ISSUE NUMBER 455 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER OCTOBER 22, 1982

BENATAR LP TEST CASE INSIDE R&R: VVXUS Tower Firebombed reported, "A carload of people 1 4 Chrysalis Takes Tough Disgruntled Listener drove by and yelled obscenities at Suspected; Format the guards." He fears future in- On Album -Tracking Nashville's Week In The Change Leads To cidents may occur, but pointed Stand Spotlight: Carolyn Parks Molotov Cocktail? out, "We've taken extensive steps Label Prepares For Legal Action Against conducts a guided tour of the to insure the integrity of the oper- WXUS/Lafayette, IN's trans- DC101; "Compilation Copyright" events week, plus ation and feel it will be difficult to of CMA mitter was completely destroyed Key To Campaign pictures of award -winners .... 34 penetrate the security." by a Molotov cocktail, believed Even days after the destruction, Chrysalis Records has esca- to AOR-formatted DC101 (WWDC- the work of a listener upset about Johnson was still dismayed at the lated the recurring battle between FM) /Washington, DC stating that the station's recent format change use of a Molotov cocktail, but ex- record labels and radio stations "unauthorized airplay of (Pat Policy Statements From from AOR to Adult/Contempor- pressed relief that no station which track albums in their en- Benatar's "Get Nervous" LP) or Fowler & Fritts: FCC ary. In addition to the destroyed engineer had been present at the tirety. Early this week the com- any Chrysalis product in its en- Chairman calls for advertising transmitter, 30 feet of the station's site at the time of the incident. pany sent a strongly -worded letter tirety ... would be in violation of "self -regulation"; NAB President tower was scorched and will even- Federal law." highlights unity 4 tually have to be replaced, bring- According to Chrysalis promo- ing total damages into the $100,000 WHYW $100,000 Contest tion sources, DC101 programming range. However, the station was officials indicated to the label that The Great A/C able to secure new equipment and Causes Phone System Crash the station would program the Programming Debate: return to the air in just three days. Benatar album in its entirety de- Three top format PD's present In Disruption; No arrests have been made, but Dial Tones Disappear spite a written request from Chry- contrasting opinions on key station President Bill Johnson told Ma Bell Of Pittsburgh Not Amused salis VP/Promotion Jack For- programming issues as Jeff Green R&R, "We are confident the au- sythe (sent to AOR stations in gen- moderates ... 28 WHYW-FM/Braddock (Pitts- "Apparently a lot of people with ..... thorities are on the right track." eral)to refrain from doing so. The burgh) caused a major disruption automatic dialers put them into He said that the Lafayette police, new letter from label Director of of telephone service to 600,000 WHYW/ See Page 23 county sheriffs, a special arson Business Affairs Ronda Espy was Reagan Radio Address To area residents when the station of- task force, and the U.S. Bureau of sent to DC101 President/GM Goff Farmers Draws Mixed fered $100,000 to the 97th caller. In Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms Birch Report Lebhar as a result. DC101 officials Reviews: Not quite a "Farmbelt the finale of a well -promoted con- were all involved in the case; and declined to comment pending Fiasco." but major technical test, Listeners were encouraged to added, "Every indicator at the Summer Quarterlies receipt of the letter and discus- hitches mar broadcast otherwise call in after hearing the song moment does point" to the sus- sions with legal counsel. rated a success 4 "Who Can It Be Now?" by Men At having become irritated at pect's Work in its entirety. Last Wednes- New York Chrysalis Rationale the station's format change. day :10-13), after several "false The Chrysalis letter contends "When you can't convert from WAPP Has Top Appeal; alarms" With Men At Work being that "the songs contained in said to A/C without considering WRKS Takes Urban Lead; AOR played only partially, the com- album were selected and sequenc- this sort of thing, it's very disturb- WPW Now Fifth HOME plete song was aired at 3:36pm. ed by employees ... resulting in a ing," Johnson stated. Within seconds, service disrup- musical compilation copyright give a deal of credit to Los Angeles "I great tions were commonplace in the owned by the undersigned." This Harris," Johnson commented, KABC Holds Lead; TAPPING Pittsburgh phone system, with copyright, the letter continues, is . X4,4, referring to the station's new most customers reporting an in- KROQ-FM, KLOS, KMET Go "in addition to the sound record- equipment, which was in place in "r Ole ability to get a dial tone. 2-3-4; KBIG Gains ing copyright" for the LP. Chrysa- rep time for a sign -on 72 hours after Benns Broadcasting, which pur- lis asserts that it therefore owns the the firebombing incident. WXUS We wind up our four-part chased WFFM last August and Chicago right of public performance, and has set up a 24-hour armed securi- series with a sampling of changed the call letters to WHYW- adds, "Your unauthorized broad- ty force to guard the transmitter WGN On Top; WBBM-FM opinions from the "neutral FM, commented on the situation cast of said album clearly con- facility. Doubles; WMAQ, WJJD, corner" - radio broadcasters. through National PD John Hei - stitutes an infringement of such WXRT Increase Plus a thoughtful commentary New Threats merl. "We advised them (the performance right." However, the from researcher John However, the station's worries phone company) we planned to "broadcast of particular songs" Parikhal .. 18 may not be over. Johnson said run some high telephone volume Atlanta from the LP is exempted. WXUS received a "threatening contests. So, they installed a high In conclusion, the letter de- WSB Returns To No. 1 ; that playing the album in call" less than eight hours after it volume phone system for us, and WSB-FM Gains One; clares its entirety would be in violation of signed back on. And while John- when the contest hit, our system WPLO, WGST Up Joe "Butterball" son himself was visiting the tem- held up ... it was the rest of the Federal law "and does not constit- Tamburro -A porary transmitter site to inspect system that suffered. We even told CHRYSALIS/ See Page 23 Philadelphia Institution: the security arrangements the the phone company when we were Miami -Ft. Lauderdale Almost as well-known and evening after the new threat, he going to do the contest. Y100,195 Lead Pack; WSHE Ford Out As widespread as cheese steaks, the SLEMENDA ELEVATED TO CORPORATE SR. VP Is Third; WNWS & legendary WDAS-FM programmer WWWL Stronger WKHK PD celebrates 20 years of service 'to Mondell WYDD Bill Ford has exited the PD post the black community 39 Named Houston at Country-formatted WKHK/New York, indicating he would take Station Manager KMJQ, KIKK-FM, KLOL Drop; some time off to evaluate his op- New AFTRA Crisis As Tom Mondell has been named to Tom for almost a year, and what's KFMK Gains; KKBQ Debuts tions. Citing "philosophical dif- Judge Puts Foot Down: the newly -created Station Manag- impressed me has been his musi- With 3.9 ferences," WKHK VP/GM George Union must arrange for massive er position at WYDD/Pittsburgh. cal vision. His insight on music is Wolfson told R&R, "Bill worked bond or pay $10.5 million to He replaces GM Norm Slemenda, going to be very important in Dallas -Fort Worth extremely hard and put in a lot of Tuesday Productions after latest who was simultaneously pro- moving WYDD ahead and making KVIL-FM Still Tops; KEGL Up time and effort to take us through legal go -round 3 moted to Sr. VP for Mass Com- it competitive in the market- One; KZEW Widens Lead a tremendous growth period. We munications Management, parent place." Over KTXQ just had some basic differences in company of (WYDD owner) Gate- Mondell told R&R, "I'm very philosophy on how we could grow FCC Spanks KANC Over way Broadcasting. Mondell, who happy about it. The title doesn't Boston and get stronger. He took us from Contest: Staffers at Anchorage will report to Slemenda, will also mean as much to me as my ability the inception of the station to a station impersonated contestants oversee the operations of full -serv- to now help these stations and our WXKS-FM Extends Lead; position of being a formidable and drew fire from Commission .3 ice suburban sister station WKPA/ industry as much as I can. I'm WBZ Passes WHDH; force in the marketplace." New Kensington and cable prop- looking forward to working with WBCN Gains On WCOZ Commenting on the possibility erty WEFB-TV. Norm, who is a great guy and that Ford's departure would / 1 In making the appointment, Sle- who's totally into radio. He's a signal a format change for the sta - 83:80 sue. Copy For complete results, see Page 14. menda commented, "I've known MONDELL/ See Page 23 FORD/ See Page 23

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www.americanradiohistory.com WITS Shifts To An Amazing NewOffer Taft's "Prime this week ...10-22-82 From KABL Guaranteed Time" Nostalgia Washington Report 4 News/Talk-formatted WITS/Boston swit- To Improve What's New 6 ched to Taft Broadcasting's "Prime Time" Networks/Suppliers/Reps 7 nostalgia format last weekend (10-16). The Your Looks Ratings: Jhan Hiber 12 Mariner Communications station has also applied for the new call letters WMRE, Street Talk 16 subject to FCC approval. Sales: Jonathan Hall 20 VP/GM Frank Tenore explained the CHR: Joel Denver 21 reason behind the shift to nostalgia is "to at- An eminent musicologist' Calendar: Brad Messer 23 tain higher and more competitive ratings in has just discovered that people AOR: Jeff Gelb 26 a shorter amount of time. We believe we actually tend to look like the have constructed the most viable News, and radio stations they listen to! A/C: Jeff Green 28 especially, Talk radio station in this Really. Now, let's face it, you don't Picture Page 30 market," he added. "But we now see that want to look like a news station... Country: Carolyn Parks 34 there is very slow growth of News/Talk in or a country station...or, heaven Nashville: Biff Collie 38 Boston and that it would take far too long to forbid, a station that plays Fats Domino or The Grateful Dead. Black Radio: Walt Love 39 reach the necessary audience levels which help to make radio stations profitable You want to he one of the Marketplace 40 here." beautiful people. No problem. just listen to KABL. Opportunities 40 Assistant PD Bill McCarthy concurred and- voila!- instant beauty And here's the neat part. with Tenore, adding, "I have instituted the For a limited time, you can take advantage of KABI:s changes from a programming standpoint, 10 -day free listening offer that is guaranteed to make you more beautiful. If not, you can listen to a punk Radio By Radio so we'll take it from there. We've had some staff changes, but at the same time some of rock station and then see what you look like. For Radio our News/Talk staff is remaining with us So don't waste a second. Listen to KABL now and R&R's format editors know for the time being. Nothing has been made soots you, too, will be... radio. They talk to radio people official at this point." KARL every day, and every week they Aimed at 35+ listeners, personality - TOO BEAUTIFUL FOR WORDS write about what's really going oriented "Prime Time" is a syndicated for- 98FM on in radio. Joel Denver, Jeff mat featuring music from the 30's, 40's, 96AM K.Stil lurpnl Gelb, Jeff Green, Walt Love, and 50's, and 60's. The station complements the THEY'RE IT AGAIN When it to plans Carolyn Parks every week in music with a continued offering of network AT - comes marketing and station promotions there has - never been anything "traditional" about San Francisco's Beautiful Music maverick, KABL. And Radio & Records. and local news, weather, sports and business reports, while both Bruins hockey this current newspaper ad is no exception. After "an eminent musicologist (the KABL harpist) discovered that people actually tend to look like the radio stations they listen to," KABL obviously and Harvard football will still be carried. felt honor -bound to inform the public. In reality, KABL President/GM Bill Clark decided to use the print approach as an alternative to the oversaturated TV airwaves being filled by many other Bay The Music Sectim Tuesday Case Forces Area radio outlets. AFTRA Into Corner STATION SALE LIKELY Begins on Page 43 Union Must Secure $10.5 This Week In Music History 43 FCC Admonishes KANC For Mystery Contest Million By November 1, National Music Formats .. , 44 KANC/Anchorage has been admonished finalists were eligible to win Entire the case. Fifty AOR 45 Or Pay Judgment by the FCC for allowing station employees various prizes, including a $2000 trip to KANC/ See Page 22 Country 50 The American Federation of Television to play the roles of contestants in an on -air Reno. and Radio Artists (APTHA) faces im- because few listeners had Black contest ARBITRON AMOUNTS DIFFER 52 mediate execution of Tuesday Productions' registered to participate. KANC called the A/C 54 $10.5 million judgment against the union situation an "innocent ruse," or subterfuge, C 55 unless it files a plan to post security in but the FCC concluded that the station Controversy Erupts place of a bond by November 1. The plan "clearly misled the public." must satisfy both the San Diego-based pro- At issue was the "Lieutenant Benson Over DST Premiums staff duction company and U.S. District Court Street Mysteries" contest aired by KANC Arbitron's recent admission that its Judge Judith Keep. between March 22 and June 26. Contestants monetary incentives to Differential Survey

Editor 6 Publisher` BOB WILSON The union had sought to appeal the case who registered at a local shopping center Treatment households differed from the VEe President, Sales 6 Marketing' DICK KRIZMAN without posting the $10.5 million bond, but were eligible to be called by the station, originally -announced amounts has stirred Executive Edon. KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER Art Director RICHARD ZUMWALT the judge was critical of AFTRA's motion. listen to mystery narratives and clues on controversy and confusion among broad- News EMar.. GAIL MITCHELL She said AFTRA had not done what was re- the air, and guess how the detective solved casters. Original plans had all persons, up AA 'Conteopwery Edon JEFF GREEN ADA Edo: JEFF GELB quired by law, specifically accusing the to nine in the same home, residing with a Black Rabb Editor: WALT LOVE union of "doing nothing for five months" to MUTUAL CLAIMS black 18-34 male receiving a five -dollar Contemporary HS Rode Edta: JOEL DENVER Country Edo' CAROLYN PARKS reach an agreement over security with "NO DAMAGE" FROM STRIKE premium for participating in the survey. Neva/Talk Edo' GAIL MITCHELL Tuesday. Keep further that any AF - RAB GOALS Commit- Rot e9s 6 Research Eger JHAN HIBER said However, at recent Senn Editor: JONATHAN HALL TRA plan "had better be a simple, clean tee and Arbitron Radio Advisory Council ContMuö,p Editor: JIM DUNCAN CNN Radio Covers Noah.Y* Correspondent. BIFF COLLIE proposal that someone can be held in con- meetings, Arbitron disclosed it had im- Aaeocete Eden: KRISANN AUO, CHRISTINA ANTHONY, ELLEN BARNES, LINDA MOSHONTZ. PAULA PONCE. tempt over," should there be a default. plemented DST differently. NINA ROSSMAN, SYLVIA CAI ATAR, CLAUDIA STEWART, Tuesday had already presented the court NFL All -Star Games According to Arbitron spokesperson Con- CAROL TAYLOR AFT RA/ See Page 22 Camutar Services Desoto,.. DAN COLE In spite of an onslaught of lawsuits, the nie Anthes, "In our research tests on DST, Assistant LEE CLARK Research. JACK TOOTHMAN National Football League Players Associa- we used different combinations of TWec Director: ADRIENNE RIDDLE DST/ See Page 22 tion's (NFLPA) proposed 20 -game "all- Went ,N0n Bateau 818 Corryecoan Ave., MN, Sure 300. May Becomes Wea.xgton, DC 200.38, (202) 4884980 star" series began this week. Media TRANSACTIONS BWrer, CAW JONATHAN HALL Abalone Sase Director: BARRY coverage was handled by Ted Turner's O'BRIEN & Washington Editor. BRADLEY WOODWARD FirstCom President CNN Radio Network and superstation Seehafer Buys KWEB Mice Menge, VIVIAN FUNN Lye Comsat JASON SHRINSKY Robert May has been appointed Presi- WTBS-TV/Atlanta. Future NFLPA games KRCH For $1.7 Million Create', ConrM: MARK SHIPPER dent of FirstCom Broadcast Services, com- hinge upon court decisions which are ex- to Associate Art Director MARILYN FRANDSEN Seehafer Broadcasting Corp. has agreed Photography: ROGER ZUMWALT pleting a recent restructuring of the full - pected soon (as well as an improvement on purchase the stock of Rochester Communica- Production Doctor: RICHARD AGATA Typography: KENT THOMAS. LUCIE MORRIS service broadcast lackluster attendance figures for the first tions Corp., licensee of AM -FM properties KWEB IEesWe: LT. PEARL GARY VAN DER STEUR syndication firm two games). & KRCH/Rochester, NM, from First Concord doe RsMoN. Beams Walla ROBERT KARDASHIAN Vk:e Preset, Mrbrq- BILL CLARK (R&R 10-1). May CNN Radio secured broadcast rights last Corp. of St. Paul, MN for $1.7 million. No broker Creative Sea kna Elector MIKE ATKINSON replaces Jerry At- Friday (10-15), only a few working hours was involved in the transaction, which is pending MNaybce CooNeMor. PAM BELLAMY Omce Kreger NANCY HOFF chley, who earlier prior to Sunday's game in Washington, DC. FCC approval. A knnbwMo AMMtri: GAYLE DUNCAN Carats: MARGARET BECKWITH this month took over A second game was played in Los Angeles KWEB is a 5kw day/1 kw night facility at 1270 Aarara: SAMANTHA GREGORY duties as President of Monday night. kHz, and KRCH operates at 780 watts ERP at Circulaen: JUDY LUCAREW FirstCom's KSSN/ Many of the 16 stations carrying the 101.7 mHz. The takeover date is expected to be Redo 8 Records Is published every Friday by Ratio 6 Records, W. 1930 Century Park West, LA., CA 90087(213)553-4330 Subscrip- Little Rock. games were able to sell them, however. 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Prated in the last seven years with Shamrock. During One stations, WAKR/Akron and KLZ/Den- The purchase agreement, which includes the U. S . keeled as dean to the Under' States. Card. England. that time GM of Awhea, New Zealand. and Wpm. C 1982 Radio 6 Records, Inc he was KXLR/Little Rock, ver, were also successful in selling the assumption of certain undisclosed liabilities, was a A oakum ol RedlHa ks Camnuneate n. and also served as GM at WBOK/New games on less than 24-hour notice. reached or September 29 Nr format or call letter Orleans and KLYX/Houston. CNN/ See Page 23 changes are expe_te,..

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, October 22,1982 Washington Report Reagan Reaches Farmbelt On Radio McGavren Guild Finds NAB Names Committees AM Stereo Uncertainty The NAB has announced its committee membership lineup for the coming year. A survey of stations represented by President Reagan last week used a hastily -arranged, ad hoc radio McGavren Guild turned up general uncer- Chairmen of the various panels include: tainty when the following question was ask- Metro Market Radio and Radio Program- network to announce to American farmers that he was approving ed: "In order for AM radio to remain com- ming Conference Steering - Doubleday unlimited grain sales to the Soviet Union. Explaining the last-minute de- petitive in the next five years, how impor- Broadcasting President Gary Stevens; cision to use radio, White House spokesman Douglas Elmets told R&R, tant is it for AM radio to offer stereo serv- Medium Market Radio - WJOL/Joliet, IL "We were going right into the homes of farmers when they're listening GM William Hansen; Small Market Radio ices?" to the radio." Overall, only 38% of the GM's, PD's, and - WKNE/Keene, NH President/GM Hal sales people surveyed responded "very im- Close; First Amendment - Mutual Presi- Several radio people involved in the dent/CEO Marty Rubenstein; All Industry Networks. They were contacted late Thurs- portant" or "somewhat important" to the broadcast rated it a success, but complain- day afternoon. question. Not surprisingly, however, the Cuban Interference Task Force - Jeffer- ed of short notice and technical difficulties son Pilot Sr. VP Cullie Tarleton; Broadcast figures were much higher for AM station that caused a 15 -minute delay. "It was pret- House Deregulation - KARN/Little Rock Presi- The White fed the speech by AT&T personnel as compared to FM. For in- ty much a mess," reported Richard Hull, line to WHO. The rest were to pick it up stance, 53% of AM station managers feel dent Ted Snider; Task Force on Radio Allo- Farm Director of the Kansas Agriculture cations - WOOD/Grand Rapids Exec. VP/ from WHO via a special tie-in arranged by AM stereo is important, compared to 11% of Network. ITT. However, 9:15 Friday morning GM Mike Lareau; Convention Stauffer at the FM managers. Taking the results as a - line was silent. Elmets said later the White Communications VP Jerry Holley; Copy- According to Elmets, a decision was whole, Ted Bolton Associates concluded House had only one hour to arrange the right WPIX/New York VP David Polin- made last Thursday (10-14) that the Presi- that broadcasters are generally uncertain - hookup, and predicted a better job could be ger; Engineering Advisory McGraw-Hill dent would make a nine -minute address at about the importance of stereo to AM - done if the process is ever repeated. radio's survival. Broadcasting VP/Director of Engineering 9:15 EDT the next morning over four radio Robert Flanders; six regional farm networks. Congressional Liaison - stations and Elmets told R&R that President Reagan ABC VP/Washington Gene Cowen; Futures broadcast was offered to Armstrong Winners Elmets said the was one minute into his remarks before Cullie Tarleton & Moines, KMOX/St. Louis, WCCO/ - Landmark Broadcast- WHO/Des learning he was speaking only to himself. ing VP/GM Mark International Announced Smith; - The technical snafu was corrected in a few Bonneville International President Arch Minneapolis, KMMJ/Grand Island, NB and Winners of the prestigious Armstrong minutes and Reagan was finally able to be- Madsen; Minority Executive Council the Brownfield, Indiana Rural, Agri -Broad- Awards for excellence in radio were an- - gin at 9:30, 15 minutes behind schedule. Un- National Black Network President Gene Mid Agricultural, Agri - nounced recently (10-15)) at a ceremony at casting, -America fortunately, said Elmets, some of the sta- Jackson. Net Farm, and Kansas Agriculture Radio Lincoln Center in New York. First prizes in tions - hearing nothing at the scheduled the six categories went to: Music - WLIR/ time - had hung up. The White House call- Long Island for a Janis Joplin tribute; News ed them directly after the speech to feed a - WUHY/Philadelphia for coverage of a tape of the statement. teachers' strike; News Documentary - NPR for a program on voting rights; Crea- NAB's Fritts Stresses Unity, Kansas Agriculture Network's Hull call- tive Use of Medium - Kathy McAnnaly ed the broadcast "historic" and said all 35 and Randy Thom for "Sound Design"; affiliates carried the remarks in full. He Public or Community Service - WOR/New More Active Lobbying Effort added, "I hope they do it again but I wish York for "Goodbye Lucy"; Education - next time they would get some broadcast WHRO/Norfolk for "American Diplomacy." In an address to the Federal Communications Bar Association people who understand how these things (FCBA) in Washington this week (10-21), NAB President Eddie Fritts work." Fulltime Status Granted reemphasized a unity theme he first introduced in an August address to KMMJ Station Manager Willard Morton To Virginia Daytimer the West Virginia Broadcasters Association (R&R 8-27). commented that his station got "a very WPWC/Dumfries-Triangle, VA has won "Uniting all segments of the communica- favorable response" from farm listeners what all daytime -only broadcasters desire tions community where there is common Expanding on NAB's need to be involved and said of the 15-minute delay, "We kept - the right to broadcast fulltime. An FCC concern must be our first priority," Fritts in international affairs, Fritts said, "Over ad-libbing until he came on." WHO PD Bob law judge last week cleared the way by declared in his first major Washington ad- the years, NAB has primarily regarded it- Gifford said his audience was intensely in- granting WPWC's request to change fre- dress since assuming office three weeks self as a domestic organization with respon- terested in the President's speech, setting quencies, boost power, switch its communi- ago. "The impact of a united front cannot sibility for the domestic concerns of our the agenda for a call -in program which fol- ty of license to Quantico, and go fulltime. be overstated." members. Recently those domestic con- lowed immediately. According to Gifford, The changes had been opposed by WLEE/ As proof that unity works, Fritts pointed cerns have expanded beyond U.S. borders." listeners divided evenly on the issue of un- Richmond, which shares the frequency to this year's compromise among the He cited last year's 9 kHz controversy and limited Soviet grain sales, and the station WPWC is moving to (1480 kHz). WLEE in- broadcast, cable, and motion picture in- current problems with Cuban interference. had to turn away 400 callers. itially submitted field measurements show- dustries over cable copyright legislation. A ing the move would create prohibited over- similar partnership, he suggested, would lap. But later measurements, undertaken help bring victory in the struggle to extend jointly by the two stations, showed there First Amendment freedoms to the elec- Fowler Speech Calls For would be no problem. tronic media. "The time has come for those of us in the information business to look to each other Lebrecht Joins for other areas of agreement, support and Advertising "Self -Regulation" Broadcast Industry Council possible compromise," Fritts said. "By beginning to develop the rapport between "It's my view that advertisers themselves, and not the government, Former EZ Communications Director/ all factions of the industry, we stand a de- Operations Don Lebrecht has been named cent chance of short-circuiting potential should police what is said and to whom," FCC Chairman Mark Fowler Director of the Broadcasting In- Executive confrontations." told the Advertising Club in Sydney, Australia last week (10-14) . dustry Council to Improve American Pro- Fowler compared "misguided federal ductivity. Lebrecht has also served as PD Stresses Intensified NAB Lobbying regulation" with the Australian boomerang noted, "While the court did not make it ab- and OM at WPAT/New York and manager "Our lobbying effort will be strengthened which "comes back at you, sometimes with solutely clear how much protection adver- at WDVR/Philadelphia and CHFI/Toronto. in manpower and budget over the next few a thud." tisers were entitled to, by the end of the He was once Operations and Sales Manager months," Fritts pledged to his audience of He explained, "I believe that self-regula- decade it was clear that advertising played at WBT-FM/Charlotte. communications lawyers. "As the new tion by broadcasters and advertisers in the an important role in the exchange of ideas The council has been formed by the NAB, technologies overtake outdated legislation, United States is, in the long run, a more and information, and the United States Su- with backing from the White House, Con- NAB should be an able broker for the in- desirable way to meet the needs of our preme Court recognized that role. gress and Labor, to convince Americans to dustry at the FCC, on Capitol Hill, at the society than through content guidelines or "In hindsight, protecting advertising un- work harder and increase their productivi- White House and State Department and advertising restrictions. Not only do I find der the First Amendment makes a lot of ty. In December, the council will begin ask- throughout the government." government intrusion in this matter suspect sense," Fowler continued. "Advertising ing radio and television stations to donate Fritts also pledged to bring long-range under our First Amendment; but I wonder, teaches us, advertising convinces us, ad- free air time for public service announce- planning and a more active role in interna- really, if it ever works the way those who vertising educates us. Of course, advertis- ments on productivity. Spearheading the tional communications to the NAB, a favor regulation intend." ing can deceive us, can make us believe and drive is WEAZ/Philadelphia President revitalized political action committee see things that really aren't there, can Jerry Lee, who so far has raised $130,000 in (TARPAC), and a continued fight for "sen- Charting the history of 1970's Supreme sometimes make us feel bad about our- contributions from broadcasters to pay for sible deregulation - not the sort afforded Court decisions on whether advertising is selves. But so can a great novel or a motion production and distribution of the PSA's. the airlines or trucking industries." protected by the First Amendment, Fowler picture."

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 6 R&R/Friday, October 22, 1982 s NARM Fights Back Against Home Taping The advance release of cassettes and theft -resistant packaging are two combative measures against home taping be- ing weighed by NARM. Also under consideration at the group's recent Houston meeting was the possible discounting of casset- tes, following the results of an August price test. Two labels supporting advance An album and cassette would be Watch TV cassette releases are CBS and packaged together as one, costing Warner Bros. Records, whose label You can keep track of the date, one -and -a -half times the retail tag of had time, and the latest news, sports executives said that both been an LP. scores, or favorite soap at the flick seriously thinking of issuing cassettes The results of a special August price of your wrist with Suwa Seiko at least one to four weeks ahead of test, which featured a two -dollar dis- There Company's watch TV. It comes LP's. were some dissenters count on all prerecorded cassettes, equipped with a video cable and who contended it would penalize showed impressive sales gains ranging headphones for its 1.2 -inch liquid - album purchasers and would not be from 59% to 38% at various outlets. crystal black and white screen. But very effective in significantly halting These sales increases were notewor- this tiny boob tube will cost a hefty home taping. But the majority of atten- thy, too, in that the tests were run $400. ding retailers and wholesalers were in without advertising. favor, opting for a two-week advance cassette release date. Both label and retail personnel have Steering Clear Of Consultant agreed to cooperate in the test marketing of a standard, theft -resistant Conflicts cassette package, 12 inches long by six inches wide. Plans call for testing Traditionally, radio consultants are brought in to identify pro- to begin in January. A CBS label ex- blems - programming, station direction or fine-tuning is their ecutive also discussed his label's con- bailiwick. Sometimes, however, more problems may result, stem- Battery Packs More sideration of a "two -fer pack" mer- -,handising technique for cassettes. ming from not having all agreements in writing and/or lack of Recharge Cycles communication as the consultant progresses through each work stage. Solving changes that may crop up as the con- The Enerlite Marathon 10 is a 3.5 -pound rechargeable nickel cadmium An article in the October 15 issue of sultant's work progresses. battery pack capable of providing up to eight hours of power for portable Problems By Boardroom Reports warns against Why is the consultant here? To VCR's or any other electronic equipment that requires 12 volts of continuous the most common consultant pitfalls maintain employee morale and not power like portable audio components, tools, or portable televisions. While The Cube and offers solutions: undermine the consultant's purpose, other comparable power sources weigh in at 6-15 pounds and deliver a When management isn't certain of level with workers whose jobs may be rechargeable maximum of 150 cycles, the Marathon 10 provides 1000-1500 getting what it paid for, the question is affected. charge/discharge cycles. It's constructed of flame-retardant material and raised, "Why is the consultant cost- Why isn't the consultant solving won't be damaged if overcharged or left discharged. Suggested list is ing so much?" At the beginning, put in problems? More often, it's the consul- $169.95. writing that the consultant report to tant's job to identify problems and management whenever a specified ABM, AMMO, .111, AMR, teach others how to solve them. dollar amount of the total cost is spent. Who oversees the consultant? So Why is the staff spending time 55 + To Double Healthcare $$ disputes won't have a chance to flare working for the consultant, leaving With the growing popularity of News/Talk radio and the re-emergence of up, let the executive who will super- some areas shorthanded? If the con- Big Band music formats, the older demos can't be ignored (R&R, Sales, vise the consultant also take part in the sultant needs worker assistance, 10-15). Toward that end advertisers, agencies and station sales people You can solve problems more hiring process. Then follow up by giv- assign employees on a parttime or or learn methods should be aware of a 320 -page study conducted by the New York -based quickly and easily ing the supervisor the authority to okay rotating basis. self- research firm Find/SVP. 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MUSIC FEATURES RKO'S MADDEN SCORES - RKO Radio Networks sportscaster and CBS Earth News Musicstar (IS, Inc.): ABC NFL color commentator John Madden was the recipient of the "Golden Mike Melissa Manchester (November Award" from the Touchdown Club of New York. Among the attendees were Toni Basil (November 15-17) 8) Contemporary Net/ Joe Jackson (November 15-18) Fleetwood Mac (November 22) representatives from Needham, Harper and Steers, ad agency for State Farm Spotlght Specials: Steel Breeze (November 19-21) Solid Gold Saturday Night Insurance which sponsors RKO Two's morning and afternoon sports broad- (Dick Bartley): Billy Joel (December 19) casts. Sharing the victory are (l -r) RKO's Greg Batusic, NHS's Ira Berger and Global Satellite Felt, RKO Don Criqui, Madden, RKO Sports Manager B J Thomas (November 20) CBS Steve sportscaster Rockline: NHS VP Bill Hiemann. RadioRadio: Charley Steiner, and Peter Gabriel (December 13) Rolling Stone On Stage Tonight Commodores (November 6) Innerview Magazine Productions Continuous History of Rock & Roll: Clayton Webster Lindsey Buckingham (November 81 Producers Special (November 8) Country Calendar: Fleetwood Mac/Pt. I (November 15) Motown Rocks (November 15) Conway Twitty (November 15) London Wavelength Great Vocalists (November 22) La Costa (November 15) BBC/London Wavelength: Guest DJ: Stabler Bros. (November 17) Pat Travers (November 8) Jacky Ward (November 18) The Who Special (November 15 -December 20) Carlos Santana (November 15) Kenny Rogérs (November.19) Mutual Rainbow's Roger Glover (November 22) Gary Stewart (November 20) Jean Shepard (November 21) "Baste, Herman and Fountain in Concert" United Stations Retro Rock: (November 20) NASH VISIT SOURCE On the weekend October 22-24, Source Country Music Countdown: Geresis (November 15) STILLS, - of Top 30 Artists of All limes (November 27) affiliates will be treated to a two-hour Crosby, Stills and Nash special featuring Johnny Lee (November 12-14) Jefferson Starship (November 29) "The Greet Entertainers" w/Johnny Cash the group's past and current music plus individual interviews tracing each Tribute (November 25-28) Gene Watson (November 19-21) member's musical history. Flanking producer Denny Somack are (left) Graham Dick Clark Christmas Party (December 24-25) Marty Robbins (November 26-28) Dick Clark's Nash and Stephen Stills. Narwood Rock Roll And Remember: Westwood Country Closeup: Byrds (November 12-14) Ed Bruce (November 8) B.J. Thomas (November 19-21) Earl Thomas Conley (November 15) Bobby Vee (November 26-28) Broadcasts NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES Larry Gatlin 8 Gatlin Bros. Holiday Specials: (November 22) Charlie Daniels 8 Friends (Thanksgiving) Who, Journey ABC NBC Music Makers Xmas With Oak Ridge Boys (Christmas) Direction Network: "A Half -Century of NBC Comedy" Sy Oliver (November 8) Ronnie Milsap's Golden Decade (New Yew's) "Adult Illiteracy" w/ Iry Chapman (October 30-31) (November 20-21) Anita O'Dey (November 15) Watermark Mary Turner, host of Duke Ellington Tribute (November 22) Westwood One's "Off The Earth News Musical!: Progressive Radio Network NBC Record Specials," recently spent a Garfield the Cat creator Jim Davis (October 28-31) Joshua Logan/Annie Get Your Gun Gipe Laugh Machine: week with the Who for a two-part Author/Comedy writer George Source: (November 13-14) (November 18-21) Martin/Carl special scheduled for the weeks of Steve Reiner 8 Mel Brooks/Bob Hope Rockstreet: The Source Music Magazine Soundtrack of the 60's: Mutual (Week of October 25) (November 12-14) November 8 and 15. The weekly Johnny Tillotson/The Orlons News Blimp: Rick Springfield Showtlme Simulcast "Billy Packer -Al McGuire Show," daily collegiate (November 13-14) short, "Off The Record," will also basketball analysis show, returns for a second "Deep Throat" star Harry Reems/The New (November 21) feature the group's comments dur- Fleetwood Mac Weekend (November 19-21) Westwood One year (November 29 Debut) Rlght/Police/The Klan (Week of October 25) Linda Ronstadt Live (November 25) ing the entire month of November. Twelve -week play-by-play series, "The College Budweiser Concert Hour: -Week," airs with John Jimi Hendrix Tribute (November 26-28) Additionally, the syndication firm Basketball Game -of -the Watermark Who Special (December 3-5) Spinners (November 12-14) has obtained exclusive rights to Cheek and Fred Snowden (Debuts December 11) TV Tonfite: The Countdown: record Journey for airing on the RKO Networks Narwood .Family Ties" - NBC (October 27) Cheryl Lynn/Jeffrey Osborne "In Concert" radio series. The "Star of the Family" - ABC (October 28) Hot Ones (IS, Inc.): Your Business: (November 12-14) group will be recorded during its Minding "Walt Disney" - CBS (October 29) Foreigner (November 15) Dr. Demento: forthcoming 1983 tour. Novelty Cards/Electronic Product Surveillance (October 28) Capt. Beef heart (November 12-14) Olympic Losers Merchandisers/Employee Health Westwood One In Concert: Update (October 29) Competitors: REO Speedwagon (November 19-21) Outlook: Underwater photog Stan Waterman (October 28) CBS Cancels "Dreamgids" actor Cleavent Derricks (October 29-31) Live From Gilley's: PEOPLE New IO Test (October 29) Billy "Crash- Craddock (November 12-14) NC Dep. Superintendent of Public Schools Dr. Spaces & Places: 30) Mystery Theatre Moe Bandy (November 19-21) Johnny Biggs Robert Bridges (October Vietnam Veterans (October 29-31) Off The Record: is promoted from National Public Radio Real Live Valley Girls (November 5-7) Distribution Mana- Sunday Show: Pop Psychology (November 12-14) December 31 will be the last Who/Pt. I (November 12-14) from the Tellin' It Like It Was: II 19-21) ger to Executive in Slight Return Productions, with a grant broadcast date for the CBS Who/Pt. (November Charge of Opera- NPR Satellite Program Developments Fund, Bill Russell/Black Inventors (October 29-31) Mystery Theatre. According to a Rock Album Countdown: has together a four-hour radio George Washington Carver (November 12-14) tions at Water- put network spokesperson, CBS is Who/Men At Work (November 12-14) documentary, "Jimi Hendrix." Black educator Charlotte Hawkins Pat Benatar/Kenny Loggins mark/ABC Radio 9, 18, 23) placing more emphasis on news, (November 2, (November 19-21) (November 19-21) Enterprises. He sports. and information programm- Special Edition: first joined the firm ing . Johnny Biggs Deniece Williams (November 12-14) in 1976. Biggs will 16 Years Proven Success Zapp (November 19-21) also retain his position as co -producer of the "American Country Countdown with Bob Kingsley." CALGARY CH I EDMONTON CFCU Mike Russell MINI -BINGO' OTTAWA CJRC has been ap- THE Canadian Radio Promotion pointed Regional EDSON CJYR MONTREAL Manager/West for CJAD Drake-Chenault. VANCOUVER i Prior to joining the INNIPEG I company two years C"I At C ago as National Polgt SrFY,O 07 Programming Con- MONEY -MAKING =wac JMike Russell 14 25 sultant/OM, he AUDIENCE -BUILDING 31 47 64 5 26 served as Program Manager of KTNT 37 48 66 9 18 & KNBO/Seattle-Tacoma. 60 -Seconds on Tape Jr, 55 14 TAG IT, CART IT, RUN IT. 2 28 43 51 75 named broadcast 1 16 Joe Stroop Custom -printed mini -cards 44 58 61 editor for AP in Texas. He succeeds front & back Alan Sayre, who was appointed early supervisor for the service's Dallas BEFORE YOU START . bureau. Stroop joined AP in 1979. In MAKE A PROFIT other activity, AP has hired eight to its KBA Y SETS STAGE FOR MUSICAL Among the affiliates airing Water- - National Broadcast staff: Oscar mark/ABC's "Musical!" series is KBA Y/San Jose. Indicative of the positive retereeot Steve Katz, response for the weekly three-hour show was a bouquet of flowers sent to the Gabriel, Greg Johnson, MAKE YOU MONEY . CALL station from a local florist. Basking in the sweet smells of success are (l -r) florist Laura King, Brad Krohn, Sofia MAKE YOUR NEXT CALL staffer Barbara Spencer, GM Steve Snell, and PD Bob Kohtz. Mannos, David Ochs, and Paul Reil- Larry Nathan, Frtcr l'un; ell _An,r,c., 503-6tió-i)248 NO !y.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 10 -//-//-//-//-//-IRftRlFriday, October22, 1982 Kodak Unshutters Fast Film Pro :Mo tions Following the successful debut of its disc camera, Kodak has one more click up its shutter - super high speed color print film that will reduce the Promo need for flash attachments and light meters, giving photographers the added Harris Opens Firm Jacobson StreetWise GM advantage of shooting in dim light or fast action situations. Larry Harris has Cathy Jacobson has been appointed The 35 -millimeter film clocks in with a light sensitivity rating of 1000, con- formed Larry Harris siderably outpacing Kodak's own Kodacolor Il which is rated at 100 as well as General Manager for StreetWise Records. Promotions, an inde- the 400 ratings of Agfa -Gevaert, Fuji, and 3M. Hoping to boost the sluggish She's the former Director/Sales and pendent 35 -millimeter camera and products industry, Kodak will market the fast film firm special- Marketing of Emergency Records. sometime in 1983. Though a price hasn't been established, industry izing in national AOR observers believe the film will be a popular item, even if it retails for 25% more promotion for both the Creed Becomes WREN SM than Kodacolor 400, which is $3.50 per 24 -shot roll. record and film indus- Dan Creed has been named Station tries. Harris is co - Manager at WREN/Topeka. A 15 -year radio f ounder former and veteran, Creed was most recently Assistant Larry Harris Sr. VP/Managing Di- Sales Manager/Regional Sales Rep for KFH rector of Casablanca Record and Film - Soap Stars Sing On MCA Album & KBRA/Wichita. In other station news, the works. Prior to that he worked in AOR pro- ownership of WREN has been transferred motion for Buddah Records. He can be Ten popular ABC-TV soap opera and Mary Gordon Murray of "One from Al Landon and family to Phil contacted at (213) 986-8675. stars will be treading record industry Life To Live." Kassebaum, an attorney, and Barry waters with the joint MCA/ABC LP, Lessard New WOKQ VP Gaston, WREN's Exec. VP. Both men are "Love In The Afternoon." Daytime per- Jim Foglesong, President of also involved in the ownership of KFH & formers featured on the album are MCA's Nashville division, is the pro- Martin Lessard adds VP duties to his KBRA. Susan Lucci and James Mitchell of ducer; the LP will be recorded in General Manager post at WOKQ/Dover. "All My Children," Stuart Damon and Nashville, New York and Los Angeles. He's been with the Fuller -Jeffrey Group Loanne Bishop of "General Scheduled for release during the first WDNC & WDCG Pick station since 1977, serving as Sales Hospital," John Gabriel and Helen quarter of 1983, the album will target Management Team Gallagher of "Ryan's Hope," Joel hardcore soap buffs on regional and Manager and Station Manager before assum- Crothers and Sharon Gabet of national levels through daytime TV ing his GM post. "Edge of Night," and Michael Storm magazines and other media. SWAN Expands

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see here cover the total week, there is to be a study that would help us do stings also daypart information available for that." 10 other Monday-Friday and weekend John Ade, General Sales Manager of combinations. Unfortunately, the WTAE & WXKX, had another perspec- esearch demographic displays in the RAB tive. "Although I feel that the Quan- books are not as varied. The only demo tiplex approach is a good one it seems shown in the reports is adults 18+. that in many cases qualitative or pro- JHAN HIBER Quantiplex officials tell me though duct usage data can be harmful to the that all standard demo breakouts will station sales effort. Buyers ignore the be available on computer tape, at extra best parts of what it says while using cost. Reportedly service bureaus, the negatives contained to further beat Quantiplex -Research including Market -Buy -Market, Telmar, down prices. I don't see anything in the and IMS will eventually be able to Quantiplex approach that will help offer access to the Quantiplex data avoid that problem. I'm not sure I can base. justify the expense of buying the study With Sales Payoff Several Reports in terms of potential sales generated with this data." three major types of infor- One of the biggest needs in the radio business is for credible There are What about the cost of the Quan- mation that seem to come from the qualitative and product usage data. Major agency media execs tiplex RAP volumes? According to there is an indica- RAP report. First, company officials the costs range from lament the relative lack of such data on radio, while station sales tion of radio station audience size, but $7200 - 18,000 annually, covering two management is often looking for any extra edge over the competi- measured only in terms of cume. Se- surveys, depending on the market size. tion it other or other media qualitative of how a station's - be stations - that cond is the breakout This is evidently an AM/FM combo listeners stack up in qualitative and research can provide. price, so the actual figure may be less categories (see the exam- consumption for an individual station. Sample sizes will vary by market. In on this Finally, there is the John Blair's Quantiplex division ples page). Part of the cost will also have to do would like to fill that need. New York the in -tab goal will be 3000 cross -media comparison, which out- Beginning with how much support there is in the persons, while in L.A. and Chicago the by category how this month the new service - new to lines - product - market from local TV stations. If total will be in the 2500 range. Other use the major media in the radio at least - will be fielding studies consumers enough TV stations underwrite the top 20 markets will likely see 2000 This can be that may provide benefits for stations respective market. survey costs, then the firm might pro- completed interviews, while the useful in comparing how the and advertisers in some key markets. especially ceed with producing the radio volumes is smallest total would be 1500 for a target consumers use radio, TV, and Quantiplex looking to grow into a - even if there was minimal support market such as Salt Lake City, for ex- newspapers. It is hoped that this widely used industry tool that doesn't the from our medium. Presumably, on a ample. type of analysis will give radiocasters have the limitations inherent in studies post -publication basis, a radio station such as While a list of the markets to be ammunition to use in trying to wean Arbitron's Qualidata or could buy in if it came out looking surveyed is still being finalized, the dollars from other media. PRIZM, or even the Simmons material. away healthy in the RAP. What is Quantiplex all about? Allow following markets are likely to see RAP Shown on this page is an example of me to introduce you to this new pro- reports produced by Quantiplex: New the product usage data. Using the My Perspectives duct for radio - examining its York, L.A., Chicago, San Francisco, "Beverage/Fast Foods" category from In the limited space here I've at- methodology, displaying some of its Dallas-Ft. 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Cw .i. i 116 44 1 136 I i,' KAAA FM 471 116 566 58 63 241 50 26 N FM N 50 ' KAAA N1 65 67 110 661 57 61 I 130 242 ' 45 23 ' 110 81 41 8' 100 will form the basis for the research I 67 1 26 6 I 20 60 47 AM 12 47 101 3] N 65 166 i Ki1 396 ]0] N K118 AM 5N 38 59 97 401 35 n I N 167 31 7 79 .6 26 5 62 72 1303 70 152 185 I A6 218 128 , 12 138 1W N0 ¡ KCCC FM 110] 117 60 FM 1426 74 121 119 1 11 157 1N 1R 7 will try to obtain a KCCC N 1373 911 47 222 CO 69 data. The interview I 172 17 27 50 91 19 14 85 107 58 17 204 AM 236 25 37 AM i I 1 109 211 0000 N 1000 418 27 N 10. 1N 17 30 66 1 y 1. 61 N 16 , 70 341 00 50 107 241 50 30 178 .2 22 7 R 101E FM 207 22 34 KEES FM 01 21 N I 112 312 27 41)108 2S5 A7 tl 1N 42 31 7'M wealth of information on the public's I M7 1M 32 I 107 0 D 0 0 K6FF AM 3/ .0 L10 ..6 Y 80 2. AM 30 114 Ap 36 . 66 [ 146 166 1 21 111 ßl 1FFF .N NI. 23 0 D 0 I 0 media habits, as well as product usage - Definition users, for example), and may get in on sample size, the one -person -per and qualitative details; so the inter- New "Metro" the buy. Notice the differences in the household approach, and the view is long, 17-22 minutes on As you'll see from the examples PBA and the RBA estimates. Keep in timeliness of the surveys done twice average, say Quantiplex officials Bill shown here, Quantiplex has decided to - mind the index. The higher a station annually instead of being relatively Morris, Ron Laufer and Rob Fisher. come up with a new moniker for the geographical boundaries of the RAP scores above 100, the better that sta- ancient as is the Simmons or Scar- studies. Its "metro" geography is call- tion's estimated delivery of the borough data. I also think the various According to these spokesmen, 80-90% ed the Primary Buying Area (PBA). specified audience of consumers. categories included in the reports are of those contacted cooperate with the The PBA is basically comparable to useful and that radio can overcome the a drop out in the Broadcaster Reaction study. Should person the SMSA metro definitions used by challenge of properly selling with middle of the interview, his or her input many other research entities. Since those of you out there will be qualitative and product usage data. is not used in compiling the finished The other Quantiplex geography is paying most of the freight for this pro- I have two major concerns. One is Audience Profile (RAP) issued by Radio the RBA, or Regional Buying Area. duct - agencies will get it for relative the length of the interview - I wonder Unlisted numbers are it? Quantiplex. The RBA includes the metro (PBA) plus peanuts - how do you feel about In how respondent fatigue affects the data sampled, and only one person per "adjacent counties where the popula- order to get some reaction I talked that is being gathered. Secondly, I wish household is interviewed. tion regularly conducts most of its with two Pittsburgh broadcasters who there was more demographic data in secondary purchasing at businesses attended the recent meeting held the books instead of having to pull it located within the PBA." Because the between PRO (Pittsburgh Radio Or- off the computer terminal. When you Markets, Sample Sizes folks. RBA is larger than the PBA, the esti- ganization) and the Quantiplex are on the street there is no substitute The goal for Quantiplex is to pro- mates for most stations in terms of Diane Sutter is the President of PRO for having the numbers at your finger- duce RAP reports in approximately 20 - audience or in terms of product usage as well as Station Manager of WTKN tips - and until mini -terminals are markets this fall. Generally the service & WWSW in the Steel City. Ms. Sutter readily available the book is best for would like to survey a market twice data - will be larger in the RBA. Some stations with limited signals will show was basically positive about Quan- that ready access. annually, during the major radio and little difference between the two tiplex. She told me, "The days of just Give Quantiplex a look. You may TV sweeps in April/May and October - geographies. selling spots are over. We need every find it a cost-efficient way to increase /November. 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New York Los Angeles Chicago WAPP Soars To The Top; KABC Remains First; WGN Tops; WRKS Takes Urban KROQ Takes AOR Lead; WBBM-FM Doubles, Lead As WKTU Slips Hispanic Spring '82 Sum. '82 Stations Jump Takes Second; A/C WAPP (AOR) .9 7.4 spring '82 Sum. '82 WMAQ, WJJD, WXRT WINS (News) 6.1 6.8 KABC (Talk) 8.7 8.5 Post Healthy Gains WRKS (Urbn) 5.5 6.3 KROQ-FM (AOR) 4.9 6.4 Spring '82 Sum. '82 WOR (Talk) 6.4 5.8 KLOS (AOR) 6.0 5.7 WGN (Talk) 8.5 8.4 WPLJ (AOR) 8.2 5.4 KMET (AOR) 6.4 5.3 WBBM-FM (CIM) 3.1 6.6 WKTU (Urbn) 6.7 4.4 KBIG (BM) 3.3 3.9 WLUP (AOR) 5.8 5.3 HERB ALPERT WBLS (Urbn) 4.9 4.3 KNX (News) 5.0 3.9 WMAQ (Ctry) 4.4 5.0 WCBS (News) 5.3 3.9 KIIS (CHR) 4.2 3.1 WJJD (BBnd) 3.1 4.9 WYNY (AC) 4.3 3.8 KIQQ (CHR) 2.3 3.0 WIND (Talk) 5.2 4.7 WNBC (CHR) 3.5 3.8 KHTZ (AC) 2.5 2.9 WBBM (News) 5.7 4.6 "Fandango" WABC (Talk) 2.9 3.6 KRTH (CHR) 3.0 2.9 WLOO (BM) 4.3 4.5 WADO (Span) 2.3 3.2 KALI (Span) 1.5 2.8 WLS-FM (CHR) 4.9 4.5 WNEW-FM (AOR) 3.4 3.0 KJOI (BM) 2.6 2.8 WBMX (BIk) 5.1 4.2 WNEW (BBnd) 2.7 2.8 KGFJ (Blk) 2.3 2.6 WXRT (AOR) 2.5 4.0 WMCA (Talk) 2.2 2.5 KFWB (News) 4.1 2.5 WI.S (CIM) 4.9 4.0 WPAT-FM (BM) 2.3 2.5 KMPC (Easy) 2.6 2.5 WKQX (AC) 3.4 3.6 WHN (Ctry) 1.5 2.3 KRLA (Gold) 2.9 2.4 WGCI (Urbn) 4.5 3.5 WRFM (BM) 2.2 2.2 KTNQ (Span) .9 2.4 WMET (AOR) 4.2 3.4 WCBS-FM (Gold) 2.1 2.0 KUTE (Urbn) 1.5 2.3 WFYR (AC) 3.2 3.1 WQXR-FM (Clas) 2.2 1.8 KHJ (Ctry) 1.4 2.2 WCLR (AC) 2.8 2.9 Lew WJIT (Span) 1.6 1.7 KLVE (Span) .7 2.1 WUSN (Ctry) 2.5 2.7 WPAT (BM) 2.1 1.7 KJLH (Blk) 1.6 2.0 WLAK (BM) 2.9 2.5 WKHK (Ctry) 2.5 1.6 KACE (Blk) 1.5 1.9 WJPC (BIk) 2.6 2.0 WBLI (CHR) .9 1.3 KWKW (Span) 1.9 WCFL (AC) 1.6 1.9 WPIX (AC) 1.4 1.3 XTRA (CHR) 1.6 1.9 WJEZ (Ctry) 2.0 1.8 WNCN (Cias) 1.0 1.1 KPRZ (BBnd) 2.1 1.8 WFMT (Cias) 2.4 1.7 KFI (CHR) 2.9 1.7 AMP WAIT (BM) 1.0 1.1 SUPERTR Boston KKGO (Jazz) 1.8 1.7 WXKS-FM Up Three, KLAC (Ctry) 2.1 1.4 Widens Lead; KNX-FM (AOR) 1.9 1.2 KWST (CHR) 1.7 1.2 Dallas -Ft. Worth "It's Raining Again" WBZ Cops A/C Crown KOST (BM) 1.3 1.1 10; As WHDH Slips KZLA-FM (Ctry) 1.2 1.1 KVIL-FM Approaches Spring '82 Sum. '82 KDAY (Bik) 1.1 1.0 KZEW Widens WXKS-FM (CHR) 10.7 13.3 AOR Lead; WCOZ (AOR) 10.3 10.1 KEGL Scores WBZ (AC) 9.2 9.1 WBCN (AOR) 7.1 7.8 Miami- Healthy Gain WHDH (AC) 9.3 7.6 Spring '82 Sum. '82 WJIB (BM) 4.4 5.0 Ft. Lauderdale KVIL-FM (AC) 9.6 9.9 WEEI (News) 4.6 3.9 WHYI Slips, Still Leads; KZEW (AOR) 7.9 8.0 Black Radio WMJX (AC) 3.3 3.9 WINZ-FM Rises KSCS (Ctry) 7.7 7.4 WEEI-FM (AOR) 4.9 3.8 KTXQ (AOR) 7.2 6.5 WROR (CHR) 4.4 3.7 To Second KEGL (CHR) 5.1 6.2 WRKO (Talk) 2.2 3.6 Wag '82 Sum. '82 IOWA-FM (Bik) 5.5 5.9 WVBF (AC) 2.6 2.3 WHYI (CHR) 10.2 9.8 WBAP (Ctry) 6.2 5.8 WHUE (BM) 1.9 2.2 WINZ-FM (CHR) 6.9 8.1 KNOK (Bik) 5.3 5.2 JANET WITS (Talk) 1.7 2.2 WSHE (AOR) 7.7 7.2 KPLX (Ctry) 5.3 5.1 WBOS (AOR) 1.6 2.1 WNWS (News) 4.1 5.7 KMEZ (BM) 4.7 4.6 WSSH (BM) 1.2 1.6 WQBA (Span) 7.1 5.5 KRLD (News) 4.0 4.5 WXKS (BBnd) 2.0 1.4 WLYF (BM) 5.3 5.4 KMGC (AC) 4.0 3.5 JACKSON WAAF (AOR) 1.5 1.4 WWWL (AC) 3.0 4.7 WFAA (N/T) 3.4 3.4 WCRB (Cias) 1.7 1.3 WAIA (AC) 3.8 4.1 KOAX (BM) 2.1 2.9 WAXY (CHR) 4.3 4.0 KBOX (Ctry) 2.2 2.8 WRHC (Span) 4.5 3.8 KLVU (AC) 2.3 2.5 Houston WCMQ-FM (Span) KFJZ (BBnd) 3.3 2.3 Love" KKBQ Debuts Strongly; 2.0 3.4 "Young WINZ (News) 4.9 3.4 KAFM (AC) 2.7 1.8 KFMK Climbs WEDR (BIk) 1.3 3.3 KIXK (Ctry) .7 1.1 To Second; WCKO (AOR) 3.8 3.3 WRR (Clas) 1.1 1.1 Most Other Majors Softer WIOD (AC) 2.9 3.3 WKQS (Ctry) 3.3 2.7 spring '82 Sum. '82 KLOL (AOR) 10.0 8.5 WQBA-FM (Span) 1.8 2.3 Atlanta KFMK (AC) 5.9 7.4 WWJF (AC) 1.7 2.2 WYOR (Easy) 1.8 2.2 WSB Adds Five, KILT -FM (Ctry) 8.2 7.3 WTMI (Clas) 2.6 1.6 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 10.0 7.2 Captures First; We Make 'Em & WQAM (Ctry) 2.5 1.5 10.7 6.1 WKLS-FM Loses Four, KMJQ (Urbn) WCMQ (Span) 2.5 1.4 (AC) 6.3 5.5 Now KRBE WFTL (AC) .8 1.1 Runner -Up KSRR (AOR) 5.8 5.4 WOCN (Span) 1.5 1.1 Spring '82 Sum. '82 We Break 'Em KRLY (Urbn) 6.2 5.0 WRBD (Bik) .8 1.0 WSB (AC) 7.6 12.8 KTRH (Talk) 3.6 4.4 WVCG (AC) .8 1.0 WKLS-FM (AOR) 15.3 11.9 KKBQ (CHR) .8 3.9 WVEE (Urbn) 11.8 11.1 KODA (BM) 3.9 3.9 WZGC (CIR) 10.6 10.2 KQUE (AC) 3.7 3.8 WQXI-FM (CIR) 9.3 9.1 Format Legend KIKK (Ctry) 1.6 3.4 WKHX (Ctry) 8.1 8.4 KYND (BM) 2.5 3.1 AC-Adult/Contemporary, AOR-Al- Rock, Band -Big Band, WSB-FM (AC) 5.3 6.5 KILT 1.5 3.0 bum-Oriented (Ctry) Blk/Urbn-Black/Urban, BM/Easy- WPCH (BM) 5.2 4.7 KPRC (News) 3.0 3.0 Beautiful Music, Easy Listening, WPLO (Ctry) 3.7 4.3 KENR (Misc) 1.5 2.7 CHR-Contemporary Hit Radio, WGST (News) 3.6 4.0 KEYH (Span) .2 2.5 Cias- Classical, Ctry- Country, Jazz Misc- WLTA-FM (AC) 3.5 3.8 (Cias) 3.0 2.2 Gold -Oldies, -Jazz, KLEF-FM Miscellaneous, News -News, WAOK (BIk) 1.4 2.2 KXYZ (Rel) .6 2.1 Rel-Religious, Span -Spanish, WQXI (CHR) 1.8 1.6 KLAT (Span) 1.0 1.9 Talk-Talk. WCNN (News) 2.3 1.0 KFRD (Span) 1.2

www.americanradiohistory.com W YORK WAS SUPPOSED TO BE DIFFERENT... IT WASN'T

Doubleday's WAPP (FM) Is Now The Most Listened To Rock Station In America. When we started WAPP in New York on the sum total of the two major competitors June 15th, there was a lot of curiosity doesn't even equal our share. With a wockly about what would happen. After all, cume audience of nearly 2 million people, Doubleday had scored big in other start- WAPP delivers more listeners in the metro up situations ... but this was New York City than any other rock station in America. in the toughest market America. What everybody forgot was ... New York is Well, the summer Arbitron is in. In just three our hometown. Nobody knows the Big short months WAPP has become the Apple like "New York's Apple." And nobody number one station in New York among does that kind of job but Doubleday 18-34 year old adults. In many dayparts, Broadcasting.

DOUBLEDAY BROADCASTING ... AT THE CORE OF THE APPLE. WAPP(FM) WLLZ(FM) WAVA(FM) KW AM/FM KDWB AM/FM KPKE(FM) New York Detroit Washington, D.C. St. Louis Mpls./St. Paul Denver di, DOUBLEDAY BROADCASTING CO. 100 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 Represented Nationally by McGavren Guild, HN&W, CBS/FM National Sales and Major Market Radio Source: Arbitron, Summer 1982. WAPP(FM)/Lake Success -New York City, Adults 18-34 Mon -Sun AQH. WAVA(FM)/Arlington-Washington, Total persons 12+ Metro Cume. KWK-FM/Granite City -St. Louis, KDWB-FM/Richfield, MN Subject to stated limitations.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 16 R&RI Friday, October 22.1982 STREEt TALK.

As three of the CBS-owned FM's have now Former Boardwalk Senior VP Scott Kranz- switched to contemporary music formats berg has moved back to his hometown of St. (WCAU-FM/Philadelphia, WBBM-FM/Chi- Louis and joined Contemporary Productions, cago, and WEEI-FM/Boston), can KNX- the giant concert, promotion, and marketing FM/Los Angeles be far behind? Yes, accor- firm. Scott will coordinate many concert and ding to GM Bob Nelson, who denies all format radio -related events for the company. change rumors (and there are plenty of them) for the "mellow rock" station. Consultant Paul Christy has added KIOA & And speaking of rumors ... one of the most KMGK/Des Moines to his roster, giving him a widely circulated bits of Street Talk this week total of 14 client stations. had KNX-FM becoming Lee Abrams's second John Volpe, who last week gave up his Assis- "Superstars II" affiliate. In light of Mr. tant PD slot at B97/New Orleans, has now ex- Nelson's statement above, that can't be true, CASBAH ited the station. but what could be true is that "Superstars II" is coming to Los Angeles, but not on KNX-FM. Chuck McKay has resigned as PD of KVOX-AM & FM/Fargo-Moorhead to become PD at KROZ/Tyler, TX. Taking over Taylor -Made Appointment KVOX is Ms. Joey Evans, formerly PD of When Barry Mayo officially moves up from KYCKJCrookston, MN. The new FM PD is Assistant PD to PD at WRKS/New York next former KVOX Assistant PD Ken Donovan. month, look for him to name Sonny Taylor as his new programming assistant. Sonny, most recently with PolyGram Records, is well Hey, What Are You remembered as the man who first put New Doing In My Office York's WWRL on the map. Adjust your San Diego scorecards as follows: Ed Chandler, formerly PD of KSON-FM, is WROQ/Charlotte PD J.B. Ballard has now PD of KSON(AM); and Rod Hunter, who resigned, without announcing any immediate had been programming KSON(AM), is the new future plans. Replacing him at the AOR station PD of KSON-FM. We can't help but wonder if is Scott Slade, the former PD of sister station they switched parking places too. WAYS. In Montgomery, Neal McNeal has resigned as PD of WLSQ and will take over the program- WLOL/Minneapolis PD Tac Hammer has ming chores at crosstown rival WBAM-FM. promoted Greg Swedberg to Director of Music JB105/Providence PD Todd Chase has not & Research. yet left to join KBEQ/Kansas City because his wife Mickey gave birth to their new daughter, Using the Kahn system, WGBS/Miami Jamie, seven weeks prematurely. Both mother became the first AM station in South Florida to and daughter were suffering complications, so broadcast in stereo. The October 4 switch fulfill- Todd will delay his departure until November ed a commitment the station made to stereo in 1. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery for both 1978. Mickey and Jamie. Still no replacement for Todd as JB105 PD. At WRKA/Louisville, overnight personality Y100/Miami veteran Mark Shands is leav- Jeff Crawford has been promoted to Music ing the station to become PD of WNFY/Dayto- Director, replacing Lee Tobin, who retains his na Beach, a 100kw FM CHR under the con- Assistant PD duties. WIGY 32-30 sultancy of Jerry Clifton. Mark has worked WCAU-FM 25-15 WGUY 7-3 WSPT 30-24 with PD Bill Tanner since 1968, and has been WXKS-FM 2-1 WERZ 19-11 92FLY at Y100 almost since its inception. PRO -FM 24-18 KNOE-FM add WRCK Speeding Up Fast Times KEGL 5-2 WLOL-FM on 3WT Saying the LP's original list price "proved to 195 add WGCL on WKEE be more than the current price resistance KIQQ 5-5 XTRA 25 WSEZ White Castle point," Elektra/Asylum knocked three bucks WSPK add WPHD 14 WNOK-FM Invades Beirut off the price of its "Fast Times At Ridgemont WKFM add WROR 19-17 WZZR Just as R&R was going to press last week High" soundtrack LP. The album, which has WHFM add WPST 36-21 WMEE (10-12), WDJX/Dayton News Director Bob sold well, should sell even better with a reduced WLAN-FM add WKRZ-FM deb 31 WKDD list price; at least, that's what E/A is hoping. 79Q add 24 KTFM 26-14 WSQV Montgomery had finally cut through all the And while we're talking about new things at KZFM add CK101 deb 31 WZYQ governmental red tape and those White Castle KSET-FM 7-4 WOKI deb 40 KSEL-FM hamburgers (Street Talk 10-15) were on their E/A, here's congratulations to Minneapolis/St. WABB-FM add WRVQ 29-26 KISR way to our Marines in Beirut. Congratulations Paul E/A promo rep Beau Siegel and his wife KMGK add WJXQ 13 D93 to WDJX on a well-intentioned and brilliantly - Joani on the birth of their son, Brooks KHOP add KFI 26-21 KRNA conceived promotion. Richard, last Monday (10-18). KKXX 24-12 KIDD deb 27 KGHO KYYX 4-1 KNBQ deb 26 KIST KQMQ add WACZ 29-26 KCDQ FROM THEIR HIT ALBUM OUR DECALS COST LESS! 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 18 In the battle between the record industry and the audio recording interests over home taping and the proposed tax on blank tape and recording equip- ment, radio has been the closest thing to a neutral party. Stations receive HOME advertising revenue from both sides, wouldn't be directly affected by a tape levy, and have generally felt that hard times in the record business would not really bother radio.

I on the subject, we found a growing I ' But in sampling broadcasters' opinions understanding of the record industry's economic plight, and a willingness to take a stand against encouraging home taping and, in some cases, directly supporting the TAPING tape levy campaign. Below we present some representative responses on various aspects of the home taping controversy. The excerpted broadcasters' opionions are not presented as definitive solutions, but with the hope that they provide objective views of interest from a vantage point slightly removed from the combat zone.

BROADCASTERS' VIEWS Radio Moves Off The Fence On Home Taping Issue

Over the last three weeks we've summarized the status of the battle Fox noted, "Record advertising dollars home taping the proposed blank tape and recording equipment have definitely slowed down a great deal for over and Bern, NC PD Scott the Coalition To Save us," while WSFL/New levy, and we've showcased the views of both sides, Kerr observed not only a decrease in record "We don't play albums in America's Music and the Audio Recording Rights Coalition. This week well. advertising but retail spots as their entirety. To do some- we round out our close-up with a selection of broadcasters' opinions. Radio Takes A Stand thing you know is detrimen- Radio is only indirectly involved in the dustry." KLOS/Los Angeles PD Tom So what is radio doing about all this? conflict, but its longtime symbiotic relation- Hadges supports that contention by citing Those who support the record industry posi- tal to the artist specifically - record seems to be ship with the industry ABC and Starfleet Blair surveys that found tion on the tape levy battle are becoming it's the artist's money you're generating some sympathy. As KS95/Min- "active tapers are the most active record actively involved in many cases. KPLZ's neapolis Operations Manager Chuck Knapp buyers" (also see John Parikhal's similar King hopes that "most broadcasters will taking away." puts it, "The radio and record industries findings on Page 19). Hadges also defends take a stand. It's critical that if we in radio feed each other. Radio needs great product radio by stating, "In the studies I've seen, want to keep getting records to play, we at to continue to please listeners. If record the overwhelming majority of taping is not least in voice should get behind the tax labels all over America are dying, and done off FM radio, but from people sharing legislation." we're going to have less good music, we albums with other people" owing to better KS95's Knapp told R&R, "If it would do Both Knapp and King make it a policy have to be concerned about this issue." sound quality and flexibility in time and any good, I would be willing to go in front of never to refer to taping on the air. And at Bob Hamilton, RKO National Music Coor- self -programming. a Senate subcommittee and testify about KLOS, where some albums are played in dinator and KRTH/Los Angeles PD, feels Hadges, like most broadcasters con- their entirety, PD Hadges points out, "We that "album -oriented stations might not be tacted, cited other reasons for the record in- never play any album that's going up the willing to curtail the playing of an entire dustry's slump, specifically the dubious charts or is in the top 30 or 40 nationally. We (album) side due to competitive advan- quality of prerecorded cassettes. Other fac- wait till a record's time of maximum sales tors mentioned were the high cost of "The question is whether has diminished to a certain extent. We're try- records, inconsistent or inferior albums radio is concerned with the ing to be sensitive to industry needs." weighed down with an overabundance of of its best sup- And there's strong radio sentiment filler, misguided artist signings, interests against retail stores that offer records for "If record labels all over misallocated spending priorities, and a porter, the record business. rental and (presumably) taping. B104's Fox America are dying, and failure to break new acts. But Charlie Ken- As a broadcaster, I am." states unequivocally, "For a radio station to have less good dall, PD at WMMR/Philadelphia, did to encourage this kind of thing is helping to we're going acknowledge radio's contributing role in kill the record industry. If someone wants music, we have to be con- the last-named problem. "Radio shares the to advertise the sale of albums, I'll take the blame for that. Ratings mania can business, but anyone who is renting albums cerned about this issue." RKO's Hamilton sometimes block out some good music. A the problem and the need for more good won't get on the station." policy. And lot of programmers won't go past token music." And WSFL's Kerr expressed some cited a similar chainwide sugges- play on behalf of new artists, and token play resulting from his activist in- WMMR's Kendall had an agressive frustration wouldn't isn't enough." clinations: "I sent some postcards recently tion for the record industry: "I go down to these stores to my representatives expressing my feel- hire a lawyer; I'd myself and take my records off their tages, but we need to help out and cooperate Effect On Radio ings, and I've yet to even get a letter back." shelves. a street fight, not a lawyer with the record companies on this Radio people tended to discount any Closer to home, radio stations seem to be It's fight. If the record companies want to win, problem." WTAE & WXKX/Pittsburgh direct effects on the medium stemming taking a firm stand against encouraging get off their asses." VP/GM Ted Atkins agrees, but objects to from the proposed tape tax. WTAE & home taping. WMMR's Kendall declares, they'd better record companies "dictating what radio WXKX's Atkins said, "Because the tax will "We don't play albums in their entirety. To programming should be" and believes that be passed onto the consumer, the tax itself do something you know is detrimental to the Tape Levy Effective? radio is "really caught in the middle." is not of direct interest or concern to broad- artist specifically - it's the artist's money But while radio is mobilizing against And there are those who disagree with the casters." KPLZ/Seattle PD Jeff King com- you're taking away." WDHA's Linder has home tapers on the album -tracking and record industry's singling out home taping mented, "I don't think the tape industry's removed "all programs directed at the record -rental fronts, it has its doubts about as the chief cause of its problems. going to suffer at all, the record business home tapers. Instead, we have programs the record industry's proposed remedy, the WDHA/Dover, NJ GM Bob Linder asserts, will be helped, and it won't affect radio one like `Virgin Vinyl' to make listeners aware tax on blank tape and recording equipment. "Far too much has been made of the many way or another." of new albums available for purchase." Linder expresses the concern of many by accusations that the home taper, via the But stations in all market sizes are aware And RKO Radio has a policy forbidding the wondering, "How are they ever going to radio waves and tightly -listed mass appeal of the longterm effects of a depressed playing of albums in their entirety, accor- decide a fair method of distributing the radio stations, has destroyed the record in- record industry. B104/Baltimore GM Jim ding to Hamilton.

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R&&RlFriday, October 22, 1982 If the tape levy doesn't deter the flood of home taping, what will cure the record in- dustry's ills? Answers are hard to come by, though KLOS's Hadges is encouraged by the recent introduction of "two -for -one" cassettes of catalog material and by what he considers a heartening flow of "fresh and exciting new music" which may spur record sales. The prevailing radio attitude (shared by a sizable proportion of the WMMR's Kendall says flatly, royalties?" entertainment industry as a whole) is sum- "Royalties on blank tape aren't going to do med up by Jim Fox: "There are no easy the job." And KS95's Knapp brings up a But NeeleCi. answers to this one, I'm afraid." there relevant sentiment of many broadcasters: does seem to be a heightened atmosphere of radio would not directly pay "Even though cooperation and shared goals between the this proposed tax, I would like to remind record and radio sectors, and the record in- composers and writers who might receive dustry can be cheered by declarations like VetVe4t8,0 royalties that our station's additional the following by Jeff King: "The question is ASCAP and BMI annual fees would choke a whether radio is concerned with the in- horse. Other broadcasters with similar terests of its best supporter, the record may not be as sympathetic over payments business. As a broadcaster, I am." the tax issue." etteekee The Goose & The Golden Egg John Parikhal, VP of Joint Communications Corp., has been in the forefront of record and radio -related research for years. In the article below, he introduces a number of provocative points highly relevant to the current record industry malaise and the home taping controversy. While he may not provide the answers, we feel that Parikhal's piece fulfills the vital role of rais- ing some of the right questions for the industry to consider. Radio needs records and records need radio. That much is obvious. ble of buying records, getting up to change However, as record sales decline, the ten- them on the turntable, etc. sion between radio and records has increas- This is nobody's fault!!! In fact, album radio ed. Part of it has focused on the often criticiz- has helped to sell a significantly greater ed but seldom understood issue of home tap- number of record albums for some key artists ing. Hardly any of it has focused on a signifi- than they ever could have achieved without cant trend which has been running through radio airplay. But it means we have to think the radio and record business for over a about this relationship. decade. The same kind of thing can happen to coun- In its simplest form, it goes like this ... as try music or new wave music. When it's new radio gets better certain segments of the and nobody is playing what the audience record business are going to shrink. As new wants to hear, they'll buy records by the ton. technology changes the way in which people They'll even try things they've never heard listen to music, the demand for one form of before just to make sure they're not missing tape or another is going to increase. This anything. But as radio sophisticates them, seems inevitable. they become more selective. You can start by looking at the history of And this is where the record companies Beautiful Music. Once, people used to buy come in. With a selective audience, you've got "Beautiful Music" records such as Mantovani. to give them what they want. They don't think They liked to stack it's worth the money. They would like better them on their home quality cassettes. They've been saying it for record player and years in research. But only lately have the listen to six at a time, record companies started to respond ... and thereby creating their even then, grudgingly. Also, a constant com- own Beautiful Music plaint from listeners revolves around the quali- station. Then radio ty of pressing - whether it's warpage or came along and did it scratching when they come out of the pack- for them. It relieved the age. But no one is going to the public and say- annoyance of getting ing "Our records are good quality, buy them." up and changing And it's not fair to blame radio stations for records. It relieved the the income theoretically lost to home taping. In cost of buying records. John Parkihal a recent survey of 4000 record buyers, we ROD It took all the work out of listening to music. isolated home tapers as a group. Nearly 60% The public responded. Beautiful Music record of them said they were going to buy more sales got so low that the radio stations didn't records next year than they bought last year. have anything to program. Certainly, changing But more than 50% of non -tapers said they demographics has had some influence on this. were going to buy fewer records next year. But on another hand, we accidentally killed the The home taper is a different breed of animal. goose which laid the golden egg. If we are going to rescue the radio and If we look at Top 40 and Album Rock, we record industry from a nonstop round of STEWART can see the same kind of pattern. In the late namecalling, we've got to start looking beyond 60's and early 70's, Top 40 radio stations the ends of our noses. We must look at rela- rarely played a lot of music which young peo- tionships. The relationships between radio for- ple wanted to hear. So, they went out and mats and records. The relationship between bought records by the crate! Then radio got heavy consumers of music and the light con- "Guess I'll Always more sophisticated. It began to play records sumer. The relationship between the home people wanted to hear. FM rock was born. taper and the entire media mix. The relation- Naturally, it took time but eventually FM ship between quality, cost, availability and ar- AOR stations began to apply the coup de tist recognition. And then, the relationship Love grace. They began to long commer- You" program among those relationships. cial -free uninterrupted sweeps just like the If it sounds complicated, it is. We can't over- Beautiful Music stations used to. Our focus simplify a complex situation. But if we unders- groups have often shown the following tand it, everyone will be able to plan a little bit Produced by Rod Stewart response, particularly with the 25+ audience better for the future. It may mean some re-

. "I don't buy records anymore because structuring. It may mean that we all start think- radio's so good. They do it all for me." It's a ing cassettes instead of records for awhile. fact of life. Many people are lazy when it But at least, the goose and the golden egg will comes to music and they don't want the trou- be able to coexist. Manufactured & Distributed by Warner Bros. Records /

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BLAIR 9 -MONTH PERSPECTIVE Sales 25-54 Success Story JONATHAN HALL Continues METHOD FOR THE MADNESS

BLAIR RADIO BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Making Sales Projections JAN -SEPT. 1981 VS. JAN -SEPT. 1982

JAN -SEPT. 1981 Projecting next year's sales is always difficult at best. Successful projections should be measured by how closely the numbers are figured, but all too often, the manager who looks the best is the one who JAN :¡:-SEPT. 1982 underestimates, easily surpassing earlier predictions of revenue. Perhaps thought should be given to rewards for motto accuracy. Ownership's you're still thrown for a loop. should be "no surprises," with bonuses for "We've uncovered something that has and employees generating managers real been consistent in three different markets moneysaving ideas, especially in areas that span formats from rock to Beautiful previously considered untouchable. Music. The revenue patterns forced us to Involving is the staff important. Rewar- look at a very specific time of year, how it ding individuals for cost consciousness affected business, and the need to re -project boosts morale and can have immediate im- based on the analysis." pact on your station's annual budget The Vital 60 -Day Cycle Where To Start `EENS "There is a specific 60-day cycle that you 95 D.HEPS In calculating projected revenues for should be analyzing with a fine-tooth comb. your radio station, specific guidelines can This 60 -day cycle contains business DEMOGRAPHIC be very helpful. The idea behind this col- variables that will probably affect the is to a plan of with umn suggest action overall economy of your area. Believe it or enough specifics to help you in your task. The factor from quarterly not, the 60-day cycle is August 1 -September one consistent that's emerged our coverage Steve Lappa Grid One, new divi- heads a 30. of most desired demographics is that 25-54 continues to expand its sion of the consulting firm Burkhart/Ab- "Think about it for a minute. This 60 -day domination. Blair Radio's latest figures compare January - rams/Michaels/Douglas & Associates. In cycle contains: suc- September 1982 with the same period last year, and show a 5.7% gain from his travels, Steve has observed the (1) Traditional summertime beverage 27.5% of all radio opportunities to 33.2 for the first nine months of this year. cessful and unsuccessful projection pro- business: (Any last-minute dollars for cedures currently in use, and he has a bet- special Labor Day promos.) 18-49 edges 25-49 sliding from 15.5% to 13.8%. 18-34 dropped His follow. ter idea. recommendations (2) Seasonal summer business. Depend- significantly, 13.8% to 11.2%, while the only other gain was a slight but ap- "Suppose you operate in a market or at a ing on your market this could be a very preciable 2.4% to 3.3% jump for 18-24 (a 38% increase if you choose to station where at least 85% of the revenue is significant revenue opportunity. Strong agency -commissioned. Your projection look at it that way). rockers can add 30-40% in monthly revenue Blair's cites a 2% drop in "youth business" (teens, 12-24, 12-34, 18-24, and method will have to factor in at least eight with the right summer promotion and effec- commentary Pictured is variables. tive rate management. Country and 18-34 combined), and attributes much of it to "a lower level of record advertising." FCC historical data the company's graphic representation of the comparison between 1981 and 1982's first nine (1) Adult/Contemporary formats can also (2) Local market association figures (if generate strong volume with special sum- months. possible) mer opportunities, including remotes. (3) Your own station's revenue perfor- (3) One of the most critical inventory - "And finally ... if you're in a market that mance history, and growth potential Your turns of the year for all retailers. area does over 15 million dollars a year in radio, (4) Your rep's figures for your station and retailers are looking at summer -sizzler Rep Report the market this is a very humbling time of year. You (5) Your station's ratings performance will feel the direct impact of 'next in line behind TV' as upfront selling of network Steadman Named (target demo first) "There is 60 -day (6) General attrition analysis for local, a specific TV ends, national spot TV picks up, local Bernard Howard VP regional, national sales cycle that you should be agency spot TV commitments are made, Bob Steadman joins Bernard Howard & national (7) Political dollars attracted to your sta- analyzing with a fine-tooth spot radio begins its race to Co. as Vice President/Chicago Manager, tion December, and there you are with local replacing Len Sable, who resigned. Stead- (8) Sales -oriented promotions/sports-ori- comb. This 60-day cycle con- sales, agency and retail, all affected by the man comes to the firm from McGavren ented revenue tains business variables that above. Guild, where he spent four years. Previ- (There may be other factors depending will probably affect the "The point of all this: the 60 -day period ously, he served with Buckley Radio for on your specific needs.) from August 1 to September 30, demands seven years. Bernard Howard Sr. VP "Now include the immeasurable abilities overall economy of your close scrutiny and agressive updates of Robert Weiss commented, "Steadman will of your well -trained sales staff, a solid sales area." your annual revenue projection. Besides, prove to be a definite asset and a management team, and you've got your chances are you will get the results of a `sparkplug' to our Midwest sales effort. revenue projection for the year. After new book during this 60 -day cycle. Bob's professionalism and in-depth analyzing expenses, you're now setting sail sales, Labor Day, back -to-school, college "After September 30, what lies ahead is knowledge of our industry will benefit all towards your profit goal. registration, new members of the work routine: concerned." "Your sales management people should force, early fall season and more. (1) Your updated fourth quarter plan Key appointments at RKO Radio Sales have, in writing, a specific plan that (4) Auto dealers need to move out last (2) Your special Christmas approach include the promotion of Don Garvey from covers: year's inventory to make room for new (3) Close monitor of the weekend after sales rep to Sales Manager at the New (a) Seasonal Sales Opportunities models. Thanksgiving York office, and Christi Lynne Taylor's (b) Specific Sponsorable Program (5) Construction must be on target, with (4) Close monitor of when Christmas ads joining the firm as Dallas Office Manager. Features real estate -related advertising planned as break in print Taylor moves over from an account ex- (c) Categorical Targets the seasons begin to change. (5) Some intense sales skills -sharpening ecutive position at Eastman. In addition, (d) Sales Promotion Plans (6) Vacationers return, banks and S & L's "We've worked with several stations on Linda Ferrara moves to RICO Radio Sales "Included are target dates, selling -life, regain momentum. this re -projection theory. It's still very new in New York as an account executive, from revenue potential, for each item. Yet, (7) The majority of new movie releases and therefore difficult to measure the a media buyer slot at William Esty Co. events occur to throw plans out of sync. A are out until Christmas. results. I can confidently tell you, that all And the rep firm has picked up new competitor, tight dollars, a ratings (8) Stereo/video dealers want old models vital signs thus far are strong. At one sta- WCNN/Atlanta as a client. wobble - it all adds up. off the shelves. tion in San Juan, Puerto Rico, 'new busi- Dick Williams has been named VP for "Every format has its characteristic (9) Sport dollars are locked up. Except ness' was an immediate result. Katz's PROBE/Marketing, from GM at `strong quarter.' Rockers are healthy in the for playoff and bowl game dollars, sports - "The radio business is changing every Katz. At the same time, Judith Goldman third quarter. Beautiful Music does well in oriented buying is mostly done for the day. Our job in sales management is to up- has been promoted to Manager of PROBE the second quarter. We are all skeptical of season. These spenders are usually strong date our analytical and evaluative skills to Services, designing analyses for the re- January. By your own analysis, you should radio users. enable us to profit from change. If we can search endeavor. She was a media analyst be aware of what time of year national spot (10) Airlines begin the transition from move our sales staffs in the right direction for PROBE ... Anne Wholey is a new ac- will ebb, and why. You should be ready with summer vacation to business fliers. Promo- based on our ability to deliver more current count executive at RAR in New York, concrete plans to compensate. Projecting tion begins to reflect winter fares. methods of analysis, we'll all have happier transferring within the Group W family local sales increases for June as opposed to Each of the preceding 10 points contains salespeople, higher profit margins, and from KYW/Philadelphia, where she was January should be old hat. But sometimes multiple revenue opportunities. therefore better radio stations." also an account exec.

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JOEL DENVER JACK ALIX BLENDS THE 60'S INTO THE 80'S Promotion: Putting The Sizzle Back Into CHR "Promotion" is another one of the terms that people in radio kick around a lot. Like "callouts" and "focus groups," it can mean different things, depending on your viewpoint. For a perspective that I think is un- Dave Deppisch mornings, Michael Jay midday, Ralph Wimmer afternoons, PD Rick Knight early common in radio today, I've called upon WDOQ/Daytona Beach VP/GM evening, Bob Mitchell late nights, Tracy Hoskins, all-nights. Jack Alix. Jack's been in radio a long time, and his "Rick and Steve are aggressive and Everyday Is A Payday ideas of what makes a successful promotion eager to grow. They need to learn a few and ideas continues have their roots in the early 1960's, around things and are open to my suggestions. We The list of contests most of our ideas the time that the Beatles were first becom- back our hunches and musical picks with from Jack Alix. "We test (in Daytona Beach) and then use them ing a strong entity in the world of music. about 300 research calls per week. We also here tailored to the learn what our promotions are doing from at WNVZ where they are How It Used To Be con- this research." market's needs. We've had a 'Miss Q' Jack began, "I've always managed test, and we also have our `I Q in My Car' somehow to be involved in programming Promotion Adds Sizzle bumperstickers out there too. This isn't a and promotion, no matter what my position Both WDOQ and WNVZ are taking new idea, but it's very effective. at any radio station. My first efforts at foreground approaches to programming, in "Any old idea that has worked in the past breaking into radio were in the early 1960's, contrast to the more widely used can be modified and updated for 1982. We and after a lot of knocking on many doors, I background or "non -offensive" programm- like to get our earls on everything from finally landed a show on WEEL/Fairfax, ing profiles, as some programmers like to lighters to keychains to coffee mugs to VA. call them. Is Jack worried about upsetting r credit cards. When you walk into a bank on "I was hosting a successful teen show listeners with the stations' razzle-dazzle? "Miss 0102" and stand behind two people in line that are this suburban Washington, DC station and "Not in the least. We've put jingles back radio station is do- things away and getting talking about what your was aware of what the Beatles were doing. on the air and for a lot of programmers, being `hip.' Giving job with is being ing, you know you're doing a great Capitol Records ap- they aren't `hip' -sounding. You wouldn't people to call your radio station creative. It motivates your listening au- your promotions. proached me and ask- believe the calls we get from adults who interest is key to our dience. It's this kind of approach that "Keeping listener ed if I would be inter- remember when they used to hear jingles On Thursdays they can play `Thirs- helped us go from a 14.3 to a 17.3 share this success. ested in doing a few on the radio. The teens love them too. To where the prize is a case of past book ... despite the fact we were ty Thursday,' promotions involving them it's something they haven't heard Pepsi. Some days are `Restaurant operating from a 200 -foot tower. Our tower beer or the group. We did before, so it's fresh and alive. with listeners claiming $50 meals went down in a windstorm, and with it went Paydays' `Beatleburger' con- "The sizzle that a radio station projects is at local eateries. That may not seem like tests, and I did a what sets it apart from the rest of the our hopes for a good book. I firmly believe the the most exciting prize, but with today's 'Beatle Hour' on the market. What I'm doing is basically taking that promotion helped maintain held a when our economy, they go over big. air. Response was a lot of the good ideas that I know worked numbers. We even party turnouts was a went "One of our biggest really fabulous, so real well in the 60's and early 70's and giv- new 650 -foot tower up." song is Jack Alix `Valley Girl' contest. Sure, the when they came to ing them a new twist for the 80's. With "Q Quick Cash" about California, but we simply adjusted town, I was given the chance to. MC their almost everyone's music sounding iden- Jack went on to outline some of the pro- everything to the market. We held the con- February 1964 concert at the Washington tical, you've got to let your station stand out motions that he feels have aided the station. test at a nightclub on a Sunday night, and Coliseum, the night before they appeared somehow." "We recently started a tonguetwister type on the 'Ed Sullivan Show.' That was a real of game called `Q Quick Cash,' which has thrill for a young jock of about 18 years old. the whole market talking. We started out "After that I quickly learned the value of giving away $102 to listeners who could say being out on the streets promoting your sta- `Q Quick Cash' 10 times in 10 seconds. tion." From WEEL, Jack moved within the Naturally, we got lots of winners and at- market to WEAM/Washington, and even- tracted everyone's attention at the same tually to WPGC. "I even had my own TV time." show on a UHF station, sort of a bandstand To keep the momentum of the contest format." alive without breaking the budget, Jack Jack broke into sales and management made the game a bit tougher and increased with Richmond stations WLEE and WRVQ. the payoff. "The next step was to say it 10 Q102 bus side "And I always somehow kept an awareness times in six seconds for double the money. over 1300 people packed the place. They had of the current music and had input into the If a listener could do it 10 times in five 12 giant video screens running programming. I really think the promotions seconds it was worth $500 and if they could simultaneously, so everyone had a clear that stations used to do years ago helped rattle through it in four seconds it meant view of the competition. It was the largest them in the ratings. Today, almost all of the $1000." crowd the place had ever had." stations I listen to sound the same. What "Super Search" Promoting With A Purpose some people call promotions today don't The old saying that everyone wants to be One thing I picked up from Jack was the show the imagination and creativity of Night rocker Bob Mitchell and W000 "Kiss Off in show business was the motivation behind need to consider the worth of each promo- years past." Winner" caught in a lip lock. this next promotion. "I first tried this back tion to your station before you actually put at WLEE," Jack said, "and it worked so it on the air. "Many stations will sell A Balance Of Management Too Hip For Too Long? well, we did it here with equal success. Over remotes as part of a sales package. We And Programming How "hip" is "too hip?" Jack answered, a six -week period we featured weekly don't - unless there is some real program- In addition to his duties at WDOQ, Jack "Today's young programmers are all bet- runoffs for talented listeners in all ming benefit to be gained from dragging the oversees Abel Communications' latest ac- ween the ages of 21 and 30, and through no categories. We had ventriloquists, dancers, jocks and equipment out to a client just to quisition, WNVZ/Norfolk. Rick Knight is fault of their own, have programmed boring comedians ... you name it. close a deal. The location has got to be one the PD at WDOQ; Steve Kelly programs stations. The only radio they've had to "At each elimination we were working that listeners will want to come to. Nothing WNVZ, and as Jack says, "They both model themselves after has been those sta- with 40 to 50 people. That's a lot of acts to is worse than sending a jock to a car lot with understand that I don't override them, but I tions that are trying to be `hip.' look at. This is not an easy promotion to nothing to hook the people. It's depressing do like to have a lot of input as to what goes "As a result, the fun has been taken out of stage, but in terms of its worth, it can't be to stand around with only a mechanic or a on in music and promotion. radio. That's not the case here, or in Nor- beat. From each week's elimination, three sales person as your audience." "We talk about what they think the folk. Look at the movies of the past sum- or four acts were invited back for the finals. In conclusion Jack advised, "Keep your markets need in the way of music and pro- mertime. The biggest ones were those that "The finals were held at a local Holiday mind open to what people are interested in. motions, and I offer my advice. I look at all dealt with fantasy. Radio should be fantasy. Inn night club to a packed house. The win- Don't worry about the 'hipness' of your pro- the trades every week and listen to as much I think radio should be an escape for the ners were two black mimes who did their motions ... concern yourself more with music as possible because I feel, next to listeners. act to the Dazz Band song 'Let It Whip.' The the quality of the promotion and the promotion, music is the cornerstone of the "We daypart our music carefully, but so grand prize was an all -expense-paid trip for benefits to your station. Promotion is a part radio station ... and promotions are my does everyone else. What we concern two to Las Vegas. This will be an annual of your product, and people will only listen specialty. ourselves with mostly is being creative, not event at WDOQ." and participate if the product is good."

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 22 R&R/Friday, October 22, 1982 KANC It now appears the FCC will take no ac- from Page 3 Continued tion on a second complaint against KANC KANC admitted that during the first by former PD Kent Byus, who is now with week of the contest, when few people had KYAK/Anchorage (R&R 6-18). Byus charg- signed up to participate, station employees ed that, when it appeared nobody was going were called. KANC explained to the FCC, to win a 1980 KANC contest, station officials "Employing fictitious names, these in- arranged for the chief engineer's girlfriend dividuals went through the motions of to win a new Toyota by supplying her with listening and guessing, always incorrectly the correct answers and telling her when to and in a way intended to be humorous. call. Those people demonstrated how to play the Malickson told R&R the second allegation contest, and were never eligible for any was being considered in the context of a prize ... At the time, we did not feel there pending application for the sale of KANC. was anything secretive or suspicious about Approval of the sale, said Malickson, would these few calls, and we still believe that this indicate that the Commission had decided was nothing more than an innocent ruse." not to take action on the second matter. At AIR SUPPLY IS HOT IN HUNTINGTON - Commission Disagrees presstime a spokesman in the FCC WKEE/Huntington hosted a successful con- In a letter to KANC last week (10-15), Transfer Branch told R&R that the sale of cert with Arista's Air Supply. The duo stop- Assistant Complaints & Compliance Divi- KANC would be approved this week. ped by the station for a shot in front of their sion Chief Jeff Malickson said, "By allow- gold single for "All Out Of Love. "Pictured in ing four of your employees, using fictitious the back (l-r) is Air Supply's Graham Russell names, to participate in the contest, you and Russell Hitchcock, WKEE MD Gary DST Continued from Page 3 failed to conduct the contest as announced Miller. In front is PD Steve Hayes. premiums $5 for all persons, $5 for some and clearly misled the public." - in the home and $2 for the others, and so on. Malickson cited FCC rules which state From the beginning (winter '82), DST has that a station shall "fully and accurately been implemented with the following Motion disclose the material terms of the contest, premium structure: $5 for the first four peo- and shall conduct the contest substantially ple in the home, $2 for persons five to nine." Knight has resigned as MD at Magic as announced or advertised." Malickson Chris Anthes continued, "This fact was not in 106/Los Angeles, but remains on the air .. . concluded that "you have fallen short of the A GRAM FROM A KWOD FAN - KWOD/Sa- anything we put out. It is an oversight - it KZ93/Peoria, PD Keith Edwards names Mark degree of responsibility required of cramento has some extremely devoted fans. was not our intention to mislead the in- of MD John Ashton One them licensees. Accordingly, you are admonish- Maloney to the position ... of sent a Strip -O -Gram to PD/after- dustry." gives up the MD slot at WSSX/Charleston, with noon man Tom Chase. We don't know what ed for your conduct in this regard." PD Bill Martin tapping 8pm to midnight the message revealed, but it couldn't have Ratings Impact Unknown personality Beau Daniels to do the music chores. been more revealing than the Stríp-O- When asked about reports that the Gramette perched on his lap! WLOL-FM/Minneapolis PD Tac Hammer has change had been made by Arbitron's promoted Research Director Gregg Swedberg to AFTRA Laurel, MD staff without the knowledge of the position of MD in addition to his research and the firm's New York executives, Anthes weekend duties ... John Howard becomes the with three payment proposals through its said, "(Exec. VP) Rick Aurichio has new MD at KIIQ/Colorado Springs, and Chris Bits attorney John Collins. All three would re- known; (VP) Bill Livek has known." Manning joins from KQIZ-FMIAmarillo to do all quire assessment of AF'I'RA's general She added, "We are doing an impact nights. (0)7/Washington is debuting its newest membership, and one would assess mem- study to see what difference the varied A couple of people in motion over at programming feature, "Washington's bers over a three-year period. premiums might have had on the WPSTITrenton. Eric Johnson comes in from Hometown Countdown." Air personality Tuesday was awarded $9.3 million in its estimates, and we are also testing WAYV-FM/Atlantic City to handle the 8pm to Uncle Johnny will host the two-hour Sunday antitrust suit against the performers' union premiums less than $5. We hope to have the midnight duties, and Karen Alexander is upped night show from 7-9pm. The music will be on May 20, and an additional $1.2 million in results of this impact study ready for the from weekends to do all nights ... Rick Love based on the 30 most popular songs in the attorneys' fees and court costs in July. Advisory Council in December." joins KDESIPaIm Springs as midday personality market as determined by sales and other from WGNY/Newburgh, NY. local research. This is a good hook for Congrats to Robbie Norton, Bart Goynshor Sunday night programming, which too and the rest of the KRNA/Iowa City staff on their many programmers look at as a throwaway eighth anniversary ... K104/Fresno afternoon daypart. driver Doug Nevel and wife Debbie are the proud WIKZ/Chambersburg PD Bill new parents of Sarah Allison ... More birth Matthews called with a story of good news from WKDD/Akron where Operations community service by his station. It seems Manager Nick Anthony and wife Diane a local family had a young daughter born welcomed their new son, Mark Agnesi ... And with a hole in her heart. While on the air, for the record, Toby Matthews joins KIDD/Mon- Matthews mentioned that he was going to terey. pledge $5 so that family could pay some big New KTSA/San Antonio lineup: Bruce medical bills. He challenged 20 listeners to HOT CHIU COOKOFFIN TEXAS - KKQV/Wichita Falls entered its secret recipe "Chili-103"in Hathaway and Blanquita Cullen handle match his pledge, and in no time at all, the the recent North Texas Chili Cookoff. While it didn't win anything, it did award everyone who (l-r) at the station chili kitchen are staff members mornings, J.J. Rodriguez from 9am to noon, from station had collected over $4000 for the tasted it a good case of heartburn. Shown Sheltie Skidmore, GM Tom Carter, Operations Manager Mike Edwards, Terri Atwood, R.D. noon to 3pm it's Leo Vela, PD Kid Curry does 3 family. All of this came from casual Johnson, Chuck Beck, MD Pam Day, Cynthia Eyssen, and Steve Schoppa. to 6pm, Mike Jones from 6 to 10pm, Bonnie mentions on the air by the air staff ... quite Garcia works late nights, and Trey Ware is pulling an accomplishment without getting into a down overnights. full-blown promotion. WJAD/Bainbridge reports a new lineup: Dave Yl00/Miami has just finished running Matthews is in morning drive, middays is Rebel its "School Spirit Contest" which generated Owens, PD Skip Eliot drives home, Chuck Bare 1,145,790 votes for the winning school! is the night rocker, and MD Shannon West does Entries had to be on 3 x 5 cards with the all -nights. words "Y100 Music Marathon," the school and principal's name. 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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, October 22. 1482 Page 23 Chrysalis

Continued from Page 1 ble instance coinciding with the policy. ute a waiver of our rights and new Forsythe, comment- ing on reported DC101 offer not CALENDAR remedies with respect to any in- a fringing acts." Chrysalis's For- to track the album if it could have an on it, told R&R, "That sythe went further by telling R&R exclusive wanted an that if necessary, the company they may have ad- "intends to take it to the fullest ex- vance on the album is an insult to BRAD MESSER have in- tent of the law." Chrysalis, but that they Chrysalis sources stressed that tended to play the album in its en- the label was not conducting a tirety is most unfortunate." Chry- RiAA vendetta against DC101 specifical- salis also indicated that the to its No News Is Good News ly, but that it was the first proba- was extending full support efforts. The tough new Chrysalis Note to the Editor: The News business must be going quite smoothly everywhere. There hasn't stand is concurrent with the label's use of the new light signa- in weighty questions, and as been a single outbreak of outrageousness, no letters have come posing Mondell ture anti -counterfeiting device on Continued from Page 1 far as I can tell there have been no legislative assaults on media freedom. So rather than a commen- with - sensitive, level-headed man." the album, and a just By next issue things will probably have announced 1983 policy of printing tary column this week, I'm just expanding the Calendar. Prior to joining WYDD, Mondell on product the warning "All fallen apart to the point that comment might be helpful. Also the World Series will be over. Signed, had worked at the Public Broad- all Brad. casting Corporation's Pittsburgh rights reserved. Unauthorized public performance broadcasting affiliate WYEP since 1979, having most recently been Business Man- and copying of this record pro- Beginning To Look Like Christmas hibited." ager, Associate PD, and Board of packages. Douglas MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 - Two months from today a lot of Americans will be opening Directors Treasurer. Mondell in- 7 on traditional Christmas Thomson, President of the Toy Manufacturers of America, says we'll probably spend $ billion dicated he intends to maintain his video games. toys, and another $2 billion on things that didn't exist until the past few years - microelectronics, including treasurer's post for an indefinite absolutely WHYW Predicted hot items of '82 include Dukes of Hazzard spinoffs, Strawberry Shortcake dolls and accessories, and period. from Page 1 anything with the initials ET on it. Regarding his own promotion, Continued date in The adult Christmas novelty of 22 years ago was an expensive prestige item that went on the market on this Slemenda added, "I'm excited. service for this contest. In any 1960. The first electronic wristwatch. It's a very large challenge. Be- phone system, as I understand it, Book investigation, the probe of Twenty-eight years ago today the U.S. Air Force officially closed its Operation Blue cause of the technology today and there are only so many calls that unidentified flying objects. the changes in broadcasting, this can be made at any one time. Our when she came to the U.S. in 1966. Actor Anthony Franciosa Helen Reddy is 41; she was already a star in Australia is one of the most exciting times to contest created an overload which Other October 25 babies have in- is 54. Minnie Pearl of the Grand Ole Opry, real name Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon, is 70. be in this industry." caused a delay in the time it took 1825, Pablo Picasso in 1881, and explorer Richard Byrd in 1888. The cluded composer Johann Strauss in artist Slemenda had served 18 months most people to get a dial tone. as GM for the Gateway stations, phone people were nice about it, they were concerned, calling it -Minute Gunbattle Creates Tourist Attraction having previously been GM at but Half WJOI (now WBBZ)/Pittsburgh 'a matter of public safety.' " TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 It was 101 years ago today the last of the famous Old West gunbattles was months. He - for seven formerly The winner of the grand prize fought at Tombstone Arizona, the gunfight at the OK Corral. owned and operated WNRI/Woon- was not using an automatic dial- Steve Hall at the present-day OK Corrall says it's a big tourist attraction because of something that didn't last more socket, RI for five years. ing device. In fact, he was unable than half -a -minute. to get a dial tone on his phone until that made Wyatt Earp famous killed Billy Clanton and the two McLowry brothers. But because the The gunfight the station had already answered voters of Tombstone suspected the Earp brothers of murder, Marshall Virgil Earp lost his job. Wyatt Earp drifted out to 94 calls. When he was able to dial, lived almost fifty more years and, before he died at age 81, wrote a book telling his side. Ford California, he called the station's number and The losers are still in Tombstone, up on Boot Hill. Continued from Page 1 was the correct caller. He'll now Jaclyn Smith, the former Charlie's Angel, is 34. In a People Magazine poll three years ago, she was voted the most tion, Wolfson said, "We are in be paid $5000 a year for the next 20 beautiful woman in America. Jaclyn Smith reportedly makes over a million a year. Country to stay. Bill Figenshu, of Grape years. Others born on the 26th have included the former Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi; Charles Post, the inventor who is our corporate PD, will pro- Nuts, Postum, Post Toasties, and other breakfast foods; and singer Mahalia Jackson. gram the station until we find a Heimerl indicated that the permanent replacement. We're phone company was not putting In A Rocket Car looking right now. We don't an- all further such contests on hold. Five -Hundred ticipate any other changes at the "We haven't been prevented from WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 - The first time anything scooted across the ground faster than 500 miles station." doing more of them as of right an hour was 18 years ago today, when Art Arfons broke the barrier in his rocket -powered car Green Monster in 1964. Ford could not be reached for now, but we are supposed to meet What became the world's largest single store, Macy's, opened in New York City 124 years ago today in 1858. On his comment, but indicated through with them to see how they want to first day, R.H. Macy took in eleven bucks. station MD John Brejot that he handle future contests of this The patent for the baby buggy was granted 153 years ago today in 1829. had no immediate plans. type." Carrie Snodgrass is 36. Richard Nixon's former assistant H.R. Haldeman - who did a bit of time because of Watergate - is 56. Nanette Fabray, a child actress in the "Our Gang" movie shorts who later starred on Broadway, is 62. Others born on the 27th have included navigator and explorer James Cook in 1728, President Theodore Roosevelt in 1858, and port Dylan Thomas in 1914. CNN Statue Of Liberty Needs Fixing Up Continued from Page 3 To THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 Ninety-six years ago today President Grover Cleveland officially accepted More Come? - for hookup the Statue of Liberty from France on behalf of the American people. "It cost us a lot the satellite Dave Moffitt at the statue says now it needs an overhaul of the interior framework, torch, and the iron bands holding from Wold," CNN Radio Net executive the copper sheathing onto the framework. Bob Pates explained to R&R, "but we're There's no budget for that, so a nationwide fund-raising drive is underway, with a goal of around $25 million. committed and we're going forward with Everybody talks about the weather, but no one does anything about it, goes the old saying. But 35 years ago today they our efforts to affiliate as many stations as In addition, Turner Broadcasting began really trying. The world's first reported scientific weather modification experiment was conducted on this date in possible." 1947, when an airplane dropped chemicals into a cloud over New Hampshire. It rained. So much, in fact, that a forest fire is paying the NFLPA $500,000 a game. Sta- near Concord was extinguished. tions paid up to $1000 each in advance for The Olympic decathlon champion of 1976, Bruce Jenner, is 33. Actress Jane Alexander is 43. Bowie Kuhn, who's the rights to four weeks of games, and were been Baseball Commissioner since 1969, is 56. Polio vaccine inventor Dr. Jonas Salk hits 68. given all 25 avails to sell locally. J. Walter Thompson was born on this date in 1847. He's credited with making advertising a respectable business. Mutual Regroups Meanwhile, executives at Mutual were pleased that their conversion of ad dollars America's Unluckiest Wagon Train Trip for Monday night football has been over 95% FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 - Cannibalism is eating human flesh. None of us would do that. Would we? Pro- With significant weekly football revenues at bably the people in the old Donner wagon trip felt that way too. But 136 years ago this weekend, just as they were crossing stake, almost every sponsor of either the Sierra mountains, an early snowstorm trapped them in the middle of nowhere. They were trapped all winter. Mutual's NFL "Game Of The Week" or one They ran out of regular food and then ate their oxen and horses. Then they got a bear. Then someone's pet dog. Then, of four regional NFL networks (Pittsburgh says Roger Titus at Donner Memorial State Park, they began eating the bodies of those who starved to death. Steelers, Houston Oilers, Kansas City That's why the Donner wagon train is remembered: they broke a social code programmed into us from childhood: thou Chiefs, and Atlanta Falcons) has stayed shalt not eat thy neighbor. Forty-three of the Donner party perished, 47 survived. with the network during the NFL players' Ex -Charlie's Angel Kate Jackson is 33. Academy Award winner Richard Dreyfuss is 35. Since his first really suc- strike now entering its fourth week. Mutual cessful role in "American Graffiti" ten years ago, Dreyfuss has jumped to around $2 million per film. Opera star Jon Senior VP Jack Clements indicated many Vickers is 56. NFL sponsors transferred their spots to Others born on this date: astronomer Edmund Halley in 1656, comedienne Fanny Brice in 1891, and propagandist "Sportscan," a six -hour national call-in Josef Goebbels in 1987. sports show. Tomorrow Henry Winkler will be 37, and Grace Slick will be 43. On Sunday Dan Rather hits 51, Barbara Bel Ged- des will be 60, and former movie cowgirl Dale Evans will be 70. Her husband Roy Rogers will be 70 late next year.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 24 RBA/Friday, October 22, 1982 KQAK Vs. KFOG: SF AOR Battle Heats Up

Most observers would JEFF GELB agree that, at the moment, AOR radio's most heated competition is in San Francisco, where a remarkable seven signals compete for the AOR listener's ear. From nearby San Jose come KOME and KSJO, while the northern area listeners are served by KTIMI San Rafael, and in the Bay Area proper, listeners are divided between Signals: A New AOR KFOG, KMEL, KQAK, and KROR. It's either a programmer's nightmare or de- light, depending on his point of view.

I was looking for the points of view of the programmers of the Bay Area's two latest AOR's. KQAK went on the air in late August and has been commercial -free ever since; the station will Rush Is On air its first spots in about a week. Meanwhile, KQAK is saturating SF TV with commercials, and the print media with ads declaring. "This is the Quake you've been waiting for!" PD Bob Hey- Suddenly, they're everywhere: new AOR stations are popping up in mann explained the station's unique qualities: "We play the largest library of cuts of the main- markets of all sizes all over the country. Some are consulted, some are in- stream AOR's in town. We play stuff that's currently hot, like Santana, Eddie Money, Steve dependent; all are enthusiastic in their predictions for future growth and Winwood, Rush, Billy Squler and Robert Plant. But we're also playing new acts like Romeo Void, Translator, Stray Cats, Billy Idol, and the Clash. We're not concerned with musical success in their frequently virgin marketplaces. boundaries in determining what we'll play. "Personalities are a major selling point for us. Our feeling is that, with so many stations offer- This week, I asked the programmers of ing so much of the same music, our best chance to differentiate ourselves from some of these outlets to share their pro- premieres, and promote local rock talent our competi- tors is with strong personalities. And we've got 'em." gramming visions with the rest of the AOR with a special weekly show. The airstaff is Approaching the AOR listener from a different vantage point is community. Welcome, then, AOR's newest given a lot of freedom as to what they can the city's other new AOR, KFOG, programmed by Dave Logan. He signals. do and say. Their ideas and input are offered, "There's a huge disenfranchised audience in San Francisco for AOR. KWHL/Anchorage welcomed and usually accepted. Between the last two censuses here, there's been a 40% increase in 25-34's, our key demographic. These are people who aren't serviced by the other AOR's in PD Randy Robbins "We gear our music 18-34. Tunes go back town, who are all trying to Billy Squier REO "Research proved there was a definite to the early sixties with bands like the and each other to death." KFOG eschews such mainstream AOR acts for a list current need for a familiar AOR in the market, a of heavies that includes Saga ("They define the sound we're looking for"), Peter Gabriel ("Ditto"), gap that was not being addressed on the FM Stray Cats, Joe Jackson, Clash, Thomas Dolby, the Flxx, and others. Is it "new wave?" Logan prefers to call it "modem band. The real proof to me, locally, were music," adding, "It's what might have been called progressive music in the old days. We're look- the incredible numbers of 18-24's who were "In essence, we play a record ing for material that's in tune with the 80's, not throwback stuff." still running the gamut of the AM band. The if the market wants it and if Response to KFOG's music has been "great," according FM band has not been penetrated at all, to to Logan. "We get lots of letters we and calls from people who say, 'I've been waiting for this kind of station for years,' or, 'I haven't speak of, for 18-24's. feel it's a strong record." heard a station like this since KSAN.' " "In this market, there's too much chat- Can KFOG outdo KSAN in the ratings department? Logan hopes a six -figure TV spot campaign ter, too much talking over records. I want to starring Rodney Dangertield will help, along with billboards that go up in November, and major program a `no-nonsense' AOR: familiar ar- Beatles and Stones, and certain songs from on -air promotions that begin in January 1983. "For our first book," he tists surrounded by solidly -targeted promo- explained, "we're keeping the late sixties and early seventies from the airsound lean and clean. We want to get sampled and grab a heavy-duty core audience. Our tions (right now we're giving away six trips bands like CCR and Three Dog Night (AOR biggest selling point is word of mouth. We think we're the most unique AOR station in the market to see the Who in Seattle with a grand prize was not a major format here at that time, bar none, and we plan to win." backstage trip to L.A.'s Who show). I want but these songs and groups could have been Naturally, so do the area's other AOR's, including KQAK, whose PD Bob Heymann stated, on an AOR format down here at that time). "From the listener's standpoint, this must be the most exciting AOR market in the country, ranges from Flash & "If good product's out there, Our current music because there are so many distinct listening options. The consumer is the winner and the The Pan to the Scorpions and Springsteen. stations the losers, because of fractionalization. With seven AOR's available, you're bound to it's going to get played." We research store sales and requests, and see error margins larger than station shares!" Of course, Heymann hopes that won't be have daily record voting on my afternoon KQAK's fate: "We've had very positive listener input so far, and we've only just begun." show. These are all gauges to help us deter- rec- to get us outside and involved with our mine our choices. In essence, we play a listeners. We already have several such ord if the market wants it and if we feel it's as fast as we can, to find out the inherent rockers are so overburdened by callout promotions planned to promote visibility. I a strong record." quirks in the Charleston market. We've research that they don't pick up on a hot intend to be as untouchable promotionally WDWQ/St. George -Charleston, SC been given carte blanche to do whatever we new trend till it's already history on as I can, and so damn visible that every Sebastian Consultant need to get the station rolling. We hope WKTM. That's the really essential part of time you turn around, we'll be in your back Dave Gariano this first book will be a little up, but our big the Burkhart -Abrams organization: their pocket. push will come after the first of the year, ability to spot trends in new music. It's "We'll be extremely aggressive musi- "We've just named Russ Bradley, cur- when we'll do extensive TV and outdoor another valuable tool in programming any cally. We have the valuable consulting in- rently Asst. PD at Sebastian client station publicity, and really get involved with radio station. put of the Pollack organization, plus my WQMF/Louisville, as PD for WDWQ. He's Charleston listeners." "Of course, the primary work in progam- and seven years of contemporary radio in this already familiar with our systems ming any station, after positioning yourself should do a great job for us there. WKTM/Charleston, SC market. We'll listen to every priority item Hoffman just right, is promoting your image position and as many diverse pieces of product as "We changed WDWQ from a Top Tracks PD Brad in the marketplace. We're not a heavy TV, weeks ago. we can. So how tight will we be? It depends CHR to a full AOR about three "When WKTM decided to sign on with billboard, and bumper sticker promoter. the on how good the product is. We have no One of our next priorities is to change `Superstars,' the Charleston market had no We're beginning by tying ourselves into systems that would keep us from playing calls, which we're now working on. We're real AOR to speak of. WSSX was a CHR Charleston. We're very involved in United good pieces of music. If good product's out also working on upgrading the signal with AOR leanings, but the void of a well - there, it's going to get played." substantially; when a new tower is com- positioned, real rock radio station was ob- pleted in about four weeks, WDWQ should vious. The philosophy at WKTM is very "We don't want to be just WOWE/Chattanooga have the city's strongest signal. simple: positioning, promotions and per- another rock and roll station. PD Tony Davis "The competitive situation we face there sonality. We're the only real rock station in We're real people involved "You're probably saying it's about time includes a B/A/M/D AOR and a very hard town. For instance, we won't touch an AOR station came to Chattanooga. CHR that's consulted by E. Alvin Davis. Chicago's new album but we can play the with our listeners on their WOWE (Rock 105) isn't the first AOR to ap- We'll focus 15-34 as our core, and will pro- first one. At the same time, we don't feel the level." pear here; a few others have tried. But, up need to play all bone crushing rock, either. until four years ago, the number one rock Texture is the most important part of our Way and other local public service groups. . . we have the com- station here was an AM CHR, which may ". don't musical policy. In any given week we may We do all we can to get out in front of our au- say something about the market. When I petitive luxury in this market add three records that all have the same dience to promote them personally. I don't first heard about the impending change of of being a little bit broader basic texture, because that's what we need want to underestimate the value of outside format from gospel, I contacted the GM, to balance the sound of the radio station. We promotions like TV or billboards - these Dave King, who was already leaning musically." held off adding Judas Priest for a long time are very important tools as well. But you toward AOR or A/C. After talking, and because we just didn't need it; no one else in have to be able to promote in person. That's researching the market, we definitely felt bably resemble our `standard' AOR ap- town would touch it and we already had one of the reasons we don't want the jocks to Chattanooga was ready for an AOR station. proach, as we don't have the competitive plenty of the harder rock. When the newer just shut up and play the music; we want "I've always felt that one problem sta- luxury in this market of being a little bit product turned a bit `lighter,' we jumped on them to be personalities. Our afternoon jock tions have is their tendency to be too slick broader musically. the Priest album. is one of the highest -profile personalities in and polished. At WOWE we want an off-the- "We'll hold off on doing anything promo- "We're very excited about today's new the marketplace. We don't want to be just wall feel. One way we're accomplishing tionally till the tower is up and the station's music: Missing Persons, A Flock Of another rock and roll station. We're real that is by buying a 1974 Ford LTD we call identity is changed. I want to lose the sta- Seagulls, Men At Work, Peter Gabriel, Joe people involved with our listeners on their 'the Beast' that we drive all over town, with tion's present identity as `Q107' and evolve Jackson, Stray Cats, the Clash - all get level. our call letters spray -painted on the sides. into a great set of call letters that can help played in heavy rotation here. It's another "It all adds up to a winning combination Wherever we drive it, we get a very positive the station develop a new identity. way we can stand out from the rest of the for WKTM. We're hot in this market and reaction. We also have free movie "We'll implement our research systems Charleston stations. All the other FM we're looking forward to the ARB."

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 26 R&R/Friday, October 221982 EVOLUTION KYTX/Amarillo hires Mark Mer- edith as PD from KIXS/Killeen. Former PD Don Sitton retains air - shift... Tom Wheeler exits as PD of KTCL/Ft. Collins. John Hayes is now MD and PD ... Dave LaRussa joins KLPX/Tucson as music assis- tant and airshift host ... Roman Moore is upped to full-time nights at KAZY/Denver from weekends ... Curt Brown exits nights at COSTELLO UP CLOSE - While in Detroit for a concert date, Columbia's usually elusive Elvis WEZX/Scranton to join new AOR Costello did an on -air interview with WLLZ. Pictured (l -r) are PD Joe Urbiel, former CBS rep Rich Abravaya, Costello, and WLLZ MD Doug Podell. WXCS/Hagerstown as NID Lisa WHO'S HOT - WB's the Who are staying radio- ... active while on their present U.S. tour. Pic- Novak joins KRQR/San Francisco tured during an interview at WMMR/Philadelphia for weekends from KEZR and (1-r, top) are WMMR Promotion Director Tom KSJO/San Jose. Sheehy and jock Pierre Robert, (l -r, bottom) WMMR air personality Steve Sutton with Who's Roger Daltrey.

PRO-ROCK RALLY Thousands rock fans ON THE ROAD WITH GENESIS - When - of KBCO/Boulder learned that Genesis was not turned out for WLPX/Milwaukee's "Pro -Rock coming to Colorado on their current concert tour, Rally," held in response to anti -rock FORKS ? WHAT FORKS? - Mercury/PolyGram's Scorpions helped KGB/San Diego cele they took liseners on the road to see the band by religious seminars going on at the same time in brate its tenth anniversary at a recent party that also marked the band's tenth anniversary awarding an all-expenses paid concert trip to see another part of town. Among the rock guest stars Pictured parodying the group's "Blackout" album cover (l -r, top) are PolyGram's Jeff Laufer, Genesis in Dallas. Pictured are KBCO Operations to take the stage with WLPX's Craig Kilpatrick (right) was Ricky Medlocke (left) of Atco's Black- band's Rudolf Schenker, KGB PD Larry Bruce, and band's Francis Buchholz; (l -r, bottom) Manager Dennis Constantine (left) handing a PolyGram's Drew Murray, KGB MD Judy McNutt, band's Klaus Meine. $100 check to the winner as PD John Bradley foot. (right) looks on. COLOR UPDATE

MAC ATTACK: KROY-FM/Sacramento Petitions seem to be the promotional test. It promises six in a row or $10,600 .. . guest star MC Charlie Daniels ... KFMG/ tied in with both WB's Fleetwood Mac and order of the day for AOR radio. First the Meanwhile, across the street at KQAK, fans Albuquerque world-premiered Arista's new McDonalds in a "Mac Attack" promotion Who, and now Van Halen: The WB act's two of humor were doubly gifted recently when, Jerry Garcia Band LP last week ... KPRI/ that invited listeners to down burgers in a Worcester concerts quickly sold out, so on Alex Bennett and Joe Regelski's morn- San Diego just signed RCA's Steel Breeze to time test. The contestant with the quickest WAAF held a petition drive for a third local ing show, both Robin Williams and Monty play at its annual Halloween Ball... appetite (who ate the most Macs in two appearance, throwing in the guarantee that Python's Michael Polio dropped in on the WIBA/Madison broke format last weekend minutes) won tickets to see the band during the band would be given the key to the city same day for on-air joke -trading ... Get to take advantage of local fan fever and air their tour. when they played the show. The ploy work- set for a series of football -less tailgate par- the fourth game of the World Series in a sim- SCREAMING FOR VENGEANCE: ed, and the band's third Worcester concert ties to be held by AOR's till the football ulated stereo feed from CBS Audio ... E.T. WPDH/Poughkeepsie, in conjunction with sold out as well ... Mayor Jane Byrne of strike (or season) ends. The latest was or- Phone KISS: KISS/San Antonio's cospon- Columbia and Judas Priest's "Screaming Chicago was petitioned (there's that word ganized by WRIF, which brought in several soring a science fiction film festival, in- for Vengeance" LP, held a contest that ask- again) by WMET to proclaim October as of the striking Detroit Lions to sign auto- cluding a fantasy art contest whose winner ed listeners to call the station when they "Rocktober," in commemoration of the sta- graphs ... KSHE/St. Louis celebrated its received movie passes for each month of heard a scream on the air, to tickets to see tion's many promotional efforts, and she fifteenth AOR anniversary with a special the year ... Congratulations to the band, and, as a grand prize, a tour agreed ... KMEL/San Francisco has in- concert starring the Michael Stanley Band, Y95/Rockford MD "Doc" and new bride jacket. stituted the infamous music guarantee con- Greg Kihn, and Johnny Van Zant, with Carol, who just tied the knot . . . KYTX/Amarillo has a new office phone THE RING'S THE THING: WKLS/ number: (806) 355.9777... CMI, Inc. is Atlanta pacted with Atlantic and AC/DC for sponsoring a "College and Progressive a promotion that asked listeners to call the Radio Brainstorm" this coming weekend at station to register their names in a drawing the New York Sheraton, including panel whenever they heard the ringing of "Big guests Rick Carroll, Lee Abrams, and Tony Ben" on the air. The grand prize winner, Berardini. For more information, contact from chosen in a random drawing entrants' Rich Frank at (516) 248-9600.. . names, received first class airfare to Lon- don, tickets to see the band at Wembley C O N C E R T S t C O N V E R S A T I O N S Stadium, and 296 pounds in spending money. PRESENTATIONS: WMADIMadison pre- CALENDAR CONTEST: KATT/Oklaho- sented Fortnox, Payolas in 92 -cent shows ma City asked listeners to design its 1983 YOU GOTTA HAVE HEART - Epic's Heart have been frequent interview guests at AOR sta- WRIF/Detroit presented the Look for free. calendar art. The winning entry's artist tions nationwide while on their recent concert tour. Pictured at the studios of WSKS/Cincin- BROADCASTS: Warren Zevon, Translator on received a $500 shopping spree at the store nati (l -r) are band's Denny Carmassi, WSKS jock Geoff Nimmo, band's Nancy Wilson, Epic's WBCNIBoston ... Payolas on WMMSICIeve- of his choice, while the station held an art Tom Genetti. land ... show of the best submissions. CONVERSATIONS: Heart onWAAFI FREE RENT: The prize is particularly Worcester... Who on WDHA/North Jersey, fitting for these tough times: free rent or WLRSILoulsville . . . Robby Krieger, Gary KROOI mortgage for a year, at up to $1000 a month, Rumen, Josle Cotton on paid by KZAP/Sacramento. To win, Pasadena ... Jerry Garcia on KFMG/Albuquer- Fortnox on listeners are asked to keep track of letters que ... Michael Stanley, Payolas, given out daily for a "secret sentence," and WMADIMadison ... April Wine on WILS/Lans- WDHA/North to be the first to call the station with the cor- ing ... David Johansen on Starship on rect complete sentence. Jersey ... Jefferson KICT/Wichita ... Pat Travers on WIOTIToledo VAN ZANT SUPPORTS WILD ONES - WKLA/Atlanta took part in a promotion with Turtles ... Heart, 805 on WZIR/Buffalo ... Pat Travers, Records, Polydor/PolyGram, and the Johnny Van Zant Band, wherein 96e per copy of Van REO Speedwagon, Survivor, Kenny Loggins on Zant's latest album, "Last of the Wild Ones," sold locally was donated to the Atlanta Zoo. In KEZYIAnaheim ... Michael Stanley Band on commemoration of the band's efforts on behalf of Georgia and the zoo, the Georgia Gover- KFMO/Lincoln ... Billy Idol on WBCNIBoston AOR's Most Accurate of thanks to the band. Pictured at the presentation (l -r) nor's office presented a proclamation ... Rory Gallagher, Jefferson Starship on KSHEI Van Zant, WKLS air personality Susan Sullivan, Van Music Information are administrative aide Carolyn Southern, St. Louis ... Kansas, Steel Breeze, Greg Kihn Zant manager George Cappellini, WKLS jock Steve Mitchell, PolyGram's David St. John. Begins on Page 45 on KOZZ/Reno .. .

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pacted with Valvoline Oil to give away a brand PLATINUM JETT Boardwalk's Joan Jett IF THE KEY FITS, DRIVE IT - WLUP/Chicago - customized with the logos of the Loop and Valvoline. Listeners were asked to call (right) presented KMJX/Little Rock MD Sandy new Corvette the station at prescribed times to win a key to the car. WLUP gave out 98 keys, one of which O'Connor (left) with a platinum record for her car, making the keyholder the car's new owner. All 98 keyholders were "I Love Rock and Roll" album while in town for opened the door to the awarded prizes including tickets, rock books, albums, and T-shirts. a concert.

BODIES BEAUTIFUL - This is a WWTR/Bethany PRAISE THE AIRWAVES - Atlantic's Genesis Beach photo, but it's sure not the station's PD and stopped their Chicago show so that singer Phil MD. To celebrate its first AOR anniversary, the Collins (center) could lead the crowd in singing station held a giant beach party that included a happy birthday to WXRT in celebration of its tenth. Best Body contest for both sexes. The two win- PD Norm Winer (left) and GM Seth Mason (right) ners, pictured, were awarded trips for two to Ber- were on hand with champagne and birthday cake. muda.

were Columbia's Judas BIRTHDAY BASH Helping KSRR/Houston celebrate its first AOR anniversary - and helped the Priest, who presented the station with a birthday cake onstage at their Houston concert, Dave Holland staff devour the cake after the show. Pictured (l -r) are KSRR's morning man Moby, band's and Rob Halford, KSRR's Mark Campbell.

QUEEN GETS ROYAL TREATMENT AT KMET - While in town for a series of concerts, Elektra's Queen visited KMET for an on -air conversation. Pictured (l -r) are MD Hugh Surratt, air personality Cyn- thia Fox, group's Brian May, E/A rep Roy Smith.

EVERYBODY WANTS BILLY SQUIER - THE BEST DJ MONEY CAN BUY - Columbia's KMEL San Francisco PD Bobby Cole (right) Eddie Money (left) played guest DJ at KILO - got a handle on Capitol's Billy Squier when the /Colorado Springs, with effective coaching from artist stopped by the station prior to his show MD Art Phillips (right), while Money was in the with Queen at the Oakland Coliseum. area for concerts. ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL - When WMET/Chicago premiered "The Wall" locally, director Alan Parker stopped by the WMET offices and was presented one of the specially made promotional bricks that WMET distributed. Pictured (l -r) are Promotion Coordinator Dave Ross, News Director Mark Scheerer, Parker, Promotion Coordinator Mike Hirsch, MD Pat Evans, and Promotion Director Jim Cor - boy.

AOR Atlantic's Jon Anderson was an interview guest at HARTMAN STEALS HEARTS IN DENVER - RCA's Lisa Hartman visited Denver AOR radio on a ANDERSON ANIMATES ARIZONA - Pictured (i -r) are show producer Dan Zelisko (kneeling), KS TM's Mary promotion tour in support of her "Letterock" album. Pictured (l -r) are RCA's Steve Leavitt, KAZY KSTM/Mesa after a local show. Sancious, Anderson, and Guy Schiffman, with KSTM PD Jeff MD Doug Clifton, Hartman, KBPI MD Karen Allen, and RCA's Jeff "J. F. " Naumann. McCann, band's Clem Clempson, David Parets.

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JEFF GREEN Programming Technique: LOOK OUT GOODYEAR - We've always known radio was sometimes full of hot air, and here's WAAY/Huntsville's new blimp to prove it! Station staffers Point/Counterpoint told R&R the blimp's debut at the Alabama State Fair generated great response and it's now used at all WAAY remotes. During the week the blimp is flown over the station. As stations in the larger markets battle each other for the best fall Arbitron ratings, the question of programming technique becomes an in- creasingly important factor. Programmers have argued for years about speeding up records, of the hour to avoid possible tuneout? TS: Better. I'd rather go with a fellow issues such as sweeping over the quarter-hours, PZ: A/C listeners expect news and infor- market over seeking a of on ex- who knew the loading spot clusters correctly, and many other fine points -air mation at the top and bottom of the hour. superslick jock from outside, because the ecution. This week, R&R asked three respected A/C PD's to discuss Because we run a little heavier commercial local talent understands the attitude and their positions on commonly accepted or rejected programming load, I prefer to have my spots spread out. feel of the town. Especially here in the Bible were Phil Zachary of WQUE/New Orleans, However, I've heard some very good sta- Belt, an outsider from either coast could go policies. Participating music. KYKY/St. Louis, and Tony Stone from KLTE/Oklaho- tions which program long blocks of through culture shock. Spanky Lane at TS: With relevant PSA's, such as local SL: If the audience likes a talent, and if ma City. These particular stations were chosen in order to best repre- events or items of real interest, use your he gets good ratings, I don't care what he sent the variety within A/C radio. own discretion. With news, the top and bot- sounds like. A familiar personality with a Following are several questions which generated opposing or com- tom of the hour is where 25+ demos expect good image is a lot better than the "best" plementary points of view. it. For spots, yes, I would load up the fourth DJ you could find. quarter-hour. R&R: Should a station tell listeners call- you rest certain oldies or R&R: Should PZ: I believe it's okay to have silent SL: In morning drive, I put the news at ing for requests that their songs will be before the ratings period begins recurrents segues. Many major A/C FM's have an ID :10 and :40. We have a very information- played even the station has no intention of you'll have "fresh" proven records if so that between every record. Personally, I like oriented show, and it does very well. If it's doing so? to program? segues. on the radio at all, it should be good enough PZ: If an adult calls for a song we're not that, and conversely, smooth PZ: We've done TS: It depends. Do you have a cume pro- to keep listeners tuned in. I run music on, we'll say no, and ask for an alternative. we've also beefed up our oldies in non - blem? If so, I'd give the rails with every sweeps at the top and bottom of the hour. We try to be honest with everyone, and let rating periods to give listeners more varie- record. If you have a low turnover, perhaps R&R: Do you believe in running your them know (whether we play their requests Then, as the ratings begin, we tighten up ty. every two or three songs. How you do it is spots just before your competitors, so you'll or not) that their feedback is important. the best oldies. Thus, the image of play- to also important. Do you use a jingle, a shout, be into the hits when they run their com- TS: Say, "We'll see what we can do," and ing a lot of records is carried through the a stager, or just do it live? Remember, you mercials? leave it at that. We never promise to play a book. can't give the rails too often. The trick is PZ: There's something to be said for that, song, and at the same time, we don't say we SL: If you're moving songs on and off finding different ways to do it. but you must then assume the listener is so won't play it. Why deal with a negative? A of the rating periods, then your list because R&R: What's the best way to load a spot sensitive that he'll tune out for almost any lot of people think you're on it anyway. sound of your station. you're varying the reason. Generally, a 25-49 adult with a lot on R&R: Should you adjust the turnover not to the cluster? Program to your core audience, time of your power rotation during the day music? Stay ab- book. Why adjust your to accommodate different listening habits never vary from solutely consistent, and and audiences? expects of your what your core audience PZ: No. We keep our powers at three station. hours all day long. I've considered slowing in the control R&R: Should there be signs them down in middays, but I think people in a rating room that read "You are want to hear the big hits just as much in the period?" middays as any other daypart. We're not need to know. I'd TS: I think the jocks dealing with a fickle teen audience. not intimidate the staff, but I do rather TS: Yes. We check our cume problems believe in warm, positive signs like "You're and time spent listening to see how efficient City's sounding good," or "Oklahoma we are with our audience before deciding your best foot for- listening to you," or "Put our rotations. We have several different the ratings ward." I don't mention clocks, almost one for every hour. specifically. Spanky Lane Phil Zachary Tony Stone SL: Definitely in middays at A/C sta- SL: I'm against it. Maybe I'm lucky is not that fidgety around a radio tions, because of office listening. becaue I have the money to hire very pro- SL: Start with the "all talk" spot, then the his mind or news break comes on. R&R: Is an unfamiliar record safer than fessional jocks who are "on" all the time. If jingle with the donut, and finally run the full every time a spot jingle. It builds the stopset up so that the in- TS: Yes. Anything you can do to play a tired or burnt song? they're not, they know it. If the burnt record is creased energy will hopefully keep people mind games on your competition is wor- PZ: Sometimes. R&R: Would you put up station signs at we have a hole to fill, I don't think people even realize thwhile. I would prefer to run my spots taken off the air, then concerts you don't sponsor, in order to give tuned -in. something fresh, they're hearing spots until the third one. first, because it would generate the attitude and we'll then start up the audience the perception you are? even if it's unfamiliar. but it's been The last spot should be the easiest one to with the listeners that the other station runs PZ: I would never do that, TS: No. Somebody's got to break new to me. I would rather let another sta- listen to. more commercials. done always program a music, and we do play some new records tion have the promotion than create confu- R&R: Should you the top of the hour? here. Generally, however, I'd rather play a sion in the listener's mind who was involv- TS: I would put my best foot forward go- power record at done both the fixed position and tired song 2-3 times over a new record. It ed. ing into a spot break, with the most enter- TS: I've methods. If you're having a depends on which listeners the record is SL: If you want that perception, I think taining, well -produced spot first. End with the music flow fixed position could be "new" with. If it fits the lifestyle and mood that's excellent. Any time you can have a the worst. cume problem, the or if you need to develop bet- of the station, it can be an enhancement. piece of paper in front of someone telling R&R: What's the limit on the size better. However, ter quarter-hours, I'd just go for a flow, SL: No. What does "tired" mean? People him your call letters, it's strong - no mat- length of a spot cluster? want to units more checking the balance between new versus can be tired of a song today and ter who it is. PZ: The limit has to be on I've Listeners do not perceive old and image consistency. hear it more than ever tomorrow. R&R: Is sweeping past the quarter-hours than minutes. successfully rate bur- length, but rather by quantity. SL: This notion assumes that Arbitron is never seen anybody still important? spots by studied that carefully. I don't units is tops, whether they are right in saying that people begin listening at nout, and I've TS: In this market, everyone's sweeping Here, three thing as a burned-out The listener doesn't perceive the top or bottom of the hour more than any think there is such a the first 20 minutes of the hour, and that's 30's or 60's. I would rather he doesn't have that other time. I don't think that assumption is record, unless it's a current. helpful to introduce the audience to what the difference, because hit than an un- head. true. People only write in that they're tun- play a confirmed gold you are. I feel comfortable sweeping the sort of timing in his me, unfamiliar units each, with four to ing in at those times, because it's easier to familiar record any day. To quarter-hours, if at all possible. Give TS: Ideally, two unsafe, while a run over 12 units jot down 9:00 than 9:03. currents are extremely yourself the benefit of the doubt. five stops per hour. If you it's burnt break. R&R: Is a mediocre air talent who knows familiar current is not - whether PZ: Listeners don't perceive things in per hour, then three units per it still has an the number of the market better or worse than a good jock or not. It's not unsafe because terms of quarter-hours. We're fooling SL: It should be in terms of Once who doesn't? image to it. ourselves if we think a diarykeeper is breaks, not so much by cluster size. Phil, Tony, and as few times PZ: Worse. If you bring in a real talented I would like to thank writing down every single moment they you've stopped, that's it. Stop this technique units guy who's smart, he can learn enough Spanky for participating in tune away from a station. Most of the time as possible, with not more than three programming things about the market to get by and can feature. If you have any it's to the best of their recollection. at each break. you'd like to see addressed, please What about the idea of dumping make up for any weakness with his smooth issues R&R: Should there be silence between R&R: send them to me so they can be included in your news, PSA's, and a large number of on -air delivery. We don't have that much segues, or is it better to give your calls bet- upcoming articles. your hourly spots into the last 5-10 minutes room for local chitchat here anyway. ween every song?

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 30 R&RlFriday, October 22, 1982 THE PIC TURE PAGE April Wine Rocks U.S. Lowery Shows Appreciation

Music publisher Bill Lowery's annual appreciation party recently paid tribute to the Georgia music industry and celebrated the first anniversary of Lowery's own Southern Tracks label. Joining in the festivities were (l-r) Starbuck's Bruce Blackman, Atlanta Pops conductor Albert Coleman, Capitol's April Wine kicked off the U.S. leg of its 198.2 world tour with a concert appearance in Salt Lake City. Ad- ASCAP's Rusty Jones, and Lowery. ding to the occasion was the platinum certification of the group's "Nature Of The Beast" LP. Unwinding backstage following the performance are (l-r) Capitol's Ray Tusken, group's Brian Greenway, Gary Moffet and Spinners Hit Grand Slam Myles Goodwyn, label's Paul Rose, group's Jerry Mercer, label VP Walter Lee, group's Steve Lang, and Capitol's Dave Rothstein. Kirshner's Kansas Gold

At one of the New York Yankees' home games, Atlantic's Spinners sang the National Anthem. Coincidentally, the Spinners new LP is titled "Grand Slam" and its entry this year marks the tenth anniversary of the group's association with the label. Sharing their expertise for making hits are (l-r) Spinners John Edwards and Bobbie Smith, a Yankee trainer, Spinners Henry Fambrough and Pervis Jackson, and the Yankees' Dave Winfield.

Winding up a performance at New York's Palladium, Kirshner group Kansas was presented with two gold Olivia's Platinum Physical plaques for the LP's "Song ForAmerica"and "Vinyl Confessions. "Gathered together for the presentation are (l-r) group manager Budd Carr, Kansas's Robby Steinhardt, CBS Deputy President Dick Asher, Kirshner Entertain- ment Chairman Don Kirshner, and CBS Associated Labels VP/GM Tony Martell. Happy Talkin' Talk Talk

Following her Toronto concert performance, Olivia Newton -John was given four platinum awards by MCA/Canada on behalf of her "Physical" LP. She was also presented with two double platinum awards for the it,. ....meet ,r4ai "Xanadu" album and the "Physical" single. Holding the platinum honors After their East Coast tour with Elvis Costello, EMI America's Talk Talk journeyed to the West Coast for three are MCA/Canada VP George Burns and Newton -John. shows and e special label reception in their honor. Pausing during a party break are (l-r) EMI/Liberty's Frenchy Gauthier and Marcia Groff, group's Lee Harris, label's Mavis Brodey and Ken Benson, group's Simon Brenner and Ellis Thanks Martell Paul Webb, EMI VP Don Grierson, manager Keith Aspden and the group's Mark Hollis. Nelson On CBS's Mind

Chrysalis Co -Chairman Terry Ellis recently threw a thank -you party for those involved in this year's T.J. Martell Memorial dinner. Joining Ellis While touring in support of his 'Always On My Mind" LP, Willie Nelson was joined backstage recently by a con- (third from left) were (l -r) promoter Ron Delsener, Shorewood Packaging tingent of label executives. Sharing the spotlight are (l -r) CBS Deputy President Dick Asher, Nelson, Columbia's Exec. VP Floyd Glinert, D/R's Exec. VP Peter Kauff and President Bob Sr. VP/GM Al Teller and VP Bob Sherwood. Meyrowitz.

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www.americanradiohistory.com At 4 p.m. (EDT) on October 17, 1982-for the first time ever-one radio network, Mutual, broadcast four programs simul- taneously via satellite. On that historic moment, Mutual took to the air with the National Symphony Orchestra live, in stereo, from Washington, D.C.; news feeds in three different time zones; national and re- gional sports updates; plus SportScan, the national call -in sports program currently substituting for Mutual's normally scheduled NFL Game of the Week and regional NFL action. Mu swww.americanradiohistory.com Mutual calls this dramatic breakthrough "multicasting." For radio stations, multicasting means more quality programs to choose from at any given moment. For advertisers, it means Mutual can deliver practically any audience or market you want. Other networks are still only talking about this tech- nology, saying how much it will do for radio in the future. But Mutual brings you the future, today. So if you're wondering who really leads the way in network radio-The answer is Mutual.

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CAROLYN PARKS DJ CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS That Was The Week That Was For the first time this year, I experienced an entire week of Nashville's DJ Convention, marking the Grand 01e Opry's 57th anniver- sary, from Monday night's CMA Country Music Awards telecast all the way through to Friday evening's FICAP banquet. Having survived the week (I think!), I am here to tell you that before attempting such a fete you should definitely go on a stamina -building program beforehand, because sleep is low on the priority list at convention time! The week got off to a great start with the awards show telecast live via CBS -TV from Ricky Skaggs capped off a tremendous the Grand Ole Opry House. It was a spec- year by being named "Male Vocalist Of The tacular show (most of the people I talked Year" and "Horizon Award" winner. Janie with later said the best ever), which was en- Fricke picked up the "Female Vocalist" joyed not only by the country music fans in honors, and David Frizzell and Shelly West attendance but also those at home, as walked away with the "Vocal Duo Of The evidenced by the very high 38 share the Year" award. Always -popular Chet Atkins show received in the ratings. Big winners picked up another "Instrumentalist Of The for the evening were Alabama, the first Year" trophy to round out the awards group to ever win "Entertainer Of The presentations. Year," as well as copping "Vocal Group Of Marty Robbins, Roy Horton, and Lefty The Year" and "Instrumental Group Of Frizzell were this year's inductees into the The Year" trophies. From the enthusiasm Hall Of Fame, while TV Guide's New York the group displayed in their performing and Bureau Chief Neil Hickey received the 1982 acceptance speeches, one would have never "Journalist Award." Also announced dur- guessed that bandmember Teddy Gentry ing the program were the "DJ Of The Year was seriously ill and would be in the Award" winners: Chuck Morgan, hospital being treated for pneumonia the WSM/Nashville (Major Market) ; Tim following day. We're happy to report that he Williams, KOKE/Austin (Medium is now recovering nicely. If they give out Market) ; and Al Snyder, WNVL/Nicholas- THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT AT THE CMA A WARDS - The 16th annual CMA Awards presen- "Trouper Of The Year" awards, he gets our ville, KY (Small Market). From the suc- tation was a star-studded affair with almost every artist who won an award there to pick it up per- vote! cess other "DJ Of The Year" recipients sonally. Pictured are award winners (1) Alabama (Vocal Group, Instrumental Group, and Enter- Other big winners of the evening included have achieved, there's no doubt that each of tainer Of The Year), (2) Johnny Christopher, Wayne Thompson, and Mark James (Composers of Willie Nelson (who was not in attendance this year's winners was well deserving of Song Of The Year "Always On My Mind'), (3) Ricky Skaggs (Male Vocalist and Horizon Award), this year) for both "Single" and "Album Of this particular honor and that you'll be (4) Janie Fricke (Female Vocalist), (5) Chet Atkins (Instrumentalist), (6) David Frizzell and Shelly The Year," "Always On My Mind," which hearing more from them in the years to West (Vocal Duo), (7) Eddy Arnold presenting Marty Robbins as one of three inductees into the also won a "Song Of The Year" award for come. Country Music Hall of Fame, and (8) Crystal Gayle, Tennessee Governor Lamar Alexander, Loretta Lynn, and Mrs. Lamar (Honey) Alexander leading the Promenade Of Stars from the its writers, Johnny Following the telecast everyone pro - Christopher, Wayne awards show to the post awards party held at the Opryland Hotel. Thompson, and Mark James. Continued on Page 36

BMI & ASCAP SALUTE COMPOSERS & PUBLISHERS - Winner of BMI's Robert J. Burton Award for Most Performed Country Song Of The Year was "Elvira," and there to accept the award were (I -r) Oak Ridge Boys Joe Bonsai!, Duane Allen, and Richard Sterban, BMI VP Frances Preston, Oaks member William Golden, "Elvira" writer Dallas Frazier and publisher Wesley Rose of Acuff-Rose Publications, Inc.

ASCAP's annual awards banquet was highlighted by the presentation of three special awards for Most Performed Country Song Of The Year ("There's No Getting Over Me," written by Watt Aldridge and Tommy Brasfield/published by Rick Hall Music), Country Songwriter Of The Year (Bob Morrison), and Country Publisher Of The Year (the Welk Music Group). Accepting their awards in these categories are (I -r) Welk's Bob Kirsch and Dean Kay, Walt Aldridge, ASCAP President Hal David, ASCAP Managing Director Gloria Messinger, Welk's Bill Hall, Rick Hall Music's Rick Hall, Bob Morrison, ASCAP Southern Regional Executive Director Connie Bradley, and Tommy Brasfield.

RADIO TALKS TO THE STARS - Quite a few stations originated their broadcasts direct from the Opryland Hotel lobby during DJ Week and came up with some lively exchanges with the many country artists who were in attendance all week. Pictured on -air are (1) WDSD/Dover, DE's f: Walt Barcus with hatless Boxcar Willie, (2) WVOJ & WQIK/Jacksonville's Lee Shannon chatting DJ HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES - During the annual FICAP banquet, three new members were in- with Loretta Lynn, (3) WDLW/Boston's Jim Murphy talking with Joe Sun, (4) KIGO/St. Anthony's ducted in the DJ Hall of Fame, including the late "Uncle" Jim Christie. Those on hand to accept their Gary Adams interviewing Michael Murphey, and (5) WHN/New York's Lee Arnold and Mutual awards from F/CAP's Chuck Chellman were Bill Mack (center) and Smokey Smith (right). Broadcasting's Glenn Morgan capturing Janie Fricke at the CMA post awards party.

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Congratulations to Chuck Morgan, CMA's 1982 D.J. of the Year and host of the Music Country Network! Chuck Morgan works for over 80 radio stations nationwide. He's on the job at every one of them each week night, hosting the Music Country Network via satellite from Nashville, Tenn. On October 11, this hard-working talent was named by the Coun- try Music Association as their D.J. of the Year in large markets. It's an honor well -deserved. Just tune in some night to one of the 80 -plus stations carrying Music Country Network live. Chuck skillfully interviews leading country music personalities, takes lis- tener phone calls from everywhere in the country and keeps things moving with the latest Associated Press news, sports and weather. He's lively. He's warm. He knows his business and practices his craft well. He's a pro. But when you've got over 80 bosses to please, that's the least you can be.

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Guests who have been on the air live with Chuck Morgan on Music Country Network: Ricky Skaggs T. G. Sheppard Ronnie McDowell Tennessee Ernie Ford Roy Acuff Jessi Colter Sylvia Waylon Jennings Boxcar Willie Lee Greenwood Moe Bandy Willie Nelson Barbara Mandrell Hoyt Axton Bobby Rare Ed Bruce David Frizzell Randy Owen Marty Robbins Conway Twitty Terri Gibbs Jerry Reed Shelly West Brenda Lee

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WHERE THERE'S A PARTY, THERE'S RADIO - Whenever there's a party going on, you can ex- pect to find radio in attendance, and convention week was no exception. Pictured enjoying the festivities at the Elektra event are (1) KRMD/Shreveport PD Tom Phifer with Conway Twitty, (2) Hank Williams Jr. surrounded by lovely ladies (from left) WIUSt. Louis MD Nancy Crocker, E/A Pro- motion Coordinator Nancy Solinski, and E/A artist Denise Draper, (3) (l -r) The Whites' Sharon White, Whites manager Chip Peay, WLWI/Montgomery MD Rhubarb Jones, and WDOD/Chattanooga PD Steve Chappell, (4) E/A National Promotion Manager Bruce Adelman, WGTO/Cypress Gardens MD Henry Jay, Kieran Kane, and independent promotion person Barbara Kelly, (5) PolyGram par- tygoers are (l -r) Shylo's Jerry Hayes, PolyGram National Promotion Director Frank Leffel, "American Country Countdown" 's Bob Kingsley, PolyGram Regional Country Promotion (Dallas) rep Dave Smith, and Shylo group members Ronnie Scaife and Don Singleton, (6) Attending the CBS bash were (l -r) Bobby Bare, Columbia's VP/Marketing Bob Sherwood, and WHN/New York PD Dene Hallam and personality Lee Arnold, (7) The MCA gathering brought out (l-r) MCA Southeast Regional Promotion rep Joe Deters, WPLO/Atlanta Asst. OM Len Anthony, Joe Thrasher of the Thrasher Brothers, Lee Greenwood, WPNX/Columbus, GA PD Jim Bell, MCA VP/Promotions Ery Woolsey, and the Thrasher Brothers' Buddy Thrasher and John Gresham, (8) (l -r) MCA's Joe Deters, George Strait, Terri Gibbs, WWWW/Detroit Barry Mardit, and WPLO/Atlanta Asst. OM Len Anthony. That Was The Week That Was Continued from Page 34 just about anything else that was asked of seem to go out of their way to make the recipient of the Producers Award. menaded back to the Opryland Hotel for the them during the three artist/DJ tape ses- themselves available to fans and radio per- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday were CMA-sponsored Post Awards Party attend- sions that were scheduled. I've never seen sonnel as well. That's one of the nice things "let's test the kidneys" days as Mer- ed by over 3000 celebrities and just folks so many people walking around with tape about our industry which gives country cury/PolyGram, Elektra, MCA, Capitol, like us who were glad to have the opportuni- recorders in my life. In fact, one gentleman music such a positive image. CBS, MDJ, and NSD (what happened to the ty to congratulate all the winners. The post - who was attending a realtors convention in Besides the awards show, the CMA spon- chili, Betty?) , and the Country Promotion awards radio broadcast over the NBC the same hotel asked me which electronics sored several other activities geared strict- Association all staged cocktail parties at Radio Network was also going on amidst all firm was having a convention there! ly for the country music disc jockey, in- various locations throughout Nashville (this this activity, proving once again that R&R's Not only were the DJ taping sessions ex- cluding a luncheon on Tuesday (during is one convention where you really need a Jim Duncan (who produced and directed panded this year, but the facilities for which the "DJ Of The Year" winners were car to keep up). By the time Friday night the program) can concentrate through broadcasting live from the hotel via phone honored) and a Saturday afternoon and the annual FICAP banquet rolled anything! This year, over 200 radio stations hookup were also improved, giving many barbecue at Tammy Wynette's home. around, everyone was more than happy to carried the program, which was cohosted more stations an opportunity to "set up During the CMA Membership Meeting on sit a spell, enjoy a good dinner, and listen to by Ralph Emery and Bill Anderson. shop" in the Opryland lobby. Some of the Thursday, President Ken Kragen the WB -presented showcase of the Wright BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC all had their stations which took advantage of these reiterated some of the CMA's goals this Brothers, Karen Brooks, and Frizzell & own awards presentations during the week facilities and the personalities who manned past year and what has been accomplished West. During the dinner three new at separate banquets honoring the com- the operations are as follows: WHN/New on each to date, including the continuing members were inducted into FICAP's Disc posers and publishers whose contributions York (Lee Arnold); WVOJ & WQIK/Jack- fight on the home taping issue, the CMA's Jockey Hall of Fame ... Bill Mack, we so often overlook. As the saying goes, sonville (Lee Shannon, who also broadcast expansion overseas through its London of- Smokey Smith, and the late "Uncle" Jim "you can't have a hit record without a hit his show to WIZY/Macon; WASK/Lafay- fice, the exploration of new forms of media Christie. The organization, which has song;" and these three societies will con- ette, IN; WAVW/Vero Beach, FL; and such as cable, working with record labels grown tremendously since its inception tinue to make sure we don't forget that. KQSW/Rock Springs, WY); WIL/St. Louis on the transition from 8 -track to cassette seven years ago, also sponsored a short RCA, MCA, and CBS each staged (Mike Carta); KLAC/Los Angeles (Gene music, combatting industry complacency seminar Friday morning for those DJ's who showcases throughout the convention to Price); WUNI/Mobile (Ricky Barnes); (which Ken felt the economy had turned wanted to take back a little knowledge as spotlight their established artists as well as WVAM/Altoona (Stan Davis); WNEX/ around as much as the CMA!), and the well as some great memories. those "newcomers" who have just begun Clyde, OH (Eddie Cruz); WDLW/Boston enhancement of the CMA's image Like all good things, convention week the long journey to stardom. RCA's show (Jim Murphey); WDSD/Dover, DE (Walt worldwide through trips such as those made finally came to an end, and probably none featured Gary Stewart and Dean Dillon, Barcus); WPWC/Dumfries, VA (Cousin last year to Wheeling, New York, and Mex- too soon for those of us who had jobs to get Marlow Tackett, Steve Wanner, and Jerry Ray); and KHAM/Horseshoe Bend, AR ico City. Ken also mentioned that a commit- back to. This year's convention seemed to Reed; CBS introduced Bobby Bare, David (Gene Williams & Charlie Walker). No tee has been established to determine the be reverting back to the original intention of Allan Coe, Janie Fricke, Ricky Skaggs, and doubt I've missed a few, as some stations needs of the organization's membership and a DJ convention, with a sizable radio Joe Stampley; and MCA showcased John elected to broadcast the entire week while the CMA is preparing to meet those needs in representation. Perhaps if economic condi- Conlee, Lee Greenwood, Terri Gibbs, Jerry others only did one or two shows from the years ahead. He looks for 1983 to be tions and circumstances permit, even more Lee Lewis, George "Goober" Lindsey, Nashville; but everyone I spoke with was CMA's year and not just confined to a one - of you will be able to attend next year. George Strait, the Thrasher Brothers and greatly impressed by the quality of the month celebration. Some changes already Believe me when I tell you it is something the Younger Brothers to enthusiastic phone line linkup as well as the cooperation in the works include another TV ex- you'll never forget. crowds who jammed the Grand Ole Opry to of the artists who dropped by for on -air in- travaganza to be broadcast in April, which get a glimpse and listen to their favorites. terviews. will mark the CMA's 25 -year anniversary, One thing DJ Week provides plenty of is Where else but in country music would as well as a concurrent DJ Week Conven- entertainment, with dozens and dozens of you find such artist accessibility? I don't tion/Talent Buyer's Seminar for next year. country stars performing at various con- want to get on a soapbox about it, but that's Two additional awards were announced certs all week long. one of the things that has always impressed during the meeting. "Hee Haw" producer Country Radio's Most Accurate The artists were not just there to enter- me about country artists ... most of them Bob Boatman received the Connie B. Gay Music Information Founding Presidents Award and "Always tain either. They also gave a great deal of have a real tight grip on who they are and Begins on Page 50 their time to do interviews, station ID's and who made them what they are, and they On My Mind" producer Chip Moman was

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BIFF COLLIE NAMEDROPPERS: Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Brenda Lee, and Dolly Parton are finally together on that album I publicly asked about not long ago. Shortly afterward, Fred Foster announced his new era at Monument Records and scheduled the phantom album for im- mediate release ... Colorado -based booking agent Keith Case brings his clients John Hartford, The Dillards, Hot Rize and Guy Clark to Andrea Smith and Dean Raymer's International Celebrity Services Nashville agency, joining clients Jimmy C. Newman, Charly McClain, the Burrito THERE'S A DEFINITE RESEMBLANCE - When WCAV/Brockton, MA had its recent "Dolly Bros.. etc. Parton Lookalike Contest," they obviously judged the winner based on more than appropriate new label, Johnny Tillotson's back with a hairdo. Pictured are (l -r) WCAV PD Bill Hess, winner, Station Manager Sid Tufts, and Promo- Reward Records, and a new phase of his tion Coordinator Chuck Bloom. career, country music ... Del Reeves is threatening to go to Maryland to the NFL meetings as a fan Representative and take a petition from thousands of football nuts who are "sick and tired of being 'sick and tired!' " ABC News ran a film feature this week on Del's "A Fan Strikes Back." Reeves says they messed up his fall TV season ... Engelbert Humperdinck quietly slipped into Music City during convention week and recorded a new batch of Nashville -oriented sounds ... Notice what's on the back of Willie & Waylon's new single duet? "Luckenbach, Texas" ... Steve Wariner dropped by the BMl offices in new After closing the Owen Bradley Studio on Nashville and was congratulated on his release by none other than Chet Music Row (Columbia's Studio B in later album Atkins and BMl President Frances Preston. years), they turned sound board, recording mikes, control room windows and doors, acoustic tiles, sound baffles, ashtrays, COUNTRY DISC JOCKEY HALL OF wastebaskets, etc. all over to the Country FAME inductees for 1982 are "Midnight Music Foundation. (Wanna bet they'll Cowboy" Bill Mack, Des Moines's Smokey make up the nucleus of a recreation of that Smith, and the late all-night XEG mail the Hall first Music Row studio someday at order DJ Uncle Jim Christie. Christie's CHEYENNE COUNTRY - Barbara Mandrel) was one of the featured performers during the of Fame?) ... Alabama's Teddy Gentry home was in Des Plaines, IL. His real name nine days Cheyenne, WY's "Frontier Days" celebration was held. Here she poses with KUUY was hospitalized with pneumonia 24 hours was Clyde Caswell. No one's yet located his morning jock Chuck Bailey and PD/afternoon drive personality Jennifer Wilde. after his group took "Entertainer Of The widow to notify her. If you have information Year" honors on national TV ... Bob Mor- as to her whereabouts, write to this column. rison ("You Decorated My Life," "Lookin' For Love," "Love the World Away," etc.) honored as ASCAP's Country Writer of the Year ... Glenn Ray was named SESAC's Country Writer of the Year. He wrote SESAC's Country Song of the Year, "I Just Came Home To Count the Memories" .. An Anne Murray fan from Western Canada was placed on probation by Provincial 'October U Country fTlunc Month Judge Charles Scullion in Toronto. The judge had found Charles Kieling of Saskat- chewan of failing to comply with an order to DOYLE WILBURN was buried Tuesday of- in Nashville. In late July, they operated on stay away from Murray, her staff and HER BEST FRIENDS ARE DJ'S a malignancy of the lung. They found it en- SOME OF - fice. He had written Anne more than let- When Louise Mandrel) was on a recent pro- on cobalt ters ... SESAC's VP Dianne Petty honored compassed his chest, put him motional tour of the Midwest she and hus- to ALABAMA FAIRS WELL AT WQTK - Hall of Famer Hank Snow treatments, and he went back to the Opry R.C. Bannon stopped by to say thanks Country.100 Music Alabama appeared during the Ionia County band sing. He re-entered Baptist Hospital here Platte, NB for with a special "Humanitarian Award" for Free Fair in St. Johns, Ml, and WQTK PD to the folks at KODY-FM/North 8. Last Friday night he asked his are (l -r) station his role as founder and director of the Hank October Dave Conrad (left) took it upon himself to playing her single. Pictured man Snow Foundation for Prevention of Child partner, brother Teddy, to sing "Old welcome bandmember Randy Owens to the PD Bruce James, Louise, MD/morning Flames" for him on the Opry. Saturday Lou Kastler, and R.C. Abuse . Dallas Frazier, writer of BMI's area. Song of the Year "Elvira," says that is not morning Doyle Wilburn died at 52. Doyle his biggest money maker. It was "There helped Mooney & Loretta Lynn set up Goes My Everything," the 1967 Song of the housekeeping in Nashville, got her on Dec- Year, made popular by Jack Greene .. ca Records; on the Opry; through WIL- Roy Acuff and Tennessee Governor Lamar HELM Agency he managed her career for Alexander threw a a party for Mrs. Sarah 10 years and featured her on the Wilburn's Cannon on her 70th birthday. You know her syndicated TV series for years. Doyle as Cousin Minnie Pearl. She lives next door literally launched the career of Loretta to the Governor's Mansion here ... RCA's Lynn. One of the sad things about Loretta's Jerry Bradley is putting together a Jim screenplay "Coal Miner's Daughter" was the fact that the Wilburn's weren't even Reeves medley from Jim's classic hits .. . At last week's Nashville Songwriter's mentioned. Teddy and Doyle's deep friend- Association Hall of Fame induction, in ship and closeness to their fans made them which Hall of Famer Boudleaux Bryant in- one of the most continuing favorites even ducted Chuck Berry, he prefaced his an- after their giant years as record stars. They when they nouncement of Berry by saying, "I've joined the Grand Ole Opry first lever been involved in a climax like this!" were 8 and 10. Country News Welcomes US-99/Chicago (fib KJJO-FM/Minneapolis SPOTLITING "COUNTRY" TONY MARTIN - Nashville was the scene of a recent reception hosted by American Spotlit° Records to mark the debut single of their artist "Country" Tony Call Pete Howard or Kirt Daniels (213)392-8743 Martin. Pictured in attendance were (l-r) WSIX PD Gerry House, record producer Milton 228 Main St, Suite R Venice, CA. 90291 Brown, Martin, and independent promoter Mike Borchetta.

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R&R's editors try to find points of interest for all our Each week, to type of format or market size. Each format listener, we'll be just fine and content hav- "People knew that I was committed readers - no matter what Black radio, black people, and whatever type of idiosyncrasies, and Black radio has certainly ing our black audience. That was the feeling has its own special of prior ownership and it's the feelings of had to be in those days. I think people look had its share, both good and bad. One of the positives, to me, has always our new owners, Unity Broadcasting. On at me as a man, not a white man or a black been the fact that Black radio and black audiences have always ac- our AM station we have a Black News/Gos- man, but a man who is committed to what cepted good music, good radio, and good talent regardless of the face pel format. We are trying to service the he believes in. I believe in equal rights for I've supported that behind the talent. black community here in Philadelphia, every human being - that's our commitment." principle, I've worked at it, and I've prac- For years now, it's been difficult for a crossed all barriers: music by people like ticed that philosophy over the years. That's black person to acquire a position of stature the Four Tops, the Temptations, the probably why I've been at this station and at a white -oriented broadcast facility. On Supremes and Marvin Gaye & Tammy Ter- Lifelong Commitment in this city for so long. People here have the other hand, it has not been as difficult rell, just to mention a few. In the mid -sixties Knowing Joe's background, I decided to always accepted me, and black people for a white person to obtain any position whites were into black music, Black radio, ask a two-part question so you could have across the country have accepted me also." desired within a Black -oriented format, and tried to do black dances. Then, along the opportunity to share the real beauty of Musical Variety once he's convinced management or owner- came the Beatles, a group that was white, gentle giant. Being a Caucasian in this How about WDAS-FM's music? "Our ship of his leadership qualities. and whites readily identified with them. At radio, why did he make a commit- Black music is a very strong part of our total suc- Almost every Black radio station in our that point they went back to Top 40 radio to to Black radio and black people? And, ment We play a variety of things, a little country has had a successful Caucasian air listen to the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, etc. Tamburro stuck with cess. secondly, why has Joe blues, and also the current black personality on its air- At this point in time, I don't think there is a jazz, some it all these years? contemporary hits. Our oldies library is ex- waves. Examples: white artist that demands the type of atten- "I grew up in a black neighborhood and I tremely large, so is our `Superstar' rotation WWRL/New York in tion the Beatles received. Blacks have been listening to Black radio, so when I grew up when it comes up, we've got an abundance the 60's had Bob T.; putting out great music for years. wanted to get into radio, the only radio I of hits for our listeners to remember. You WHAT in Philadel- Therefore, I think listeners are starving for to was Black. I landed the oppor- related would never listen to our station and keep phia had "The Geator good quality music and blacks are present- through Jimmy tunity to work at WDAS hearing the same songs over and over With The Heater," ly making the music they (the masses) who hired me to do 30 minutes a day Bishop, again. The number one record you would Jerry Blavat; and my want to hear. I believe it's a temporary con - My show was the shortest on the on the air. hear probably on each person's show; hometown Pittsburgh time. I started out playing oldies air at that however, even this is not mandatory. had "The Boss Man Philadelphia was do- in Black here because no one in "One thing we're not, and that's Porky" Chadwick on "The only way to be ing that. Each night I played old Smokey repetitious. We have a free -form type of WILY, which later commit- & Miracles tunes along with Joe Tamburro radio is to be totally Robinson the programming where there are no specifics became WAMO. The show caught on, so it was black listeners. other things. but an air personality must follow our given Another man who falls into this category ted to your hour, then two hours. expanded to one rotations. There are numerous pieces of is Joe "Butterball" Tamburro of WDAS-AM And it's not something you they made my show four hours I Finally, - product to play in each category, so a com- & FM/Philadelphia. Although "Butterball" played three hours of the current things and can fake." bination of all of these makes for enjoyable is deserving of attention because of this, oldies. I was on the air at night one hour of listening. If it's a rainy day outside, our for- there's even more. The other gentlemen did first seven or eight years here. When I my mat allows the talent to reflect that if they their thing and moved on to other interests. dition until they can find something that job I made a commitment that I got the choose to musically. Or if it's a sunny, Joe Tamburro ("Butter" if you don't mind) they can go back and relate to. Consequent- try to change things, but I would wouldn't bright fun-filled day, they can also reflect is very special, and after reading this arti- ly, Black radio stations will continue to do of what was going on, and that become part that musically. It's spontaneous, but we cle, I hope you'll understand why. well if they play the best black music the time of the Civil Rights was around stay within our format guidelines." Joe Tamburro is the Program Director of available." movement. I had the great pleasure of WDAS-AM & FM, and this native I mentioned to Joe that I didn't feel that working with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on No Promotions (! ) Philadelphian has been with WDAS for 20 WSSJ/Camden, NJ or WHAT on AM were various projects here in Philadelphia. I also Joe had this to say about promotions and years. In the spring '82 ARB, WDAS-FM really competitors, because of WDAS's worked with Georgie Woods during the advertising at WDAS-FM. "We have never, scored a 7.4 share. Now that the summer dominance for so many years, and asked same time doing things that were as long as I've been here, had a billboard, books are out, WDAS-FM has done what I him who does challenge WDAS. "WCAU- necessary. bus cards, subway posters, or a television thought was virtually impossible in the City FM had challenged us in the past, and they commercial campaign." I asked him what of Brotherly Love - it brought home a put up a helluva fight, but they never got WDAS-FM does do promotionally. "Ab- whopping 8.8 share to dethrone the peren- past us. About six months ago, WCAU-FM solutely nothing but communicate with our nial leader KYW, a News station. KYW had changed format and went to a Top 40 ap- audience. We spend not one dime on outside an 8.8 for spring '82 and 7.9 in the summer proach. They play a tremendous amount of promotions and we don't have contests. We book. black music within their format. They're might decide to give away a pair of tickets Joe began by telling me why he thought playing any black records considered to be to a concert, but that's more of a service to WDAS-FM does so well in Philadelphia. "I hits - that's great, because it gives black our listeners. We never do money givea- think we're a unique radio station. From music more exposure and the opportunity ways or cars or anything like that. I believe traveling around the country I've noticed to crossover within the white listening au- you can't buy listeners and keep them. If I that we play more music than most Black dience. As long as WCAU-FM keeps playing give away a car the next guy will give away stations. When I say more music, I don't black music, it will be my competitor." a car and a TV. Then I've got to give away a mean fewer commercials or anything like (Note: Last week WUSL switched from car, a TV, and a trip someplace. It just that. I actually mean we will play more Country to Urban Contemporary to provide doesn't pay to start that kind of thing." than just the hit single from an album - we a new potential competitor.) talking to Joe Tamburro has might play three or four cuts from an Why do you think WCAU-FM wasn't able Personally, been a dream come true. As one of my early album, if we feel our listeners will like it. to get past you? "Because of the lack of heroes, "Butter" was everything I We explore a lot of music, and because we commitment to the black community. The radio more! And it's great to see how do these things, I think our audience doesn't only way to be in Black radio is to be totally hoped and has paid off in present-day get bored, so they stay with us a little longer committed to your black listeners, and it is past experience than most listeners might." not something that you can fake. You have success. to be there so they can see you, touch you, COWBOYS ON THE AIR AT K104/Dallas - Black Radio's hear you, and talk to you. We do that While the NFL Owners and Players Associa- Crossover Appeal through our voter registration drives and tion deliberate over the strike, KKDA/Dallas How has WDAS-FM become number one our on -air editorials, in addition to other made a move. Pictured at left is Cowboy wide opinion is this: community oriented things. We are a Black receiver Drew Pearson receiving his new Black Radio's Most Accurate in Philly? "My personal KKDA mid- mid -sixties has radio station, not an Urban Contemporary, game jersey before his air shift, as black music today as in the day personality Tom O'Hare goes over a few Music Information a tremendous amount of crossover appeal. and we have no intention of ever being an plays with the "rookie." Begins on Page 52 Back in the 60's, the old Motown sound Urban station. If we never have a white

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EOE M/F (14221 PD with A/C background for medium Northeast market AM&FM. Includes airshift. Applicant Needed immediately. Personality newsperson to an- You must be a self-starter, personable, have excellent phone news top Southeastern leader. Contact: with and re- chor morning on must be able to work consultants Frank Carvell (502) 442-6311. EOE M/F (10-22) technique follow-through. Moderate travel required. searchers. Salary negotiable based on exper- Send resume in confidence to: ience and ability. Send tape, resume and pro- WSGF-FM/WKBX-AM needs Chief Engineer. Stickler maintenance. Jock ability a plus. T&R: gramming philosophies to Radio & Records, auto chain and Personnel Dept. Doug Weldon, Box 876, Savannah, GA 31498. EOE M/F 1930 Century Park West, /398, Los Angeles, 110-221 CA 90067. No tapes returned. RKO RADIO NETWORKS Pert -time position available to WSAG/Miami. Please PD, Sonny Fox, 3000 S.W. 60th Avenue, Miami, Newspeople needed for Utica/Rome M1 A/C station. contact: M/F 1440 Broadway T&R: Fred Miller, WRUN, Thomas Road, Oriskany, NY FL 33314. No calls. EOE 114221 13424. EOE M/F (10-151 Morning man for TriCities aree. Humorous, able to New York, NY 10018 opening for experienced Country PD/ follow format. Community involvement a must. Good Immediate WFHG, Box 1389, Bristol, VA morning personality in central PA. T&R: Al Miller, bucks. T&R: Frank George, WNOW, P.O. Box 2506, York, PA 17406. EOE M/F 110-151 24203.110-221 Ft. Lauderdale/Miami calling if you can breathe life in- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/HNets Boston CHR opening pert -time and fill-in WEEI-FM. to a format and enjoy Country music. T&R: Ron Sam- CBS OErO. New England preferred. T&R: Rick Peters, uels, WKQS, 9881 Sheridan St., Hollywood, FL 33024. WEEI-FM, Boston, MA 02199. EOE M/F (10-15) EOE M/F 110-221

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Intelligent, friendly, Meredith Crook, Box 142, Danville, IL specialists Copywriter for Talkradlo/AOR. Must be able to turn laidbeck. TErR: Catt, WHMD, Box 1829, Hammond, LA Charles A. Brooks, WORD-AM, P.O. Box out "urgency/' quality copy. T&R & samples: Larry 70404. No calls. EOE M/F (10-8) 61832. EOE M/F (10-29) Sprinkle, OM, WAYS/WROO, 400 Radio Road, Charlotte, 3257, Spartanburg, SC 29304. Regional Country/farm powerhouse needs ex- NC 28218. EOE M/F 110-221 No calls. EOE Minorities encouraged to apply. A/C midday, big voice? Love production? Must relate! perienced pro. Mid -days solid production, writing! T&R: No flip card readers. 2-3 yrs experience. TErR: Tom Ken, KBUF, Box 798, Garden City, KS 67846 or call 9:00 8-10pm shift open. Good company and excellent Evens, WCHV, Box 5387, Charlottesville, VA 22905. staff. Country format. TEtR: Brock Boulette, WXLY-FM, -12:00 Noon 13161 276-2366. EOE (10-22) WYDE/Birmingham, AL needs overnight air talent. 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Call time opening for announcers. Females encouraged. Ex- Chief Engineer needed for 100kw FM/1 kw AM. Good State news network needs AM anchor/reporter. Robert Hallmark, KXYL/Brownwood 19151 646-1535. perienced only. T&R: Carl Haynes, Box 3320, Jackson, facilities and equipment. Resumes: Tom Jordan, Box Pleasant voice & 3 yrs. a must. TErR: Kitty Malone, Kan- EOE M/F (10-221 MS 39207. EOE M/F (10-151 1667, Joplin, MO 64802 or call (4171623-1450. EOE M/F sas Information Network, Box 1240, Wichita, KS 67201. (10-22) EOE M/F 110-151 New Country station, K991KBCB) has opening for air WJBO/WFMF in need of a news anchor/reporter. personalities. TEAR: J.J. Stone, PD, Box 9698, Corpus T&R: Susan Brown, Box 496, Baton Rouge, LA 70821. Q98-FM/Fargo is seeking onair talent and production Creative, relatable air talent with good production Christi, TX 78408. EOE M/F (10-22) No calls please. EOE M/F (10-15) pros. Mail T&R. Shawn Waters Box 2983, Fargo, ND skills needed immediately. 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Color 95-FM Salt Lake City needs weekenders imme- I'm dangerous) Now nighttime CHR cooker & MD at My goal is general management, but I diately. No boss jocks. Tape: Tony Dee, 307 W. 200 S. MS's #2 market. Hot production, strong personality. East, need sales experience to complement my Suite 5002, Sait Lake City, UT 84101. EOE M/F (10-22) West Top 100 only. (6011 649-3945. (10-22) nine years of programming, production, KTYD has opening for full-time Salesperson. Ex- Air talent. Creative & 8 yrs. experience. 1st phone. and promotion background. If your com- perience preferred. Contact: Rey Briare, 1216 Stete St., College. Been MD ready for programming & will consider pany is an aggressive, goal, and people Santa Barbara, CA 93101. EOE 110-221 all offers. Excellent references. THOM (3181 491-9883. oriented organization with a policy of pro- 110-221 motion from within and the room to grow, AFTERNOON Extremely talented 7 yr. veteran seeking position at I want to talk with you. When was the last [M7 medium or major market station. A/C or Urban format. time your sales department had a Produc- DRIVE PD/MD experience. MR. HAYES (212) 993-0276. (1422) tion Director who would join them on Experienced PD, STEVE BROOKS, formerly WPGC, calls? Remember, you're only as good as KIIS-FM/L.A., is looking for a dyna- WAVA, WTTR, looking for full-time work in Washington those who work for you. (209) 688-7947. D.C./Behimore area. Call anytime, (3011663-0652. (10-221 9S If -FM mite Afternoon Drive personality. West Coast preferred. (11-15) you like to have fun on the radio, LISA KAY, former jockette of WPGC, WCAO & KROY, c.uxey looking for full-time employment in Top 10 market. Major market jock looking for good Urban mother. Pro- 95/ and sound like it, you might be the Available now. Call (301) 474-6406.110-221 gramming or jock. Call RON for info & ideas, (214) 330-4080. (10-22) one. Send T&R (no phone calls) to: A/C P.D. Columbus, Professionally trained DJ looking for full-time employ- OH GERRY DeFRANCESCO ment. Good pipes, good production. Am reedy to Smart, enthusiastic, versatile jock (A/C) looking for a relocate anywhere. GLENN 1312) 445-0770. 11422) class station that is innovative. This guy wants to make it WSNY-FM, the hot, new, outstanding adult 6255 Sunset Blvd. No.1926 big & works hard at it. JOE (703) 638-3112. 114221 contemporary Experienced Sports Director can help you bring in in Columbus, Ohio, seeks an 4 yrs. Country & CHR. Former Hollywood, CA 90028 those sports dollars. Can do it all. P-B -P, host Q105/York part-time. organized, disciplined P.D. high talk show with people specials excellent references. JIM (614) 482-2555.11422) MD wants CHR in East. MARK (717) 755-0788.110-22) skills to work with and motivate a great air Equal Opportunity Employer M/F I'm in the hot seat & I don't want to get burned. I can staff. If you feel that you're ready to make Want to work for a reel pro PO in medium market heat up your station & your listeners. Call JERRY's hotline your move to find a long term home, we want Afternoon drive & nightshift openings. Male or Midwest AOR, A/C, CHR. 2 yrs. full-time commercial ex- (518) 273-4677. (10-22) female. Production. T&R: Sherman Cohen, KHYT, perience, but willing to learn MARK (3131 to hear from you. We promise Box confidentiality, 26040, Tucson, AZ 85726 or call 1602) 623-7501. EOE 982-2642. 110-22) Pacific Northwest medium & up, you have a chance to and no background calls will be made without M/F (10-22) win a free aircheck & resume. 8 yrs. A/C personality. This Professional, PD/MD/DJ, 15+ yrs., outstanding voice offer expires Tuesday. )208) 467-7758. 11422) your permission. Send letter and resume to with good delivery. Production. A/C, CHR, KBIM/Roswell, Urban. Jim Harper, VP/Programming, Josephson NM is accepting T&R's for future Greater Cincinnati. (513) 528-5793. (14221 PAUL H. MEHRTENS, JR., newsman, bom, bred & openings. Send to: Harry Dierks, Box 2308, Roswell, educated in New England seeks relocation anywhere in Radio, 15001 Michigan Ave., Dearborn, MI NM 88201. No calls. EOE M/F (1422) Attention New Mexico] Albuquerque jock, many years MN. (413) 567-3261. (10-22) 48126. experience, looking for small market PD position. Secur presently by Outgoing people wanted to promote two hit poten- ity money. Experienced audio producer employed over Competitive situations only. JACK MIT- major satellite music syndicator looking for new tial records nationwide. Commission basis. Resumes CHELL 15061 265-9419. (10-22) to: Rocktime Records, Promotion Dept., 4747 Fountain, challenge in audio production NY metro. Len (914) #113, Los Angeles, CA EOE 337-2730 after 6pm EST. (1422) RADIO STATIONS 90029. (1422) ND with 3 yrs. experience seeks career advancement. Board, print, production. Seeks coastal location, will con- Positions Sought sider others. (505) 864-3124. (10-22) Changes This PO doesn't fool around Track record, loves good Professional, minority communicator available im- money & small markets. If you need a custom station A/C WEST mediately. Past 5 yrs. WCBM/Baltimore. Stable team image, call RICH (406) 727-7211. 11422) RADIO worker. TERRY (301) 337-5284. (1422) KFRM-FM has Immediate opening for Production KEN SILVERSTEIN, Top 10 market sportscaster WFAA/Dallas-Ft. Worth looking for opportunity. Contact Louise Hill (Suzanne Moore) moves to Lee Director. Salary based on experience and expertise. I'll get your station more Involved in the community. Communications, Traffic Radio Network, Chicago from T&R: Cat Sloan, 556 (314) 664-2772. (10-22) West Benjamin Holt, Suite 312, 15 yr. pro, WITL Prefer Country & Midwest. J.R. BLACK- KLTE/Oklahoma City, OK. Stockton, CA 96207. EOE M/F (10-22) WOOD (816) 982-0693. (10-22) Hello. I have 2%z years experience on Dave Stoufer named PD at KRIB/Meson, IA. the air. I have worked with A/C, CHR, New Internationally syndicated radio program Major merket pro wants back into en operation that's sincerely dedicated to news. Currently working Top 15 MOR, and Beautiful Music formats. I am is looking for on -air staff including anchor, and Randy Malick is promoted to MD at KRIB/Mason, market. (913) 888-7607. (10-22) seeking an on -air position on an A/C or IA. music/show biz reporters. Exciting opportuni- market preferably 5 10 yrs. CHR medium station, ties. Send T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 Top market jock, experience looking for jock "Red" Nicholson joins the WCLR/Skokie, IL Sales and/or programming gig. AOR or CHR only. BOB WADE in the West (especially CO or the West Century Park West, /399, Los Angeles, CA Team. (215) 856-8990. (10-22) coast). I do my best in being a one on one 90067 communicator. If you would like to talk David Van Dom Et Debbie Brown join 1977 -Voted Best DJ, Madison, WI. 1978 with me and receive my T&R, please call WTAR/Norfolk, VA Sales Teem. Immediate opening for experienced radio reporter. #1 12+ 7 -midnight jock Indianapolis Ar- Must write well, anchor skill e plus. T&R: Bruce Robin- - me, TIM JACOBS (303) 586-4016. (10-29) Shirley L. Mitscher promoted to Business son, Box 2271, Reno, NV 89605. EOE M/F 110-221 bitron TSA. 1979- #1 Contemporary jock, Manager of radio stations KDKB/KDJO/Mesa-Phoenix, Mpls./St. Paul Arbitron MSA. 1980- Voted FORD MULLINS, 6 yrs. pro (WZBC, WCFR, WPOE, AZ. Best DJ, Twin Cities Reader poll. 1981 - WKZE), KITS grad, B.A./Psychology seeks swing/produc- has WRKS-FM/New Voted 2nd best DJ in a competition - tion. Southern CA coast. (714) 859-6381. (10-22) Suzanne DePiper joined Are you ready for KFQD? York, NY as an Account Executive. sponsored poll. 1982- Looking for work Generic jocks get generic numbers. Extremely ver- We are a 60 year old num- ...That's show biz! Call the DWORK (612) satile, writes week with news experience. This ber one station with a brand 522-6256. (10-22) midwestem boy stands out( DEAN SMITH (312) RECORDS 4235577. (1422) 1 new 2.5 million dollar facility. Station sold. Experienced MD/air personality available named Director of Creative & Writer immediately. Varied background & experience. 5 yr. pro. Sports, news reporter looks for challenge. OH Univer Danny Strick KFQD has the latest state-of- Irving L.A. Call (314( 392-3793 for RON. (10-22) airy grad, 5 yrs. experience. Strong P-B -P, news delivery Development for Almo Music, the-art equipment. Our mar- & writing skills. STEVE (2161 688-8461. (10-22) Arista's Director Finan- You went a robot call a personality Peter Manian appointed of ket size is 200,000 plus. - don't ... - call. Analysis. You pay peanuts - don't call ... you pay bucks - let's Female personality looking for step up. 8 yrs. ex- cial We can offer you beautiful talk. CHRIS MICHAELS (318) 688-'Z9't. Drive times only. perience in medium/major market, including MD & pro- 110-22) motions. GAIL (517) 393-3797. 110-221 George Harrison named Manager, Administrative k summers and white winters, Services, Capitol Records, Inc. Intelligent, easy going and innovative tnumber 1 ratings, a profes- Award winning news anchor, reporter, ND now in medium market looking for major market. Big voice, Charlotte A/C morning man takes direction sional staff to work with, and creative. Experienced. (717) 823-6754, after 5 pm EST. well and is looking for opportunity with R&R Opportunities we're also "AM Stereo." 110-22) stability. Will relocate for right company. Advertising What "we" need is a strong Call BILL FLYNN (704) 873-5522. (10-22) afternoon drive personality AM drive class act, major market proven. Mass appeal Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi- concept; localized humor, community involvement, mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings. Positions to mix with our Adult Con - ALM is NOT Dead basics, phones ... want immediate results? This one Sought, and Changes. You may But It's killing this superb morning act/PD. delvers! (609) 737-1421, 1305) 771-1962. 11422) place your temporary format, who also free listing by mail or phone. 1 combo...Major Market proven. If you're not happens to Announcer/sportscaster, 6 yr. board experience, 3 yrs. be a production Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding -line one of those who's pre -destining AM's fail- P -B -P, CHR, CO, AZ, UT, NM, West coast states. Res- 3 genius. This career oppor- ure by doing nothing, we should talk. Mo- pond anytime. (303) 651-3549. (10-22) maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines: tunity is for seasoned pros ney will not be an obstacle for the right 96 words). Professionally trained DJ for any format. Can do Call Jim Scott at opportunity, regardless of locale. (609) sports and news. Good production. Will relocate. For Frequency Rates 737-1421/(305) 771-1962...Personality FM's T&R, call ED (312) 849-0742 or (312) 389-7045. (1 422) 907-349-6551, or, 1 2 Weeks 3 Weeks send welcome too. Week tape, resume, and salary re- Air conditioner, needs work. MD, PM drive looking for $12 00 $20 00 $25 00 medium market. Country DAVE, 182 Lincoln, Galesburg, Must run consecutive weeks. quirements to KFQD, 9200 IL 61401. (10-22) Lake Otis Pkwy, Anchorage, 1 Bizarre personality looking for full-time AOR midnight Payable In Advance shift. Superstar experience. For West coast, Southwest My girlfriend is so fat that when we go to Orders must be typewritten or printed and Alaska 99507. EOOOEJ or outside U.S. area. JOHN BAILEY (602) 297-88"l7. the beach, people ask what I used for bait. (1422) I'm a hard working, dedicated, uproarious must be accompanied by check. ..agiorandor Former S.F. morning man seeks major/medium market CHR jock presently out of work. If you are Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Building crackerjack sales department. PD/jock position. Currently Sales Manager for national a small market or small/medium market $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per firm. 9 yrs. on air experience. MIKE TAYLOR (713) station looking for someone unusual, call week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- Don't come for the skiing, the mountains, 644-4498. (10-22) art, culture or history. Do come for the me! If you want someone funny and enter- ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. money. One of the Southwest's most taining, call me! Definitely not a time and 10 yr. morning man, medium market seeks challenge. Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon 'prestigious markets (pop. 50,000). Radio temp jock. 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BY DAN FORMENTO OF THE SOURCE Helen Reddy Born MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 - Helen Reddy was born into a show business family in Melbourne, Australia, on October 25, 1942, and started perform- ing at age four. She eventually moved to New York, and in 1966 met agent Jeff Wald, marrying him soon after. Jeff landed Helen a recording contract with Capitol, and "I Don't Know How To Love Him" was issued as her first single. It was her second, though, FLEETWOOD GLENN FREY WHO ALABAMA LUTHER that catapulted Reddy into stardom ... the self - #1 MAC (2nd week) (6th week) VANDROSS composed "I Am Woman" which was quickly em- braced as the anthem of the American feminist WILLIAMS DIANA ROSS Next GLENN FREY COCKER Et WARNES DON HENLEY DON movement. Since becoming a U.S. citizen in 1974, 16-21 13-2) 13-3) 13-2) 13-2) Helen has broadened her career to include film Week's #1 PRIDE MARVIN GAYE roles in "Airport '75," "Pete's Dragon," and others. Contenders: COCKER Er WARNES FLEETWOOD MAC BILLY SQUIER CHARLEY 116-31 EXTRA FACTS: Rolling Stones' first "Ed Sullivan Show" ap- 15-41 15-4) 14-41 14-3) pearance, 1964... Jon Anderson born 1944... Minnie Pearl, 1912. OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN DIONNE WARWICK PAT BENATAR JUICE NEWTON

Beatles Awarded M.B.E. 18-51 111-5) 126-5) 16-4) TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 - The Beatles their names to a long list of British military SUPERTRAMP B. SCHMIT STARSHIP added Breakers: TIMOTHY JEFFERSON WAYLON Er WILLIE JANET JACKSON heroes when Queen Elizabeth included them as (76%) 154%1 177%) 176%) (68%) Members of the British Empire. George, Paul, PAT BENATAR HERB ALPERT ROSANNE CASH John, and Ringo received 162%) 151%) 171%1 their M.B.E. medals on DIONNE WARWICK HANK WILLIAMS JR. October 26, 1965, during a 158%) 168%1 solemn ceremony in the DIANA ROSS JOHN CONLEE Great Throne Room of Buckingham Palace, (58%1 164%) while scores of screaming EMMYLOU HARRIS Beatlemaniacs crowded 162%) the gates outside. It was reported that the four con- LINDA RONSTADT sumed "illicit drugs" in the Palace loo to calm their 160%)

Litters. FRIZZELL EXTRA FACTS: Bob Dylan signs with Columbia Records, 1961 DAVID

. Brain hemorrhage fells Starship guitarist Paul Kantner, 1980. 160%) Covers Springsteen SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP JEFFERSON STARSHIP MERLE HAGGARD BAR-KAYS Time/Newsweek Most DON HENLEY SHEENA EASTON MISSING PERSONS SYLVIA SKYY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 CHILLIWACK - Added: KENNY ROGERS DONALD FAGEN KENNY ROGERS DIONNE WARWICK Catapulted by the success of "Born To Run," Bruce TOTO HALL Er OATES BUCK DHARMA JERRY REED Springsteen was featured on the covers of both KOOL Er THE GANG TOTO HALL Er OATES WAYLON Er WILLIE Time and Newsweek magazines the week of Oc- DIONNE WARWICK tober 27, 1975. The Newsweek cover story DAN FOGELBERG CHARLENE Er WONDER as a typical example to spotlighted Springsteen 1 support their claim that rock artists are products of public relations efforts, and that none can make it Hottest: COCKER Er WARNES NEIL DIAMOND WHO ALABAMA TIME on merit alone. Ironically, in doing so, the publica- GLENN FREY GLENN FREY RUSH RICKY SKAGGS EVELYN KING tion only added to the "media hype" it so fervently FLEETWOOD MAC COCKER Et WARNES DON HENLEY T.G. SHEPPARD LUTHER VANDROSS criticized. LIONEL RICHIE FLEETWOOD MAC BILLY SQUIER JUICE NEWTON CHERYL LYNN unveiled in New EXTRA FACTS: "Jesus Christ Superstar" MICHAEL McDONALD DIONNE WARWICK CHARLEY PRIDE MARVIN GAYE York, 1970. NEIL DIAMOND LIONEL RICHIE

Dylan Or Wyatt? I MARVIN GAYE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 - It has been SYLVIA KENNY ROGERS PAT BENATAR RABBITT Et GAYLE Biggest 116-31 rumored that Bob Dylan did not write the poetic 128-181 I27-191 (26-5) 134-21) to The Wind." Doubt began on BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE lyrics "Blowin' In Chart DIONNE WARWICK STRAY CATS EARL THOMAS CONLEY October 28, 1962, when 124-15) (19-9) 111-5) (18-101 137-261 Lorre Wyatt, a high school Jumps: HALL Er OATES BELLAMY BROTHERS PRINCE student in Milburn, New 130-21) DAN FOGELBERG BILLY JOEL (24-18) Jersey, attempted to write CHICAGO (23-17) (13-61 138-30) a protest song with the im- 116-9) JOE JACKSON RONNIE McDOWELL LAURA BRANIGAN pact of "Blowin' In The 122-161 122-15) Wind," and failed. In his 121-141 SAGA JANIE FRICKE frustration, he instead LINDA RONSTADT 124.17) presented "Blowin' In The (2619) (17-12) Wind" as his own, claim- LIONEL RICHIE EMMYLOU HARRIS JANET JACKSON ing to have sold it to Dylan for $1000. Wyatt admit- Debuts: TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT JEFFERSON STARSHIP (17) 146) 1281 ted the scam in an interview for New York 1271 122) Magazine in 1974, and put the rumor to rest. TONI BASIL RONSTADT ZAPP HERB ALPERT FIXX LINDA EXTRA FACTS: Cynthia Lennon sues John for divorce, 1968. (23) 149) 130) Duane Allman's Last Ride (29) 133) STRAY CATS DONALD FAGEN DAVID FRIZZELL 29 Allman Brothers (24) FRIDAY, OCTOBER - 1351 150) Band guitarist Duane Allman was killed on October DAN FOGELBERG to avoid PAT TRAVERS 29, 1971, when he swerved his motorcycle (27) an oncoming truck and crashed on a winding road (36) ABC in Macon, Georgia. It was Duane's reputation as a CHILLIWACK (28) session man that led to the formation of the Allman (37) SURVIVOR Brothers Band in 1969. At the time of his death, MISSING PERSONS Duane was recognized as the leading exponent of (29) (40) slide guitar, perhaps best exemplified on bottleneck JEFFERSON STARSHIP Derek and the Domino's "Layla" LP. He was 25 (30) years old. Black EXTRA FACTS: The Who releases "My Generation," 1965. CHR A/C AOR Country Radio

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America, Burton Cummings, the Four Tops, KC & Added This Week the Sunshine Band, the Motels, the Stray Cats, and Tanya Tucker are featured on "Solid Gold" for the week of October 22 ... Men At Work are musical guests on Satellite Music Network Drake-Chenault "Saturday Night Live" 's October 23 edition ... Lionel George Williams (404) 955-9521 Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400 Richie is on "Soul Train" October 23 ... Josiè Cotton is The Starstation XT -40 set for "Laff Trax" October 23, while the music channel has SHEENA EASTON "I Wouldn't Beg For Water" KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" slated a documentary on Daryl Hall & John Oates for Oc- EDDIE RABBITT with CRYSTAL GAYLE "You And I" TOTO "Africa" SUPERTRAMP "It's Raining Again" tober 24. STRAY CATS "Rock This Town" TONI BASIL "Mickey" WARNER'S 3-D HOUSE OF DEVO: Devo star in a live Country Coast -To -Coast 3-D satellite TV concert October 30. sponsored by Cam- WAYLON & WILLIE "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" Contempo 300 MARTY pus Entertainment Network. The show is being described ROBBINS "Tie Your Dream To Mine" DAN FOGELBERG "Missing You" REBA McENTIRE "Can't Even Get The Blues" HALL & OATES "Maneater" as the "first -ever synthesis of 3-D television and closed cir- KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" cuit satellite transmission," at least since Dr. Tongue and BELLAMY BROTHERS "Redneck Girl" Great American Country GEORGE STRAIT "Marina Del Rey" Bruno braved the dangers of outer space to remove a HANK WILLIAMS JR. "The American Dream" Russkie jamming device from the SCTV satellite. BELLAMY BROTHERS "Redneck Girl" KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" TM Programming WAYLON & WILLIE "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" Starship In The Winds Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 Stereo Rock ABC "The Look Of Love (Part One)" MTV Music Television Buzz Brindle (212) 944-5399 SUPERTRAMP "It's Raining Again" CHILLIWACK "Whatcha Gonna Do" HALL & OATES "Maneater" DON HENLEY "Dirty Laundry" RAINBOW "Power" DIONNE WARWICK "Heartbreaker" FASHION "Love Shadows" SCANDAL "Goodbye To You" Beautiful Rock ICEHOUSE "Hey Little Girl" DONALD FAGEN "I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)" KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" HALL & OATES "Maneater" CLIFF RICHARD "The Only Way Out" BPI John Iles (800) 426-9082 TM Country Adult Contemporary MERLE HAGGARD "Going Where The Lonely Go" TOM JONES "A Woman's Touch" MATTHEW WILDER "Work So Hard" MARTY ROBBINS "Tie Your Dream To Mine" DAN FOGELBERG "Missing You" VERNE GOSDIN "Today My World Slipped Away" OUARTERFLASH "Critical Times" GAIL DAVIES "Hold On" DONALD FAGEN "I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)" RONSTADT & SOUTHER "Sometimes You Just Can't Win" Country Living WAYLON & WILLIE "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" CHARLY McCLAIN "With You" TOM JONES "A Woman's Touch" Peters Productions, Ince RONSTADT & SOUTHER Debbie Welsh (714) 565-8511 "Sometimes You Just Can't Win" RCA was introduced to the new Jefferson Starship album "Winds Of STATLER BROTHERS "A Child Of The Fifties" Change" at a New York listening session. Pictured (l-r) are RCA VP/USA Er The Great Ones KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" Canada Jack Craigo, Starship manager Bill Thompson, and RCA VP John LIONEL RICHIE "Truly" Betancourt. CLIFF RICHARD "The Only Way Out" DONALD FAGEN "I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)" Century 21 NYC Becomes Allen Town SHEENA EASTON "I Wouldn't Beg For Water" Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121 KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" The Z Format Country Lovin' STEVE WINWOOD "Valerie" HANK WILLIAMS JR. "The American Dream" CHILLIWACK "Whatcha Gonna Do" STATLER BROTHERS "A Child Of The Fifties" DON HENLEY "Dirty Laundry" The A -C Format HALL & OATES "Maneater" Radio Arts BILL MEDLEY "Right Here And Now" John Benedict (213) 841-0225 Super -Country Bright & Easy Country STATLER BROTHERS "A Child Of The Fifties" MOE BANDY "Only If There Is Another You" GAIL DAVIES "Hold On" MERLE HAGGARD "Going Where The Lonely Go" MICKEY GILLEY "Talk To Me" EMMYLOU HARRIS "(Lost His Love) On LOUISE MANDRELL "Romance" Our Last Date" GENE WATSON CHARLY McCLAIN "With You" "What She Don't Know Won't Hurt Her" Arlsta's Peter Allen played ten shows at New York City's Radio City Music RONSTADT & SOUTHER Hall recently in advance of his first album for the label. Pictured opening "Sometimes You Just Can't Win" night ere (l -r) Arista President Clive Davis, Allen, end manager Dee Anthony. JOE STAMPLEY "Backslidin' " STATLER BROTHERS "A Child Of The Fifties" Tanner Musical Spectrum Officers and Gentlemen Of Island SYLVIA "Like Nothing Ever Happened" Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 The Entertainers Bright Blue DONALD FAGEN "I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)" HALL & OATES "Maneater" Sound 10 Tanner Country SHEENA EASTON "I Wouldn't Beg For Water" EMMYLOU HARRIS "(Lost His Love) On Our Last Date" HALL & OATES "Maneater" HANK WILLIAMS JR. "The American Dream" JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Be My Lady" RONSTADT & SOUTHER "Sometimes You Just Can't Win" JERRY REED & FRIENDS "The Bird" KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" Concept Productions JOHNNY LEE & FRIENDS "Cherokee Fiddle" Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754 DAVID FRIZZELL "Lost My Baby Blues" Adult Rock HALL & OATES "Maneater" LIONEL RICHIE "Truly" Transtar Island Records the celebrated success of the Joe Cocker Er Jennifer SHEENA EASTON "I Wouldn't Beg For Water" Chick Watkins (303) 5 78-0 700 Warnes single "Up Where We Belong" and the release of the soundtrack TOTO "Africa" album SYLVIA "Nobody" for "An Officer And A Gentleman, " from which the single derives. TONI BASIL "Mickey" Pictured (l-r) are Island heed Chris Blackwell, "Officer" director Taylor DONALD FAGEN "I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)" Hackford, and Island USA President Ron Goldstein.

www.americanradiohistory.com RË&RIFriday, October 22, 1982 Page 45 /&aA NATIONAEKAIRPLAW 40 164 REPORTERS Album cuts are listed in order October 22, 1982 of airplav Preference. 107 1018 10/15 1022 1 1 1 WHO It's Hard (WB) "Athena" "Front" "Dangerous"

4 4 3 2 DON HENLEY I Can't Stand Still (Asylum) "Laundry' "Business" Title "You" 3 2 2 3 RUSH Signals (Mercury/PolyGram) "World" 'Subdivisions" "Analog" 2 3 4 4 BILLY SQUIER Emotions In Motion (Capitol) "Everybody" "Learn" Title "Satisfied" 26 5 PAT BENATAR Shadows Of The Night (Chrysalis) 12 -inch Single 30 13 6 BILLY JOEL The Nylon Curtain (Columbia) "Pressure" "Room" "Scandinavian" 23 14 7 7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Nebraska (Columbia) "Atlantic" "Open" "Johnny" "Trooper" 18 16 9 8 PETER GABRIEL Security (Geffen) "Monkey' 'Touch" "Kiss" 6 6 8 9 KENNY LOGGINS High Adventure (Columbia) "Fight" "Swear" "Heartlight" 'Try" 24 22 18 10 STRAY CATS Built For Speed (EMI America) "Rock" "Strut" 5 5 5 11 BAD COMPANY Rough Diamonds (Swan Song/Atco) "Electricland" "Face" "Country" 32 21 17 12 SAGA Worlds Apart (Portrait/CBS) "Loose" "Wind" "Time's" "Interview" 13 10 6 13 STEEL BREEZE Steel Breeze (RCA) "Don't" 'Who's" 11 11 11 14 MEN AT WORK Business As Usual (Columbia) "Under" "Who" 8 7 10 15 STEVE WINWOOD Talking Back To The Night (Island/WB) .. "Valerie" "Game" "Angel" Title 30 28 22 16 JOE JACKSON Night And Day (A8 -M) "Steppin' " 'World" "Breaking" 20 19 19 17 CLASH Combat Rock (Epic) "Casbah" "Should" 9 9 12 18 SANTANA Shango (Columbia) "Run" "Hold" "Nile" 12 13 16 19 FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) ... "Baby" Title (SH) "Waffle" "Surrender" 14 12 15 20 JUDAS PRIEST Screaming For Vengeance (Columbia) "Another Thing" 27 25 21 DIRE STRAITS Love Over Gold (WB) "Industrial" "Road" "Rains" Title -, 22 JEFFERSON STARSHIP Winds Of Change (RCA/Grunt) "Lady" Title "Find" 'Widow" 7 8 14 23 FLEETWOOD MAC Mirage (WB) "Gypsy" "Hold" New 19 17 21 24 AEROSMITH Rock In A Hard Place (Columbia) "Lightning" Title (C. Cat) Entry 26 24 27 25 PAUL CARRACK Suburban Voodoo (Epic) "Need" "Lesson" "Right" ter 16 20 24 26 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS A Flock Of Seagulls (Jive/Arista) "Space" "I Ran" "Run" 40 30 27 LINDA RONSTADT Get Closer (Asylum) Title "Lies" "People" 'Tell"

10 15 20 28 ROBERT PLANT Pictures At Eleven (Swan Song/Atco) . "Burning" "Pin" "Mystery" 36 31 29 UTOPIA Utopia (Network/Elektra-Asylum) "Libertine" "Hammer" "Princess" "Call" 29 23 29 30 MIKE RUTHERFORD Acting Very Strange (Atlantic) "Maxine" "Halfway" "Who's" 33 25 28 31 SHERIFF Sheriff (Capitol) "You Remind Me" 15 18 23 32 EDDIE MONEY No Control (Columbia) "Shakin' " 'Think" Title "Runnin' " 39 - 33 FIXX Shuttered Room (MCA) "Stand Or Fall" "Planes" 21 29 33 34 JOHN COUGAR American Fool (Riva/PolyGram) "Jack" "Hurts" "Hand" 'Thundering" 35 DONALD FAGEN The Nightfly (WB) "I.G.Y." "Frontier" "Ruby" Title -- 36 PAT TRAVERS "I La La La.../I'd Rather..." (Polydor/PG) .. 12 -inch Sampler 37 CHILLIWACK Opus X (Millennium/RCA) 'Whatcha" "Don't" "Secret" "She" 34 35- 37 38 HUGHES THRALL Hughes Thrall (Boulevard/CBS) "Number" "Look" "Beg" "Coast" 28 22 38 39 CROSBY, STILLS 8t NASH Daylight Again (Atlantic) "Cross" 'Wasted" Title - - 40 MISSING PERSONS Spring Session M (Capitol) "Destination" 'Words" 'Walking" MOST ADDED. MEDIUM THE NOTTEST 10/22 110/15 106 110/1 921 1 JEFFERSON STARSHIP 1126/102120/20 0O 00 00 Winds Of (RCAIGrunt) 1M 18 'M-0 10/22 10/15 10/8 10/1 9/14 1022 10/15 1106 10/1 924 Iiió "Be My Lady" 'HO 1 SAGA 122/76 117/76 .96,63 82/36 44/12 1 WHO 150/136 162/151;156146 162/152 156139 2 MISSING PERSONS 7268 22 067 00 0v Worlds Apart (Portrait/CBS).A 10 1A 20 IÁ.22 A-40 A 31 It's Hard (WB) 'A-0 AO ¡Al AO Al Spring Session. (Capitol) 1M2 MO "On The Loose" IH -36 1H-21 H-11 H6 Yi "Athena" M14 M11 M9 M-10 M-15 "Destination Unknown" !H2 H0 2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 129/69 137/67 112352 11266 lao 2 RUSH 146/131 156140 146/122 153/119 14259 Iav 3 DONALD FAGEN 177/66 av ov Ov Nebraska (Columbia) 'A 1 Ise A-25 1A 126 ,AO AO A60 Tie Signals (Mercury/PG) A2 A5 The Nightfly (WB) IM "Atlantic City" 1059 IH82 6 H-0 "New World Man" M 15 M 15 M 22 M 29 M-23 IH 2 2 MIKE RUTHERFORD '7569 181/71 pH487/613 7654 164,/31 3 DON HENLEY 1157/129 156122 149/106 1581104 14567 i/1 Ov OiD 4 BUCK DHARMA 15556 aD Acting Very Strange lAtl.l 'Ao IA -5 IA 16 Als A27 I Can't Stand Still (Asylum) 1A1 la IA IA A-3 Flat Out (PortraiuCBS) IM -0 MO "Maxine 'Hó ¡H-5 H6 H5 H6 "Dirty Laundry" M27 M34 1M40 IM53 MO0 IHo HO 4 DIRE STRAITS '107/68 1100/58 92/34 652 4 BILLY SQUIER 132/112 148/1261131/1231160736 139/131 5 HALL 6 OATES 15249 166 0/0 0/0 0,17 Love Over Gold (WB) '.A 11 ¡A 17 A-41 A61 A2 Emotions In... (Capitol) AO A-0 IAO IA -0 AO

1 1i,O H2O IRCAI IM "Industrial" H 29 H-25 1H17 H-0 H-0 "Everybody" iM 20 M 22 1M 16 1M 12 MO "Menester" 1H2 H0 5 PETER GABRIEL 1122865 127/73 111556 11356 94/1 5 BILLY JOEL 1131186 132/67 1962 10/0 0/0 8 CHILLIWACK 164/32 52145 9/4 7/7 0/v Secunty (Geffen) A 1 0/e A 15 A-41 A 93 The Nylon Curtain (Col.) 1A A-31 1.00 Opus X (Millennium/RCA) 1M 25 M3 M2 1M-0 "Shock The Monkey" H-56 H94 IH-35 H -1s H-0 "Pressure" 1Mas 1M34 IM4 "Whatcha Gonna Do" 1-42 H4 H3 B AEROSMITH 8060 104/74 1100/75 96/70 91/58 6 KENNY LOGGINS 111246 11759 132/102 136/106 13690 7 DONNIE IRIS 154/31 40/39 1/1 I00100 100 Rock In A Herd Place (Col.) Ao A7 A5 A-5 A 16 High Adventure (Columbia) 'A O A-0 IA2 A1 A5 High And Mighty IMCAI 1M te "Lightning" H-20 H-23 H-20 H-21 H-17 "Don't Fight It" IM 28 M28 1M 28 M30 M-41 "Tough World" 1H5 HO ¡HO 6 UTOPIA 64/60 8455 6727 466 1A) 7 BAD COMPANY 110/71 114357 111469 156/95 15494 8 TALK TALK 13322 .21/10 ;16/6 1135 ;111 Utopia (Network/E-A) A 13 A25 A35 A45 IA Rough. (Swan Song/Atco) AO lA-0 IA1 A-0 Al Talk Talk (EMI America) 1M6 M5 M-3 1M4 "Libertine" H 11 H-0 "Electncland" M39 IM56 IM 56 M-70 M65 Title 5 H6 H-0 8 SHERIFF 69/./8 81Ai2 6340 15628 8 STRAY CATS 779.,53 '107148 191127 86/16 63/17 9 LYNYRD SKYNYRD 14619 145139 A9 av 0/0 Sheriff (Capitol) A3 AO A 11 A-22 A 23 Built For... (EMI Americal 44 IA -12 1A 13 A-28 A 23 ie 'Rock Best Of Rest (MCA) 1M-21 M-0 "You Remind Me" H6 H-11 H-12 Hl H4 This Town" M 53 1M47 M-54 M-42 M-23 "Been Your Fool" H-6 1 H-0 9 STRAY CATS 11953 107147 9454 86,442 6523 8 STEEL BREEZE 11262 112857 122154 137/62 117/31 10 UTOPIA 84/13 18b11.+ 67/35 46/45 17 i Built For... (EMI America) A-4 Al2 A13 A 28 A-23 Steel Breeze (RCA) A2 A-0 Al AO A13 Tie Tie Utopia (Network/E-A) M-60 1M-55 M-27 M-0 "Rock This Town' H-62 H-48 H-27 H-16 H-17 "You Don't Want Me" M48 M-57 M67 M-81 M-73 "Libertine" 10 FI)(X 6952 47/39 48137 42728 '3625 8 JOE JACKSON 10862 9663 7454 7329 5320 10 FRIDA 32/13 122'14 66 00 00 Shuttered Room (MCA) A 11 A-5 A6 A11 A7 Night And Day IA&M1 A10 15 A7 A 1 AO Something's Going On (Atl.) M-19 MO M-1 "Stand Or Fell" H-6 H-3 H-3 H-3 H4 "Steppin' Out" M-34 M-27 M 33 M-29 M-25 Title H-0 H-0 H-0 11 STEEL BREEZE 112/48 1'16,57 122/67 132471 117/73 11 STEVE WINWOOD 1056f 119/79 124/75 14.3161 141/69 12 DIRE STRAITS 107/11 100/17 92141 6561 22 Steel Breeze (RCA) A2 A-4 Al A9 A13 Talking Back. (Island/WB) A-1 A-0 AO A-0 A-2 Love Over Gold (WB) Mss M -5B M-34 M-2 M-0 "You Don't Want Me" H 62 H67 Hi54 H-42 H-31 "Valerie' M43 M-40 M49 M62 M-50 Tie "Industrial" H-28 H-25 H 17 HO 12 MEN AT WORK 111147 12248 11949 127140 119/30 12 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 129/59 137/62 123146 1280 00 12 FIXX 69/11 4715 4115 42/11 367 Business As Usual (Col.) A5 A4 A-1 A7 A1 Nebraska (Columbia) A1 A-8 A-25 A-128 Shuttered Room (MCA) M 52 M39 M-37 M 2 M 25 "Down Under" H-59 H-70 H69 080 H68 "Atlantic City" M69 M67 M 52 M-0 "Stand Or Fall" H6 H-3 H-3 H- H4 12 PAUL CARRACK 95/47 85150 6656 8054 63102 13 MEN AT WORK 111/59 122/70 11959 127/80 11668 14 SAGA 122/10 11720 3622 44/31 Suburban Voodoo (Epic) A3 A4 A-7 A 10 A IO Business As Usual (Col.) A-5 A-4 Al Ai7 Ail (Portrait/CBS) M-76 M-76 M63 M36 M 12 Tie Worlds Apart "I Need You" H 35 H-31 H-22 H-16 H-11 "Down Under" M47 M48 M-49 M-40 M30 "On The Loose" H-36 H21 H11 H6 14 CLASH 9946 99.49 84142 88/37 7842 14 FLEETWOOD MAC 87/68 77286 121,50 143/111 141/115 14 JOE JACKSON 10610 9615 T4/7 73/16 536 Te Combat Rock (Epic) A-2 A6 A-3 A-12 A-11 Mirage (WB) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 AO Tie Night And Day 1Á8M1 M-36 Mi27 M33 M-28 M-25 "Rock The Casbah" H-51 H43 H-39 H-39 H-25 M-29 M-27 M-23 M32 M-25 "Steppe' Out" H-62 H-53 H-34 H-29 H 20 14 FAST TIMES AT R.H. 9346 10486 114149 12348 134/37 15 SANTANA 97/67 12W75 122/78 14/86 /34.82 14 SURVIVOR 37/10 27/3 172 19/0 262 Various Artists (FM/Asylum) A-0 A-0 Ail A-0 AO Shango (Columbia) A3 A3 Ail A-0 A-5 Tie Eye Of (Scott Bros./CBS) M is M-19 M-12 M-12 M-17 "Somebody's Baby'" H-47 H61 H64 H-75 H-97 "Nowhere To Run" M37 M-42 M45 M-57 M-47 "American" 11-12 H-5 H-3 H7 H7 14 JESSE COLIN YOUNG 21/10 18/17 00 0/0 00 The Perfect... IElektral M-7 M-1 "Fight For It" H4 H-0 The Flottes( reports iil charting artists are displayed over a Ino-a eek The' Added reports ut charting artists are displayed over a five -wick The Medium reports -d charting artists are displayed over a tive-week pntd 'rbev are listed in order ul total reports within the specific rotation Ix'nod They are listed in order of total reports wrlhm the specific rotation period They are listed In order of total reports within the spcitic rotation fur the week Two numbers I tilrw each album tille The first represent for the week. Two numbers follow each album tille The first represents for thee week Two numbers follow each album tille The first represents total number of our reporting statu ms playing the album this week The sec total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The. sec- total number of our reporting stations plavtng the alhunl this week The sec und os the number id those stations that reported din hot rotation this wink ond is the number of those stations that added it this week Below these end is thee number of thus.' stations that reported it u1 medium rotation this Below these numbers are breakdowns ul IN) albums reports in oUxr numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for the week Below these numbers are breakdowns of the alhunl-s reports in other rotations for the week Trie albums preterred aiplae cul is Inanti week The album's preferred airplay cut is fisted rotations for the week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 46 Rf&R/Friday, October 22, 1982 Significant Action non BREAKERS BUCK JAZZ ON Mk@ DHARMA Flat Out (Portrait/CBS) Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest "535" "Born" Total: 55. A-55, M-0, H-0 level of station activity on any given week. DONNIE IRIS High And Mighty (MCA) 2 1 SPYRO GYRA Incognito (MCA) "World" Title Total: 54. A-31, M-18, H-5 "San Juan" "Stripes" Title DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES H2O (RCA) 1 2 CHICK COREA Touchstone (WB) "Maneater" "Family" Total: 52. A-49, M-2, H-1 Title "Compadre" ICEHOUSE Primitive Man (Chrysalis) 3 3 TOM SCOTT Desire (Musician/Elektra) "Uniform" "Cafe" Total: 48. A-1, M-44, H-3 Title GEORGE THOROGOOD..... Bad To... (EMI America) 4 4 KENNY G Kenny G (Arista) Title "Nobody" Total: 47. A-1, M-36, H-10 "Shuffle" 6 5 GIL SCOTT -HERON LYNYRD SKYNYRD Best Of The Rest (MCA) ... Moving Target (Arista) "Fool" "Go" Total: 46. A-19, M-21, H-6 "Lane" 7 6 DAVID SANBORN As We Speak (WB) SUPERTRAMP 12 -inch Single (A&M) Title "Raining/Waiting" Total: 45. A-45, M-0, H-0 5 7 PAT METHENY GROUP . Offramp (ECM/WB) PAYOLA$ No Stranger To Danger (IRS/A&M) "James" "Eyes" Total: 42. A-1, M-36, H-5 9 8 BOB JAMES . Hands Down (Tappan Zee./Col.) NOVO COMBO . Animation Generation (Polydor/PG) "Spunky" "Gone" Title Total: 40. A-1, M-36, H-3 9 MOSE ALLISON Middle... (Musician/Elek.) MICHAEL STANLEY BAND . MSB (EMI America) Various Cuts JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Lines" "Night" Total: 37. A-1, M-28, H-8 Winds 8 10 FREE FLIGHT The Jazz (Palo Alto Jazz) Of Change (RCA/Grunt) SURVIVOR Eye Of The Tiger (Scotti Bros./CBS) Various Cuts "Lady" Title "Can't" "Widow." 77% of our re- "American" "One" Total: 37. A-10, M-15, H-12 These albums, displayed over a two-week penod, received significant porters it. Significant on Total album reports: 126. A-102, Action listings showcase product In all musical con- reports but did not chart this week on the National Airplayl40 listing. figurations that has received significant airplay but which has not M-18, H-6. Album debuted this week at number This chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium garnered 22. sufficient reports to chart on the National Airplay/40 listing. and hot reports, as well as special jazz programming. The album's These records listed are in order of airplay. They may be either still on preferred airplay cuts are listed; singles are in bold type. Artists in larger the nse, or former National Airplay/40 chart acts. type registered significant airplay gains this week.

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Twee Twu ,.n1 Week. Wenke W. October 22, 1982 10 2 2 0 ALABAMA/Close Enough To Perfect (RCA) 9 3 3 2 DON WILLIAMS/Mistakes (MCA) BREAKERS. 11 5 4 Q CHARLEY PRIDE/You're So Good When You're Bad (RCA) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the g reatest level of 16 9 6 0 JUICE NEWTON/Break It To Me Gently (Capitol) station activity on any given week. 18 17 7 0 T.G. SHEPPARD/War Is Hell (On The Homefront .,.) (WB/Curb) 20 19 9 0 RICKY SKAGGS/Heartbroke (Epic) WAYLON JENNINGS WILLIE it NELSON 17 16 8 O RAZZY BAILEY/Love's Gonna Fall Here Tonight (RCA) (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay (RCA) 4 1 1 8 RONNIE MILSAP/He Got You (RCA) On 76% reporting of stations. National Summary: Up 23, Same 37, Down 1, 19 18 11 ED BRUCE/Ever, Never Lovin' You (MCA) Debuts 24, Adds 28. A Most Added Record. R&R Chart: 48-42. 0 25 22 13 m CONWAY TWITTY/We Did But Now You Don't (Elektra) ROSANNE CASH 7 4 5 11 WILLIE NELSON/Let It Be Me (Columbia) I Wonder (Columbia) 28 25 18 ® LARRY GATLIN/Sure Feels Like Love (Columbia) On 71% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 37, Same 22, Down 0, 22 21 15 ® BARBARA MANDRELL/Operator, Long Distance Please (MCA) Debuts 23, Adds 23. A Most Added Record. R&R Chart: 49-43. 27 24 20 ® WHITES/You Put The Blue In Me (Elektra/Curb) HANK WILLIAMS JR. 33 28 22 ® RONNIE McDOWELIJStep Back (Epic) The American Dream (Elektra/Curb) 14 12 10 16 LEE GREENWOOD/She's Lying (MCA) New On 68% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 49, Same 19, Down O, 37 31 24 ® JANIE FRICKE/It Ain't Easy Bein' Easy (Columbia) Entry Debuts 24, Adds 9. R&R Chart: 47-44. 13 13 12 18 LEON EVERETTE/Soul Searchin' (RCA) JOHN CONLEE 36 30 25 ® LACY J. DALTON/16th Avenue (Columbia) I Don't Remember Loving You (MCA) 21 20 19 20 TAMMY WYNETTE/You Still Get To Me In My Dreams (Epic) On 64% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 54, Same 18, Down 0, 41 34 ® EDDIE RABBITT & CRYSTAL GAYLE/You And I (Elektra) Debuts 8, Adds 14. R&R Chart: 5015. 30 29 28 © BANDANA/The Killin' Kind (WB) EMMYLOU HARRIS 12 11 14 23 DOLLY PARTON/I Will Always Love You (RCA) (Lost His Love) On Our Last Date (WB) 23 23 21 24 LORETTA LYNN/Making Love From Memory (MCA) On 62% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 21, Same 36, Down 0, 39 33 29 ® DOTTIE WEST/She Can't Get My Love Off The Bed (Liberty) Debuts 20, Adds 15. R&R Chart: Debut 46. 44 40 37 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Somewhere Between Right.., LINDA RONSTADT (RCA) 6 6 16 27 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Livin' In These Troubled Times (Columbia) Sometimes You Just Can't Win (Asylum) 35 32 31 Q KAREN BROOKS/New Way Out (WB) On 60% of reporting stations. Natonal Summary: Up 20, Same 33, Down 1, 45 37 35 Q MEL TILLIS/Stay A Little Longer (Elektra) Debuts 14, Adds 21. R&R Chart: Debut 49. 47 43 38 C) BELLAMY BROTHERS/Redneck Girl (WB/Curb) DAVID FRIZZELL 40 35 33 ® OSMOND BROTHERS/It's Like Falling In Love... (Elektra/Curb) Lost My Baby Blues NB/Viva) 3 7 17 32 OAK RIDGE BOYS/I Wish You Could Have Turned... (MCA) On 60% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 35, Same 22, Down 0, 29 27 27 33 STEVE WARINER/Dont It Break Your Heart (RCA) Debuts 21, Adds 10. R&R Chart: Debut 50. 45 39 Q JOHN ANDERSON/Wild And Blue (WB) 1 10 23 35 MICKEY GILLEY/Put Your Dreams Away (Epic) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 44 40 MARTY ROBBINS/Tie Your Dream To Mine (Columbia) MERLE HAGGARD (50) ALABAMA © (77) 41 KENNY ROGERS/A Love Song (Liberty) Going Where The Lonely Go (Epic) Close Enough To Perfect (RCA) ® 43 Q JOHNNY LEE & FRIENDS/Cherokee SYLVIA (42) RICKY SKAGGS (74) Fiddle (Full Moon/Asylum) 45 Like Nothing Ever Happened (RCA) Heartbroke (Epic) © JERRY REED & FRIENDS/The Bird (RCA) KENNY ROGERS (32) T.G. SHEPPARD (59) 50 42 i REBA McENTIRE/Can't Even Get The Blues (Mercury/PG) A Love Song (Liberty) War Is Hell... (WB/Curb) 44 0) GEORGE STRAIT/Marina Del Rey (MCA) JERRY REED & FRIENDS (28) JUICE NEWTON (52) - 48 ® WAYLON & WILLIE/(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay (RCA) The Bird (RCA) Break It To Me... (Capitol) 49 ROSANNE CASH/I Wonder (Columbia) W. JENNINGS & W. NELSON (28) CHARLEY PRIDE (48) 47 ' HANK WILLIAMS JR./The American Dream (Elektra/Curb) (Sittin' On) The Dock... (RCA) You're So Good... (RCA) - 50 JOHN CONLEE/I Don't Remember Loving You (MCA) EMMYLOU HARRIS/(Lost His Love) On Our Last Date (WB) 5 8 26 47 ANNE MURRAY/Hey! Baby! (Capitol) NEW 1& ACTIVE 2 14 30 48 FRIZZELL & WEST/I Just Came Here To Dance (WB/Viva) -Q LINDA RONSTADT/Sometimes You Just Can't Win (Asylum) DAVID FRIZZELLJLost My Baby Blues (WB/Viva) recent releases are listed In order of their actMt'. The two numbers following the artist, title label designation lesample 0 100 25) immure how marry of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 now many added It this week This -chart is based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black Ceded rkanbers Indicate general 1251 "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts, next it the i continued 1pedaro movement. Sane ion to on add on, to 31-51, etc.) moved K Down on thee charts, or Added K this week. O kndlcated one Of this week s most added new tongs. HANK WILLIAMS JR. "If Heaven Ain't A Lot Like Dixie" (Elektra/Curb) 31/3 National Summary: Up 13, Same 9, Down 1, Debuts 5, Adds 3, WSNO, WPOR-FM, WKIX, WPLO 39-28, KASE 32-24, MERLE HAGGARD "Going Where The Lonely Go" (Epic) 83/49 WYNK-FM 34-24, KKYX 48-41, KSO d-34, KIK-FM 45-40, KEEN 37-32. URI National Summary: Up B, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 12, Adds 49 Including WYRK, WSEN-AM-FM, WSOC-FM, BILLY SWAN "Your Picture Still Loves Me" (Epic) 31/3 WCOS-AM-FM, KHEY-AM, WLWI-FM, WSM, WWN'W-FM, WIRE, KYGO-FM, KWJJ, KRAK, KSOP-FM, KSON-AM, National Summery: Up 11, Satre 12, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 3, WWVA, KYNN-AM-FM, WXCL, WIXL-FM 33-23, KGA. WEZL-FM 37-26, KKYX 42-37, KRMD-AM-FM 34-29, KVOO 48-32, KGA 37-32. KENDALLS "That's What I Get For Thinking" (Mercury/PolyGram) 83/3 MIKE CAMPBELL "No Room To Cry" (Columbia) 29/4 National Summary Up 52, Same 22, Down 3, Debuts 3, Adds 3, KASE, KKAL, KSON-AM, WGNA-FM 18-17, WIXL-FM National Summary: Up 10, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 4, WWVA, KRRV, WLWI-FM, KMAK, WVAM 5044, KRMD-AM-FM 24-17, WIRK-Flvl 40-30, KSO 17-14, KVOO 40-30, KGEM/KJOT 24-14, KRWQ-FM 2618, WWVA 36-27, WIXL-FM 39-28, KRMD-AM-FM 50-40, KBMR 42-35, KITS -AM -FM 35-29, KMPS-AM-FM 30-25. 31-23. KTOM 32-26, KBBQ 20-16. TANYA TUCKER "Cry" In Love Il" (Arista) 27/2 CHARLIE ROSS "Are We (Or Am (Townhouse) 67/5 National Summery: Up 8, Same 13, Down 1, Debuts 3, Adds 2, WPOR-FM, 0102, WSEN-AM-FM on, WADR 27-22, Up 30, Same 27, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 5, WSEN-AM-FM, WFNC, KSSN, WHOO, KKCS, National Summary: KLLL on, WCMS-FM 32-28, KKYX 40-35, KFDI-FM 50-45, KUZZ 4023, KRWQ-FM 37-32. WWVA 23-19, WOKK 33-26, WNOE-AM 23-19, KSO 16-15, WFMS-FM 29-22, WHBF 43-36, KVOO 28-21, KBMY 36-26, KSOP-FM 41-36. DON KING "Maximum Security (To Minimum Wage)" (Epic) 27/O TOM Touch" (Mercury/PolyGram) 67/3 National Summary: Up 6, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 0, WSNO on, WWVA on, KHEY-AM 47-41, WMC-AM on, JONES "A Woman's WSM on, WNOE-AM 30-27, KRMD-AM-FM 30-24, KLZ on, KGA 39-35. National Summary: Up 42, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 3, WFNC, WBAP, WCXI, WNYR 19-14, WWVA 30-18, WYNK-FM 19-18, WEZL-FM 20-8, WKSJ-FM 18-11, WSIX-FM 9-8, WIRK -FM 13-10, VVVVVJW-FM 15-10, WFMS-FM LLOYD DAVID FOSTER "Honky Tonk Magic" (MCA) 26/9 19-15, KEBC-FM 11-9, KFH 40-30, KCKC 4-2, KEEN 21-14. National Summary: Up 1, Seme 12, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 9, WNOE-AM, 0102, WAXX, KYNN-AM-FM, KXRB, aSTATLER BROTHERS "A Child Of The Fifties" (Mercury/PolyGram) 58/27 KBMY, KMAK, KSOP-FM, KKYX 5042, KEIN on. National Summary: Up 4, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 27 including WVAM, WNYR, WMZO-FM, KRRV, GAIL DAVIES "Hold On" (WB) 25/25 WXBQ-FM, KHEY-AM, WNOE-AM, WCMS-FM, WKKQ-AM-FM, KOMA, WXCL, KGEM/KJOT, KWJJ, KRAK, KEEN. la National Summary: Up 0, Seme 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 25 including WBGW-FM, WPLO, KXYL, KHEY-AM, WMAQ, KLZ, KNIX-FM, CON HUNLEY "Confidential" (WB) 58/10 KRSY, KSOP-FM, KGA. National Summary: Up 20, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 10, WRJZ, KSSN, WWOD, WSM, WNOE-AM, KRMD- WILLIE NELSON & WEBB PIERCE "In The Jailhouse Now" (Columbia) 23/1 AM-FM, WIRK -FM, KXRB, KGEM/KJOT, KUGN-FM, WVAM 35-29, WIXL-FM 43-35, WTSO 43-37, KEBC-FM 44-34, National Summary: Up 10, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 1, KSSN, WGNA-FM 35-30, WIXL-FM 35-29, WWVA KTTS-AM-FM 4639. 39-29, WIRK -FM 49-44, KVOO 42-35, KFDI-FM 49-41, KKCS on, KSOP-FM on. CHARLY McCLAIN "With You" (Epic) 57/25 TOM CARLILE "Green Eyes" (Doorknob) 22/7 WM National Summary: Up 5, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 25 including WCAW, WNYR, WPLO, WCOS-AM- National Summary: Up 1, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 7, WVAM, WWVA, KXYL, KRMD-AM-FM, KEBC-FM, FM, WESC-AM-FM, WSM, KYXX, KVOO, KIK-FM, KKAL, KKCS, KMAK, KVEG, KNIX-FM, KSOP-FM. KVEG, KTOM, WSOC-FM on, WTSO 44-39, KIGO on. pG SYLVIA "Like Nothing Ever Happened" (RCA) 56/41 CHANTILLY "Right Back Loving You Again" (Jaroco) 22/1 National Summary: Up 6, Some 4, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 41 including WYRK, WSEN-AM-FM, WWVA, WFNC, National Summary: Up 4, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 1, WEZL-FM, WGNA-FM on, WPLO on, KRMD-AM-FM WSIX-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, WMAQ, WHK, WCUZ-AM-FM, WBCS-FM, KLZ, KCCY-FM, KRSY, KMPS-AM-FM, KGA. 48-38, KSO 33-29, KYNN-AM-FM 40-34, KBMY d-36, KSOP-FM d-47, KIGO on, KBBQ on. JOE STAMPLEY "Backslidin'" (Epic) 51/8 GLEN CAMPBELL "Old Home Town" (Atlantic America) 21/7 Up National Summary: Up 9, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 8, KSSN, WSM, WIRK -FM, WAXX, WHBF, KIK-FM, National Summary: 2, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 7, WPOR-FM, WMZQ-FM, WEZL-FM, KKYX, WXCL, KVEG, KRAK, WSEN-AM-FM on, WYII on, KIKK-FM on, WKSJ-FM 42-38, KKYX 46-40, KRMD-AM-FM 45-34, KITS KUZZ, KLZ. WBGW-FM 91.63, KIKK-FM on, WSIX-FM 35-31, KGA on. AM -FM 50-43. BOBBY SMITH "It's Been One Of Those Days" (Liberty) 20/0 QMOE BANDY "Only If There Is Another You" (Columbia) 46/24 National Summary: Up 7, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 0, WVAM on, WIXL-FM 14-10, WEZL-FM on, WIRK-FM 35-31, WFMS-FM National Summary: Up 0, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 24 including WYRK, WPOR-FM, KHEY-AM, WESC- 28-23, KYNN-AM-FM on, KUZZ 3830, KLZ on, KMPS-AM-FM on, KBBQ on. AM-FM, WQIK-FM, WSM, WIRK -FM, 0102, KWMT, WTSO, KXRB, KVOO, KGEM/KJOT, KMAK, KSOP-FM. LOUISE MANDRELL "Romance" (RCA) 18/12 National Summary: Up 0, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 12, WVAM, WSNO, WQIK-FM, WWOD, WKSJ-FM, WLWI- FM, WSIX-FM, KBMR, KSO, WISO, KXRB, KTTS-AM-FM. TOM GRANT "I'm Gonna Love You Right Out Of This World" (Elektra) 18/4 SIGNIFICANT ACTION National Summary: Up 9, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 4, WSNO, WINK -FM, KKYX, KXRB, WVAM 48-41, KHEY- AM 50-43, WLWI-FM 28-23, WCMS-FM 44-38, KSO 3935, KTTS-AM-FM 49-42. Kg KIERAN KANE "Gonna Have A Party" (Elektra) 39/22 GUY SHANNON "Pretty Lady" (Comstock) 18/3 National Summary Up 1, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 22 Including WSEN-AM-FM, WYNK-FM, KHEY- National Summary: Up 3, Seme 12, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 3, WKSJ-FM, KYXX, KRWO-FM, WIXL-FM 50-39, AM, WESC-AM-FM, WKKO-AM-FM, KEBC-FM, KXRB, KRST-FM, KVEG, KGA. WAMZ-FM 25-10, WOKK on, WDAF on, KTPK-FM on, KKAL on, KKCS on. MAC DAVIS 'The Beer Drinkin' Song" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 38/2 BIG AL DOWNING "Darlene" (Team Entertainment) 17/3 National Summary: Up 22, Same 10, Down 1, Debu-s 3, Adds 2, WIXY, WILQ, WIXL-FM 11-3, WMNI 24-19, KSO National Summary: Up 4, Seme 6, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 3, KIX106, KHEY-AM, KSO, WIXL-FM 30-27, WMZQ-FM 35-24, WXCL 1812, WHBF 44-35, KKAL 20-18, KRWO-FM 19-15, KEEN 23-16. 35-32, WKSJ-FM 40-36, WCMS-FM d-44, KYXX on, KEBC-FM on. KVOC on. VERN GOSDIN 'Today My World Slipped Away" (AMI/NSD) 37/14 SONNY JAMES & SILVER "I'm Looking Over The Rainbow" (Dimension) 17/2 National Summary. Up 2, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 3 Adds 14 including WWVA, WESC-AM-FM, WSM, WCMSFM, National Summary: Up 7, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 2, WEZL-FM, KSOP-FM, KHEY-AM on, WSIX-FM 1917, KKYX, WIRE, KYNN-AM-FM, KTTS-AM-FM, KMAK, KSOP-FM. KKYX 41-36, WIRK -FM 44-35, KSO 36-31, KWMT on, KTTS-AM-FM 33-28, KFDI-FM on. CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "We Had .It All One Time" (Epic) 35/5 MEL McDANIEL "I Wish I Was In Nashville" (Capitol) 16/13 National Summary Up 12, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 5, KHEY-AM, WHOO, Q102, WIL-AM-FM, KKCS, WEZL- National Summary: Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 13, WBGW-FM, WOKQ, WADR, WYII, WESC-AM-FM. FM 44-38, WAMZ-FM 34-30, KKYX 39-34, KYAK d-29, KBMY 38-31. WWOD, WMC-AM, WLWI-FM, WNOE-AM, KBMR, KLZ, KRSY, KMPS-AM-FM MARLOW TACKETT "634-5789" (RCA) 32/6 TOMPALL & GLASER BROTHERS "Maria Consuela" (Elektra) 16/10 National Summary: Up 7, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 6, WVAM, WSNO, WOKK, KKYX, KFDI-FM, KWJJ, National Summary: Up 3, Seme 2, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 10, WGNA-FM, WWVA, KRRV, WKSJ-FM, KKYX, KRMD- WIXL-FM 23-12, KIKK-FM on, WCMS-FM 39-34, KRMD-AM-FM 47-37. AM-FM, KTTS-AM-FM, KVOO, KSOP-FM, KGA.

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JANIE FRICKE - It Ain't Easy - (Columbia) "Love T.G. SHEPPARD - Perfect Stranger - (WB/Curb) Hottest Tracks: Have Mercy" "You Don' E Know Love"Hé s A Heartache (Looking For A "A Pretty Diamond Ring, 'WRAIa Did We Go Right?; "'Faking Love" Place To Happen)" RICKY SKAGGS - Highways Er Heartaches - "No Show Jones" (Epic) MICKEY GILLEY - Put Your Dreams Away - (Epic) "One Way Rider," "Highway 40 Blues,' "I Wouldn't Change MERLE HAGGARD & GEORGE JONES You If I Could," "Can't You Hear Me Calliin' " (Epic) "Rocky Road To Romance"""Don't You Be Foolin With A Foor' TANYA TUCKER - Changes - (Arista) "Feel MERLE HAGGARD t3 GEORGE JONES -A Taste Right," "Until You're Mine," "Shame On The Moon," "Too Long" Of Yesterday's Wine - (Epic) "No Show Jones" "C.C. (Elektra) Waterbeck" 'The Brothers" CONWAY TWITTY - Dream Maker - "The Rose, "'A Good Love Died Tonight," "In My Eyes," "Just When COUNTRY ALBUMS LEE JOHNNY - Sounds Like Love - (Full Moon/ I Needed You Most" Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. Asylum) "Sounds Like Love" "Shot Full Of Lave" "You Know Me" STEVE WARINER - Steve Wariner - (RCA) "well' "Come As You Were" Hello Again' JOHN ANDERSON - Wild Er Blue - (WB) "Swing - BARBARA MANDRELL ...In Black Er White Down - - in' " "Honky Tonk Hearts" 'The Waltz You Saved For Me" "Goin' (MCA) "Black And White" Hill" Most Requested: IN TEXAS EDDIE RABBITT - Radio Romance - (Elektra) THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE - "You Got Me Now" "Good Night For Falling In Lové' "Bedroom Soundtrack - (MCA) "Sneekin' Around" "Hard Candy Eyes" "Our Love Will Survive" "Stranger In Your Eyes" "All My Love" ALABAMA "Close Enough To Perfect" (RCA) Christmas" LINDA RONSTADT - Get Closer - (Asylum) "Mr. RICKY SKAGGS "Heartbroke" (Epic) ROSANNE CASH - Somewhere In The Stars - Radio" "My Blue Tears" "I Think It's Gonna Work Out File" "Easy For T.G. SHEPPARD 'War Is Hell..." (WB/Curb) (Columbia) 'Third Rate Romance' You To Say"

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Throe Two LAW t Wrka Wrb Wrk October 22, 1982 BREAKERS. 12 6 3 0 LUTHER VANDROSS/Bad Boy/Having... (Epic) I - 18 6 0 DIANA ROSS/Muscles (RCA) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of - 30 16 0 MARVIN GAYE/Sexual Healing (Columbia) station activity on any given week. 2 2 2 4 TIME/777-9311 (WB) JANET JACKSON 1 1 1 5 EVELYN KING/Love Come Down (RCA) Young Lovè (AfrM) 4 4 4 6 CHERYL LYNN/If This World Were Mine (Columbia) 68% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy: 6/1, Medium 27/1, Light 17 13 9 Q JEFFREY OSBORNE/On The Wings Of Love (A&M) 15/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, WVEE, WDIA, WEDR, WJPC, WCIN, WGIV, 5 5 5 8 MELBA MOORE/Love's Comin' At Ya (EMI America) WLOU, WVKO. Debuts at number 28 on the Black Radio Chart. - - 19 Q LIONEL RICHIE/Truly (Motown) 11 7 7 10 PEABO BRYSON/Give Me Your Love (Capitol) NEW & ACTIVE 22 22 14 m STACY LATTISAW/Attack Of The Name... (Cotillion/Atco) 13 9 12 12 TAVARES/A Penny For Your Thoughts (RCA)

14 11 10 13 CARL CARLTON/Baby I Need Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers Immediately following each song title Indicate how Your Loving (RCA) many of ow reporters are on the record this week and of those, how many added K this week. The rotational 24 19 15 STEPHANIE MILLS/Keep Away Girls (Casablanca/PolyGram) breakdowns which follow indicate how many stations have the song in the respective rotation and of those, how many 3 3 8 15 KOOL & THE GANG/Big Fun (De-Lite/PolyGram) added K Into that particular rotation this week. 12 Indicates one of this weeks Most Added new songs. 10 8 11 16 SUNRIZE/Who's Stickin' It? (Boardwalk) ZAPP "Doo Wa Ditty (Blow That Thing)" (WB) 41/5 8 10 13 17 MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (Every...) (WB) Rotations: Heavy 16/0, Medium 15/2, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WILD, WJJS, WANT, WLTH, WTLC. Heavy: WAOK, WGCI, KACE, KJCB, KUKQ. Medium: WVEE, KMJQ, XHRM, KNOW, WWWS. Debuts at number 30 on - 24 PRINCE/1999 (WB) the Black Radio Chart. - 29 21 al BOBBY NUNN/Shé s Just A Groupie (Motown) RAY PARKER JR. "It's Our Own Affair" (Arista) 39/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 18/0, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WXYV, K104 -FM, WMBX, WAAA. Heavy: 20 15 17 20 JONZUN CREW/Pac Jam (Tommy Boy) KSOL, WNOO, KPOP-FM. Medium: WILD, WEDR, WZEN-FM, XHRM, KOKY, WLUM, KUKQ. 30 25 23 ) VANITY 6/Nasty Girl (WB) aDIONNE WARWICK "Heartbreaker" (Arista) 38/10 25 23 22 ® DONALD BYRD.../Sexy Dancer (Elektra) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/1, Light 25/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 10, WHRK, WCIN, KNOW, WGIV, WOIC, WJAX, WBLX, WTLC, WVOI, KDIA. Heavy: KPOP-FM. Medium: WDAS, WAOK, KSOL, WENN, KUKQ. - - 28 ® SPINNERS/Magic In The Moonlight (Atlantic) PIECES OF A DREAM "Mt. Airy Groove" (Elektra) 38/5 19 16 18 24 GWEN GUTHRIE/It Should Have Been You (Island/Atco) Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 18/1, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WJLB, WNOO, WVOL, WANT, WTOY. Heavy: WKYS, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WCIN. Medium: WRKS, K104-FM, WLOU, WDAO, WTLC. 28 27 27 ® JOHNNIE TAYLOR/What About My Love (Beverly Glen) In BAR-KAYS "Do It (Let Me See You Shake)" (Mercury/PolyGram) 37/14 27 26 26 OTh LIMIT/She's So Divine (Arista) LMI Rotations: Heavy 6/2, Medium 13/1, Light 15/8, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 14 including WDAS, WVEE, WGPR, WKXI, WLOU, WAAA, WVOI. Heavy: WAOK, KWAM, WDIA. Medium: XHRM, WPEG, WVOL, WDAO, KUKQ. - 29 ® A. JARREAU Er R. CRAWFORD/Your Precious Love (WB) "D" TRAIN "Walk On By" (Prelude) 36/7 az JANET JACKSON/Young Love (AErM) New Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 17/0, Light 11/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 7, WEDR, WBMX, WCIN, WJLB, WNOO, WKXI, WTLC. Heavy: WHUR, WENN, WOIC, WAAA. Medium: WXYV, KRLY, WJPC, WZEN-FM, WLTH. - 30 l ) JENNIFER HOLLIDAY/I Am Changing (Geffen) Entry DONNA SUMMER "State Of Independence" (Geffen) 36/2 ZAPP/Doo Wa Ditty (Blow That Thing) (WB) ter Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 17/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WPDQ, WVKO. Heavy: WHUR, WVOL, WAAA, WLUM, KDIA, KPOP-FM. Medium: WDAS, WYLD-FM, WJPC, KDAY, WRDW, WGIV. This chart Is based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations Mack ceded numbers Indicate ALICIA MYERS "I Want To Thank You" (MCA) 35/4 Continued upward movement from the majority Of our reporters. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 19/1, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WBMX, KNOW, WTOY, WVOI. Heavy: KRLY, WGCI, KACE, WKND, WNHC, WAN, WENN, WAAA. Medium: WHUR, WJMO, KJCB, WWWS. S.O.S. BAND "High Hopes" (Tabu/CBS) 35/4 MOST ADDED ® HOTTEST Rotations: Heavy 410, Medium 16/0, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, KDAY, WRDW, WAAA, WKWM. Heavy: TIME (43) WOOK, KWAM, WHRK, WBMX. Medium: WRKS, WVEE, WJLB, WKND, WPEG, WOWI, WPLZ, WLTH. BAR-KAYS (14) EVELYN KING (32) STEVIE WOODS "Woman In My Life" (Cotillion/Atco) 34/2 SKYY (14) VANDROSS (24) Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 15/0, Light 14/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDIA, WATV. Heavy: KWAM, WJMO, LUTHER WKXI, WPDQ. Medium: WHUR, WHRK, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WJPC, XHRM, KSOL, WTLC, KAEZ. DIONNE WARWICK (10) CHERYL LYNN (24) BOOTSY'S RUBBER BAND "Body Slam!" (WB) 32/6 MARVIN GAYE (20) Rotations: Heavy 13/1, Medium B/0, Light 10/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WVEE, WBLZ, WZEN-FM, WNHC. / Heavy: WDAS, WDIA, WGCI, KOKY, WWWS. Medium: WBLX, WENN, WNOO, WTLC. JAMMERS "And You Know That" (Salsoul/RCA) 18/4 TEDDY PENDERGRASS "I Can't Win For Losing" (Phil. Intl./CBS) 31/8 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WHRK, WTOY, WLTH, WKWM. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 14/1, Light 16/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WVEE, WCIN, KMJM, XHRM, WVOL, WEDR. Medium: WJMO, WJLB, WNHC, WGIV, WVOL, WOWI. WANT, WAAA, WATV. Medium: WILD, K104-FM, KWAM, WJMO, WPDQ, WDAO, WLUM. RAW SILK "Do It To The Music" (West End) 18/2 SHARON REDD "Beat The Street" (Prelude) 30/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WAIL -FM, WWWS. Heavy: WRKS, WOOK, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 15/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WHUR, WAOK, WGCI, WATV, WHUR, WTLC. Medium: WXYV, WDAS, WBMX, WGPR, WANM, WLTH. WAAA. Medium: WRKS, KWAM, WAIL -FM, WCIN, XHRM, WNHC, WENN, WOIC, WBLX, WLTH. PLANET PATROL "Rock At Your Own Risk" (Tommy Boy) 17/8 GEORGE CLINTON "Loopzilla" (Capitol) 29/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 8, WEDR, WBMX, WDMT, WJMO, XHRM, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/0, Light 15/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WXYV, KMJM, WOIC, WPDQ, WAAA, WRDW, KOKY, WVOL. Heavy: WHRK. Medium: WRKS, WAIL -FM, WJLB, WPEG, WJAX, WPDQ. WVOI. Heavy: KWAM, WHRK, WBMX. Medium: WDAS, WDIA, WGPR, WNOO, WJJS, WTLC. STEVE ARRINGTON'S HALL OF FAME "Way Out" (Konglather) 17/0 CURTIS MAYFIELD "Hey Baby (Give It All To Me)" (Boardwalk) 29/6 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WJPC, KACE, WDAO, WLTH, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 15/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WDIA, WCIN, WPDQ, WLTH, WTLC, WKWM, WTLC. Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WHUR, XHRM, WOWI, WTMP, KAEZ. KUKQ. Heavy: WAOK, KWAM. Medium: WOOK, WGCI, WZEN-FM, KACE, WENN, WKXI, WAAA. TYRONE BRUNSON "The Smurf" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 16/6 POINTER SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) 28/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WRKS, WDAS, WVEE, WJLB, WNHC, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WAMO, WCIN, WZEN-FM, KDAY, WPDQ, WAAA. Medium: WKYS, WHUR, WGPR, WRDW, WNOO, WWWS. KDIA. Heavy: WOOK, WJPC, WATV, KPOP-FM. Medium: WAIL-FM, WJMO, KSOL, KNOW, KUKQ. FREDA PAYNE "In Motion" (Sutra) 16/4 SONNY CHARLES "Put It In A Magazine" (HighRise) 27/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 11/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WAOK, WVEE, WZEN-FM, WLOU. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 16/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WHRK, XHRM, KNOW. Heavy: WOOK, WRKS, WOOK, WHUR, XHRM, WANM. WCIN, WGPR, WJLB, WZEN-FM. Medium: WXYV, WILD, WYLD-FM, WANM, WLTH, WTLC. VALENTINE BROTHERS "Just Let Me Be Close To You" (Bridge) 16/3 ALFIE SILAS "A Puppet To You" (RCA) 27/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WGCI, WLUM. Heavy: WZEN-FM. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WJAX. Heavy: WOOK, WAAA. Medium: Medium: WDAS, WAOK, WYLD-FM, KJCB, WLTH, WVOI. WHUR, WAOK, WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM, WJMO, WGIV, WNOO, WPDQ, KOKY, WJJS, WOWI, WLTH, WWWS. BLOODSTONE "Go On And Cry" (T-Neck/CBS) 16/1 DeBARGE "Stop! Don't Tease Me" (Gordy/Motown) 27/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WANT. Heavy: WXYV, WJMO, WWWS, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 15/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WPLZ. Heavy: WXYV, WZEN-FM, KACE, KDIA. Medium: WKYS, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WGCI, WRDW, WNOO, WOWI. WLUM. Medium: WDAS, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WGCI, WGPR, WNOO, WLOU, WLTH, WKWM. FATBACK "She's My Shining Star" (Spring/PolyGram) 16/1 CHERI "Give It To Me Baby" (Venture) 26/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WGPR. Heavy: WAAA. Medium: KWAM, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WZEN-FM, WPDQ. Heavy: WOOK, WHRK, WGIV, KOKY, WLOU, WOWI, WDAO, WLTH, WLUM. WATV, WENN. Medium: WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, WAOK, KACE, XHRM, WKND, WGIV, WNOO. KURTIS BLOW 'Tough" (Mercury/PolyGram) 16/1 GRAND MASTER FLASH "Scorpio" (Sugar Hill) 24/6 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 5/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVOI. Heavy: WKYS, XHRM, WPEG, WKXI, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WCIN, XHRM, WLOU, WJJS, WTMP, WKWM. Medium: WOOK, WHUR, WATV, WDAO, KDIA. WDAO. Heavy: WDAS. Medium: WOOK, K104-FM, WDMT, WGPR, WZEN-FM, WPDQ, WVOL, WTLC. ISLEY BROTHERS "It's Alright With Me" (T-Neck/CBS) 15/2 MAGIC LADY "Red Hot Stuff" (AEM) 24/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WKXI, KPOP-FM. Heavy: KWAM. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 10/O, Medium 10/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WOOK, WAOK, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WILD, WJMI, KOKY, WJJS, WOWI, WLTH, WLUM. WGPR, WATV, WGIV, WANM, WWWS. Medium: WDAS, K104 -FM, WAIL-FM, WNHC, WLTH, KUKQ. X-25 BAND "Black Hole Bop" (HCRC/CBS) 15/1 WILLIE HUTCH "In And Out" (Motown) 21/8 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WJLB. Heavy: WEDR, WJAX, KOKY. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 1/0, Light 13/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, WDAS, K104-FM, WGCI, XHRM, WRDW, Medium: WOOK, WJMO, WZEN-FM, WOWI, WKWM. WKXI, WAAA, WLTH. Heavy: KWAM, WEDR, WJMI, WLUM. Medium: WANM. aSKYY "Movie Violation" (Salsoul/RCA) 14/14 BILL SUMMERS Er SUMMERS HEAT "Seventeen" (MCA) 20/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 4/4, Light 8/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 14, WDAS, WAMO, WAOK, KWAM, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WGCI, WPEG, WTOY, KDIA, KUKQ. Heavy: WHRK, WCIN, WZEN-FM, WGIV, WPEG, WLOU, WVOL, WANM, WTLC, KPOP-FM. KSOL. Medium: WBMX, XHRM, WOWI, WWWS. GRACE JONES "Nipple To The Bottle" (Island/Atco) 14/8 R.J.'S LATEST ARRIVAL "Stay With Me" (Zoo York/CBS) 20/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 8, WKYS, KWAM, WEDR, WAIL-FM, WBMX, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WXYV, KOKY, WPLZ, WDAO. Heavy: WGPR, WJLB, WJMI. Medium: WDAS, WHUR, WHRK. WNOO. Medium: WDIA, WEDR, WGPR, WENN, WVOL, WLUM. STARPOINT "All Night Long" (Chocolate City/PolyGram) 14/3 WEST STREET MOB "Ooh Baby" (Sugar Hill) 20/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WJMO, WOIC, WBLX. Medium: WOOK, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WCIN, WOWI, WVOI. Heavy: KWAM, KJCB, WHUR, WAOK, KJCB, KOKY, WAAA. WWWS. Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WDIA, WAIL -FM, WGPR, KDAY, KSOL, WLOU, WTMP. ROCKERS REVENGE 'Walking On Sunshine" (Streetwise) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/1, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WLTH. Medium: WOOK, WBMX, WGCI, WJMO, WGPR, WZEN-FM, WPDQ, WOWI, WANM. DONALD FAGEN "I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)" (WB) 12/7 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/3, Light 4/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WHUR, WVEE, WHRK, KNOW, WJAX, WJJS, WDMT. Heavy: WAMO. Medium: WXYV, K104-FM, WBLZ. DENIECE WILLIAMS "Waiting" (ARC/Columbia) 19/5 RICK JAMES "She Blew My Mind (69 Times)" (Gordy/Motown) 12/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WJAX, WPDQ, KOKY, WAAA, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WJJS, WBLX, KUKQ, Heavy: KPOP-FM. Medium: WILD, WNHC, WATV, WENN, WOIC, WANM, WDAO, KAEZ. KPOP-FM. Heavy: KWAM. Medium: WDIA, WJPC, WATV. HOWARD JOHNSON "Keepin' Love New" (AE&M) 18/7 ABC 'The Look Of Love (Part One)" (Mercury/PolyGram) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WILD, WBMX, WNHC, WOIC, WPLZ, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WXYV. Heavy: WILD, WNHC, KNOW. WAAA. Medium: WHUR, KRLY, WGCI, WRDW, WPEG, WLUM, WWWS, KPOP-FM. Medium: WAIL -FM. MILLIE JACKSON "Special Occasion" (Spring/PolyGram) 18/6 RAFAEL CAMERON "Shake It Down" (Salsoul/RCA) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 16/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WAOK, WVEE, WGIV, WOIC, WOWI, KDIA. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WGIV. Medium: WCIN, WJMO, Medium: WDIA, WKWM. WVOL, WOWI.

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WEST EAST SOUTH WLOUILoulseiils W EDRJMIam1 WOWIINOdolk KOAYA-os Angeles KDIAIOakland WAOKIAtlante WENN/Birmingham WOICIColumbio, SC W JMVJeckson W XYV/Baltimore W DASIPhlladelphla Neal O'Rea Leo Jackson Frank Hallson Jack Patterson Jeff Harrison Wise Mickey Arnold 'J' Carl Haynes Tim Watts Joe Tamburro Larry Tinsley Gene WEST STREET MOB POINTER SISTERS TIME RICK JAMES LIONEL RICHIE IMAGINATION LIONEL RICHIE VALENTINE BROS. BRUNSON SUNFIRE GALAXY SPINNERS MILLIE JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. TYRONE MILLIE JACKSON STEVIE WONDER GG BAP-KAYS D TRAIN Hottest: SUNFIRE SOS BAND DIONNE WARWICK BOOTSY'S RUBBER B SKYY HARRY RAY ALICIA MYERS GRACE JONES SKYY GRAND MASTER FLAB SYL JOHNSON TIME MILLIE JACKSON Hottest: CHARLENE & WONDER GEORGE CLINTON KOOL & HOWARD JOHNSON I LEVEL JANET JACKSON BAR-KAYS THE GANG KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: MARVIN GAYE BILL SUMMERS SYL JOHNSON SOCIETY OF SEVEN SKYY STARPOINT Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAS STE PTOE CHERYL LYNN DIANA ROSS KOOL & THE GANG POINTER SISTERS ABC KAREN JONES FREDA PAYNF GEORGE CLINTON JEFFREY OSBORNE KLYMAXX SUNFIRE MELBA MOORE MARVIN GAYE ZAPP Hottest: RD'S LATEST ARRIV ANDRE CYMONE MANDRILL DIONNE WARWICK LUTHER VANDROSS CII:-Z GRACE JONES MARTIN STEVIE WONDER JARREAU & CRAWFOR LIONEL RICHIE TIME ONJ NANCY KLYMAXX FREDI 6 RHI VANITY 6 FREDA PAYNE CHOCOLATE MILK GRACE STEVIE WOODS MICHAEL MCDONALD TIME OTIS WILLIAMS WILLIE HUTCH Hottest: MILLIE JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS PETER GABRIEL SAMM CULLEY BAND W ATV/Birmingham SONNY CHARLES VANITY 6 Hottest: BAR-KAYS MARVIN GAYE Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: JANET JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: Ron January KACE/Los Angeles BOBBY NUNN EVELYN KING LUTHER VANDROSS WPDOIJacksonvHH STACY LATTISAW PLANET PATROL MARVIN GAYE VANITY 6 car LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: WPLZIPatersburg Alonzo Miller '" PRINCE CHERYL LYNN LIMIT STACY LATTISAW Earl James JEFFREY OSBORNE BOOTSY'S RUBBER B LIONEL RICHIE MARVIN GAYE GENERAL CAINE TIME Hardy Jay STEVIF WOODS JARREAU 6 CRAWFOR KOOL E. THE GANG MARVIN GAYE TIME NEW JERSEY CONNEC CURTIS MAYFIELD EVELYN KING CARL CARLTON KUKOIPheenlS KLYMAXX PRINCE BOBBY NUNN DIANA ROSS LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBCRNF DENIECE WILLIAMS STEVIE WONDER KOOL & THE GANG Steve Smith PRINCE MANDRILL SUNRISE VANITY 6 ANDRE CYMONE W V EEIAtlanta PATTI AUSTIN VA WILDIBoston TEDDY PENDERGRASS WJJSILynchburg, LATEST ARRI\ RODNEY FRANKLIN HALL & OATES Scotty Andrews DONNA SUMMER LUTHER VANDROSS RJ'S Hottest: Kl 04-FM/Dallas Art Young HOWARD JOHNSON Hottest: ANDRE CYMONE Steve Crumble), W AMOIPKteburgh BOBBY NUNN WBLXIMob1Ie MAGIC LADY Terri Avery BAR-KAYS EVELYN KING CURTIS MAYFIELD John Anthony CHICAGO CHERI Alexander PRINCE JONZUN CREW DONALD FAGEN Michael J. DEBARGE ARETHA FRANKLIN BILL SUMMERS DONALD FAGEN KOOL & THE. GANG GEORGE CLINTON TIME ZAPP ENCHANTMENT TIME WAY ZAPP LIONEL RICHIE JANET JACKSON GWEN MCRAE DIONNE WARWICK ONE EVELYN KING WILLIAM DEVAUGHN TROUBLE FUNK ZAPP JARREAU & CRAWFOR SKYY BAR-KAYS JOHNNIE TAYLOR RICK JAMES Hottest: DENIECF WILLIAMS KOOL & THE GANG JARREAU & CRAWFOR O'JAYS JONZUN CREW CHERYL LYNN JERMAINE JACKSON JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DAN FOGELBERG WILLIE HUTCH BAR-KAYS BOBBY NUNN RICK JAMES RICK JAMES TIME MIDNIGHT STAR POOL 6 THE GANG PATRICK WILLIAMS ZINGA WASHINGTON RAY PARKER JR. HALL & OATES O'JAYS MAURICE STARR BEGAN BEGAN WPM/Charlotte Hottest: EVELYN KING CHAZ KLYMAXX 'Hottest: POINTER SISTERS EVELYN KING HERBIE HANCOCK BAR-KAYS POINTER SISTERS TYRONE Les Norman Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: BRUNSON MICHAEL MCDONALD KOOL 6 THE GANG STARPOINT HOWARD JOHNSON SHOCK CHERYL LYNN KOOL & THE GANG TEDDY PENDERGRASS TAYLOR MIDNIGHT STAR CHERYL LYNN TIME Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: JOHNNIE TIME EVELYN KING ZINC GAYE DIANA ROSS STEVIE WONDER TIME EVELYN KING LUTHER VANDROSS MARVIN STEPHANIE MILLS WANTINichmond TAVARES BOOTSY'S RUBBER B BILL SUMMERS MARVIN GAYE TAVARES CHERYL LYNN TAVARES LIMIT MILLIE JACKSON PRINCE MICHAEL MCDONALD LUTHER VANDROSS Kirby Carmichael TIME STACY IATTISAW EVELYN KING SKYY TAVARES W DIAIMemphls ROSS PEABO BRYSON FREDA PAYNE CON FUNK SHUN DIANA VANITY 6 TIME TIME JERRY BUTLER KRL YIHouston Cad Connors EVELYN KING DYNASTY W JAX(95XIIJaeksonvllle SPINNERS KPOP-FMISacramento LIONEL RICHIE GWEN GUTHRIE I LEVEL WARP 9 Steve Harris Slses Fox WVOLIwshvllle ZAPP ARETHA FRANKLIN JARREAD 6 CRAWFOR B111 Jeffries WKNDMarNord Hottest: Fred Hervey PRINCE WKY SIWa shington Hottest: HOWARD JOHNSON CURTIS MAYFIELD Jordan/McLean TIME DIONNE WARWICK JANET JACKSON PIECES OF A DRESS RICK JAMES Donnie Simpson MARVIN GAYE DYNASTY HALL & TEDDY PENDERGRASS JONZLN CREW OATES STEVIE WOODS TEDDY PENDERGRBS ISLEY BROS PRINCE Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS VANITY 6 BOBBY NUNN GRACE JONES EVELYN KING CHOCOLATE MILK BLOODSTONE WAR DIANA ROSS RICK JAMES JOHNNIE TAYLOR PLANET PATROL Hottest: GQ LUTHER VANDROSS KOOL & THE GANG O'JAYS BAR-KAYS EVELYN KING MARVIN GAYE BLISS LYNN Hottest: TAVARES LIMIT Hottest: CHERYL HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE EVELYN KING ALFIE SILAS SKYY TIME EVELYN KING JACKSON MARVIN GAYE SKYY JERMAINE WOIVICharlotte CHERYL LYNN DONALD FAGEN PATTI AUSTIN JONZUN CREW LUTHER VANDROSS KOOL & THE GANG PRINCE LIMIT WRDWIAugusta Hal Harrill STEVIE WONDER Hottest: PIECES OF A DREAM EVELYN KING WTMPITampa Hottest: MELBA MOORE EVELYN KING Teddy Black LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: MARVIN GAYE MICHAEL MCDONALD Jerry Walkar TAVARES ALICIA MYERS MELBA MOORE JANET JACKSON BOOTSY'S RUBBER B STACY LATTISAW GRAND MASTER FLAS PRINCE TIME JEFFREY OSBORNE WILLIE HUTCH INTENSIVE HEAT u: SUNRIZF CHERYL LYNN WTOYtRoanoke SKYY DIANA ROSS in none NEIL DIAMOND SANTANA TIME WHRK (K97)/Memphis CREW WNHCINew Haven HALL & OATES Ron Crutchfield Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS WOOKIWashington GLENN FREY PATTI AUSTIN VANITY C Jimmy Smith 'TIMETIME DIONNE WARWICK EXTRA T'S COCKER & WARNES James Jordan Chris Gardner JARREAD & CRAWFOR JARREAD a CRAWFOR DONALD FAGL:. BAR-KAYS JARREAD 6 CRAWFOR WYLDFMMew Orleans CARL CARLTON JERSIAISE JACKSON WILLIAM DEVAUGHN KJCBILatayetts SKYY PIECES OF A DREHS BOOTSY'S RUBBER B none MILLIE JACKSON Brute Bailey STACY LATTISAW KHRMISan Diego SPINNERS GO Beatrice Evans CAPTAIN SKY ALICIA MYERS PRINCE Hottest: Hottest: SPINNERS L" SOS BAND Hottest: HARRY RAY RON ATKINS D uff Lindsey POOL & THE GANG RICK JAMES GWEN MCRAE CAPTAIN SENSIBLE EVELYN KII:G BB&Q BAND TIME VIDEEO CHARLES STRIKERS MARVIN GAYE MELBA MOORE SONNY JERMAINE JACKSON JAMMERS TEDDY PENDERGRASS PLANET PATROL PRINCE GQ DIONNE WARWICK PUSH INNER LIFE DIANA ROSS STEVE MILLER BAND HARRY RAY WAAAIWinston-Salem WILLIE HUTCH CARL ANDERSON MARVIN GAYE Hottest: JAMMERS M1KKI WARP 9 TIME TIME DONALD BYRD Jones/Jackson SONNY CHARLES NICK STRAKER BAND TIME JONZUN CREW CLIFF DAWSON THUNDER HOWARD JOHNSON KURTIS BLOW ZAPP KING Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAS Hottest: TIME EVELYN Hottest: BILL SUMMERS DYNASTY CHERYL LYNN CHERYL LYNN BAR-KAYS ONE WAY EVELYN KING LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: TYRONE BRUNSON TIME LUTHER VANDROSS WILLIE HUTCH PLANET PATROL WHURIWashington TIME WNOOIChattanooga WKXI/Jackson PLANET PATROL TIME Hottest: Sam Erwin BOOTSY'S RUBBER B JEFFREY OSBORNE TEDDY PENDERGRAS Hottest: Oscar Fields KOOL & THE GANG Smokln' Tommy Marshall RUBBER e BOOTSY'S MICHAEL MCDONALD CHERYL LYNN I LEVEL EVELYN KING KOOL 6 THE GANG MICHAEL MCDONALD oorNrE KOKYILIMle Rock MARVIN GAYE MICHAEL MCDONALD RAY PARKER JR. SUNRISE MELBA MOORE DIANNE REEVES VANITY 6 FREDI GRACE E. PHI D TRAIN ToddlYoung ALL DIRECTIONS TYRONE BRUNSON TAVARES CHERYL LYNN MANDRILL THUNDER ISLEY BROS KWAMMemphis WAIL-FM/New Orleans CARL CARLTON BAR-KAYS WHODINI LUTHER VANDROSS SOS BAND MELBA MOORE KNOW/Austin WILLIE HUTCH LARRY GRAHAM Floyd Blackwell Barry Richards VANITY 6 STE PTOE WILLIAM DEVAUGHN GEORGE CLINTON GWEN GUTHRIE Selby Edwards STEPHANIE MILLS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV WANMITaIHhassee RODNEY FRANKLIN PIECES OF A DREAM SKYY GRAND MASTER FLAS HOWARD JOHNSON BAR-KAYS CON FUNK SHUN TAYLOR KSOUSen WRKSI New York DONALD FAGEN D TRAIN INTENSIVE HEAT JOHNNIE Joe Bullard RODNEY FRANKLIN Mateo, CA HALL E. OATES WYND CHYMES DYNASTY Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON HURT EM' BAD HARRY RAY WILLIAM DEVAUGHN S emis Moody MayolOuarWons SONNY CHARLES WILLIAM DEVAUGHN LIONEL RICHIE RAW SILK SKYY CHARLENE & WONDER DIONNE WARWICK ZAPP GRACE JONES SPINNERS Hottest: DFNIECE WILLIAMS CON FUNK SHUN GRACE JONES Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS none SHAKATAK Hottest: DONALD FAGEN ARETHA FRANKLIN TIME TIME LIONEL RICHIE PLANET PATROL WILLIAM DEVAUGHN BILL MEDLEY LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: Hottest: TYRONE BRUNSON ALICIA MYERS BARRY WHITE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE GRAND MASTER FLAS BRICK Hottest: Hottest: EVELYN KING EVELYN KING EVELYN KING Hottest: SUNRIZF PATTI AUSTIN EVELYN KING MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: EVELYN KING KOOL LUTHER VANDROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE MCCOY TYNER TIME & THE GANG KURTIS BLOW VANITY 6 MICHAEL MCDONALD TIME CHERYL LYNN STEPHANIE MILLS LUTHER VANDROSS BOBBY NUNN TIME MELBA MOORE CHERYL LYNN PEABO BRYSON 6 JONZUN CREW JEFFREY OSBORNE PATTI AUSTIN LUTHER VANDROSS VANITY STEVIE WONDER STEPHANIE MILLS EVELYN KING BAR-KAYS STACY LATTISAW MARVIN GAYE TIMF ALICIA MYERS KOOL & THE GANG ATLANTIC STARR DIANA ROSS SUNRIZE STACY LATTISAW MARVIN GAYE SUNRIZF LIONEL RICHIE JAZZ/O MIDWEST

WBMX/Chicago WCIN/Clndnnati WDAOIDaylon WKWMIGrand Rapids W W WSISaglnaw, MI Lae Michaels Frank Bailey Lankford Stephens Frank Grant Kermit Crockett NAI1ONAL!AIRPLAW3Os, D TRAIN POINTER SISTERS BOBBY NUNN SOS BAND DEE EDWARDS CON FUNK SHUN JARREAD & CRAWFOR MIDNIGHT STAR C -BRAND SHEREE BROWN GRACE JONES MIDNIGHT STAR RJ'S LATEST ARRIV JAMMERS RAW SILK PLANET PATROL DIONNE WARWICK VIDEEO LEROY HUTSON BB&Q BAND October 22, 1982 HOWARD JOHNSON SHOCK GRAND MASTER FLAS Hottest: CON FUNK SHUN RAY PARKER JR. RAMSEY LEWIS Hottest: TIME Hottest: CARL CARLTON TEDDY PENDERGRASS LUTHER VANDROSS EVELYN KING TIME 1 JIMMY SMITH/Off The Top (Musician/Elektra) ALICIA MYERS MIKE & BRENDA TIME LUTHER VANDROSS EVELYN KING 6 © TOM SCOTT/Desire (Musician/Elektra) Hottest: D TRAIN SUNRIZE BOBBY NUNN MELBA MOORE TIME JANET JACKSON PEABO BRYSON SIEVE ARRINGTON'S JANET JACKSON 10 an CHICK COREA/Touchstone (WB) YAZ OMNI CHERYL LYNN BOBBY NUNN PEABO BRYSON CURTIS MAYFIELD 9 GIL SCOTT-HERON/Moving Target (Arista) WJLB/Detrolt WTLCAndlnapolls KOOL E. THE GANG WEST STREET MOB KMJBVSL Louis G (Arista) STEVE ARRINGTON'S SKYY James Alexander Jay Johnson Dick Edwards 11 0 KENNY G/Kenny GRAND MASTER FLAS CHOCOLATE A DREAM/We Are One (Elektra) WJPCIChlcago TYRONE BRUNSON MILK TEDDY 4 6 PIECES OF FOCAL POINT GO PENDERGRASS Jerry Boulding Hottest: D TRAIN GEORGE CLINTON 7 7 CAL TJADER/CARMEN McRAE/Heatwave (Concord) MILK D TRAIN CHERYL LYNN CHOCOLATE SKYY Hottest: LIMIT PIECES OF A DREAM GRACE JONES FUNK STEVE MILLER BAND 8 8 TYZIK/Radiance (Capitol) PRINCE X-25 BAND CON SHUN PEABO BRYSON WEATHER GIRLS TIME PIECES OF A DREAM 2 9 DAVID SANBORN/As We Speak (WB) JANET JACKSON BOBBY BLAND ZAPP CHERYL LYNN JERMAINE Hottest: JACKSON BARRY WHITE ANDRE CYMONE MICHAEL MCDONALD 3 10 DAVE GRUSIN/Out Of The Shadows (Arista/GRP) Hottest: ZAPP CURTIS DIANA ROSS STEPHANIE MILLS MAYFIELD TIME DIONNE 5 11 BOB JAMES/Hands Down (Tappan Zee/Columbia) PATTI AUSTIN WARWICK EVELYN KING WJMOICIeveland DYNASTY WZEN-FMISL Louis MICHAEL MCDONALD MARVIN GAYE Ajay Kemp (MCA) Erik Slone WARP 9 22 SPYRO GYRA/Incognito TIME ® YAZ Hottest: MARVIN GAYE SHOCK BOOTSY'S RUBBER R 13 13 McCOY TYNER/Looking Out (Columbia) PLANET PATROL CHERYL LYNN WOPRIDetrott TIME GALAXY 18 if% WOODY HERMAN BIG BAND/Live At Concord... (Concord) WGCUChlcago STARPOINT Joe Spencer HURT EM' RAC SUNFIRE MELBA MOORE Richard Pegue ' TAVARES CHERI 14 15 DAVE VALENTINE/In Lovés Time (Arista/GRP) HARRY RAY FORBES GREG JONZUN CREW PETER GABRIEL HILL SUMMERS Hottest: PLUSH FREDA PAYNE 20 a% SHAKATAK/Night Birds (Polydor/PolyGram) JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DONNA WASHINGTON MIKE 6 BRENDA WLUMIMIIwaukee GANG'S RACK NANCY MARTIN PIECES OF A DREAM LIONEL RICHIE POINTER SISTERS 17 17 ECHOS OF AN ERA 2/The Concert (Musician/Elektra) SWEET PEA ATKINSO STEVIE WOODS BEAU WILLIAMS Jack Randall SKYY DUNN STEPHANIE MILLS 16 18 PAT METHENY GROUP/Offramp (ECM/WB) & BRUCE SIRE GRACE JONES VALENTINE BROS Hottest: ROCKERS REVENGE GARY'S GANG BB60 BAND JOHNNIE TAYLOR SUNRIZE 19 19 FREE FLIGHT/The Jazz/Classical Union (Palo Alto) WILLIE HUTCH BAR-KAYS JERMAINE JACKSON ARETHA FRANKLIN SHEREE BROWN WDMTICIevelend FATBACK GWEN MCRAE BOBBY NUNN 15 20 DIANNE REEVES/Welcome To My Love (Palo Alto) LJ REYNOLDS MaglolJames FREDI GRACE 6 RHI Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS Notes (Columbia) VALENTINE BROS. Hottest: CHERYL MARVIN GAYE 12 21 CHUCK MANGIONE/Love DONALD FAGEN LYNN Hottest: TIME GWEN GUTHRIE PLANET STIX HOOPER/Touch The Feeling (MCA) MARVIN GAYE PATROL JONZUN CREW TIME W VOI/Toledo MARVIN New BOBBY NUNN GAYE BOBBY NUNN DIANA ROSS Mann Myrick 21 BOOTSY'S 23 AL JARREAU/1965 (Bainbridge) DIANA ROSS RUBBER B LUTHER VANDROSS LIONEL RICHIE Entry PRINCE Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS BB&Q BAND ® JOHNNY LYTLE/Good Vibes (Muse) JEFFREY OSBORNE VANITY 6 KAEZIOklahoma City WEST STREET MOB MICHAEL MCDONALD 24 25 SPHERE/Four In One (Musician/Elektra) WLTIVGary D.J. Foster KURTIS BLOW WBLZ/Cincinnati CHERYL LYNN Dana Huskisaon BAP-KAYS 25 26 PAQUITO D'RIVERA/Mariel (Columbia) LUTHER VANDROSS MIDNIGHT WRECKING CREW Brian Castle STACY LATTISAW STAR LEROY HUTSON GQ ELDER GEORGE CLINTON 27 27 JANIS SIEGEL/Experiment In White (Atlantic) JACKSON BROWNE ROCKERS REVENGE Hottest: ALICIA MYERS LIMIT WVKOIColumbus ZAPP EVELYN KING SWEET PEA ATKINSO 26 28 CRUSADERS with B.B. KING.../Royal Jam (MCA) BOOTSY'S RUBBER B Kirk Bishop JAMMERS TIME DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: WILLIE HUTCH LUTHER Hottest: 29 29 BOBBY McFERRIN/Bobby McFerrin (Musician/Elektra) DIANA VANDROSS ZAPP ROSS CURTIS MAYFIELD CHERYL LYNN EVELYN KING SUMMER 30 30 JON HENDRICKS Et COMPANY/Love (Muse) TIME DONNA PRINCE MELBA MOORE TIME PEABO BRYSON PRINCE Hottest: VANITY 6 SUNRIZE JANET JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS MELBA MOORE VANITY 6 Hottest: TIME CHERYL LYNN JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WVBCNew Haven, CT, Melinda Penkava; KSAX/DBlles-Ft. Worth, EVELYN KING PEABO BRYSON WDBS/Durham, NC, Rob Gringle; WLOO/Ortando, Paul Gerard; WBBY/Columbus, OH, Tim GAP BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE TX, Bob Stewart; Hodges; WJZZ/Detroit, MI, John Hill; KTWN/Minneapolis, MN, Torn Pelissero; WXFM/Chicago, IL, Paul Nelson; TIME BOBBY NUNN Henley. CHERYL LYNN (J) indicates Black reporters KKGO/Los Angeles, CA, Cal Milner, KJAZ/San Francisco, CA, Dick Conte; KJZZJSeattie, WA, Jeff JERMAINE JACKSON also contributing to Jazz Chart.

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WZUUIMilwaukee EAST MIDWEST WNCl/Columbus KUM/Kansas City SOUTH WSFMJHerrieburg WWNR1Beckley Steve Schram Parallel Three Parallel One WatsonlEdwards Elaine Taylor WVLK/Lexington Parallel Three Parallel One Bob Peina Seen Michaels Parallel One Grp Peddicoed CS&N DAN FOGELBERG none CLIFF RICHARD LOGGINS 6 PEERY Hottest: W JBC/Bloomington. IL Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE TAVARES ELVIS PRESLEY WC L R/C hleags WSKYIAshevllle WFBR1Baltlmore JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL MCDONALD COCKER Stew Selowlto WLTA/Atlanta KENNY ROGERS SHEENA EASTON PETER MCCANN Gary Price & WARNES Brookshire/Lee Andy Seaiinski FLEETWOOD MAC COCKER A WARNER BABBITT & GAYLE PAUL CARRACK GERTIE HIGGINS AMERICA AMERICA PAUL CARRACK Allen Saunders GLENN FREY MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: COARTERF LASH Hottest: SUPERTRAMP DAN FOGELBERG COCKER 6 WARNES BILL MEDLEY SUPERTRAMP STEPHEN BISHOP GLENN FREY TOM JONES JUICE NEWTON LAURA BRANIGAN COCKER 6 WARNES GRASS ROOTS Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND LARRY LEE JEFFERSON STARSHI CS&N NEI1. DIAMOND TOTO GLENN FREY SUPERTRAMP SHEENA EASTON SYLVIA Hottest: NEIL DIAMONO Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL MCDONALD JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK BOWLES TOTO Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE WCCOIMInneepolls Ht UTVN/Columbus WFMK/Lansing COCKER 6 WARNES DIONNE WARWICK DIONNE WARWICK GLENN FREY DIONNE WARWICK OUARTE. RF LASH PATTI AUSTIN GLENN FREY Denny Long Denny Nugent Richards Hottest: SYLVIA JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE COCKER 6 WARNES Jay LIONEL.RICHTE Hottest: SYLVIA JUICE NEWTON DAN FOGELBERG !OE JACKSON none KENNY ROGERS GLENN FREY COCKER & WARNES CHICAGO TOTO NEIL DIAMOND WRKA1LouMvMe W WYZJHerttord KENNY ROGERS Hottest: BABBITT 6 GAYLE SYLVIA DIONNE WARWICK LIONEL RICNIE CHICAGO BILLY PRESTON Jeff Crawford FLEETWOOD MAC JEFFREY OSBORNE Glenn Colligan WFYRICKIcago none DIONNE WARWICK WKZE-FMICape Cod Hottest: BABBITT & GAYLE CSAN John Welherbee Hottest: KCRGICedar Rapids, IA LIONEL RICHIE OrrlMcKents COCKER & WARNES PAUL CARRACK DIONNE WARWICK WVBFIBeelon SHEENA EASTON KSSMSt. Louis COCKER 6 WARNES Carl Mann DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: .'FFFREY OSBORNE NEIL DIAMOND MO Mimi Herein/ Walker NEIL DIAMOND JEFFREY OSBORNE WSSIAtIanY Hottest: WCHVICharlottesnllle, VA GLENN FREY RABBITT A GAYLF Hottest: HALL 6 GATES GLENN FREY DONALD RAGEN Grog Pkc4no AMERICA NEIL DIAMOND SHEENA EASTON COCKER A WARNES SHFENA EASTON Tom Twine PAUL MCCARTNEY DONALD RAGEN ALAN PARSONS LIONEL COCKER & WARNES SYLVIA TOTO AMERICA RICHIE BILL MEDLEY LIONEL RICHIE. KENNY ROGERS SYLVIA SHEENA EASTON ALAN PARSONS COCKER WARNES ABC GLENN FREY JEFFERSON STARSHI KENNY ROGERS Hottest: & JEFFREY OSBORNE WISM-FMIMadlson DAN FOGELBERG NEIL DIAMOND CS&N GRASS ROOTS SYLVIA JOE JACKSON SUPERT RAMP LARRY LEE JUICE NEWTON WHIOIWyion Bill Vancil SUPERTRAMP JEFFREY OSBORNE TAVARES ALAN PARSONS SUPERTRAMP . IOF JACKSON PATTI AUSTIN Judy Hottest: Kelly Hottest: - DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND WTIC1Harttord Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL R/CHIE WMAZIMacan GLENN FREY S5KRC/CIncln latl RABBITT & GAYLE JOE JACKSON NEIL DIAMOND JEFFERSON STARSHI COCKER & WARNES Ginny Jesionka COCKER & WARNES JEFFREY OSBORNE POINTER HALL & OATES DONALD FAGEN AIR SUPPLY Steve Murphy Hottest: S SISTERS Dan Allen JUICE NEWTON YLVIA TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT ABC CSAN NEIL DIAMOND LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG DIONNE WARWICK JOE JACKSON TOTO KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO LIONEL RICHIE GLENN FREY WHEN/Buffalo DAN FOGELBERG GLENN FREY NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: DONALD FAGEN DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK COCKER & WARNES Roger Christian CLIFF RICHARD NEIL DIAMOND SYLVIA none Hottest: STRAY CATS JEFFREY OSBORNE KCMD/Columbia. MO SYLVIA DIONNE WARWICK NEIL DIAMOND KVIUDattas-Ft. Worth COCKER 6 WARNES WEIM/Fitchburg Hottest: Dave McCormick FLEETWOOD MAC DAN FOGELBERG COCKER & WARNES Chuck Rhodes WRVRIMemphkt SYLVIA Raymond/Barron COCKER 6 WARNES Parallel KENNY ROGERS Two KRNTIDes Moines DIONNE WARWICK Stew Butler SUPERTRAMP FLEETWOOD MAC SYLVIA HALL E. GATES WDEF/Chatanooga SHEENA EASTON GLENN FREY Stew Gibbons CHICAGO SHEENA EASTON CHICAGO Ben Cagle Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND TAVARES APRIL. WINE NEIL DIAMOND BILL MEDLEY Hottest: COCKER & WARNES JEFFREY OSBORNE WAKR/Akron none Hottest: BILL CONTI MICHAEL MURPHEY KLTEIOklahoma City LAURA BRANIGAN MICHAEL MCDONALD PILL CONTI MICHAEL MCDONALD Bill Hart Hottest: Tony Stan* AMERICA GLENN FREY DIONNE WARWICK W VOR/Rochester GRASS ROOTS LARRY LEE WAYLON & WILLIE WARMBSICIneinnall NEIL DIAMOND COCKER & WARNES DONALD EAGER Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND Gary Smith GERTIE HIGGINS nenk DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: Hottest: Walkar2erhusen CHICAGO GLENN FREY GLENN FREY SYLVIA JANIS SIEGEL, LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: COCKER 6 WARNES DIONNE WARWICK COCKER 6 WARNES DONALD FAGEN NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL MURPHEY ROYAL PHILHARMONI LIONEL RICHIE AMERICA LIONEL RICHIE JOE JACKSON Hottest: COCKER & WARNES RABBITT & GAYLE GASS/Bufalo PAUL CARRACK GLENN FREY MICHAEL MURPHEY WOMCIDetrolt KFMKMouston Hottest: SYLVIA SHEENA EASTON COCKER & WARNES FLEETWOOD MAC DIONNE WARWICK Jerry Roo FLEETWOOD MAC Chuck Morgen GLENN FREY WHHY/Montgomery GLENN FREY FLEETWOOD MAC HALL 6 OATES C56N SumptsrNatrkk NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND JEFFREY FLEETWOOD MAC NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: OSBORNE. Phil Horton LIONEL RICHIE CCCKFR A WARNFS JOE JACKSON KENNY ROGERS COCKER 6 WARNES COCKER & WARNES COCKER E. WARNFS KVOX/FargoMleorhead O49SIFt. Myers CSAN Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Hottest: SUPERTRAMP WKIRIManchester KARLA BONOFF W HBY/Applelon John Walker STRAY CATS NEIL DIAMOND none JUICE NEWTON PATTI AUSTIN Dave Feller Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Gary Duncan LIONEL RICHIE Shannon/O'Halloran DIONNE WARWICK WOUAIOuad Cities. IL KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND TOTO DIONNE WARWICK AMERICA WAX/Flint WILLIE NELSON BILL CONTI W GYISchenectady SUPERTRAMP CSAN J.J. Scott SHEENA EASTON KENNY ROGERS JUICE NEWTON BILL CONTI Jell Davis KENNY ROGERS Hottest: Fritz JEFFERSON STAPSHI C. TOM SNOW CLIFF RICHARD NEIL DIAMOND Welter CHRISTIAN RICK GLENN FREY COCKER & WARNES RABBITT 6 GAYLE WZZPICIsneland BOWLES LANI HALL PATTI AUSTIN COCKER I WARNES SUPERTRAMP HALL 6 OATES SUPERTRAMP GLENN FREY SYLVIA JOE JACKSON SHEENA EASTON Bob McKay GEORGE Hottest: WAIA (117AIA)/MMml- Hottest: FISCHOFF LAURA BRAKIGPN OUA RTERF LASH FLEETWOOD MAC DONALD FAGEN STEEL BREEZE Hottest: COCKER & WARNES Ft. Lauderdale COCKER 6 WARNES DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: HOT CS&N GLENN FREY WYNYITIeW York Hottest: TOTO COCKER & GLENN FREY WARNFS MICHAEL MCDONALD BPLL CONTI Yolanda Paraper LIONEL RICHIE NEIL DIAMOND BILL MEDLEY JOE JACKSON GLENN CS&N FLEETWOOD MAC Jell Masai FREY GLENN FREY Hottest: SUPERTRAMP GLENN FREY DON HENLEY Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND FLEETWOOD MAC NEIL DIAMONO NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK COCKER & WARNES Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC CHICAGO CHICAGO COCKER & WARNE: COCKER 6 WARNFS GLENN FREY FLEETWOOD MAC GLENN FREY MICHAEL MCDONALD DIONNE WARWICK SM951Nashvllle FLEETWOOD MAC NEIL DIAMOND FLEETWOOD MAC FLEETWOOD MAC ALAN PARSONS FLEETWOOD MAC GLENN FREY KEW/Joplin, MO LIONEL RICHIE CLIFF RICHARD DONALD PAGES Bruce Sherman CHICAGO COCKER E. WARNES W HBC/Canton Don Carpenter KSEL/Lubbock, TX Hottest: CSAN PATTI AUSTIN ALAN WHEN/Syracuse DIONNE WARWICK FLEETWOOD MAC SUPERTRAMP Chris Alexander PARSONS MIR. Dorn WOWO/F1. Wayne I.IONEL RICHIE CHICAGO Karen Taylor HALL 6 OATES BERTIE HIGGINS HALL & BATES CHARLENE E. WCZYRHtroK Sam DeVincant KSLOISt. Louis BILL CONTI WONDER NEIL DIAMOND LIONEL RICHIE. SHEENA EASTON SUPERTRAMP WCTC/New Brunswick, NJ Jim Scollin Andrswlronasao JARREAU & CRAWFOR Parallel Two Hottest: AMERICA PAUL MCCARTNEY DAN FOGELBERG PAUL CARRACK BILL MEDLEY Jay Meyers BILL CONTI ROSANNE CASH CSAN MELISSA MANCRESTE LAURA BRANIGAN REO SPEEDWAGON LIONEL RICHIE BILL CONTI SHEENA EASTON RICK BOWLES RICK BOWLES DAN FOGELBERG HALL 6 OATES Hottest: KEY1031Austin, TX SANTANA Hottest: HALL, E. OATES Hottest: WTAERRMBurgk RABBITT 6 GAYLF KENNY ROGERS Hottest: MEN AT WORK DONALD FAGEN Hottest: COCKER 6 WARNES Hottest: Patrick/Williams Don Hottest: DONALD PAGES GLENN FREY JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND DIONNE WARWICK Bona NEIL DIAMOND FLEETWOOD MAC NEIL DIAMOND GLENN FREY Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL MCDONALD COIN LIONEL RICHIE NEIL DIAMOND GLENN FREY CSAN CHICAGO POINTER SISTERS GLENN FREY KENNY ROGERS COCKER & WARNEE JEFFREY OSBORNE COCKER & WARNES SHEENA SYLVIA FLEETWOOD MAC DIONNE WARWICK CRAM GLENN FREY SYLVIA EASTON WOUE1New Orleans CHICAGO JUICE NEWTON AMERICA BILL CHAMPLIN ADRIAN GURVITZ DIONNE WARWICK GLENN FREY LIONEL RICHIE DONALD FAGEN LIONEL. RICHIE Chris Bryan CLIFF RICHARD NEIL DIAMOND TOTO Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE SYLVIA WENS/Indianapolis DIONNE WARWICK WHBIKansas City YESgSIClnclnnatl KFORILIncoln, NB NEIL DIAMOND KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL MURPHEY CummIng.IWheeler WMHFIToledn CS&N WLVAILynchburg, VA JACKSON BROWNE Jett Roberte Michelle Cathy Blythe JOE JACKSON WBSAIYak Ruth Rey DIONNE WARWICK David Cole GLENN FREY Jim Horn WTNYIWatertown, NY KENNY ROGERS HALL I OATES JOE JACKSON none LIONEL RICHIE WILLIE NELSON Jay Donovan JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: Hottest: SHEENA EASTON DIANA POSS SHEENA EASTON Hottest: TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT LIONEL RICHIE SUPERTRAMP DAN FOGELBERG GLENN FREY LIONEL RICHIE LARRY LEE LIONEL RICHIE SHEENA EASTON Hottest: KENNY ROGERS GLENN FREY GLENN FREY Hottest: COCKER E. WARNES WAFBIBabn RICK BOWLES KENNY POGERS BILL MEDLEY TOTO COCKER 6 WARNES Rouge DIONNE WARWICK WWSW (3WSVPIMsburgh WILLIE NELSON LIONEL RICHIE FLEETWOOD MAC TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN NEIL DIAMOND Adams/Daniele JUICE Herb Crowe GLENN FREY JOE JACKSON GLENN FREY NEIL DIAMOND NEWTON DONALD FAGEN HALL 6 CATES NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: AIR SUPPLY DONALD FAGEN NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL MCDONALD LIONEL PICNIC HALL & OATES Hottest: COCKER 6 WARNES COCKER & WARNES SYLVIA JOE JACKSON none COCKER & WARNES COCKER E. WARNED AIR SUPPLY RABBITT 6 GAYLE LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK GLENN FREY SYLVIA SURVIVOR KMBZ/Kensae City WILY (Yl OSIOrlando FLEETWOOD CHICAGO JEFFERSON STARSHI BILL CONTI ALAN PARSONS NEIL DIAMOND MAC Steve Bell KWEBIRochwler, MN Mark Keplowe TOTO AIR SUPPLY CSAN WOARICIswland LIONEL RICHIE Al Axslson DAN FOGELBERG JACKSON BROWNE DONALD FAGEN Hottest, Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD CSAN Chuck Callar JOEY TRAVOLTA TOTO Parallel Three WISNIMIIwaukee SUMMER GLENN FREY GLENN FREY GLENN FREY DIONNE WARWICK TOMMY ROE DONNA BILL MEDLEY SYLVIA RABBITT 6 NEIL DIAMOND FLEETWOOD MAC Debbie Hinkle DONALD FAGEN LARRY GATLIN KKRDlWichlta, KS GAYLE APRIL WINE DIONNE WARWICK WCPI/Wheeling, WV KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS COCKER 6 WARNES Hottest: W A Y V1Atlantk City SUPERTRAMP Nancy Johnson FLEETWOOD MAC LIONEL RICHIE W PRO/Providence Dan McGrath SUPERTRAMP HERB ALPERT DONALD DONALD FACEN JOE JACKSON John Barab PAGEN LIONEL RICHIE TAVARES Tom Cuddy DONALD FAGEN Hottest: JOE JACKSON STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: HALL & OATES KENNY ROGERS Hottest: JUICE NEWTON COCKER 6 WARNES SHEENA EASTON NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: BILL MEDLEY WORGIOeesgaburg, SC JUICE NEWTON GLENN FREY W SGNIBIrmingham JEFFREY OSBORNE SUPERTRAMP TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND SUPERT RAMI' Mark Reynolds Hottest: HERB ALPERT COCKER A WARNER GLENN FREY GLENN FREY Hottest: COCKER & HARNES Brown/Chandler WRVAIRkhmond, VA OUAHTER FLA5H SYLVIA NEIL DIAMOND BILL MEDLEY MICHAEL MCDONALD COCKER & WARNES MICHAEL MCDONALD NEIL DIAMOND Pat Wilson SHEENA Hottest: FLEETWOOD EASTON FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: MAC JACKSON BROWNE FLEETWOOD MAC NEIL DIAMOND FLEETWOCD MAC CHICAGO TOTO LAURA BRANIGAN GLENN FREY none TAVARES NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL MCDONALD JUICE NEWTON COCKER & WARREN CLIFF RICHARD TAVARES KPAT1SIouo Fells Hottest: Hottest: STEVIE WONDER RONI GRIFFITH GLENN FREY AMERICA FIREFALL LIONEL RICHIE COCKER 6 WARNES FLEFTWOCC MAC Julie Taylor GLENN FREY CSC,' BILL CONTI TONI BASIL NEIL DIAMOND PATTI AUSTIN FLEETWOOD MAC FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: WETT/Washington. D.C. SYLVIA DAN FOGELBERG SYLVIA SYLVIA FLEETWOOD MAC Balaban/Cummings DONNA SUMMER NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO SURVIVOR COCKER & WARNES JEFFREY OSBORNE JUICE NEWTON KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS DAN FOGELBERG KUGN/Eugens, OR KSL/Salt Lake Clly Parallel Three KBAI/Morro Bay BILL MEDLEY MIT/Charlotte W:MISarasote RABBITT 6 GAYLF WEST KFMISan Diego LIONEL RICHIE Thorne George Lemich Donna St. SsltuIVTellons Hottest: Parallel One Mark Larson Paul John Hottest: Dave Bishop JEFFREY OSBORNE SHFENA FLEETWOOD MAC WROV/Roanoks TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT BILL CONTI KFODIAnchorage. AK EASTON: GLENN FREY DONALD FAGEN LIONEL RICHIF MICHAEL MCDONALD SHEENA EASTON ALTO Matt Eakle DAN FOGELBERG ROSANNE CASH Mark Lewis JUICE. NEWTON JOE JACKSON STEVE WINWOOD AIR SUPPLY HABBITT & GAYLE FFO SPEEDWAGON BILL CONTI CHUCK MANGIONE NEIL DIAMOND DAN FOGELBERG DIONNE WARWICK NEIL DIAMOND K HOW/Denver DONALD FAGEN FI REFALL RABBITT & GAYLE Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: SHEENA EASTON CS&N Hottest: TOTO DIONNE WARWICK Leigh Starnes NEIL DIAMOND' JUICE NEWTON SUPERTRAMP LAURA BRANIGAN KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND COCKER & WARNES RANDY MEISNER DAN FOGELBERG GLENN FREY WILLIE NELSON YOUNG & SIMON Hottest: GLENN FREY Hottest: WASH/Washington, D.C. TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT GLENN FREY CSAN WON/St. Coud, MN Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE COCKER 6 WARNES BILL CONTI NEIL MICHAEL MCDONALD Boo Duckmsn TOTO JEFFREY OSBORNE DONALD FACER Tom Soon DIAMOND SYLVIA COCKER WARNFS ROSANNE CASH NEIL DIAMOND PAUL MCCARTNEY AMERICA GLENN FREY DIANA ROSS 6 LANI HALL CHICAGO CHICAGO SYLVIA LIONEL RICHIE GLENN FREY DIONNE WARWICK LOGGINS 6 PERRY none Hottest: TIMOTHY R. SCIiMIC. SUPERTRAMP LIONEL RICHIE JARREAU 6 CRAWFOR COCKER & WARNES Nottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY PECK BOWLES LAURA BRANIGAN KKUA/Honolulu KSI O31San Diego Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG KMOCIDeila.Ft NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND ALAN PARSONS 1001t/San Franclaco TOTO Worth DONALD FAGEN K line Akan* Parks/Button JUICE NEWTON Larry Jemes GLENN FREY ROBERTA FLACK Larry Finkel MICHAEL MCDONALD KANO/Reno Hottest: COCKER 6 WARNES GLENN FREY GLENN SYLVIA DIONNE WARWICK HALL A OATES HALL & OATES FREY Larry leone SUPERTRAMP DIONNE WARWICK CHICAGO KENNY FLEETWOOD MAC JUICE NEWTON KENNY ROGERS DIANA ROSS ROGERS CHARLENE 6 WONDER COCKER I. WARNES SHEENA EASTON STRAY CATS NEIL DIAMOND HALL 6 OATES Hottest: KPPUDenver PAN FOGELBERG CSAN TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Hottest: BEPTIE HIGGINS FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: Hottest: AIR SUPPLY RIM Brady AIR Hottest: CHICAGO KTWOICasper NEIL DIAMOND SUPPLY GLENN FREY NEIL GLENN FREY NEIL DIAMOND John Leader GLENN FREY Parallel Two JOE JACKSON DIAMOND NEIL OIAMOSI WBOWITerre Haute, IN FLEETWOOD SOCIETY OF SEVEN MICHAEL MCDONALD COCKER 6 WARNES DAN FOGELBERG MAC JUICE NEWTON SYLVIA Larry Joseph 126 Current PAUL MCCARTNEY RONNIE MILSAP QUART ER FLA SH SYLVIA Reports YOUNG & SIMON PATTI AUSTIN DONALD FAGEN LIONEL RICHIE CHICAGO DOLLY PARTON JEFFERSON Hottest: HALL & OATES CICNNF WARWICK STARSHI PAUL CARRACK TOTO WAAYMuntsellle WICC/Brldeeport GLENN FREY KYUU1San Francisco SUPERTRAMP KPLZISsattls Hottest: Jinn Ksndrkks Lee Roberto COCKER & WARNFS BILL CONTI KRKKiRock Springs, WY King/Cook KUDO/Las Vegas Terry Danner GLENN FREY NEIL DIAMOND JANIS SIEGEL Chuck Martin KENNY Randy Hart COCKER & WARNFS ROGERS YOUNG 6 SIMON SANTANA NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: The following stations reported KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND HALL I OATES RABBITT A GAYLF PAUL CARRACK DAN FOGELBERG GLENN SHEENA EASTON TOTO OUARTFRF LA SII FREY SYLVIA Hottest: HALL 6 OATES SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP frozen playlists this week: TIMOTHY B. FCHMIT COCKER E. WARNES LIONEL RICHIE JEFFERSON STARSHI KOYIPhoenlx RABBITT & GAYLE BILL CONTI CHICAGO Hottest: SUPERTRAMP Hottest: CSAN DIONNE WARWICK STEEL BREEZE Marci PingrN FLEETWOOD MAC TOTC FLEETWOOD MAC TOTO STEPHEN BISHOP GLENN FREY Hottest: A FLOCK OF SEAGUL JEFFREY Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND HALL E. OATES OSBORNE NEIL DIAMOND GLENN FREY TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT GLENN FREY COCKER 6 WARNES WAKR/Akron STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: COCKER 6 WARNES JUICE NEWTON Hottest: ASIA FLEETWOOD MAC GLENN FREY CS&N KODIIGreet Falls, MT WASH/Washington NEIL DIAMOND none DAN FOGELBERG STRAY CATS NEIL DIAMOND WSLIIMckson, MS DIONNE WARWICK AIR SUPPLY Rick Alden AIR LIONEL RICHIE SUPPLY Joe Bennett JEFFREY OSBORNE KEXIPortland KKPL/Spoltans CS&N WCCO/Minneapolis KJR/Seettie GLENN FREY DONALD FAGEN Bob Swanson 6 Rk Magan BILL MEDLEY BILL WKAZJCharNslon Norm Gregory COCKER WARNED CONTI QUARTERFLASH KISNISalt Lake City TOTO Bill Hagy CLIFF RICHARD CHICAGO KWAVIMonlorsy SHEENA EASTON Dan Jessop KSROISena Rosa SUPERTRAMP CHICAGO DONALD EAGER Hottest: KENNY ROGERS Mkhsel Reeding Hottest: Mike Alexander LINDA RONSTADT RADRITT 6 GAYLE TOTO ALAN PARSONS NEIL DIAMOND HERB ALPERT Hottest: KENNY ROGERS BABBITT 6 GAYLF KENNY ROGERS The following stations did not Hottest: SHEENA EASTON AMERICA COCKER 6 WARNES DONALD FAGEN COCKER 6 WARNES PAUL MCCARTNEY DAN FOGELBERG SHEENA EASTON STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: SUPERTRAMP JACKSON BROWNE STEVIE WONDER KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND report this week SHEENA EASTON HALL 6 OATES and therefore NEIL DIAMOND RABBITT & GAYLE MICHAEL MCDONALD GLENN FREY DAN FOGELBERG GLENN FREY BERTIE HIGGINS one CHICAGO Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD HALL & OATES STEPHEN BISHOP DIANA FLEETWOOD MAC their playlists were frozen: ONJ LIONEL RICHIE ROSS AIR SUPPLY PAT METHFNY GROUP EASTON DIONNE WARWICK STEEL BREEZE DIONNE WARWICK SHEENA GLENN FREY Parallel Two N ottest: KCEFJTuceon Hottest: KRLC/Lewiston SYLVIA BILL MEDLEY DIONNE WARWICK Alan Michaels Hottest: WAIV/JacksonvIlle, FL NEIL DIAMOND Steven Alan MacKehie COCKER 6 WARNAS K G W IPortland SYLVIA GLENN FREY Regie Blackwell KRNT/Des Moines GLENN FREY DONALD FAGEN NEIL DIAMOND John Stonls JOE JACKSON SUPEPTRAMP NEIL DIAMOND FLEETWOOD MAC KBOlWolaa TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT KUDLJKansas COCKER & WARREN BILL CONTI COCKER & WARNES DONALD FAGEN City JACKSON BROWNE Lee Chabre Hottest: KVSFISana Fe HALL 6 OATES DONALD FAGFN C. CHRISTIAN FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY ROGERS WRVA/Richmond, DIONNE WARWICK SUPERTRAMP CSMN ELVIS PRESLEY Jay Jaramilla Hottest: VA SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC CHARLENE WONDER COCKER 6 WARNFS WRIEJEMe K-10e/Sacransento 6 FLEETWOOD MAC HALL 6 OATES NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG SYLVIA Ted Hottest: Paul MItchell BILL MEDLEY Abbott GLENN FREY LIONEL RICHIE COCKER & WARNES JUICE NEWTON AIR SUPPLY NEIL DIAMOND DIONNE WARWICK GLENN SUPERTRAMP NEIL DIAMOND K ENNY ROGERS FREY Hottest: PAUL MCCARTNEY JUICE NEWTON COCKER 6 WARNES NEIL DIAMOND AMERICA LIONEL RICHIE COCKER & Hottest: AMERICA GLENN FREY WARNER DAN FOGELBERG CHICAGO NEIL RABBITT & GAYLE CS&N CSAN DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND LIONEL RICHIE HALL 6 OATES GLENN FREY Note: WROR/Boston SYLVIA SUPERTRAMP LIONEL RICHIE AMERICA Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK is no longer reporting. 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WXKS-FM EAST WBSB, / Y ! Buffalo` e".-\r/j) B104 Pittsburgh Ft. Worth, PD: Jan Jeffries Baltimore PD: Neil McGinley Dallas Boston MD: Summers WXKX FM STEREO H MEN AT MOLK/ne Can It Be Not Jon PD: Sonny Joe White N 1 A PLUCO OF SEAGUL/I Rambo /r May/ PD: Randy R. Brown H 1 I MICHAEL ICOIAML0/I Keep Frgetiln'.., 3 MICHAEL ICWAALD/1 Keep Fryettl n'... OM: Bobby Christian 3 ME IL DIAMOND/Mart Igittt MD: Joey Carvello BAUHANG/SoaMoors Mny Hayes ANIMA NIERICA/Voce Can Do Magic MD: Billy AMERICA/You Can Do Magic 2 MD: Terry Caywood 4 JUICE NEWTON/Break It TO Me Gently N 2 1 CLASH/Rock The CMbah JUICE NEMTON/Breek It To Ne Gently í9NI BASIL/Mickey N 8 GLEAM FREY/TM One You Love N I I JACKSON BROM/SOMody's Baby " TM I EVELYN KING/Love Come Down MICHAEL MIMPVEY/Net's Fr.r For 5 2 CLASH/Nock Case. 12 FLEETYGOD MC/Gypsy 2 2 SANTNWNo10 Un 3 JEE JACKSON/Steppin' out JOIN CUUAR/Jock 1 Dine N 6 RICK ettee1015/I Gee EOo11. 6 SAMIAM/IRIO fm 4 3 CSIN/Southern Goss H G JOE out 6 LAHM ORANIGAM/Glrle H 1 NEIL DIAMOND/Mart Iignt JACKSON/Steppin' 10 SYLVIA/Nobody 3 4 LOGGINS 6 PERRY/Un't Flgnt It 7 FLEEING® ITC/Gypsy I 1 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Want Me My 7 PAIL CMMCK/I Need You N 9 5 Ing Shadows M 5 JACKSON BRONZE/Saaebody'e Bet KANSAS/Chas H 11 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Went IM My PD: Keith Grigsby 8 TAYMES/A Penny For Your Thou I 1 EAIRA BRAN IMI/G Irla TIM 7 1 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky 7 6 REU SPEEOIAON/Seeet N 10 ABC/The Look N LralPrt 12 GLEAM FREY/The One You Lem 2 SANTAM/Mold Cr, H 13 7 Can Do Meglc M 11 14 11 LAURA BRANIGAM/Glrla NIEMICA/You 9 RUSN/INe 51840' LIMIT/She's So DIVIne 1 13 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In TM Sky H 1 I JOW WEAR/Jars 6 Olen. IS 12 JOE JACKSON/Steppin' out N 12 6 MEN AT ZINK/Who Gen It M Nosi 10 O1 GIPS/Get Md Go RA NJ/Heart Attack 1 11 PALL CARRACO/I Need You p I la 2 ZAUM BRANIGAN/G or 17 IS DIONNE WMMICK/Hartbreaker S 9 MELISSA MRCMSTE/You Should Mar M... 13 I FIEETO01A MC/Gypsy 19 1 MMJ/Athena 1 15 WJMMrt Attack 4 YAU/Sltuetlw 9 Is STEVE MILLER BAD/Arecadebre 10 16 36 SPECIAL/You Ke.p Runnln' Away Torn 1 15 II STRAY CATS/Rock TOI. 16 MINT SMEER/Stete of Independence 1 16 SYLVIA/Nobody 5 KIM CARES/Voyeur 11 15 CHICAGO/Herd To Say I'o Sorry 6 11 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In TM Sky 12 13 1 LOGGINS 6 PEIWY/Dn't Fight It H 2 11 LIONEL RICHIE/Truly Id BILLY PAL/Pressure 7 MELISSA IWMLIESTE/You SMula Har tor.. 16 1 WANES/Up Mere M Belay 8 12 HALE ( OSTES/Your laaginotlen FIght 11 I STEEL BREE2E/You OM't Wont Me My 23 16 CUCKOO 1 MANES/Up Where W. Ne/ng 24 O.CMER 17 13 LOGGING 6 PERRY/Don't II 6 WJ/Sert Attack 17 KENNY RODEOS/Lowe NI I I Turn You M 11 13 WW/Athena Reed 15 I MOVING PICTIMES/Whet About Me M2819 HALL t 1NTES/Meneetr 13 12 16 DIM HENLEY/Johnny Ca't H II TRIO/De, Ds, De, 1 Don't L Toeca roe N 19 IA OIICAW/MMT You're 61.5ing Il I JUICE IEMTOM/Break It To M Gently 21 24 D 16 CNICRü/Lwe Ne 18 IS BILLY SQJIER/Ewry00dy Waits too Of CSSN/Southrn Cross 4 IBC/TM Look LwelPrt N 24 19 DARED FNEN/1.4.Y.IMNt A Beeutlf 22 15 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Ont S My 3 MEN Be Nowt IB 1 BILLY PRESTW/l'e Myer Gone Sey G 16 AT MIRK/Who Can It PARSONS/Eye In TM Sky 22 21 OHICAGI/Lwe 0e Tomorrow I) AWN H 26 20 MLI AAATES/Remotr IS 16 BILLY JOEL/Pressure 22 EDDIE MONEY/Snakln' a, 1 TUOI BASIL/Mickey 2522 LINA ROSTADT/Get Closer l Il 3 1 MEN AT HANK/Doe Under Be Me 21 17 LAMA BRANIGAN/Glrle THE 21 I STEVIE MODER/Ribbon In TM Sky 26 23 JUE JACKSON/Steppin' Out 16 21 WILLIE NELSON/Let It 19 16 LORDS W MN/Open Your Eyes 12 II METRA FRANKLIN/JUMP To it RICHIE/Truly N 10 DNNIE IRIS/Tough ór10 Monkey 22 I DIANA RUSS/Muscl es 27 24 DIONNE WAS ICI/Mertere.ker e 22 LIMICR 23 IS PETER GNIRIEL/Shock IM 14 12 MICHAEL MDIATLD/I KMp Frgttle'... MAC/Gypsy JOHN/Blue 15 IS FLEE -MOO 1 N 24 24 LIONEL RICHIE/Truly D 25 lWl BASILMIckey IA 23 ELTOM Etas 29 26 TRIO/M, De, De, Om't I 15 13 LOGGINS PERRY/Don't FIgM it l TOIs Town 21 24 SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tiger Il 24 ASIA/Wildest Drosses 24 21 BILLY IDOL/Mite Nodding A 23 21 STRAY CATS/Rock D26 DAN FULLBERGMI..1 ng You 18 14 ANGELA CLEMKMS/Give Me Just Little TM Nights Oro.. 25 21 A FLICK of SEAGIJL/1 Ren/So Fer Awey/ D 22 JEFFREY 45131AIE/Un The Wings U Love 24 27 DONALD EAGER/1.4;1.Inet A BeeutlI D 25 AIR SUPPLY/Era D 22 TALK IALN/Telk Talk N 21 15 COCKER / WRNS/Up Where We Along D 22 MOIL These Walls Agein CULLIMS/Through I 26 23 POINTER SISTERS/I'm So Excited 34 26 JEFFERSON STMSHI/Be My Lacy A 26 SIPERTRAP/It's 8elning 21 23 AXE/Rock NO Roll Prtt 17 16 RUSH/New World Men 58 23 CHICAGO/Lwe D 24 SNYIRM/Mr loan Hartsee. e Tarnow N )S 21 PAT BEMIN1/31 ooee O The Night 20 17 WARM REDO/In TM Mar W Love PAT BENATM/Shames O TM Night 27 25 MELBA MAKE/Loa's Grin' At Ya 34 24 26 25 LINDA ROSTADT/Gat Closer 6 16 CHICAGO/Herd To Say l'. Sorry 30 25 LUBA ROMSTADT/Get Closer 26 26 DIANE RMNICK/Hertbreakar ADDS Oeln AD5 íb 34 26 Si/AllVTR/Mr lcen MMrt6Mt IO 19 IMIGIMTIW/Music Ma Lights SIPERTRPP/if' Mining 25 27 STAY LATTISM/Attock W TM Neer Ge 20 26 OM MMEY/Ipbody'e Dullness 26 27 BAD CWANY/Electrlcier 23 20 BILLY JOEL/Pressure BAD CAJeMY/E lauer I ieno 30 26 BILLY IDOL/Mite beding W ODOR SIl1EER/Stete U IndepondMo 26 21 37 26 CAILLINAGYA/WMtche Gonna Do 16 21 SIEVE MILLER BAND/Abracadabra SI 26 GLEAM FREY/The One You Love 0 29 MISSING PERGOLAS/DMtlnatln OnkMa DIILLIMCK/MM}cne Gonna Do U 29 OIR WW WW/Bony, le, M 26 22 GLEIS FREY/The leo You Lowe 33 29 ANTANAJNowhere To Run D 30 PETER GABRIEL/Sock TM Monkey STRAY CATS/Rock Tnls Toen 36 34 »OMIIE IRIS/Tough World n 34 23 WW/Athena 32 30 DUN HENLEY/Dirty Laundry KENNY RULERS/A Love Song 39 31 OCM HENLEY/Dirty Laundry 26 24 JOE JACKSM/Stppin' Wt 35 31 HALL 6 DATES/Men JEFFREY OSBIRNE/On TM Wing. 01 Love w 32 SKIT EeZ/Dirty Crewtre 27 25 JACKSON BRAWN/So.000y's Baby 36 32 BILLY S/I IER/Eveybooy Dents You ADS 09 DIANA ROSS/Muscles 31 33 DEYO/PMMM-0oo 25 26 FLEETWOOD INC/Gypsy 14 33 MICHAEL ICONAID/I Mop Forgetting.... FRIDA/I Know There's kern POINTER SISTERS/ So Excited 36 34 A FLICK 0F SEATO/Spec Age Love Song 19 ASIA/Only 11111 Tell l'. 27 TIr SPINNERS/Meglc In The Boni Igo A 34 0I1IN10 IRIS/Glad All lour 35 ADM MT/Goody Two Shoes 22 26 PALL ICCJRTMY/Take It May 44 35 JEFFERSON My Ledy LINDA RWSTAOT/Gel Close STA15"I/M 36 YAZ/Sl teat loo 36 29 WARN SUMMER/State Of Independence B ILLY SQJIER/Evey6ody Dents You 0 36 LINA ROSTADT/Lies 37 SCANDAL/Goodbye to You H W 30 NEIL DIAMMD/Mertlight 23 37 CHICAGO/Hero To Say Sorry RA®ITT i ATE/You MO I l's 36 1.1551NG PERSOS/GMtlltln Unknown 24 51 DUMM SMMER/Love Is In ControllFl A Again TALK TALK/Telk Talk 36 SIPERTRANP/It's Mining 39 MLLE RTES/Needier 37 32 WILL IMMX/WatcIHe Gonna Do 'CFTR6801 FCDELBERS/Missing You D 39 DAN W GANG FIND/1 Love A Mn In A Uni In Love If D 33 EDDIE MCDET/ThInk l'. u, PRIME/1999 Toronto 24 40 REU SPEEOWAGOII/Stl IIMss Uf IM Nigh D 34 CARL GARLTW/BWV I Need Your Lori G LEAM FREY/The Coe You Love ADS 35, 36 31 35 SIRYIy1R/Eye 4f The Tige EDDIE MMEY/SOakln' PD: Bob Saint ADDS 34, 36 SIPERTRMP/It's Mlnlng Apelt o M LIONEL RICHIE/Truly PETER TM Monkey STEVE MILLER BAND/Cool Mal< GABRIEL/Shock D 31 HALL 1 GATES/Maut. Rick Hunter GO DO'S/Get Up Md Go Music Director: SAGA/On TM Loose W DAN FULLBEIG/Missing You AIR The Nights Are.. 32 36 SUPPLY/Even ASIA/Tim Again PSYCHEDELIC FIRS/Goodbye 33 39 SHERIFF/You Remind Me PERSONS/Words MISSING L fe 4.1 I I MEN Al 5NK/Down Lino. DINGO R011164/Pr Irate A 44 STRAY CATS/Pock This Town 2 2 WJ/Sert Attack WRY MATH/bar Song FM MUSICRADIO W STEVE WIMWD/Vater le 6 3 ABC/TM look 41 lovelPrt g-FEEL/Bncing in Mori AIRS 14 MEN AT IRAK/Down Ober 3 4 ROSH/M. World Men Fir/Stan Ur Fall PAT MNATM/Shedoee Of The Nlghi D. C. A FLICK O SEAOIL/Space Apo Love Sang Washington, 4 5 MICHAEL OCOOMLD/I Keep Frgettln'... JUDAS PRIEST/You've Cot Mother lb PETER GABRIEL/Shock TM Monkey 1114/Ealnence Front 5 6 JURA CUAAR/Jock 4 Diane WALL If TAOOKI/MS lean Re010 SYLVIA/Nobody PD: Alan Burns GILL IIMCK/WMtche Gonne Do H II 7 LOGGINS E PONY/Don't FIgM It ROSA/TM Me/og Kid H 16 6 NIL DIAMORD/OsartllgHt RUSH/New Mr Id Men MD: Lou Simon M IS 9 GLENN FREY/TM One You Love NSB/Musen The Lines N D 10 COGNER E MARNES/Up Mere We Belay STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Want M My TAN TALK/Talk Telk 17 11 JOE JACKSON/Steppin' of 1 fLEEINIAO INC/Gypsy I ro Magic 7 I2 DULLY PMUW/I WI Alton Love Providence 1 AMERICA/You Con Do 6 13 SANTANNNold M 3 JACKSO BRIWM/Soee50d0'e Bony 14 la CMICAW/Nerd To Say IM Sorry MEN AT MIRK/Who Can It Be Met 5 16 15 FIEETMUA AMC/Gypsy 6 NE IL DIAHAND/Marti Igitt 24 16 BILLY JALL/Pressure 14 WJ/Mart Attack 19 II POINTER SISTERS/IM So Excited 12 CHICAGO/Lowe M Tomrro. I2 16 JACKSON RRUMIE/Somebody's Beoy 6 MICHAEL KAUN6LD/I rep Frgott in'... PD & MD: Todd Chase Closer 9 19 KIM CARNES/Voyeur IA 1 LINDA ROSTART/Get Love be Belong 23 DI HACLEEUIN/I Did It Fr 15 I CUCOAR 6 MINES/Up sere 14 21 I MI WEE IEGAMLD/I Keep For get, l n'... MW/Atha. " 9 l REU SPEEDWAAN/Swat Time FLEETWOOD MC/GYPOY 15 22 RANDY M ISNER/Nevr Been In Love II I PALL CARR/LK/I Need you N GLEIS FREY/The One You Love 22 23 SURRENDER/It". All Boon Done Be SOUTH You T I GLENN FREY/1M LM Ere loso chum NEIL DIANN/Heart, lg. Far Away, 26 24 PALL CARACK/I rod You PD: Jim Morrison 37 1 A FULAA OF SEAGDL/I RenlSo JUICE NEWTON/Break It TO No Gently 26 D CWEY HATCH/Hey [Donator D I TONI BASIL/Mickey 35 26 HALL 6 McCartney Toron to WJ/Art Attack On RTES/Maretr MD: Jeff 19 1 SANTRWNoIO LAURA BRAN IGAN/G irIs 32 27 WICAOI/Lwe M Tomorrow D I BILLY JOEL/Prosaure PD' J1171 Waters 36 26 Tell In' The Tri, I JACKSON BRUMM/Somebody's Roby T0R0(40/Stet H I I COCKER 6 MUMS/Up Mere b Belung " D I LAUD BMMIGAN/Glrle STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Want Me My 33 29 DHILLINACK/*,etch. 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M1nIng Orin 36 33 Ne 7 11 JACKS N BRtAIM/Somebody's Baby CIHCAD/Lwe Toerrw PATTI AUSTIN/Baby, Come To Ne 19 24 AMERICA/Too Can Do Magic MAID MASTER FAS/IM Messre 22 34 JACKSON IN141I1E/Sana6ody's Baby 12 12 REU SPEEDNAGON/Swat Time KENNY R GERS/A Song Love D meta FAUN/ l.4.Y.I bat A Beeutil ADS HALL 6 ATES/treater 16 IS E HARMS/Up be Beire e 36 35 STEVE MILLER BRAD/Cool Meglc =KEA tore D IONNE WRWIA/Nertr.akr IM JACKSON MDWM/Sorbody's Baby CHICAGO/Lore M Tomorrow 29 26 DW ANE KIANIA/Nertoreekr D 36 TUOI BASIL/Mickey 17 14 AMERICA/You Can Co Ma910 TOTO/Africa D 27 MALL 6 WIES/Naheair RUSH/New IM I O Mn SURVIVOR/American Heartbeat 15 RICHIE/Truly 39 37 MIL l MATES/Maneater 21 LIOEL Me Taroo, You 30 20 JEFFERSON 5100511/M AM Led), CHICAGO/love DM FUELBEREMisslng 14 38 DHLLIWACA/NOtcne Gonne 16 16 RICA SPR INGE 1EL0/1 Get Eno freu o CHICAGO/Lore No Tosrrw 0 29 DAN FOELBERG/Missing You BILLY JOL/Pressure 24 35 PAL ICCMTMY/TOO O1 Her 19 17 EVELYN KING/Love Cane Dom 140911G PICTURES/Whet About N 0 34 SISTERS/1'e So J0N2W OEM/Pas Jr STEVE MILLER BAD/Cool Mglc 6 POINTER Dolt. 33 44 POINTER SISTERS/l'. 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SPATES/Op Where Me -Belong H 11 1 ID STEEL NNW 9 I LOGGINS 8 PERRY/Don't Fight It 5 DAN FIAiLBERG/MIasing You BREEZE/You Don't Want MM Any 6 I1 MICHAEL IS PALL CAoR/I Need You MCWNALD/I Keep Frgettln'.. II MICHAEL MCOINALD/I II I WW/Athena 5 10 MICHAEL NCDONALD/1 Keep Keep Frgettln'... 13 12 RICK SPf1INGFIELD/I Forget/I,- H la II NEIL DIAuN0/IMartlight Get Excited 7 II M 1 12 JUE JACKSON/Steppin' Detroit II I JUAN JETT/Do You SFINTAM/Nola lam uut H 20 13 tanne Tooch M 6 12 ASIA/Only Time THE AM MUSIC DAN FOELBERG/Missing You M 20 13 All Tell 8°« STATMHI 16 I RUSH/Wee 16 12 CSiM/SOVTMrn BILLY JOEL/Pressure World M Cross 13 la le 9 TUTU/Mk. ABC/The Look Of LovelPrt 6 14 ASIA/Only Believe IB 1 KINO/Loved You 9 IS RES SFEEDMAGUN/S.eet II.. WI11 Tell 26 15 PAY By TIM 19 11 CHICAGO/Love Me Tomorrow BEMTAR/Sean.s Of The NIgM 19 14 IS 15 111114/Athena PD: Pat Holiday 12 1 CTCADI/Nerd To Say U. Sorry COCKER 8 AMIES/Up Where 24 16 M 0.108 at 15 DONALD FAGEN.,I.G.Y.INS.? A LAND BRAIIGAM/Giorle 16 21 16 DIANA ROSS/Muscles Beeulif 13 20 STEVE MILLER BMW/Abracadabra 15 LOGGIAS 8 PERRY/Don't Fight It 23 17 POINTER SISTERS/Om So 22 16 DAN FOQLBERG/Missing You MD: Rosalie Trombley Soo,. 17 21 SANTANA/Nold Co 17 16 SYLVIA/Nobody 17 17 PAUL CARRCK/I ISM, You 21 18 BILLY JOEL/Pressure 17 WW/Mena 3222 FLEETIIAO 20 17 19 16 CSEM/SoNKrn Cross MAC/Gypsy LAMA BRANIGAN/Glrla 18 22 19 wears 8 PERRY/Don't Fight a A FUCK OF SEAWL/I Rs115o For May/ n 13 I It LIOEL RICHIE/Truly 26 23 BILLY SQ11ER/Everybody limits You 24 16 JOE JACKSON/Steppin' Out H 2G 19 LINER RICHIE/Truly 12 20 TITO/Make Believe 10 19 QAATERFLASA/NIgM Shift 1 2 COCKER E MANES/Up Were M BBlwg 19 21 N 24 FRID0/I Know There's 24 SERVO/DR/Eye Of TM Tlgr 19 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Mort CO Any Someth 13 2, 21 HALL 6 DALES/Meneeter 20 COIICAOU/Hera To Say I'm Sorry 3 3 STEVE MILLER BAND/Abracadabra D 25 CHICAGO/Love M Tomerw 23 20 TONI BASIL/Mickey 23 21 RICK SPRINGFIELD/l'Gn Excited 26 22 GNALD FRAGEM/1.4.Y.I1Ma1 2N 21 LOGGIAS d PERRY/Don't Fight 11 4 4 MEN Al MIRK/MM Can It Be Sow? A Beau, l 25 21 25 22 DONALD FAUEN/I.0.0. 20 26 REO SPEEOWAGOM/SNeey TIM CHICAGO/Love M Tomorrow 1Ma1 A Beautl I 25 23 LINDA RWSIADI/Got Closer 25 22 COCKER d ANNES/Up Were M Belong 7 5 PATTI AUSTIN/Baby, Co.. To Me D 21 BILLY JOEL/Pressure OM NALL E CATES/MN1Mtr 26 23 POINTER SISTERS/1'. So Excited 30 11 23 NICCLETTE LASO/I 6 6 24 CLIFF RICHARD/TM Only May uut 27 Only Mot To Be WIT /EX DIARIO/YerilIghi 24 28 EDDIE MONEY/Think l's In Love D 23 IMAID PAGER/1.6.1.I0at A Beeet,? 24 CNICAW/Love Me Tomorrow D 25 STRAY CATS/Rock This Tom 0 24 C56M/Southern Goss 2 7 JON UAGAR/Jack d DAan. 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World DOINIE IRIS/lough World M 21 25 ONJ/learn Attack AIR SIPPLY/Young Love San Diego 29 26 STRAY CATS/Rock Thls Tom FICK/Steno Cr Fell TINITHY B. SGNIT/So Much In Love am radio 30 27 JOE JACKSN/Steepen' Out MVO COMBO/Too Lang Gone 20 26 JUICE NEWTON/Break It To M Gently DIVA ROSS/Muscly PD: Jeff Hunter D29 MALL 8 IATES/MMeatr PETER GABRIEL/Shock The Monkey MD: D 30 CSiN/Soothern Cross MISSING PERSONS/Destination Unknown Jim Richards TIMOTHY B. SCINIT/So Much In Love et 4 1 ONJ/Mari Attack 002001VIC/Amer Ican Heartbeat H 2 2 JOHN COUGAR/Jack 6 Deane AIMS DIOIE WAWICKAeeribreeKer DLNHA SURER/State Uf Ineependence M 3 3 LAURA BRARIDAN/Glrla SUPERTRAP/It's Mining Again 1 4 TUOI BASIL/Mickey DNI FOGELBERG/Missing You H 6 S LOGGINS 6 PERRY/Don't FIgM It H 9 6 COCKER d MOANS/Up Where We Belong ' DONALD FAGEN/I.G.Y.1Whet A BeauTil T 7 MEN Al MONK/Mo Ce It Be Mw? BILL MEDLEY/Filet Here MA ro. 10 6 rircieWD MAC/Gypsy SURVIVOR/Aerican bribe T 6 9 01000EL NCGIINLD/1 Karp Frgett in'... CHILLIWACK/Mlatche Glane GO WBBMAI96 13 10 M JAKSN/Steppin' Gut WINTER SISTERS/l'. So Eddied Cleveland -L II II STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Went Me Any CHICAGO/Lova Me Tomorrow PD: Buddy Scott PD: Bob Travis 12 12 STEVE MILLER BAM/Abracadabra l',Sii 21 U SYLVIA/Nobody MD: Steve Davis MD: Tom Jefferies P 15 14 WW/Athena KFMB-FM 27 IS HALL 8 WIES/Mastr COCKER E MANES/, H I Mere Me 1 LAINA BMWIGAWGioria Bslmg Los Angeles 102.7 16 16 ABC/TM Look Of Latrine, 2 MEN AT HICK/Mo Can It Be 2 2 MEN Al NARK/Woo Can It Be Nowt b7 23 17 CHICAGO/Lae M Tomorrow 3 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky 3 3 A FLO. or SEAWL/I MISo Far May, PD: Gerry De Francesco San Diego 24 16 POINTER SISTERS/Om So Excite 1 AMERICA/You H 4 4 NIL DIMMND/Heartllght Can Do MegIc 24 IS BILLY JDEL/Pr 5 A EOCK 1M SEAGUL/I CelSo Far Away, PD: 5 5 MICHAEL ICDOALD/I Keep Forgettln'... MD: Mike Schaefer Glen McCartney D 24 RILL CMRtACK/I Ned You H 6 WJ/Mart Attack 0 Cincinnati 6 6 GLENS FREY/TM Une You Lowe 21 RUH/New Ne l o M 1 7 FREY/TM MD: 7 GLENS Ere You Love Gene Knight 7 COCKER el WANES/Up Mere We Belong LAMM BNNIIGAN/Glria 29 22 AE IL DIAAU/Mart119ó1 LOGGINS 6 PERRY/Don't Fight Ir 6 6 JACKSON OALMN/Somebody's Baby 22 23 CHICAGO/Nerd To Say l'. Sorry 9 WW/Athena MEN AT NARK/NM Can It Be M.1 G'lo2 9 9 STRAY CATS/Rock Thls Tom AMERICA/You 25 24 TAVARE5/A Penny For Your Thou 10 JACKSON EVELYN KING/Love Co.. Down Can Do Magic PD: iO 10 EDDIE MAMEY/Shekln' BANN/Somebody's Baby 26 25 CLASH/Rock Jim Fox AE11A FRANKLIN/Jump To It NEIL DIAMWD/TMrtlight The Casaab H 1 11 Xi JACKSUM/Steppin' Let H II II AMERICA/You Can Do Meglc D 26 LIONEL RICHIE/Truly 12 JOE JACKSON/Steppin' Out FLEETOULO AMC/Gypsy MD: i2 12 NIL DIAMMD/Heartllght Tony Galluzzo L06105 d PERRY/Don't Fight . MICHAEL COCKER 027 DAN FUGENBERG/MIssIMg You 13 MICHEL MCDONALD/I Keep Frgettin'... 8 NARKS/Up Modre We 0010 9 13 13 SANTAM/MId NLWIELD/I bp Forge/IIn'... X, 28 On JUNI 8 Diane GLENN FRET/The 010M ROSS/Muscles 1 11 REU CWGMR/JKN One You Love GLENN FAEY/TM YOu is 14 FLEETMWD LAC/Gypsy SPEECAGON/Sept 11m D 29 (Am Lae JACKSON BRWNE/SoMody's MICHAEL 51R9IOR/AmerIc.n Mutbeat 1 IS SANTANA/Salo un Baby ICDINMLD/I Keep Fegett It'... MEN Al AMUI K S/Ey Can It BeM yor, 15 IS W U/ D 30 PAT M Me GLEAN FREY/The One You Love JOE JACKSON/Slepin' BEMTA/Saeao.s Of TM Night 1 16 REMAND MAC/Gypsy O0T ALAN 10 1M Sky H 16 16 BILLY »EL/Pressure H 2511 LAURA BRANICAN/Glela N IL 010100/Mcnllght MEN AT WICK/Mo Can It Be M.1 2 NOGGINS PEARL/perm 1.19Fight It 17 17 Ru91UM s MlooM.World M STRAY CATS/Pock Thls Tom JACKS. 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Hunter TOTO STEVE WINWOOD COCKER 6 WARNES SUPERTRAMP TAVARES (RA) 3WTIBIn9hemton, NY MEN AT WORK Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG ASIA WINSLOW PRINCE (rip) PAT BENATAR Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-1 STEPHANIE SUPERTRAMP PATTI AUSTIN SUPERTRAMP ROD STEWART (dp) Soon Michaeis Hottest: STRAY CATS Hottest: Hottest: VANITY STEVE WINWOOD LAURA BRANIGAN 2-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 7-3 6 Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN 10-1 SURVIVOR MICHAEL MCDONALD 3-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 TOTO SUPERTRAMP GLENN FREY 4-2 SYLVIA 12-6 GLENN FREY Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 3-7 ROD STEWART SANTANA 4-3 JOE JACKSON 2-2 DON HENLEY 2-1 DON HENLEY ONJ 7-4 TONI BASIL 13-8 CS&N FLEETWOOD MAC 2-I GLENN FREY 7-5 Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 8-4 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 5-3 PRINCE 11-6 ABC STEEL BREEZE 9-7 LAURA BRANIGAN 10-9 BILLY 18-13 GLENN FREY 5-3 SANTANA 9-8 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-1 JACKSON BROWNE 6-5 DONALD FAGEN 24-13 Hottest: JOEL FRIDA JOF JACKSON 11-8 CHICAGO 20-14 COCKER & WARNES 13-6 WCIRIBeckley. WV NEIL DIAMOND 13-12 TONI BASIL 5-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 7-6 HALL 6 OATES D-28 GLENN FREY 1-1 JUDAS PRIEST DONALD FAGEN D-23 LIONEL RICHIE 22-14 Hottest: PA Jlm Martln ONJ 7-3 STEEL BREEZE 11-10 PAUL CARRACK 25-20 WLAN-FMIL.ncaeter, OA WQUTIJohrron City, TN FLEETWOOD MAC 4-1 WZYDIFredMok, ND GLENN FREY 20-7 WBSOIAuprsee. DONNA SUMMER 73-21 WCGO/Columbus, GA A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 5-2 Dove Resell TONI BASIL KOOL & THE GANG 17-9 Bruce Stavano Jay ChrlWn BILLY JOEL 29-26 WPFMIPeneme City. FL Kemcsabl Joe Bob Raleigh ONJ 8-3 CLASH CHARLENE 6 WONDER DIANA ROSS 32-29 SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP Bishop/Lee COCKER 6 WARNES 20-9 DON HENLEY DON HENLEY KROKIShrwpoet LA SUPERTRAMP MEN AT WORK SUPERTRAMP TONI BASIL 18-13 SUPERTRAMP MEN AT WORK PAT BENATAR STEVE WINWOOD FMM/rallahweerk FL CHILLIWACK ROD STEWART HarrisOlFQeaer CHILLIWACK PAT BENATAR Hottest: SUPERTRAMP DON HENLEY SURVIVOR CHARLENE 6 WONDER SYLVIA SrodlIMRCay ABC I2FLY/Albony, NY LOGGINS 6 PERRY 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: ROD STEWART MOVING PICTURES DON HENLEY NEIL DIAMOND CHILLIWACK ONJ 10-5 COCKER 6 WARNES 2-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 3-I TOTO TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT STEVE WINWOOD Jeck Lawrence Hottest: GEORGE HATCHER BA (dp) JOE JACKSON 15-11 ABC 9-4 FLEETWOOD MAC 10-5 Hottest: Hottest: SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP SYLVIA 1-1 GLENN FREY 1-1 Hottest: SUPERTRAMP COCKER 6 WARNES 22-12 LIONEL RICHIE 17-5 CS&N 14-6 COCKER 6 WARNES 2-1 DON HENLEY (rip) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 17-2 CHICAGO 15-10 ONJ 5-2 MICHAEL MCDONALD 4-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 4-1 JEFFERSON STARSHI - CHICAGO 26-15 PAUL CARRACK 14-6 DONNA SUMMER TONI BASIL 7-1 CHICAGO 10-5 SANTANA GLENN FREY 6-2 DIONNE WARWICK POINTER SISTERS 19-10 LIONEL RICHIE 28-15 NEIL DIAMOND 9-4 8-4 KOOL 6 THE GANG FLEETWOOD MAC 5-2 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 7-5 Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 21-14 LIONEL RICHIE 26-11 STEEL BREEZE 15-7 CHARLENE 6 WONDER WPHDIBuf.lo. NY ONJ 9-6 ABC 12-7 MEN AT WORK 1-1 LINDA RONSTADT 23-19 KSET-FM)EI Peso. TX CS&N 23-15 REO SPEEDWAGON 14-9 FIX% (rip) Moore-PkmM° WERZIEsator, NH STEEL BREEZE 11-9 BILLY JOFL 11-9 FLEETWOOD MAC 4-2 Don Rivers CHILLIWACK DONALD FAGEN 22-1P NEIL DIAMOND 11-5 Scott MacKay WRQKIGreeneboro, SC Hottest: SHOOTING STAR WBCYIChrlotb, NC NC COCKER & WARNES 21-14 ICEHOUSE MARSHALL CRENSHAW SOUTH MEN AT WORK Wee Jonas GLENN FREY 5-1 WFUNFoyettevIlle. WALT/Flounce. AL JOE JACKSON 23-18 APRIL MINE Bob Kneen MICHAEL MOVING PICTURES SUPERTRAMP MCDONALD 1-3 Larry Cannon Ralph Cantal FRIDA DON HENLEY JOE JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG LIONEL RICHIE 26-20 K104/Erie, PA PARALLEL TWO SU PE RTDAMP SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP MOTELS DIONNE WARWICK ABC LAURA BRANIGAN 29-22 DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: SURVIVOR TONI BASIL CHILLIWACK BIN Shannon S UPERTRAMP DONNIE IRIS DON HENLEY 24-73 SUPERTRAMP RUSH 2-2 KENNY ROGERS KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: APRIL WINE TOTO LIONEL RICHIE ASIA 7901Houoton, TX EDDIE MONEY 12-8 JEFFERSON STARSHI TX MOVING PICTURES WHO 1-1 JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: KILFJOalveston. STEPHANIE WINSLOW CHARLENE 6 WONDER PIXX 2516 PAT BENATAR JUDAS PRIEST (dp) STRAY CATS 7-4 Hottest: John Lender CS&N 10-6 Scott Taylor TAVARES PAYOLA$ 27-21 Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAN (rip) SUPERTRAMP EDDIE MONEY I -I PAT BENATAR BILLY JOEL 8-5 SUPERTRAMP COCKER 6 WARNES 14-7 HALL 6 OATES PAUL CARRACK 10-P STEEL BREEZE 10-7 DONALD FAGEN 29-23 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 SUPERTRAMP APRIL WINE (rip) BILL MEDLEY ASIA JOE JACKSON 12-9 7-3 DONNA SUMMER (RA) CLASH 19-11 ONJ HALL 6 OATES Hottest: RUSH 12-9 CLASH DONNA SUMMER 19-13 Hottest: Hottest: JOE JACKSON 14-12 KTFMISrn Antonio. TX NEIL DIAMOND 13-9 CHILLIWACK GLENN PREY 1-1 Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 22-16 MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-1 SYLVIA 2-1 WPSTRrwnon. NJ ABC 27-23 Jos Nao. COCKER 6 WARNES 21-14 SHEENA EASTON COCKER & WARNES 8-2 TONI BASIL 4-2 TONI BASIL 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 24-15 CHEAP TRICK 7-3 Hottest: LOGGIAS S PERRY 10-6 COCKER & WARNES 5-3 Tom Taylor COCKER 6 WARNES 5-3 WCSCIChSNsatott SC LIONEL RICHIE 12-8 DON HENLEY AMERICA 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 27-16 WFBOIAItoona, PA LAURA BRANIGAN 4-4 GLENN FREY 14-9 STEEL BREEZE 15-9 MISSING PERSONS Chris Sdey WRVOIRkhnand, TV EVELYN KING 13-5 DONALD PAGEN 32-26 MISSING PERSONS NEIL DIAMOND 12-8 ABC 18-13 SURVIVOR 17-10 ROD STEWART Tony Booth CHARLENE 6 WONDER B SI Thome ONJ I1-6 LIONEL RICHIE 25-13 SUPERTRAMP GA S UPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP SYLVIA 18-8 WFO%Wakrv*o. CHILLIWACK ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG KC1011New Haven, CT DIONNE WARWICK STEVE WINWOOD COCKER 6 WARNES 21-11 Alan Du PRIOR( WXLKIRoenoke, VA PAT 94TYX/Jackeon, MS PRINCE COCKER 6 HORSES Denny Lyons Hottest: BENATAR Hottest: Ruas Brown DON HENLEY Jim Chick LIONEL RICHIE 24-1 Hottest: DONALD PAGEN SUPERTRAMP LOGGIAS 6 PERRY 1-1 GLENN PREY 1-1 KISRI Ft Smith AR SUPERTRAMP JOEL MOVING PICTURES YAZ 5-2 HALL 6 OATES KOOL 6 THE GANG DON HENLEY BILLY 2-2 DONNA SUMMER FLEETWOOD MAC 4-2 Rick Nay« LUTHER VANDROSS A FLOCK 11-5 SUPERTRAMP CLASH 26-14 DON HENLEY MEN AT WORK SUPERTRAMP OF SEAGUL DONALD FAGEN NEIL DIAMOND 8-4 DONNA SUMMER Hottest: TONI BASIL 19-15 SUPERTRAMP STRAY CATS NOVO COMBO CHARLENE 6 WONDER JOE JACKSON 18-10 COCKER & WAHNES 21-8 Hottest: GLENN FREY 2-1 JEFFERSON STARSHI MARVIN GAYE D-26 Hottest: SUPERTRAMP TOTO LAURA BRANIGAN STRAY CATS 24-14 JEFFREY STRAY CATS 13-9 MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-3 OSBORNE AMERICA 3-1 STEVE WINWOOD INKEN BRANDT ASIA LAURA BRANIGAN 11-7 NEIL DIAMOND 12-6 SURVIVOR KTSAISen Antonio, TX SANTANA 19-14 JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: WRCKIUtice,NY WDCGIOuriarn-Roltagh MOVING PICTURES PATTI AUSTIN D-9 COCKER 6 HARNES 15-7 LIONEL RICHIP Frank Welsh NC BILLY JOEL 20-15 Hottest: Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 7-1 Jlm Rohz HALL 6 OATES LIONEL RICHIE 24-15 CHICAGO 72-11 Randy Kabrkh STRAY CATS 26-20 FLEETWOOD MAC COCKER 6 WARNES 1-1 SAMMY HAGAR 5-3 Hottest: 5-1 HALL 6 OATES 28-24 CHARLENE 6 WONDER RUSH 27-23 DON HENLEY 8-4 SYLVIA 18-9 LIONEL RICHIE D-13 ASIA MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: SUPERTRAMP WFEA/Mench«ter, NH 1-1 SUPERTRAMP JOE JACKSON 20-10 LIONEL RICHIE 26-16 COCKER 6 WARNES D-21 SYLVIA 3-2 Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 4-1 hem. NC DIM/York, PA DON HENLEY Rio* Ryder WSELWInetor0S COCKER & WARNES 21-13 JEFFERSON STARSHI 33-25 DIONNE WARWICK D-25 COCKER & WARNES 10-7 MICHAEL MCDONALD 7-3 Don Steal. CHILLIWACK MICHAEL. MURPHEY 3-1 B ob Mahoney MEN AT WORK D-28 HALL 6 OATES D-33 DIONNE WARWICK GLENN PREY 14-9 ONJ 4-3 COCKER 6 WARNER 8-4 WYKSIOska.eIU. Hottest: MAC 12-8 FL COCKER 6 WARNES FAT LARRY'S BAND D-31 FLEETWOOD MAC 11-7 FLEETWOOD KENNY ROGERS FL SUPERTRAMP LOGGINS 6 PERRY 2-1 WOLFRaSahw«, Lou Pabldt HALL 6 OATES ONJ 16-9 KKOV/Wlohl. TX CHILLIWACK FLEETWOOD MAC 6-3 LIONEL RICHIE 14-8 RABBITT 6 GAYLE Fab, BSTINow Orleans. LA Brian Philp. MOVING PICTURES JOE JACKSON 17-10 TONI BASIL GLENN FREY 17-13 BILL MEDLEY Pam Day ROD STEWART (dp) Hottest: WDOQIDaytone Beech FL CARL CHARLENE & WONDER CS&N 15-13 BazooLpwtasu CARLTON DON HENLEY DONNIE IRIS (rip) Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 6-1 KX104/MIee1w11M, TN Rids Knight SUPERTRAMP TONI BASIL DONNA SUMMER CHILLIWACK (dp) STEEL BREEZE 70-14 MARVIN STRAY CATS GLENN PREY 3-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 7-5 GAYE B SHEENA EASTON SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP rysn Serpent 6 WONDER ONJ 7-5 SYLVIA 15-8 SUPERTRAMP CHARLENE Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: Hottest: WSPK1Poughltaapslo. NY DON HENLEY NEIL DIAMOND 13-6 AIR SUPPLY 19-13 JOE JACKSON SUPERTRAMP FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 BILLY SHIER MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 GLENN PREY 1-1 MELBA MOORE LOGGINS 6 PERRY 11-9 Jim Simonelli LAURA BRANIGAN 23-16 Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG NEIL DIAMOND 17-10 SUPERTRAMP GAP RAND 3-2 COCKER 6 WARNES 12-4 LIONEL RICHIE 6-1 PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: COCKER 4 WARNES 20-10 STRAY CATS CHILLIWACK DIANA ROSS 19-14 GLENN PREY 7-4 STEEL BREEZE 11-6 MEN AT WORK 5-4 Hottest: ABC MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 MOVING PICTURES WGUYIBsngor, ME PATTI AUSTIN 77-22 ONJ 13-8 DONALD FADEN 16-10 V100IChrleeton, WV COCKER 6 WARNES 8-5 PRINCE COCKER 6 WARNER 4-1 JEFFERSON STARSHI 31-2 3 COCKER 6 WARNES 11-4 LIONEL RICHIE 24-16 CSSN 29-2n SUPERTRAMP JIm Rsrdell GLENN FREY 14-10 ONJ 6-2 C56N 19-14 CHILLIWACK Hottest: Jay Jonds STACY LATTISAW TONI BASIL 21-14 EVELYN KING 9-4 CHICAGO 20-15 Z102)Sevenneh, GA CLASH COCKER 6 WARNES 5-1 WSFUNew Born. NC WHSL/Wilmington, NC PRINCE LIONEL RICHIE 24-5 LAURA BRANIGAN D-19 DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: GAP BAND 4-2 Kerr/Stork. Rendi Sommers MELBA MOORE BJ10610de do, FL A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 8-7 Dava Foster KENNY ROGERS GLENN FREY 6-1 LIONEL RICHIE 15-5 BILLY SOUIER SUPERTRAMP KNOE-FM/Monme, LA STRAY Hottest: A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 9-5 Dary MIOAM* LAURA BRANIGAN 19-1O ASIA CATS Hottest: CHICAGO 20-14 WFMFIBeton Rouge, LA CHARLENE 6 WONDER ROD HENLEY GLENN PREY 1-1 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 7-7 Larry Rhyme. STEWART DON EVELYN KING 2-1 LIONEL RICHIE COCKER & BARNES 3-2 LAURA BRANIGAN 16-9 Rloe/Wetklns PATTI AUSTIN HENRY PAUL BAND SUPERTRAMP MICHAEL MCDONALD 5-2 Hottest: WINWOOD PETER GABRIEL SYLVIA 10-5 JACKSON 19-14 KXXIOMBIrminghom. AL STEVE SUPERTRAMP Hottest: JOE CLASH 7-3 MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 SUPERTRAMP CHILLIWACK CS&N 15-11 Rocky ,krnes CHILLIWACK NOVO COMBO COCKER & WARNES 6-1 JEFFREY OSBORNE 17-12 DIANA ROSS 15-10 ONJ 14-8 DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: SUPERTRAMP JUDAS PRIEST LIONEL RICHIE 10-2 NEIL DIAMOND 15-9 Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN WTIC-FMR4srtford, CT TAVARES 30-16 HALL 6 OATES COCKER 6 WARNES 1-I ROBERT PLANT EVELYN KING 17-8 ONJ 2-1 WAEBIAIIentown. PA COCKER & WARNES 22-11 KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-2 TONI BASIL Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN 22-12 Mike Went LIONEL RICHIE 11-4 WIGY/Bsth, ME JOE JACKSON 71-16 LAURA ]BRANIGAN YAZ 6-3 DIONNE WARWICK FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 JEFFERSON STARSHI 29-20 Jeff Frank & WARNES LIONEL RICHIE WINO W/chell MOVING PICTURES COCKER 18-9 GLENN FREY 4-4 CLASH DONALD FADEN 23-16 DONALD FAGEN 21-17 STEVIE WONDER DIONNE WARWICK CK1011Cocoe Beech. FL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 14-7 DON HENLEY JEFFERSON STARSHI 27-18 HALL I OATES D-24 MOVING ABC KOOL 6 THE GANG SUPERTRAMP Mike Lowe MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-1 PICTURES MEN AT WORK 28-19 ROD STEWART Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 5-3 WSKVChottanoops. TN BILLY SHIER 29-22 NEIL DIAMOND 5-1 DONNIE IRIS PATTI AUSTIN W014/Norfolk, VA MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 COCKER & WARNES 4-1 JUICE NEWTON 9-6 DaMd Canon SYLVIA 2-2 ABC 10-5 Hottest: SUPERTRAMP CHICAGO 11-8 Bob Gnade GLENN FREY 4-3 WISEIA*1 MN, NC JEFFREY OSBORNE 9-6 COCKER 6 WARNES 13-7 FLEETWOOD MAC 4-1 Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 16-13 DON HENLEY COCKER 6 NASSES 14-5 KOOL 6 THE GANG John Steve« JOE JACKSON 15-8 JOE JACKSON 15-9 LAURA BRANIGAN 8-4 COCKER 6 WARNES 6-1 CHILLIWACK JOE JACKSON 19-11 6 WONDER DIONNE WARWICK 24-13 DIANA ROSS 26-22 CHICAGO 16-9 ONJ 9-5 KYSTIHouston, TX CHARLENE SUPERTRAMP LAURA BRANIGAN 29-17 TOTO RABBITT & GAYLE COCKER 6 WARNES 30-14 DIANA ROSS 27-22 Cat Simon Hottest: PAT SENATOR DON HENLEY D-28 PATTI AUSTIN A-29 CHILLIWACK TX Wend, NY NY GLENN FREY l -I WQILPMIAmedllo. SUPERTRAMP WBWLong WTRYIAlbeny, SCANDAL LIONEL RICHIE D-33 SUPERTRAMP COCKER 6 WARNES 7-3 Steve Stucker DON HENLEY BR Terry Bin Cahill WIKZ/ChsmberoMMp, GO GO'S PA HALL 6 OATES JOE JACKSON 17-9 SHEENA EASTON FMIOO/Memphis. TN Hottest: JEFFERSON C.S6N SUPERTRAMP Bill Matthews BILLY SHIER CHICAGO 16-11 STARSHI BILL CONTI MICHAEL, MCDONALD 1-1 Hottest: CHARLENE 6 WONDER Gerry Well Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 25-16 LIONEL RICHIE KOOL & THE GANG SYLVIA 10-6 MICHAEL MCDONALD 3-1 Hottest: SUPERTRAMP TONI BASIL 9-4 SUPERTRAMP DIONNE WARWICK GLENN FREY 11-9 MEN AT WORK 4-3 SYLVIA 13-8 ASIA SUPERTRAMP GLENN FREY 22-13 Hottest: Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT 12-10 ONJ 10-5 BILLY JOEL 17-11 MOVING PICTURES MOVING PICTURES EDDIE MONEY 30-18 WSSXICIad«ton. sC MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-I COCKER 6 WARNES I-1 LIONEL RICHIE 20-11 AMERICA 7-6 CHICAGO 16-12 ROD STEWART STEVE WINWOOD KC A SUNSHINE BAN 37-24 B N Mertln DONALD FAGEN 19-14 SYLVIA 19-10 STEEL JACKSON BROWNE 8-7 COCKER 6 WARNES 21-15 DON HENLEY Hottest: DON HEWLEY 40-40 BREEZE 22-18 NEIL DIAMOND 28-I1 DONALD FAGEN 29-26 CHILLIWACK GLENN FREY 2-1 WHHY-FM/Momgomsry, AL SUPERTRAMP TONI BASIL 29-23 CS&N 23-12 BILLY SYLVIA 12-7 HALL & OATES COCKER 6 WARNES 30-25 WHFMIRochestr. NY SHIER KZFMICorp« Christi. TX Merk St John DAN FOGELBERG 24-19 WYC I/Hsnoeer-Yrk, PA Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE 13-8 ROD STEWART Jockei Robbins Marc Cronin J.J. Randolph COCKER 6 WARNER 1-1 CHICAGO 17-11 SUPERTRAMP PETER GABRIEL KEEL-FM)Lubbock, TX CLASH ABC 13-6 DONALD FAGEN 19-13 TAVARES TOTO ABC Stan Castles DON HENLEY SUPERTRAMP RANDY MEISNER PAUL CARRACK 19-13 RABBITT 6 GAYLE Hottest: ABC PETER GABRIEL ROD STEWART TONI BASIL 22-17 OtWIMoble, AL KENNY ROGERS WHO 3-1 SUPERTRAMP RABBITT & GAYLE HENLEY STEVIE WONDER CHILLIWACK LIONEL RICHIE 25-20 Scott Griffith SURVIVOR TOTO 4-3 DON MOVING PICTURES DON HENLEY SUPERTRAMP Hottest: CS&N 14-10 DONNIE IRIS Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK WJBO/Portlend, ME DAN FOGELBERG MARVIN GAYE LIONEL RICHIE 30-1 38 SPECIAL 17-11 MOVING PICTURES DON HENLEY JEFFREY OSBORNE 19-12 DON HENLEY 26-17 MISSING PERSONS LOGGINS & PERRY 1-1 SUPERTRAMP Peul Connors CLASH 6 TONI BASIL 26-19 Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 5-4 Hottest: KOOL THE GANG CHARLENE 6 WONDER HALL I OATES 30-24 WTU(INew Orleans. LA LAURA BRANIGAN 17-9 GLENN FREY 3-1 CHILLIWACK SUPERTRAMP YAZ FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 PATTI AUSTIN D-29 BILLY 7-4 BILLY JOEL 16-11 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 7-2 SUPERTRAMP Hottest: Hottest: Gary Hendren JOEL GAP JOE JACKSON CHICAGO 21-15 FLEETWOOD MAC 5-4 SHEENA EASTON BAND 4-1 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 18-14 POINTER SISTERS 18-10 PAT BENATAR POINTER SISTERS 14-8 ONJ 4-3 WJDwJ«ioon. MS DAN POGELBERO DAN FOGELBERG 24-19 LIONEL RICHIE 27-21 DONNIE IRIS CHICAGO 18-10 DIANA LINDA ROHSTADT HALL 6 OATES 28-22 WIFIIPhll.dalphis. PA ROSS 15-8 BSI Crewe Hottest: CS6N 20-13 LIONEL RICHIE 17-10 KOOL 6 THE GANG LaurerrcrMRKay WRORIB«ton. MA GLENN FREY 6-1 COCKER 6 WARNEN 21-14 TONI BASIL 27-24 KENNY ROGERS PAUL MCCARTNEY KVOUlateyena, LA Gary Berkowitz FLEETWOOD MAC 7-4 CHILLIWACK SUPERTRAMP Philp Rankin ABC SUPERTRAMP Hottest: LOGGINS 6 PERRY 8-6 KHFI/Araet TX KZZB/Baeumont TX STEVE MILLER KOOL 6 BAND CHICAGO WHO 14-10 Mike Murphy GO GO'S FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 THE GANG JEFFERSON STARSHI DAN FOGELBERG STEEL BREEZE 20-17 Ed Volkr«n Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 16-6 CHILLIWACK Hottest: COCKER 6 WARNES 1-1 COCKER & WARNES - PAUL MCCARTNEY HALL 6 OATES JEFFREY OSBORNE ABC 25 15 THE FOLLOWING STATIONS LAURA BRANIGAN 1-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-7 STRAY CATS FASHION JEFFREY OSBORNE WKHIIOceen City, MD KARLA BONOFF SUPERTRAMP 26-17 COCKER 6 DID NOT REPORT BARNES 19-30 PATTI AUSTIN JEFFERSON DAN FOGELBERG GLENN FREY 3-3 LIONEL RICHIE 36-18 0 -FEEL THIS WEEK: RICHIE Jock Gillen STARSHI LIONEL 26-15 Notfeet: ABC TONI BASIL FLEETWOOD MAC 5-4 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 20-16 6-5 WZYPIHun.SMA AL FLEETWOOD GLENN FREY 3-1 SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP Hottest: JUICE NEWTON MAC 3-1 Q105/Tampa JCE JACKSON 24-20 GLENN FLEETWOOD MAC 9-3 KOOL 6 THE GANG PAT BENATAR MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 Scott Mitchell FREY 5-2 KBFM/McAllen-Brownsville COCKER 6 WARNES LAURA BRANIGAN 7-4 JEFFREY OSBORNE EVELYN KING A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 4-3 WNOK-FMIColumbis, SC 13-4 WKEE/Huntlngton, WV DIONNE WARWICK CHICAGO 10-7 LIONEL RICHIE 16-5 POCO JAMES ANDERSON GLENN FREY 7-4 Tom Andereon WGRD/Grand Rapids Wry Meier NEIL DIAMOND 8-6 STEVE WINWOOD Hoffeet: ONJ 6-5 TOTO JOE JACKSON 1S-11 WVIC/East Lansing Hottest: LOGGINS 6 PERRY 11-6 PAT BENATAR STEPHANIE WINSLOW TOTO CHICAGO 5-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND DAN FOGELBERG SUPERTRAMP 0101/Merdlsn, MS WHEB/Portsmouth BILLY SHIER PARALLEL THREE 10-2 DON HENLEY COIN 16-10 DONALD PAGEN 12-4 WARB-IFM/Mobil., AL JEFFERSON STARSHI Churft McCorotoy KFYR/Bismarck SUPERTRAMP LAURA BRANIGAN LINDA RONSTADT KOOL 6 THE GANG 27-21 LIONEL RICHIE 74-13 ROD STEWART DONALD PAGER 34-25 Blaine Kell.0 SCANDAL MISSING PERSONS CHILLIWACK KQWB/Fargo 16X11./Perkerobur8 WV HALL I OATES D-15 DON HENLEY HALL 6 OATES 40-32 CHILLIWACK KOO1. 6 THE GANG Hottest: DON HENLEY WBWB/Bloomington KOOL 6 THE GANG Pool DBMS. SHEENA EASTON FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 SUPERTRAMP KITY/Sen Antonio, TX DON HENLEY SHEENA EASTON CNARLENE WOMP-FM/Beil.lre, ON SUPERTRAMP GLENN FREY 2-2 MOTELS KWTO-FM/Springfield 6 WONDER John Steele SUPERTRAMP Hottest: ASIA McKenzie DIANA ROSS Hottest: LOGGINS 6 PERRY 3-3 Hottest: STEEL BREEZE 2-1 COCKER TOTO DONNA SUMMER COCKER 6 WARNES JACKSON BROWNE 2-1 STEEL BREEZE 4-4 & WARNES 1-1 SYLVIA 4-2 S UPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP CHILLIWACK CLASH LOGGINS 6 PERRY 12-7 NEIL DIAMOND 13-6 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 ONJ 3-3 JOHN COUGAR ASIA FR IDA JUDAS PRIEST COCKER 6 WARNES 22-14 ONJ 5-4 THE FOLLOWING STATIONS LAURA BRANIGAN 10-4 FL FLEETWOOD MAC FI101 STACY LATTISAW Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 25-19 Y103/JeeksonvIde, CHICAGO 6-6 COCKER & WARNER REPORTED FROZEN 6-5 Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PRINCE MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 DONALD PAGEN D-31 Robert John CS&N 14-9 A CSAN 3-1 JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE FLEETWOOD MAC 3-2 PLAYLIST THIS WEEK: WKFNSBynwoe, NY AL SURVIVOR 14-5 Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK LOGGIAS 6 PERRY 9-6 WOKI/Knoxville, TN HALL & OATES 0104/0sdsden. John Carucci RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-9 TONI BASIL I-1 A SHEENA EASTON GRAND MUSTER FLAB FLOCK OF SEAGUL 10-7 Gary Adkins Leo Davis WGCUCIeveland RABBITT 6 GAYLE 23-18 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 4-2 Hottest: CHICAGO 18-13 Hottest: SUPERTRAMP WMEE/Ft. STRAY CATS 38-22 GLENN PREY 11-5 MEN AT WORK COCKER c WARNER 1-1 SUPERTRAMP Wayne PETER GABRIEL 2-2 SUPERTRAMP COCKER 6 WARNER 13-6 DOLLY PARTON 4-3 WAMS-FMKìnraMS.. SC SYLVIA 6-4 TOTO KTRS/Casper FR IDA TOTO OK100/Ithace, NY WHO 16-9 ALAN PARSONS 9-4 CHICAGO 9-7 DON HENLEY DON HENLEY Rod Mot. PATTI AUSTIN DIONNE WARWICK 13-8 CHILLIWACK Jeff O'Brien KIM CARNES 14-7 6 CLASH PA KOOL THE GANG DONALD FAGEN 17-13 Hottest: WSQVWullsmaport D ON HENLEY Note: WROR/Boston SHOOTING STAR CHILLIWACK SYLVIA 2-1 SUPERTRAMP Frank Bell KKYK/Utde Rock, AR SUPERTRAMP APRIL WINE Hottest: HALL 6 OATES TOTO COCKER 6 WARNES 3-2 is now a P-2 reporter. ALAN PARSONS 3-1 David Asen Rom JUDAS PRIEST LIONEL JOHN COUGAR SUPERTRAMP MOVING PICTURES Hottest: RICHIE 4-3 SYLVIA 20-16 CHARLENE & WONDER ROD STEWART IRIS JEFFREY OSBORNE 5-4 LOUGINS 6 PERRY DONNIE COCKER 6 WARNES 3-1 STRAY CATS 23-17 Hottest: NM AT WORK NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: STEEL BREEZE 10-7 SURVIVOR 34-23 JOE JACKSON 15-11 MELISSA MANCHF.STE 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 CHICAGO 17-13 HALL 6 OATES D-28 SURVIVOR 10-3 WHO 1-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 GLENN PREY 5-3 NEIL DIAMOND 26-19 LOGGINS & PERRY 8-4 RUSH 7-4 JACKSON BROWNE 5-4 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 8-5 LAURA BRANIGAN 37-26 STEEL BREEZE 12-8 BILLY JOEL 9-5 FLEETWOOD MAC 9-5 FLEETWOOD MAC 10-6 DONNIE IRIS 20-14 STEEL BREEZE 10-7 GLENN PREY 11-9 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 13-9 JOE JACKSON 13-8 ONJ 13 -In

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MIDWEST U93/South Bend, IN W NAMIAppleton-Oshkosh KKLS/Rapid City, SD KKFM/Colorado Springs KSKDISalem, OR KENIIAnchorage, AK J.K. Dearing Chris Caine Sherwin/Piper WEST Jack Hamilton Len E. Mitchell Williams -Denman PARALLEL TWO NEIL DIAMOND SUPERTRAMP CHILLIWACK HALL & OATES DON HENLEY JEFFREY OSBORNE ASIA PARALLEL TWO Hottest: PAT BENATAR CHICAGO CHILLIWACK CHILLIWACK PETER GABRIEL SUPERTRAMP 6 DONNA SUMMER 0 -FEEL (dp) SHEENA EASTON 92X/Columbus, OH COCKER WARNE£ 2-1 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 3-2 BILLY SOUIER FM102)Sacramento, CA Hottest: TALK TALK (dp) STEVE MILLER BAND MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-1 Teri Nutter ONJ 6-3 DON HENLEY LOGGINS I PERRY 1-1 SUPERTRAMP (dp) SCANDAL FLEETWOOD Manders/Preston CS&N MICHAEL MCDONALD 11-5 DIANA ROSS MAC 6-2 BILLY JOEL 3-3 TAXXI (dp) FRI DA RUSH 10-6 DONALD FAGEN AMERICA 13-9 Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK SANTANA 4-4 MOVING PICTURES (RA) SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP JOE JACKSON 2-1 CS&N 12-7 Hottest: RUSH 7-5 Hottest: Hottest: DAN Hottest: WEBC/Duluth, MN LAURA BRANIGAN 23-13 FOGELBERG 27-20 MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 COCKER & WARNES 17-7 ONJ 3-1 TOTO 3-1 CHICAGO 24-14 FLEETWOOD TONI BASIL MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 Pat MAC 7-2 16-6 LOGGINS i PERRY 5-2 Puchella DONALD FAGEN KKRC-FMISioux Falls, SD KKXXIBskersfieid, MEN AT WORK 2-2 30-20 COCKER & WARNES 13-7 CA SYLVIA 18-10 GLENN FREY 7-3 JEFFREY A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 14-9 LAURA BRANIGAN OSBORNE 29-23 Dan Kieley JOE JACKSON 20-17 Squires-Deroo NEIL DIAMOND 27-21 JUICE NEWTON 9-4 BILLY COCKER & WARNES 16-10 LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE 22-18 SQUIER 30-23 SYLVIA 15-11 ONJ SUPERTRAMP WNAPIIndisnspolis, IN SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP 15-11 LIONEL Hottest: Larry Mago RICHIE K96/Provo, UT CHILLIWACK KYNO-FM/Fresno, CA KGHO/Hoquiam, WA BILLY SQUIER COCKER FLEETWOOD MAC 3-1 GentrylMcCoy & WARNES W alkerfDavis Powers-Larson KEYN-FMIWlchlta, KN BILLY JOEL JEFFERSON STARSHI Hottest: TeybrIPearnten ONJ 12-6 NEIL DIAMOND 13-8 NEIL DIAMOND DIANA ROSS LAURA BRANIGAN JOE JACKSON 2-1 KOOL & THE GANG SUPERTRAMP Hottest:. TONI LIONEL RICHIE CS&N 20-14 WHO HALL & OATES BASIL 11-2 JEFFERSON STARSHI CHARLENE & WONDER SUPERTRAMP CHICAGO 24-16 JOE JACKSON GLENN FREY 2-1 ABC CS&N 14-6 DIONNE WARWICK MEN AT WORK FLEETWOOD DON HENLEY SUPERTRAMP MAC 4-2 Hottest: PAT BENATAR 22-11 KENNY ROGERS DONNIE IRIS LOGGINS & PERRY Hottest: DIANA ROSS WHOTIYoungstown, OH Hottest: 6-4 LOGGINS & PERRY 14-2 STRAY CATS D-23 PETER GABRIEL CS&N 15-10 EVELYN DIONNE WARWICK Thompson MEN AT WORK 3-1 COCKER & WARNES 21-9 KING 1-1 MOVING PICTURES Dick STRAY CATS 17-13 ONJ 4-2 STRAY CATS JACKSON BROWNE 5-3 JOE JACKSON 18-12 KLUCILas Vegas, NV TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Hottest: TONI BASIL MICHAEL MCDONALD 7-4 CHICAGO 24-14 Randy Lunquist DIANA ROSS 5-3 Hottest: AMERICA KKXL-FMIGrand Forks, ND GLENN FREY 11-7 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 DIANA ROSS 9-6 LIONEL RICHIE 23-18 TONI BASIL 3-1 SURVIVOR MEN AT GLENN FREY 4-2 DAN FOGELBERG SANTANA 13-10 Garry Leigh WORK 13-8 CHICAGO 5-2 CHILLIWACK NEIL DIAMOND 11-7 SURVIVOR KBBK/Boise, ID BILLY SQUIER 10-5 WYFM/Youngstown, OH SUPERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP COCKER & WARNES 16-10 Hottest: KYYXISeettN, WA POINTER SISTERS 15-8 LIONEL RICHIE Bob Lee LAURA BRANIGAN LINDA RONSTADT 18-13 GLENN FREY 5-1 Jeff Tobin EMn Ichiysme DON HENLEY 30-23 NEIL DIAMOND 14-10 Hottest: DON HENLEY Hottest: MICHAEL KIIK/Davenport, IA STEEL BREEZE 20-14 JACKSON BROWNE MCDONALD 1-1 SCANDAL MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-1 SUPERTRAMP KIST/Santa Barbara, CA GLENN FREY A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 6-3 CHILLIWACK COCKER & WARNES 14-8 WALL OF VOODOO Jim O'Hara CS&N 24-16 Scotty Johnson LAURA BRANIGAN 25-17 Hottest: COCKER & WARNES 7-5 SUPERTRAMP STEEL BREEZE 12-9 FLASH IN THE PAN LOGGINS & PERRY 10-7 DONALD FAGEN Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG MEN AT WORK 1-1 TALK TALK 24-15 LAURA BRANIGAN STRAY CATS 13-9 JOE. JACKSON 21-16 CLASH 4-1 MOVING PICTURES WIKSIIndianapolis, IN COCKER & WARNES 4-3 JEFFREY OSBORNE PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: STRAY CATS 5-4 LIONEL RICHIE AMERICA 9-6 SUPERTRAMP Jay Stevens KNBQ/Tacoma, Q -FEEL 16-9 KENNY JOAN JETT 16-7 KRNA/Iowa City, IA GLENN FREY 2-1 WA CHILLIWACK ROGERS PETER GABRIEL 21-10 SURVIVOR DON HENLEY A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 15-10 FLEETWOOD MAC 4-2 Bryan -Roberts LIONEL RICHIE Jeff Harmon NEIL DIAMOND 7-5 RUSH 19-11 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT JOHN COUGAR Hottest: SUPERTRAMP WZOKIRockford, IL SYLVIA 8-6 BILLY SQUIER MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 HALL & OATES ASIA Y94/Fresno, JEFFERSON STARSHI CHICAGO 9-7 SUPERTRAMP CA FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 LOGGINS & PERRY Tim Fox FRI DA TALK TALK Hottest: Hottest: SUPERTRAMP John McCorkle A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 5-3 Angeles, CA DIONNE WARWICK FLEETWOOD MAC 5-1 ALAN PARSONS 2-1 LAURA BRANIGAN CHILLIWACK KFIILos TONI BASIL 12-4 SUPERTRAMP CHILLIWACK Hottest: JOE JACKSON 20-15 COCKER & WARNES 11-5 MEN AT WORK 4-3 MEN AT WORK (dp) Steve LaBeau BILLY KOOL & THE GANG MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-1 CSiN 15-6 MICHAEL MCDONALD 5-4 SOUIER ROD STEWART (dp) CHARLENE & WONDER TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT AMERICA 4-2 KKAZ/Cheyenne, WY JOE JACKSON 14-7 LOGGINS & PERRY 8-5 Hottest: Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: ONJ 5-3 DIONNE WARWICK 20-13 AMERICA 12-9 FLEETWOOD MAC 4-1 LOGGINS & PERRY 1-1 Phil McKay DON HENLEY LOGGINS & PERRY 1-1 COCKER & WARNES 11-7 LOGGINS & PERRY 6-3 GLENN FREY 6-3 SHEENA EASTON GLENN FREY 2-2 GLENN FREY 12-9 DONNIE KIOA/Des Moines, IA WJZO/Jackson, MI GLENN FREY 8-4 TONI BASIL 7-4 IRIS A FLOCK OP SEAGUL 11-8 SUPERTRAMP COCKER & WARNES 14-4 LIONEL RICHIE A.W. Pantoja Ryan -Cheeks ONJ 9-6 ONJ 12-9 PATTI AUSTIN CHICAGO 17-10 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT COCKER & WARNES 21-12 Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT 20-14 SUPERTRAMP TOTO BILLY IDOL (dp) PARALLEL THREE LAURA BRANIGAN 2-1 Hottest: TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT BILLY SQUIER WZZR/Grand Rapids, MI KWLOIWaterloo, IA EVELYN KING 7-5 K0931Modesto, CA GLENN FREY 2-1 RABBITT & GAYLE DON HENLEY Don Schueller Drew Bentley COCKER SHEENA EASTON ROD STEWART & WARNES 18-12 AushamMain KBIM/Roswell, MN AMERICA 6-3 TAVARES 20-13 FLEETWOOD MAC 10-6 Hottest: Hottest: TOTO FRIDA LIONEL RICHIE 28-22 LAURA BRANIGAN Harry Dierks REO SPEEDWAGON MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 EDDIE MONEY 3-1 SUPERTRAMP 15-8 DON HENLEY LIONEL RICHIE RUSH GLENN FREY 6-2 STEEL BREEZE 14-9 Hottest: ASIA 27-19 STEVE MILLER BAND KGGIIRiverside-S. Bem. SUPERTRAMP FLEETWOOD MAC 7-3 BILLY SQUIER A-10 COCKER & WARNES 4-1 MISSING PERSONS DIANA ROSS TOTO KOZE/Lewiston, ID NEIL DIAMOND 8-4 BILLY JOEL 22-14 SUPERTRAMP JOHN COUGAR 5-2 Steve O'Neil Hottest:' BILLY SQUIER COCKER & WARNES DON HENLEY A-15 NEIL DIAMOND 7-5 DONNIE IRIS Jay McCall 18-10 Hottest: SUPERTRAMP COCKER & WARNES 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 JOE JACKSON 10-6 SYLVIA 5-3 SUPERTRAMP KMGKIDes Moines, IA TOTO JUDAS BILLY SOUIER W KAUTAppleton-Oshkosh SANTANA 5-2 CS&N 17-12 STEEL BREEZE 6-4 IEST Hottest: Hottest,PR SUPERTRAMP Meched Stone STEEL BREEZE 10-9 MICHAEL MCDONALD DIANA ROSS 23-13 STEVE WINWOOD Ross -Allen 2-1 GLENN FREY 2-1 LOGGINS & PERRY 14-13 KYTNIGrend Forks, ND AMERICA 4-2 DON HENLEY DOWNIE IRIS DONALD FAGEN 25-24 LOGGINS & PERRY 6-3 SUPERTRAMP J.J. Bouley FLEETWOOD MAC 6-3 KQMQ/Honolulu, HI JEFFREY OSBORNE FIXX COCKER & WARNES 13-7 TOTO GLENN FREY 7-4 Austin Vali Hottest: PETER GABRIEL Z104/Madison, WI SUP ERTRAMP ONJ 14-8 CHILLIWACK EVELYN KING 20-14 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 TIMOTHY DAN FOGELBERG CHICAGO 15-9 B. SCHMIT PAT BENATAR Little Hudson HALL & OATES CS&N 10-4 PAT BENATAR MISSING PERSONS DON CHARLENE & WONDER HENLEY (dp) CHILLIWACK KHOP/Modesto-Stock ton KCBN/Reno, NV COCKER & WARNES 14-6 DON HENLEY Hottest: ROD STEWART CLASH TONI BASIL 18-8 CLASH DON HENLEY David Kraham GLENN FREY 2-1 SUPERTRAMP TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Jim O'Neal CHICAGO 19-13 Hottest: ASIA Hottest: A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 5-4 SUPERTRAMP TALK TALK A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 3-1 CHARLENE & WONDER LOGGINS & PERRY 7-1 SYLVIA 14-8 TONI BASIL TOTO MARVIN GAYE KSLY/San Luis Obispo RUSH 5-2 -DON HENLEY GLENN FREY P-2 CHICAGO 23-14 Hottest: KOOL i THE GANG STRAY CATS 10-4 KOOL & THE GANG SUPERTRAMP Don Potter MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-7 BILLY JOEL 24-16 COCKER & WARNES 2-1 GO BILLY JOEL DON HENLEY Hottest: STRAY CATS 14-8 GLENN FREY 6-3 20-14 CLASH BILLY SQUIER LAURA BRANIGAN CS&N 19-15 LOGGINS & PERRY 1-1 TONI BASIL 17-10 WKDDIAkron, OH LOGGINS & PERRY 5-4 CHILLIWACK SUPERTRAMP BILL CONTI WHO 8-6 ONJ 15-11 KOFM/Oklahoma City, Patrick Hottest: Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN OK Matt REO SPEEDWAGON 10-8 IN STRAY CATS 17-14 WAZY-FM/Lafayette, COCKER & WARNES 2-1 TONI BASIL 1-1 RABBITT & GAYLE Dave Duquesne COCKER & WARNES 21-17 DIANA ROSS Bob Leonard GAP BAND 4-2 SUPERTRAMP NEIL DIAMOND 9-3 CHICAGO 22-18 ROD STEWART CSIN CHICAGO 5-3 KENNY ROGERS PARALLEL THREE DIONNE WARWICK 13-6 Hottest: TOTO JOE CARL CARLTON 6-4 NEIL LIONEL RICHIE CHILLIWACK JACKSON 19-10 KCDQ/Bozeman, MT DIAMOND 1-1 ABC LAURA BRANIGAN LIONEL RICHIE 22-9 COCKER & WARNES Hottest: DON HENLEY 30-19 6-3 Hottest: Greg Williams CS&N 16-12 NEIL DIAMOND 1-1 SUPERTRAMP GLENN FREY 1-1 99KG/Saline, KS KRQITucson, AZ CHICAGO 18-13 GLENN FREY 5-2 Hottest: KIDD/Monterey, CA SUPERTRAMP STEEL BREEZE 4-2 Guy Zapoleon LIONEL RICHIE 27-18 FLEETWOOD MAC 6-3 Denny Coliler LOGGINS & PERRY 3-1 Barry Brown KOOL & THE GANG CHICAGO 12-8 COCKER & WARNES 10-7 COCKER & WARNES 16-9 PRINCE WHO 14-10 Hottest: SUPERTRAMP NEIL DIAMOND KTRSICasper, WY DONALD FAGEN 23-15 JOE JACKSON 18-14 FLIRTS DONALD MICHAEL Hottest: CHILLIWACK FAGEN 15-13 MCDONALD 1-1 LAURA BRANIGAN 19-15 KENNY ROGERS SearslFoxx KQKQ/Omaha, NB LOGGINS 6 PERRY 3-3 MEN AT WORK 2-1 SUPERTRAMP CHICAGO 20-16 ADAM ANT BILLY IDOL COCKER I WARNES 10-6 A FLOCK OF SFAGUL 7-2 DONNIE IRIS Hottest: Mark Evans WKDQIEvansville, IN FLEETWOOD Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 SYLVIA 27-10 IL MAC 11-7 YOUNG & SIMON WCIL-FM/Carbondale, ALAN PARSONS 1-1 SUPERTRAMP Hobbs -Payne TONI BASIL 13-11 EVELYN KING 13-8 SCANDAL COCKER & WARNES 2-2 Tony Wsitekus STRAY CATS 9-3 DIONNE WARWICK NEIL DIAMOND 19-11 Hottest: GLENN FREY 10-10 ABC JOE JACKSON 10-4 STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: D93/Dubuque, IA SUPERTRAMP FLEETWOOD MAC 4-1 11-I1 HALL & GATES KIK I/Honolulu, HI ONJ 17-11 JOE JACKSON 16-16 COCKER & WARNES Steve Sesterhenn & COCKER & 8-1 DIONNE HALL OATES TOTO D-18 WARNES 11-7 ONJ 6-3 WARWICK Michael Shishido DIONNE WARWICK DON HENLEY LIONEL RICHIE 24-19 KYYAIBillings, MT TONI BASIL DONNA SUMMER HALL & OATES 11-5 GO GO'S DIANA ROSS KRSP/Salt Lake City 34-31 FLEETWOOD MAC SUPERTRAMP DON HENLEY PAT BENATAR D-35 Jeck Bell 9-6 Hottest: TOTO SYLVIA 17-14 DONNIE IRIS Hottest: CHOCOLATE MILK LorraineWinnegsr FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 DON CHARLENE & WONDER HENLEY ZAPP D-1 HEADPINS KDZAIPueblo, CO COCKER & WARNES 8-3 FRIDA CHILLIWACK COCKER & WARNES SUPERTRAMP KRAVITuIse, OK TONI BASIL 3-2 Rip NEIL DIAMOND 9-6 Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG CSIN Avila TOTO Reynolds YAZ 8-4 Gary JOE JACKSON 10-B STEEL BREEZE 1.1-9 MELBA MOORE STRAY CATS CHILLIWACK COCKER & WARNES 26-8 SUPERTRAMP CHICAGO 18-11 WHO 12-10 KAPONO SURVIVOR Hottest: JOE JACKSON JONES & STANLEY 16-10 ABC STEVE MILLER BAND SUPERTRAMP STRAY CATS 25-18 Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN ONJ 2-1 WKFRIKalamazoo, MI SURVIVOR Hottest: LOGGINS & PERRY 8-4 Hottest: 26-20 WRKRIRacine, WI TONI BASIL 1-1 MOVING PICTURES LAURA MICHAEL MCDONALD 3-1 NEIL DIAMOND 9-6 COCKER & WARNES 2-1 Swart -Chapman BRANIGAN D-22 ISONEL RICHIE 10-2 Hottest, Steve Warren EVELYN TONI BASIL 4-2 TONI BASIL 12-7 GLENN FREY 3-3 KING 12-9 MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 SUPERTRAMP FLEETWOOD MAC 6-5 14-9 FLEETWOOD KDWITopeke, KN DIANA ROSS 23-16 i GLENN FREY MAC 6-4 SUPERTRAMP ONJ 9-6 COCKER WARNES 4-2 NEIL Hottest: COCKER & WARNES 26-22 DIAMOND 12-7 Tony Stewart ABC BRANIGAN 28-15 GLENN FREY 5-4 LIONEL FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 LAURA RICHIE D-18 'STRAY CATS KJRB/Spokane, WA FLEETWOOD MAC 11-5 LOGGINS & PERRY 6-2 SUPERTRAMP SYLVIA 9-6 NEIL DIAMOND 11-5 JEFFREY OSBORNE KSTT/Davenport IA LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: Suds Coleman ONJ 16-8 LAURA BRANIGAN Bill Young JOHN COUGAR 1-1 PAUL CARRACK 14-9 TONI BASIL BABBITT & GAYLE CHICAGO 23-11 Hottest: CHARLENE WONDER JEFFERSON STARSHI SURVIVOR 25-14 & WMEE1Fort Wayne, IN ONJ 3-1 TOTO SUPERTRAMP TONI BASIL NEIL DIAMOND 4-2 24-15 HALL & OATES John Curry DIONNE WARWICK 37-27 QUARTERFLASH KENNY ROGERS COCKER & WARNES 10-6 SUPERTRAMP LAURA BRANIGAN CHICAGO Hottest: Hottest: 11-7 WSPT/Stevens Point WI DIONNE WARWICK COCKER & WARNES COCKER & WARNES A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 12-8 2-1 2-1 Brad Fuhr CHICAGO 14-5 CHICAGO ABC 9-5 GOLDEN EARRING NEIL DIAMOND 12-1 CS&N 18-6 KFMZ/Columbia. MO S L OERTRAMP SUPERTRAMP LIONEL RICHIE 23-17 DIONNE WARWICK 26-16 Steve Graziano ASIA DONNA SUMMER DONALD FAGEN CHILL 'ACK 24-18 KZ93/Peoria, IL Hottest: SUPERTRAMP MICHAEL MCDONALD TOTO 1-1 KIND Hottest: Keith Edwards STEEL BREEZE 9-9 DON HENLEY COCKER & hnRNES 1-1 GAP RAND 10-10 ASIA SUPERTRAMP TONI BASIL 10-2 COCKER & WARNES 20-20 TOTO LAURA BRANIGAN FLEETWOOD MAC 5-3 DONALD FAGEN 26-26 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL HALL & OATES NEIL DIAMOND 7-4 Hottest: DON HENLEY CS&N 19-10 BILLY SQUIER CSIN 5-1 MOVING PICTURES PAUL CARRACK 11-5 Hottest: BILLY JOEL 13-7 GLENN FREY 4-1 DONALD FAGEN 17-11 LOGGINS & PERRY 5-2 MISSING PERSONS 22-16 STEEL BREEZE 7-3 COCKER & WARNES 12-7 CHICAGO 17-8

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MEN a-3 6 FOX D93 an MOCO 1-2 a080 CHILLRNACK CROSBY, STILLS 8 NASH LY o RO 1-31-9 KRMA 7-4 MEry1 11-16 MLS 6-116 3MT B -l3 MM 10-8 MCSC 6-17 6 -II Whatcha... (Millennium/RCA Southern Cross (Atlantic) wPST 23-18 6N6P-2 KING e1-11 6-.4 -11 X66, 8-14 MRLV -21 M3bN1. d-25 K% W88.4 9-10 8888662 9-11 .102 3-14 LP: Opus X LP: Deylight Again 0104 1n-27 R6K0 16-6 *MG CNLM 17-19 MNOKM 2-1 956GE 5 -II OYCR on KLUC on BEO 3-7 X 3-5 14KR2M 20-22 KRO 18-15 KENT 31-32 wGCI B-8 66oran %NAD 7-10 178/4 81% K104 31-28 KOKO 1-1 KG. 3-1 0102 17-14 MCGO 5-7 RegIonal 90143 41% Ns= NÉaPyo,aay MKEL 31-27 10K1 1-1 K6LY 21-17 MKT( 12-15 M.LR 7-10 MISE 11-21 Reach UP 6 155 PARALLELS® K IBT 12-4 MKPP 10-17 MELK 2-7 F 508 DEBUTS C°rl81í DEBUTS 1 1ceN MB. MEC 5-7 0P. 8-12 456 26 8.3 SAME 13 KOLA e-4-38 2I0A 3-7 MXix 18-29 ( NiAJ M D OM 3 3-12 óDDSDO. 4 ADDS 790 3-1 KYYA 12-7 O AR1 KING 11-6 199 4-5 ñew 25%81M KYST 9-4 Mar «CDO 17-14 KII6E. 3-8 01 8-12 MLF 4-11 M 19-15 KOLE 1P -B KI00 2-8 IKOV 4-9 BKOV 3-5 in markets that are format dominant K FRC 9-4 8-15 Parallel I: Selected stations major K TSA o 14010 36-32 1.2111181 8-12 RSELE. CK101 0 YO d-27 X106 20-10 8100 2-9 14-21 KZM MOVY 17-12 WOK 7-12 ROI.M MB00 0 5101 on MABfiPM 16-12 and/or exert a significant national influence. }2-19 KCNR 6-7 K00 LPM 5-7 l211-24 2104 l-1 KX101 a GIlmO 20-13 KRO 5-2 KUMÑ2-9 MKAU 12-23 a08M Parallel Il: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format 5-9 I;P 112 1-19 R6 3-6 1MY2 g 0MV1. ]0-16 es0 a significant local or regional influence. This parallel MMP 5-3 MOKn a 0104 a MARY 27-16 dominant and/or exert K YTM 6-10 NMEL I5-15 1IBEMM a0 -3e MBFL a 956GP on BC 27-26 0102 8-6 MJ00 23-19 for 5 -II may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify parallel 50100 14-20 K9XLM 960 on WO. KO% on BEBm 29-28 02105 3 17-14 MALZ d-36 PAT BENATAR 15-26 U93 5-4 W. Bla on Nfe on MJAD d-38 M d-40 M0 0 GY 10-8 one status. IKOKO 13-19 MPRP 9-5 CPTR 33-29 WOO a 960 1-1 CK101 30-27 oteo 26-16 Shadows Of.. (Chrysalis) KNIA l-4 DD )-1 CHGM 19-)5 WISE on 891 11-9 MB80 23-15 22. 20-20 stations in smaller markets that are format dominant 25MM1-3 K 93 3-1 Parallel Ill: Selected LP: Get Nervous 92X 6-12 CK37-32 610110r ME8L o 8104 20-20 291100 23-16 MEER 30-28 7-7 K MOT D W 0-15 SELS a J010CPTR53t219-}B WBG 2l -Il exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some MTRY 12-11 %104 17-12 and'or %7YP1 e-9-25 W224 on MPE. a MIKE 29-24 91FLY 6-9 BDYIM 116142 10-8 parallel status MB. MJ1I0 26-26 MKLI d H 90K1 MSOV 21-16 secondary market stations that do not qualify for two National MRCK 10-16 29-24 Glona 135118 62% 'N 660o KEGL I1-28 GAN a-29 11109 a »MW »Oui 30-26 MOIPM 23-20 3MT 6-11 0NI 2-13 MCLP o each 3mmery2 MBCY 10-6 MCIR 29-27 WLI 8-7 KIST 4-5 Reports 581 DESUSE 29 K093 I -l1 MO191.f 0000 30-27 MYK6 e 1 293 17-10 518.27-22 95X14 l-1 219 wROP 4-11 GON 5-8 IN PARALLELS. 641 60629 56 6308 1)-21 KILE 940 4-3 WG 32-28 24-22 DENOTES FIRST WEEK FCIOI 6-30 KOZA 10-21 220 Last Week 659 IBREAKERI DOWN K X% 12-16 CKLW 110T KSEL M662 21-17 M.0I 16-10 * 01F] 6-4 1194 3-5 KTR6 13-11 591 ADOS LB0 GOLEM on 01O1KVOL 66pMa0 15-8 MLAN1. 13-19 4-11 MEP KIDD 1-5 KKAZ a WCSC 10-7 WAES -14 (ABC continued) 1.102 2-5 M01 KKX% a 2L6 a-32 M66X 14-10 5-11 0106 KGG( 9-12 KYY% d-40 GA -FG a-32 MAN68M 20-14 0104 7-s 2812062 30-28 09100 12-18 WCP 7-11 9100 MTSN e P d-2) KM80 a MBOM on M%0KM 30-23 MOLT 27-22 MME. '. MP MI 12-: Mi. R100 21-18 KP 30-29-34 60122 a 0.11d-30 MRVO 14-12 MAEV 11-6 JOHN DOE MXLK on 01101 0 MERL VI 8-13 XTRA 18-16 1.261 23-23 KYTN a BBD 24-)2 1102 19-15 on 1;IP WBO a W. a 26-23 1.99 L6 a MGC 26-22 "Hit Song" (Anylabel) o WOLF 21-2C oe IK8 an KL 22-2T MBMOr 5F 0103 a M6Pr a 28-23 KM`KJoOP on LE 39-25 [%104 on w on 1010 a MALOM 0 10-5 LP: Hit Song National YN KE.n KIKI 181111 M22R 18-17 on 262.11 d-27 .210.1a-24MCBM O KKZKI d-37 04 19-17 M KU on NCIR n MINA a 21.11 19-16 MCGO 24-17 Regional 0101 MOOT on MISE 23-12 100/25 44% Semr"a51 MNAM MOSM a-26 96 % 34-24 WSEL 95XIL 40-34 8100 d-24 WEBC 20-14 eerr KCNR a-24 MHSL 14-9 Reach KAU 1n-10 KISR d-34 B% o DCG on ZY0 30-20 M.D on KSTT 18-6 GR d-21 wRCK a KURE 24-21 LB 19-16 Debuts 20 MIKs a-40 MEEZ o KIIK 15-6 E 33% 11H00 a-27 o MT d-39 Mar KLNI a KI In -7 E IOA 72-13 Y%1.19-16 8110810. WOK a M 21% Seme 4 2.11 on MP6T d-35 KGNO d-16 MGK 20-21 IJl 22-17 M 19-29 esso on K6LY o M99 16-14 0 W D a 24-71 1101111. 0104 33-32 0106 e MJSO a EOE. 21-16 S Down KI0141. essx 30-38 KIST e 56% MMD o MCE d-40O0 101. 1 -12 MGLS 17-15 tl1RKP a o MOLT PAUL CARRACK Adds 25 motif 38-33 MANS. n a-38 29-20 W 19% Mai tl-)9 MAEV a oa oKEE OK100 6EYNM 20-14 W. 92FLY d-]0 A.1. You 1 on KKOV 19-14 MCIL3M 30-2C T1LGL0n on MONK]9-24 956GF on / Need (Epic) w d-31 on KL93 MRCK on wKG .2 AG 13-101-15 LE 30-26 K111 on PVC -33 MJAD d-34 04 3000110 e LP: Voodoo KCDO on 0-8 KIIOP d-28 IIllDAOr MCGO e Suburban 4q81. MIKZ a MNO 13-9 K6LLM RKR3RNA d-25 P 25-19 KOLE on 15-13 Y6ñ1.o 25-19 GIZM 0%% d -3l 99KG 32-24 MBMB. WISE a NAU EXAMPLE MTICPM 10-5 K10. 21-20 WLS M d-34 WNSL un nd-33 WKFM 21-19 MIK6 -18 0101 14-9 MPPT 39-33 KIDD on M2BMO4 on J-37 MJDX e-29 95XIL d-37 MAHD 6-7 AP a-21 KVOL 18-13 IMt1 51L211 35-32 WU 155/0 71% MI21 a Region... 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MA%Y 16-14 WG. 29-21 2ArB d-30 KHOP 13-6 MALYM GEM 25-)2 6M WRG 10-21 0106 26-23 KKX% 14-6 KMW 17-12 921t o YIOI 4-12 58/12 26% 0aclonal region 9- wYCP 11-6 KIDD 29-22 093 16-12 ami a 02105 13-70 aaf nal MRCM 34-31 294 28-27 62280 d-29 515012 0I1 '4774 10012E. 25-24 11n2 23-77 RBA 19-14 MBT RIa 16-14 MOMP1. 107' e 2g."' 99KG 19-12 National Summary 1"IP KHLS o KXI04 26-21 10% K104 1-2 O J0 14-9 28105 5-11 WIR 14-6 Ó12-10 K NBO 29-18 L 5-1 660 d-39 M6KC 21-18 206 DAMP 220 31 Number of stations moving it up AMERICA K. 15-10 Up - MAZY.4on 0107 II -13 900I 21-22 26-23 DOWN wN 25-I1 R0.4 15-11 KDW O 93 25-24 el 20% I Na Al T K 2R-24 MIKU1 23-17 17-15 on the Charts You Can Do Magic (Capitoli w6M on KHOP on MCILM MO UT-2731 M 271 ADDS 12 KBBE CHU 15-13 1R6P a-26 MK.1 on 22-11 10.0 d-29 MECY 26-23 aOVM A. 20 Number of stations debut- From The Ground KR= Debuts - LP: View wMD d-20 E.O1M on 093 3 N6PL 19-14 a01r1M K96 26-17 23-19 KENI 14-10 ing the song this week earn a-17 DD on KOA o 110N0 11nC0 26-24WSE KY6T 31-2n KBKD MECE d-29 d-19 0104 1i -I1 6LT. 9-6 KLUC 16-13 KGHO 14-12 KY. 33-29 99KG 2 21-19 VOLT reporting 7-5 28-23 wRoPon 19-1> K DLY 16-12 Same 24 - Number of stations T 39-34 080 d-25 K M2 23-18 9rPOK 20-I1 KHEI 15-10 O 26-2I NSaneearY 9a -L26-]5 AEV 19-16 MPST 3E-21 02113 KIST 1-8 this week (On 187/0 76% 2P 6T 38-n 6 d -l0 KDW d-34 22-20 21-16 no movement K96 JS -3] K CBM 16-13 Prach UP 37 1AN o KCWANSEN 956G0 MGNM 2TIK12-10 KKD d-35 EUE KOB -l.061,51.061,51 g to 3131 mot.. 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BILLY SQUIER "Everybody Wants You" (Capitol) 82/17 Moves: Up 33, Debuts 5, Seme 28, Down 1, Adds 17 including WCAU-FM, WXKS-FM, KIQQ, WKEE, WJXQ, KZ93, WNAM, KNBQ, KQMQ, WGUY, WIKZ, KKQV, KKRC-FM, KBIM, KOZE. STEVE MILLER BAND "Cool Magic" (Capitol) 73/4 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Moves: Up 18, Debuts 10, Same 41, Down 0, Adds 4, WIFI, WZZR, KENI, KDZA, JB105 19-16, KEARTH 30-28, KIQQ 40-37, WPST 34-31, WKEE 40-35, KSET-FM 30-26, WSEZ 33-28, WRVQ 31-27, KQMQ 27-18, KILE 36-33, LAURA BRANIGAN "Gloria" 28/6 KSEL-FM (Atlantic) 23-20. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/2, Light 13/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WHEN, WTRX, WSKY, WLVA, KCMQ, MOVING PICTURES "What About Me" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) 66/19 KBAI. Heavy: WAYV. Medium: WFBR, WVBF, 3WS, WTAE, WHHY, WSRZ, WOMC, WISM-FM, KYUU, WKBR, Moves: Up 20, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 1, Adds 19 including WSPK, WPHD, WHFM, Q106, KXX106, FM100, Q96, WROV. WANS-FM, KIIK, KZ93, KSKD, WIKZ, WFLB, KISR, KGHO, KDZA. DIANA ROSS "Muscles" (RCA) 26/5 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT "So Much In Love" (Full Moon/Asylum) 62/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 20/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WHB, KHOW, KKUA, WCHV, KSRO. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 4, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 8, KIIK, KIOA, KMGK, KNBQ, KQMQ, FM99, KGHO, KKAZ, Medium: WFBR, KJR, WSFM, KBOI, WORG, KFQD. KEARTH 24-22, CK101 29-24, Z104 18-18, WACZ 36-31, WSPT 23-20, KSLY 25-20, KDZA 2619. In TOTO "Africa" (Columbia) 24/21 CLASH "Rock The Casbah" (Epic) 58/12 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/3, Light 17/17, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 21, WLTA, KNOW, KEX, KPL7, Moves: Up 19, Debuts 5, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 12, 195, WSPK, WKFM, WHFM, WLAN-FM, 79Q, KZFM, WSLI, WHHY, Y106, WSRZ, WFMK, WISM-FM, WMHE, KUDO, WKZE-FM, WKBR, WSKY, WLVA, WORG, WARB-FM, KMGK, KHOP, KQMQ, KNOE-FM, WCAU-FM 25-15, WXKS-FM 2-1, KEGL 5-2, KIQQ 5-5. WJON, WBOW, KBAI, KRKK. KENNY ROGERS "A Love Song" (Liberty) 56/13 QUARTERFLASH "Critical Times" (Geffen) 21/7 Moves: Up 11, Debuts 10, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 13, WCAU-FM, KITS -FM, V100, KZFM, WJDX, KXX106, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/2, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WLTA, WQUA, KUDO, WAYV, WSKY, WSEZ, WRQK, KSTT, KIIK, KOFM, KYNO-FM, KCDQ, K104 32-27, Y103 18-16. KTWO, KODI. Medium: KEX, KBOI, KFOR, KRLC. aTOTO "Africa" (Columbia) 50/32 REO SPEEDWAGON "Sweet Time" (Epic) 21/2 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 8, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 32 including WCAU-FM, Z93, 94Q, KEARTH, KIQQ, KZZP, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WOWO, KBAI. Heavy: WSGN, WFMK, WKEE, WBCY, KIOA, WKDD, KGGI, 95XIL, WFOX, WCIL-FM, KFMZ. WORG. Medium: WHEN, WHHY, WSRZ, WISM-FM, KYUU, WKBR, WTNY, WSKY, WCHV, KVOX, KPAT, WBOW, KFQD, KRKK. OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Heart Attack" (MCA) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WKAZ. Heavy: WAFB. Medium: WHB, SIGNIFICANT ACTION WHHY, WTRX, WOWO, WAYV, WWNR, WTNY, WSKY, KFQD, KSRO. JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Be My Lady" (RCA/Grunt) 18/7 DONNIE IRIS "Tough World" (MCA) 47/15 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 11/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WFBR, WICC, WAFB, WKBR, WCHV, Moves: Up 6, Debuts 6, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 15, WCAU-FM, B94, WKRZ-FM, WANS-FM, KMGK, WJBQ, KCRG, WBOW. Medium: WSRZ, WMHE, KYUU, WEIM, WSKY, KSRO. WIGY, WERZ, WYKS, KSEL-FM, D93, KGHO, KBIM, KKAZ, KCDQ. OM BILL CONTI "Theme From Dynasty" (Arista) 17/17 MISSING PERSONS "Destination Unknown" (Capitol) 46/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/2, Light 11/11, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 17, WSLI, WHHY, WHBY, WHBC, Moves: Up 10, Debuts 4, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 7, WPST, WKRZ-FM, KTFM, WZYP, KMGK, KSEL-FM, KBIM, WQUA, KUGN, KSL, WEIM, WDEF, KSEL, WLVA, WORG, KFSB, KFQD, KTWO, KRLC, KRKK. WXKS-FM d-29, KIQQ 21-19, KITY 32-27, KSET-FM 21-17, KKXX 27-21, KSKD 26-24, WPFM 30-27, KFMZ 22-16. TAVARES "A Penny For Your Thoughts" (RCA) 17/4 EVELYN KING "Love Come Down" (RCA) 44/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WSFM, WRVR, WCHV, WORG. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 1, Seme 4, Down 10, Adds 1, KHFI, Y100 7-3, KIIS-FM 7-3, KIQQ 10-10, WROR 21-16, WTIX Medium: WFBR, WPRO, KEY103, WAYV, WLVA. 35-33, KFI 7-5, KYNO-FM 1-1, FM102 19-13, KGGI 20-14, KQMQ 10-5, WGUY 2-1, Z102 17-8, 95SGF 6-5, KILE 13-5. JESSE COLIN YOUNG Et CARLY SIMON "Fight For It" (Elektra) 17/3 PETER GABRIEL "Shock The Monkey" (Geffen) 41/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 15/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KPPL, WICC, KFQD. Medium: WCCO, Moves: Up 9, Debuts 4, Seme 19, Down 0, Adds 9, 96KX, CKGM, WKFM, WHFM, WSSX, KMGK, WNAM, KNOE- WQUA. FM, KGHO, CHUM 14-8, KEGL 23-19, KSET-FM 23-18, WJXQ 15-11, KYYX 21-10, KFMZ 20-14. DONNA SUMMER "State Of Independence" (Geffen) 15/2 EDDIE MONEY "Shakin"' (Columbia) 36/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KWEB, KPAT. Medium: WFBR, WTAE, Moves: Up 16, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 1, KFRC, KEGL 22-17, WGCL 10-10, KYST 30-18, KITY 3631, WCZY, WHHY, KBOI, WSKY, KFSB. KSET-FM 12-8, WJXQ 3-1, WKDD 9-7, WIGY 31-29, WSQV 18-15, WHSL 24-20, WXLK 16-12, WRKR 38-32, D93 LINDA RONSTADT "Get Closer" (Asylum) 15/0 d-28, KCBN 31-27. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WARY, WSRZ, KYKY, KUDO, STEVE WINWOOD "Valerie" (Island/WB) 35/10 WKZE-FM, WCHV, KVOX. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 10, KTFM, FM100, WOUT, WSFL, WKHI, WAEV, WJAD, WPFM, PATTI AUSTIN with JAMES INGRAM "Baby, Come To Me" (Qwest/WB) 14/5 KISR, KOZE, CFTR 39-36, CHUM 26-22, WJXQ 28-25, WSQV 23-21, KFMZ d-23. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, KS94, WHHY, WMHE, WSKY, 096. FIXX "Stand Or Fall" (MCA) 35/3 Heavy: 97AIA, WAYV. Medium: WOMC, KBOI, KS103. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 4, Seme 23, Down 0, Adds 3, KMGK, WOMP-FM, FM99, CHUM 10-10, KEGL on, WLOL-FM RICK BOWLES "(Tonight I'll Be Your) Fool Again" (Polydor/PolyGram) 13/6 WKEE on, on, KTFM d-27, KSET-FM 25-16, WABB-FM on, WNOK-FM 40-39, WZZR d40, KYYX 12-7, KFMZ Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WLTA, WHBC, WQUA, WLVA, KFSB, 25-19, KGHO 8-7. WJON. Medium: WBT, WDEF, KFOR. TAVARES "A Penny For Your Thoughts" (RCA) 33/3 BERTIE HIGGINS "Casablanca" (Kat Family/CBS) 13/5 Moves: Up 16, Debuts 7, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 3, KZFM, WQID, WALT, WXKS-FM 8-6, KEARTH 13-10, KFRC Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WKAZ, WWNR, WEIM, KFSB, KRNO. 32-24, K104 35-29, KTFM 20-18, WSFL 31-23, KFI 20-13, WGUY 30-16, OK100 37-33, WFOX 24-20, WFLB 36-30, Medium: 97AIA, WHBY, KTWO, KRLC. KVOL d-29. STEEL BREEZE "You Don't Want Me Anymore" (RCA) 11/3 EDDIE RABBITT with CRYSTAL GAYLE "You And I" (Elektra) 29/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WICC, WKAZ, WKBR. Medium: WSRZ, Moves: Up 13, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 9, WXKS-FM, KZFM, WHHY-FM, WSEZ, WGH, KIOA, KJRB, KYUU, WTNY, WCHV, KCMQ, KPAT. WTSN, KSLY, K104 24-15, Y103 25-22, FM100 30-27, KSTT 29-26, OK100 28-22, KWLO 25-27. BILLY JOEL "Pressure" (Columbia) 11/0 aKOOL Et THE GANG "Let's Go Dancin' (Ooh La, La, La)" (De-Lite/PG) 27/25 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: SM95, WSRZ, KYUU, WCHV, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 25 including B94, JB105, KEARTH, KFRC, WTIC-FM, WKEE, WORG, KFQD. WTIX, G100, KX104, KYNO-FM, KNBQ, KIKI, WKHI, WFLB, FM99, KCDQ. ROSANNE CASH "I Wonder" (Columbia) 10/2 FRIDA "I Know There's Something Going On" (Atlantic) 27/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KSL, KFSB. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 9, WXKS-FM, WKFM, WPHD, 3WT, KITY, KWLO, D93, KRNA, WLTA, KMBZ, KUGN, WKZE-FM. KENI, CFTR 38-33, KZZP 24-20, K104 40-35, 94TYX 19-14, Z104 on, WKDD 20-17. LANI HALL 'Who's That Guy?" (A&M) 9/2 In CHARLENE Et STEVIE WONDER "Used To Be" (Motown) 26/24 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KVOX, KFQD. Medium: SM95, WHBC, WM Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 24 including KBEQ, KFRC, 0106, KTFM, KZFM, WDOQ, KKUA, WJON. WSFL, KJRB, KQMQ, OK100, WCIR, WZYQ, WXLK, KCBN, KYYA. GEORGE FISCHOFF "Pretty Kitty" (Moss Music Group) 9/1 SHEENA EASTON "I Wouldn't Beg For Water" (EMI America) 26/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WHBY. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Seme 14, Down 0, Adds 10, WKEE, Y103, WSEZ, WNOK-FM, KIOA, KFI, WJBQ, WISE, KILE, KENI, KIQQ on, WKFM on, KITY d-36, KBBK on, WFLB d-36. GRASS ROOTS "She Don't Know Me" (MCA) 8/4 PATTI Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WEIM, KFSB. AUSTIN with JAMES INGRAM "Baby, Come To Me" (Qwest/WB) 24/14 STRAY CATS This Town" (EMI America) 8/3 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 14, WCAU-FM, 94Q, WROR, WAXY, WDOQ, CK101, KX104, "Rock Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, GR55, 55KRC, KS103. Heavy: KYUU. WOKI, WSFL, KFI, WAEV, KNOE-FM, KSLY, KDZA, CKLW 7-5. MEN AT WORK "Down Under" (Columbia) Medium: WHHY, WAYV. 23/9 AL JARREAU Et RANDY CRAWFORD "Your Precious Love" (WB) 8/2 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Seme 7, Down 1, Adds 9, KZZP, WKRZ-FM, KSET-FM, WSQV, WCIR, WZYQ, WFOX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KFSB, KFQD. Medium: KKUA. KRNA, KGHO, 96KX on, CFTR 1-1, CHUM 1-1, K104 29-25, KKXX 30-22, WHSL 28-19. SCANDAL "Goodbye To You" (Columbia) JANIS SIEGEL "How High The Moon" (Atlantic) 8/1 22/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adda 1, KTWO. Heavy: WCCO, WDEF. Medium: Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 5, WNOK-FM, WGH, KBBK, KENI, KCDQ, KEGL d-37, WKFM on, WHBC, KUGN, KSL, WJON. WPHD on, WOKI on, WSFL on, WJXQ on-dp, KHOP on, KYYX d-37, WIGY on, WSQV on, KVOL on. STEVIE WONDER "Ribbon In The A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS "I Ran (So Far Away)" (Jive/Arista) 7/0 Sky" (Tamla/Motown) 21/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WSRZ, KYUU, WTNY. Medium: Moves: Up 14, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 2, WHFM, WAEB, WXKS-FM 21-18, KFRC 23-22, WROR 12-9, KCMQ. KITY 40-34, KROK d-30, Y103 20-18, FM100 on, WNOK-FM 34-32, KSTT 13-12, KIKI on, WGUY 23-19, WPFM 14-13, KSLY 10-9. FIREFALL "Body And Soul" (Atlantic) 6/2 ROD STEWART "Guess I'll Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WORG, KBAI. Medium: SM95, WISM- Always Love You" (WB) 20/19 FM, WEIM. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 19 including WPST, WYCR, WKEE, KROD, WBBQ, WCSC, WSSX, WJXQ, Z104, WKDD, WIKZ, WZYQ, WJAD, WHSL, KRNA. KENNY LOGGINS with STEVE PERRY "Don't Fight It" (Columbia) 6/1 JUDAS PRIEST "You've Got Another Thing Coming" (Columbia) 19/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Heavy: WSRZ. Medium: KCMQ. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 6, 3WT, WABB-FM, WOKI, WHSL, WFLB, KBIM, KEGL on, WLS- GLEN CAMPBELL "Old Home Town" (Atlantic America) 6/0 FM d-33, WKFM on, WPHD d-29, WSSX on, WJXQ 7-6, WFBG d-39, WYKS on, KISR 2624. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WCCO, WSLI, KUGN. CLIFF RICHARD 'The Only Way Out" (EMI America) 19/0 STEVE WINWOOD "Valerie" (Island/WB) 5/1 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down 1, Adds 0, WLOL-FM 30-24, KIQQ on, V100 29-23, Y103 23-20, WOKI on, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WSRZ. WSEZ on, WRQK on, WGH 9-8, KSTT d-35, KIIK 30-22, WJBQ on, WIGY on, WFOX on, WFLB on, KSLY d-30. KARLA BONOFF "Please Be The One" (Columbia) 18/1 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 2, Adds 1, KHFI, WAEB 18-17, K104 on, WTIX on, Y103 12-10, FM100 on, KSTT on, KIIK 18-16, KIOA 23-15, KOFM 17-14, FM102 27-26, OK100 on, 95XIL on, KKAZ 21-15. SIGNIFICANT ACTION ASIA "Sole Survivor" (Geffen) 17/15 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 15, WRCK, K104, 79Q, Z104, WIKZ, WOMP-FM, 95XIL, WJAD, NOVO COMBO 'Too Long Gone" (Polydor/PolyGram) 10/1 WHSL, WXLK, KKLS, WSPT, KRNA, KFMZ, KBIM. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 1, WFOX, WLOL-FM on, WPHD on, KSET-FM on, WJXQ on-dp, TALK TALK 'Talk Talk" (EMI America) 17/5 WCIR on, WPFM on, KVOL on, KFMZ 18-13. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 5, WXKS-FM, KNBQ, KBBK, KSKD, KQMQ, 96KX on, KEGL 2522, KIQQ 24-22, KITY d-38, WJAD on, WISE 38-35, WHSL on, WRKR on-dp, WCIL-FM on, KRNA on-dp. MARVIN GAYE "Sexual Healing" (Columbia) 16/8 BREAKERS are those newer records Judged to have the greatest level of station activity on Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 8, Y100, 195, KIQQ, KFRC, KZFM, B97, WAXY, KQMQ, CKLW ACTIVE Includes by least 50 CHR 30 A/C d-20, KEARTH d-24, KTFM d-26, Y103 28-25, WSFL on, KIKI 29-27, 9r-Sr -1F on. any given week. NEW & songs reported at or PRINCE "1999" (WB) 16/7 reporting stations. The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation Indicate Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 7, KITY, WQID, KX104, WCSC, WGUY, 95SGF, KCDQ, WXKS-FM how many reporters are on the record this week and, of those, how many added It this on, WLOL-FM on, KIQQ d-38, WZYP on, WZZR on, KBBK on, WALT KVOL d-38, on. for each BAD COMPANY "Electricland" (Swan Song/Atco) 15/0 week. CHR stations report numbered playllsts, and all possible moves are listed Moves: Up 9, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 3, Adds 0, WCAU-FM on, 96KX 29-27, KEGL 28.27, KYST 33-30, KITY song (UP, DEBUTS, SAMES, DOWNS, ADDS). A/C stations report by rotations (HEAVY, MEDIUM, 31-24, KSET-FM on, WSSX 18-15, WJBQ 33-30, WSQV 19-18, WOLT on, KISR 25-20, KFMZ 16-15. LIGHT, ADD). The two numbers following each rotational designation Indicate how many BILL MEDLEY "Right Here And Now" (Planet/RCA) 14/2 stations have the record In that particular rotation and, of those, how many added It Into Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 2, WSEZ, WALT, CKLW on, KEARTH 23-21, KIQQ on, 94TYX d-34, WAXY on, WDOQ on, FM100 d-28, WISE on, WFLB on, KILE on, KVOL on, KSLY on. that same rotation. APRIL WINE 'Tell Me Why" (Capitol) 13/5 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 6, 0, 5, KSET-FM, WQID, WOKI, WERZ, WFLB, JB105 34-32, WKFM Down Adds SIGNIFICANT ACTION is a Quantitative listing of songs below the New EL Active level. on, WPHD on, KITY d-40, KSKD on-dp, WIGY on, WFBG on, KVOL on. In parentheses STEPHANIE WINSLOW "In Between Lovers" (Primero/Curb) 13/3 Indicates one of this week's most added new releases. The number Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adda 3, WZYP, WTSN, WOLT, WPHD on, WRCK on-dp, K104 d-38, Immediately following the songs listed in the MOST ADORO and NOTTRST sections Of the KITY on, KFI on, WJBQ on, WFEA on, WFBG on, KILE on, KISR on. BACK PAGE Indicate the total number of all our reporters M either CNR or A/C adding the KIND "Loved By You" (360) 10/1 song this week or noting that the song is among their five hottest. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Seme 7, Down 1, Adda 1, KFMZ, WLS 18-18, WLS-FM 18-18, KZ93 on, Z104 on, WNAM 21-18, WKAU on-dp, WSPT on-dp, KRNA on-dp.

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7 2 2 0 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy (WB) 2 2 1 0 GLENN FREY/The One You Love (Asylum) 8 5 3 0 GLENN FREY/The One You Love (Asylum) 1 1 2 2 NEIL DIAMOND/Heartlight (Columbia) 1 1 1 3 MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time...) (WB) 6 4 3 0 J. COCKER & J. WARNES/Up Where We Belong (Island/Atco) 25 12 5 0 J. COCKER & J. WARNES/Up Where We Belong (Island/Atco) 9 7 5 0 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy (WB) 13 10 8 0 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Heart Attack (MCA) 30 16 11 0 DIONNE WARWICK/Heartbreaker (Arista) 20 15 10 0 NEIL DIAMOND/Heartlight (Columbia) 10 8 7 0 SYLVIA/Nobody (RCA) 10 9 4 7 KENNY LOGGINS with STEVE PERRY/Don't Fight It (Columbia) 23 12 0 LIONEL RICHIE/Truly (Motown) 24 16 11 0 JOE JACKSON/Steppin' Out (A&M) 19 12 10 0 CROSBY, STILLS & NASH/Southern Cross (Atlantic) 29 23 16 0 CHICAGO/Love Me Tomorrow (Full Moon/WB) 11 10 9 0 AIR SUPPLY/Young Love (Arista) 18 14 12 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Want Me Anymore (RCA) 3 3 4 10 JUICE NEWTON/Break It To Me Gently (Capitol) 5 3 6 11 AMERICA/You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 5 5 6 11 AMERICA/You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 26 21 17 ® CROSBY, STILLS & NASH/Southern Cross (Atlantic) 23 15 13 ® JEFFREY OSBORNE/On The Wings Of Love (A&M) 3 4 7 13 JACKSON BROWNE/Somebody's Baby (Asylum) 25 20 17 ® CHICAGO/Love Me Tomorrow (Full Moon/WB) 30 21 a LAURA BRANIGAN/Gloria (Atlantic) 17 14 14 STEPHEN BISHOP/If Love Takes You Away (WB) 28 25 24 ® BILLY JOEL/Pressure (Columbia) 4 6 8 15 MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time...) (WB) 11 11 9 16 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS/I Ran (So Far Away) (Jive/Arista) 27 21 go JOE JACKSON/Steppin' Out (A&M) -mze> LIONEL RICHIE/Truly (Motown) 23 m DAN FOGELBERG/Missing You (Full Moon/Epic) 29 28 SYLVIA/Nobody (RCA) 28 21 20 ía PAUL CARRACK/I Need You (Epic) - 27 26 Cip LINDA RONSTADT/Get Closer (Asylum) 27 KENNY ROGERS/A Love Song (Liberty) 27 24 23 a PAUL CARRACK/I Need You (Epic) - - 25 l DONALD FAGEN/I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World) (WB) - 30 ® DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Maneater (RCA) 8 9 19 21 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Eye In The Sky (Arista) 28 27 ® DONALD FAGEN/I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World) (WB) 15 13 15 22 KARLA BONOFF/Please Be The One (Columbia) ® TONI BASIUMickey (Chrysalis) 7 11 16 23 JACKSON BROWNE/Somebody's Baby (Asylum) mom © STRAY CATS/Rock This Town (EMI America) 29 e) EDDIE RABBITT with CRYSTAL GAYLE/You And I (Elektra) 30 26 25 25 RUSH/New World Man (Mercury/PolyGram) 30 26 CLIFF RICHARD/The Only Way Out (EMI America) - - 29 ep POINTER SISTERS/I'm So Excited (Planet/RCA) 22 18 18 26 STEVIE WONDER/Ribbon In The Sky (Tamla/Motown) -11> ® DAN FOGELBERG/Missing You (Full Moon/Epic) - TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT/So Much In Love (Full Moon/Asylum) - ABC/The Look Of Love (Part One) (Mercury/PolyGram) 14 19 22 28 MICHAEL MURPHEY/What's Forever For (Liberty) SURVIVOR/American Heartbeat (Scotti Bros./CBS) ED HERB ALPERT/Fandango (A&M) - e) JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Be My Lady (RCA/Grunt) 12 17 24 30 ELTON JOHN/Blue Eyes (Geffen) SUPERTRAMP (164) TOTO (32) KOOL & THE GANG (25) MOST. SUPERTRAMP (32) HALL & OATES (22) DON HENLEY (63) DIONNE WARWICK (24) SHEENA EASTON (30) TOTO (21) CHILLIWACK (43) CHARLENE & WONDER (24) ADDED KENNY ROGERS (28) DAN FOGELBERG (20) J. COCKER & J. WARNES (111) LIONEL RICHIE (57) NEIL DIAMOND (85) FLEETWOOD MAC (43) GLENN FREY (71) MICHAEL McDONALD (53) HOTTEST GLENN FREY (80) DIONNE WARWICK (38) FLEETWOOD MAC (64) NEIL DIAMOND (49) J. COCKER & J. WARNES (76) LIONEL RICHIE (36)

S'iPERTRAMP i BREAKERS l It's Raining Again (A8 M) TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT 76% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 2, So Much In Love (Full Moon/Asylum) Down 0, Adds 164 including WBEN-FM, 96KX, B94, B104, 54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 40/3, Q107, KEGL, Z93, 94Q, Y100, WLS-FM, WBBM-FM, WKTI, Light 24)6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9 KHOW, KOY, WHIO, KIQQ, XTRA, KZZP. See Parallels, will debut next week on the KUGN, KKUA, KUDO, KCEE, WCPI, WLVA. Debuts at number CHR chart. 27 on the A/C chart. PAT BENATAR Shadows Of The Night (Chrysalis) HERB ALPERT 62% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 32, Debuts 29, Same 56, Down 0, Adds 18 including CFTR, CKGM, Q102, Q103, KHFI, Fandango (AFtM) WBBQ, WRQK, WNOK-FM, WNAM, WKAU, WJBQ, WTSN, 51% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 26/0, WFBG, WCGQ, KYTN. See Parallels, will debut next week on Light 34/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WGAR, WCPI, KISN. Debuts at number 29 on the A/C chart. the CHR chart. DIONNE WARWICK Heartbreaker (Arista) 58% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 44, Debuts 23, Same 37, C28-49 Down 0, Adds 24 including WCAU-FM, CKLW, XTRA, Q103, NEW & ACTIVE WPST, WFMF, WZYP, KEYN-FM, KQKQ, KYNO-FM, FM102, WERZ, WISE, KNOE-FM, WAZY-FM. See Parallels, will debut SHEENA EASTON "I Wouldn't Beg For Water" (EMI America) 55/30 next chart. LAO Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 24/10, Light 30/19, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 30, WFBR, WSB, WARM98, week on the CHR WCZY, WHB, KFMB, WKAZ, WSFM, WWYZ, KEY103, SM95, WMHE, KBOI, KKUA, KWAV, WAYV, WKZE-FM, ROSS WEIM, WKBR, WLVA, WORG, KCRG, KCMQ, KVOX, KFQD, KODI, KBAI, KRKK, KISN, KSRO. DIANA BILL MEDLEY "Right Here And Now" (Planet/RCA) 51/13 LMI Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 23/3, Light 26/9, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 13, WHB, Y106, KKRD, WKBR, Muscles (RCA) WCPI, KSEL, WJBC, KCRG, KCMQ, KPAT, KODI, KVSF, KSRO. Heavy: KFSB. Medium: WFBR, WBEN, WCZY, 58% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 76, Debuts 17, Same 23, WCCO, WWYZ, KEY103, WSLI, WRVR, SM95, WHBY, KBOI, WSKY. WORG, KFOR, KTWO, KRKK. Down 1, Adds 9, WBBM-FM, WZZR, KEYN-FM, WNAM, IM DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Maneater" (RCA) 50/22 LAI Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 28111, Light 19/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 22, WARM98, KGW, WICC, WKDD, WHOT, WABB-FM, KKRC-FM, WCIL-FM, WBEN-FM WHEN, WAAY, SM95, WQUE, WTRX, WISM-FM, KBOI, KKUA, KUDO, KWAV, K108, KS103, WTNY, WLVA, 9-8, KFRC 21-10, KZFM 15-8, WQID 16-11, K093 23-13, WGUY KCRG, KCMQ, KTWO, KRNO, KISN. Heavy: Y106, WKBR. Medium: WFBR, GR55, WLTT, 97AIA, WHHY, WFMK. 15-10. See Parallels, will debut next week on the CHR chart. LARRY LEE "The Best Is Yet To Come" (Columbia) 39/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 19/1, Light 20/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WCHV, WLVA, WJBC, KCMQ. Medium: WSB, WARM98, WHB, WSBA, KEY103, SM95, WHBC, WISM-FM, KKUA, WWNR, WEIM, WTNY, KFSB, WJON, KTWO, KRLC, KRNO, KRKK. NEW & ACTIVE PAUL McCARTNEY "Tug Of War" (Columbia) 37/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 25/2, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WVBF, WKAZ, WRIE, WHEN, KFQD. DONNA SUMMER "State Of Independence" (Geffen) 106/10 Heavy: WCCO, KRLC. Medium: WBEN, WSB, KVIL, WARM98, WCZY, WZUU, KNBR, KEY103, WSRZ, KMBZ, Moves: Up 56, Debuts 7, Same 32, Down 1, Adds 10, Q103, KC101, K104, KITY, 94TYX, WMEE, KKFM, FM99, KKUA, WKZE-FM, WTNY, WCHV, WORG, KVOX, KWEB, WJON, KTWO, KBAI, KRNO, KRKK, KSRO. Due to WGLF, D93, WBEN-FM 32-29, WXKS-FM 16-11, CKGM 36-29, WJDX 14-11, KJRB 18-14. editorial error, this song was inadvertently deleted last week. It should have appeared in New Er Active at 38/0. QDON HENLEY "Dirty Laundry" (Asylum) 105/63 SANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia) 37/1 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 14, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 63 including WBEN-FM, Z93, 940, 195, WLS-FM, WBBM- Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 22/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KSEL. Heavy: KVIL, SM96, WSRZ, FM, WLOL-FM, KEARTH, XTRA, KIMN, WLAN-FM, WABB-FM, KEYN-FM, KBBK, 95SGF. WNCI, WFMK. Medium: WYNY, WZUU, KPPL, KPLZ, WOUE, WGAR, WTRX, WMHE, KBOI, KUDO, WWNR, GO-GO'S "Get Up And Go" (IRS/A&M) 96/3 WKZE-FM, WTNY, WSKY, WCHV, WORG, KCRG, KCMQ, KPAT, KFQD, KBAI, KVSF. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 9, Same 49, Down 2. Adds 3, WJDX, WGH, WKDQ, KEGL 10-9, WPHD 19-17, WPST 25-22, Q106, WKEE 26-21, KROD 30-28, WOKI 24-21, WRVQ 18-17, KSKD 28-25, WOMP-FM 31-27, WISE 27-24, KCBN SUPERTRAMP "It's Raining Again" (A&M) 32/32 38-35. 32, WBEN, WSB, 97AIA, UM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/1 1 , Light 17/17, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds WFBR, KYUU, aCHILLIWACK "VVhatcha Gonna Do" (Millennium/RCA) 90/43 WISN, KGW, WSBA, KMGC, WSLI, WHHY, SM95, WHBY, KMBZ, WOUA, KKRD, KUDO, KWAV, K108, Moves: Up 6, Debuts 15, Same 26, Down 0. Adds 43 including WSPK, WYCR, KITY, WABB-FM, WSKZ, WAYV, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WKBR, WSKY, KSEL, KCRG, WJON, KFQD, KTWO, KRLC, KRKK, KVSF. WSFL, WKAU, KHOP, KBBK, KIKI, WJBQ, 0104, WAZY-FM, KIST, KYYA. SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) 30/1 POINTER Medium: JEFFREY OSBORNE "On The Wings Of Love" (A&M) 85/14 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 17/1, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KEY103, Heavy: WKZE-FM. WTNY, WSKY, WORG, KFSB, KFQD, KBAI, KRNO, 1N8tDf Moves: Up 29, Debuts 18, Same 23, Down 1, Adds 14, KEARTH, KIIS-FM, WROR, KITY, KHFI, WFBR, KJR, WAFB, WHHY, KRNT, KBOI, WAYV, WWNR, HACK 94TYX, KBBK, WERZ, WOMP-FM, WKHI, WFOX, WRKR, KENI, KOZE, K093 16-10. KRKK. PWGE'

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