 Down 0 Adds 19 Including OMEN FM. KPLZ. KOPA. WRY. WKRZ FM K0104 W OKi WAKY. WIS M. WNCI. KIOV. WJSCL WFSEL *FANS FM OSLO Lar ry John McNally/"Just Like Paradise" Fit Others Getting Significant Action LARRY JOHN McNALLY "Just Like Paradise (ARC/Columbia) Mill

Moves Up 3. Dobasts 2. Sarno 12. Down 0, Adds I. KENI. WIFI on. p.100 on. WERC on, KVNO,FM0 a. WOUT on. WACZ 3630. WCIRe.a. WN W on. $6501 on, WFOX on. WFLI3 3026. KATI 2621. KSOZ on KRLC on Deniece KRLY 18-15, Y100 11-7, 0105 23-19, WCKX 2-1, KFMK deb 28. WJDX add 28. WSGN add, WGH add. KYNO-FM add. KHYT add. WFOX on, FM99 deb 35,

KYYA add.

.intirnev/"Who's Crying Now ,' NATIONAMAIRPLAY/ 30. 22 Q JOURNEYIWho's Crying Now (Columbia)

AVERAGE MOVE + 7

Cheryl Lynn/"Shake It Up Tonight"

WKTU 7-6, WXKS-FM on, OILY add. CKLW 12-11. KRLA 14-12, KI00 deb 29. KFRC add, KSET-FM 12-10, KYNO-FM add, KGGI add, KHYT on. Cordlally. The Columbia Promotion Staff

P.S. Art Garfunkel /"A Heart In New York" WABC deb 32. WFIL add. WCAO add. JB105 add 34 K104 add, WAAY add, WBCY add 30. WAYS deb 28. WSEZ add, KKXX add, WACZ add. WTSN add, WHEB add. WFOX on KBOZ add R&RIFridey, July 31, 1001 Spring '81 Arbitron Advance Shares

Arorogo Quarter Hour Shares aro Monday-Sunday, A-AOR, AC-Adutt Contontponsly, 11684 Mond, BM- llorrtgroldnight, Metro Sunny Aro& 12+. Beautiful Music, C-Country, CL-Clossical,

This data is copynghted by ArbItron Non-subscnbers to Ard- D-Dancomusic, E-Easy Listening, J-Joss, trOn syndicated radio service may not reprint or use this infor- PA-Mboallmilous, PI-News, 0-0141sir, R-Corttornporary mation in any tom, let Radio, RL-Rolgbus, 8-Sponish, T-T .

St. Louis Baltimore SE D A K A KMOX Unstoppable; KSHE WBAL Slips From Double Digits; Rebounds; KWK Combo Up; VVXYV Climbs; Orioles Help VVFBR his new single KMJM Gains VVBAL (AC) retained its leading 12+ spot but fell from double digit shares for the first time in recent KMOX (T) continued to dominate with a memory, 11.2-9.5. WIYY (A) slipped 8.7-8.3; WLIF 23.4-23.6 listing. KSHE (A) rebounded 5.1-7.8, while (BM) added one, 6.7-7.8; and VVXYV (B) scored its KMJM (B) continued to improve, 5.0-6.7. " best book with a 6.2-7.7 showing. Baseball helped M y Other St. Louis area stations with a one share or WFBR (R) to a healthy 3.8-5.6 boost, and WCBM higher were KADI-FM (AC) 1.6-1.9, KATZ (B) (AC) rose 5.5-6.6. Country leader WPOC moved 1.4-1.1, KEZK (BM) 7.2-5.9, KMOX-FM (AC) 3.6-3.0, 7.74.3 in this book. KSD (N) 2.5-3.7, KSD-FM (AC) 5.1-3.8, KSLQ (R) W orld Others with a one share or more were WAYE 6.2-4.6, KXOK (R) 4.9-5.1, WESL (B) 1.8-1.4, W1L (BB) stable at 1.5, WBKZ (AC) 2.0-2.1, WBSB (R) (C) 3.5-2.5, W1L-FM (C) 8.7-5.3, WE W (BB) .5-1.0, 4.7-4.9, WCAO (R) 4.0-3.4, WITH (AC) .9-2.4, WLPL WRTH (E) 4.4-4.2, and WZEN (B) 1.0-1.2. (R) 1.9-1.7, WMAR (BM) 5.3-4.0. WRBS (RL) stable In addition to these stations, KWK (A) rose at 1.1, and WW1N (B) 3.6-3.8. 1.4-3.0 and WWWK (A) rose 4.8-6.0. It should be K e e ps Washington, DC stations with a one share or noted that KWK and WWWK ran on-air survey an- higher in the Baltimore metro were WHUR (B) nouncements and were stickered by Arbitron. .7-1.4, WPGC-AM&FM (R) 1.4-1.6, WRQX (R) 1.5-1.1, and WWDC-FM (A) 1.4-1.3. Slip ping Miami Minneapolis-St. Paul Hispanic WRHC, WQBA Rank 1-2; wcco Still Tops; WNWS, WINZ-FM A wc w" Rise Impressively KSTP-FM Up Two wcco (AC) continued in domination of the WRHC (S) copped the top spot in Miami for the Twin Cities, but slipped 24.5-26.2. KSTP-FM (R) third straight survey, though falling 10.6-9.4. WQBA stayed second overall with a healthy 10.1-12.4 rise. (S) recovered nicely, 5.5-7.6 to become runner-up. WDGY (C) rebounded with a 5.3-7.1 boost, KQRS- WNWS(N) continued to climb, up 5.0-6.8, while the AM&FM (A) moved 5.5-6.4, and KDWB-FM (A) new CUR format at WINZ-FM paid off in a 1.14.4 gained 5.74.3. surge. WCMQ-FM (S) advanced 3.9-5.3 and WEDR Remaining stations scoring above the one share (B) moved 4.3-5.3. level were KDWB (R) 3.0-2.6, KEEY-FM (BM) Remaining stations with a one share or more in- 6.0-5.9, KRSI (E) .9-1.0, KFtS1-FM (E) stable at 1.2, cluded WA1A (AC) 3.1-1.8, WCMQ (S) 3.9-3.3, WGBS KSTP (AC) 3.2-3.5, KTCR (C) 1.6-2.8, KTWN (J) (AC) 1.6-2.3, WHTT (S) 2.3-3.7, WINZ (N) 4.4-3.9, 1.1-1.0, WAYL (BM) 1.6-1.0, WAYL-FM (BM) WIOD (AC) 2.9-2.8, WKAT (T) 2.0-1.4, WLYF (BM) 4.5-4.8, WCCO-FM (AC) 4.3-3.8, WLOL (R) 5.8-4.4, 2.2-2.9, WOCN (S) 3.1-1.8, WQAM (C) 4.8-2.8, WQBA- and WWTC (AC) 3.5-3.2. FM (S) 3.0-2.8, WTMI (CL) 3.2-1.7, WVCG (BM) 1.8-3.1. WWWL (A) 3.6-2.7, and WYOR (BM) 4.8-3.2. Fort Lauderdale stations that scored above the Milwaukee one share level in Miami were WAXY (R) 2.2-2.3, WCKO (R) 1.2-1.1, WHYI (R) 6.8-6.3, and WSHE (A) WEZW New Number One; 2.4-2.8. WTMJ Slips; WQFM Moves Up WEZW (BM) became the new leader in Milwaukee with a 11.8-11.4 showing, while perennial Tampa-St. Petersburg kingpin WTMJ (AC) slipped 12.3-10.7. W1SN (AC) moved 11.0-10.1 to complete the list of double digit WWBA Scores Double Digits; stations. Country WBCS had a stable 8.2-8.3 book, WRBQ Up Sharply and the AOR battle heated up with WQFM rising 4.3-6.0 while WLPX notched a 6.0-6.3 improvement. W WBA (BM) retained its hold on the leading slot Others with a one share or better were WFMR in the Tampa Bay area with a 9.6-10.5 improvement. (CL/J) 5.0-2.3, WKTI (R) 2.5-3.9, WLUM (B) 3.2-2.6, WQYK (C) moved into second place with a 8.1-9.3 WMKE (C) 2.2-2.0, WMYX (AC) debuting at 3.6, rise, and WRBQ jumped to third with a 6.1-8.8 ad- WOKY (R) 3.0-4.0, WFUN (AC) 1.4-1.1, WRKR (R) vance. WJYW (BM) slipped 9.1-7.8, WQXM (A) was 2.3-2.8, WXJY (BM) .8-1.8, WZUU (AC) .6-1.9 and up one, 5.9-6.9, WSUN (C) rose 6.3-6.9, and WCKX WZUU-FM (AC) 4.8-5.3. (R) moved 8.24.0. Chicago stations with a one share or more in- The other Tampa Bay area stations above the cluded WBBM (N) 1.2-1.1, WIND (N) 1.0-1.8, and one share threshold included WDAE (AC) 2.8-2.3, W MAQ (C) 2.1-1.3. WFIA (AC) 5.5-4.1, WFLA-FM (BM) 5.0-5.1, WGUL V (BB) 2.1-1.2, WLCY (AC) 2.1-2.3, WPLP (T) 3.3-2.8, WRXB (B) 1.0-1.5, WTAN (AC) 1.3-2.4, WTMP (B) Providence 2.0-3.3, and WYNF (A) 3.7-3.6. WWLF (E), formerly WWBA-AM, debuted its new calls and format with WPRO-FM Becomes New Leader; a 1.7, and VVYOU (S) debuted with a 1.6. Outside sta- tion WSRZ (A) went 2.2-2.0. WLKW-FM Close Second WPRO-FM (R) rose 8.3-10.5 to emerge as new market leader. WLKW-FM (BM) slipped 12.8-10.0 to from his new album close out the double digit stations. WPRO (AC) had For The Record a stable 8.3-8.4 this book, while WPJB (R) slipped 7.7-6.1. A number of Los Angeles stations The remaining Providence metro stations that penetrating the Riverside-San Bernardino reached the one share level were WADK (AC) .5-1.2, market were accidentally omitted from our WBRU (A) 1.5-1.6, WBSM (T/AC) 3.2-2.2, WEAN ratings summary last week. Those additional (N) 5.5-5.2, WGNG (0) 2.8-2.0, WHIM (C) 2.2-2.5, L.A. stations scoring above a one share in the WHJJ (AC) 2.6-4.4, WHJY (BM) 5.6-3.7, WLK W Riverside market were KFI (R) 6.4-6.2, KFWB (BM) 4.7-4.6, WMYS (AC) 2.4-2.9, WPEP (T) .6-1.1, Produced & Arranged by Neil Sedaka (N) 1.3-1.5, KI1S (R) 1.4-2.2, KJOI (BM) .3-1.0, WSAR (AC) 2.1-1.5, and WSNE (AC), formerly KLAC (C) 6.2-3.8, KLOS (A) 1.5-1.2, KMET (A) WRLM, debuting with a 3.3. 7.6-2.8, KMPC (T) .8-1.1, KNX (N) 3.1-3.6, KNX- 6E-348 Outside stations with a one share or higher were FM (A) 2.1-3.3, KOST (BM) 3.1-3.6, KRTH (R) WAAF (A) 2.0-2.9, WBZ (AC) 2.0-2.2, WCOZ (A) 4.1-3.1, KUTE (R) debuting at 1.7, and (from Ti- 3.8-4.7, WCRB (CL) 1.1-1.0, WHDH (AC) 1.1-1.2, and juana) XTRA (R) .7-1.1. WXKS-FM (R) stable at 1.8. , 19131 Elektra/Asylum Records 0 A Warne/ Communications Co Continued on Page 16 Page 16 REM/Friday. July 31, 1N1 Spring '81 Arbitron Advance Shares ALL GIRLS WANT IT... 4 Continued from Page 15 Indianapolis Kansas City WIBC Ahead Of Pack; WXTZ, WFBQ Up Notably WDAF Widens Lead; WIBC (AC) enjoyed a stable 15.6 number, keep- WHB Runner-Up; KMBR Rises ing the station on top. WXTZ (BM) maintained its runner-up stance with a 10.3-12.8 score, while WF'BQ WDAF (C) added to its lead with a 11.4-13.8 show- (A) managed a 7.4-10.3 jump. WNAP (R) entered ing. WHB (R) stayed in second place with a 9.1-9.5 result, KYYS (A) slipped 10.3-9.0, tying KMBR double digits with a 9.9-10.0 increase. WTLC (B) had a healthy 9.3-9.6 rise, WF MS (C) slipped 9.0-8.6, and (BM), which rose 6.9-9.0. KMBZ (AC) had a stable WIRE (C) moved 9.3-8.1. 8.8-8.7 showing (the station's softest spring in years), Additional stations with a one share or more in- while KPRS (B) climbed 6.2-7.5. KCEZ (BM) slipped cluded WATI (BM) 3.7-2.6, WIFE (AC) 1.8-1.2, 7.8-7.6. WIKS (R) 8.1-6.2, WNDE (R) 5.0-3.3, and WGTC (C) Other KC stations with a one share or more in- stable at 1.8. cluded KBEQ (R) 6.8-5.9, KCKN (C) .6-1.0, KCKN- FM (C) 2.7-3.7, KCMO (N) 6.0-5.7, KJLA (R) 2.1-1.1, KPRT (RL) 1.5-2.0, KSAS (A) 2.0-LO, KUDL (A) 8.1-6.0, and KXTR (CL) 1.7-1.1. San Antonio KTSA Remains Pacesetter; New Orleans KCOR Jumps To Second; WEZB Remains Kingpin; KKYX Climbs KTSA (R) was again the only station in double WAIL Jumps To Second; digits, with a 10.7-11.6 rise. KCOR (S) improved to WRNO Climbs second, 7.6-8.5. KKYX (C) posted a 5.9-8.4 gain, and KQXT (BM) moved 7.8-8.3. KTFM (R) slipped WEZB (R) maintained its double digit share, 8.9-8.2. 10.7-10.3, to keep its metro lead. WAIL (B) added Other San Antonio stations with a score above more than three to surge into second, 5.2-8.4. WRNO the one share level were, KAPE (B) 1.6-2.0, KBUC (A) advanced again, up 6.5-8.1. WTIX (R) gained (C) 2.7-3.3, KBUC-FM (C) 6.0-4.4, KCCW (C) 4.6-3.0, 6.9-7.8, edging ahead of WBYU (BM) 8.0-7.7. WNOE- KEDA (S) 2.5-2.9, KGNB (AC) .7-1.2, KISS (A) FM (C) slipped 9.9-6.7, while WQUE (R) improved 5.0-5.1, KITY (R) 4.4-5.2, KMAC (AC) 1.2-1.1, KMFM 4.5-6.2. (CL) stable at 1.0, KONO (AC) 8.0-5.6, KUKA (S) Other New Orleans stations with a one share or 2.7-1.3, KVAR (S) 3.2-3.3, KZZY (R) 2.6-2.8, WOAI above included WA.11' (AC) which debuted with a (N/T) 5.0-6.0, and WOAI-FM (AC) 3.3-2.0. 5.9, WBOK (B) 3.2-1.8, WGSO (N) 5.6-3.0, WNNR (B) 1.8-2.3, WNOE (C) 2.4-2.0, WSHO (C) 2.7-2.8, WSMB (AC) 5.7-5.2, WVOG (RL) .8-1.4, WWIW (BB) 2.5-2.4, WWL (T) 4.8-3.9, WYLD (B) 3.0-1.6 and Ft. Lauderdale WYLD-FM (J) 6.7-5.6. WLYF Becomes Number One; WHYI Tops Broward Stations Among metro (Broward county) stations, Sacramento WHY! (R) strengthened its hold on first place with a 6.2-7.3 rise. WSHE (A) became the number two sta- KZAP Tops Again; tion with a jump of 4.6-5.8. WRBD (B) moved 4.0-5.7, while WAXY (R) went 5.4-5.2 and WFTL (AC) KSFM Still Climbing doubled 2.7-5.2. Remaining Broward stations with a one share or more were WCKO (R) 2.0-3.1, WLQY ..THIS GIRLS GOT IT! KZAP (A) remained the only Sacramento sta- (BM) 5.1-4.5, and WWJF (E) debuting with a 1.9. tion to score double digits with a 12.2-13.1 move. WLYF (BM) won overall honors in the Ft. KRAK (C) maintained its number two slot with a Lauderdale metro with a 7.8-7.7 showing. Other 9.0-8.3 showing. KSFM (R) moved into third place Miami stations that scored above the one share with another up book, 6.2-7.9. KEWT (BM) slipped level included WA R (AC) 5.14.1, WGBS (AC) 7.3-6.3, and KXOA-FM (A) rose 5.5-6.1. 1.6-1.3, WINZ (N) 5.1-5.4, WINZ-FM (RI 1.7-2.9, Others above the one share level included WIOD (AC) 4.7-4.9, WKQS (BM) 9.7-7.2, WN WS (N) KAER (BM) 4.0-2.7, KCTC (BM) 4.7-5.1, KEBR 6.5-5.8, WQA M ( C ) 3.2-3.7, WTMI (CL) 3.4-2.0, (RL) 1.0-1.1, KFBK (N) 5.5-3.7, KGMS (AC) 3.7-3.0, WVCG (BM) .6-1.3, WW WL (A) 3.8-3.6, and WYOR KGNR (TIN) 6.7-5.2, KHYL (0) 5.1-4.3, KPIP (S) (BM) 2.8-2.3 .3-1.4, KPOP (B) 1.7-3.6, KWOD (AC) 3.2-3.1, KXOA JODY MOREING (AC) 1.0-1.9, and KYLO (C) 1.6-LO. Outside stations with a one share or more were "ALL GIRLS WANT IT" NB7-11-113 KCBS (N) coming in at 1.1, KFRC (R) 2.8-1.2, KG° (T) 2.2-3.1, and KNBR (AC) 1.0-1.8. Miami-Ft. Lauderdale In addition to the above, two stations that ran Special THE SMASHING DEBUT SINGLE on-air survey announcements scored above the one share level. KROY (RI went 1.9-2.2, while KROY- WHYI Sets Pace In FM (A) moved 3.4-4.2. FROM THE Combined Metro; WN WS Moves BOARDWALK RECORDS ALBUM To Second; WINZ-FM Surges GIRL NEXT DOOR NB1-33241 WHYI (R) retained the lead in the Dade- Memphis Broward combined report with a 6.5-6.6 score. WN WS (N) moved up to second with a 5.7-6.4 jump, WMC Assumes Top Slot; while WINZ-FM (RI registered a 1.7-5.0 increase. WMC-FM Takes Big Jump; WRHC (S) led the Hispanic contingent with a 6.3-5.7 WZXR, WEZI Slip move, with WQBA (S) moving up 3.3-4.6. Others with a one share or better in the two- BRUCE BIRD PRODUCTIONS WMC (C) increased 10.9-11.8 to occupy the first county report included WAIA (AC) 3.8-2.9, WAXY position overall in the metro. WMC-FM (RI was up (RI stable at 3.5, WCKO (R) 1.5-1.9, WCMQ (S) three, 7.4-10.3. WZXR (A), the former market leader, 2.3-2.0, WCMQ-FM (S) 2.3-3.2, WEDR (B) 2.6-3.2, slipped 13.4-11.5, while WEZI (BM) Moved 12.1-10.8. WFTL (AC) 1.1-2.0, WGBS (AC) 1.7-2.o, WHTT (S) WHRK (B) had a softer showing, 11.1-9.6. VVMPS (C) 1.4-2.3, WINZ (N) 4.6-4.4, W1OD (AC) 3.6-3.7, WKAT took a solid jump, 4.2-6.9. (T) 1.2-1.1, WKQS (BM) 4.6-3.3, WLQY (BM) 2.6-1.9, Additional Memphis stations that scored above WLYF (BM) 4.5-4.8, WOCN (S) 1.9-1.i, WQAM (C) the one share level were KSUD (RL) .5-1.3, KWAM 4.1-3.1, WQBA-FM (S) 2.0-1.7, WRBD (B) 1.6-2.2, (RL) 1.6-2.1, VVDIA (B) 5.9-5.4, WHBQ (11) 4.8-4.4, WSHE (A) 3.3-4.0, WTMI (CL) 312-1.8, WVCG (BM) EIVERIAINNENI CO WLOK (B) 4.7-5.1, WLVS (C) 5.0-5.2, WREC (AC) 1.2-2.4, WWJF, (formerly WE WZ) (E) debuting 1.5, 4.2-2.9, WRVR (AC) debuting with a 6.6 after chang- WVVVVL (A) 3.8-3.1, and WYOR (BM) 4.1-3.9 ing calls from WQUD, and WWEE (T) 2.3-1.4. Continued on Page 20 7111611111 111ANKS TO oir kADIO AND RECORDS 1,k ipp AND THE INDUSTRY FONI t OUR 1st POP HIT: ELMIRA

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329 ROcKLAND ROAD • HENDERSONVILLE. TN 31013 Page 18 REtR/Frlday, July 31. 1981 FROM A HIT STREET TALK The Warner Brothers rumors are hot and heavy again this week, but still nothing official from the company. Word on the street is that IV. PROGRAM current VP/Promotion Russ Thyret will be promoted and take on added responsibilities. The names Dave Urso and Howard Rosen are being mentioned as possible new promotion H W

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GENERAL HOSPITAL Apparently General Cinema has sold both the Marriage of WEFM/Chicago and WIFI/Philadelphia. His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales Street Talk hears that First Media has agreed with in principle to purchase WEFM and that The Lady Diana Spencer The #1 Daytime T.V. Show Ragan Henry is the buyer for WIFI. New York rumors abound that high-level on W MAL AM 63 with a Weekly Viewing changes may be coming at NBC now that Grant on Wednesday, 29th July, 1981 Tinker is in at the TV network. One radio Audience of from 5:30 - 10:00 am name that keeps coming up for a possible NBC 50,000,000 radio post is Bruce Johnson. No reply is necessary to the Lord Orkershausen Look for the Satellite Music Network to W MAL Palace, Washington, D.C. announce three new formats soon. These will be Dress Uniforms, Morning Dress Lounge Suit or Prs in addition to those already announced by the =mg I WAS INVITED — The Honorable "Messers" Burkhart/Abrams-consulted firm. And isn't Harden & Weaver, who are almost Washington royalty SMN about ready to disclose its personality themselves from their WIKAL morning thrones, sent lineup for the A/C format? out several hundred Invitations to this week's royal wedding. The fine print indicates that the bearer of the Sandy Beach has resigned as PD of Invite could "hear" the wedding on the Harden & KYUU/San Francisco to accept the PD job at Weaver show last Wednesday aza but whet the hey, WBAP/Ft. Worth. That leaves a prime pro- eh? It certainly looked official. TO A HIT gramming opening at KYUU, which Mike Rich Thomas MD of WHHY/Mont- Phillips will be looking to fill. Interested par- gomery, will exit the station after six years to ties should contact Mike at KYUU. pursue a TV career at WSFA/Montgomery. Ted Steckler has exited as PD of According to station PD Larry Stevens, cur- SINGLE Metroplex's WPKX & WVKX/Washington. rent WHHY-FM MD Phil Horton will move No replacement has been named. to the AM as MD and FM PD Neil Harrison Kelly Summers, who had been doing Na- will take over the FM music duties. Word is tional Pop Promotion for Solar, will join RCA that WHHY-FM will modify its current AOR to do local promotion in Los Angeles. format to CHR in the near future. WXLO/New York officially becomes KMGX/Tucson will switch formats from WRKS-FM Friday 17-311 at 3pm EDT. A/C to News on August 1. Originally the new call letters were to be simply KIDD/Monterey lost GM Jim Christo- "GENERAL HOSPI-TALE" WRKS, but a last-minute challenge from a pherson, Operations Manager Ron MCA-51148 suburban station (WRKL/New City, NY) Rodriguez, and PD Wynn Bradley last week, made the addition of the "FM" to the official apparently over the handling or mishandling of By call letters necessary. a station contest. New PD is Barry Brown, Dan Kelley is out as VP/Promotion & who was promoted from within. Temporarily Marketing for Sire Records. Sire has only a managing the station is Walton Broadcasting THE AFTERNOON DELIGHTS skeleton crew left now that WB has absorbed VP A.J. Ramsey. most of the label's functions. Mark Christian is out as PD of WDIA/ Is Ron O'Brien, formerly of KFI/Los Memphis and Carl Conners from WAOK/At- WF1L K96 JB105 Angeles, about to return to New York City for lanta is rumored to be Christian's replacement WIFI KTKT Q105 some very high-profile air work? in Memphis. W CAO W GUY WERC Mery Griffin Radio, the audio division of WDJX/Dayton's new PD, replacing Mark Mery Griffin Productions, has apparently Elliott, is the station's current 6-10pm person- F105 W ACZ WSGN closed its doors, firing the three top executives. ality Charlie Butcher. Joe Dawson is the new W XKS-FM WTSN CK101 President Bob Booker, VP Mark Blinoff, and MD. W PRO-FM 13FEA W HBQ Marketing Manager Wolf Schneider are all The latest singing "duet - has been paired I + KR LY 14WK W RJZ now on the loose. MGR was providing pro- in People magazine but no one knew that the Y100 95SGF W NOX grams to about 75 radio stations as late as two relationship would lead to a record . . . Andy W CIOL WISE W VIC weeks ago. Gibb and Victoria Principal have recorded WYNY/New York has hired Bruce "All I Have To Do Is Dream," which will be KIQQ WFLB W O W Bradley, former afternoon driver at released by RSO next week. Yes, it is the old WFBR FM99 KERN WBZ/Boston, for morning drive. 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Continued from Page 16 CBS Devastates Competition CBS's tenth Nielsen victory in a row was an overwhelming one, as the network won the first Oklahoma City seven places en route to a 15.9 average rating that eclipsed ABC's 12.7 and NBC's 11.5. Dominating the week ending July 26 was the perennially high-rated "Miss Universe" pageant, KEBC New Number One; which led the number two program by over four points. ABC had some good news in the return of "It's A Living" in 20th position and NBC's "Facts Of Life" continued to perform strongly, but other- KXXY Rebounds; wise it was CBS all the way, as the standings that follow illustrate: KOMA Jumps — 1 Miss Universe (CBS) 7 11 Facts Of Life (NBC) KEBC (C) slid into the top spot with a 12.2-12.0 showing. 1 2 The Jeffersons (CBS) 16 12 Quincy (NBC) KKNG (BM) maintained its runner-up position with a 13.0-11.5 11 3 Dukes Of Hazzard (CBS) 10 13 Diff'rent Strokes (NBC) drop. KTOK (AC) slipped 13.7-11.0. KXXY (A) posted a 6.2-8.5 4 4 60 Minutes (CBS) — 14 One Day At At Time (CBS) surge, while KOMA (C) climbed 6.1-8.9. KOFM (R) slipped 18 5 Dallas (CBS) 8 15 Three's Company (ABC) 9.9-8.6. 2 6 Trapper John MD (CBS) — 16 City Of Fear (ABC Sunday Movie) Other Oklahoma City stations that achieved a one share or 3 7 Alice (CBS) — 17 On The Freeway (CBS Sat. Movie) more were KAEZ (B) 3.0-2.3, KATT (A) 1.2-1.1, KATT-FM (A) 13 8 20/20 (ABC) 15 18 House Calls (CBS) stable at 5.3, KJ1L (RL) 1.1-3.0, KKLR (C) 2.6-3.9, KLNK (AC) 9 9 M A S H (CBS) — 19 Archie Bunker's Place (CBS) 3.6-4.0, KLTE (AC) 6.0-5.2, and INKY (AC) 6 2-4.2. 5 10 Hart To Hart (ABC) — 20 It's A Living (ABC) — 20 Taxi (ABC) Seymour resigned her position, but wiul retain her air shift. No PD Mal Sharon or MD replacements have been Continued from Page 1 named. joining a fraternity of top manage- ment people. Of all the people I 1 01 11 1 1 • McLaughlin •Pv talked to, they stood out." Sharon takes up his new position Continued from Page 3 t- August 3, and will work closely during the transition with Louise McLaughlin is a 16-year radio Heifetz, Assistant to the President veteran, having started at KCMJ/ FRANKE GETS MERV IN DUTCH — W MOT's Frankte Smith, with the aid of his double dutch of Sandusky Radio Division. Palm Springs as host of a "Teen jump-roper squadron, performs "Double Dutch Bus" on the "Mery Griffin" show. Heifetz had been acting GM of Talk" show He later earned an Music On TV KZAM and KZAM-FM. engineering license and then The Grammy Awards will return to Los Angeles after a one-year sojourn to New York. CBS will became News Director at KCGO/ Cheyenne. He returned to KCMJ air the 24th annual ceremony from Shrine Auditorium during the week of February 22, Sullivan, Sey mour Resign in sales, moving to KIIS-AM (now 1982 . Gospel stars the Blackwoods, plus Ronnie Milsap, guest on "Barbara Mandrell" July Paul Sullivan, PD of the sta- KPRZ) as an account executive in 31 . . . The late Harry Chapin cohosts "Solid Gold" July 31, with a memorial announcement add- tions, resigned last Friday (7-24), 1972, continuing to work in sales ed to the taped appearance. Also guesting are Tom Chapin, Manhattan Transfer, Delbert Mc- citing philosophical differences for the station and sister KIIS-FM Clinton, Charlie Rich, Johnny Rivers, Carole Bayer Sager. Santana, the Spinners, and Holly with Sandusky. MD Marian until the present appointment. Stanton . The Michael Stanley Band and the Village People appear on "American Bands- tand" August 1, while Barry White and his wife Glodean are on the August 8 edition ELO, Poco, and Taste Of Honey are on "Rock Concert" the week of August 1, with Rupert Holmes, Rufus with Chaka Khan, Squeeze, and Tanya Tucker set for August 8, John Klem mer guests on "Mery Griffin" August 3.

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SOFTWARE ROUNDUP Among the titles now available on videocassette are: "Hide In Plain Sight" (starring and directed by James Caan), the Lerner-Lowe musical "Brigadoon," the John Ford-directed "Mogambo," and "The American Dance Machine," featuring Gwen Verdon and the American Dance Machine in an original program of dance numbers from great Broadway shows. All four are released through MGM CBS Home Video. Meanwhile, Tulsa, OK-based Video Communications is now offering the Gene Wilder vehicle "Ouacker Fortune Has A Cousin In The Bronx" and the Gothic thriller "The Night WLA M ROCKIN ROBOT It's not quite R2D2, but it does cause a lot of Visitor" FIRST DOLBY STEREO VIDEOCASSETTE: "Michael Nesmith In Elephant Parts," talk It s 14 7-T, the WLA M/Le wiston robot which resembles a can of Coke produced by Pacific Arts Video Records, has been issued on a Dolby stereo videocassette and operates by remote control, making appearances at basketball recently, reportedly the first time the Dolby noise reduction process has been used in con- games, school assemblies. and remote broadcasts junction with a stereo videocassette. "Elephant Parts" has also been licensed to Pioneer Artists for its Laser Vision videodisc system worldwide . . FIRST OPERA TO BE TAPED FOR CABLE TV AIRS: "The Greek Passion" became the first opera to be taped by a na- tional TV company for viewing on the Brdio cable TV service on June 21. Recorded at Bloomington, IN, in conjunction with local public TV outlet WTIU the opera will be rebroadcast on July 3, 7 and 16 as well... WORD VIDEO DEBUTS MUSICVISION LINE: Word Video Communications a division of Word Records, recently introduced its MusicVision product line with three films: the "Bill Gaither Trio In Concert," "Amy Grant — A Circle of Love," and "Hosanna USA," the latter a contemporary gospel special. Word plans to make these films available via videodisc and videocassette in the near future ...

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Although KCMO/Kansas City's call letters don't This week I'd like to play catch-up. So Richard M. Daley. Meanwhile another station staffer. stand for the above phrase. they very well could have below you'll find a station activity update in- anchorman Sherman Kaplan, will moderate a luncheon following the events of Monday, July 13. August 5 on behalf of the Young Women's Board of the According to VP/GM Steve Shannon, a prisoner cluding staff promotions, programming Women's Division of the Jewish United Fund And Chi- escaped that morning from the Kansas State Prison highlights and other interesting sidenotes. cago Sun-Times reporter/critic Rick Kogan has been in Lansing By a mysterious qwrk of fate he abducted In my next column, I talk with %%FAA/ selected as a "Critics At Large" com mentator for one of the station's sales people, who happened to be Dallas's Diane Raymond, Program Direc- WBBM He will review television and area nighthfe as out on calls He threatened to rape her if she didn't drive around with him in her car At one point they tor Talk for the station. one of four "Critics At Large," who also cover theater. dance. movies/boots and music Afternoon host Dr stopped in a suburban park in Kansas where the Karen Shamir of WRC/Washington. IX' has signed a woman eventually talked him out of the rape notion. contract for regular appearances on the "Mike Douglas In an attempt to get back to the station, she told the News/Talk Personalities Show" And Rick Desna. VP/GM of WORiNess convict that if she didn't report in as to her Yort, received the 1981 "Our Brother's Keeper" award whereabouts (even though she'd called in two or ON THE MOVE: WGSO/New Orleans afternoon in recognition of his community work during the past three hours earlier with him present). she would lose news anchor Mike Longman has been named Assistant year her job He then decided to accompany her to the sta- News Director His appointment coincides with the PROGRAM MING HIGHLIGHTS: NBC Radio has tion and explain what had happened restructuring of "Newswatch New Orleans," the station's been test -broadcasting a "Iongform talk" program on Once back at the station, the two met up with morning and afternoon news programs Mike will cohost Witt' Washington Future plans include the addition of Steve in his office After almost 2's hours, the the morning show with Kathy Fishman. who rejoins such programming to the network service Hosted by escaped prisoner voluntarily surrendered himself to WGSO from neighbonng WT1X. He will continue to Sally Jessie Raphael, the twohour show concentrated authorities The salesperson was unharmed and as team with Cynthia Perdue in the afternoons until a on coping with family pressers and personal relation- far as anyone knows, the convict carried no replacement is found . Jim New man, veteran fman- ships. WXYZ/Detroils Operations Manager dangerous weapons. Considering the seriousness in- cial reporter. succeeds Michael Packer informs us that as of June B. the volved. anybody would find it difficult to stay cairn, Russ Powell as Finan- "Larry King Show" has been added to the station's but cool heads did prevail at KCMO Steve con- cial/Business Editor at Lineup . And speaking of Mutual. its Atlanta affiliate. tinues. "It was quite an experience. You just have to KNX /Los Angeles. Among WGST, obtained an exclusive interview with W sync size up the situation rightly or wrongly. I perceived his accomplishments is a Williams. sho was first detained, and is now formally that he was not going to get any crazier. He was crazy to come in here But I didn't think he was going syndicated radio series charged. ‘A Ith some of the Atlanta murders Mutual "Personal Money Manage- broadcast the interview live, it was reported by WGST to become unglued" ment." heard on 86 U S and correspondent Tom Hughes and produced by News nine Canadian stations Director Lou Geiserman According to General Former KAYO/Seattle Manager Hal Kemp. KTRH/Houston won't continue to News Director Jay Johnson can)' broadcasts of Houston Rockets basketball games returns home to nval KVl Rice and Houston Baptist University basketball games A Kingsize Survey as morning news anchor will be dropped as well . . . "Ask The Fans." a Sunday His appointment becomes night sports feature on KNOX /St. Louis, debuted July 5 When you think of late-night talk show callers, effective August 3 and in- Jim Newman and will air throughout the sum mer Bob Costas serves you no doubt conjure up insomniacs, lonely old eludes field reporting and special projects Jay was with as host to a panel of three or four sports fans who par- ladies, and crackpots with nothing better to do than KV] from 1972 to 1980 . . Staying as busy as a bee (par- ticipate in interview-discussion/telephone call-in play with the phone But those stereotyped visions don the pun) is Buzz Luttrell, who recently joined segments The panel changes each week. KMOX is also seem to be fading, according to an informal survey of WXYZ/Detroit as host of a weekly general information featuring results of the popular "Strat-O-Matic" com- 217 people conducted by Mutual's Larry King during program. He also serves as Community Affairs Director puterized baseball board game WBBM/Chicago is a recent show. for WXYZ-TV Newshound Bill Deis has joined broadcasting live from the Chicagofest from July Surprisingly enough. only 2.7% gave insomnia as KCBS/San Francisco. During his 14-year tour of duty he 29-August 9 Among the station personalities who will be their reason for being up One-third said they were has worked at KNXT-TV/Los Angeles and KPIX/San on hand are Bob & Betty Sanders. Sherman Kaplan 81 regular listeners ( "King-a-holics" ). while a second Francisco. In other station related activity, Ginger Hoy Alan Crane, and Harry Caray & Dave Easel. Visitors to third are at work, just home from work, or waiting for has been appointed Promotion Assistant, having worked the WBBM broadcasts will be able to make free a working spouse. Seventy percent of those surveyed at several public relations and marketing posts 3-minute long distance calls on behalf of MCI, who will fell between the 18-34 age group. 11% between 35-49, WOR/New York welcomes be there demonstrating their operation . . . Crosstown and the remaining 19% represented people over 50 Peter Golenbock, and his at WIND, a series of -Weekend Happening Reports" is years old "World Of Sports" to its being aired through September 7 Each report outlines There were more than 25 occupational groups lineup. Peter promises to of- various Chicagoland activities cited in the survey, with students claiming a sizable fer extraordinary guests LEUKEMIA BENEFIT: The results of KABC/Los 22%. Blue-collar workers showed more than a pass- and exciting topics. in- Angeles's "Second Annual 24-Hour Open House To Cure ing interest in the King show, with white-collar cluding Billy Martin, the Leukemia" on June 25. are in. The station raised $101,000. employees, led by 6.9% in the communications/ subject of Peter's best- easily reaching their goal of doubling last year's effort broadcasting arena, showing a listener increase. seller "Number One" of $50,000. The benefit kicked off during the Ray Belem Another interesting facet of the survey was King's Eugene K. (Ken) Nealy is show at midnight and featured Shirley Jones, Marty In- levels of "vertical penetration." For example, in the the new Chief Engineer for gels, and Ruth Buzzi among others. restaurant business, a waitress, busboy, bartender, WINS/New York, moving NOTE TO READERS: Be sure and read Walt cook, and manager each called the show. over from sister station Love's column this week. He talks with two prominent King listeners/callers also enjoy a wide range of K W/Philadelphia, where journalists who provide historical perspective on being hobbies, including sports (124 different types from he served in a similar Ca- Peter Golenbock black and in radio news, and offer advice to today's up- football to frisbee) 40%, reading 15%. music 13.4%, pacity since 1976 . WBBM/Chicago's Romeo J. and-comers. outdoor/nature activities 10%, radio/TV 9.2%. Sornera. Director of Administration, has been appointed FOR THE RECORD: Apologies to Phil Zachary, socializing 7.8%. arts/crafts 7.8%, board/video to the Festival Coordinating Com mittee of Special Director of Operations at WGSO/WQUE in New Orleans games 7.4%, movies 6.5%, and politics and Events by Mayor Byrne and to the State's Attorney's (Ft&R 7-17). He spells his last name with a Z instead of photography both tying at 5%. Advisory Council by Cook County State Attorney the V inadvertently printed in that week's issue. B&B/Friday, July 31, 111111 Page 22 Atlantic Reactivates Dance Music B R A D Dept. Under M E S SE R Yasgar Atlantic Records has reac- tivated its Dance Music Depart- Communicating For Morale ment, with National Singles Sales Tlw staff of a major station recently learned of u change in air shifts by reading alamt it in a trade tipsheet. The incident Manager Larry Yasgar directing Larry Yasgar created even further distance between that station's management and the working stiffs in the pits, because it was only one its operations. He will sign new in his new responsibilities by more in a long series of gaffes involving what might lw called Army -type. ciao lllll nicatidal: tell 'eni nothing arid keep them artists, and oversee dance music Dance Music Promotion guessing. pools contacts plus artist Manager Rafael Torres, a former Poor communication among communicators is rampant across the nation. The "learn about it from the trades" syn- drome is not at all uncommon. Neither is lackluster staff morale. Managers and programmers who have become exiwn in development and sales coordina- club DJ with a background in selling concepts and idea packages to time buyers often abandon their selling skills where they could be extremely effective, tion. dance music promotion; and Doug Morris, President of Jason Flom. inside their own buildings. Atlantic, in announcing the move, A feeling of teamwork is invaluable. Teamwork is one of the most frequent themes of staff meetings. Football talk is us- commented, "Whatever (dance ed a lot as management attempta to charge. up the staffers Ni they 'II go out there and kill. Lack of effective, regular staff com- music) has been called, we have munication negates even the most soul-stirring thirty-minute pep talk. been involved, not because it's License If the jocks, newspeople, engineers, and other employees hay.' no idea what the station is up to, it isn't likely they'll care 'Continued from Page 1 been trendy, but because it has much, if at all. How do effective team-makers accomplish their morale boosting? By menio, bulletin board notice, staff Without a lottery, mutually ex- been a viable music form. Larry meeting . . . the method is not as important as the consistency. A regular flow of information about the station's current clusive applications would con- Yasgar has been closely involved operations and plans for the immediate future gives employees the feeling that tends to make various departments "we" tinue going to comparative hear- with the company's dance music rather than "they." ings. product, has grown and evolved We are getting some new cart machines for die jocks, and we are proud of Salesman of the Month Jack Sprott because with it, and he is a logical choice Negotiating Session A he cracked the barrier and got a big order from the Bazbo Company. and we beat the socks off Station X again when our to head up this new unit." "Turkish Bazaar" newimeople scooped 'ern on the water shortage, and our engineers managed to bring off the remote without a hitch. At one station where weekly "What's Going On" notices were posted for the staff, salespeople learned about forthcom- Yasgar, an 11-year Atlantic Elements of a compromise ing promotions first, so they didn't have to suffer the humiliation of hearing the news first from a competitor on the street. veteran, directed Atlantic's began to take shape over the Jocks learned what the newsmen had accomplished against great odds, and the various departments quickly got a feeling of Disco Sales & Promotion Depart- weekend, during meetings among the overall picture. The station became "us" instead of “lls in our department, and them over in the other departments." ments in 1975. He will be assisted Packwood, his House counterpart, A mix of current station information, plans for the immediate future, pats on the backs of accomplishers, and outlines Rep. John Dingell (D-MI), and of problems for which solutions are being sought take a GM or PD perhaps fifteen minutes to compile in memo form. House Telecommunications, Sub- Regular staff communication that includes all departments is unquestionably an effective tool for maintaining staff morale TK Files com mittee Chairman Tim Wirth and giving diverse employees a sense of being part of a team. (D-00). Final agreement was Station managers who allow important information to appear first in trades or tipsheets could benefit from a few reached in a Monday morning Chapter 11 moments of introspection about the incongruity of energetic staff-meeting pep talks followed by Army-type (lack ofl com- trading session which NRBA Ex- munication. TK Records, a successful ecutive VP Abe Voron compared Leaders who lead effectively seem to share the ability to communicate inside the station as well as outside. dance and black music company to a "Turkish bazaar" of for most of the 70's, filed for horsetrading and bartering. Chapter 11 reorganization in a "Everybody won," proclaimed C ALE N D A R U.S Bankruptcy Court in New Roberta Weiner, press aide to Nuke Sub Under The Ice Cap York last week. TK owner Henry Rep. Wirth. "The broadcasters MONDAY, AUGUST 3: Conventional submarines must frequently surface for air, run diesel engines to got their longer licenses and we Stone listed assets of about recharge batteries, and refuel. Nuclear subs have no such limitations, making extended high-speed submerged sailing possi- didn't budge on our commitment $360,000 and liabilities of almost ble. Twenty-three years ago today the first atomic sub. the "Nautilus," became the first ship to traverse the ice cap of the not to discuss deregulation. All the $8 million, with several major North Pole. Last year the "Nautilus" was finally retired, soon to be displayed as a museum piece. regulatory items are out." The ac- distributors as principal Christopher Columbus, who may be the world's best-known sailor, left Palos, Spain, 489 years ago today for his tion, however, has no effect on the creditors. Stone cited industry voyage to the New World, FCC-instituted deregulation economic conditions and a lack of Singer Tony Bennett is 55. Designer Yves St. Laurent is 45. Entertainer Martin Sheen is 41. hit records in the past 18 months policy. See Page 5 for industry Two Decades Of "Mr. Fantastic" as reasons for the difficulties. reaction. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4: Twenty years ago this week the first issue of Marvel Comics' "Fantastic Four" hit the magazine racks, featuring Mr. Fantastic, the Human Torch. the Invisible Girl and the Thing. Creator Stan Lee says the Bender characters have been among the most commercially-successful fictional heroes of the past two decades, partly because they White House Continued from Page 1 argue among themselves and make mistakes like real people. Continued from Page 1 not only appreciate the problems The first motorcycle to go faster than 200mph did it 25 years ago today. The current bike speed record is held by Don Vesco's two-engine "Silver Bird," which hit 307mph at Bonneville salt flats in 1975. Rubinstein, on the other hand, PD's face around the country, but Elizabeth of England, the "Queen Mother," is 81. noted, "In accepting these com- also the types of programs that mercials, we have used our are most beneficial to them." The Dead Man's Hand 5: When James Butler Hickock ("Wild Bill") was shot to death 105 years ago editorial discretion and inter- "What I want to do here is ap- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST today* at Deadwood, the Dakota Territory, he was in the middle of a saloon card game. The cards he held when the bullet preted the Fairness Doctrine in an proach this job with the same hit him were a pair of aces and a pair of eights, which became known as the "dead man's hand." Hickock was shot by a man innovative way, because we dedication to quality that we were strongly believe that the able to infuse at WRIF'," Bender who claimed Wild Bill had killed his brother. (*Sources disagree and name both the 2nd and 5th of August, 1876.) America's first traffic signal light was installed 67 years ago today in Cleveland. Movie star Marilyn Monroe died 19 American people will benefit from noted. "I hope to be able to look years ago today of a sleeping pill overdose in Hollywood. a wider discussion of pressing na- ahead, using all the research and The first man on the moon, Neil Armstrong. is 51. tional issues on national marketing tools to strengthen networks." RKO's position as much as possi- Electric Chair Victim: "Don't Get Excited!" Spots prior to Wednesday ble. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6: William Kemmler was convicted of the axe murder of his sweetheart in Buffalo, featured unemployed workers. "This whole field is still and became the first man sentenced to die in the first electric (-hair. Ninety-one years ago today he reassured his Auburn After Wednesday, they featured developing," Bender continued. State Penitentiary executioners by saying, "Don't get excited. I want you to make a good job of this!" (They didn't. After

NRCC Chairman Rep. Guy "No one knows what the total electrocuting Kemmler they discovered he was still alive, so they overcompensated by giving him so powerful a charge that Vander Jagt (R-MI) reporting on evolution of network structures or he was literally cooked.) what the GOP has done in Con- program ming will be. That's my The first movies with sound tracks were shown to the public 55 years ago today by Warner Brothers. gress. challenge." Television legend Lucille Ball is 70. Musician Isaac Hayes is 43. Despite the Democrats' successful What Do Shoplifters Lift? move to bring the bill to a vote on Torcasso FRIDAY, AUGUST 7: Until about 130 years ago the butcher, baker, and candlestick maker had their own Wednesday, NRCC decided not to Continued from Page 1 separate stores, and in France there were even laws prohibiting sales of more than one kind of merchandise in a shop. Then cancel the later spots. and a very welcome addition to the world's first department store was established. The Bon Marche Imar-SHAYI in Paris — in the 18SO's — also had the Additionally, Rep. Stan Parris the station. He comes very highly first door prizes and price-markdown sales, showing the way for the Macys. Woolworths, and Wanamakers in America. The (R-VA) purchased radio and TV recommended and, quite honest- FBI says the shoplifters of today prefer stealing from the small leather goods counter, with women's and misses' suits in me- time in Washington depicting ly, I haven't been this excited cond place and costume jewelry third most-stolen. House Speaker Tip O'Neill as a about a programming guy in quite Christmas villain. And, exercising some time." the traditional prerogatives of the Charter National PD Al Casey call-in talk show, President echoed Bacarella, saying, "Rick Use a TRAVELING BILLBOARD,,, Reagan placed a call Tuesday was my first choice for the pro- afternoon (7-28) to WTBB/Tyler, for the Best in BU MPER STRIPS gramming vacancy in Detroit, TX host Paul Bendel and spoke in and when Joe Bacarella met him, and WIND O W LABELS . . . favor of the tax cut for 15 minutes. we hired him on the spot. I am Call Byron Crecelius Collect . Local Congressman Ralph Hall very pleased that he's joining us. was reportedly wavering on the 314-423-4411 have a feeling that he's going to bill, prompting the call from the 1361 F•Irvie w Ave • SI- Louis, M O 631 32 shake the market up on the FM White House. AN EXCLUSIVE RADIO PROMOTIONAL EVENT

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BASEBALL USED TO RECYCLE AUDIENCE WABC Makes A Ratings Rebound

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Howard Hoffman Marc Sommers 29 2 3 won the rights to carry them and it became the ground- talk show, but have contracted with NBC to run tapes work for the rebuilding process. We hired Northcastle of old World Series Games on Friday and Saturday Partners, a New York-based advertising firm, to begin nights, and Sunday afternoons. Response to the talk 0 0 • • research on outdoor marketing campaigns." show and baseball, in one form or the other, has been

3 00PM-7 00PM 7 OOPM-MIDNIGHT Other staff changes began taking shape, "as Dan tremendous." WINTER W.V. WIMMA UMDS ,911 , filet Ingram had indicated he wanted to go back to after- Music & Marketing WABC noons. I made that move as soon as I could," said Jay. 4 g S "Now I had to look around for a morning show. What do "Once we decided on our new targets, the music you do when the audience has had some of the best in needed to be restructured. I installed a callout New York for years? I listened to a lot of tapes and dif- research system," Jay explained. "This had never ferent shows, and finally we negotiated a deal with been done before at WABC. It's the first time anything besides sales had ever been utilized for music 2 9 Ross & Wilson, who wanted to leave Z93/Atlanta. "The morning show has been further strengthened research. The music became very heavily dayparted. with additional news people and the inclusion of traffic Anything that's played following a baseball game is information and radar weather information from out- very mass appeal so that we capture the older demos. Mike McKay does a great job for us late at night with • • - side sources. Both of them have direct lines to the con- trol room for an 'in-studio' sound. An on-the-street this audience. reporter was also added." "In middays we have Ron Lundy and Johnny Donovan. Johnny does a countdown show every Tues- The Rebuilding Begins So, now WABC has changed its lineup, and is to be "My first job was to analyze who WABC was losing the Yankees flagship station. "With all of this, we firm- day that he incorporates with a lot of artist informa- audience to and what audience was available to us. I ly decided to go for the 25-49 male and the 18-49 female tion. He does a similar show on Sunday mornings that spent the first six months on the job just learning about demos. We even wrote out a complete description of runs against 'American Top 40,' and beats it." our position in the market," explained Jay. "By what a typical couple would be like to clarify their im- Jay continued, "Dan Ingram sounds better than chance we carried a couple of New York Yankees age in everyone's mind. ever in afternoon drive, and Howard Hoffman carries games last year when WINS carried some political pro- "The next step was to find a bridge between the the overnight show. Marc Sommers does a couple of grams. Suddenly I heard WABC in taxis and in places I music and the Yankees. Art Rust has been doing sports weekend shows. It's a super lineup, The philosophy of never had before, and decided we were on to with WMCA /New York for a long time and we hired WABC is radically different now. It used to be 'let's something. him away. Now every evening he does a sports talk play the hits and let the others inform.' Now it's 'play "At this point, we went into heavy negotiations show from 7-9pm. It was to be the lead-in to baseball. the hits and inform.'

with the Yankees to broadcast the games this year. We Without baseball, we are continuing with the sports Continued on Page 26 This Is How Altogether, It Was They're Saying It: Another Great Week "KLO:EE" For Al &`Together": 94Q add KIRB deb 29 Y100 37-34 KTAC on This Is How WCKX deb 28 KHYT on KPLZ on WLA M 33-28 They're Playing It: KSET-FM 30-27 95SGF add KHFI add WFOX on KLAZ deb 40 WFLB deb 34 WERC add KTKT add WBEN-FM add 37 KXX106 deb 25 WANS-FM on WSGN deb 25 WIBQ add 31 WFIL on W MAK-FM on WXLK deb 27 G100 add 31 W GUY on WIFI on WN OX add FM99 deb 34 WAAY on WACZ add F105 add 30 WBCY deb 29 KVOL on WXKS-FM 25-21 WLA M add Y103 add 39 WAKX on KKLS on FM100 22-19 WIGY add JB105 34-29 FM102 on KYYA on WTSN on 94Q 30-27 WHBQ 14 KGGI on KRLC on W GCL add W OKI on W HEB add KEARTH add WRJZ on 95XIL 39-36 KIQQ on WN OX add 95SGF on KPLZ deb 32 WBCY add WFOX add KC101 add WSEZ deb 35 WCG Q on WICC on WCSC on WISE on WPST 38-34 WGH on WFLB 32-25 WAEB on W OO on FM99 32-30 Q106 add WVLK deb 29 KQIZ-FM add WKRZ-FM on W GRD 35-30 WEAQ add 28 K104 39-34 WAKX on WSPT on WAQY deb 33 KOFM add WTRU add 30 WHYN deb 21 Z104 add KATI add WKEE add 38 W MEE add KQDI on KEG I.. add W O W add 23 KBOZ on KHFI deb 29 KKXX deb 30 KOOK on KXX106 30-28 KERN 33-28 KRLC deb 25 KIRB add

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WABC Rebound Motion Bits Q104 (WQEN-FM /Gadsden, AL just had a "Beach t Mottled Suit, Lisa Kay leaves the all-night show at WCAO/Balti- Boys Weekend," sending listeners to Six Flags Over more to do lOpm-2am at WPGC/Washington. Lisa 'Once everything was in place, then our agency Georgia to see the group in concert. The station played replaces J.J. Jackson, who can be reached at (809) devised a marketing and advertising plan. We used lots of Beach Boys music all weekend and reports super 773-7380.. Sandra Newby has been appointed MD at mostly TV and the inside of subways. Campaign WSGN/Birmingham, and the station welcomes Wayne response. slogans were 'Catch The Yankees On WABC,' and KCMQ/Columbia is featuring a "Hot Summer Con- Richards to the afternoon show. 'Perk Up Your Mornings With Ross & Wilson.' We did test" in which listeners predict when the temperature Craig Powers moves from KUTE/Los Angeles very little on-air contesting because our research in- will officially reach 100 degrees. The winner will get a across town to KIIS-FM for weekend work ...Jim "Col- dicated the audience we desired would respond much two-person ham mock and a 5000 btu air conditioner to lins" Hampton is now doing afternoons at KSTN/Stock- better to advertising and marketing strategies." ton, coming from KK IS/Pittsburg, CA ...KPUR/Amar- keep cool. KOBO/Yuba City is running its "Superfun 21" con- The Baseball Factor illo has a new midday personality, Tom Wall, from a test, in which listeners stop by participating sponsors Look back again at the ratings, and you will notice similar slot at KUFO/Odessa and check out cards that are on display. When they are there were increases in every daypart. "I think WROR/Boston adds another news reporter, asked to call in, they are given the chance to combine baseball had a large effect on our ratings. It was part Carolyn Murdock, who will coanchor morning drive those cards on display for cash if they total 21. of the whole marketing plan to be able to cross all news. She comes from across the hall at sister station racial and socioeconomic boundaries. It helped bring WRKO...Gary Leigh is the new KKXL-FM/Grand Summertime is the season for water activities and in cume that hadn't listened to WABC in years. Forks PD, coming in from KCLD-FM/St. Cloud, 14K/Sacramento is holding its "Second Annual "We maximized this new cume potential and were MN...KGGI/Riverside has a new address. 2255 Bes- American River Raft Regatta" July 25 and expects over able to recycle them into all other dayparts. During the sant, San Bernardino, CA 92404. 1500 rafters to, participate. There will be prizes for game, we would run promos in the station breaks that Ron Parker leaves the morning show at competitors in four different categories. The station talked about other features on the station, like baseball WQX M/Tampa to do all-nights at Y100/Mi- claims this to be the largest sum mertime event in ticket giveaways on the Ross & Wilson show, etc. We ami...WDMS/Greenville, MS PD Todd Martin is pro- Sacramento. also promoted very heavily into and out of the games. moted to Operations Director...Mark Mitchell leaves "Without baseball, it's likely to hurt us a bit. When KERN/Bakersfield and segues across town to KKXX, I take a look at our present numbers, I really feel that doing the noon-3 show. even without it we will be able to maintain or move up a KGHO-A M-F M/Hoguiam, WA PD Jim Alan bit. A lot more people are aware of us and how we VVillhight will leave his position effective 9-1 to give his sound now. full attention to his business venture, Willhight Radio "The ratings have had a dramatic effect on Research...Steve Ryan, formerly with WTRU/Muske- everyone here. The staff has seen other PD's come in gon, joins KIDD/Monterey as MD and afternoon driver. and try, but this has helped me to win their confidence. WLAN-FM/Lancaster night rocker Gary Maxwell Morale is very high and we are very much like a fami- moves to afternoons, Chris Silver leaves the overnight ly. They believe as do I that AM radio is not dead and show to fill the night show, and parttimer D.J. Snyder is can be turned around. New York is a very tough promoted to the all-night show. Doug O'Brien now does market to win, but everyone here believes that WABC parttime work at WLAN-F M, coming in from can keep on winning. You can hear it on the air," added Q106/York .. speaking of Q106, PD Steve York will Jay confidently. become PD of K MAC/San Antonio effective 8-3. For a look at how well another ABC property fared Rocky Roberts is no longer MD at KDVV/Topeka. in the recent ARB, read Jeff Gelb's AOR column next Music duties are being handled by PD Tony Stewart.

week (8-7) for a profile on WPLJ/New York. Next week Rick Reynolds moves from sister station KTOP/Tope- BUNCHES OF BEATLES — WAA Y/HuntsvIlle recently co ,, in this column, I'll talk with KZZP/Phoenix PD Dave ka to do 6-10pm and Johnny Rabbit is the new all- pleted a "Best Of The Beatles Weekend, "playing lots of 0, Anthony and KOPA/Phoenix PD Steve Rivers in a nighter at KDVV ...Gloria Perez is the new MD at group's music and giving away a complete Beath-. head-to-head interview about their recent ratings suc- KIMN/Denver, promoted from Special Program ming catalogue. Sho wn (Ii) are morning man Rick Beckett el I cesses Assistant. the winner. -E,

13K ON THE BEACH — 13KIKGB-A MI/San Diego held a beach party to thank listeners for helping out in the "March Of Dimes Superwalk " Over 6000 folks sho wed up to greet Scott! Brothers recording artist John Schneider (left), holding the poster child, and fright) 13K night rocker Gary Knight

SURF'S UP IN VIRGINIA BEACH — Who says California has all the good-looking wo men and surfing? W ORK/Norfolk helped stage the "Miss East Coast Surfing Championship Beauty Contest" at a local night club. Shown amidst the bevy of contestants is station PD Ralph Wim mer.

KIOO IS ON THE SOFTBALL — KIOO/Los Angeles challenged the cast of ABC-TV daytime drama "General W PST W HIPS IT INTO GOLD W PST/Trenton Station Manager Tom Hospital" to a rematch softball game Over 18,000 fans showed up at El Camino College Stadium to witness the Taylor recently got some gold for the station's walls. Shown here r) is game, which featured RCA recording artist Rick Springfield, who plays Dr. Noah Drake on the TV show Shown Taylor being handed the gold for Devo's 'Whip It- by WB Philadelphia rep here is an overhead shot of a rather full stadium. George Silva. Announcement

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BAND Hottest: AFTERNOON DELIGHT POINTER SISTERS 6-2 STACY LATTISAW 13-8 LULL ROSS/RICHIE 15-11 PHIL COLLINS 9-7 BILLY SQUIEP NIELSON/PEARSON MOODY BLUES JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS A-20 A'S M ENA CANTON 24-17 BOSS/PICNIC 14-9 MANHATTAN TRANSFE HERB ALPERT Hottest. STACY LATTISAW 30-IS 10E0 SCAROURY 1-1 Hot t •St PAYE/10 28-25 FOPEIGNER 15-13 CARPENTERS BEEINADETTE PETERS POINTER SISTERS 3-1 GINO VANNELLI )1-16 AIR SUPPLY 2-2 W RJZ/Knonv ek T N KENNY ROGERS I-1 JODY MOREING ROSS/RICHIE 12-6 ROBBIE PATTON 32-18 OAK RIDGE BOYS 8-7 PHIL COLLINS STACY LATTISAW 9-5 RONNIE MILSAP Hottest; Ed wordeteknen RONNIE MILSAP 10-11 JUICE NEWTON 38-19 KP UOUOunedNo, TX CARPENTERS 13-11 ausslyea. PA RONNIE MILSAP 15-8 ROSS/RICHIE 19-14 GREG KINN OAR RIDGE BOYS 1-1 CARPENTERS 20-16 On woni M M• me Steve Gallagher SQUEEZE COMMODORES 19-12 MOODY BLUES mANNATTAN TRANSFE 19-10 ALAN PARSONS 24-17 KSET FM/EI Peso. TX AAAAAA BROS. BAND PRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 21-16 BEACH BOYS W BBF/Rocheetw. NY EDDIE BABBITT AIR SUPPLY kOSS/RICHIE )2-17 BEACH BOYS Jeff Blsk• FRANKI/KNEKKOUTs 'PANNE/KNOCKOUTS Hottest, SHEENA EASTON 24-18 K ASS/Louisville. KY Dave Meson MOODY BLUES KSEL/Lubbock. TX STACY LATTISAW ELTON JOHN JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 AFTERNOON DELIGHT 37-29 EDDIE RARBITT AFTERNOON DELIGHT To m ONNgen Hottest: ROBBIE PATTON Stan Castles 1ouRNEY MOODY BLUES KENNY ROGERS 2-2 Hottest: MOODY BLUES 1-1 TuBES Ho ttttt POINTER SISTERS 4-3 KEEL/SA/rev/sport. LA MICHAEL STANIEY B RICK JAMES RONNIE MILSAP 4-1 KIM CANNES COMMODORES 14-5 PABLO CRUISE JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 COMMODORES 11-7 COMMODORES 8-5 BLUE OYSTER CULT BEACH BOYS John Frost BEACH BOYS ROSS/PICNIC 16-9 POINTER SISTERS 5-2 ROSS/PICNIC 27-17 ALLMAN BPOS. BAND AFTERNOON DELIGHT Hot t Nit CARPENTERS 13-9 cdpi ALLMAN BROS. BAND JOURNEY 20-12 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 12-10 STEVIE NICKS PABLO CRUISE 18-11 NIELSON/PEARSON Hottest: Hottest PAT SENATOR 25-16 JIM STEINMAN 16-13 W O UYIllangos. ME EDDIE PABBITT ELO ROSS/RICHIE 2-1 KENNY ROGERS 2-2 MOODY BLUES 20-11 JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 COMMODORES 20-15 ELO MOODY BLUES DEBRA LAWS 4-4 JOEY SCARBURY 3-3 Doug Driscoll NOSS/PICHIE 11-5 W A NS FMiAndosson. SC mJuDY BLUES 5-5 Hottest: Hottest, TEEN/. MARIE 15-5 W SO N/BIrmInghe m. AL FOREIGNER 9-6 &ern Church W HFPAIRocheeter. NY Hottest: JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-1 EVELYN RING 23-15 SOOTY SALIN 6-6 POINT BLANK 15-12 Kelly McCann JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 POINTER SISTERS 12-8 Sandra Ne wby JOE WALSH 4-1 COAL CARLTON D-23 STEVIE NICKS 24-19 SILVER CONDOR WiC Cilirkigsmort CT POINTER SISTERS 7-4 CARPENTERS 17-12 FOREIGNER 8-7 SNECNA EASTON JIM STEINMAN 9-8 BIOINe w Offeans, LA STACY LATTISAW Bob Mitch el FRANNE/KNOCKOUTS COMMODORES 19-13 COnmcgoisEs 19-1S DENIECE WILLIAMS W C G O/Colurnbus, GA LULU GAPV WRIGHT ROSS/RICHIE 26-16 ROSS/RICHIE 22-17 JOURNEY 20-12 John Void* REO SPEE DMAGON MOODY BLUES rIM CARNES BALANCE GREG KINN 24-18 Joe Mc Cksre MOODY BLUES AFTERNOON DELIGHT RIO SPEEDWAGON SQUEEZE KTILAffien Antonio. TX Ki el/Austin. TX ELO Nottost, MOODY BLUES Hottest: hottest. TOM PETTY M IES/Ports mouth, NH J.J. Rodrigues Ed Veltman EDDIE BABBITT KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LULU ALAN PARSONS 2-1 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 Hottest: RICK JAMES Rick Been RONNIE MILSAP 5-1 ALLMAN BROS. BAND BILLY SOUIEP 6-5 mOODY BLUES 6-4 JOEY SCARBURY 4-1 RAYDIO REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: COMMODORES 7-4 BEACH BOYS PHIL COLLINS 10-7 POINTER SISTERS 8-5 POINTER SISTERS 5-3 G. HARRISON Notteet: BALANCE RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 ROSS/RICHIE 13-7 Hottest: RORS/RICHIE 20-13 JUICE NEWTON 11-9 FOREIGNER 9-8 ART GARFUNKEL KENNY ROGERS 3-1 MOODY BLUES OAK RIDGE BOYS 8-4 PABLO CRUISE 16-11 KENNY ROGERS 2-1 JIM STEINMAN 21-1s PHIL COLLINS 12-10 ROSS/PICNIC 26-12 GARY WRIGHT RIC'S SPRINGFIELD 15-8 AL JARREAU COMMODORES 13-9 MOODY BLUES 6-3 OAK RIDGE BOYS 30-22 MOODY BLUES STACY LATTISAW 10-9 Hottest: ROSS/RICHIE 17-10 Y103/JeckeonvIlle. FL JOEY SCARBURY 7-5 W KEFJHuntington W V ELTON JOHN COMMODORES 20-15 JUICE NEWTON 2-1 STACY LATTISAW 26-19 WISGAJSevennah. GA W FLY/Albany. NV ROSS/RI ME 13-3 POINTER SISTERS 9-6 Gary M eer Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 25-2n Robert John COMMODORES 15-9 Ray Willia ms Jack Lawrence JUICE NEWTON 4-1 POINT BLANK 10-6 W OKI/Knos elle, TN SHEENA EASTON BEACH BOYS KENNY ROGERS 7-3 K X X1011/BIrming ham, AL JOURNEY 12-9 IPPON JOAN Gary Adle r W KS/Fayetteville. NC MICHAEL STANLEY B SILVER CONDOR FOREIGNER 20-14 LULU ALLMAN BROS. BAND POINTER SISTERS 8-4 ' Chris Train BLACKFOOT Larry Cannon JOURNEY LULU SILVER CONDOR CARPENTERS II-B MOODY BLUES ELTON JOHN KBF M/McAlion-Bro wneville, TX Nott•st: 'ANTANA Hott est: RAYDIO 13-9 MOODY BLUES SIL VER CONDOR Hottest: M arcello Grajeles MOODY BLUES JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 JLIEEIE RICK SPRINGFIELD I-1 FOUR TOPS ALABAMA JOEY SCAR:NUPE 2-1 SIN CARNES POINTER SISTERS 5-, AFTERNOON DELIGHT Idpi PHIL COLLINS 11-7 W JBCUPortiliend. ME AFTERNOON DELIGHT KIM CANNES JUICE NEWTON 11-5 NIELSON/PEARSON PAT BENATAR 17-13 ALLMAN BROS. BAND EEO PLO SPEEDWAGON ROSS/PICNIE 6-3 Hottest: Dove Col* COMMODORES 13-6 VAN STEVENSON . JUICE 111247041 8-4 FoINTER SISTERS 2-1 JOURNEY 26-20 KIM CARNES BEACH BOYS Hottest: PABLO CRUISE 16-10 Hottest, COMMODORES II-S ALAN PARSONS 3-2 STEVIE NICKS 25-22 POINT BLANK SHEENA EASTON LULU POINTER SISTERS 1-1 JOURNEY 30-23 POINTER SISTERS 1-1 ROSS/RICHIE 15-8 NIELSON/PEARSON Hottest: EDDIE BABBITT FOREIGNER 8-7 COMMODORES 8-5 INSSOF T.vannsh. OA RGNNIE MILSAP 17-9 KtellErle. PA LULU POINTER SISTERS 1-1 Nottost: RONNIE MILSAP 12-9 W RV O MIch mond. VA RAYDIO 15-12 JOURNEY 27-15 RAYDIO ROSS/RICHIE 11-4 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 GARY WRIGHT 18-15 OdogINeldoo SIR Shatmon EDDIE BABBITT 22-19 GARY U.S. BONDS FOREIGNER 9-5 510 Tho mas POINTER SISTERS 0-2 JOURNEY 23-21 ShEENA EASTON 31-24 MOODY BLUES W M/Trenton. NJ JIM STE M MAS PAT BENATAR GARY WRIGHT 18-13 JUICE NEWTON 12-7 ELO MICHAEL STANLEY B ALABAMA 22-17 ROSS/PICNIC 19-14 W CSCICherteston. SC REO SPECDWAGON To m Tsylog GREG NI NA W HILYIMontgo mery. AL Hottest, GARY WRIGHT 25-20 KIM CARNES ART GAREUNKEL ROSS/RICHIE Chris Ilaikrt BILLY SQUIER 1-1 Rids Tho mas AL JARREAU ALL MAN BROS. BAND REO SPEEDWAGON ELTON JOHN W AKYILouleville. KY SANTANA 3-2 ALABAMA GO GO'S MOODY BLUES SMITH/SWEET Gloria Buchanan KFRO Mfixiston.TX JOSH MONEING PLO SPEE DWAGON 5-3 VIM CARNES Hottest: MOODY BLUES GARY WRIGHT BEACH BOYS NIELSON/PEARSON GREG KINN 7-4 Jorry Steele MOODY BLUES JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 REO SPEEDWAGON GRAND rusty SQUEEZE EDDIE RABPITT MICHAEL STANLEY B TOM PETTY 9-5 JUICE NEWTON PICK JAMES POINTER SISTERS 9-4 hott est: Hottest: SILVER CONDOR ELO BLUE OYSTER CULT JOHNNY LEE LULU PHIL COLLINS 15-10 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 MOODY BLUES 4-1 Hottest: FRANNE/KNOCKOUTS MOODY BLUES KE UffElPaso.TX DON MCLEAN Idp1 FOREIGNER 14-11 BILLY SQUIER 4-3 PHIL COLLINS 19-10 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 SILVER CONDOR Hottest, Hottest: Hottest: RUSH 5-4 PAT BENATAR 21-12 STEVIE NICKS 17-16 Hottest: RAy mtMclISS,Ma AIR SUPPLY 1-1 POINTER SISTERS 1-1 PENNY ROGERS 1-1 2102/Savannah GA PHIL COLLINS 10-8 JOURNEY 29-19 GREG KINN A-I9 POINTER SISTERS 3-1 STACY LATTISAW 16-5 JUICE NEWTON 6-4 BEACH BOYS ROSS/PICNIC 12-2 PAT BENATAR 28-23 CDS 27-21 PABLO CRUISE 39-27 ROSS/PICNIC 7-4 ROSS/RICHIE 12-9 ROSS/NICHIE 16-9 Ray WIllis me FOREIGNER ALABAMA 21-13 ELTON JOHN A-31 JUICE NEWTON 9-5 JOEY SCARBURY 17-14 COMMODORES 14-10 EDDIE PABBITT STACY LATTISAW 23-19 BEACH BOYS LYTAYIAlbsny. NY V100/Charleston. W V ALAN PARSONS 10-6 ALABAMA 21-16 GARY WRIGHT 20-14 JOURNEY FRANNE/KNOCKOUTS 25-20 ALLMAN BROS. BAND W TS N/Do ms. NH NAYDIO 19-16 BO Cahill Jay Jervis Hottest: K 094/Little Rock. AR W VIJULesingtors KY MOODY BLUES WISEMLehevilkL NC JUT Sebastian KENNY ROGERS 1-1 Hottest: RAYDIO SHEENA EASTON W AXYIFt Laudordalo, FL Mic hael York Dave Murray HARTS SALIN 3-2 'PANNE/KNOCKOUTS PABLO CRUISE John Stevens JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 Kim CARNES Rick Sha w MOODY BLUES 8-3 Hottest. CANTINA BAND MOODY BLUES MOODY BLUES POINTER SISTERS 4-. SANTANA POINTER SISTERS 16-9 NIELSON/PEARSON JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 Hottest: GARY WRIGHT EDDIE RABBITT ELO ROSS/RICHIE 8-3 EDDIE PABBITT PHIL COLLINS 18-12 LULU JUICE NEWTON 13-10 JOEY SCARBURY 4-1 MOODY BLUES SHEENA EASTON BEACH BOYS PHIL COLLINS 11-7 REO SPEEDWAGON BALANCE ALLMAN BROS. BAND MOODY BLUES KIM CARNES 23-14 COMMODORES 20-17 POINTER SISTERS 8-3 F MIC0/Mo mphis, TN JAMES TAYLOR MOODY BLUES SHEENA EASTON JOURNEY 21-19 JUICE NEWTON 9-5 BEG SPEEDWAGON Not Hottest: ART GARFUNKEL To m Preedgloco mo Hottest: K OJZ-F MJA merillo, TX ELO 26-24 NOSS/PICHIE 12-6 Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 3-1 JOEY SCARBURV 2-1 TOM JONES BILLY SQUIER 1-1 COMMODORES 13-8 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 JOEY SCARBURY 5-2 KENNY ROGERS 3-2 Tim Butler BERNADETTE PETERS MOODY BLUES (tlp) PHIL COLLINS 6-3 W AEBIAllento wn. PA ROSS/NICHIE 9-3 ALAN PARSONS 7-5 POINTER SISTERS 7-4 Hottest: Hottest: W A GY/Springfield. M A COMMODORES 14-10 FOREIGNER 11-8 POINTER SISTERS 7-4 ELTON JOHN Jefferson Wsrd MANHATTAN TRANSFE 9-6 NASTY SALIN 2-1 ROSS/RICKIE 2-1 GARY WRIGHT 11-5 JOURNEY 22-11 ROSS/NICHIE 26-14 JUICE NEWTON 12-8 PAYDIO Mike Ada ms JOEY SCARBURY 3-2 SMITH/SWEET 18-14 FRAhNE/KNOCKOUTS SHEENA EASTON 27-16 FOREIGNER 13-7 REO SPEEDWAGON JUICE NEWTON 6-4 PAT BENATAR 19-15 Rto SPEECWAGON REO SPEEDWAGON 0100/Mobil.. Al. KEGLJFort Worth. TX Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 11-7 W AYEUCharlotte.NC ALABAMA 2)-16 mIchAEL STANLEY B MOODY BLUES Scott Griffith liazoiStevens W F OXIGaineevIllo, GA ALAN PARSONS 2-I RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-1C FRANKE/KNOCNOUTS 24-17 Lulu GARY WRIGHT 15-8 ALLMAN BROS. BAND Lou Simon Hank Dole Hottest: BEACH BOYS LULU AIM CANNES JOURNEY 19-11 WIGY/Bath. ME W N O XIKnoxyllio. TN 010 SUPPLY 1-1 SIL VER CONDOR MOODY BLUES SMITH/SWEET M OODY BLUES PABLO CRUISE 24-16 Willis Mitchell ELTON JOHN BIN Emile ELTON JOHN STEVIE NICKS 29-21 ARPENTERS 11-4 Hottest: BEACH BOYS ELTON JOHN RAYS 10 RONNIE MILSAP 12-8 JIM STEINMAN 4-1 NIELSON/PEARSON BALANCE DON FELDER MICHAEL STANLEY B JOURNEY LULU ALAN PARSONS 20-12 TUBES 9-4 LULU MOODY BLUES Hottest: KV OL/Lafayotte. LA MOODY BLUES ELTON JOHN ALLMAN BROS. BAND R(B13IE PATTON 26-19 PONEIGNER 10-5 hottest: Hottest. BILLY SQUIER 1-1 SQUEEZE AL JARREAU INDM FEEDER Idp1 PhlUp Rankin GREG KINN 13-8 POINTER SISTERS I-1 FOREIGNER 11-4 SANTANA AFTERNOON DELIGHT ALABAMA 1E41 W HY N/SprIngfieid. M A JOURNEY 22-12 POSS/SICHIE 18-8 KENNY ROGERS 1-2 JOURNEY 21-13 LULU Hottest: KIM CARNES O W ACIMAN BROS. BAND M ary Formro STACY LATTISAW 19-14 JOEY SCARBURY 2-3 SILVER CONDOR 17-1 ELTON JOHN JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 4 FOREIGNER Idp1 STEVIE NICKS AFTERNOON DELIGHT 20-16 ROSS/RICHIE 14-10 PAT BENATAR 23-16 13104/Boltimore. M D Hottest. RONNIE MILSAP 6-3 RICNIE LEE JONES 1 41 KIM CARNES mOODY BLUES cLAPRE/DUKC 25-20 JOURNEY 25-16 Rick Jamas AIR SUPPLY I-1 ALABAMA 16-7 Hottest. SMITH/SWEET ALABAMA MANHATTAN TPANSFE 16-1. ROSS/RICHIE 14-8 W A AY/Hunt wIlle. AL W BCTICherlotte. NC POINTER SISTERS 2-1 Hottest: EDDIE RABBIT? VIIISCVAugueta. GA KIM CARNES GREG KIHN 19-11 PABLO CRUISE 13-10 COmmODORES 14-10 MOODY BLUES 1- SMITH/ WEED Bruce Stevens Jim Kendrick@ Bob Kaghan ALLMAN BROS. BAND PHIL COLLINS 20-12 ROSS/RICHIE 23-12 GREG KINN 4-2 Hottest: MOODY BLUES FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 28-18 W SK7./Chattenooge, TN PHIL COLLINS 21-15 HEACH BO'ts APT GARFUNNEL BEACH BOYS POINTER SISTERS 9-: KENNY ROGERS I-1 ROBBIE PATTON EEO D-22 David Carroll STACY LATTISAW 14-9 COMMODORES 8-4 I/SLAM/Le wiston. ME mCODY BLUES RICS JAMES MOODY BLUES Hottest: RUSH 18-11 JUICE NEWTON 6-6 ALABAMA MOODY BLUES APT GARFUNNEL PENNY ROGERS 2-1 Chris Layno NA 0510 W R OV/Roonolus. VA GARY WPIONT 17-1) BALANCE MIC HAEL STANLEY B REO SPEECWAGON MANHATTAN TRANSFE 10-7 EDDIE RABBITT W XLK/144mnok• VA ROSS/PICNIC 18-14 Hottest: ALLMAN BROS. BAND EDDIE PABBITT Barry Michaels JIM STEINMAN 14-0 ELTON JOHN BEACH BOYS Russ Brown POINTER SISTERS 7-1 Hottest: SILVER CONDOR Idpi GREG KINN 15-11 LULU SILVER CONDOR ALABAMA IPA) KCISIINe w Haven. CT BILLY SCO UR 12-6 KENNY ROGERS 2-1 SINEEZE Idp1 ROSS/RICHIE 25-15 MOODY BLUES MOODY BLUES BEACH BOYS BLUE OYSTER CULT JUICE NEWTON 14-7 RONNIE MILSAP 5-3 ELTON JOHN idpi Danny Lyons SQUEEZE FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Hottest: Hottest: LULU W KRZ -F M AVilkes-Barre. PA BLACNFOOT 13-8 COMMODORES 7-5 Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 2-1 Hottest: KIM CARNES COMMODORES 19-14 ROSS/RICHIE 15-6 FOREIGNER 2-1 REO SPEEDWAGON Jim Rising JOEY SCARBUPY 2-1 ALAN PARSONS 5-1 JUICE NEWTON 8-5 GARY WNIGHT 14-7 REO SPEE DWAGON PHIL GENTILLI M ENA EASTON D-21 JUICE NEWTON 3-2 ROSS/RICHIE 16-7 MANHATTAN TEIANSFE 4-2 W F MF/Beton Rouge. LA JUICE NEWTON 20-10 BILL TEAL 6 PONDE LULU KIM CARNES POINTER SISTERS 4-3 OAK RIDGE BOYS 6-3 STEVIE NICKS 22-16 CK101/Cocoe Beach. FL JOURNEY 23-15 Hottest: ELTON JOHN Randy Rice M OODY BLUES ALAN PARSONS 0-4 EEO 24-20 JOHN SCHNEIDER 10-6 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 SMITH/SWEET Steve Ocean STEVIE NICKS 22-16 SILVER CONDOR EDDIE PABBITT D-I9 POINTER SISTERS 12-8 JIM STEINMAN 5-3 JOURNEY STACY LATTISAW DIESEL KINT/EI Peso. TX M AR/Houston. TX GINO VANNELLI 9-6 JOHN DENVER 116XILJParkereburg. W V BEACH BOYS EDDIE BABBITT AFTERNOON DELIGHT JIm V o ws A S 1)-9 Hottest: LULU AFTERNOON DELIGHT RICO Lambert EDDIE RABBIT? Torn/ Leo Collins ERANNE/KNOCKOUTS 17-11 MOODY BLUES Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 2-1 Hott mit : EDDIE RABBIT? MOODY BLUES PENNY ROGERS 3-2 STEVIE NICKS 1dp1 KENNY ROGERS 1-1 POINTER SISTERS 3-1 JIm STEINMAN ELO Hottest: Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-2 JOEY SCARBURY 4-3 GREG KINN 6-) GRAND FUNK GINO VANNELLI POINTER SISTERS 3-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-1 ROSS/PICHIE 16-6 FOREIGNER 12-4 BLUE OYSTER CULT STACY LATTISAW 13-11 NIA CARNES PABLO CRUISE 11-7 ROSS/RICHIE 5-3 ROSS/RICHIE 20-16 GARY WRIGHT 24-17 ROSS/RICHIE 14-9 MICHAEL STANLEY 13 MICHAEL STANLEY B STEVIE NICKS 16-9 FOREIGNER 21-17 FOREIGNER 21-16 BILLY SCOIER 21-12 GARY WRIGHT RICK JAMES JOURNEY 20-10 MARTY SALIN 23-18 W FBRIBoltimore, M D Hottest: BLUE OYSTER CULT ELO 27-16 SANTANA 25-20 KENNY ROGERS 2-1 W SEZAVIneton-ello m, NC THE FOLLO WING Andy Smilnekl BERNADETTE PETERS CARPENTERS 12-6 PARALLEL THREE W O H/Norfolk. VA NIELSON/PEAPEON Bob Mahoney INKMAIL FM NeetwtHe TN CDB 15-O Hottest: JIM STEINMAN Scooter Davos STATIONS JOURNEY D-34 Bob Canoga MOODY BLUES 13FEAUNI4mcheetw. NH POINTER SISTERS 3-1 DON MCLEAN NOOL & THE GANG D-35 FOREIGNER 6-3 0E0 SPEEDWAGON K4404 Umnks VIM CARNES ART GARFUNKEL LuLU PHIL COLLINS 9-5 DID NOT REPORT LULU DON MCLEAN KIM CARNES MICKEY GILLEY SHEENA EASTON W A CZ/Bangor. ME RONNIE MILSAP 12-6 Hottest: MICHAEL STANLEY 8 JOHN DENVER BALANCE MOODY BLUES PA M° CRUISE 17-7 SANTANA 1 41 ROSS/HICHIE 7-1 M khaol O'Hare DENIECE WILLIAMS MOODY BLUES Idp1 LULU THIS WEEK: RONNIE MILSAP 12-8 ICEHOUSE Hottest: RIM CARNES 1dp/ REO SPEECWAGON PHIL GENTILI' W ERCIllirmengha m. AL POINTER SISTERS 3-1 CARPENTERS 13-9 NIELSON/PEARSON REO SPEEDWAGON Idp1 SANTANA ART GARFUNNEL JIM STEINMAN A-IN Hottest: Al Karrh ALABAMA 8-5 SQUEEZE O p/ Hottest: FOGHAT CIO 27-21 JOEY SCARBURY 3-1 RONNIE MILSAP 12-7 ALLMAN BROS. SAND Idp1 JOEY SCARBURY 3-1 ELTON JOHN ELTON J OIN JUICE NEWTON 13-10 W NBC/New Yoe* NOSS/RICHIC 16-8 Hottest: w ell/Long Island. NY AFTERNOON DELIGHT D-5 Hottest, LULU SHEENA EASTON 32-24 RONNIE MILSAP 13-9 POINTER SISTERS 1-1 CARPENTERS 13-10 JOEY SCARBURY I-I JOURNEY WT MINew Orleans 6111 Tony COMMODORES /4-11 BOSS/PICNIC 13-9 BEACH BOYS D-18 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 SMITH/SWEET KLA7JUltie Rock. AR EDDIE RABBITT 19-14 FOREIGNER 23-14 STEVIE NICKS D-22 J Im STEINMAN 5-4 Si ith/SWEET Hottest: Rhonde Curds AFTERNOON DELIGHT 26-20 WKIX/Releigh ',EACH BOYS ALAN PARSONS 6-5 POINTER SISTERS 1-1 W HEICLIMe mphitTN SHEENA EASTON 29-25 PIN CARNES W CIR/Beckley. W V PHIL COLLINS 9-7 COMMODORES 5-2 MOODY BLUES Mike Scalzi M IRK/Norfolk .DEVIL NICKS Men Martin ALABAMA 4-1 REO SFEECWAGON EDDIE RABBIT, KENNY ROGERS 7-4 LULU JOURNEY Hottest: BEACH BOYS ROSS/RICHIE 10-5 BALANCE YESS/6/Cincinnati SEACH BOYS ' WICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 KIM CARNES Hottest: AFTERNOON DELIGHT mARTY °ALIN 4-3 LULU KNBCIfTecorna ...N UNN EASTON JOEY SCARBURV 4-1 MOODY BLUES POINTER SISTERS 11-9 Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 3-2 wOSS/RICHIE 2C-11 IMO SPEEDWAGON ALAN PARSONS 7-5 JOEY SCA/18011Y I-1 14WKNVheellng mmODORES 22-15 Hottest KENNY ROGERS 2-2 COMMODORES 15-9 POINTER SISTERS 2-1 11455/141CM1E 7-6 ROSS/RICHIE 21-14 WICXY/Seresota ALABAMA 6-2 STACY LATTISAW 10-3 RONNIE MILSAP 9-8 JOURNEY A-I1 ROSS/RICHIE 20-9 FOREIGNER 19-10 ReRIFriclay. July al. 19111 Page 31 MIDWEST WEST most Added. Hottest Most Added Hottest

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BAND DON FELDER Idp) OAK RIDGE BOYS 1-1 SQUEEZE Teel Nutter Gary Waldron Hottest: KIM CARNES RIO SPEEDWAGON AFTERNOON DELIGHT PHIL COLLINS 14-10 DIESEL GREG KINN 2-1 DON FELDER Hottest: GARY WRIGHT Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE 23-18 Hottest, STEVIE NICKS MOODY BLUES 3-2 STEVIE WONDER MARTY DALIN 2-1 MOODY BLUES JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 ROSS/RICHIE 29-22 XIII SUPPLY 1-1 RAYDIO STEVIE NICKS 25-19 SHEENA EASTON KENNY ROGERS 3-2 JOEY SCARBURY 3-2 KENNY ROGERS 4-2 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 27-23 KIM CARNES SHEENA EASTON 27-22 Hottest, ROSS/RICNIE 10-7 JOEY SCARBURY 4-1 ROSS/PICNIC 13-7 MARTY BALIN 4-3 ERIC NINE EDDIE BABBITT 30-24 POINTER SISTERS 5-1 COMMODORES 14-10 W Z O KIRockford, IL POINTER SISTERS 8-4 PHIL COLLINS 15-12 ROSS/RICHIE 9-4 VAN STEVENSON PAT BENATAR 19-5 COMMODORES 21-14 FOREIGNER 13-8 PABLO CRUISE 16-13 JUICE NEWTON 10-7 Ed Lambert EVELYN KING KYN O FM/Frwrio. CA FOREIGNER 12-8 PHIL COLLINS 18-14 KKX UGrand Forks. NO Hottest: STYX 16-9 PAT BENATAR 19-15 V NICJEsat Lansing, MI STEVIE NICKS John Lee Welker Ketalarerhnort.ID AIR SUPPLY 1-1 PABLO CRUISE 20-11 JUICE NEWTON Jeff Parker eisysniusnalselishis Jim St John ALAN PARSONS 19-10 GINO YARNELL! KICIA/DeektoineKIA GARY WRIGHT ROSS/RICHIC 23-12 DENIECE WILLIAMS KIIII/Provo UT MICHAEL STANLEY 8 STEVIE NICKS Hottest: STEVIE NICKS AAN.Pank4a EDDIE RABBITT 30-22 PAT BENATAR Jim Su mpter SHEENA EASTON RAYDIO ALAN PARSONS 3-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JOURNEY D-2111 CHERYL LYNN MOODY BLUES EDDIE RABBIT? EDDIE BABBITT PHIL COLLINS 4-3 JOHN DENVER OAK RIDGE BOYS ELO Hottest: SlYX SANTANA FOREIGNER 12-6 Hottest: KER N/Bakers1981d, CA Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON JOEY SCARBURY 4-1 Hottest: NIELSON/PEARSON ROSS/RICHIE 15-8 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 Beau Reyes AIR SUPPLY 2-1 ROSS/RICHIE POINTER SISTERS 2-2 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 KIM CARNES PABLO CRUISE 13-10 KENNY ROGERS 4-2 COMMODORES 16-10 DON FELDER JUICE NEWTON 9-4 POINTER SISTERS 12-6 DON FELDER POINTER SISTERS 7-3 RAYDIO JACKSONS 18-11 Hottest: FOREIGNER 10-6 MANHATTAN TRANSFE 13-8 MOODY BLUES ZIOUMedleon. WI JUICE NEWTON 10-5 AFTERNOON DELIGHT JOURNEY 20-12 POINTER SISTERS 3-1 PHIL COLLINS 15-7 MARTY DALIN 14-12 BERNADETTE PETERS MOODY BLUES 9-8 Matt Hudson LULU TELMA MARIE 23-14 ALAN PARSONS 4-2 FOREIGNER 21-17 CARL CARLTON PABLO CRUISE MOODY BLUES 7-5 KSLY/Sen Lule Obispo, CA MIKE QUATRO ELTON JOHN W E ACl/Eau Claire. WI MOODY BLUES KI DUA buguergue. NM KENNY ROGERS 14-8 KOF M/Okleh ons City. OK BALANCE SQUEEZE Don Potter Rick Roberts ALABAMA BILLY SQUIER 13-10 PETER FRAMPTON Snorts Daniels Chuck Morgan FOREIGNER Idp) BLUE OYSTER CULT BALANCE Hottest: Hottest, BEACH BOYS FM103/Sah Lsk• CIty UT SMITH/SWEET EDDIE RABBITT SILVER CONDOR CRYSTAL GAYLE ROSS/RICHIE 11-1 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 EDDIE RABBITT POINTER SISTERS 6-3 Hottest, ELO LowskveVAnnegar BEACH BOYS MICKEY GILLEY BILLY SQUIER 3-2 ELTON JOHN ALAN PARSONS 5-4 JOEY SCARBURY 3-1 PAT BENATAR MOODY BLUES ALABAMA FOREIGNER 16-7 Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS 2-2 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS KIM CARNES Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 15-12 ROSANNE CASH 2-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JIM STEINMAN 11-11 MOODY BLUES PABLO CRUISE 21-14 JUICE NEWTON 10-6 AFTERNOON DELIGHT fdp) JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 ELTON JOHN PAT BENATAR .25-15 AIR SUPPLY 5-2 KENNY ROGERS 12-7 Hottest: DOW FELDER ROSS/RICHIE 15-9 Hottest: G. HARRISON 8-3 MITT/Davenport. IA ROSS/RICHIE 28-19 KENNY ROGERS 3-1 Hottest: PABLO CRUISE 19-13 OAK RIDGE BOYS 4-1 WIKS/IndWnsoolls.I N CARPENTERS 11-6 POINTER SISTERS 5-2 FOREIGNER 11-1 JIM STEINMAN 20-14 JOEY SCARBURY 9-3 8111 Young ALAN PARSONS 13-8 Mike Tlnnes KG W/Portiond. OR RONNIE MILSAP 15-9 PAT BENATAR 19-13 GREG KINN 21-15 POINTER SISTERS 10-8 JOURNEY 21-14 GARY WRIGHT Janis Wololek ROSS/RICHIE 21-10 ROSS/RICHIE 20-10 RAYDIO O MR/Racine. VA COMMODORES 20-14 STEVIE RIFFS 25-20 KENIIAnchorage, AK RICK SPRINGFIELD 25-15 MOODY BLUES ELO Stave Warren JOURNEY ELO 26-22 GINO YARNELL! Hottest: Ed MerttReld EDDIE RABBITT FM102/Sseramento CA KRAV/Ttilea. OK FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS AIR SUPPLY 1-1 SMITH/SWEET STYX Hottest: Billy Manders ALLMAN BROS. BAND JOEY SCARBURY 13-4 PAT BENATAR Gary Reynolds JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 PARALLEL THREE BOOMER CASTLEMAN Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANS?! 22-16 RICK JAMES JUICE NEWTON 14-11 Hottest, HAWKS SHEENA EASTON JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 COMMODORES 23-10 BALANCE ROSS/RICHIE 17-12 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 PHIL GENTILLI Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 4-2 OAK RIDGE BOYS 27-20 ROSS/RICHIE KBOZ:Borernan MT RONNIE MILSAP 18-14 OAK RIDGE BOYS 8-4 AIR SUPPLY 2-2 DARTS JUICE NEWTON 2-1 DON FELDER Greg WIIIIATS PABLO CRUISE 21-16 RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-3 LARRY J. MCNALLY ROSS/RICHIE 10-3 JUICE NEWTON 7-5 U N/South Bend. IN MOODY BLUES KENNY ROGERS 4-4 BEACH BOYS POINTER SISTERS 6-4 ROSS/RICHIE 28-12 Hottest: ART GARFUNKEL J.K. Dearing KJR13/Spokane. WA OAK RIDGE BOYS 5-5 Hottest, ALABAMA 12-10 AIR SUPPLY 1-1 KIM CARNES WIS M/M ullson. WI Brien Gregory REO SPEECWAGON 2-1 RONNIE MILSAP 13-11 POINTER SISTERS 9-2 MOODY BLUES CARPENTERS KSPZ/Colessio Springs. CO RANDY VANWARMER 3-2 Barb Starr JOEY SCARBURY 14-8 LULU COMMODORES KIM CARNES Mike Denials FOREIGNER 6-3 MANHATTAN TRANSFE 16-1 Hottest: KZIO/PtioriciL Hottest: ELTON JOHN LOVERBOY 5-4 MOODY BLUES ELO 39-26 ALAN PARSONS 1-1 KeIthEd wards JOEY SCARBURY 2-1 NIELSON/PEARSON MOODY BLUES I-5 SILVER CONDOR KIM CARNES JUICE NEWTON 14-6 PABLO CRUISE 12-8 RICK JAM ES W O JOURNEY ROSS/RICHIE LULU W SPT/Stevens Point WI JUICE NEWTON 19-11 MOODY BLUES 13-7 Hottest: EDDIE RABBITT ALLMAN BROS. BAND ROSS/RICHIE 22-17 KYY A/BINIngs, MT ALLMAN BROS. BAND ROSS/RICHIE 20-9 Brad Fuht Hottest, JOEY SCARBURY 3-1 Hottest: JOURNEY 27-23 MOODY BLUES MARTY SALIN 15-10 Jack Bell POINTER SISTERS 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 10-4 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 EDDIE RABBITT BALANCE ROSS/RI ME 18-12 ROSS/RICHIE 16-6 MARTY BAL PA 5-2 KCBNIReno. NV REO SPEECWAGON MOODY BLUES MOODY BLUES JOURNEY 19-14 MOODY BLUES 26-21 MOODY BLUES 3-3 Hottest: W OJX/Dayton. OH RAYDIO Larry Irons ALLMAN BROS. BAWD RAYDIO 23-111 BEACH BOYS D-25 POINTER SISTERS 8-4 PHIL COLLINS 1-1 Jo* Da wson Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS JUICE NEWTON 10-6 STEVIE NICKS 27-23 SHEENA EASTON Hottest, GREG TURN 5-3 JUICE NEWTON 1-1 (A G/Tucson. AZ LULU FOREIGNER 9-6 KIM CARNES BILLY SQUIER 2-2 JUICE NEWTON 2-1 Kent Lacey ALLMAN BROS. BAND JOURNEY 14-8 KEYBI-AM MOchha.KN LULU PAT BENATAR 25-16 KYSN/Colorede Springs. CO PHIL COLLINS 8-4 SANTANA PAT BENATAR 15-10 TewlSpdngs Hottest: JOURNEY 26-17 M ark Murray ROSS/RICHIE 15-6 BEACH BOYS DEBRA LAWS AIR SUPPLY 1-1 ROSS/PICNIC 32-22 MANHATTAN TRANSFE 16-10 SHEENA EASTON Hottest: W ORDIGrend Rapids, MI COMMODORES JOEY SCARBURY 6-2 MOODY BLUES FOREIGNER 20-13 RAYDIO KIN CARNES LULU POINTER SISTERS 1-1 OAK RIDGE BOYS 12-7 V/TRUIPAtiskegon. MI Sean Staverte Hottest: JOURNEY 20-13 KATI/Casper, WY REO SPEEDWAGON JUICE NEWTON 15-11 KIM CARNES Mike Stevens MOODY BLUES 2-1 ROSS/RICHIE 26-19 Hottest: Hottest: GREG KIHN 18-13 Hottest: DonnisFoxx JOEY SCARBURY 7-4 COMMODORES 30-21 BILLY SQUIER 2-1 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 JOEY SCARBURY 1-1 MOODY BLUES ROSS/RICHIE 16-10 PAT BENATAR 33-24 KIM CARNES JOEY SCARBURY 3-2 ROSS/RICHIE 11-8 W L OL-C M/St Paul MN PAT BENATAR 16-10 ELTON JOHN PABLO CRUISE 20-14 MOODY BLUES 6-6 PHIL COLLINS 12-10 COMMODORES 19-12 G. HARRISON Phil Houston SHEENA EASTON STEVIE NICKS 28-23 KDZA/Pueblo. CO ROSS/RICHIE 14-8 PAT BENATAR 18-15 JOURNEY 23-13 ELTON JOHN Hottest: FOREIGNER 23-15 GINO VANNELLT 23-20 PHIL COLLINS ROSS/RICHIE 2S-19 Rip

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tremendous nationwide response ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND "Straight From The Heart" (Arista) 51127 to their new single. Up 1 °Abuts Sams 21 Down 0, Adds 27 including KRLA KYYK 8104 W KEE KOS 4 W AAY K " 04 W RJZ. KJ100 K217 WISPA. WFOK. KILE, KC8N KODI AOR National Airplay Debut: 39* • Straight to the charts, with bullets in Billboard and Record World, the first week of release. • Straight to the road, with an all-out coast to coast tour going through the sum mer. • Straight to the tube, with a performance seen by millions this week on NBC's Tomorrow Show. "STRAIGHT FROM THE HEAR/1'7,11s The blockbuster mass appeal hit by a great American band, from their just-shipping LP BROTHERS OF THE ROAD.AL9564 ARISTA THE !MINIMU M SOUND OF RAY PARKER JR. AND RAMO. "THAT OLD SO 76

The second pop-ILO-A/C smash from A WOMAN NEEDS LOVE, 4, the explosive album by the group with the golden touch. ARISTA Page 36 ReltlFrIday, July 31. 11111 THE PICTURE PAGE Nicks Clicks At Modern John Cale Repose Pose

M odern Records and its distributor Atlantic celebrated the release of Stevie Nicks's first solo LP in New York.

Pictured Or) are Modern co-o wner Danny Goldberg, producer Jim my lovine, Atlantic Vice Chairman Sheldon Vogel, Nicks, Atlantic President Doug Morris, Modern co-o wner Paul Fishkin, and Atlantic Exec. VP/G M Dave Glow.

Kane Breaks In L.A.

A & M's John Cale is pictured resting up after a show at Tut's in Chicago recently, flanked by A& M's Manny Freiser (left) and Alan Grollrnan (right)

Chrysalis Sayer Affair

Elektra's Kieran Kane visited the label's Los Angeles headquarters to plan strategies on his "You're The Best" single and forthco ming LP Pictured (tr) are E/A's Lou Galliani, Exec. VP Vic Feract Kane, label's Bill Smith, and Chairman Joe Smith.

Motels Rate New Zealand Gold

f With Leo Leo Sayer in Los Angeles for recording purposes, the Chrysalis tcl , Music Group (which publishes his compositions) held an informal gather P 41111 % ing in his honor. Pictured (It) are songwriter David Courtney, Sayer, song writer Gary Benson, and Chrysalis Music VP Ann Munday.

Ocean Sails Into Epic

Epic recently held a New York listening party for Billy Ocean's label debut LP. Pictured fir) are manager Laurie Jay, E/P/A's Cheryl Macho( Ocean, and E/P/A's VP's Paris Eley and Ron Mc Carroll Capitol's Motels received gold records for both of their LP's in New Zealand recently. Pictured 04 are group's Tim McGovern and Martha Davis, Capitol/E MIA/Liberty President Don Zim mermann, group's Marty Jourard and Michael Goodroe, EMI New Zealand's David Snell, and group's Brian Glascock. M CA Signs Wooley Revelation In New York

A Handshake's Revelation recently played the Savoy in New York, and were congratulated backstage by label A my Wooley has been signed to MCA Records, with her self-titled album President Ron Alexenburg Pictured (I r) are group's Morris Gray and Phillip Ballou, Alexenburg, and group's Ben- due out in mid-August Pictured at the signing are Or) MCA President Bob nie Diggs and Kevin Owens, Sine, Wooley, and manager Marty Pitchinson. ! I L ••• •• • Y. ft •• • . • w •••• • 00b.06. ,•1• t e• a sam alallet Cross a hot artist with a hot movie theme and get...

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411:Al fka • AOR Promo Reps Checklist

It's been nearly a year since we updated our HANDSHAKE Joel New man list of national album promotion representatives RADIO RECORDS 8304 Beverly Blvd. John Schoenberger for the major labels. In that time, some of those Los Angeles, CA 90048 540 N. Andrews Ave. labels have disappeared, others have merged, and (213) 655-8635 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 many have changed the people in the top promo- INNER CITY (305) 462-7407 Mark Brown tional positions. RCA (inc. MILLENNIU M) c/o MMO Music Gp., Inc BIU McGathy Here, then, is a new list to clip and save of those 423 W. 55th St., 7th floor 1133 Avenue of the Americas people to contact when you need record service or New York, NY 10019 New York, NY 10036 (212) 245-4861 special consideration for promotions, or just to (212) 930-4095 answer your questions about the record side of the IRS industry. Michael Plea REGENCY 595 Madison Ave., 32nd floor Ron Farber New York, NY 10022 1116 N. Cory Ave. A&M CHRYSALIS (inc. TA1COMA) (212) 826-0477 Los Angeles, CA 90069 Marko Babineau Mike Abramson JEM (213) 278-5131 1416 N. La Brea 115 E. 57th St. 14th Floor John Costa Los Angeles, CA 90028 New York, NY 10022 3619 Kennedy Rd. ROBOX (213) 469-2411 (212) 935-8750 S. Plainfield, NJ 07080 Mark Cooper J.B. Brenner (201) 753-6100 7215 Perimeter Pk Suite 21 595 Madison Ave. COLUMBIA Atlanta, GA 30341 New York, NY 10022 Paul Rappaport LIFESONG (404) 451-5997 (212) 826-0477 51 W. 52nd St. Bruce Shindler New York, NY 10019 488 Madison Ave. ROUNDER ALFA (212) 975-8616 New York, NY 10022 Mary Weber Kevin Keogh (212) 752-3033 186 Willow Ave. 1015 N. Fairfax CREAM Somerville, MA 02144 MCA (inc. BACKSTREET, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Jack Bratel (617) 354-0700 LAX, ROCKET) (213) 654-1100 8025 Melrose Ave. Don Wasley Los Angeles, CA 90046 SWAN SONG 100 University City Pl. ALLIGATOR (213) 655-0944 Lauren SlcHlano Otis Taylor University City, CA 91608 444 Madison Ave (213) 508-4018 P.O. Box 60234 DREAMLAND New York, NY 10022 Chicago, IL 60660 Burt King (212) 838-3320 MIRAGE (312) 973-7736 8919 Sunset Blvd. Bob Greenberg Los Angeles, CA 90069 STIFF 9729 Sunset Blvd. Suite 707 ARISTA (inc. NOVUS, (213) 657-8585 Roy Rosenberg GRP, BUDDAH, SAVOY) Los Angeles, CA 90069 157 W. 57th St. (213) 278-6350 Mike Bone ELEKTRA/ASYLUM New York, NY 10019 6 W. 57th St. Marty Schwartz (212) 765-3977 MODERN New York, NY 10019 962 N. La Cienega Blvd. Chris Nicks (212) 489-7835 Los Angeles, CA 90069 THIRD COAST 10 E. 49th St., 3rd floor (213) 852-7211 Rich Piombino New York, NY 10017 ASSOCIATED (inc. BANG, 1911 Ridge Ave. (212) 355-3905 BLUE SKY, CARIBOU, JET, EMI AMERICA/LIBERTY Evanston, IL 60201 KIRSHNER, NEMPEROR, Ken Benson (312) 869-6290 PAVILLION, VIRGIN, etc.) MOTOWN 6920 Sunset Blvd. Don Wright Gordon Anderson TWENTIETH CENTURY- Los Angeles, CA 90069 6255 Sunset Blvd. 51 W. 52nd St. FOX (213) 461-9141 Los Angeles, CA 90028 New York, NY 10019 Dave Parks Chris Hensley (213) 468-3454 (212) 975-6700 1670 N.W. Freeway Access 8544 Sunset Blvd. Rd. Los Angeles, CA 90069 OVATION ATCO (inc. ROLLING Atlanta, GA 30329 (213) 657-8210 STONES, SWAN SONG) 1249 Waukegan Rd. (404) 321-5441 Glenview, IL 60025 Sean Coakley, Reen Nalli VANGUARD (312) 323-4398 75 Rockefeller Plaza EPIC/PORTRAIT/ Duane Martuge New York, NY 10019 ASSOCIATED PHILO 71 W. 23rd St. (212) 484-6400 Bob Feineigle (212) 975-5283 Carolyn Brewer New York, NY 10010 Harvey Leeds (212) 975-8661 The Barn (212) 255-7732 ATLANTIC 51 W. 51st St. N. Ferrisburg, VT 05473 Tunc Erim (212) 484-8176 New York, NY 10019 (802) 425-2111 WARNER BROS. (inc. Judy Libow (212) 484-6062 BEARSVILLE, ISLAND, Alan Wolmark (212) 484-6017 FANTASY (inc. GALAXY, PLANET SIRE, etc.) 75 Rockefeller Pl. MILESTONE, PRESTIGE) Carol Peters George Gerrity, Mary New York, NY 10019 Quincy McCoy 9130 Sunset Blvd., 3rd floor Perkins, Bonnie Sim mons 10th & Parker Sts. Los Angeles, CA 90069 3300 Warner Blvd. BACKSTREET Berkeley, CA 94710 (213) 275-4710 Burbank, CA 91510 Jon Scott (415) 549-2500 (213) 841-2400 100 Universal Plaza Bldg. 473 POLISH FLYING FISH 250 W. 57th St. University City, CA 91608 Jon Fox (213) 508-3378 New York, NY 10019 WARNER BROS. 1304 W. Schubert (212) 974-0906 (Jazz and ECM) Chicago, IL 60614 Ricky Schultz BOARDWALK POLYGRAM (inc. (312) 528-5455 3300 Warner Blvd Scott Kranzberg CASABLANCA, MERCURY Burbank, CA 91510 9884 Santa Monica Blvd. POLYDOR, RADAR, 415 (213) 846-9090 Beverly Hills, CA 90212 RIVA, RSO) Howie Klein (213) 550-6363 Jerry Jaffe, George P.O. Box 14563 Meier, Jim Sotet San Francisco, CA 94114 WATERHOUSE CAPITOL (inc. HARVEST) 810 7th Ave., 34th floor (415) 552-1379 Kevin St. John Ray Tusken New York, NY 10019 100 W. 7th St., Suite 415 1750 N. Vine St. (212) 399-7075 GEFFEN Minneapolis, MN 55403 Hollywood, CA 90028 Jim Delbaizo Johnny Barbie (612) 332-6575 (213) 462-6252 1930 Century Park West, 9126 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90069 2nd floor (213) 278-9010 Los Angeles, CA 90067 (213) 277-1374 RICKIE LEE JONES PIRATES Her new album.

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Russ Titelman & Lenny Waronker

On Warner Bros. Records & Tapes

tOKN REA/Friday, July 31, 1981

Peg', felf oe C O L O R E V O L U T I O N

Lots of changes this week: KX X Y /Oklahoma K-I05 KOLLECTION: K105 (W WK K)/1*-1. N10141 H ST City PD Andy Lockridge has crossed the street to Knox tracked 105 albums during a recent KATT as Operations Director. Jeff Freund has weekend special, then awarded the entire collec- vacated KATT's PD post but retains his air- tion to a winning listener. shift... Les Sarnoff has exited as MD at YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD TO ROCK AND IA, KINK/Portland...Jim Pemberton has joined ROLL: That's what WAQX/Syracuse was out to kil O M M WFBQ/Indianapolis as MD from WILS-F M; prove to its upper-demo listeners when it held a ii@Alqi CAI John O'Leary is his MD successor at WILS- series of club nights for listeners over 25. They FM... Jane Logan and John Duncan are the new were admitted free for an evening of live music, BIGGER M A N LIFE BUZZARD: You've seen radio co-MD's of KSAS/Kansas City, replacing Dale and prizes that included weekend vacations, din- station busboards and billboards. Well, August, who will be exiting in Septem- ners and albums. Music was supplied by albums ber. . . WLRS/Louisville MD John Simon has exit- W M MS/Cleveland thinks B I G. It recently had its from upper demo AOR favorites like Bob Seger sum mer T shirt design painted on the side of a ed ...WAQX/Syracuse PD Ed Levine has formed and Steely Dan. building lacing Cleveland State University, Ed Levine Broadcast Consultants Inc.; his first STYX MIX FOR TIX, TUX: Huh? This client station is WZIR/Buffalo, effective im- cleverly-titled promotion was held by WSYR/Sy- U P D A T E mediately. He'll remain PD at WAQX Else- racuse, in conjunction with a Styx local concert where on the consultant front, Jeff Pollack has date. The station asked listeners to correctly Tulsa AOR listeners must have been a bit signed both KATT/Oklahoma City and identify the four songs in a "Styx mix" of riffs to confused when they heard all the K MOD jocks on WXEZ/Toledo as client stations. .. Marc Coppola win tickets to the band's show along with albums competing KWEN recently. The jocks were in- has exited as MD of WBAB/Long Island to join and Styx logo customized tuxedo jackets. vited to do KWEN's final day of airshifts before WPLJ/New York for lOpm-2am ... Allan Elvin CRAZY TRAIN: Q107/Toronto, in conjunc- the station switched to Country, and to remind has exited as News Director of KZAP/Sacramen- tion with Jet, E/P/A, and the Ozzy Osbourne listeners that AOR continued on KMOD-AM & to...Jack Quigley has joined WYSP/Philadel- album, asked listeners to call with their imita- FM...The eagle-eyed may be able to spot phia from WEZX/Scranton as Promotion Direc- tion of Ozzy's screamed intro to "Crazy Train." W M MR/Philadelphia air personality Michael tor . WERI/Westerly's new morning man is Winners got tickets and transportation to Ozzy's Tearson in Brian DePalma's new film, "Blow Brian Sullivan ... WNOR/Norfoik has hired back nearby concert date, along with albums and Out," in which he has a small role ...KROY- Phil Beckman for mornings, as Mike Arlo has T-shirts. FM/Sacramento morning man Tony moved into middays ...Greg Fitzgerald has join- MORE STYX TIX: Here's another promo- Cox sat in an enormous vat of popcorn ed KTCL/Ft. Collins from KAZY/Denver for tion held in conjunction with A&M's Styx. The dressed as a slab of butter this past weekend, nights... Mando Camino has been upped to full- group's Rockford concert date sold out, so V95 broadcasting live while he took pledges for time middays for KNCN/Corpus Christi...Scott arranged to send a winning listener in a card en- MD... WCOZ/Boston's sixth AOR anniversary is Watson has exited WIBA/Madison for indepen- try promotion to see the band in the city of his dent production work. His replacement for nights coming up, and to celebrate, Greg Kihn will be choice from the rest of the group's tour. Included playing at an exclusive listener' party for 500. The is Jack Mitchell from WWQM/Madison. Also new was transportation, meals, tickets and accom- station's also working on a concert guide, a la to WIBA is Debra Glick, for overnights...Carol modations. Ann Pretzel has joined WYDD/Pittsburgh for KMET/Los Angeles's, which displays seating ICEHOUSE & ICE CREAM: WTAO/Mur- charts for all Boston area concert ven- weekends, and Sharon Halls has joined WYDD physboro has pacted with Chrysalis and the ues...KEZO/O maha, in conjunction with as Promotion Director...Brad Curtis has exited Icehouse album to award Icehouse albums and Sunkist, has been holding a weekly suntarunng his airshift at WILS-F M/Lansing...Bill St. ice cream cones to listeners who correctly answer contest whose winner will receive a Datsun James has been upped to Production Director of ice-related trivia questions ("how many cubes in pickup truck. The station also recently held a KINK/Portland. a standard ice tray?", etc.). championship frisbee contest for Moodys' Long Distance dogs... WRIF/Detroit just held its annual boat cruise, wherein 1200 write-in requests were pick- Voyage A Success: ed to sail with the station while dining, drinking Threshold/Polygram's Moody Blues return- and dancing . . . 1000 attended WILS-FM/Lan- ed after a three year absence with a new album sing's free outdoor concert featuring a local band, and concert tour, greeting AOR reps at after- held as a warm-up to that night's Alice Cooper/ show parties throughout the country. Joe Perry show. Perry dropped in to trade licks with the local band during its act, much to the sur- prised delight of everyone present . .. Listeners who order WPLJ/New York T-shirts also receive a full-color poster of air personality Carol Miller . . . Congrats to WBWB/Bloomington, celebrating its third AOR anniversary.

COMING NEXT WEEK: WPLJ/New York 1 posted its best ARB 12+ figure ever in the recent Spring ratings results. Next week we'Irtalk with Pictured II-0 are Polygram's Leslie Rogers, PD Larry Berger about the station philosophies KIE W/Dallas M D Jane! Dolan, group's Justin that have made WPLJ America's most listened- Hayward, KZE W air personality Charlie Jones, PORTLA ND PE77T1ONS REO: WYNZ/Portland, ME Polygram's George Meier. wants to help bring Epic's REO Speedwagon to to AOR station (in cume figures). We'll also ask town. To encourage the band, the station held a Promotion Director Kim Reis how a station in a petition drive, amassing over 35C10 signatures in less city the size of New York successfully puts its than three weeks. Pictured 114 with the results are image on the streets. M D G. V. Rapp, PD Denny Shows to,; arid Sales Manager Sam Stowell CON CERTS 6 C ONVERSATI ONS RATINGS HITS: This looks like one of AOR's best books ever, with lots of stations reporting great ARB Spring results. Some PRESENTATIONS: WAAF/Worcester presented highlights: The Buzzards were flyin' in Rods for $1 07 Pictured (I-r) are Polygram's Jeff Laufer, K MET/Los CONVERSATIONS: REO Speedwagon, Billy Squi- Angeles's Hugh Surratt group's Justin Heyward. Cleveland (WMMS: 10.5) ...KOME/San Jose posted a market-dominant 7.6... KLOL/Houston er on WDIZ/Orlando Van Haien on WMMR/Phlia- climbed to 6.2...Frank Cody's parting PD shot delphla Ozzy Osbourne, Styx on CITI-FM/Winnl- at KBPI was a killer, at a 9.9...DC 101/Washing- peg. Silver Condor on KICT/Wichita Gary ton showed major gains with a 6.0 (hello Denise Wright on KEZY/Anaheim Jefferson Starship on Oliver! ) ...Fantastic news from WXLP/Daven- KILO/Colorado Springs, KAZY/Denver Spyro port (10.8) ...WBAB/Long Island's 3.3 beat all Gyra, Charlie Daniels on WPDH/Poughkeep- L.I. and N.Y. AOR stations' L.I. showings...In sie Holly Stanton, Blackfoot, States on WKIL/WIn- the consultant battle, round one of Pollack's ston-Salem Split Enz, Tubes, Foreigner, Murray WCMF vs. Sebastian's WMJQ in Rochester end- McLauchlan on 0107/Toronto Charlie Daniels, ed in a Pollack decision, 7.2 to 6.7.. Sebastian Rick Derringer on WEZXIScranton Tubes on .3* held his lead at WCOZ/Boston (11.1) ...Super- WIOT/Toledo Dregs, Pat Metheny, Go-Go's on Pictured (l-r, bottom row) are group's Patrick stars did great in Seattle (KISW's 8.6), Buffalo KTIM/San Ralael...Charlle Daniels, Foghat on Moritz, Polygram President David Braun, group's (7.6 at WGRQ), Pittsburgh (WDVE's 7.9), a WBLM/Lewiston-Portland Eric Burdnn on Graeme Edge and John Lodge, Jerry Weintraub of mouth-watering 15.9 at WLVQ/Columbus, and a KNAC/Long Beach...Judas Priest on WSYR/Syra- Management III, group's Ray Thomas and Justify market-dominant 10.7 at WKLS/Atlanta, among cuse Billy Squler, Jefferson Starship on Heyward; (l-r, top row) Polygram's Jerry Jaffe, Bill KDKB/Phoenix ...Johnny Van Zant on KLAO/EI Pa- Cats/do, and Randy Roberts, WBAB/Long Island PD others. so...Rockets on WLLZIDetrolt...ErIc Burdon, Bob Buchmann, WBAB M D Marc Coppola, Looks like extended measurement could be a WRN W/Briercliff Manor PD Ron Rizzi, Polygram's real plus for AOR's. And this is just the beginn- Robert Klein on KLOS/Los Angels* Steve Greenburg and Joe Grossman ing, folks! Good luck to those awaiting numbers. ACM (STEVIE NICKS with TONI PETTY and THE HEARTBREAKERS) PRODIA :ED BY JIMMY !OVINE AND TOM PETTY. MR 7 I it,

FROM THE ALBUM "BELLA DONNA."\IR PROPLCED BY JININIY !OVINE. ON MODERN RECORDS AND TAPES. Pnilei 47 RE/Ft/Friday, July 31. 1981 NATIONALTAIRPLAY/ 40 Chart Akan. Sum mary

Albu m cuts ere listed In ord er I I 185 REPORTERS It was an unusually July 31, 1981 of airplay prefere nce. 7110 7177 7•21 steady week for AOR's 6 8 1 1 FOREIGNER top-played artists, with 4 (Atlantic) "Urgent" "Hero" "Night" "Girl" 1 1 2 2 MOODY BLUES numbers 1-4 remaining the Long Distance... (Threshold/PG) "Voice" "Dream" "Meanwhile" tome. BOC inched up - 16 3 3 PAT BENATAR Precious Time (Chrysalis) "Fire" Tide "Just" "Dark" BLACKFOOT Jumped in 2 2 4 4 TOM PETTY b HEARTBREAKERS. . Hard Promises (Backstreet/MCA) 'Woman" 'Waiting" "Watchman" hots JOURNEY fell one 9 5 6 5 BLUE OYSTER CULT notch to adjust for the sta Fire Of Unknown Origin (Columbia) "Burnin' " "Joan" "Sole" Bons adding the albu m; 4 4 5 8 BILLY SQUIER Don't Say No (Capitol) "Stroke" "Dark" "Lonely" Tide watch for a big jump next 17 7 10 7 BLACKFOOT week as adds convert to Marauder (Atco) "Search/n' " "Fly" "Good" - 7 8 JOURNEY upper airplay rotations Escape (Columbia) "Crying" "Stone" "Don't" Tide TUBES and KIHN reeurg- 8 9 11 9 TUBES The C. B. Principle (Capitol) "Talk" "Don't" "Amnesia" "Tools" ed. NICKS debuted with 12 11 12 10 GREG KINN BAND Rockihnroll (Beserkley) early LP adds plus 98 sin "Breakup" "Womankind" gles mentions. SQUEEZE 5 6 8 11 VAN HALEN Fair Warning (WB) "Mean" 'To" "Unchained" "Push" climbed in hots. F O O H AT 3 3 9 12 JOE WALSH There Goes The.. (Asylum) "Life" "Rivers" "Things" held rock steady as 13 W RI G H T inched up STEVIE NICKS Bella Donna (Modern/Atco) "Stop" "Edge" Tide "How" 16 18 16 14 SQUEEZE M E T A L debuted with East Side Story (AErM) 'Tempted" great adds plus mentions 30 19 15 15 FOGHAT Girls To Chat.. (Bearsville/WB) "Live" "Wide" "Close" "Driver" of the FELDER 46 15 14 17 18 GARY WRIGHT B R O W N held his own as The Right Place (WB) "Really" "Rose" "Heartbeat" ICEH OUSE climbed 17 HEAVY METAL "Lamp- Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) . Tide ("Ridei "Bee" S T A NL E Y Jumped in all 13 15 18 18 DANNY JOE BRO WN Danny Joe Brown Band (Epic) "Edge" "Sundence" "Run" rotations. ZZ debuted 27 23 21 19 ICEHOUSE strongly with great add Icehouse (Chrysalis) Title "Get" "Walls" "Sister" - — 30 20 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND response and some early . North Coast (EMI America) "Heartland" "Hearts" conversions. MICK main 21 ZZ TOP El Loco (WB) "Tube" "Party" "Pearl" "Hard" tamed as PERRY rebound 11 12 19 22 PHIL COLLINS ed. BL A N K jumped in up- Face Value (Atlantic) "Mr- "Lines" per rotations. POCO 7 10 13 23 PETER FRA MPTON Breaking All The Rules (A& M) 77tfe "Rise" Kill Me" bounced back, showing 10 13 20 24 SANTANA Zebopl (Columbia) "Search/n" -Winning" "Sensitive" special strength in 40 27 25 25 MICK FLEETWOOD The Visitor (RCA) "Rattlesnake" "Fade" mediums. DIESEL made 34 26 28 26 JOE PERRY PROJECT strong airplay gains in all I've Got The R 'N' R... (Columbia) . . "East" "Listen" 'rotations. ELO's single 14 21 22 27 OZZY OSBOURNE Blizzard Of Ozz (Jet) "Come' "Know" "Crowley" debuted with 68 men- 37 29 27 28 AS A Woman's Got The Power (Arista) 77tle tions. CRUISE debuted as REO maintained. 33 36 35 29 POINT BLANK American Excess (MCA) "Nicole" A LL M A N S debuted with 18 22 24 30 JEFFERSON STARSHIP Modern Times (RCA/Grunt) "Stranger" "Find" Tide 75 singles mentions. The 25 24 29 31 JIM STEIN MAN Bad For Good (Epic/Cleveland Intl) "R&R" "Stark" Significant Action albums - 38 — n POCO came closest to charting Blue Et Gray (MCA) 'Widowmaker" "Writing" this week. - 40 40 33 DIESEL New Watts In A Tank (Regency) "Sausalito" 34 ELO Entry Hold On Tight (Jet) 45 38 39 33 35 IRON MAIDEN The AOR National Alrplay/40 chart Killers (Harvest! "Wrathchild" represents add mediu m and hot 20 20 23 36 MARTY BAUN Balin (EMI America) rotation activity in all musical con "Hearts" "Lydia!" "Spotlight" figurations Artiste chart numbers 37 PABLO CRUISE era displayed over • four weak Reflector (AEtM) "Cool" "Time" "Jenny" "Inside" 35 — 38 38 REO SPEED WAGON period The artiste in Italics register Hi Infidelity (Epic) "Don't" "Keep" 'Take" ad the most rapid gains In airplay 39 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND or in rotedonel conversions for the . Straight From The Heart (Arista). 45 week Albu m cute ere Meted In or 32 28 32 40 KIM CARNES Et HATE BOYS Mistaken Identity (EMI America) "Draw" "Hit" "Bette" "Break" der of popularity cuts In bold Italic type are also current singlets

MOST m ADDED. MEDIUM THE HOTTEST 1 ZZ TOP I 7121 7/17 7/10 7/31 7/21 7/17 7/10 12vr m a. 1 FOO HAT 10401 M iff Siff SSA El Loco M B) Ml 1 FOREIG NER G!rle... IBIS nwilla/WB) A I Al A M A40 'Tube Snake' t4.2 HO 4 (Atlantic) "LNG No w -Play Later" His 414 N-13 KO 2 HEAVY MET AL 121/71 7&13 if if 0,0 "Urgent" 2 ICEH OUSE 13/72 H A W 8447 M I various Arleta IF IA./ tai 2 M O ODY BLUES Icehouse (Chrysalis) A-6 A4 AA 416 Title "(Ride f Long .. (Threshold/PG) TRH I+ ill 1413 1441 1441 3 JOUR NEY 4 0/0 CVO MI - The Voice" 3 BLACKFO OT 13147 13497 1810.1 11802 SST Escape (Colu mbia) Mi 044 3 PAT BENATAR Marauder lAtcol AO A-3 A-10 A V W AG Crying No w" H E HI Precious Timis (Chrysalis) "Searcher, K W W M W M 4 RICKIE LEE JO NES I7 Il/? WO MI 140 'Firm Et Ice" 4 DAN NY JOE BRO W N 11121P1 182/71 108/71 M i n Pirates (WB( Ml IN'S 4 TO M PETTY_ Danny Joe Bro wn (Epic) A-0 Al A 3 /44 ritl• HO HO Herd .. (BacketheatIMC A) "Edge Of Sundown ' H Z K2/ 1431 H Z 6 STEVIE NICKS 31135 jll . 1. ON WO 'Wo men in Lowe" 5 TUBES 1141111 12403 120,01 1114041 Balls Donna (ModerN Atco) 6 BILLY SQ UIER The C B Principle (CA W°. 441 A4 Al 42 "Stop OroggIn' M y Heart' Don't Say No (Capitol) 'Talk To Vi Later' K W 1141 WOO 1443 ▪ DEF LJEPP ARD SESS sq AO IMP AO 'The Stroke" • BLUE OYSTER CULT 3.2$7 M A N l a = 111 08 High 'N'.. (PolydorIPO) II BLUE OYSTER CULT Fire Of (Colu mbia) A4 A-7 A44 "Let It Go" Flre Of (Colu mbia) "Burner,' For You 14411 K M 1447 1441 6 BAD CAFE sq BO PAP AO "Burner(' For You" • GARY WRIG HT 1111,07 11118/711 117/78 10247 Sad Cafe (Swan Song) sso 7 JOE W ALSH The Right Place (WS) A-0 A4 A4 "Le DiGa" HO There Gorse (Asylu m) •'R ealty Warms Kno w" 1144 Hai 1437 W M III MIC HAEL STANLEY.- ISEDl M N 80 AO SA "A Life Of Illusion" Mee III AS 87.611 M er m w North Coast (EMI Anodes) SIM 142 • BLACKFO OT 181118 M A N 11•00 IS A Wo man's Got 'Arista) 44 A4 Al A4 "Heartland" jHIJ HO Ite Marauder (Atco) 114 10 77de 147 1413 K11 NO • JON 6 VANGE US N il 18/18 0/11 MO OM 'SearchIn' • MIC HAEL ST ANLEY... SOIl M G m sq M47 MO1 U.S 647 Friends Of .. (PolydorfPGI MO 5 VAN HALEN lta r,„ North Coast (EMI A A SO M at 12810 117N1 1211/111 "independence" HO Fair Warning (WB( As -AO A4 "Heartland" N-17 14-0 • RA M O NES "MOOn Street" 18/12 lik• sq 101 111 JOE PERRY PROJECT M42 04311 71Iff W M 3511 8077 8181 Pleasant Drea ms (Sire) PAO 10 GREG KINN BAN D I've Got The (Colu mbia) A4 A 3 Alf All A M N M wit 111010 'We Want The Airwaves' 11-3 Rockihnroll (Bnerkley) AS A 1 44 "East Coast" H12 1412 H IS 144 114 11 BALA NCE "Breakup Song" n m ISIS m 64-311 6141 16411 11 MICK FLE FINVO OD 111112 35 11 3544 M I? Wit Balance (Portrait M-34 Ml MI WO 11 TUBES The Visitor (RC A) A-11 A 7 All A-67 A44 12407 12808 M I R LI M "A mencan Dream" 144 HI The CO Principle (Capitol "Rattlesnekio'• N-17 1414 14-16 141 N4 AO A 2 /42 12 MICK FLEET W OOD 70/7 70/18 * M U K I M 'Talk To Ye Lister' 6141 M M M44 12 SQUEEZE M M M A N M W M W 71 rn . The Visitor (RC A) W46 W M W11 1144 12 SQ UE121 East:side Story (AB M) A-3 A4 All SS/37 "Rattlesnake K M HIS HI 14-0 EaatsIde Story (AB M) 'Tempted H O 14311 1437 H27 Has 43 At A4 12 R OCKETS 4/1628 M at 810 sq 'Tempted" 110411 M411 13 PETER FRA MPTON 1.$3 I MO 12208 71248 M A N Back Talk (Elektred W M WO 13 G ARY WRIG HT Ti. Breaking All The (AB M) 44 A4 A-0 AO M WS. 11707 l ain S. bailed 141 KO 7., The Right Place (WI) 1/ti. 1434 Al AO Al All 14 RO DS HIS N W 14410 1447 ° "Rosily Wanner Kno w" 211 20/12 17/17 118 1470 Tt M47 1MM 13 IRO N M AIDEN 51133 W M 55 11 47/I7 44E7 Rode (Arista) 1411 M4 M4 13 PHIL COLU NS Killers Illandest2 A-2 100/77 SE 11718 Power toyer • 44 44 4413 142 142 WO Face Valve (Atlantic) A4 AO Al thc hi id' NO 147 144 NO 144 15 DIESEL M I M IS M P M S "In The Al, Tonight" 15 POC O M i n ISS2 M U dif 8/8 MV ma ass 1MM Wane in A Tank (Regency) M M M s ifs N-il MIS 16 SA NTA NA Blue ft Gray (MC A) AO A M A S A47 4.3 82021 11118/71 M A N I MAM 'Souse/Ho 1416 1414 HIS 14-14 1416 bebop! (Colu mbia) A4 A4 A4 'Widow maker 1417 16 CAFIOLY NE M AS 14-13 W M 141 144 "S eat-t hin' " BO SO MI Ai 6143 1438 61412 IMOS Modern (Mercury/POI Various Cuts

The Added reports of charting artists are d plased ioer a II, e week The Medium reports ol charting artists are displayed titer a et* The Hottest reports ol charting artists are displayed titer e fit e-week penod They are listed in order of total reports within the speci ii roietion penod They are listed in order if total reports within the specilic rotation for the week Two numbers follow each albu m ilk' The first represents penrid '('hey are listed in order if total reports within the specific rotation for the week Two numbers follow each albu m title The first repres..nts for the week Two numbers follow each total number of our reporting stab, its playing the all this week The sec album title The first represents ond is the number of those stations that added it this week Below these total number of our reporting stations playing the albu m this week The %et total number of 'sir repining stations playing the album this week The sec Ond is the number of those stations that reported it in mediu m rotation this on() is the num ber of thaose stations that reported it in hot nsaiiiin this week numbers are breakdowns of the album s reports in other naelions for the week Below these num bers are breakdowns of the albums reports in other Below these numbers are breakdown., of the album s reports in other week The album's preferred airplak, cut is listed rotations for the week The albums preferred airplay rut is listed rotations for the week The alhum s preferred airplay rut is listed RADIO HAS GOTTEN INTO THE SWING OF THINGS JOE JACKSON'S JUNIVJIVE

ft takes something very special to make radio jump these days and the response to JumpinVive has been phenomenal. Look at those jumps:

WLIR ADD-1 NEW ADDS WBCN KLRB WKWF WRNW ADD-1 WBAB WBRU WXRT KKKX KNAC ADD-1 WAER WCCC WDEK KKCA WOBK 35-1 WECM WNEW WXTO KZEL KFML ADD-4 WNCS WPDH WNOP KBCO WXRT ADD-18 WTA0 KFML KBLE KTIM 32-9 WODR KSPN KXFM KMTN ADD-7 KILO KMTN KRKN WERI ADD-8 KKSN KWFM WRA3 WHFS ADD-17 KTCL KTIM WUOG KFMH ADD-12 PLUS: ALBUM NETWORK • BEST NEW MUSIC • 7:13/81

Produced by Joe Jackson.

FORWARD INTO THE FORTIES WITH JUMPINAIVE a 1981 ARM RECORDS.INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Page 44 ROR/FrIdey, July 31. 1181 Significant Action JAZZ ON mu

RICKIE LEE JONES Pirates MB) 1 P. METHENY/L MAYS As Falls Wichita... (EC M) Title 'Woody ft Dutch' Total: 57 A48, m 1, H-0. "Ozark" Title ROCKETS Back Talk (E lektra) 2 MILES DAVIS.... The Man With The Horn (Columbia) "Satisfied" "Shanghaid" Total: 41 A-11, M-35, 41-3. "Shout" "Fat" BALANCE Balance (Portrait) 3 YELLO WJACKETS Yellowjeckets (WB) 'American" "Breaking" Total- 47. A-14, M-27, 146. "Idol" "Hour" SILVER CONDOR Silver Condor (Columbia) 4 LEE RITENOUR Bit (Elektre) "Survival"' "Heart" Total: 44. A-0, M-37, H-7 "Is It You?" GEORGE HARRISON. ..Somewhere In. .(Dark Horse/VVB) 6 BRIAN AUGER Search Party (Headfirst) "Teardrops" "Years" Total- 41 A-0, M-30, H-13. "See" -Voyager" "Gone" JOE VITALE Plantation Harbor (Asylum) 6 DREGS Unsung Heroes (Arista) "Lady" "Jungle." rota- 42. A4, M24, 1414. "Cruise" "Park" JOHNNY VAN /ANT BAND ....Round Two (Polydor/PG) 7 SADAO WATANABE My Dear Lila (Inner City) "Right"" Music" Total: 41. A-0, 111-30, H-11. "World" Tide VOLU NTEER JAM VII Various Artists (Epic) II TO M SCOTT Apple Juice (Columbia) "Queen""Alabama" Total- 40. A-0, PA-SZ H4. Tide STYX Paradise Theater (A& M) 9 JOHN KLE M MER Hush (Elektre) "Nothing""Time" Totak 37. A-0, PA-17, 1420, Title "Magic" "Hum mingbird" "Free" JIM MESSINA Messina IWB) 10 KITTYHA WK Race For The Oasis (EMI America) "Stay" "Sweet" Totak 35. A-0, 141-20, H-15. Title "Kilimanjaro"

Significant Action listings showcase product in all musical configurations that has received significant airplay but which h.. not garnered sufficient The•e albums rec•Ived significant iiiirplay reports this week but did not chart reports to chart on the National Airplay140 listing These records are listed in on the Album Airplay/40 listing This chart reprawa nto activity bas ed on • corn order of airplay They may be either •1111 on the rigs or former National Air bination of add medium and hot reports as well as special lass program ming play/40 chart acts The albu nYa p urloi n ed airplay cuts are listed REGIONAL KaiR ACTIVITY

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formats and turn it into a third. Two excellent ex- amples of this are the Doubleday/John Sebastian-type Top 40 stations where they have combined Top 40 and Pop Goes The Country MOR into one format, or Schulke 2 which basically combines Beautiful Music and soft rock into a new for- mat. What we're doing at WBCS is combining the cur- During the past year, more country ar- 25-54 who would like to hear an Alabama, Johnny Lee rent Country playlist with a few crossover records and tists than ever before have begun appearing or even a Jim Ed Brown/Helen Cornelius record. Those same people also might enjoy hearing Joey soft rock. I guess the best thing to call us is Adult Con- on A/C and CHR playlists across the coun- temporary Country. try. So many, in fact, that some pop stations Scarbury or the Carpenters. You can't be all things to all people, but we try to have as broad a base as possi- "We play everything from the Amazing Rhythm are sounding more Country than their Country counter- ble so as many people as possible can relate to the Aces to Ernest Tubb but only selected things that we parts! Besides the already pop-oriented Kenny Rogers have callout-researched. We try to stay away from a radio station. We don't play any Hank Williams Sr. or and Dolly Parton, an increasing series of country- category that we call lwangers. We wouldn't play Kit- based artists have bridged the enviable crossover gap, Ernest Tubb records, but we're not playing any Pink Floyd either!" ty Wells or that kind of sound. We're trying to achieve a as evidenced by the current pop popularity of the Oak wide, mass appeal-type sound. Some examples of ar- Ridge Boys, Alabama, Terri Gibbs, Juice Newton and Pointer Sisters Score Points At WBG W tists that test out well are Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, a host of others. This trend was certainly foreseeable One of the first things that caught our eye on the Johnny Rivers, all the old rockabilly stuff. During the when you consider the increased acceptance of country WBGW playlist was the inclusion of the Pointer Sisters rating period we played Jim Photoglo, the Marshall music combined with the current "back to the basics" pop single "Slow Hand." Rich Kimball justifies his Tucker Band and Pure Prairie League, all of which mood of the country in general. selection by noting, "I can always relate to the fact tested out quite well. In recent months, however, we've started noticing "We don't have a formatted percentage but I another trend among a few of our Country reporters would say approximately 40% is crossover material who've opened up their playlists to include a sampling "We're not trying with 50% oldies. Some of the artists you might hear on of the available pop product. While not widespread as to turn off our our station include Glen Campbell, Skeeter Davis, Con- yet, this drift away from the one-format stations of nie Francis, Bobbie Gentry, Merle Haggard, Sonny yore certainly warrants some attention. Are we loyal listen- James, George Jones, Jim Reeves, Marty Robbins, witnessing a new trend toward a more multi- ers... we're just Gordon Lightfoot, Tanya Tucker, all those kinds of formatted, mass appeal-type program ming records. philosophy? The three programmers we spoke to, trying to give "I think the marketplace is dictating the type of WMUS-AM&FM /Muskegon, MI Station Manager Tim them a little more music that is now crossing over. People are looking for Achterhoff, WBGW-FM/Bangor, ME Program Direc- variety." something different, something that is exclusively tor Rich Kimball, and WBCS-FM/Milwaukee PD Pat theirs that they can identify with, and they can identify Martin, all vary their Country playlists with a number — Rich Kimball \ with the records that are out right now. Our station is of pop-sounding selections, and the tactic has worked Ao6 Ana\ basically a combination of rockabilly, soft A/C, and the well in attracting the 25-54 demographic they're aim- that they've had a country hit before with 'Fairytale' ing at. Below, they outline the types of pop records that back in 1974. That song, even though it had the steel successfully cross over to Country and comment on guitars in it, didn't sound as country as the current one. "Country is going why this mass appeal programming has worked in 'Slow Hand' to me is just a nice honest song, the lyrics to go through an their markets. are good, and I think country music fans can relate to it. To me the thing that differentiates country music era of what I call W MUS . . . The Music Station from all the other formats is that the songs have a real- Tim Achterhoff explains the WMUS philosophy synthesis pro- ly good lyrical content. If you can get that in a song and gra m ming con- thusly: "In a market our size we really can't afford to it's one that the audience is going to be hearing on other be stereotyped as 'The Country Station.' We have to be radio stations, then I think it's something that can help cepts where you more than just that, so we've been crossover-oriented you out. We usually take a crossover song like that and for a long time trying to be a mass appeal radio station. take two formats put it right into the regular rotation so it doesn't stand We don't say 'Country' on the air...we're just 'WMUS, out as much. and turn it into a The Music Station.' Our whole sound reflects the Top 40 "The people we shoot for are a combination of the third."— Pat Martin traditional Country listeners and the people who may "You can't be all have just come to it in the last few years, although more pop-oriented country selections put together in we're not out to pick up people who were caught up in one show. What we're playing is a consensus of what's things to all peo- the 'Urban Cowboy' fad. We're not trying to turn off happening in the world." ple, but we try to our loyal listeners...we're just trying to give them a While these three programmers have philosophies have as broad a little more variety by incorporating an equal mix of that may differ radically from yours, they do reflect Ernest Tubb, Webb Pierce, Hank Williams Sr. and Pat- the cdnstant change and growth of radio. Will the for- base as possible so sy Cline with the newer stuff. Probably our two most mat of the future be a homogenized blend of several as many people as requested artists are Kenny Rogers and Patsy Cline. different forms of music or possibly some startling new "Some of the crossover records in our oldies possible can concept? It's anyone's guess. But one thing is certain. library include 'Please Come To Boston' by Dave Log- There will always be room for creative, innovative in- relate to the radio gins, which surprisingly didn't cross over to country, dividuals in radio, for without them the industry would station." and some of the Eagles songs that aren't really rock have long ago ceased to exist. such as 'Best Of My Love.' There are some groups who — Carolyn Parks — Tim Achterhoff just naturally seem to lend themselves to country; for example, Pure Prairie League, the Dirt Band, and Lin- sound of the 70's, from the jingles we use to the contests da Ronstadt. Some of the pop music you couldn't on the air (we probably give away more money than justify, such as Kim Carnes's 'Bette Davis Eyes.' Even anyone else in town) to the type of music we're playing. though she had a country hit with Kenny Rogers and "For instance, in 1970 we were playing the Poppy the song is a #1 pop record, I can't see any Country sta- Family, Rick Nelson, Eagles, Bob Dylan, Lobo, Jimmy tion playing it. Buffett, etc. Recent crossover artists have included the "I'm at a little bit of an advantage since I also pro- Carpenters and James Taylor. We keep a certain gram music for ow A/C station so I get an opportunity amount of consistency so that there's some crossover to hear all the songs and see how they're doing na- in every hour, although we wouldn't play over four tionally. But, overall, I think it's merely a question of such records in any given hour. At the top of the hour taking the time to look over the charts and listen to the we ID with a crossover gold, which is something that's music that you think would fit. As a whole, rock music mass appeal. has tended to soften up a bit and the A/C stations aren't "About 55% of our music is oldies, and a lot of that playing a lot of hard rock. I think Country radio is is crossover material also, such as Gene Pitney, headed in the direction of melding the two formats...it Orleans ( 'Dance With Me'), Christopher Cross, Com- may already be there." h • modores, and Starbuck ( 'Moonlight Feels Right'). It SO ME GUYS HAVE ALL THE FUN — The above photos sounds bizarre but most of these songs only come up WBCS Is Appealing To The Masses were sent in with the following copy, word-for-word: every couple of weeks. It's like seasoning. We know we Pat Martin comes from both a Country and A/C "Former PO/morning man Bob Barnes returned to WBRD in Saresota-Bmdento. Bob claims after • year of have to play a certain amount of 'classic country,' but, background and also believes the future of Country just locking at KVET in Austin land attending graduate again, we try to pick the ones that had the most radio lies in the combination of the two formats. "If we crossover appeal when they were out. school at the University of Texas), ha was ready Me th• look at what's happening in rock and Top 40, you'll see hard work and challenge of an Operations Manager's "I think what we're doing here could work in a lot that Country is going to go through an era of what I call slot " Barnes and a few friends are seen on the beach, of markets, because there are a lot of people between synthesis programming concepts where you take two obviously hard at work. Page 51 RfiRIFriday. July 31, 1961

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... rsiim miasolom mollosor ”oact TWO LAST ,IEKS WEEKS WEEK July 31, 1981 9 6 3 0 K E N N Y R O GE R SJI Don't Need You (EMI/Liberty)

2 2 1 2 J O H N N Y LEE/Prisoner Of Hope (Full Moon/Asylum) BREAKERS® 4 3 2 1 C R Y ST AL G A YLEJToo Many Lovers (Columbia) 0 Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given 13 8 6 0 M E RLE HAGGARD/Rainbow Stew (MCA) 15 10 7 0 C O N W A Y TINITTY ft L O RE TT A LY N N/I Still Believe In. (MCA) week 28 16 12 0 R O N NIE MILS A P/(There's) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) JANIE FRICKE 20 13 10 0 S T A TLE R BROTHERS/Don't Wait On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) I'll Need Someone To Hold Me... (Columbia) 14 12 8 8 V E R N G O S DINIDrea m Of Me (Ovation) O n 66 % of reporting stations. National Su m mary: U p 16, Sa me 13, D o wn 0, Deb uts 19, A dds 6 4 4 9 H A N K WI LLIA M S JR.IDIxle On My Mind (Elektra/Curb) 24. RftR C hart D ebut 42. A" M ost A dded" Record. 12 11 11 10 G E O R GE STRAIT/Unwound (MCA) LEON EVERETTE 34 32 21 0 D O N WILLIA M S/Miracles (MCA) Hurricane (RCA) 11 9 9 12 B ELL A M Y B R O T HE R S/They Could Put Me In Jail (WS/Curb) O n 65 % of reporting statio ns. Natio nal Su m mary: U p 17, Sa me 24, D o wn 0, D eb uts 18, A dds 27 18 18 0 W A YL O N Er JE SSI/VVild Side Of Life (RCA) 13. RftR C hart 49-43. 1 1 5 A L A B A M A/Feels So Right (RCA) REBA McENTIRE 29 22 20 61 1 J UICE N E WT O N/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) Today All Over Again (Mercury/PolyGram) 30 26 22 M- J O H N S C H NEIDE RJIt's Now Or Never (Scotti Bros.) O n 66 % of reporting stations. National Su m mary U p 36, Sa me 15, Do wn 0, Debuts 15, Adds 7. 25 21 19 0 E D D Y R A VE N/I Should've Called (Elektra) RftR C hart 48-44. 37 33 24 C) M I C KE Y GILLE Y/Y ou Don't Know Me (Epic) MEL TILLIS Er NANCY SINATRA 31 30 23 0 D A VID FRIZZELL ft S HELLY W E ST/A Texas State Of Mind (WS) Texas Cowboy Night (Elektra) 42 34 25 0 R O N NIE M c D O WELIJ OIder W o men (Epic) O n 62 % of reporting stations_ National Su m mary: Up 33, Sa me 13, Do wn 0, Debuts 16, A dds 7. 26 20 17 21 L A R R Y G A TLIN/ Wind Is Bound To Change (Columbia) RfrR C hart 60-46. 24 19 16 22 TE R RI GI B BS/Rich Man (MCA) Hottest*• 38 37 2702 3 KIE R A N K A NE/Y ou're The Best (Elektra) Most Added: 40 35 29 M4- C O N W A Y T WIT T Y/Tight-Fittin' Jeans (MCA)

R O N NIE MILS A P 22 17 15 21 JOE STANIPLEY/WhIskey Chasin' (Epic) E D DIE R A B BITT (There's) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 39 38 31 US G E NE W AT S O N/ Maybe I Should Have Been . (MCA) Step By Step (ElektralCurb) K E N N Y R O GE R S 49 42 36 CD A N NE M U R R A Y/ We Don't Have To Hold Out (Capitol) J A NIE FRIC KE I Don't Need You (EMI/Liberty) 41 39 33 0 J O H N D E N VE R/S o me Days Are Diamonds... (RCA)

I'll Need Someone To Hold Me... (Columbia) R O N NIE M c D O WELL 43 40 32 0 BILLY "C R A S H" C R A D D O C X/I Just Need You For Tonight (Capitol) T O M J O NE S Older Women (Epic) 43 41 0 T.G. SHEPPARDIParty Time (WB/Curb) What In The World's... (Mercury/PolyGram) M E RLE H A G G A R D 33 38 28 31 R E X A LLE N JR. Er M A R G O S MIT H/ While The Feeling's Good (WS) J O H N N Y R O D RIG UEZ Rainbow Stew (MCA) 7 7 14 32 T O M P ALL ft G L A SE R BR O S./Lovin' Her Was Easier.. (Elektra) Trying Not To Love You (Epic) J O H N N Y LEE 5 6 13 D A VE R O WL A N D Er SUGAR/Fool By Your Side (Elektra) G LE N C A M P BELL Prisoner Of Hope (Full Moon/Asylum) I Love My Truck (Mirage) D O N WI LIJ A M S - 4e 43 8 W ILLIE NELSON/Good Times (RCA) Miracles (MCA) - 45 42 0 R AZZY BAILEY/Midnight Hauler (RCA) - 47 40 0 D O TTIE WESTI(I'm Gonna) Put You Back On The... (EMI/Liberty)

48 48 M- T A N Y A TU C KE R/Should I D o It (MCA)

- 39 0 LACY J. DALTON/Tekin' In Easy (Columbia ) Entry - 44 0 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra/Curb ) - - 46 0 M EL M c D A NIELJRIght in The Palm Of Your Hand (Capitol ) MOST ACTIVE 32 31 30 J O H N CONLEE/Could You Love Me (One More Time ) (MCA) mmmel' Recent releases are listed in order of their activity The two numbers following the artist title label designation - .... g J A NIE FRIC KE/I'll Need Someone To Hold Me... (Columbia) (example 100 251 Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many - 49 6 LE O N EVE RE T TE/Hurric.ane (RCA) added it this week 1251 "Moves" are broken down for each record and indicate now many stations moved tee song Up on their charts held it the Same ion to on acid to on 51.51, etc 1. moved It Down on their charts or Added it thiS - 48 6 RE B A M cE N TIREIToday All Over Again (Mercury/PolyGram) week M indlusteL one of this week s most added new songs - - 50 0 M EL TILLIS Et N A N C Y SIN A T R A/Texas Cowboy Night (Elektra) 3 14 35 46 B A R B A R A M A N D RELL/I Was Country When Country. (MCA) E D BR U CE "Everything's A W altz" (M C A) 64/16 19 24 34 47 RICKY SKAGGS/Don't Get Above Your Raising (Epic) Nations! Sum mary - Up 20. Same 16, Down 0 Debuts 13 Adds 16 Including WNYR. KOKE•F M. WHOO. WHK. KFH. KLAC KCKC. WGNA FM 32 25, WSIX•F M 3823. W MNI 37 31. KEBC FM 41334. KEED 46-34 KMPS-A M-F M 2219. KCUR 36-31 Rbia 8 15 26 t8 JI M E D BR O W N Er HELE N C O R NELIU S/D on't Bother To... (RCA ) C hart D•but 49 ..millo• 401) ED BRUCE/Everything's A Waltz (MCA) B O B BY G OL D S B O R O "Love Ain't Never Hurt Nobody" (Curb/C BS) 63/10 - 1•1•410 0 B O B BY GOLDSBOROILoye Ain't Nave. Hurt Nobody (Curb/CBS) National Sum mery - Up 27, Sarno 9 Down 0, Debuts 17. Adds 10, KULL VVV M1, WYDE. WMACI, WIRE WKCCI-F M. KFECIL, VVTHI, KLZ. KSON ,A M•FM. WESC-A M•F M ci-37. KKYX 40.332, WCIYK-F M36-2s. WCXI 40-36. KUZZ 22-19, KGA 38-29 RbR Chart Debut This chart is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate

60 continued upward movement from the malorin of our reporters M M OE B A N D Y ft JOE ST A M PLE Y "H onky Tonic Q ueen" (Colu mbia) 611/18

National Sum mary - Up 5. Same 19. Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 18 including 1(50. WF M SF M. KLZ. WOK °, WV MI WYDE. WMC- A M, KWKH, KBUF 36-28. WXCL 41-36. WIXY d-2B. KRMD-A M-FM 50-37 5BILLY S W A N "I' m Into Lovin' Y ou" (Epic) 47/15 R A Y PRICE "It D on't Hurt M e Half As Bad" (Di mension) 56/8 Natio nal Sum mery Up 7 Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 9. Adds 15 Including WSLR, KFGO, WHBF. KYTE. KTO M, WSOC•F M National Sum mary Up 21. Same 17. Down 0. Debuts 11. Adds 6, WMAG. WKCCI-F M. KLAC, KSON A M-F M KIXZ. WHOO. WSIX FM, WOYK•F M. WF MS-F M 3631. KUZZ 44-38. W MZQ FM 0-38. WYDE 40-36. KENR d-36 KTTSA M-FM 34-29, KSSS 50-37, KMPS-A M-FM 27-18. KHEY 42-36. KIK KF M 36-21. WTI:IR-F M 37-30 D O U G KE R S H A W "Hello W o men" (Scotti Bros.) 42/9 W I LLIE N EL S O N "I' m G on na Sit Right Do wn..." (Colu mbia) 62111 National Sum mary - Up 9, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 8. Adds 9. KIXZ. WSOC-F M, WOKK. WBA M, WSIX-F M, WINK FM, WHBF National Sum mary Up 9 Same 18. Down 0, Debuts 14, Adds 11. W WVA. KOKE-FM. WGTO, KNOE WSAI. WAXX. WK MF W KCCIF M, WTHI. KIKK FM 37-28. WF M SF M d-33. KEBC-F M 22-16. KSSS 4238, KMPS-A M-F M 3025. WBCS-F M KMAK. KLAC KCKC. WBG W-FM 43.35. KENR 36-29, WDAF d-27. KV00 43-39. KEED 49-41. KCUB 3&22 MIJ O H N A N DE R S O N "I Love You A T housa nd W ays" (WEI) 40/16 D O T TSY "So mebody's Darling, So mebo dy's Wife" (Tangie wo od) 60/6 National Sum mery- Up 6 Same 12, Down 1, Debuts 6. Adds 16 including WDAF. VVTSO, KFEQ. KSSS KEED. WBG W FM, National Sum mery Up 30. Same 6. Down 0. Debuts 9, Adds 6. KLAC, KIDN, WOK Q. KIXZ, WIR KF M, KMP SA M-F M 630 KOKE-F M, KHEY. W MC-A M. KWKH. KFGO 40-36, KCKC 20-16, WSIX•F M 37•2/ WVA M 32 25. WSAI 36-30, KW MT 46-38, WKCQ FM 39-31. KFEQ 27 22 M A C D A VIS "Secrets" (Casablanca/P oly Gra m) 39/8 DIC KE Y LEE "H onky Tonk Hearts" (Mercury/P oly Gra m) 49/3 National Sum mary - Up 16, Same 11. Down 0. Debuts 5. Add* 8, WOK °. W MZCI-F M, W WVA, WHOO, WKL M W CXI. WTSO. National Sum mary Up 23, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 3, VVV MI, KBUF, WITL-F M. KYXX 13-8. WCIYK-F M 21.17. KFEQ W BC SF M. KHEY 50-42, WBA M 34-28. WINK FM 3327. 1030 34.29. WXCL 4638. KSOP 47 38 42 XL KEED 34-27 KGA 27-23. WCINA•FM 2520 Others Getting Significant Action

WINK FM, KBMR. KEBC-F M. KUZZ. KTO M. KMP SA M-F M R A N D Y P A RT O N "Shot Full Of Love" (RC A) 30/14 National Sum mary Up 1. Same 12_ Down 0. Debuts 3 Adds 14 including WKXA. W WCS-F M WRAP. WOKK, KNOE. WSLR S MIT H S MIT H "So meti mes I Cry W hen I'm Alone" (Sou nd Factory) 19/12 WSAI WCXI. WK MF, KFEQ, KSSS National Sum mary Up 0. Same 4, Down 0. Debut, 3. Adds 12, WONA FM. WGTO, KLRA, KKYX, WTQR FM. WUBE FM, WMNI. RIC H LA N DE RS "H old O n" (Ovation) 30/6 WIRE KITS-A M FM. KEED, KMPSA M•FM, KGA. Natio nal Sum mary Up 7 Same 9. Down 0. Debuts 8. Adds 6. WYDE WKL M KSO, KFC10, KW MT, VVTHI, WBA M 33-27. KKY X BILL A N DE R S O N "Ho mebody" (M C A) 18/13 c1-40, KITS-A M FM 47-40, KEED 43-37 KOA 6-38 National Sum mery Up 0, Sam. 3. Down 0. Debuts 2. Adds 13 VVVA M. VVVVCS FM WY K KRRV, KNOE. WS M. WINK FM

M G LE N C A M P BELL "I Love M y Truck" (Mirage) 28/20 W AXX, KW MT KTTSA M-F M. KFEQ, KV00, KEEN National Sum mary Up 1. Same 6. Down 0. Debuts 1, Adds 20 Including WVA M WSEN, WYDE. WOKK. KNOE WSUN. WINK J O H N N Y C A S H " M obile Bay" (Colu mbia) 18/3 FM W UBEFM, WHK. KSO, WCXI. KTTSA M-FM KL/. KO K National Sum mery: Up 6. Sam• 7. Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 3. KLVI, WESC:A M-F M. WCXI KYXX 40-33. KBUF 38-32, KUZZ B.J. T H O M AS "I Recall A G y psy W o man" (M C A) 26/19 32.27. KCUB d-38 National Sum mary Up 2., Same 3. Down 0. Debuts 2_ Adds 19 including WIXY WYII, KRRV. KLVI. WESC:A M-F M, WBHP, D O N N A H AZ AR D "Love Never Hurt So Good" (Excelsior) 17/4 W MC-A M. WINK FM. KVOO. KEED, KNIX-FM, KGA. National Sum mery Up 3. Same 8. Down 0. Debuts 2. Adds 4, KLVI, VVOYK•F M. KSOP. KGA. wan) 48-44. WSAI 38-33.

F A MILY BR O W N "It's Really Love This Ti me" (RC A) 26/5 D O N N A FA R G O "Lonestar Co wboy" (W S) 17/3 Natio nal Sum mary Up 5. Same 13. Down 0. Debuts 3, Adds 6, WKL M, WSLR W HBF. KICD•F M. KRDR. VVVVVA 3734, KYXX National Sum mary Up 1, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 3. INVVCS-F M, KYXX, KFEQ. W MNI d-37. KV00 42 38

39-32. WSAI 39-34 D E B O R A H ALLE N "Y ou (Make M e W onder W hy)" (Ca pitol) 13/13 G U Y CL AR K "The Partner No body C hose" (Wil) 23/7 National Sum mary' Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0. Adds 13, KENR. WS M, KRMD-ANIF M. WSUN, WINK FM. WMNI. WAXX, National Sum mary Up 4. Same 11, Down 0. Debut. 1. Adds 7, KWKH. WIRK FM, WSLR. WHK, KSO, WXCL KEED KVET K KR). WTSO. KEBC-F M. KSSS. KEED. KYTE. 46-43. KHEY 49-43 DI A N A "He's The Fire" (Sunbird) 13/6 W A Y NE KE M P "Just Got Back Fro m N o M an's Land" (Mercury/P oly Gra m) 2314 National Sum mary - Up 1. Same 7. Down 0. Debuts 0, Adds 6, KRFIV KHEY. WESC-A M FM. WBA M KSOP. National Sum mary' Up 5. Same 10. Down 0, Debota 4, Adds 4. KWKH. WSAI. KTTSA M FM. KU/Z. KVET 4742 WF MS-FM 32 29.

KEED 40-36 T RICIA J O H N S "Cathy's Clo wn" (Elekt7e) 12/9 Nations! Sum mery Up 1, Same 2. Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 9 WWVA, WESC AM FM, KRMD AM FM. KBMR, WAXX. WXCL M B O B BY B A RE "Take M e As I Am (Or Let M e G o)" (Colu mbia) 22118 KTTSA M:F M. KV00. KSSS. KBUF 37-30 National Sum mary. Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 18 including WGNA-F M. KRRV. WESC-A M FM. KIKK FM. KLRA. WS M KFI30. KFEQ. KSSS. KRDR, KTO M. KGA J O H N A N DE R S O N "C hicken Truck" (W B) 12/5 National Sum mary Up 1. Same 2, Down 0. Debuts 4. Adds 6. Vi/V M1. KYXX, WIRK•F M, WBC SF M. KYTE, WHOO d-Z8. 1(50 B U R RIT O BR OT HE RS "She Belongs To Everyone But M e" (Curb) 22/14 National Sum mary Up 1, Same 6, Down 0. Debuts 2. Adds 14 InclurdIng W WCS-FM. KOKE-FM. WBHP. KWKH WSLA. WSAI. 39-34 W K MF, KMAK KEEN. KOK TE N NE S SEE EX P RE SS "Big Like A River" (RC A) 11/10 National Sum mery Up 0. Same 1. Down 0, D•buts 0 Adds 10. WVA M. VVWVA, WOTO. KLRA. KBMR. KFOCI. KW MT. KRDR. & J O H N N Y R O D RIG UEZ "Trying N ot To Love You" (Epic) 21121 National Sum mery Up 0. Same 0, Down 0. Debuts 0. Adds 21 including WNYR. W MZCI FM. KVET. KENR, KIKK FM, WS W KTO M. KSOP Page 62 IlftR/Frlday. July 31, 1981

REAL PEOPLE: George Jones, Paul Richey, and Billy Bob Barnett got together to talk about "The Possum," his checkered career, and where he's going from here. The cocktail party Wednesday (7-29) was to announce (multiple choice) : a 1) change of direction 2) change of address 3) reunion 4) who's on first base in Jones's world. Will George move to Fort Worth (where Billy Bob's giant Texas club is located)? . . . The stars came out to roast Fred Foster THE WSUN SHINE — From Tempe-St Petersburg come these summer fun shots that in- Sunday night (7-26) and Fred announced a airport the other day, but he wasn't runn- clude a look at the new official WSUN van, using the same logo design as its new billboard new staff at his Monument Records office, ing. he was walking and he didn't get into a campaign. The second photo followed a recent WSUN softball game. Seen here with Warner readying distribution of a new Kris Kristor_ Hertz rent-a-car. He got into a big Bros. recording artist Gail Davies are MD Les Howard, salesperson Jerry Ware (front) and PD ferson single . . . The "Country Safari" limousine! . . They've decided to erect a Bill Gamble. Holding the microphone behind Ms. Davies is aftemooner Kevin Murphy. Gail is block party on Nashville's West End Thurs- statue of Hall of Famer Uncle Dave Macon covering her eye because she cut her eyelid when she missed a pop fly. Well that's the way day (7-30), hosted by Bobby Bare and his on the grounds of nearby Rutherford Coun- the ball bounces. animal friends, was a wild one and reminis- ty Courthouse. Interested parties may write cent of the old days of Music Row parties, for information to George Parrish, 1004 with some new twists and treats . . . Jerry Christy Court, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 . . . Lee Lewis, laughing and joking with the Waylon Jennings says he's got so many doctors and nurses, sounds like he's on his lawsuits against him, he thinks his mother way back after a frighteningly close brush might sue him for being sued so much! . . . with death. He should, they say, be moved "Hey, Loretta!" The immortal words of from intensive care at Memphis's Method- Mooney Lynn when those 5000 BMW ist Hospital this week . . . Juice Newton: con- cyclists started pouring into Hurricane gratulations are due for her just-received Mills, TN to hold their annual rally at Loret- gold record on "Angel Of The Morning". . . ta Lynn's Dude Ranch. Loretta was in B.J. Thomas moving to Music City??? B.J Hollywood taping TV commercials. "Nicest will be the main "guest star" in this year's bunch of people you'd ever want to meet!" "Miss America" pageant in Atlantic City Mooney said after they were gone. Matter 't September 12 . . . WLJE/Valparaiso, IN of fact, he invited them back next year. owner and CMA Board Member Len Ellis MEMO PAD: No date set yet on Slim pulled off a real membership coup for the Whitman's visit to the David Brinkley NBC- CMA. As chairman of CMA's DJ com mit- TV "Journal" . . . Larry "J.R." Hagman tee, Len and Tom T. Hall worked up a party will host Mel Tills, Tammy Wynette, the .01 strictly for DJ's at this fall's Octoberfest, Oak Ridge Boys, Tanya Tucker, the CHICAGO COUNTRY BENEFIT — Pictured here prior to the annual Lamb's Farm concert and Saturday (10-17) Tom T. and Dixie will Bellamy Brothers, and Con Hunley at "A benefit is RCA recording artist Jim Ed Brown and members of sponsoring station WMACUChi- host all CMA member air personalities at Day in The Country" in NYC, but they cago. Shown backstage Ii-r, back row) Bill Ryan, NBC Radio Network; Top Billing agent their Fox Hollow farm in nearby Franklin, didn't say "when." (Like inviting you to Ginger Hennessy, Diane Morgan, Jim Ed Brown, Christy Russell and NBC Producer Brian TN. Any DJ who signs up with CMA up to supper and not telling you where they Chau, r, front row) Top Billing's Stan Stickland, WMAO PD Ted Cramer, end WMAll's Pro- that date will be invited to the party! live.) . . . Carl Smith's 92-year-old mother, motion and Advertising Coordinator Rob Chimeral. Membership information from Country Mrs. Ina Smith, died in her Maynardsville, 4111111"4. Music Association, Box 22299, Nashville, TN home ... The bearded man in black TN 37202 (Now you goin', gang!). seen buzzing up and down Music Row the STARSHINE: Hall of Famer Gene other day on a large black Honda was Eddie /b +oit Autry's marriage to 39-year-old Jacqueline Rabbitt, "doing his thing" for the US ?sob' Ellam surprised all but his closest friends. magazine cameras . . . Bill Anderson's song The 74-year-old multimillionaire had his "Homebody" happened after a newspaper movie sidekick Pat Buttram as his best interview prompted him to answer a ques- man ... New Music City resident Katie tion with "I guess I'm just a homebody." Ryder wrote a song and made an album Bill then went home and wrote the about her "rainbow experience"; Dolly song . . . The annual Tex Ritter Roundup Parton says, "If you want the rainbow, you and Reunion will be held this year on gotta put up with the rain; and I do want September 12 in Gainesville, TX. I sure that rainbow!" . . . Sissy Spacek, after win- GILLEY GATHERING — Mickey Gilley recently was in Los Angeles to visit the Epic West hope I can be there . . . Ronnie Milsap jut Coast office for a listening party held to unveil his new album. Seen during the function are ning the coveted movie Oscar for her por- finished his stint at the Aladdin Hotel in Las KILA/Los Angeles MD Denise Galvan, CBS's Craig Applequist E/P/A's Lori Holder, Mickey trayal of Loretta Lynn in "Coal Miner's Vegas . . . Wendy Holcombe's new job as Gilley, and KILA's OD Tom Casey. Daughter," says she wants an ordinary life. waitress in Gabe Kaplin's new series this "Babies, to cook, to clean my house, to go to fall on NBC-TV will be another step in her the store. It's nice to be admired, but I want trek to stardom . . . Box Car Willie, Ronnie a taste of real life as well." Sissy's brother Prophet, Bill Anderson, Dottsy, Hoyt Ax- Ed is a record promotion man in Houston ton, Sonny James, Johnny Rodriguez, and . . . Archie Campbell last week added his Stephanie Winslow guested on host Tom T. signature to an oil-on-canvas mural that Hall's "Pop Goes The Country" TV tap- will hang permanently in the "green room" ings . . Roy Orbison will be the subject of artists' lounge at the Opry House. The an hour-long PBS special being shot by 6-by-10 painting depicts a typical Grand Ole filmmakers Sol Korine and Blaine Dunlap. Opry Show and audience at the old Ryman DIDJA NOTICE: CBS Executive Pro- Auditorium downtown, which was the home ducer Billy Sherrill debuts his new Colum- of the Opry for 30-odd years . . . They open- bia/Sherrill label with Zell& Lehr's new DONKEY DASH — WKSW/Cleveland personalities Jon Olson, Jim Szymanski, Kevin Coen, ed that Rhinestone Cowgirls boutique in and Rosemary Kubera get set for the recent "Paul Revere Stakes" feature race at single. Sherrill has made millions for CBS Beverly Hills. (Wonder where Tanya Thistledown Race Track. The event was held on the Fourth of July, and for the record, Kevin in the past 16 years; finally the Sherrill Coen was the winner. Tucker got the idea for the name of it.) . . . studio magic will have his name on the logo. O.J. Simpson was seen at Nashville Metro Congratulations, Billy!

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TANYA TUCKER - Should I Do It - (MCA) -spew 01*" "Grey Beard" LACY J. DALTON - Taldn' It Easy - (Columbia) -Feersn'ne Halfway To Heaven I °opine Let Go" -Shoulder To Shoulder Hottest Tracks: KENNY ROGERS (EMI America) M e" 'led Tinke r' "Leff... In The Fast Lane" "Everybody Makes Mistekes "Where Were Tall W ien / Needod You" "GoIdeo Me moirs CON WAY TVIIITTY - Mr. T. - (MCA) Red Neckin Love Makin MERLE HAGGARD - Rainbow StewlUve At Anaheim Night' Cheadn' Fire" "Over Thirty (Not Over The Him" DON WILLIA MS - Especially For You - (MCA) if I Needed COUNTRY ALBUMS Stadium - (MCA) -Blue Yodel No 9' Breakdown You- No w And Then" Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay ANNE MURRAY - Where Do You Go When You Dream - THE NIGHT THE UGHTS WENT OUT IN GEORGIA - (Capitol) -Another Sleep/ess Alight" -Children JOHN ANDERSON - John Anderson 2 - (WS) Soundtrack - (Mirege) I Lo w My Truck - A U M, O rd", Used To Tnire" WIUJE NELSON - Minstrel Man - (RCA) ..PrInssovi Man 'Mountain Dow" Blecrecie County Chain' BOBBY BARE - As Is - (Columbis) -sw-,nrw Wages W hir Freight Liner Blues - OAK RIDGE BOYS - Fancy Free - (MCA) -Tr. swain' Fancy Most Requested: Free" -3111 e a Gone To Apar - '1 Would Crawl All 77tis Way (To The River) ED BRUCE - One To One - (MCA) No Rogrets*""Youte The KENNY ROGERS "I Don't Need You" (EMI/Liberty) Beet Break This Old Ha rt Eva Had - KENNY ROGERS - Share Your Love - (EMI/Lberty) "caw RONNIE MILSAP "(There's) No Gettin'..." (RCA) ROSANNE CASH - Seven Year Ache - (Co4umbia) ea rd" "Vire Of W ry- -So n Love 149111 Toss" RONNIE McDO WELL "Older Women" (Epic) "Ho metown Brea" RI C K Y SKAGGS - WaltIn. For The Sun To Shine - (Epic) "So Round, So Firm, So Fully Pecked r MERLE HAGGARD "Rainbow Stew" (MCA) JOHN CONLEE - With Love - (MCA) wn.n n Huns You M ost" -Love Is What TOT/ Need" STATLER BROTHERS - Years Ago - (Mercury/PG) - Years JUICE NEWTON "Queen Of Hearts" (Capitol) SONNY CURTIS - Roan - (Eleettra) -noarr -seer stvdcwri A go - "Me mories Ate M ule Of This" "Chet Atkins Hand" - You'll fr Beck CON WAY TINITTY "TIght-Fittin' Jeans" (MCA) (Every Night In My D a ms)" Page 54 REM/Friday, July 31. 191t1

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Broadcast Journalism Awards competition. The prize-winning program was the sta- tion's weekly forum, which dedicated a Public Service Close- lengthy broadcast to information and ex- periences about MDA. In addition, WGER just completed its an- No format participates in public nual Red Cross Blood Drive. With help from sister WGIR-FM, 360 pints were gathered. service promotion more fully than WSB Racks Up Awards Adult/Contemporary, and this col- umn is dedicated to covering many of For outstanding programming focusing the recent meaningful activities of on families, WSB/Atlanta received the 1981 A/C stations. "Families In Media" Award from the Has your station been involved in Georgia Council on Family Relations. For the fifth time, WSB also received the Jack a public service effort lately? Be Williams Memorial Research Award from sure to send in the details (photos are the American Cancer Society for excellence welcome, too) to Jeff Green, Radio & in communications about cancer. Records, 1930 Century Park West, Already scheduled is the WSB-Miller Los Angeles, CA 90067. Looking for- High Life Easter Seals Softball Marathon, with the Atlanta Braves participating in the ward to seeing you on this page soon! event, which is spread over 20 softball fields. Many prizes will be awarded, including WGIR/Manchester, NH Program Director Ed Brouder gifts for the team and the individual with receives MDA 's Pat Weaver Award for Broadcast JOUI W MAL Helps Out In Washington the most donations. nails'', from Chrisdna Chase, 1980's New HampsNre MDA Poster Child.

WMAL/Washington received a cer- WO WO Goes To The Zoo Progress tificate of appreciation from U.S. Secretary of Education Terrell Bell for helping to ob- WOWO/Ft. Wayne, IN recently staged WBZ-AM/Boston's afternoon personality Bruce tain new uniforms and travel funds for a its annual 4th of July festivities to raise Bradley has moved to WYNY-FM/New York to handle local • high school marching band, which morning drive... J.D. North is the new Program money for the local Children's Zoo. The sta- Director of WAEZ/Savannah. He moves up from the represented the city at the 1981 Rose Bowl. tion broadcast live continuously with inter- Music Director post, replacing Mark Howard, who is The fund-raising drive was so successful that views, features and reports from various devoting his attention to his Director of Engineering over $70,000 was left to establish a college parts of the zoo. duties . . . Gary Froseth has been named News Director of KDKA/Pittsburgh. He comes from Group W's scholarship for the school. Accepting the cer- Many of the WOWO personalities par- tificate for WMAL was Executive VP Andy ticipated in various attractions, such as WOWO/Ft. Wayne, IN, where he was also News Direc- Ockershausen. tor. Replacing Gary at WOWO is Victor Locke, who an- animal feedings, mini-train rides, tortoise chors the morning news . . . Scott Fischer has resigned Following this effort, the station went on races, and animal shows. as Program Director WFTL/Ft. Lauderdale to handle to immediately collect $4000 in two hours to afternoon drive at WKQX-FM/Ckicago. Don Williams, support SOME (So Others Might Eat), a non- Operations Manager for VVVII and sister WWJF-FM/ profit group that provides, among other ser- KOMO's "Sounds Like Ft. Lauderdale, has assumed the Program Director duties . . . Dave Carlisle is the new Program Director at vices, meals to senior citizens. The money Summer" Information WGAC/Augusta, GA. He is the former•Music Director at was used to send some of them to a five-day 9556F/Savannah, GA . . . Stoney Richards has joined summer camp. KOMO/Seattle recently presented KHTZ-FM/Los Angeles as a weekend personality, retur- In yet another community relations pro- "Sounds Like Summer," a new approach to ning after five years in Washington, DC at WKYS-FM ject, WMAL helped raise more than $120,000 giving information to listeners about places and Q107 . . . William L. Viands Jr., VP/GM of WIOD & 97AIA/Miami, has been elected to the Board of Direc- for the Children's Hospital/National Medical to go, what to do, how to do it, prices, etc., in tors of the Florida Association of Broadcasters. He will Center in Washington from the 11th annual and around the Seattle area. Over 40 reports continue holding the President's post of the South Harden & Weaver Golf & Tennis Tourna- and features were taped on location using Florida Radio Broadcasters Association. Also at ment. The event attracted numerous the natural sounds of the reporter's ex- WIOD/97AI4, Jim Beery has moved up from Chief celebrities and 410 amateur golfers. periences — from hydroplane rides, golf Maintenance Engineer to Chief Engineer, replacing the retiring James Hayfield. . Randy McCauley and Elsie lessons, canoe trips, skydiving and other ac- T. McDermott are the joint interim Program Directors tivites. The entire air staff participated in for KFMI-FM/Eureka and KATA-AM/Arcata, CA .. . the tribute to summer, and in addition, Jim Paolucci takes the afternoon drive slot at WNIC- visited and reported on nearly every natural, FM/Detroit, moving over from crosstown historical and tourist highlight in Western WRIF 2WD(W WDE-FM)/Norfolk-Hampton, VA has named Chuck Allen to the new position of Produc- Washington. tion Director. Chuck continues as afternoon drive per- In another public service event, KOMO sonality. has been sponsoring a "Hotel & Travel Fire Safety" campaign, in conjunction with the Seattle Fire Department, 7-Up and Safeway stores. The station produced over 100,000 four-page "bottle hangers" imprinted with fire safety tips, which are being distributed on 7-Up bottles at the stores, and through the city's 35 fire stations.

ALL SMILES NV SAVANNAH! — WINSA-AAVWCHY-FM WMAL/Washington morning drive team Frank Harden W GIR Wins National Award was honored as Gawp!. Association of Broadcasters Radio (center) and Jackson Weever (left) broadcast their program Station of the Year. Pictured at the award presentatkw, are from the clubhouse at the Montgomery Village Golf WGIR/Manchester, NH, has beet, lid Otto McDonakt President of GAB; Truman Conley, Ex- Course. The duo have generated over $I million for the ec VP/OM of WWSA/WCHY; H. Hart Hagan, President of Children's Hospital. awarded first place in the radio category of Bluegrass Broadcasting; and Martin Foglia, Chief Engineer the Muscular Dystrophy Association's for WINSA/WCHY. 'DIAMONDS' ARE RADIO'S BEST FRIEND

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18 10 7 0 C A R PE NTE R S/Touch M e W hen W e're Dancing (Aff M) BREAKERS. 10 6 6 0 M A RT Y B ALIN/Hearte (E MI A merica) 22 15 10 0 R O N NIE MILS A PI(There's) N o Gettin' Over M e (RCA) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 19 12 9 0 P OIN TE R SISTE R S/Slo w Hand (Planet) station activity on any given week. 5 4 4 9 M A N H A TT A N TR A N SFE R/Boy Fro m Ne w York City (Atlantic)

14 11 11 0 A L A N P A R S O N S PR O JE CT/Ti me (Arista) RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO 26 16 a) DI A N A R O SS ft LIO NEL RIC HIE/E ndless Love (M oto wn) That Old Song (Arista) 2 5 8 12 G E O R GE H A R RIS O N/All Those Years A go (Dark H orse/VVB) 65% of our reporters on it, 29 adds, WCB M, WELL WHEN, WRVR, KPPL, 9 9 12 13 S HEE N A E A ST O N/ M odern Girl (E MI A merica) KLOK, WFYR, WGAR, WHIO, KMBZ, WNAB, WSFM, WY MC, WDBO, KRZI, 8 14 14 14 R O S A N NE C A S H/Seven Year Ache (Colu mbia) 13 13 15 1± KFQD, Kb, WAKR, WHBY, WKIC1, KGGF, WACI, KXIC, WDIF, KMRJ, 21 20 17 IV O A K RI D GE B O Y S/Elvira (M C A) S T A NLE Y C L A R KFJGE O R GE D U KE/S weet Baby (Epic) W QUA, WSG W, WIB W, KRMG. Heavy rotation: 97AIA, WKH M, KLMS. 26 22 22 0 J O H N S C H NEIDE R/It's N o w Or Never (Sc otti Bros.) Medium rotation: WBEN, WGR, WIP, WGY, WASH, WOAI-FM, KEX, KFMB, 30 27 23 0 A L A B A M A/Feels So Right (RC A)

WL W and 17 more. Debuts at number 27 on AIC chart 24 21 20 0 C A RL WILS O N/Heaven (Caribou) 16 16 18 20 C A R OLE B A YE R S A GE R/Stronger Than Before (Board walk)

JOHN DENVER 7 7 13 21 LEE RITE N O U R/Is It You (Elektra) Some Days Are Diamonds (RCA) 29 24 0 J O H N D E N VE R/So me Days Are Dia monds (RC A) 59% of our reporters on it, 8 adds, WTIC, WHA M, WGY, WSFM, WABZ, 12 18 19 73 B A R B R A STREIS A N D/Pro mises (Colu mbia) 6 17 21 N EIL DI A M O N D/A merica (Colu mbia) INTAR, WORG, WPTF. Heavy rotation: WSB, KOY, KSL, KMBZ, WTMJ, 30 25 8 DI O N NE W A R WIC K/So me Cha nges Are For Good (Arista) W DEF, WFTL, WLVA, WRVA, W HBC, WFDF, WOOD, KXIC, KFOR, 27 0 C O M M O D O RE S/ Lady (You Bring M e Up) (Motown) KLMS, WJON, WIB W, KRMG. Medium rotation: WELL WHEN, WRVR, New mom + G) R A Y P A R KE R JR. ft R A Y DIO/That Old Song (Arista) Entry WSJS, KEX, WL W, WCCO-A M, and 25 more. Moves 24-22 on AIC chart. mime . 0 P A BL O C R UISE/C ool Love (Aft M) emeallOo. 0 A N NE M U R R A Y/ We Don't Have To Hold OW (Capitol) am sigia 0 M I C KE Y GILLE Y(Y ou Don't Kno w Me (Epic)

This chart is based solely on airplay rotations compiled weekly fro m our A C reporting stations. Black circled numbers Indicate significant progress from at NEW& ACTIVE least 60% of our reporters. Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed in order of their activity The two numbers following each song title indicate now many of our reporters are on the record this week and of those how many MOST ADDED HOTTEST added it this week 5 Indicates one of this week s most added new songs

R AY P A R KE R JR. ft R A Y DIO J OE Y SC A R B U R Y DI O N NE W A R WIC K "So me Changes Are For G ood" (Arista) 6416 add WHA M. wse. 97AIA. WPTF, That Old Song (Arista) The me Fro m "Greatest " (Elektra) KAKZ. WEIR Heavy rotation. KSL. WT MJ. WHAG. WSBA. WFTL WIVA. WDBO. WRVA. KMED, K01.0. WFDF, KFOR. KLMS. E D DIE R A B BITT K E N N Y R O GE R S Medium rotation, WISH. WHIO. ITEM S WRVR. WBT. WGY. W PRO, WELL KRKK. KLO. KRKO. KUGN. KRZI. WTAR. WY MC. I Don't Need You (Liberty) WIS. WDEF W ABZ, WCFR. WGIR. WEIM W NAB. WIB W. WJON KMRJ, KITE, WO1F. KXIC, WACI. WHBY, WAKR Holds at Step By Step (Elektra) AIR S U P PLY number 26 on AIC chart ELT O N JO H N C O M M O D O RE S "Lady (You Bring M e U p)" (M oto wn) 5617 add WASH. KING. WTVN, WRIE. WNFL Chloe (Geffen) The One That You Love (Arista)

WKH M. KFOR Heavy rotation. WBEN. WGR, WL W, WT MJ. WORG. WSLI, WABZ. WCHV, WABZ. WO WO. KLMS Medium S HEE N A EA ST O N P OINTE R SISTE R S rotation WCB M. WIP. WTAE, WHEN, WBT WRVR. WOAI-F M. WSJS. KNB R WGA R WCCO-F M. WEIM. WLNH, WCFR, For Your Eyes Only (EMI America) Slo w Hand (Planet) W NEU. WJBO, KAAY, W MAZ WY MC. WEIR, KRKO KBAI, KRKK. WAKR, KWOS, WDIF. KMRJ, WSTV. WBO W. WHIZ. M A N H AT T A N TR A N SFE R Moves 27 20 on AJC chart. P A BL O C R UISE Cool Love (AErM) Boy Fro m New York City (Atlantic) P A BL O CR UISE "Cool Love" ( MI M) 53/16 add WOR, KDKA. WHEN. KHO W. KOY, KEX KNBR, WISH. WJBO. KRZI, KOB. KRKK. KLMS. KITE, KAKZ. H ea vy rotation. WS M FM. WT MJ, WABZ. Medium rotation: WREN, WIP, WOALF M, KEMB. WNAB. WEIM, WIN K WNEU, WCHV, WSLI. KAAY. W MAZ. WORG, WEIR. KFC1D. KRK O, KMJJ. WO W°. WACI. WKH M KWOS. KFOR. WBO W. WHIZ Debuts at number 28 on AIC chart M I C KEY GILLE Y "You Don't Kno w M e" (Epic) _52/9 add 97AIA. KEX. KMED. WY MC. WFTL WNEU. WAKR, E D DIE R A B BITT "Step By Step" (Elektra) 36/24 odd WCB M. WGY. WS W KOY. KSL KHO W, KFMB. WFYR WKH M. WJON Heavy rotation - KSL. VVTMJ, WCCO AM W DBO, KRMG Medium rotation W REN, WLTA. WHAS. WRVR. WI W. WCCO AM. WNAB. WIN K WNEU W ABZ, WJBO. WSLI. W M AZ, WY MC. WRVA. NOB, KRKO KMJJ. WIB W. WHIZ KOY. KLOK, WL W. KOB, WDEF WABZ, WATR. WHBY, WHBC. KXIC, KFOR, KITE, WIB W, WHIZ Debuts at number 30 on AIC Heavy rotation KMBZ Medium rotation WS M FM, KBAI, KFCID, WORG WSTV chart A N NE M U R R A Y " We Don't Have To Hold Out" (Capitol) 46/5 add WT MJ. KRZI. WK10. KXIC, WKH M. J A ME S TA YL O R "Su m mer's Here" (Columbia) 31/13 add 97AIA. KOY, KEX, KOLO, KRKO. KFC11), WRVA, WJBO, WHAG. KXIC, WDIF, WSG W W HIZ Heavy rotation WCCO AM Medium rotation WET & WBT WS M FM. KE W Heavy rotation . WSB, KSL. WCCO AM, WRVA, WFTL, WSBA, WOUA. Medium rotation WELL WIT & WRVR. KOY, KEX KFMB. KRKK. 1(010. KMED. KUGN. KFCID, WNDB. WIS, WDEF. WGIR. WEIM. WHBY, WHBC. KFO R KMRJ, WJON. WIB W. W NAB. WIS. KBAI. KITE, WJON, KRMG Debuts at number 29 on Aid chart Y U T A K A "Love Light" (Alfa) 1111 add 97AIA. WHAG, WCHV Hoary rotation. WRVA. KLMS. WQUA. Medium rotation: KOY. KEX, KSL WCCO AM. WNDB. KFQD, KRKK, WHBY, KFO R WJON KRMG D O N M cLE A N "It's Just The Sun - (Millenniu m) 4219 add WELL KEX. WY MC. WSLI. WDEF. WHAG. WKH M. KLMS. KMRJ Heetry rotation WITA. 97A1A, Medium rotation KOY KSL. WCCO-A64, KBAI. KMED. WRVA. W0130. WSBA. ELT O N JO H N "Chloe" (Geffen) 28/20 odd WBT. WRVR. WOAI-FM. KMBZ WNAB. WINN. WCFR WAR/. WCHV W HBY, KXIC. KFOR, WDIF. WJON W DEF, WIS. WLVA, KOB, KFC1D. KMED, KRKK. KXIC, WDIF. WQUA. WJON Medium rotation WS M FM. KRMG G A RY W RIG HT "Really W anna Kno w You" (W B) 27/7 add WOAI-F M. WCIAR, WVVVVE, WEIR, KFQD, WKH M ST A C Y LATT1S A W "Love O n A T wo W ay Street" (Cotillion) 4117 add wca m. KLO, KMED, WAKR. W NFL Heavy rotation WS M FM W ABZ Medium rotation WBT WRVR. WI W, KRKK, KRKO. WORG. WMAZ WSU, WNEU W NFL KFOR. WSG W Heavy rotation WL W W HAG. WORG. Medium rotation. WIP. WOY, WOAI-FM. WS M-FM, WGAR. W CFR. WENN, WHAG. WKIQ. WHIZ WAR. W MAZ. WIS. WCHV, WABZ, KF-00. KRKK, WN W, WIN K WEIM. WHBY, WKIQ. WFDF. KXIC. KWOS. WJON, WSTV, ST A R S O N 45 " Medley II" (Radio/Atlantic) 25/4 add WT MJ, KRKK. WHAG. W So W Heavy rotation KOOF W HIZ Medium rotation: WSJS. KMBI, KBAI, KOB W ORG, WSLI, WIS. WCHV. WNAB. WKIQ S HEE N A EA ST O N "For Your Eyes Only" (E MI A merica) 39116 add KING, WHIO. KMBZ WIN K WSBA. GI N O V A N NEL LI "Night walker" (Arista) 2511 add WI.W Hea vy rotation: WY MC Medium rotation WOR. KE W ABZ. WMAZ WDBO. KRZI. KFQD, KRKO KMED. WIB W. WDIF KFO R WHBY Heavy rotation WLTA. 97AIA. KSL Medium WEiM. WHAG. WIN K WCHV. WSL1. WORG, KFC113 KRKK. WKH M. WDIF rotation WREN. WELL WHEN. KEX, WRIE, WATR. W1S, WSLI. WORG, WRVA KLO. WJON E N GEL BE RT HU M PE R DIN C K " Maybe This Time" (Epic) 24/8 add WIP. KEX WHIO, WATR. wsaa W Ft RE X S MIT H/R A C HEL S WEE T "Everlasting Love" (Colu mbia) 38/7 add WHA M, KNBR, WHIO, WDBO K W, WHBY Medium rotation //VITA. KSL WCC O AM. WNAB, KFOR KRKO KBAI. KFOR Heavy rotation: WCFR, WKH M Medium rotation WB -r, WSJ& KIX. WI W, WHAG. WSBA. WABZ A L J A R RE A U " We're In This Love Together" (WB) _...77 /7 add KING. WCCO-A M, WHAG, WLV A, WKIU VVCHV. WIS. WSLI W MAZ WORG. WRVA. KE W. KMJJ KRKK, KGGF, KXIC. WQUA. WHIZ KLMS, WJON Medium rotation WITA. WBT, WS M FM W DEF W ORG TE R RI GIB BS "Rich M an" (M C A) 38/3 add KRKK. WDBO. WFTL Heavy rotation. WT MJ. W CCO AM. WDEE. WIN & WHBC KLMS Medium rotation, WELL WHIO, KMBZ. WEIM. WHAO, WIS. WNDB. KUGN, KMED, KBAI, KLO, KOLO. J O H N NY LEE "Prisoner Of Hope" (Full Moon/Asylu m) 2210. Heavy rotation - WSIX. KSL KMBZ WCCO A M, WDEF. KOGF. KRNT, KITE KRMO Medium rotation WITA. WSB W HAG. WEIR, KLO, WHBC, KXIC. WJON W HBY KXIC WKH M. KFOR, WDIF, KMRJ. WJON. Others Getting Significant Action

H E R B ALPE RT " Magic Man" (A& M) 19/12 add WIP, WIT & WBT. KEX WL W. K W. KOB, WTAR WFTL W ADI. M O O DY BL UE S "Ge mini Dream" (Threshold/PolyGram) 1211 add WBZ AM Heavy rotation W NEU WKH M W DIF Medkrm rotation WJON WLNH VVO WO Medium rotation KDKA. WBT W NAB W ABZ. WCHV, KAAY K KR). WBO1N J O U R NE Y "Who's Crying Now" (Columbia) 19/9 odd W W1, WIP, WOALFIVI, KPPL KEX, WABZ. KFOO. M U P PETS "The First Time It Happens" (Atlantic) 11/4 add WCCO AM. KLO WSBA. WKIQ WKH M WBO W Medium rotation WS M FM. WL W, KBAI WSLI, WHIZ rotation KSL WRIE R O B BIE P ATT O N "Don't Give It Up" (Liberty) 16/4 add WL W, WCIAR. ININVVE. WABZ. Medium rotation D A N H A RT M A N "It Hurts To Be In Love" (Blue Sky/CBS) 11/1 add WHIO Heavy rotetion. WKH M WHEN W W1. WINH WCHV. W MAZ. WHIZ, KXIC Medium rotation W NAB. WHAG, WNEU W NDB. KFC113 KLO W HBC KFOR P U RE PR AIRIE LE A G UE "You're Mine Tonight" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 16/2 add WS M Eadi, W ATR C A N TIN A B A N D "Sum mer '81" (Millennium) 10/2 add KBAI W OEF Medium rotation WREN. WGR, WSJS Medium rotation WET & WRVR KBAI. WY MC. WDEF. WGIR. KGGF W ABZ, WNEU J O H N N Y M AT HIS "N othing Between Us But Love" (Columbia) 16/0. H..," rotation WIT & saisdk,ra FL O RE N CE W A R NE R "Easy" (MercurylPolyGrami 10/2 add KHO W. KSL Medium rotation W OEF wETE. rotation W NAB W ATR. WDEF. WNDB W FTL. KMED KFO R KOOF W HBY KXIC WJON G E O R GE FIS C H OFF "Foxy" (Heritage) 15/5 add wss. KSL WEIN W ATR, WKIQ Medium rotation WDEF. ape B O B BY G OL D S B O R O "Love Ain't Never Hurt Nobody" (Curb) 9/1 add KLOK madimr, rotation WDEF L A R RY JO H N M c N ALLY "Just Like Paradise" KiTOD Heavy rotation. WITA. (ARC/Columbia) 15/1 add W NDB WLVA 97AIA Medium rotation WCFR W ATR KRKK S A M A N T H A SA N G "Let's Start A gain" (Sutra) 9/0. Heavy rotation WL1A Medium rotation KSL WSBA BE A C H B O Y S "The Beach Boys Medley" (Capitol) 14/13 add WS M FM. KFMB. KMBZ, WNAB WR1E. LUL U "I Could N eater M188 YOU - (Alfa) 8/8 add ARTA. KMBZ, KMED, WORG. WS4.1 WIS. KWOS, WJON WGIR WSLI W ORG. KRKO. WKH M. KWOS. WSTV. KRMG C R Y ST AL G A YLE "Too M any Lovers" (Columbia) 812 add KOCIF, KRNT Hoary rotation WJON. KRMG D O N WILLIA M S " Miracles - (M C A) 14/1 add KLO Heavy rotation KSL KRMG Medium rotation. KOY WCCO Medium rotation WS1X. KMBZ. KID AM. WNDB. KXIC. KGGF J A NIS IA N "Under The Covers" (Columbia) 7/1 add WJBO Medium rotation: WNEU. KFQD M A C D A VIS "Secrets': (CasablancalPolyGram) 13/3 add W MAZ. WKH M KLMS madk,m rotation WJON W ILLIE N ELS O N "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down.. " ;Columbia) 7/1 add wrkiJ Heavy rotation - KGGF EL O "Hold On Tight" (Jet) 12111 add W1P. VVTAE, WL W. KRKK, KBAI. WORG. WADI. WNEU. WLNH. WDIF Medium rotation W GY KSL KXIC, KRMG WBO W R EtR/Frida y, J uly 31, 1981 P a g e 57 Regionalized Adds & Hots

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Joey Scarbury Marty Kah n (Eyes) Man hatt an Transfer HOTTEST (Song) Jim Hemline Pointer Sisters Raydio HOTTEST Marty Bolin Juice Newton Lulu Pointer Sieters Air Supply HOTTEST HOTTEST Juice Newton (Song) George Herrison Ronnie Milsap Raydio Juice Newton Joey Scarbury Air Supply Joey Scarbury HOTTEST (All) Pointer Sisters WNOTZanarmille (Song) Manhattan r far Kenny Roger. Kenny Rogers WNEUNSow rmoo slab s. Air Supply Beach Boys W141010sylsol Kenny Rogers Pointer Siete,. Pointer Sister. Tufts Herron Ommeriol Manhattan Transfer Amos/Vox 1U.IFJOidsibios dug Moto reggn,PerNM Juice )(futon Alabama Carpenters Alan Parsons Project Joey Scarbury ban Willisms Santana Afternoon Delights Carpenters Conmodore. Mickey Gilley Pointer Si Pointer Sisters (Seneitivi. HOTTEST Smith/Sweet WIMICOCankin Santane Kenny Rogers Pablo Cruise Eddie Babbitt Remy Rogers Dan Hartman Mos Den WATINVhdamimirB.CT (Sensitive) John Schneider Jams. Taylor Joey Scarbury Engelbert Humperdinck Eddie Babbitt W Y 0*Connorf011oilly HOTTEST (Summer'.) Alabama (Maybe) None On41111cCulleugh (LD Marty Bal i. Riney Batley Ronnie Milsap Sheen. Easton HOTTEST Pure P League Kenny Rogers HOTTEST •Eddie Babbitt (Eyes) Tillie 6 Sinatra (Mine) Pointer Sister, Carpenter. Rick Springfield itaydics Moody Blues meri Wilson Engelbert Numperdinck Alen Persons Project Joey Scarbury 11FORILlaeoln, IS (Song) Kenny Rogers Beach Boys (Maybe) Rose 4. Rich., Pointer Sister. Pal* Wren HOTTEST Phil Collins Bernadette Peters Silver Condor Roes 6 Richt. Kenny Rogers Jim St•inman Si. Messina SOUTH George Fischoff WARR/Akron Juice Newton Sheen. Easton Joey Scarbury NarrtsT HOTTEST MN Hort (Eyes) Rosanne Cash WIPPPA(AKI•lphl• Air Supply Kenny RRRRRR Smith/Sweet Oak Ridge Boys WiLlibickson Manhattan Transfer WISICrilorobls WTARIMmfailk Pointer Sisters Bob A.ste 'Aydin Commodores Wait Orsymin Kenny Roger. KOCIFICioNeyellb 11005•15 Tram Lomb. John Schneider (Song) Stacy tactless. VIACMFtempa. FLO Clarke/Duke Pablo Cruise kleCard Ronnie Milsap HOTTEST Lam Logos into Elton John Journey Carpenter. rrrrr y Gilley John Denver Sheen. Easton Kenny Rogers Don McLean Lulu Herb Alpert Stacy Lattisaw Raydio Herb Alpert (Eyes) w arammas. Marty Balin Herb Alpert (Sun) HOTTEST Engelbert Humperdincl HOTTEST (Song) HOTTEST Manhattan Transfer Silver Condor Eddie Babbitt Air Supply (Weybe) Eltep TelpasM Pointer Sister. Crystal Gayle Barbra Streisand WIlaboRhyd Juice Newton Rayello Georgie Merriman Manhattan Transfer HOTTEST Kenny Rogers Baggy Bailey Joey Scarbury ObarrJosiorilie Clarke/Duke (Song) (Teardrops) Kenny Roger. Manhattan Transfer Raydio Carpenters, HOTTEST Marty Satin Bernadette Peters Beach Boys Merry Bolin Alan Parsons Project (Sony) Juice Newton George Harrison Juice Kenton Jo hn Denver KLONSLIncein HOTTEST HOTTEST Joey Scarbury Pointer Sisters Elton John (All) Manhattan Transfer HOTTEST Joey Scarbury CloryCalllas Air Supply Joey Scerbury Air Supply Pablo Cruise Carpenters Kenny gagers Alan Parsons Project Raydio Sheen. East er Oak Ridge Boy. WAILTJAMomisrb Joey Scarbury OTAVICindesnell Al J Manhattan Transfer Kenny Rogers (Song) ((yes) Air Supply Mark Robinson Thommitl Twins Kenny Rogers O rmiPh rmano Mac Devi. Joey Scarbury Juice Newton Herb Alpert Alabama Marty Bailin Don McLean Marty Satin Pointer Sisters V.U.Schenectedr Jars Taylor Journey Yutaka Manhattan Transfer Herb Alpert (Sun) Bo Roc hne, (Su mer's) Robbie Patton Alabama George Fischoff WRIORkraihm Oroon HOTTEST Pablo Cruise KRISOfTwiso ELO Elton John Robbie Patton Johnerran Eleammimmmi Eddie Babbitt Joey Scarbury Deallehob Eddie Babbitt RED Speedwagon Ram Osiniel Gino Vannelli Elton John John Denver Juice Merton Reydio None HOTTEST (Rightvelker) Bernadette Peters Sheens & won Eddie Babbitt HOTTEST Carpenters (Song) RAKE/Wichita HOTTEST Meets, Satin Eddie Babbitt Beach Boy. ((yes) Elton John Air Supply Air Supply Anne Murray Bob Clerks Joey Scarbury Kenny Rosters ELO Fred Knoblock John Denver(RA) George Harrison Alan Parsions Project (Hold Out) Hell 6 Oates Oak Ridge Soya Rays.° HOTTEST Bernadette Peter. (All) Al Jarre rm Pablo Cruise Raydio Joey Scarbury (Song) Air Supply Air Supply HOTTEST Marty Hah n Huppets Dionne Warwick (Song) George Harrison Pointer Si rrrrr Beach Boys Joey Scarbury Pointer Sisters Joey Scarbury Sam bomb George Fischoff Alabama Tom Jones HOTTEST Ronnie Mitosis (All) Ronnie Nils ., Oak Ridge Boys HOTTEST HOTTEST (World) Kenny Roger. WOROMMusido Marty Dalin Carp enters Carpenters scars On 45 Air Supply Merry Bolin Alan Parson. Project Timitarmingion Ronnie Milsap Stacy 1-artless. Ross F. Richie Kenny Rogers W5Fklossohitsoo3 (Medley Si) Kenny Rogers Alan Parsons Project korresT WLTAJAthinte Anne Murray Don Williams Commodores Pointer Sisters Bob Port KIMITMeoliolitos Joey Scarbury Pointer Sisters Isendors Alabama (Hold Out) Manhattan Tran.fer Carpenters Ronnie Mils., SmithlSweet Manhattan Transfer lUcallgueltay WOOOTO.DHOON..11 Raydio Alab a Ronnie Kilos(' Ro•• A Richte into Terri Gibbs Willie Nelson ShsVhil00 Raydio WTAFfintaiburgh (lone) Ronnie Hulsey 7.1,r6.2:!" Jesse Winchester HOTTEST UMIONSISM WISOMIllweellse Kenny Roger. (Song) Don Bann John Denver Carpenters (Baby Blue) Beech Boys Ronnie Milsap Sheen. Feeton HOTTEST Marty lialin PasilLmodlos DoweDepww Sylvia Art Garfunkel Roma 6 Richt. (Eyes) Carpenters Air Supply Crystal Gayle Kerb Alpert ELD Rosanne Cash Harty Bolin John Schneider ELO Kenny Roger. morrEsT HOTTEST Lulu Kenny Rogers HOTTEST Pablo Cruise WIIFLOOrean Soy VONVANYMBened Ronnie Milsap Joey Scarbury Air Supple Samantha Sang George Harrison Neil Diamond Air Supply HOTTEST Lb Charbin HOTTEST Marty Bolin Joey Scarbury Kenny Roger. (Teardrops) OldiOseml Lee Ritenour Joey Scarbury Kenny Rogers Manhattan Transfer Alen Persian. Project Sheens Easton John Denver Man hattan Transfer Marty Balin Commodore. James Taylor Air Supply WeCOAMIlalnimasedis Kenny Rogers (Eyes) Van Stephenson Joey Scerbury Roes 6 Richt. Carl Wilson Stacy Lattiosiv Ronnie Mil..., (Summer's) *D.J./Human, Donny Long Juice Newton HOTTEST Snokey Robinson Ronnie Milsap Lae Ritenour Gary Wright Larry John McNally Eddie Babbitt Royer Chnotian Alsbiusa Joey Scarbury (Forever) Glen Campbell WOOVIIIIselmor Carpenters Man hattan Transfer W000/Grenolltsplele terrEsi WOAJFIWIlonAntonio None Eddie Babbitt IVO flolerar Pointer Sisters ONOSIrwyt KIISUIPIllehrom Sankey Robinson KAAVIU M. Rack HOTTEST Al J•rreau ReMngeouray Stacy Lattisaw WOIRSIMmehimIsr Lanni@ frammer (Being) U m ROM Ross 6 Richie Plurmete Star. On 45 Rose Richie Kamm Ambrose Oak Ridge Boys Dottie West Journey Oak Ridge Boys 140 ST (Medley II) Don McLe an (What) Elton John Non. Joey Scarbury Kenny Roger. James Taylor WS141.1491malsollio Beach Boy. (Sun) Joey Scarbury Gary Wright HOTTEST Kenny Rogers Don McLean (Summer's) W.1011011. Claud Dorimelbrabs Alabama Raydio Air Supply HOTTEST Air Supply (Sus) HOTTEST Pointer Sisters Raydio Urn Soon Juice Newton Manhattan Transfer John Denver (Song) Kenny Rogers Gary 0 Kenny Rogers HOTTEST Juice Newton Kick Springfield WHAG/Magentosen St!:7 11t w Al Beach Bays Carpenters Kenny Rogers WOV/Offt Wayne Joey Scarbury Pointer Sisters WKSIM/Jecireon HOTTEST tiae Elton John Art Garfunkel Joey Scarbury B feauroperlon Joey Scarbury Sam DaVtncant Air Supply Joey Scarbury Arrylla rmen Joey Scarbury Mickey Gilley Allman Brothers Manhattan Transfer Manhattan Transfer Ross 4. Richt. Air Supply Lulu Pure P League Air Supply Scars On h5 Carpenters Hone 111111ALINbron (Medley II) Commodores Kenny Roger. HOTTEST HOTTEST (Mine) Stara On 45 WFMJEL Latidertiolo Slowilibvphy OntAlealltermielm Al J rrrrr u Marty Balin Oak !Oda. Boys Air Supply HOTTEST (Medley II) Scull Fischer Pointer Sister. DeveLaWd Yutaka Alan Persons Project Air Supply W O- Rick Springfield Sheen. Easton Beech Boys Manhattan Transfer Phil Collins Don McLear Cast treraileres Joey Scarbury Engelbert Humperdinck (C m) Journey WISANCIee rmesi Joey Scarbury Joey Scarbury Oak Ridge Boys (Sun) Moody Blue. (Maybe) Eddie Babbitt Don McLean Juice Newton Gary Wright Dionne Warwick Jewels Taylor ChweaCalger None Marty Ratio M yer Condor (Sun) Mickey Gilley Squeeze Seith/Sweet (Su mer '5) HOTTEST Herb Alpert Mac Davis HOTTEST Cary Wright Raydio WIVII/Csluribre John Denver Alan Parsons Project WOU NOwid Cities Terri Gibbs HOTTEST Kenny Rogers Anne Hurray OseirylMegod KRZI/Wic• HOTTEST (Song) Air Supply Melt McKay HOTTEST Pointer Sisters Air Supply (Hold Out) Joey Scarbury Gary Wright Manhattan Transfer Dottie West Cloy Mobs Manhattan Transfer La. iticenour Herb Alpert Marty Bolin Kenny Ropers Robbie Patton Pointer Sisters (Whet) Kenny Roger. Alen Parsons Prol e. Mickey Gilley Commodores Marty 6alln HOTTEST Elton John Carole Bayer Sager Sheen. Easton Ronnie Mils ., Oak Ridge Boys Mac Davis HOTTEST W rill/Chinam0 Manhattan Transfer Kim Corn.. Raydio Barbra Stralosnd ((ye.) Juice Newton HOT TEST Kenny Losers Manhattan Transfer allo WIMMmtme (So p) John Denver Raydio WLMHOLaconis Joey Scerbury Pointer Sisters KOKAMIlisburgh Air Supply HOTTE Kenny Rogers (Song) VILVIULpulttourg SONOMun Den Har mon Oak Ridge Boy. Kenny Rogers Alan Persons Project Air Supply Anne Murray ▪ Marrhypien Towarelr** Ronnie Milksop Joey Scarbury Ross 6 Richie Raydio Joey Scarbury (Hold Out) George Harrison Raydio MMITUCh rmene Pablo Cruise Joey Scarbury (Song) Tut.. Pablo Cruise Elton John (Teardrops) (Song) Eddie Babbitt Al rrrrrr u Ross 6 Richle Anne MUrray HOTTEST Sheen. Easton Smith/ rmeet HOTTEST mor ms1 (Mold 01st) Kenny Rogers Temptations Air Supply ,ierb Alpert Oak Ridge Boys (Eyes) Ronnie Milsap Joey Scarbury Art Garfunkel Eddie Babbitt Kenny Rogers . (ton John Carpenters Juice Newton Gladys Knight 6 Pips Elton John Joey Scarbury Alan Parsons Project Ronnie Missy (Happy) ELO Manhattan Transfer niFIRMaineks Rick Springfield Rot. 6 Richt. HOTTEST Santana Pointer Sister. Billetinon Ronnie Milsap Air Supply (Sensitive) SYNAJNIessi Carole Bayer Seger HOTTEST Gary Wright relandegerePos Join Denver Joey Scarbury Alab a Plellhatteti Transfer TegAbbsit Marty Bann Franke & Knockout. Dionne Warwick Kenny Roger. Pointer S rrrrrr (My Girl) Cla ms James Taylor Juice Newton Dionne Warrick Commodores WEST (Summee.) vneas eime Slosh HOTTEST Mach Boy. Mickey Gilley OlarklEastgle Air Supply Glen Campbell Yutaka nElklAncetnng Kim Carnes HOTTEST HOTTEST Mona Chudinormen KM8414•Fmachmo IUMUlkineor 10111IIMininago KRIOURseaSpriMMI KOVRMammtis Joey Scarbury Joey Scarbury Man hatt an Transfer HOTTEST Michas' gloare A minnmellsirmens Sheen. Easton Air Supply None LanyFinkei LanimilAirMarty fterTmolor Sheen. Easton George RerriBOO (Modern) Alan Parsons Project HOTTEST (Eyes) (All) Journey Terri Gibbs Pointer Sister. Rick Springfield Kenny Rogers Manhattan Transfer Smith/Sweet Beach Boy. Joey Scorbury Air Supply Raydio Eddie itabbitt Star. On 45 Pablo Cruise bold belesid.r Marty Bali,. Air Supply Pablo Cruise Roe. 6 Richt. (Song) James Taylor WRIVAtiont• Pointer Sisters HOTTEST HOTTEST (Medley II) Rosanne Cash Barbra Streisand HOTTEST (Summer'ii) Juice Newton Air Supply Alan Parsons Project Pablo Cruise floompFlehar Kenny Rogers Marty Balin Alan Parsons Project Rom. F. Richie ETA Eddie Babbitt MCF1411grimgibIS Oak Ridge Boys Kenny Rogers Joey Scarbury Ronnie Hulsey Elton John HOTTEST Eddie Babbitt WIRFIRIIMEM Jon Tsyror Kenny Rogers Joey Scarbury WY111011•01011 WASHA rmehingscelOC Pointer Sisters Carl Wilson HOTTEST Geo.. Flschoff Tommy Webb Ronnie Milsap Romanne Canh Raydio Carpenters Air Supply Dionne Warwick(RA) WIllrogromplory Toe Jones BonDuctousn Harty Bolin (Song) Pointer Sister. Sarbra Streisand Barbra Streisand(RA) James Taylor (World) Kenny Rogers Anne Murray HOTTEST Revd., Elton John MIONIEspen• (Hard) HOTTLSI KLORMan Jose Joey Scarbury (Blessed) Kenny Rogers John Denver (Song) Marc Jordan Minn bows IONE011iedlerd Pointer Sisters Bill Waster Air Supply Rosanne Cash Alabama Dionne Warwick Don McLean &glance CIMse. Rht Alan Parson. Projec. None Berbera Mandrel' Ross 6 Richt. (Sr.,) HOTTEST KOMIAIsayarrom Rosanne Cash HOTTEST Raydio gOt011iame Anne Murray HOTTEST Eddie Rabbit, Alan Parsons Project Stacy Leftism. Ross 4. Mehl. Manhattan Transfer (Song) Peril Dereler (Hold Out) Joey 5...bury Mickey Gilley Juice Newton Mickey Gilley Illlerreleopmel Kenny Roger. Bobby Goldeboro John Schneider Kenny Rogere HOTTEST Joey Scerbury Carpenters SAW4ANNftsbotah Joey Scarbury HOTTEST Eddie Babbitt Barbra Streisand Pointer Sisters into James Taylor Air Supply Marty Dalin Air Supply Elton John WRVOIRMeriphis Carpenter. Juice Newton Saith/9weet ilarberoem Elton John (Su er'.) Pointer Sisters Joey Scarbury HOTTEST Herb Alpert George Harrison Alen Pers ona Project Rona Sheens Easton Morellutiar Neil Diamond Air Supply Raydio (All) Pointer Sister. VALVStmen HOTTEST (Eye.) KHOWIDirmer Pointer Sister. Manhatt an Transfer Raydio Clarke/Duke sesody/vf rm Air Supply HOTTEST LoialiSiormis Juice Newton Joey Scarbury Ho=t ) (Song) W OCNO.MmoNswes Joey Scarbury Kenny Rogers lobanne Cash Mercy Bolin Elton John U- Alan Parsons Project Kim Carnes Joey Scarbury Lee Ritenour Pablo Cruise IMAINikemi Soy Juice Newton HOTTEST VreirJNaarreele 'toady Blues Rorm 6 Richt. Dionne Warwick Joey Scarbury Eddie Rabbitt Marty Balin Eddie Rabbitt Dove Perna.. HOTTEST Oak Ridee Rohs Ross h Richie Ebbe St John Kenny lloper• Florence Warner KOCIOillanDlogo Janis Ian Air Supplv Ronnie Mlle.'s George Harrison SOTTEST Y : : Project Pablo Cruise Juice Newton WRAMPoriir George Harrison SandellaMlisw :1:: Mari on. John Schneider Neil Diamond (All) James Taylor Kenny Ropers Crafty Denton.. (Teardrops) Carl Wilson Rosanne Cash RExiPeriseld (Summer's) Manhattan Transfer Cantina Bend James Taylor Rose 6 Richt. Juice Newton Ike Ihreneen Smith/Sweet KNOAlsolle HOTTEST ',henna Easton None (Hard) Joey Scarbury ELO rehollarri Oak Ridge Boys (Modern) HOTTEST Pablo Cruise Marty Rat io Alan Parson. Project Stevie Nicks WOCF/Chser mega Clarke/Duke Joey Scarbury Don McLean Pointer Sisters Sheens Easton HOTTEST Sisnloy Alabama WORRIMbis Kenny Rogers (Sun) Ronnie Mileep (Eyes) ItiCIDIMetringo Alan Parson. Project Oak Ride* Boys Ross & Richie Awry's. Manhattan Transfer James Taylor Commodore. Mark Leeds Oak Ridge Boys Don McLean Bill Wray Air Supply (Summer's) HOTTEST Ronnie Mils., Norm Richt. (Sun) Pablo Cruise Barbra Streisand Mickey Gilley Neil Dimond Al J rrrrr u Stookey Robinmon Ronnie Nilsen Elton John Journey Herb Alpert George Rarrimon HOTTEST (Forever) Marty Bolin Cantina Bend Alat rms (All) Air Supply wisaarren James Taylor Journey Toe Jones HOTTEST New Riders Air Supply Joey Scarbury Ain Hem (Sumner's) ELCWOOSen (World) Pointer Sisters Joey Scarbury Kenny Rogers Larry John McNally Engelbert Numperdinck James Taylor Juice Newton Oseberala.ftlehenbom Rosanne Cash Moppets Rayclio (Maybe) George iletrISOW1 (Su rmise.) ALL STATIONS Ross I. Richt. Sheen. Easton (Song) HOTTEST (All) Ronnie Millsap Rezey Bailey KNIOWs SMB HOTTEST ((yea) Gary Wriest Kenny Rogers Juice Newton Shaun Ni•leen Commodores Herb Alpert Omar Engelbert Humperdinck Elton John Joey Scarbury Engelbert Numperdinck Joey Scarbury REPORTED Oak Ridge Boys KWJSRII Lbw Cily (Maybe) Journey (Maybe) Eddie Babbitt Ronnie Milsap ISELbliser Memo Juice Newton O wen Lowish HOTTEST Sheen. Keeton Stacy 'Attlee,. Sheens Easton Carl Wilson Wall Melo Air Supply (Eyes) Pointer Si ster. Don Williams Alan Pars on. Project THIS WEEK (Eyes) Eddie Babbitt Joey Scarbury HOTTEST Huppet. Janes Taylor Reydlo Kenny Roger. Manhattan rrrrr fer KISMILas Hobos Raydio George Piechoff vOMAIllsrlsval• (Summer's) Florence Warner (Song) John Schneider Pointer Sisters Ravin 0111rIon (Song) Smith/Sweet *sm alls, Don McLean HOTTEST Carpent ers HOTTEST Beach Soya (Sun) Eddie Babbitt Joey Scarbury Marty Kah n Air Supply HOTTEST None HOTTEST HOTTEST Juice Newton HOTTEST 116 REPORTERS 14.4 gbilln Air Supply John Denver Air Supply Ronnie Milesp Juice Newton Man hatt an Transfer Kenny Roger. Manhattan Transfer Carpenters Air Supply Eddie Babbitt Pointer Sisters Kenny Rogers Juice Newton Marty W in Kenny Rogers 116 LAST WEEK Penny Rogers Stacy kettle... Air Supply Air Supply Joey Scarbury Crystal Gayle Joey Scarbury Joey Scarbury Alabama Joey Scarbury Ronnie Milsap Alan Parsons Project Alan Parivms Project Raydio Marty gelin /tone) Page 58 REM/Friday, July 31, 1981

"-, at Black Radio kir) Love News Views From Black Journalists We constantly discuss music, per- that blacks will get that specific type of job is to force sonalities, programming techniques, and dependable and would do a competent job — yet in- the FCC to allocate us an equal entry. I foresee the itially I got my foot in the door because I was black." much, much more, but seldom do we coming of men and women humane enough and con- I asked Marc how he thought a young black person elaborate on news or news personnel. I cor- cerned enough about this nation to make it epitomize might approach the radio business. "First of all, I ralled two of the best news journalists in the what the Constitution and Declaration of Independence think young people must be very introspective, do a intended it to be. When that happens, we — a minority careful self-examination, and be very truthful with country bar none — who just happen to in a nation of minorities — will have our share of posi- be black. Sharing conversation with these themselves. If they have tions. Presently, there are some young people being problems reading, no mat- two "heavies" was exhilarating because prepared to ascend to the so-called upper level posi- ter how much they aspire tions within the media, but because we don't make the I've had the good fortune of knowing both to be reporters or talents, quite well. What I didn't know, prior to the yardsticks to measure excellence by, we are forced to they will not be able to per- measure up to a yardstick that we are not even allowed form successfully. Another interviews, was that one subject had been to see." thing for young aspiring greatly influenced by the expertise and pro- I asked Mr. Wood if he thought a news position radio persons to consider is fessionalism of the other. might be an easier way for an individual to get into an whether or not they can on-air position, rather than a music-oriented personali- Roy Wood Sr. is Vice President of Program ming com municate without an ty approach. "I think it's the only way for blacks or for the National Black Network in New York City, a abundance of 'you know's' division of the Unity Broadcasting Corporation, the na- other minorities to go if they want to get into the elec- and 'um m's.' Finally, tion's first black-owned and operated line-connected because there are several electronic communications system. He is also the only "(News) is the only way for blacks areas to consider — news black board member of the Radio/Television News reporting, air talent, talk ' Marc Gibson Directors Association (RTNDA). Marc Gibson is the to go . . . into the electronic media. shows, program ming, etc. — people must know exact- White House correspondent for the Sheridan Broad- The entertain ment end is ly where they want to go and what they really want to casting Network, the other black-owned and operated accomplish." news network. Within the two interviews that follow are automating live personality out of "Black America's Dan Rather" points of history, personal opinion, and an abundance of existence. The news is instan- knowledge I asked Marc why he decided to leave NBC to go taneous — a record is canned." with Sheridan. "I always wanted to come back to Black Roy Wood — 33 Years In Radio — Roy Wood Sr. radio and bring my expertise," he answered. "Also, I asked Mr. Wood when and how he began his ex- here was an opportunity with a growing company that tensive career in the biz. "I got my first job in 1948. tronic media. Fundamentally, the entertainment end really has a true product of information for black However, I had been encouraged to become an an- of the broadcast industry is automating live personali- America to consume. Sheridan gives me the opportuni- nouncer earlier by Jack L. Cooper in Chicago. Mr. ty out of existence. The news is instantaneous — a ty to be black America's Charles Osgood or Dan Cooper told me that I had a nice voice and to get into record is canned. You can play the same record 100 Rather at the White House. Through my work at radio. I responded by saying, `Mr. Cooper, they don't times, but you can't tell the same news story 100 times Sheridan I am black America's Charles Kuralt, on the have Negro (the descriptive adjective commonly ap- over in the same way." road doing specials that afford other blacks an oppor- plied to blacks at that time) announcers, and I don't What's next for Mr. Wood? "I don't really have any tunity to have their own. No matter what I am, I am want to be a Negro announcer.' He said, 'Well, Roy, I intention of retiring, but what I would like to do is own still black; my com mitment is and always will be to didn't tell you to be a Negro announcer, I said be a two or three facilities; I'm trying to make steps in that my people. If through my work I can move some blacks radio announcer.' " direction. Since the exodus is to the South, I think I'd to think and use their power of deductive reasoning, Who is Jack L. Cooper? "He was the first black like to own a Southern station. I am not hesitant about then I would say that my com mitment is not in vain." man to broadcast on commercial radio in 1923," Wood owning an entity in the South because I am firmly con- Aware that Marc's job is one which most news replied. "Jack Leonard Cooper broadcast on WHFC, a vinced that at least 70% of the difference occurring bet- journalists would love to hold on to, I asked what was foreign language station in Chicago which sold him ween ethnic groups is due to ignorance of one another left for him to do in the field of broadcasting. "I would some air time later down the road. At that time he did a rather than racial prejudice exclusively. 'If I knew you like to own a radio station, in fact I'd like to own three program called 'Sam and Henry,' a 'nigger' comedian- and you knew me and each of us our faults could see' type thing, written and played (all parts) by himself. etc." From that show came the idea for the 'Amos and Andy' "If you're not going to bring series." In closing, Mr. Wood commented, "The business of news and information being a turnoff in Black radio As an admirer of Mr. Wood, I wanted to know more anything to the business, please stay. has to be eradicated, and only you and I can do that. If about this interesting pioneer, specifically if he had out, because we have enough rap- you listen to any small town or big town white radio ever made it to general market radio in the early station, there's going to oe a total newscast, sponsored pers, rhymers, and reporters who years. "Yes. I did. Here's how it came about. After at- by somebody. It is only in Black radio that you get tending what is now known as the Columbia College of can't report. — Marc Gibson 'slurbs and blurbs' of news, not sponsored by Fine Arts (in Chicago) to anybody." study broadcasting techni- or four. That way I could apply my own philosophy as I que and radio acting, I got Marc Gibson: Early Inspiration see Dewey Hughes doing. Dewey, another influence in a job at a station in Gary, As a young person in Kansas City who traveled to my life, owns and does air work on WOL/Washington, IN. Had it not been for Chicago on summer vacations, Marc Gibson was in- an information/entertainment station." some people who were col- spired by Roy Wood Sr. "I would listen to him on the Marc Gibson's advice to young ambitious blacks in orless and raceless enough radio whenever my family took vacations. I wanted to the business: "First we have to tell ourselves that we to recognize that I had the do what he was doing because here was a man who talent, ability, and deter- made news on a Black station something other than the are not helpless. We must be cognizant of the fact that it's not going to be easy - whether it's Black or white mination needed to suc- 'Amos and Andy' hour; he was intelligible and I ad- radio we're in. If it is Black radio, we owe it to ourselves ceed, in an arena where mired that. Consequently, my opportunity came while to improve the product rather than downgrade or blacks had never been serving in the Navy on Armed Forces Radio. As a debase it. If you're not going to bring anything to the given an equitable oppor- baseball player during the European Armed Forces business, please stay out, because we have enough rap- tunity, it would never have Championships, I was asked to file some stories. Our pers, rhymers, and reporters who can't report. We happened. Howard Fisher, Roy Wood Sr. team lost the first game, I filed a story, my superiors have enough managers who can't manage. Please, if a college friend and owner of a radio station in Califor- liked what I filed, and eventually I began doing news." you're entering the field of communications, bring nia now, got me a job in Sound Bend, IN at WJVA; I asked Marc why he thought he's been given an op- something to it: com mitment, competence and a lot of from there I was given the opportunity to broadcast on portunity at general market stations. "First of all it courage." the Mutual Broadcasting System from 1950-1954 as a happened because people like Mr. Wood, Mel Good, It has been particularly rewarding for me to in- regular staff announcer, not the 'boy in the back' disc and Topper Carew had raised a lot of cain to give teract with these two very special people. Even more jockey." youngsters like myself a chance. Another reason, pleasurable was the act of sharing them with you. which a lot of black reporters don't like to Advice To The Up-And-Coming Just for your information: Roy Wood Sr. has two acknowledge, is the fact that we are black. There is a sons following in his footsteps: Roy Wood Jr., presently Mr. Wood gave us a statement of guidance for quota system, and if you notice, when a black newsper- a news reporter at KDAV/Los Angeles, who has also young blacks who want to know how to land those big- son leaves, he or she is replaced by another black paying network news positions. "In this day and age, worked at WLS and W'MAQ/Chicago and WNBC/New newsperson. I was talented and qualified and when my York; and Arthur N. Wood, presently a TV news pro- since the mass media, both electronic and print, are creditability was proven then I got to do most of the big now controlled by the WASP community, the only way ducer and weekend anchor person for KTRK-TV/Hous- stories. At WNBC/New York, they knew that I was ton. REtR/Friday. July 31. 1981 Page 59 Black Radio

KMJ Q WVOL KA U, VVVVWS, WK W M. KDKO, KXA M, KACE, KDIA. Medium at WA MO. KOKY, WOIC, WANT, WVEE, KDAY. KSOL RAFAEL CAMERON "Funtown U.S.A." (Salsoul) 49% (+ 9) reporting. Added at WT MP, W HRK. W DIA. Medium at WA MO. WXYV, W WIN, WKND, WDAS, WBLX, WGIV, HOTTEST VVVEE, WLOU. KMJCI, WTLC, WCIN, WK W M, WD MT, WJ MO, KDAY, KXA M, KACE, KSOL. Fodewing are hated In order of their airplay activity. KDIA. Hot at WILD. WOIC, WVVWS. BILLY OCEAN "Night (Feel Like Getting Down)" (Epic) 49% reporting. Medium at W XYV. WWIN, VVTMP, WPDQ. WBLX, VVYLD-FM, WATV, WTOY. WENN, WOIC, WANT, WVEE, WJJS, WO WI, KMJQ, WCIN, VVVVVVS. KJLH, KACE. Hot at 1NVOL. KDKO, WJ MO, KXA M, EVELYN KING KLIP, KSOL KDIA. "I'm In Love" (RCA) RICK JAMES "Super Freak" (Gordy) 49% reporting. Debuts this week. Added at WPD Q WTOY. KOKY, W OIC, WANT, WEDR. WVON, WGCI, KSOL Hot at WATV, WDIA, COM MODORES WJ MI, WKXI, WHRK, KDIA, KACE, KDAY. Medium at WXYV. WILD, WDAS, WAIL WJJS, "Lady (You Bring Me Up)" (Motown) KMJM, KDKO, KXA M, KJLH. LARRY GRAHA M DENROY MORGAN "I'll Do Anything For You" (Becket) 47% (+5) reporting. Added at WK W M, KJLH. Medium at WDAS. VVTOY, W OIC, WVEE. WO WI, WKXI, WHRK, "Just Be My Lady" (WB) INVOL. WJLB. WD MT, WJ MO. WDAO, KDKO. Hot at WXYV, VVVV1N, WHUR, WKND, WILD, STACY LATTISA W W GIV, WEDR, WB MX, WVON, WGCI. RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO "That Old Song" (Arista) 47% reporting. Added at "Love On A Two Way Street" (Cotillion) WPDO., WOIC, WEDR. Medium at WHUR, WKND. WDAS, WT MP, WYLD-FM, WDIA. WGIV, CARL CARLTON KOKY. WVEE, WJ MI, WKXI, WLOU. WHRK, WW WS, WCIN, WD MT, WDAO, KXA M, KSOL Hot at W WRL KDAY, KACE. "She's A Bad Mama Jame" (20th) MI NATALIE COLE "You Were Right Girl" (Capitol) 45% (+15) reporting. Added at TEENA MARIE W A MO, WO WI, WLOU, WJLB, WK W M. Medium at WKXY, WXYV, W WIN, WKND, VVVVRL. WILD, WDAS, WKXI, WJ MI, KOKY. WDIA. WATV, WAIL VVYLD-FM, WT MP. WDAO, WTLC, "Square Biz" (Gordy) KAEZ, WB MX, KDKO. BROTHERS JOHNSON EDDIE KENDRICKS "(Oh I) Need Your Lovin'" (Atlantic) 45% (+2) reporting. Added at WA MO. KDKO. Medium at WXYV, WWIN, WKND. WWRL WDAS, WT MP, WYLD-FM, "The Real Thing" (AB M) WTOY, WAOK, KOKY, WOIC, WJJS, WKXI, WHRK, INVOL. WB MX, WJLB, WCIN, WK W M, PHYLLIS HYMAN Et MICHAEL HENDERSON W DAO, KLIP. Hot at WEDR. S.O.S. BAND "Do It Now" (Tabu) 43% ( + 3) reporting. Added at WJJS. VVVON, WJLB, "Can't We Fall In Love Again" (Arista) W D MT, KDIA. Medium at WXYV, W WIN. WKND, WBLX, WYLD-FM, KOKY. WOIC, WVEE, DIANA ROSS Er UONEL RICHIE W HRK, WVOL. WB MX, WK W M. WGCI, WDAO, KDKO, KSOL Hot at WTLC, KDAY. RICHARD "Dimples" FIELDS "She's Got Papers On Me" (Boardwalk) 43% "Endless Love" (Motown) reporting. Added at WBLX KDKO. Medium at WA MO. WILD, WHRK, WKXI, WO W!, WANT, CHERYL LYNN KOKY, WPDQ, WJ MO. WCIN. KDIA, KLJP. KACE, KDAY. Hot at WWIN, WHUR. WAIL WD MT, W GCI, KMJ M, WVON. "Shake It Up Tonight" (Columbia) QUINCY JONES "Razzamatazz" (A& M) 43% reporting. Medium at WA MO. WXYV, RENE Et ANGELA W WIN. WDAS, WHRK, WANT, WENN. KOKY, WD MT. WK W M, INVANS, KAEZ KDIA, KACE, "I Love You More" (Capitol) KXA M, KDAY. Hot at WHUR. WBLX. WTOY, WLOU, WJLB, KSOL. KJLH. DYNASTY "Here I Am" (Solar) 43% reporting. Added at WDIA. WT MP, WDMT. ATLANTIC STARR Medium at WA MO, WXYV, WKND, WILD, WP M. WYLD-FM, WTOY, WGIV, KOKY, WOIC, "Send For Me" (A& M) WVEE, WJJS, WHRK, WB MX, WCIN. KDIA, KSOL KDKO. Hot at WDAO, WJ MI. MIDNIGHT STAR "I've Been Watching You" (Solar) 40% (1- 4) reporting. Added POINTER SISTERS at WANT. Medium at W WIN, WILD. WDAS, WT MP, WYLD-FM, WGCI, WENN, WJJS, WJ MI, "Slow Hand" (Planet WLOU, WVOL KA U. VVVVWS, WCIN, WJ MO, KSOL KACE, KXA M. Hot at WTLC. WDAO. CHAKA KHAN "We Can Work It Out- (WB) 38% reporting. Added at WOIC. Medium MANHATTANS at WA MO, WDAS, WT MP, WAIL WTOY, KOKY, WJJS, WHRK, KAEZ, WTLC, WD MT, WDAO, "Just One Moment Away" (Columbia) KSOL KLIP, KDAY, KDKO. Hot at WPDQ. WGIV, KACE. B.B. Et Q. BAND "On The Beat" (Capitol) 36% (+8) reporting. Added at WEDR, WKXI. WHRK. WVOL WGCI, WVON. Medium at WKND, WILD, WDAS, WGIV, WLOU, WDAO, WCIN, WVVVVS, WJLB. KAEZ, KSOL KXA M. Hot at WTLC. AFTERBACH "It's You" (ARC/Columbia) 36% (+6) reporting. Added at WA MO. WILD. WB MX, VVVVVVS, KSOL Medium at W WRL WDAS, VVYLD-FM, WATV, WTOY, WENN, CLIMBERS W OIC, WJJS, WJ MI, WEDR, WVOL WTLC, WCIN, KDKO. Following are listed in order of their airplay activity REDDINGS "You're The Only One" (B.I.D.) 36% reporting. Added at WANT. Medium at WA MO, WXYV. W WIN, WHUR, WKND, WILD, WT MP, WTOY. WGIV, WENN, WO W, W AS, WVVVVS, WCIN. WJ MO, KSOL, KXA M, KDKO. LaTOYA JACKSON "Stay The Night" (Polydor/PolyGram) —*wiz, reporting. Added 5 AL JARREAU "We're In This Love Together" (WB) 58% (+26) reporting. at VVVVRL. KDKO Medium at WA MO. WKND. WT MP, WAIL WAOK, WO WI, WJ MI, WKXI, Added at WPDO. WTAV, WTOY, WILC, KMJM, WDIA. Medium at WA MO. WXYV, WDAS, WLOU, WDAO, WJ MO. WONT, VVVVVVS. WJLB. KDAY. KSOL Hot at KJLH. WBLX, WYLD-FM, WAOK, WDIA. WGIV, KOKY, WENN, WJJS, WO WI, WJ MI, WHRK, WVON. EMOTIONS "Turn It Out- (ARC/Columbia) 34% (+8) reporting. Added at W WFIL- WB MX, WJLB, WD MT, WJ MO, KDKO, KDAY. Hot at WHUR, INWRL. KJLH. KOKY, WDAO. Medium at WB MX. VVYLD-FM. WATV, WGIV, WENN, WOIC, WJJS, WJ MI, EBONEE WEBB "Anybody Wanna Dance" (Capitol) 58% (+11) reporting Added W KXI, WLOU, WHRK, WTLC, WCIN, KDKO, KDAY. at WA MO. WO WI, WB MX. Medium at WXYV, WWIN, WKND. WILD, WT MP. WYLD-FM, WATV. SISTER SLEDGE "He's Just A Runaway" (Cotillion) 34%(+6) reporting. Added at WTOY, WAOK, WGIV, WVEE, WKXI. WLOU, WHRK, KAEZ. WJLB, WVVVVS, VVTLC, WGCI. WXYV. WHRK, WTLC, WCIN, KDKO. KSOL Medium at WA MO, WHUR, WT MP, WYLD-FM, W D MT, WJ MO, WDAO, KDKO, KSOL KDIA. Hot at WK WN. WENN. WVOL W AIL WAOK, WGIV, WENN, WOIC. WJJS, WKXI, W W WS. DEBRA LAWS "Very Special" (Elektra) 57% reporting. Added at WPD a Hot at W A MO. WXYV, WYLD-FM, WTOY, WGIV, KOKY, WANT, WJJS. WO WI. WLOU, WHRK, KMJQ. WVON, WB MX. WVOL. WJLB, WK W M, WGCI, WD MT, WJ MO, KLIP. KDIA. Medium at WBLX, WCIN, KAEZ KSOL. KXA M, KDAY, KDKO. MAZE "Running Away" (Capitol) 57% reporting. Hot at WA MO, WILD, WDAS, WYLD- FM, WAIL WTOY, WAOK, WJJS. WO WI, WKXI. WEDR. KMJ0. KAEZ. WJLB, KACE, KLIP. Medium at WHUR. WT MP. WBLX. WGIV, KOKY, WVEE, VVVVINS, WCIN. WK W M. WJ MO, KDKO, KXA M, KSOL. KDIA. NEW &ACTIVE M BRICK "Sweat ('Til You Get Wet)" (Bang) 55% (+ 17) reporting. Aided at wrniP. WP M WGIV, WJ MI, WVON, WD MT, KSOL Medium at WHUR, WILD. WHRK, KMJC1. WVOL WBLX. WAIL WAOK. WENN, WOIC, WVEE. WJJS, WO W', WKXI, WLOU, WB MX. WCIN, JACKSONS "Walk Right Now" (Epic) 30% reporting. Added at WANT, WLOU. WTLC. WK W M, WGCI, WDAO. Hot at WATV, WTLC. Medium at WKND. WDAS. WT MP, WAIL WATV, WTOY, WGIV, WVEE. WJJS. WHRK, KMJQ. reporting. Added at SHAIANIAR "This Is For The Lover In You" (Solar) 55% KDKO. Hot at WJLB W D MT. Hot at W WRL. WBLX. WDIA, KOKY, WVEE, WLOU, WJLB. WJ MO, WDAO, KOKO, DENIECE WILUA MS "Silly" (ARC/Columbia) 30% reporting. Debuts this week. KSOL Medium at WILD, KMJQ. VVTMP, WPDQ, WTOY, WGIV, WOIC, WANT, WJJS. WO W!. Added at WILD. WT MP, KOKY, WOIC, WJJS. WJ MI, KAEZ. Medium at WHUR, WAIL WA N. WHRK. KAEZ, VVTLC, WCIN. WK W M. KDAY, KLIP. WKXI. WHRK, KACE. Hot at WXYV, WDIA. KMJM, ROBERTA FLACK "You Stopped Loving Me" (MCA) 53% reporting. Added at PEACHES Et HERB "Freeway" (Polydor/PolyGram) 30% reporting. Debuts this WTLC. Medium at WXYV, WKND, WT MP, WYLD-FM, WATV, WTOY. KOKY, WENN. VVVEE, week. Ath:ed at WILD, WAIL WAOK, WO WI, WLOU, WEDR, WB MX, KAEZ, WCIN, WK W M, W O WI, WKXI. WLOU, WEDR, WHRK, VVVOL, WB MX, WJ MO, WONT. WK W M, WCIN, WJLB. W DAO. KOKO, KDAY. Medium at WHUR, WKND, KOKY. KAEZ, KACE, KLIP, KSOL Hot at WA MO. WAOK. NOEL POINTER "Classy Lady" (Liberty) 28% reporting. Debuts this week. Added at CHANGE "Hold Tight- (RFC/Atlantic) 51% (+ 8) reporting. Added at WOIC. WLOU. W A MO, W WRL VVYLD-FM. WPD Q. VVVVVVS, WB MX, VVVON. Medium at WKND, W AOK, Medium at WA MO, WXYV, WILD, WDAS. WI MP. WBLX WAOK, WGIV, KOKY. WENN, KM AI, WENN. WEDR. WTLC. WCIN. KDAY. WVON. WB MX, WJLB, VVVV1NS, WTLC, WCIN, WGCI, WD MT, WJ MO, KSOL. KJLH, KACE. U. REYNOLDS "Ain't No Baby Like My Baby" (Capitol) 28% reporting. Added at KDKO. Hot at WDAO. WYLD-FM, VVTOY Medium at W WIN, WKND, WILD, WBLX, WATV. WDIA, WENN, WDAO. CAMEO "Freaky Dancin'" (Chocolate City/PolyGram) 51% reporting. Added at WCIN, WTLC. KAEZ. Hot at WKXI. W W WS. I WVON. Hot at WKND, WDAS, WT MP. WBLX, WATV. WTOY, WENN, WJJS. WO WI, WKXI, Priqa BO REtR/Fridny. July 31. 1981

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Evolyn King Stacy la tti saw Evsolyn King Teens Mario Stacy Lattisaw Com modores Debra Laws Cheryl Lynn Stacy I... Mai m Cameo Hottest Toone Marie Diana Ross h Lionel Richle Evelyn King Denroy Morgan Larry Graham Teens, Marie

July 31, 1981 Stations aro listed by region Hots Regionalized Adds Er Hats are listed In order of their airplay activity EAST MID WEST

A M O W W RL M U M ° WIL D W K W M M I MS STIT LC W O N W CiC1 IINV ON Ptitatimrgh. PA No w Yowls NY Sagina w NO Cleveland, O M S alon, M A Grand liseriata MI Indlanspolla, IN Cinolnnag, O H C hicago, IL C fticasisk It J C Floyal W arta Harms, Eric Slone Steve Coungsley Fronk Caron, Her mit Grucbsill Jay Joh nson Everett Cori. Stows Ma w % POIII Kink,

ADDED A00110 ADDED ADDS() ADDITO ADDICT AUDIO ADDOD Roeellk ClarkoDuke Just Want 'utter gendroes T ime Manhattans Doneki ayrd 0 lath Street 55 5 II Sand Slit Mara beta . Cole Neel Pointer J .nny Guitar Wo wo., Demo, Mor ten Sims. Sledge Nick Straker iliand Idicir Straka band how I ynn A I tarter lier• Grote Jonas Use h ere@ b Heti My men He . . aon Nett Alpert 5 • • 0 as. Tutak• Doned 510d b tars so w, Wrecking Crew Nee . Cobs Yarbrough b Nubby Broom After . . 0. 05 lens I onn. V oungbiood Bobby Broom Bobby Bronm Now 1.0101.1.0 Pee lee I. Het Rick Jame* Sweadrnia fuck Jen. Noel Pointe LeT we 4.00. 0 0 ere m• Carle I rest. . Sete Sledge HOTTEST Randy Cra wford ISM Sum mers J.n Caen vsogher Neap, Oisers Laws Al i.,,... I I Cart West. . HOTTEST Stec, Lama . Roberta Ile. Lames D m. Send HOTTEST HOTTEST kaEkoon• Lel Carlton Bay Oceen Dome y Jore. J. , Ecroie Iteredia• Isane terrine Mena • Anew. Evehrn Rine I way. Rine He. Alpert Plawrieson Rend, Crevrford Donn. Morgan Allan . Starr HOTTIST Toe . Marie Dons., gyro 6 lath bore Dayton ill Carl Carlton HOTTEST Crecy, Lynn free, ( me D er Bard Luther Y•ndeose Slelenee Tema Marla Frani. SM11, 40 6 (1 Bend thwerner Lorne Green, Noe P O MIAV HOTTEST Rosalltichlo 6401.11 Cameo Stacy LAM ... L. commodore* SO S Band Joan Cann Debra Laws Riede Aden . Slam General Cain* rithri King Lin• Mike Jackson I I HIS Pen* 6 Angina Al Jane . Stacy Lanterns Alicia Myers Don I 1101thRic Dayton 14,en. rytion41.• on CO,, Carlton Com modores Chitty, Lynn LJ Reynolds Midnight Star HyrnaryMenthareon Lorry Otahan. Pointer W a n Com modore* Aden . Serf P.n . Se 'es T. .. Mans W D A O h ewn King Pettl Rata. Camoron COR WIN% Com modore. Dayton. O H Mare tont Graham W A R Roberta Ito T .* Logan Taene Gardnor Detroit MI Stacy Lanes. Dena.* 51111ame Iry Imams. Stmt. SOUTH J Michsei Mc Kay Com modore. ADDED T T W R OTE Evasions W D AS W E DR W J MI W O K W P D O Rid .Ttia O A Mien * FL S O S lend Philadelphia. PA Jackson. M S C olu mbia, SC Jacksonville, FL Nets . Cole Cad Connors Leo Jackson Jo. Te mbu no Carl Hay nes Carl Cab . Ron FOlka M arx St Clair Semn Miles High WEST ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED Manhenen Tronsfor I r ore Dena mar. ADDED Clerkal) .• 1 Juar Ch M. Khan Arland.c,, Delights HOTTEST K SUL Pont Ausen Luther ideridems Noei Pointe K UP BIM Sum mar. S ha ma BM Som.. . Change Hold Son M ateo, C A it.,,. b Angela Debra Lows Freeno, C A SrIck Playdlo HO TTEST Eyed., Rita Herbie Hancock Lusatia k Jen . Soperhsak born. M oody Dankne Willie. Silly Bill Som me. Aden . Stan Anion . San K •vIn Lynn Pert Auetin Carl Weed er. Cheryl Lynn Day ,o, Randy Cre wtord Carl Weeders Raytho ADOt Co HO TTEST Rick Jame. Superfresk Stelawer TOM,. Mena ADDIED Herb •Ipart Rsydio Al Jereeir Sister kedge Carl Corlton Denims William* Silly Evelyn King Lamy Graham None Clielys Knight b Pips John , Guitar Watson Luther V•nde.• encl. Larry Graham Gladys Knight b Pip. INere Laws Rosalltiche PO•01406 6 Herb P .10 . I. Hob Carl W .there Aftarbech Re . 5 And * Millie Jackson Mese Midnight Ste I f Rich J•mite Sop...frank Tient Ro MRIchno Evasions Sylvester Manhattans Keith Clierond Band HOTTEST empe. dons Broths. Johnson T F 0 Change HOTTEST Rick Jam . Giv• HOTTEST Fratuorts Tea . Marla HOTTEST Quincy Jon . Atlantic Sts“ HOTTEST Franke Smith Rock Jame. Superfreak (0.00 Ring Dynasty Stocy Lan . . Yarbrough Is Cad Carlton Sephanle Mills W D MT Mare Alton McClain b D.nny Rick Janes Give Brothers Juhneon Cleryl Lynn Otec• Jo... Bump.. K AEZ HOTTEST Stacy lortear. Com mode.. Cleveland, O H Mots RoweRktins ClarkeDuli• Tin . Stewart O klaho ma Chtv, OK Fred a. Ja mes Rick James Ono Cameo Rick Jame. Supedr.ak Lorry Graham Robona FlOck 1)0.1,0, M pgan Stacy LaMar. Sac, Larne., Tea . Mare Com modore. Lee Simpson Dion . INewmk F•lbacir Chak• Khan Ihrehn King Larry Graham Rafael Cameron yehn 0 log •tontic Starr W O W' One Yiby Com mode . ADDED Cheryl Lynn Comrnodoree Eyrilyn King Reydlo Wo man One Way Ceyton N orfolk, VA Bobby 111,00171 Billy Ocean Lorry Graham Stacy U nison Cheryl Lynn Com mod e . Unarnited T ouc Eddie Ilandric•• Choate. Benton Denim* Willie. Silly gin isa T . . Maria Stacy Latham* Teo . Ma . K OK O Cheryl Lynn Pointer Slaters High Enorgy BB 6 0 Bend blelarne ADDED W BL X Lille Neon Denver C O Weal Side Mob HOTTEST Point. Blears W V FE M obile, AL Leon Bryant Byron M b W XY V M OS T ChrinCy Jon m S." K PAJO (bonen Wabb Peach . Et Herb Dsibni Laws Baltimore. M D A donis G A Car men Brown Ponchos • Herb LITtle Rock, AR Impresitione Stacy La.. . H ampton, TX K DIA ADOED Scotty Andre ws Tim W atts fri.lie Cole Ronda Curtis Jim my McGrin Era , Tint Roes Holland ADO .) Oakland, CA Richard Dimpies 1 wide ( s1 King Tee . Maria Stre ws Deem Byrd 5 a n, Sorer ADOIED ADDED HOTTEST Korth Ada ms ADDED Ells . Short Atlantic Ster T T ADOED Richard Dirnp.. 1,5445 Siete Sedge Port Austin Stacy LaMsay. Pointe Siete. Rick Jen. SuParfeanli HOTTEST Shadow Yarbrough 6 P•opeis Nick Straker band 101guis ADDED Ca n.. Peni Austin Com modore* Hoot Alpert HOTTEST Mate Ste w tad . Gre . Jonas Eve , King Larry Graham Tow 0 Denim. Pila w . 'Silly Cad Carlton Klaus Gn u Jon.* O w HOTTIST Dew Band Chary , Lynn ROBSTIK be Al Jarrow HOTTEST Orme Jon . Bumper Evelyn King Franca J. Isle, Bro th., Donald Byrd 6 la b Strew Debra lows Richard Oimpare roan SO S Sand Cad Weathers Shako ., Reno b Angela Thad Work, Stacy Lan . . Lee Ritenour 'Countdown Frank,. 6.Th Rick Jam . Div• Third Worad Tos. Maria Com modore* Host Orrice Jon . Bump.. Taana Garin. kvalller•• Ye , Kir. • rank,* Smith Afternoon OPIghts Stephan,. Mile Two Rick James Gt. Stacy Lottems K PAJ M Im mo . Dem , Morgan Barber. Roy Lorb Graham Vogt . Rick James Gine Bro thers Johneon Dr. Vernon E mac . Stacy LAM . ., Conon . . . St Loins M O HOTTEST Oenece M bar. ' Slay Sid• (Het Stephan. Mills Two Cam . (dee Iteranclis tro th.. Johnson PAH* Dick Ed wards Teens Marie HOTTEST Masi Production Cameo Johnny Mathis HOTTEST Cerlioljuk• Sweet- Strikkiel Com modor. T n. Ms . Sue Ann Cad Cartton Mare Son Gad Carden D M . Lore Larry Ga h m ADDED Com modor. 'NJJS Quincy Jones Gino Vann .. Tee . Ma . Stacy Lannon Al Jame. RNA ADM . Suporfre w Cheryl 1,00 la 1 ova Jackson rayn King Cam . L y nchburg. VA Cheryl Lynn P pinta. SW tar. Evelyn King Dahr• Law• Pablo Gna w Frontal. Smith Art Young W E N N W DIA HOTTEST T. . Gardner Stacy Latthaw Mother • heat Cheryl Lynn M e mphis, TN Denims Wisbon. NET Larry Graham W WI N RossoRkhie Bi miingiu m, AL Paachee 6 Herb Shalom . ADDED Smelt. Robinson Debra bow. W L OLI W eisner Gana Wise M ark Christian Afternoon Del/ehts Baltim ore. M D *ten th Stan Moe Magic Billy Ouan Louisville, KY Atlantic Starr Tasne Gardner Curbs Anderson T. . Gardners Bell • Jame* Rick James "Ghrry Cameo Neel O R.. Deb. Laws ADDED ADDED Aurn. SO S Bend Gap Send Pointer Sisters Time Cameron ADDED Rowelliche Oen .* Wither. Silly Freesias S. . K A C.E ADDED Afternoon Delights Donald Byrd b lath St,. , Revelator. Com modore* Los A ngeles, C A DynindY Ro mItichre W OIV Bib 6 thecae HOTTEST RoebRiche Ala mo Maks Jackson* HOTTEST Marble Hancock Pet Amen Tyra Gardner Clu notts NC Royal, 'Worn . Son ars Part Oman Saman tha Sang W A TV Neb . Coe Stacy Lat..., Jo Ann Graha m Richati Flake ADDED Chen . Ilion . Webb Brother To trotter eirnadmIlard, AL Count Coolout None Arent< Starr Rick James Ii,. HOTTEST Anon McClain 5 Deed , Bill Glover Debra Law. Herenolenderson So. Ann Carl Carlton W B MX Johnny 0 Miclesa RICh Jan es Give HOTTEST Wend. Walden Super., Gang Rick Jon . Superfrsek C hicago, IL Donald Byrd b la th Stree A pra Rick Jame. Soperfreek Pasch. S Herb Can.* Evetyn King Players kaikociation Mere Pa m W ells Toe . Mode Wrecking Crew Kik.* Larry Graham Stephan. Mills Night Redding. Terme Marie NOTTIEST Larry Gre en, ADDED Carreto HOTTEST rtantic Stan Atkin & Stan Weal Steer Mob Bay Ocean YIP Raydlo K X APA Cant Carlton Dentine Witten. Silly Oiesrtry Morgan Sheer./ Ebonite Webb Cheryl Lynn Phoenix, Al linarnited Touch Sbcy Lonna. Gene CM . . W A NT HyrnanMenderson Rick Nulsn Evelyn King Dayton Noel Pointer HOTTEST COMIMCKII:kte• Randy Crawford Drybr. LAW* Rich mond. VA •ftewbec h Count Cook.. Evelyn King 0 40,0. Sbn Com modor. ADO( RIchard flea. Ben Miles W V OL WM te• Cheka Khan Quincy Jonas Razz Carl Carlton W HR K Remy b engem Lon, anthem Nashville, TN Peaches 5 Herb Strikers Larry Graham Menhanans Nick Busker Band HOTTEST ADDEO Nitarrtilibie, TN Peen T.h Debra Lows Fred Hary•y K D AY Gel Carlton Clarlia/Cluk• Swett Rick James Suproftsok POW Tops Yarbrough tr Pew . Rick Jan es GiveSuparberik Dew . Morgan Sharon Srnith Sieve Los Angeles C A Sogehill Geo Stacy Lank. . Midnight Ste (10 0.16 5,145 Id a se w. A pra C . . Khan ADDED HOTTEST Franke Smith Roes/Riche ADDED J.J. Joh nson flow/Riche Glad . Knight Et Pip. • raterie Smith Jackson. 55 5 0 Band HOTTEST W H OP Zingers Broth.. John..,, 40 b 0 Band Redding., Gladys Knight 5 Pipe Com modore. ADOED Bah Ocean Roeisfilche W K XI Com modore* W ashingto n DC CO.) Carlton unerndad Touch MentinHanithson C herd LYnn Cameo Jackso n MI Stacy Lothaew Rafe. Cameron HOTTEST I ony T nee . Cam . Coe ur Fields Webs.. Lary ,s Smoker Robinson Manhattan Tree .. Saw, latteaw To m my M erehell SugerNii Gang Brothers Johnson Bete Sledge Dyers Laws !motto . Stacy Lanka , •nontic than D M,. Laws ADDED Weal (beet Mob A wn Perchee b Herb Tee . Made fInck W I M P ADDED Stacy Landow Grec• Jonas Use flbc• Jam . Gee Donee Sfld b 12Sth Sore , f yeryn King HOTTEST Frahm Rine BB b Q Rand Tarrips. FL CAr,•••0 I n A s. HOTTEST P.M . Ne m. Tema Mara Pet Labe . Brod .. Johnson Frani. Smith , Larry Oralarn , 11140.0 11. IAN% SlobTemptation* Debbi. P rime Brothers Johnaon Oen . Morgan W T OY HOTTEST Tao . Gardne Stralter Bond Al-. Evelyn King Rena 5 Angers HOTTEST 1....rn lune Cod Carlton Com modor. Roanoke. VA Stacy Lankraw ADDED At m . Sten P . nt•• Shown Carl Carlton Rick James Soperfreak Pointe Sates HOTTEST D onnie Deane Evelyn (km Chord LT. Com modores KJ U4 Atkin . Seer Ebonite Webb Richard -Cle v es Flake Leon Retard Cameron Larry Gre h m Larnr Graham J Reynolds Bay Ocean Los A mebas CA Rick Jane. Pb.' ADDED Joe Simon CA. Weathers Stacy Lanisew Rick JaMINII S mart. . Mare Bd. Brothers John.. La wrence Tenter Teens Made R...k James Su p ,. rm. On. Way Tee m Card ., liene Gardner Danl.. Wale .. Silly velyn King Sylwale Jerseu Donne Werebraton Debra Laws Cameo Torin. N.M. Dyne . Pointer Slater. ADDED Stacy Lattaew Rernud• Conwnodw . Com modore* Ram . Tu. . Var. .. Erb . (the sne erer Atlantic San Sow 0 Stacy Larne . BIS Sum mary RoearRic Nick Ste*. Bar. Clue." Jones Rohe Lamy Gen .. W YL D-F M Afternoon Dellghb Ds. . PA woan Rey • Anton I ode Olonol,c•• • S 15.knal Ne w Orleans. LA mar. . Leon At‘ I. Bee Oirnroy Monet Dynasty a Jane. M ete Jack.on Bray. BailoyiPeol Stephens wn .TEsT HOTTEST •Plortech W AIL FM hew 5 Are * Wrecking Craw ADDED M R140 Ne w Orleans, LA Arseafturse 0.10 auseln Puf• inwpv Urn Graham JAY HOGGARD Hartford, CT Barry Richards Korth Blow JAZZ. a ininc• J.. Tams. Kee 5 The Gang Al Jena . fddlo Jordlon HOTTEST J Rodwilds Rain Forest (Contemporary) Rick Jen. Give M ANHATTAN TRANSFER Ink 1.40•C•01 Cameo Lae Oscar Dayton Toy• Jack. . ADOID Grace Jon.. Sumter &and, Webs PAT METHENY fatback Mecca For Moderns (Atco) Johnny Med . Mona Mars Joyce Lawson Correa ft LYLE MAYS Cluncy Jonse RA" co. Be Taans Gardner Nod Pointer MILES DAVIS Tema Made HOTTEST Pkg . virsZos Pointe Sawn As Falls Wichita (EC M) Pen . Setae rehn King Debra Le . gobby Bre w^ Fentear The Man With The Horn Rick Jenne Sec, Le fton Revelation DAVE VALENTIN Cheryl Lynn 0uincy Clay Mont (Colu mbia) HOTTEST Suim• Canaan Bro thers Johnson Yutaka M me Pied Piper (Arista/GRP) Dewn, Monte, C ommodores JOHN KLE M MER Kii,ford Ow... Fields Ceneo HOTTEST Teo . Merie PAQUITO D'RIVERA Arlan . Ste , Mare Hush (Elektra) b un .. On.. Band Orso Paquito Blo win' (Columbia) Stacy Leber. Teen. Mine Com modore* W OODY SHA W Rick Janne Ohre nuns Bro thers Johnson trotters Jobeon Hurd Wore United (Columbia) Com mode . U ST W MICJIM . Hew m CT. Tem 5111. 6 0.11fla Stacy LOW.... Kann, Rogers HEATH BROTHERS BOU TS wri viessaan wows TA. Lady Holleassa W e er Jack•on Pointe Setae •11011W UR WITIOTOCarbanfa m OHL. Temy we nn Expressions Of Life WJE L Detroft. MI. Derlan Pa•rsof MOST Debra Laws Roydlo Wo man (Columbia) IlADIUDerrea, 00. Jo . Reaakeed Riff1(Fridey, July 31, 1981 Page 61 Opportunities

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Control Florida A/C needs production pro/midday DJ W 8L0 98Rock/Montgo mery looking for sir taken W EACLEau Claire has opening for all night sir per- for future openings. Excellent production A OR •OrIalftY Tail to Rick Roberts Box 1 Eau Claire, W1 Great company, good pay No beginners. T&R to Mer- 64702 EOE M/F 17-311 EA S T rill Craig, PD. 150, Box 1777, Deland, FL 32720. EOE superstars format. T&R: Mike McNeal, Box 6000, Mon- M/F (7-311 tgo mery, AL 36192 (7-241 W ABX-F M seeking Production Manager. 3 years ex-

perience in com mercial colaYwT111(1 9. 9 F1-40 '0"04 .1, red10 Air Personalities for new major market A/C. Great Bunbeit artardon in two-college market needs morn- Future opening for Ne ws Director and straight men production. Carey Curolop, 20780 Coolidge, Detroit, MI opportunity with group broedcaster. Responses to EliII ing personality with good production. TEtR to Box 430, for mornIng• Strong in local news end a com- 48237. EOE M/F (7-311 Pam. (3011 862-7707 EOE M/F (7-311 Ruston, LA 71270 or cell (318) 256-2530 EOE (7-311 municator Call Merrill Creep, I'D, (9041 734-9386 (7-24)

W JRZ, Jersey Shores' top conte mporary. has en im- Bend TErR no w! One of the South's leading broadcast Full service A/C needs take charge PO. Station's got W ORK/Norfolk, VA hes future openings. 4 years ex- mediate opening in news department. TErR & wrmng organizations seeks experienced mature personalities good numbers; need* someone to get more. Celt Jim perience TEtR only to Ralph Wim mer, W ORK, 180 samples to Mr Jefferson. Box 100, Maneha wkin, NJ Send to Steve Reed, Box 2209, Lufkin, TX 76901 or cell Meets's, VVTRX/Ffint, MI, (3131 743-1150.17-31) Ne wton Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23462. EOE M/F 08060 EOE M/F (7-311 (713) 839-4465 EOE M/F 17-31/ (7-241 50,000 watt Ne ws/Talk KC MY has Im- Accepting 7E01 for future morning personality. Ne ws anchor/reporter wanted. Expenenceci, good mediate opening for Progrdm Director. Send to Jack Armstrong, 14WK, 1201 Mein St, Wheel- writing, delivery, *harp editing essential TEtR to Tyler W M:IN/Knoxville looking for a full-time sir talent. No beginners: solid news/talk ing, VW 28003 or call 13041 232-2250 EOE M/F (7-31) Cox, WAVE, Box 32970, 1.01.118VIlle. KY 40232. EOE M/F T&R to Jonathan Keyes, 2900 Southeriand Ave.. Knox- background essential. The person we 17-311 ville, TN 37919 EOE M/F (7-24) W MZ OPNa•hington. DC looking for Pro motion want has super creativity, re-defines the Director. Should have experience in radio pro motion, W onted: Ace reporter for 1/1 A M/F M combo Shift in- W T M C currently looking for Ne ws Director to han- word "self-starter," and has a sense of preferably Country Salary negotiable . Contact Gil Roz- cludes afternoon anchor Good bucks TetR to Randy dle anchor position and some street reporting. TErfl: Bill humor in the outer stratosphere! Is this zo. (202) 362-8330 EOE M/F 17-311 Tho mpson, VVV MI, Box 4808-WEtS. Biloxi, MS 39631 Mensfield, Box 897, Oceia, FL 32678. (9041 829-8008 EOE M/F 17-311 EOE M/F (7-241 for you? Ready to work yesterday? If so, rush resu me end cover letter to Tom Mediu m market AM needs morning, midd ay, after- W C OCl/Coiu mbus. G A looking for en expenenced Tradup, KCM O, 4500 Johnson Dr., Fair- South west's 01 gro wing C H R rocker needs noon talent. Format going Black/Rhythm Production a Music Director/morning air talent TErR to Joe McClure. energetic night com municator TEttR to Bobby Hart. way, KS 66205. No calls! EOE M/F (7-31) must T&R to J P Corner, Box 140, Salisbury, M D Box 1637. Colu mbus, GA 31994 EOE M/F 17-31) 21801 EOE M/F (7-31) KIXY-F M. City Hall Plaza. San Angelo, TX 781903 EOE • M/F (7-241 W Y DE-Country/Birminghe m l• looking for adult Experienced A OR announcer sought A/C W M GC1 seeks warm, expenenced personalities for com municators with a personable approach Females to replace our afternoon drive announcer possible fL pt openings Send T&R to Bob Dunphy, encouraged TEtR to Jim Powell Box 3328-A Barn- who desires to go into sales. Must have W MG Q, Box 100 New Brunswick, NJ 08903 EOE M ,F Ingham, AL 35255 (7-31) (7-31) MI D W E S T excellent production skills' Top facility Ne w station in East Texas needs helpl Ne ws and and equip ment! Excellent staff! VVBLI/Long Island accepting T&R for possible future 'tackle Full poertions open Call Dan, (2141 883-2258 $13,000-$15,600 depending on talent. full-time jock openings Send T&R to Bill Terry, WBU, EOE NI+ (7-31) Hilliard Radio Group looking for aggressive talent for T&R to G M, KQDS, Box 6167, Duluth, 31 W Main St Patchogue, NY 11772 EOE M/F (7-31) ne w stations Positions in news, announcing, W AN/3-F M looking for copy writer/Production Direc- agnculture and sales are available Cell Al Jamieson, M N 55806. (8-14) • Z9 5/W Z Z O/ Allento wn/B•thi•h• m/Ea•ton tor plus pert time air talents TEOR Bill McCo wn, Box (3081 835-1320 (7-31) superstars AOR looking for expenenced newsperson 211, Anderson SC 29622 or call 1803) 224-3424 EOE T&R to Lyn Corey, PD, Suite 205, Westgate Mall, M/F 17-31) W E S T Bethlehem, PA 18017 EOE M/F (7-31) W BT/Charlotta has en opening for the all night Successful Midwestern Hot AOR format In develop ment stages. 26+ demo Country sho w. Need ex perienced personality TEtR to Albany area A/C needs experienced pert-time per- aim Hit onented. Call Joe Costanzo at (2131 248-8992 Andy Bickel, 1 Julien Pnce Place. Charlotte, NC 28208 Country station needs aggressive and sonalities. T&R to Dave Covey, VVVVSC, 217 Dix Ave, (mornings) or Box 8027, Le Crescents, CA 91214.17-311 17-311 knowledgeable Program Director Good pay and Glen Falls. NY 12801 EOE M/F 17-31) benefits for the promotion-minded qualified person W anted: Aggressive night person who wants to be TAR to Radio & Records 1930 Century Park West. 613/KLZ. Colorado oountry needs pert-time sir per- 92FLY/Albany looking for weekend talent Also future part of a winning team Minorities preferred Contact sonality to start ASAP TEIR to Bill Bradley, PD, KLZ, #253 Los Angeles, CA 90067 full-time openings You gotta be good) T&R to Kelly K C Jones, W OLO, 3040 Boundary St , Beaufort, SC 2149 S Holly St , Denver. CO 80222 EOE M/F (7-31 I Stevens. Box 12279, Albany, NY 12212 EOE M/F (7-311 29902 EOE M/F (7-311 Major Talent Search— A ward-winning ne ws department needs top-notch KL2R prides itself on Its variety of music arid vitality Viaco m Radio reporter/anchor. Call Diane Kepley, W C MS-A M/F M, W e have a rare opening TEtR to John Conrad, Box Major broadcast group in top ten markets with great. 3007, Lawrence KS 66044 EOE M/F 17-31) Looking or qualified announcers newscasters and 18041 4241050 or rush TErR to 900 Com mon wealth stable work environments is looking tor experienced air Place, Virginia Beech VA 23484 EOE M/F (7-311 sportscasters to fill positions in our 8 major market personalities that are clever, entertaining or funny Aggressive Ne ws Director wanted for VVTCJ/Tell Ci- radio stations Make your move now to this equal op- VVVVB A is looking for Beautiful Music announcer ty IN TEtR to Ron Phillips, VVTCJ. Box 250. Tell City, IN Females and minorities are encouraged to apply Send portunity fast-growing company Send tapeslcasset- with excellent voice Cali 18131 5713-6888 17 311 47588 EOE M/F 17 311 a telescoped cassette aacheck and resume to tesi resume & salary requirements to Bill Figenshu. TALENT SEARCH. Box 7350, San Francisco, CA 100,000 watt Country station needs evening per- Alr talent needed for CHR station. Send photos, VP Programming, VIACOM INTERNATIONAL 1211 94120 sonality. Top pay, benefits Send TEtR to Dan Holl tapes Er resu mes to Lenny Hamson. VVTCY, Pt 540, 6th Ave . New York NY 10036 ingsvvorth, KXKZ. Box 430, Ruston, LA 71270 EOE Bellfountaine, OH 43311 No calla EOE M/F (7-311 M/F (7-311

Hove opening for mature announcer with big market Screa mer needed for high energy Top 40. (Terre Experienced fl-mkinight lock needed now at KEX O. T&R to Mike Connors, Suite 1018, Valley Federal Plaza, experience Call Dutch, VVVVLF ,St Petersburg at 18131 Haute market 1 Send TEtR to Richard Kaufman, WBDJ, Professional com municators needed by exPandirt9 229-8850 (7 311 Box 400, Brazil, IN 47834 or call 18121 4413-2317 EOE Grand Junction, CO 81520 EOE M/F 17-31) people-oriented company TEtF1 plus salary needs to M/F (7-311 Kent Thurston, Box 159, Sko whegan, ME 04978 No W SKZ/Chattertooge is accepting tepee for future ca/is please 17-311 K-93 FM/Santa Rosa, CA rocker, needs expenenced Local Music Correspondent desired for weekly na- news opening. Send to Gerry Mac. Box 11202, Chat- production/copy wnter with auto mation ex perien ce tanooga, TN 37401 EOE M/F (7-311 tional radio progra m Audition tape required Call KC101/Connecticut has immediate opening for per- Solid company, advance ment, benefits Tapes to Box Bachelor Lane Productions, 1313) 439-8378 17-311 309, Heraldsburg, CA 95448 17 311 sonality with production TEFFI to Curtis Hansen, Ne ws person needed today, Great place to spr.

KC101-F M, 59 Ouinnipiac Ave, North Haven, CT ingboard to bigger markets Send tape today to . KKYN. W BC.8 looking for the beet air talent in America for 06473 No calls please EOE M/F 17 311 Box 147. Plainview. TX 79072 or cell (808) 293-2861 future openings Send T&R to Pat Martin, W BCS, EOE M/F (7-24) Milwaukee, WI 53208 EOE M/F 17-311 • W CP A/Clearfield. PA seeking evening drive A/C • . . . • „4 4 111 1 • 4 personality. T&R to Bob Day. 110 Noah( Ave Clear- field, PA 181130 EOE NA+ 17-311 Major Market AOR W anted . Ne ws Director immediately for top flight news operation Contact KSAL, attention To m looking for communication pros to keep us on top If SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE VVV N H/Sele m. NH seeking mature announcers for Mulligan Good salary, good benefits (9131 823-3701. you're a Production Director who can make our stop EOE M/F 311 weekendsevying, MOR/Elig Band format T&R to Russ sets sound as hot as the music, a newsperson who M ottle Box 1110. Salem, NH 03079 17-311 ONE YEAR — $1 70 digs and has News Director potential. or a unique air K283, Mid west CHR accepting applications for future Mailed First Class personality who can entertain. send TAR to Radio & opening TEtR to Lou Patrick, PD, 3131 N. University, W TB U Hanover. NH needs announcertproductIon. Records 1930 Century Park West. .0252 Los Peoria, IL 61604 EOE M/F 17-311 Please enclose pay ment with order Minimu m 1 year experience Good pipes, strong pro- Angeles. CA 90067 duction T&R to Bob Sherman. VVTSL. Box 1400, Mid west major R&R plant needs state-of-art inven- Lebanon, NH 03786 EOE M/F 17-241 tive production No airshift TEtR to Alan Young, KQRS. 917 N Lilac Dr . Minneapolis, M N 55422 EOE M/F Talk sho w host, highly motivated, well-informed. not 99F M/Montgo mery. AL has opening for mid-day (7-311 afraid of controversy Salary negotiable Send resu me and afternoon drive TEtR to Joe Cook. Box 11411. now to WQBK, Box 1300, Albany, NY 12201 17-24) M ontgo mery, AL 38198 EOE 6/1/F 17 241 1NTRX/Flint, MI has immediate opening Evening talk sho w host Area's top rated A/C-Information station 1 10LX1013.1131rtnInghe m has • future PM drive OFA M- has rare opportunity with up-scale pay Bob Meado ws , VVPRIV Altoone Stereo Rock now accepting T&R address CornCrans Mr I I Irp. T&R to Srnokey Rivers. Box 10904. Birmingham, (3131 743-1150 17-311 I I from qualified announcers full and part-time Write DOVE, AL 36202 No calls EOE M/F 17-241 envelope when writingabout service orchange I Banks PD, Box 1827, Altoona, PA 18801 17-24) 'please pr Mrs MS

W KB W/Cleyeland is looking for Conte mporary per - of address. Allow 3 weeks forchange Iof P leasea t tach t h ema i l ing l a b e l f r om t he sonality who can com municate with people John

W HF M/Rocheeter. NY hail immediate opening for address to take effect. Thankyou W T MC currently looking for a full-tIme sir personali- Olson, W KS W, 1 Playhouse Square, Cleveland OH air personality with minimum 3 years experience T&R ty TB-13 including production. writing exa mples to Bill 44115 No cells EOE M/F 17-311 to Kelly McCann, 344 East Ave (Rochester, NY 14804 CHANGE OFADDRESS EOE M/F 17-24) Mansfield P 0 Box 897, Ocala, FL 32878 (904) 829-8006 EOE M/F 241 KKXL-A M-F M, brand new CHR, has immediate air

talent openings All shifts considered Rush TEtR to AND WAL: RENE Q1003/York-Herrleburg needs experienced morning Don Nordin°, 506 University Ave Grand Forks, ND dnve entertainer Send TEtR to Steve Gallagher. 0106. KBBB/Borgor, TX has opening for Sports Director 58201 17-311 Box 2506, York, PA 17402 EOE M/F 17-24) Local play-by-play TEtR to Billy Sheldon. PD, Box 1478, Borger, TX 79007 EOE M/F 17 241 WIBZ looking for PD/on-eir for AOR. Must be able to deal with people TETR Dori Steats. W(BZ, Box 1747, M orning men needed now. Top rated conte mporary Parkersburg, WV 2e101 EOE M/F 17-24) Country TEtR to Torn Bates, KYXK, Box 2727, KeTeTY /106 Longview, TX 75808 EOE M/F 17-24) Greater Des M oines's hot new F M, KJJY/ 0215,000 and super benefits for right morning per 106 has an immediate opening for a morning son/sales combination Experience a must T&R to Ron BJ 106/ W1 0F/0.1mnd° seeking n• w• •nchor- Hill W CIR, 306 Reservoir. Beckley, WV 25801 17-241 rnerVetneet reporter l'EtR to Alan Spector. 3ox 15748. pro with minimu m two years A M drive ex- Orlando, FL 32808 No calls plea se EOE M/F 17-241 perience T&R including references to Bavaria. Welsch, PD, KJJY/106, 1551 NE 9680F talent search continuos. One-to-one after- 66th Ave., Des Moines, IA 50313. No phone noon drive com municator for 100,000 watt CHR FM SO U T H calls A Fuller-Jeffrey Group Station. EOE TEtR to Doug Weldon, Box 876, Savannah, GA 31498 I EOE M/F 17-24) M/F. Wizard 96. W WZD iooking for one full-time end one MAIL TO: RADIO & RECORDS pert time/sum mer relief air personality TEtR• Derby KR21 has ram night time opening Mature delivery, Stuart Broeciceating has opening• for Country arid James, 133 W 21st Buena Vista, VA 24418 EOE M/F sharp production a must Join a winner T&R Clay also CHR air taieni Call Ore Koch. 1402147E-4204 EOE 1930 Century Park West, L.A., CA 900137 (7 31) 1 Stook", Box 8093, Waco, TX 76710 (7-241 (7-311 Page 62 REtR/FrIdey, July 31, 1961 Opportunities

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Ahead of my time. I'm a versatile, close talent, hotly KR OK/KL VV looking for full end pert-time air por- Black m ediu m-market stations: Looking for no- pursuing pro motion, production, sports. East Can do W E S T tion/Mites TEM to Sem Jackson, 516 North H St., Lorn- norm/ire° approach to success? Major market jock, for right guru. WAYNE, 18141 876-5861 17-311 poc, CA 93438. EOE M/F 17-241 L.A./Weehington, D.0 /Son Francisco. Prefer East, Northern CA coastal A/C AM and CHR Mid west or South CHUCK, 12131 296-8891.17-241 Jock available August lat. P-B-P on audition tape. F M needs experienced RD/morning KZEL/KOIDF/Eugerie needs quality newspereon with 19191306-4181. LARRY KINC AID, HHC 4th Payope, Ft. personality. Fast gro wing group with sense of humor. TErR to Peyton Mays, KIEL, Box Bragg, NC 28307 17-311 3 years experience and 20 years old. A m reedy to work in Cermet Pennsylvania and oeirnervs areas. Call manage ment gro wth potential. M ust 70128, Eugene, OR 97401. No cells please. 17241 W ALLY, 1717, 677 8803 she, Opm 17 241 have pro motion, music, and leadership Veteran block annourioar seek* CHR gig. Experience experience. Natural adult on-air sound a includes PD ship with Burkhart/Abra ms station, Experionoed AOR announcer vvitti 5 years including must. Tape, resu me and salary re- Positions Sought K MJCl/Houston, BJ105/Orlando Call ROSH ON, (312) M D Exorbitant kno wledge of Rock 6 Jazz. Seeks poi* 7832636 (7-311 Cal TONY, 18151 929 1980 17 241 quire ments to Gary Katz, KF MI, Box

Don Wi wi, Steve Dahl. the Greesernen el , rolled into Sportscaster - one of the finest piny-by-play 3710, Eureka, CA 95501. EOE M/F (7-31) • RO N WALKER currently working but looking for better sports- one) JEFF CONRAD seeks mornings or personality in A merica. No w in a mediu m market 1518) opportunity. Experience in A/C, Country Er CHR. Call casters 781-0037. 17-241 PO's and air talent' If you sizzle, send a presentation to anytime, 12151461-1072. 17-311 shift with medium or major market station. 13051 David Garen°, John Sebastian Et Assoc., N. 24th St., 392-1918 17-311 0206. Phoenix, AZ 85018. EOF M/F 17-311 Experienced Sportscaster seeks hockey play-by-play Avallabie full on pert time radio. Prefer Loe Angeles position Will do other sports including reporting. Will 14 years. 1st ticket Call DOUG, 12131 388-1560. 17-241 Ne ws pro with good pipes no w unhitched. Major or relocate anywhere. Call M ARC afte rnoons, 12181 large markets only Call R. HUBERT, 18031 568-3867. Experienced female Public 740-4983. 17-311 17-311 Service Director/news IMMEDIATE ceeter ,Gall-in talk sho w host Seeking poertion in 6 years experience ne we/sports reporter. Play-by- mediu m large market. TErR upon request. Will relocate. Versatile 3 year pro looking for college town Con- VALERIE, (213) 821-2142. 17-24/ OPENINGS play. Available immediately. Cell JIM BRESHNAH AN, temporary Call MIKE et 13191 372-7337. 17-311 16141 438-6133.17-311 Pro co m municator. 9 years experience looking for PD, National traffic reporting service PD with proven AOR format vventing FM oppor- Former Closelc& FM PO end A M morning person M D, production or on-air in Carolinas or Georgia. Cell has immediate openings for tunity. Will relocate Call ERIC, mornings and evenings desires eirshift end/or management in Classical, Con- JIM LANE, (8031 278-0623. 17-241 professional broadcasters to 12191 ma 7205 17 311 temporary Christian, Beautiful or Big Band formats. anchor "trafficasts" in several RIC HARD, 12071 772-9857 17-311 4 year pro looking for day-time work in Texas. Former Help) Get me back to civilization Nighttime cooker of our cities. Must be willing to M D with experience in Country, CHR En Earn, Uatsrlinci looking for East Coast market formerly WAVZ, WHYN. plus sportacesting. 19151877-0128. 17-241 relocate. Good salary, and MIKE BR A DFOR D, middays at KPUR/A marillo looking Call BILL, (8031 524-6050 17 311 tor mediu m to major market personality position. Cell benefits. Excellent gro wth 24 year old male looking for news/sports or PD 18061 353-9245. (7-311 potential. Send resume and Long time on the broadcast end. Would like to ex- position. Over 5 years ex perien ce . Good voice, profes- pand my sales background Also can double as M D sional Prefer Minnesota area. 14141 261-7877, after cassette to Joyce Carberry, Na- Boston .. W here's your Country? A M drive from KEN McKAY, 17141 887-8880 17-31) noons f7-241 tional Director of Operations, KRKE/Albuquerque arrives 9/1 ready to make you sound eetabliehed. Write FRANK SCHUBERT, 1415 M etronet works 1 N. Charles D O N N A HALPER Is reedy to put 14 years of program- Sports reporting in mediu m market is the type of situa- Manzano N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87110 17-311 Street, Suite 1114, Baltimore, MD ming kno wledge to work for your station in all formats. tion I seek 6 years play by play expenence Contact 21201. Cart 18 1 71 2E16-5888. (7-31) MIKE, 15071 4 378698 17-241 Radio progra m mer. 10 years experience including news end sales. Complete format ready to roll for right Teens are yours w hen this high-energy rocker A good current on-air mediu m market M D looking bucks Airehrtt included) CARL BAKER, Box 128, busts loose for your CHR. Sizzling production, voices, for right offer. E xperience KIIS-F M KUTE 102, KORK Easton, PA 18042. 12151 258-8429. 17-31/ Air talent for top A/C In Bend, OR. Minimum 3 years phones. involve ment O wn m obile DJ unit DAN Call MARK (7021 731-3253. 17-241 expenenced for future drive spot. TErR to Chip Lewis, McICAY, (5041 895-8112 (7-311 I'm tired of dog food. Expanenced jock and sales. KBND, Box 5037, Bend, OR 97708. EOE M/F 17-31/ Herd working. Currently employed. Seeks TV dinner Dedicated lock, close 2 years pro. Multi-voice, good PREST O N TH O MPS O N, Top 40 personality pro look- Prof PAUL WESTON, 12061 532-1200.17-311 ing for drive time Opening in MOCItU M-MeJOr Market 6-10p m slot open at KGE O. Will also watch auto ma- listener response Currently with personality cor- Over 8 years experience Call 15031 839-81901 17-241 tion and do public service TErR: Mike Evans, Box 260, nerstone KMED Wake up to the Foxxl JON FOX)(, Female jock, a years experience in all formats and Bakersfield, CA 93302. EOE M/F 17-311 15031 664-6080 or 15031 855-7718.17-311 time slots Personality oriented 19161 731-8366 17-311 ROY ROSEN fornuirly of WAYS looking for medium 10 year Los Angeles county broadcaster seeks Outrageous telk-sho w host/producer. Willing to go market Top 40 eirehrft 17041 668-1882, 17-241 Program ming Talent news, air, production in LA , San Diego (2131277-7789 anyvvreire Call for detaile 12121888-0794 17-311 or (2131 822 3444 and leave message BILL. 17-311 Expanding chain needs exceptional program ming Ne ws Interm with KOK A/Pitteburgh. 1 year ex talent for growing Southwest market Must be Veteran anchor/reporter, 10 years experience, good penance as reporter/anchor in Top 50 market College W ant to learn CHR Major market AOR, A/C, creative, take-charge leader Experience in CHR, sense of humor Prefer mornings Will relocate degree Cell JIM PARSONS, 14121287-8696.17-24/ News/Talk, and Jazz Cali KERRY LO WEN, 12081 A/C helpful Rush tape/station composite, resume Available now Cell JOHN, (6021 266-2658 (7-311 &27-3228 17-311 Attention Supersters/A OR stations In W est and and program ming portfolio Also, looking for South west. LEE ROBERTS of % ROCK Superstars seasoned morning pro for Western market Looking CHR end Country. PCPRAD experience looking for Experienced, productive. versatile AOR soft-rock Tucson looking to join winning Superstars AOR team for informational communicator with the ability to tea m position Mid west or West preferred Major or jock looking for small market. TeiR available. Will 18021 74 7-5330.17-241 mediu m market Call DAN, 13141 221-0900 17-311 relate to adults Rush tape/resume and salary re- relocate BRUCE KACHER, (215) 289-1023 or 12151 824-4830 17 241 quirements to Radio S Records, 1930 Century Park Aggressive. seasoned. young air personality with West. 0250. Los Angeles, CA 90067 EOE M/F pro motion and program ming experience, looking for Good Morning Mouth, Outrageous bns. characters Er Changes sortie in medium/major market A mbitious and respon- phones Major market pro. Form erly WGST. WSPD, still Bible) Call ROB, 19161488-0285 17-311 working Prefer Mid west Et Northeast larger markets KXF M/Sents Marls finally has en opening. Produc- D.A.D 18031 246-4868 (7 241 tion ekile end a kno wledge of AOR program ming and RAN DY O'NEILL, entertaining personality with 7 research a must Contact Ed Rybe. 18051922-2158 after years experience-Dallas to Detroit. Good Pirko/ end R A DI O 2pm. EOE M/F 17-311 production CHR and AOR. Cali 12141 243-8525.17-311 JON ATH AN KEYS PO WK O N, K102/Ft. Lauderdale looking for similar position Call 16151 691-2801 or 1815) Immediate opening for experienced morning per. Afternoon drive/M D of 01 CHR In the state, seeks 521-6220.17-241 Rocky Zagari, formerly -of KCRS/Midlands, TX, sonelity. Adult M OR station No beginners please. PD spot in mediu m market Prefer the South. For pro- moves to midday, at KITY ,Sen Antonio, TX TbR, picture Larry Cra wford, O M, KLYD, Box 1499, gram ming philosophies, call 18151 472-2034.17-31) Top 40 play -by -play/sportscaster wenta job Bakersfield, CA 93302 EOE M/F 17-311 any where ASAP College or pro football end/or basket- Geni Donaghey joins the sales staff at KISS Talk sho w host. 10 year veteran. Moderate, conser ball a must. Employed 7 years. degree. GARY. 15021 108/Medford. MA Looking for experienced newsperson for A M/F M votive with humor 18011 375-6939 (7-31) 897-7759. 17-241 conte mporary 100,000 wan Country Station in smell Bill Dotson, forrnarty with YVTRB/Bailey TN college town. KOJ M/OZ92. Box K, Hever, MT 69601. Good used broadcaster looking for a challenge and moves to 10am-1p m ehrft at W MC/Me mphis. TN 17-311 Nern-Vet no probe - 7 years jou rnalis m, 3 years DJ, a nice piece to settle Cell MIKE, 15151 423-2335. 17-311 AS degree Mature, responsible. dependable. AOR Et Country experience Make decent proposal RTO. 3612 * * * * * Bristol Arne. TX 79109 (7 24)

Looking for PD position Adult Contemporary of CHR. R&R Opportunities Indiana preferred. Mid west considered 10 years ax- penance including wFYR, WNAP A ward winning pro- WE NEED TALENT WITHOUT AN ACTI Comfortable, confident personalities ore needed MustCon- Advertising duction Call 12171 423-5456 17-241 nection on ironstor Podio Network will broadcast 10 the nation via satellite from beautiful Col- * orodo Springs and or Weal is what we re looking for Six day on-air week Off-air duties include Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi- wrrhng and production of lifestyle features for 25 to 34 year olds We have the ideas you must * I'm looking for you. 20 year pro, excellent production. mu m 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings. Positions take em and run and write and produce) If you can relate to your audience by helping them cope All markets considered for PO, M D or air talent. Sought. and Changes You may place your ref with their wet, if you can creatively weave lifestyle info into your raps without geMng foot-in- I" Available yesterday Excellent references CAL (319) tree listing by mail or phone mouth disease. If you watch Dallas, 60 Minutes, The Dukes Of Harrord," and M A S H" 373-1089 17-241 ref (and km them). if you read People and the WSJ, If you can really taw what the guy with a pock * Rate for Opportunibes ads exceeding 3-line of luckies rolled up in his T-shirt sleeve is all about we need you No calls Send oircheck G ARY RYDER. former KAAY, KRIM lock looking for maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines, 41 (cassette) resume sample of your writing (Topic 'What you can do for fun this weekend: in 60 * work in Mid west or West Coast 13 year pro (7131 96 words) • seconds of copy), history of your Iffe, nobbles. pools, and list of ten moos you talked about on 497-8798 Prefer Adult Conte mporary or CHR 17-24) • your show the week Frequency Rates • CHR night jock Up-te mpo. exciting 3 years ex- perience Good numbers Florida, Southeast only (3051 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 721-0682 17 241 O NEW VERSON NEEDED, So you think you re Paul Harvey! Tronsfor s MusiConnechon is looking for $12 00 $20 00 $25 00

r.a. commentary tooYou o unique newsoctor writer-personno gotta be oblwhOe tocan te ll prepareshort stories and deliverIf you rapid-firecan rip rewritenews thatand bordersmore than on a • Must run consecutive weeks Announcer: news, production, copywnting, program

arle' howread heand and if sheyou understandmust be informed the concerns to cope ofwith the 1981contemporary and next year25 tooto 34 year-oldyou could American be the pander - 'r 6 ND experience 1st ticket Seeking position with solid Payable In Advance medium market Available immediately Prefer Central Orders must be type wntten or printed and -v. son we are looking for You II be forced to live in beautiful Colorado Springs, and to work at the PA, LARRY KAY, (71 7 1 663-2500 after 3prn 203 SO, must be acco mpanied by check A. base of Pikes Peak No calls Send cassette of 3 three-minute newscosts (each with 10 or more *different stories) ingfield Gardena, Mt Joy. PA 17552 (7-241 Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Country music PO/M D/air talent available today PD KIKX/Tucson 35 years at same Fom,erty KCuB. KJJJ. $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per Prefer W estern U S BOB JONES. 10021 eee-ezea. week. plus $15 per week for postage/hand- Send to (7-241 ling $35 minimum for Blind Boxes E. Karl, Sunbelt Broadcasting Group, Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon 1422 Monterey Plaza, San Luis Obispo, California 93401 Looking for overnight or weekend or position at Ur- ban Contemporary or R&B station 2 years experience (PST) Thursday A splendid time Is guaranteed for all Cell CARL DILLARD, 13151478-3268 (7 241 For Opportunities. call 1213) 553-4330 or

Looking for highly creative production person arid mall to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * on-air personality? Give me a call at 13181438-8439 Ask West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 for KIRK 17-24) Page 63 kfUirrlday. July 31. 1161 Opportunities

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Al Pedicine named Controller for Aneta Records. Jim Gibson Soine the Word Music Group as Direc- ley Phillips, M D and midday peneonaltty at tor of Music Marketing. /MC/Memphis. TN, Join. WMAO/Chcogo. IL as MD. R E C O R D S L appointed Administrative Charlotte Bo wling :hris Angel pine W MC/Memphis, TN 1 AP T, IN D U S T R Y Assistant at Word Music Group. Orn WZXR -FM/ Me mphis, TN. Jim Bievins nomad Specie' Market Promotion L manager for ElektraMksylu m Loa Angeles. Dan Reines joins Word, Inc. es Marketing Director for Word Video Com munications. osul Hooper promoted to MD end Promotions Greg Haggiund promoted to Regional Director of Stector et W MC/Memphis, TN. Mike Webster appointed Special Merkel Pro mo- Promotion, M.S. Distributing Co. Pon Manager for EleIctna/Asylum, Chicago. M arilyn Klionsky named M TV Account Manager. Jim Fettrnen, formerly with WREG-TV/Morriphs. Robert P. Eastwood has been appointed Pro Shook M onger appointed Special Market Promo- 'N, loins W MC/Maimphis, TN se News Director and duct Manager for videocassette recorders and tion Mo m per for Eleictra/Asylurn, Detroit. Donna Aide appointed Promotion Manager at ftemoon anchor videodiscs for Magnavox. N A P Consumer Elec- M TV. tronics Corp rerry Ryan, former promotions/MD and PM per- Tyrone Miller rimmed Special Market Promotion Gale Sparro w named MTV Talent Coordinator. °moldy et KPLE-FIWT•mple, TX, moves to KXICZ- M anager for Eleictra/Asylurn, Charlotte. Charles E. Nelson has been named Audio Pro- M/Fluston. LA as PD/MD. duct Manager for Magnavox, N.A.P. Consumer Elec- Joyce Stra ws named Special Market Promotion Helene Gross appointed MTV Continuity Direc- tronics Corp tor. lava Simchon appointed Account Executive et Menairkr for Elektre/Asylum, Miami. CBS/San Francisco, CA. Theodore H. Tho mpson advances to Product Susan Levin upped to Elektre/Asylum Promotion Manager, Video for Magnavox, N.A.P. Consumer Elec- Miscellaneous E.J. Williams, Jr. appointed Director. Co-op Coordinstor/Aseletant tronics Corp kdvertising and Marketing Services at KYVY/Phi- Record repel AOR in Louisville ADI, blazing new Cod Glazer hies been pro moted to Director of trails) We believe in good product Cell Thom Robinson, idelphia named Sales Manager for Recording st Elelctra/Asylum. C.S. Kirkendall Magnavox, N A.P. Consumer Electronics Corp. K105-F M, (502) 351-1188. (7-31) Merrill Craig joins WXVO/Deland, FL as Program Ma ry Wid mer upped to Director of Administration W FTN/Frankiln, NH needs singes and album service A ane w Neil L. Mecht has been named Audio Visual for ElektralAsylum. from all labels Send to Mike ON..), WFTN, Box 99, Manager for Magnavox, N.A.P Consumer Eiectronice Franklin, NH 03235 or cell 18031 934-2500. (7-24) Dan Mc Willia ms wawa KUFO/Odessia. TX, over- David Dial appointed Director, Procedures. Con- Corp sights end joins W OHO/Toledo, OH Os Production trols Er Auditing. CBS Records. Wanted: Drop-In voices for morning jock. Will buy 3/rector James J. M0F6 116 4PPointiod Price Positioning Mo m per for Magnavox, N.A.P. Consumer Electronics from you and/or trade. J. Clarke, Box 72, Brattleboro, Yvonne Rice rserned Singlets Specialist et WEA VT 06301. (7-24) David Fryer has been nerned Controller for Texas Corp. roup broadcaster Hicks Com munications, Inc. Dollars Branch Marketplace

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Et RAYDIO 1 1 2 4 AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) That Old Song (Arista) 27 21 10 0 DIANA ROSS Et LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 63% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 63, Debuts 19, Same 4 4 5 6 MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America) 26, Down 0, Adds 29 including CKG M, KVIL, KRLY, CKLW, 15 11 8 0 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) KS96-FM, W GCL, WIRY, KTSA, WIKS, W HOT, KERN, 10 8 7 8 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) WJBQ, WFOX, WSPT, KDZA. See Parallels, charts at 23 19 14 0 CO M MODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) number 29. 22 15 12 0 RONNIE MILSAP/(There's) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) BEACH BOYS 17 14 11 lip PHIL COLLINS/In The Air Tonight (Atlantic) The Beach Boys Medley (Capitol) 8 7 6 12 M OODY BLUES/Gemini Dream (Threshold/PolyGram) 58% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 16, Debuts 33, Same 9 9 9 13 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) 38, Down 0, Adds; 40 including Z93, KRLA, KIMN, Q103, 21 17 15 0 CARPENTERS/Touch Me When We're Dancing (A& M) WBLI, WAQY, WF MF, WBCY, WAKX, KTKT, WCIR, Z102, KDVV, KSLY. See Parallels, charts at number 30. 26 24 20 0 PABLO CRUISE/Cool Love (AEtIVI) 25 23 17 0 FOREIGNER/Urgent (Atlantic) - 28 22 (1) JOURNEY/Who's Crying Now (Columbia) 13 12 13 18 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) NEW & ACTIVE 28 25 21 0 GREG KIHN BAND/Breakup Song (They...) (Beserkley) Recent releases reported by at least 50 of our CHR stations are listed - 29 25 0 GARY WRIGHT/Really Wanna Know You (WB) In order of their activity. The two numbers following the song designation Indicate the total number of stations reporting airplay 30 27 24 G..) PAT BENATARIFire And Ice (Chrysalis) and, of those, the total number of new adds. "Moves" Indicate how - 26 0 S. NICKS w/TO M PETTY.../Stop Draggin'... (Modern/Atco) many stations moved the record Up on their charts, the number of new chart Debuts, how many stations held It the Same ion to on, add to on 29 26 23 23 JIM STEIN MAN/Rock ft Roll... (Epic.JCIevaland International) 31-31). moved It Down on their charts or Added It this week Complete 16 13 18 24 STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Sweet Baby (Epic) airplay activity for all songs in New & Active is listed in the Parallels. Indicates one of this week s most added new songs - 30 27 0 ROBBIE PATTON/Don't Give It Up (Liberty) - 28 0 ELO/Hold On Tight (Jet) SHEENA EASTON "For Your Eyes Only" (Liberty) 105/32 - 29 e FRANKE Et KNOCKOUTS/You're My Girl (Millennium) Moves: Up 27, Debuts 24. Same 22, Down 0, Adds 32 Incluqing WKB W, - 30 0 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) W BEN-F M, WIFI, WROR, Y100, WCKX, KSLQ. KRLA, KEZR 13K, KOPA, W HB Q, WNA M, KKXX. O RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/That Old Song (Arista) TUBES "Don't Want To Wait Anymore" (Capitol) 104/4 O BEACH BOYS/The Beach Boys Medley (Capitol) Moves: Up 62, Debuts 6, Same 38, Down 4, Adds 4, CKG M, CKL W, WBBF, This chart Is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our CHR reporting stations. VVTINR, WKB W 29-22. JB106 16-9, KBEQ 4-3, KJR 17-14, KPLZ 15-11, WADY Black circled numbers indicate significant upward move ment from at least 60% of our reporters. 9-4, KINT 20-14, WERC 29-18, Y103 24-19, FM103 10-8, KRLC 13-11, GINO VANNELLI "Nightwalker" (Arista) 97/7 MOST ADDED - Moves: Up 47, Debuts 10, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 7, WKB W, WXKS-F M, HOTTEST M OODY BLUES "The Voice" (Threshold/PolyGram) ROSS & RICHIE "Endless Love" (Motown( KOPA, KINT, KSTT, KYNO-F M, KTAC, KFYR, WCAO n-18. CKL W 26-22, LULU "I Could Never Miss You" ()Ufa) POINTER SISTERS "Slow Hand" (Planet) KEARTH 3D-26, 13104 22-20, KXX106 24-21, KEYN-F M 23-20. KKXX 28-22, KIM CARNES "Draw Of The Cards" (EMI America) KILE 23-18 JOEY SCARBURY "Greatest American . )Elsktra) BEACH BOYS "The Beach Boys Medley" (Capitol) JUICE NE WTON 'Queen Of Hearts" (Capitol) & MOODY BLUES "The Voice" (Threshold/PolyGram) 94/82 EDDIE RABBCIT "Step By Step" (Elektra) CO M MO DORES "Lady (You Bring'.)" (Motown) Moves: Up 3. Debuts 6. Same 3, Down 0, Adds 82 including WBEN-F M. WFIL. WPGC, KRBE. 94Q, WLS. WLS-F M, CKL W, KBEQ, KEARTH, KFI, Co mplete Regionalized Liat,ngs on Regea 30 end (1 batings Btsgon (),. P.). 1/ KYYX, KPLZ, G100. &LULU "I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do)" A U DON FELDER "Heavy Metal" (Full Moon/Asylum) 55/13 91/52. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 10. Same 28, Down 0. Adds 52 including WBEN- Moves: Up 7, Debuts 6, Same 29, Down 0. Adds 13, WBEN ,FM, KEGL, WVIC, WO W, KKXX, FM103, K96, KLUC FM, WF1L. WIFI. WCAO, WROR, WXKS-FM, KRLY, KXOK, WZUU, KEZR, WFBG, WFOX, KILE, WRKR, KFXD. KBEQ 20-17, WKRZ-F M 25-21. KYYX, KPLZ, WFBR, WBF M. KYSN. EN KIM CARNES "Draw Of The Cards" (EMI America) 53/46 STACY LATTISA W "Love On A Two-Way Street" (Cotillion) Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3. Same 1. Down 0, Adds 46 including WCAO. Z93, KFI, KYYX. WICC, KINT, WSEZ, WVIC, KEYN-F M, KJRB. KCPX, WCIR, KVOL, KKLS, KOOK 90/6. Moves. Up 62. Debuts 3. Same 14, Down 5, Adds 6, CKL W, K1QQ. KFRC, WF MF, WANS-F M, KPUR, WPGC 18-15, Y100 23-19, KRLA 11-8, K104 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND "Straight From The Heart" (Arista) 51/27 25-20, W MAK-F M 6-3. KGGI 9-8, WCIR 10-3, KILE 9-5. WEAQ 10-9. Moves: Up 1. Debuts 2, Same 21, Down 0. Adds 27 including ((ALA, KYYX, B104, WKEE. KQ94, WAAY, KX .104. ALABA MA "Feels So Right" (RCA) 87/13 W RJZ, KJ100, KZ93, WIS M, WFOX, KILE, KCBN. KQDI. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 5, Same 20. Down 2, Adds 13, WPGC, Z93, WHYN, AFTERNOON DELIGHTS "General Hospi-tale" (MCA) 51/17 W BB Q. KX104, WOKI, KOF M, WNCI, KERN, 96SGF, WFOX, WROV, KKRC, Moves: Ilp 9, Debuts 7. Same 17, Down 1, Adds 17 including JB105, 0105. WKRZ-F M, 14Q, WKEE, KXX106, CK101, 94 Q 22 16. KIMN 28-23. W HBQ, WRJZ, WNOX, WO W. KERN, KHYT. KZZX. WANS FM SILVER CONDOR "You Could Take My Heart Away" (Columbia) 78/19. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 8, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 19 Others Getting Significant Action including W BEN-F M, KPLZ. KOPA, WFLY, W KRZ-F M, KX104, W OKI, SQUEEZE "Tempted" (AI M) 46/12 W AKY. WIS M. WNCI, KIOY, WJBQ, WFBG, WANS-F M, KSLY. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 2. Same 22, Down 1, Adds 12, KRBE, WHF M, WFLY. WKEE. W MAK FM, WRJZ, WBCY, Z104, WJBQ. WLA M. WIGY, KKRC, KDVV. WCAO 18-15. KBEQ 15-12, B104 16-12. STYX "Nothing Ever Goes As Planned" (AEtM) 77/3 Moves: Up 39. Debuts 4, Same 31. Down 0, Adds 3, KSTT, KIOA, WFBG. POINT BLANK "Nicole" (MCA) 38/2 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 4. Same 17, Down 2, Adds 2. WJBQ, KODI, PRO-F M on, KRBE 3-3. WAQY 19-16, KINT 23-19, CHU M 26-20, KRBE 23-19, 13104 20-16, WHF M 29-23, WF MF 26-21, KJ100 19-14, WAKX 32-29, 2104 12.10, KKXX 16-9, WHHY 29-25, KOOK 20-18. KHFI 10-6, KJ100 22-18, VVVIC 25-23, KERN on, WACZ 13-10, 95XIL 27-24, KILE 17-15. KSEL 15-12, ((VOL on BILLY SQUIER "The Stroke" (Capitol) 76/1 SANTANA "The Sensitive Kind" (Columbia) 35/9 Moves: Up 7. Debuts 5, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 9, WIFI, JB105, WKEE, WSEZ, WVIC. WIGY, WTSN, 13FEA, KRBE Moves . Up 27, Debuts 3. Same 23, Down 22. Adds 1. WFBF, 0107 1-1, Z93 6-3, Q102 12-9, KFRC 19-12, WPST 4-3. WKEE 4-3, KEGL 1-1. WBBQ 12-6, d-26, KFRC on. WFLY 29-24. ((SET FM 29-25, KHFI 30-28, KYNO-F M 21 17

W RVQ 1,1, WGRD 2-1. K96 13-10. WISE 11. KDVV 1-1. KENI 8-6, KOOK 14-9. REO SPEED WAGON "In Your Letter- (Epic) 34/30 BALANCE "Breaking Away" (Portrait) 74/18 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 1. Same 3, Down 0. Adds 30 including KEARTH, KFI, KIO Q, WFBR. WAEB, WAQY. KHF(. Moves: Up 23, Debuts 8. Same 25, Down 0, Adds 18 including WCAO. 94Q, W SGN. WOK), WBCY, KEYN ,FM, KTKT. 13FEA, 95SGF, KOOK. WZUU. KOPA, WHF M, KNUS, KHFI, KLAZ, G100, WAXY. WBBQ, W MAK- TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS "A Wo man In Love (It's Not Me)" (Backstreet/MCA) FM, KMJK. WRKR, KDZA, 34/1. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 3. Same 15, Down 1, Adds 1, WHF M, 96KX d•30. KBEQ 9-6, KIQC1 33-27. B1D4 on. ELTON JOHN "Chloe" (Geffen) 73/29 W AQY 20-18, WBBQ on, WBCY 27-25, KJ100 27-19, VVVIC 35-33, KOF M 30-27, KGGI 28-22, KENI 24-20, KRLC 30-28. Moves: Up 12. Debuts 9. Same 23, Down 0. Adds 29 including WBEN-F M, JOHN DENVER "Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)" (RCA) 32/8 W GCL, KEARTH, KC101, W KEE, WERC, W NOX, KOF M, W O W, KJRB, Moves: Up 7, Debuts 2, Same 14, Down 1, Adds 8, WHB, KC101. KNUS, WFBG. KKXL. KKRC, KKLS, WCAO on, W ACZ, WHEB, KQIZ FM, WTRU. KATI. KVIL on, KPLZ 32-30, WFBR d-28, WSGN 10-6. WLOL-F M 30-27. KBOZ 28-24. REX SNI(THJRACHEL SWEET "Everlasting Love" (Columbia) JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Stranger" (RCA/Grunt) 3212

73111. Moves . Up 38. Debuts 7, Same 14, Down 3, Adds 11. Y100. WBLI, Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4. Same 15, Down 0, Adds 2, WLS-F M, KLUC. WIFI 29-28, 0107 21-14, KBEQ 21.18, KFRC KC101. WHYN. KNUS. WERC, G100, KERN. WJBQ. KVOL WRKR, WXKS- 31.29. 0103 on. WPST 37-33, WAQY 3430. KINT 22 16. G100 on, KJ100 25-20, WZOK on, KYSN 27-22, KENI 37-32. FM 28-22_ Q103 21 17. WHHY 26-23. KCBN 21-17. AL JARREAU "We re in This Love Together- (WB) 29/4 BLACKFOOT "Fly Away- (Atco) 61/1 Moves Up 3, Debuts 8, Same 14, Down 0. Adds 4, 540, KHFI, WNOX, 95SGF, WXKS-F M on, Y100 37 ,34. KPLZ on, Moves: Up 34. Debuts 3, Same 22 Down 1, Adds 1 Y103, 293 19-14, KEZR KSET-F M 30-27, KXX106 d•25, WBCY d-29, WAKX on, ((JAB d-29, WLA M 33-28. WFLB d-34, FM99 d34, KYYA on. 21 ,18. K104 26-22 WAQY 16-11, WBBQ 13-8. WBCY 16-12, KJ100 11 -10, WAKX MICKEY GILLEY "You Don't Know Me" (Epic) 23/2 28-25, WDJX 20-16. KMJK 30-27, 96XIL 21-20, WCGC1 26-19, KKRC 29-26. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 2, KOFM. WMAK-F M. WFIL on, WIFI on. KVIL on, KIQQ on. KNUS KDZA 30-28. on, KINT 15-13, KEEL 31-28, WERC 18-13, WSGN 17-12, WNOX 24 19. WFBG 23-20, WFLB 23-20. Krill on. Continued on Page 34