ISSUE NUMBER 445 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER AUGUST 13, 1982

PROPAGANDA PROPOSAL UPSET VICTORY OVER THURSTON INSIDE R&R: GOES TO SENATE Radio Marti Fritts Wins NAB Presidency Station Sues Arbitron In a stunning climax to its long Stakelin New Chairman Replacing Beck as Vice Chairman Over DST, Ascription: Passes House and Zunultuous search for a new Replacing Fritts as NAB Joint is Bob Pricer, President of WKSS/Hartford first to enter legal President Reagan won a victory NAB President, the association's Board Chairman is Bill Stakelin, WCLT/Newark, OH. arena over new ratings late Tuesday night (8-10) when the Board of Directors met in Chicago VP/Bluegrass Broadcasting. Fritts, 41, is President of Fritts procedures 3 House approved Radio Marti on a Monday (8-9) and narrowly elect- Stakelin, who had been Radio Board Broadcasting, headquartered in 250-134 vote. The bill (HR 5427) ed NAB Chairman Eddie Fritts to Chairman, was appointed by the Indianola, MS. He owns all or part authorizes $17 million over two the job. NAB Executive Committee, of 10 small radio stations, in- WKTU - Still On Top In years to build an AM station for the In a secret bal- which met Tuesday (8-10) in cluding several daytimers, in New York: PD Carlos DeJesus U.S. government to broadcast to lot vote, the Washington. Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas explains how the Urban Cuba. board ignored and Kentucky. Contemporary giant perpetuates A series of amendments intend- the recommen- To complete its leadership Fritts told a press conference in its dominance 36 ed to weaken the bill was defeated, dation of its lea- reshuffling, the committee Washington on Tuesday he will including several proposed by dership and el- elevated Radio Vice Chairman either divest himself of the sta- Iowa Congressmen worried about ected Fritts by a Marty Beck, President/Beck- tions or place them in a trust. "I Senate Trims FCC To Five the effect of Cuban retaliatory margin of 24-20 Ross Communications, to the new- will certainly have an arms -length Members: "Economy move" (or jamming on WHO/Des Moines. At (with all six ma- ly vacant Radio Chairman's job. relationship," he said. is it political revenge?) is one step one point Rep. Tom Harkin (D-IA) jor networks vot- Eddie Fritts closer to subtracting two seats unsuccessfully proposed renaming ing for Fritts) over Berkshire SNEED TO CONSULT, ACUFF TO PD from the Commission 4 the bill the "John Foster Dulles Broadcasting President Don Cold War Mentality Memorial Thurston. Just last week, Thurs- WWSH Plans "Soft Hits" Format Broadcasting To Cuba Act." ton had been nominated unani- will drop 19 of Major Market Birch The measure now goes to the mously by NAB's Executive Com- WWSH/Philadelphia Music commanded a share its Schulke Beautiful Music for- a 10 Reports: Quarterly results from Senate, where it faces an uncer- mitee, acting on the advice of a the market. Now it's under mat on 6, adopting a erosion, we Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Miami, tain future. The Senate Foreign search panel that spent months September share. Watching the live "Soft Hits" A/C format de- we offering Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Seattle, Relations Committee has held sev- considering a wide range of candi- could see that weren't signed by consul- vehicle. It and Washington DC 16 eral days of hearings on Radio dates. (For detailed coverage of programming a viable advertising Mary Sneed: Marti, but Chairman Charles how Fritts won and reactions, see tant Catherine was absolutely necessary to Sneed, who currently oversees a Percy (R -IL) is reportedly skepti- stories Page 4.) change." similar direction used at Cox Regarding Sneed and Acuff, Behind The Scenes cal about the wisdom of the pro- At Fritts is tentatively scheduled to Broadcasting sister station WSB- Connor said, "I think Mary Cath- The NAB Election: How ject. take office October 1. As head of FM/Atlanta, has appointed WSB- erine is great. She has a real han- Eddie Fritts put together his NAB, which represents 4600 radio FM midday personality Jack dle on this new format. I like the stunning NAB presidency WILL MANAGE BOTH stations and 690 television sta- Acuff as Program Director of way she's put it together, and I victory, reactions from the tions, he is expected to earn a WWSH. think she's right on target. I've runners-up, and the immediate RKO L.A. PROPERTIES salary similar to that of outgoing WWSH VP/GM Jim Connor ex- heard Jack on the air, and I goals of both the new President Vince Wasilewski - plained the transition. "When I believe he executes the format the President and the organization Chlowitz Takes $130,000 a year plus substantial put this station on the air in 1970 way it should be. It's going to be a itself 4 fringe benefits. with the present format, Beautiful lot of fun, and a very interesting Charge Of KHJ year." Programming Computers KRTH/Los Angeles VP/GM ommenting on staff adjust- ments, Connor added, "There will For Sales Applications: Allan Chlowitz has been named to WWSH/ See Page 24 Andy Economos of RCS points the newly created position of VP/ out sales functions computers can GM for both RKO stations in Los DROPS BEAUTIFUL MUSIC fulfill 18 Angeles, KHJ & KRTH. In assum- ing the manager's position at KHJ, Chlowitz succeeds Neil Rock- KFOG Plans Country Cooking After off, who resigned last week (R&R Latest Ratings: According to 8-6). Shift To AOR the Arbitrons, Country is still alive Chlowitz told Longtime Beautiful Music outlet and kicking as a radio format 14 R&R, "I was at KFOG/San Francisco will drop its KHJ during the Schulke format in mid -September last of the six - for an AOR approach supervised Mary Turner Exits KMET share glory days, by Burkhart/Abrams/Michaels/ Airshitt For Fulitime and I have some Douglas & Associates. WCOZ HAS THE RIGHT TOUCH When WCOZ, Boston personality Syndication Work: Longtime very strong feel- - KFOG GM John Gaston ex- E.J. went on vacation, the made the most of his absence L.A. AOR star devotes all her efforts ings about the Crummey station plained to R&R, "We feel that to outside projects 20 station. I'm look- by creating an "E.J. Phone Home" contest. The obvious tie-in with the since the Beautiful Music format motion picture T. " had listeners calling in at the sound of the E.T. to ing forward to Allan Chlowitz "E. is in trouble around the country in win tickets to the film, and qualify to have WCOZ pick up their phone bills both the challenge and the excite- general, we needed to make a a Bailen filled in for Louie Newman Elevated ment of building KHJ back to the fcr month. Cindy E.J. during the contest, and pleaded change and felt this was the direc- Phone Home." E.J. is in the photo To Chrysalis National respectability it once had." each morning, "E.J. shown pointing tion where we can make some ma- Album Promotion When asked about a possible shift out where he really went on his vacation. jor inroads." Director: Promotion veteran away from KHJ's current Coun- Gaston added, "We don't have a moves up from regional position . 3 try format, Chlowitz told R&R, PD picked out for the position yet. "There will be no format change WLYT Switching To AOR Obviously Lee Abrams will be of- through the remainder of this year fering his input in this area as to PD's On The Move: Waylon - minimum. I have no real de- Cleveland's leading, and for the Jones explained the reasoning the right person. This is a very big Richards to WQSR/Baltimore, R.J. sire to change the format now. The past eight weeks, sole AOR, behind the format shift, "We feel change for our owners (General Harris to WISN/Milwaukee, Jim cost of any format change is very WMMS, will have new competi- there is a real need for a strongly - Electric) to make, and we feel Simon to KSDO/San Diego, and large, and that is not what the sta- tion shortly when WLYT converts imaged, high-profile AOR in this very confident in our decision." Tom Cuddy to WPRO-AM & tion or the company needs now. from CHR to the album -oriented market. We want to play rock and Abrams added that he was stu- FM/Providence 3 I've always had a lot of fun running format. WLYT VP/GM Zemira promote it very heavily." dying the market preparatory to KRTH, and I think I can give KHJ Jones wouldn't commit to an ex- Regarding the impending battle announcing a precise AOR direc- a shot in the arm." act start date, saying, "I'm not with WMMS, Jones commented, tion for the station. KFOG plans to Chlowitz assumes his new duties sure yet. All I can say is it'll be "People will position this as a retain its call letters, which it has 53.50 lime Copy immediately. very soon." WLYT/ See Page 24 used since 1964.

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www.americanradiohistory.com DST Richards Set As PAGE 3 Arbitron Sued Over Ascription, Hartford Beautiful Music station WKSS the diary distribution in the Hartford area. has sued Arbitron over "unfair "We don't think we (a class B FM) are get- WQSR PD procedures" used to compile the spring 1982 ting a fair shake when only 1479 of the total Waylon Richards has been named PD at this week ... 8-13-82 ratings estimates. WKSS is seeking a recall of 5029 diaries in the market come from our WQSR (formerly WKTK)/Baltimore, com- of the most recent Hartford Arbitron and is metro." ing to the station from a five-year stint as a asking for an injunction directing Arbitron Tony Kelsey, General Counsel for Ar- WPGC/Washington air personality. Washington Report "to reform its procedures so as to correctly bitron, told R&R, "We have yet to receive Richards will now implement WQSR's What's New 6 report market definitions and audience the paperwork on this. All we know is that localized version of the ABC Superadio for- Networks/Suppliers/Reps ..10 levels." the station has never complained to us mat, which the station had been scheduled about this prior to the legal action. We don't to adopt. Ratings: Jhan Hiber .14 According to Daniel Blume, attorney for use DST in Hartford so I'm not sure why Richards told R&R, "Naturally, I'm Hall 18 the station, WKSS is not happy with the way Sales: Jonathan they are unhappy about that." pleased to be given the opportunity to pro- Arbitron uses ascription to handle the Street Talk 20 gram such a good facility. The signal slogan conflict over "96," used by his client LORIN PROMOTED TO ND Joel Denver 22 covers the market well, and we are already CHR: and by WTIC-FM. "We end up w;th teens, on the with our version of Superadio. Calendar: Brad Messer 26 they end up with people 55+. Given Ar- air KSDO Names Simon We're doing our version with more AOR: Jeff Gelb 28 bitron's monopoly position, they have a localism, with local personalities. We 31 heavy burden to see that every station gets A/C: Jeff Green Operations Director border on being a bright CHR.-A/C station, Country: Carolyn Parks 32 its true audience - in this case neither is." Jim Simon will take over the position of playing about 70% oldies at this point. We 34 WKSS is by Arbitron's Nashville: Biff Collie also distributed Operations Manager of KSDO/San Diego on think that with the personality approach "payments of a premium to persons under Black Radio: Walt Love 36 August 23. Simon, who is presently part- and music selection there's a considerable 35 old to return diaries," the Differen- Marketplace 37 years owner and GM of KGOE/Thousand Oaks, hole for us to fill." tial Survey Treatment method. Blume add- WQSR Exec. VP/GM Carl Brenner com- 37 CA, previously served as VP/News at Opportunities ed, "We are against DST and feel that if you mented to R&R, "Waylon has spent five Mutual, Director/News & Programming of society more, pay a certain segment with KABC/Los Angeles, and VP/GM of years just 40 miles away from Baltimore, so technique." that's an unfair sampling WBBM/Chicago. he's got a great feel for the area already. Finally, the station is also unhappy about KSDO President/GM George Mills told This is a great opportunity to show R&R, "Jim has the credentials and an ex- everyone what a talented programmer he Format Harris New WISN & tremely strong background in News/Talk is, and we are already seeing his expertise Success Stories radio. We feel that he will be adding a great pay off. Waylon felt that Baltimore needed WLPX Program deal to the success of KSDO." a good clean -sounding radio station aimed This week: 0105/Tampa, WZXRI Concurrent with Simon's appointment, at the 25+ audience. His talent as an air Memphis, WRKAILouisville, WRVRI Manager Mills announced the promotion of KSDO personality enables him to translate this Memphis, and KLZIDenver. R.J. Harris has been appointed Program morning news anchor, Bill Lorin, to News sound to the audience easily." Manager for WISN/Milwaukee. Harris, who Page 22, 28, 31, 32 Director. "He's shown us very strong currently serves in the same capacity for leadership characteristics, and has done an Newman Heads sister FM station WLPX, will new super- excellent job. I think the combination of Bill vise the programming for both stations. He and Jim will only help KSDO." Chrysalis AOR replaces Ken Warren, who departed WISN last week. Promotion "R.J.'s a guy with a ton of energy, and Sanders's WJKZ Louie Newman has been promoted to the that's exactly what we need," remarked position of National Album Promotion Director for Begins on Page 41 WISN & WLPX VP/GM John Hinkle. "He's Going Country Chrysa- rye done a marvelous job in turning WLPX Mack Sanders's newly acquired WJKZ/ lis Records. New- around. For a man who 'cut his teeth' in Nashville will switch formats to Country in man, who has been In Music History. . 41 This Week AM radio, it's just a natural move, and I mid -August. Don Keith, Program Director with the label for a National Music Formats .... 42 look forward to his innovations and direc- of sister -AM WJRB, will program both sta- year, was most re- AOR 44 tions for WISN." tions. WJRB will change call letters to cently Manager of Country 50 Harris told R&R,"The last several mon- WLKZ with the two stations adopting the West Coast Promo- ths here have been wonderful. I'm very pro- tion. He will now take Black 52 single identity of "KZ Country." ud and excited about taking over the reins Keith commented, "We feel Middle Ten- responsibility for A/C 54 Chrysalis of WISN, a station with a rich history as one nessee wants a good full -service radio sta- album air- CHR 55 of facilities in America. John play nationally. the greatest tion that plays a wide variety of today's the owner) Cor- Chrysalis Louie Newman Hinkle and (station Hearst country music, and that's just what KZ VP/ Promotion poration are the best operators I've ever Country will be." Jack Forsythe commented to worked for. The station just needs a bit of a R&R, "Album radio and Chrysalis have staff spark." Bozeman National always had a great respect for one Harris, who joined WLPX in January, Music Director another's needs, and I feel Louie's addition Editor 8 Publisher. BOB WILSON Vice PretlWn1, Sees 8 Marketing DICK KRIZMAN previously worked at WLUP/Chicago, hav- In a related announcement, Keith pro- to our national staff will enhance and Esecutnre &sae: KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER ing formerly programmed WYSP/Philadel- moted Janet Bozeman from MD of WJRB strengthen our presence even more with Art gnaw RICHARD ZUMWALT News Edlo: GAIL MITCHELL phia, WLAC & WKQB/Nashville, and Har- to National Music Director for the six album radio." Newman's appointment is A6AVCa,mryaay Edo: JEFF GREEN risburg stations WRHY, WCMB, and Sanders stations (WJRB & WJKZ, WVOK & effective immediately. AOR Edo: JEFF GELB Beck 9ì8b Edo: WALT LOVE WSFM. WRKK/Birmingham, WNOX/Knoxville, Contemporary Hit Rarko Edo: JOEL DENVER and, pending FCC approval, WYSH/Clin- Cuddy Programs Country Edo: CAROLYN PARKS COMBINING BLACK, Newe/TSE Edmr: GAIL MITCHELL ton, TN) . Keith said, "Although local music Ranges 6 Research Edo: JHAN HIBER directors will be responsible for Salas Edo: JONATHAN HALL COUNTRY DIVISIONS adds, Janet WPRO-AM & FM Ca tremeg Editor: JIM DUNCAN will coordinate research, promotion rela- Tom Cuddy has been officialy appointed N00866 Correspondent. BIFF COLLIE Associate Edon. KRISANN ALIO, CHRISTINA ANTHONY, tions, and group music policy from our Operations Manager/Program Director for ELLEN BARNES, MELINDA MILAM, LINDA MOSHONTZ, Capitol Closes L.A. PAULA PONCE. NINA ROSSMAN, SYLVIA SALAZAR. headquarters here in Nashville. She has WPRO-AM & FM/Providence. He had been CLAUDIA STEWART done a tremendous job with music at acting in those capacities on an interim Computer Serrces Director DAN COLE Pressing Plant As4Mtar1 LEE CLARK WJRB, and gained the respect of everyone basis for the last two months following the 80.0,09 JACK TOOTHMAN In a series of economy -related moves, Trek Director. ADRIENNE RIDDLE she works with." departure of Gary Berkowitz to the Capitol Washington Bureau. 818 Corneo,.cut Ave . NW. Suite 300. Records Group closed its Los Bozeman's appointment is effective im- WROR/Boston (R&R 6-18). Weotu gton, DC 20038, 12021 488-4960 Angeles pressing plant last week, closed its Bureau Chief : JONATHAN HALL mediately. WJKZ will debut its new Coun- VP/GM Aaron Daniels told R&R, "When National Saes Director BARRY O'BRIEN Detroit branch, and put into motion com- try format as soon as relocation to new Gary Berkowitz left, I had the chance to Washegion Edo. BRADLEY WOODWARD a Office Manager VIVIAN FUNN binations of Capitol and EMI America's broadcast tower is complete. observe Tom in this position. I interviewed Liege Courue JASON SHRINSKY black and country divisions. The plant move, 17 of the 59 applicants for the position and Cu040. Como/toe. MARK SHIPPER Associate Art Director: MARILYN FRANDSEN which leaves Capitol with two pressing decided the person for the job was right Plhotogrphy. ROGER ZUMWALT plants, affects over 250 employees. In De- here in the building. I'm very impressed Production Director: RICHARD AGATA Typography KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS troit, sales and promotion staffers will work with his abilities, and his prior experience Orpleos L T PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR out of their residences. as Gary's assistant has made him ready. Vice President. Business Allan. ROBERT KARDASHIAN Vice Pre.4ident. Marketing: BILL CLARK The black division reorganization has al- We are still using Gary as a consultant, so Creakve Sen.. Director MIKE ATKINSON ready taken place, with EMI's efforts being MemetpMde Coodnator PAM BELLAMY Tom and Gary will still be putting their Office Manager. NANCY HOFF consolidated under Capitol, and EMI staf- heads together on things." Administrates 40915an1. GAYLE DUNCAN Conln0r: MARGARET BECKWITH fers (with the exception of Ronnie Jones, Cuddy, who joined the stations two years Assistant: CAROL TAYLOR who will assist Capitol R&B Promotion Di- ago, commented to R&R, "I grew up listen- Clmu»on. JUDY LUCARELLI rector Rusty Moody) let go. Similarly, EMI Redo 6 Records e rs pub8Md every Fraley by Redo 6 Records. Inc.. ing to Salty Brine on WPRO, and it was 1930 Century Park West, L.A.. CA 90067 (213) 5534330. 50800W- will direct both labels' country efforts. Plans my these tkns $195 per year or 355 per quarter. Intemed:ne sub0crlpton rate always desire to work at stations. 8350 per year. Al reaso,ao 0 we taken but no respoise:ay assumed are underway for present EM /Liberty black To have the opportunity to program them is for unsolicited mend R8R reserves al rights in mate» accepted la records publication. AI abers addressed to R8R or its Eden will be assured artists' to be released under the KFRC PUTS STEREO ON THE AIR - KFRC/ really a dream come true. Gary left things mended la pubecMkn and reproduction and may therefore be used to logo tee purpose. Nothing roily be reproduced In whaM or n part w í/0u1 Capitol and for Capitol country acts to San Francisco became one of the first stations in great shape, and I plan to keep the same written pemissbn from the PubleMr. The terra AOR. Beck Pape. switch to Liberty. &eaters. Most Added, Rebored Akpey/30. Parallels. Redo 8 Recolla. to go on the air with AM stereo, using a Kahn directions and philosophies that have kept ara Street 74Il are ng»ered tnUarwka of Redo 8 Recolla Anted n The moves follow a recent round of em- system. Pictured making the switch are (I -r) I) S Misled lest class to the United States, Carde. England. both stations winning." Austral. New Zealand and Japans 1982 Redo 8 Recorda. Inc. ployee dismissals. Also exiting the label is PD Gerry Cagle, Chief Engineer Phil Lerza, Before joining WPRO-AM & FM, Cuddy a A *Veen of Hafe-Hanka Communications longtime A/C promotion staffer Gertie Katz- and VP/GM Pat Norman. was Station Manager at WARA/Attleboro, man. MA.

www.americanradiohistory.com R&RIFriday, August 13, 1982 The NAB Presidential Vote Washington Report Democracy Or Backroom Politics? After NAB's Executive Committee delivered its surprising endorse- ment of Don Thurston early last week, it quickly became apparent that Eddie Fritts wasn't out of the race. New Technologies Fritts claims he pushed ahead at the urg- board member is convinced the outcome ing of his backers on the NAB Board: was engineered by the Search Committee Top Fritts Agenda "Their belief and confidence in me still ex- and the Executive Committee, which he isted," Fritts said later. Although Fritts believes privately favored Fritts all along. Asked to name the top issue facing broadcasters today, NAB himself was "out of pocket" most of the President-elect Eddie Fritts told a Washington press conference this week due to a family emergency, his sup- Search Panel Motives week, think the impact of the new technologies porters waged a vigorous campaign. These "It was a classic backroom election," "I has to rise to the front said this member, of my thinking." backers included the board's network rep- board who asked not to resentatives, who lined up solidly behind be identified. "Thurston was used as a The NAB, he says, must position itself to engaged in far more Capitol Hill, White Fritts. Their smokescreen to cleanse Eddie's candida- help broadcasters benefit from new votes could have tipped the House and State Department lobbying that balance to Thurston. cy." He believes the Executive Committee technologies, and to have a hand in molding is generally realized. Going into Monday's board meeting in realized it couldn't nominate Fritts outright laws and regulations that will govern how It's widely believed Fritts has significant Chicago, both Fritts and Thurston without subjecting itself to severe criticism. those technologies affect the marketplace. believed staff changes in mind for the NAB, but he they had the votes to win. The session open- So, instead, it nominated Thurston in the Sketching out the remainder of his agen- said the association has a "superb staff," ed with a report from the Search Commit- belief he was unlikely to win and thus could da, Fritts offered these priorities: and he doesn't expect anyone to quit due to tee, which placed Thurston's name in nomi- be easily defeated by Fritts. Noting that Developing a long-range strategic plan his election. nation. Then Walter May, President of some Executive Committee members stood for the NAB. Fritts also rules out the possibility of a WPKE & WHDR/Pikesville, KY, nominated to gain by Fritts vacating the chairman- Instituting more accountability for NAB lasting damaging division within NAB Fritts. ship, this board member told R&R, "Some officers. of the same guys who voted for Thurston on Opening up "better lines of communica- the Search Committee were on the phones tion" with Congress and the FCC. Fritts Election Analysis lobbying for Fritts 24 hours later." Reestablishing and revitalizing" the Reacting to that scenario, another board Television and Radio Political Action Corn- ranks because of the sharp split his candi- No other candidates were nominated, al- member told R&R, "That's absurd. The mittee (TARPAC) which raises funds for dacy created between the Fritts and Thurs- though Cliff Gill of KWVE/San Clemente, Search Committee was made up of reputa- political contributions. ton camps. CA spoke up to say many people had asked ble and thoughtful people who chose some- Stepping up NAB involvement in the in- NAB's President-elect thinks being a him to nominate American Advertising body they thought would make the best ternational communications arena as other broadcaster will help him once he takes Federation President Howard Bell. president." nations challenge U.S. dominance. "There's over in October, that he'll understand how There was virtually no discussion. On a Another broadcaster, who serves on both only so much spectrum available," Fritts issues affect broadcasters "perhaps a little secret ballot vote, Fritts beat Thurston, the Search and Executive Committees, also explained. more vividly than someone who had not 24-20. It was all over in less than an hour. denounced the accusation, saying the Continuing the drive for broadcaster been involved in the day-to-day operation of Although Fritts appears to have beaten search panel was "very disappointed" First Amendment rights. a broadcast property." Thurston fair and square, one angry NAB Thurston lost. Fritts said he'll leave the day-to-day And finally, how much of a commitment operation of the NAB to Executive VP/GM is Fritts making to NAB? He'd like to serve John Summers, carving out a role as chief "a minimum of five years," he said, and industry lobbyist for himself. In his year as longer if his performance is satisfactory to Runners -Up React To Fritts Election NAB Chairman, Fritts maintained, he has the Board of Directors. "Well, there has to be a winner and a loser," Berkshire Broad- Futures Committee Charts casting President Don Thurston told R&R after coming four votes away from being the next NAB President. Philosophically, he added, "NAB will continue to function and I will enjoy my life as I always have in the New NAB Direction Berkshires. While gathered in Chicago this week, the NAB Board didn't merely "I'm naturally disappointed and I think vote. Fritts, he related afterwards, "hoped elect a new President. It also approved a sweeping set of recommenda- somewhat surprised that the Search Com- that I would continue to assist NAB where it tions for a change set forth by its Futures Committee, which has been mittee's recommendation would be treated was deemed necessary, where it was deem- studying NAB's structure and policies. as it was and that, apparently, so many peo- ed possible. I said, 'Well, we'll cross those ple indicated one thing to me and did bridges when we get there.' " The report identifies "government lobby- quarters, and working more closely with another." Thurston added, "I've never been the ing" as NAB's primary function, and other trade groups, especially in trying to kind of person that sniped from the outside. criticizes "the apparent shift of emphasis reduce the number of conventions by con - Choosing his words carefully, Thurston So I expect to do as I have always done, and from government relations lobbying solidating meetings now sponsored by told R&R, "I felt confident that a majority that is to be an active citizen, not only in towards station services." various associations. of the board had indicated to me their sup- broadcasting but in my community." Also recommended was development of a Most of these recommendations, and port, and that did not happen. Maybe there NAB's Executive Vice President/Gener- yearly written strategic plan to make NAB many others, were carefully worded to was something last-minute. I don't know." al Manager John Summers, another more forward -looking and less "reactive." make them suggestions for the Executive leading but unsuccessful candidate, told A of the NAB role reshaping President's Commttte and President, rather than Thurston placed a congratulatory call to R&R, "In terms of my candidacy, of course was suggested, making it clear he is to be ironclad edicts. winner Eddie Fritts shortly after Monday's I'm disappointed." But Summers made it to "a voice for and the industry" and "the clear he has no intentions of quitting NAB in official lobbying nuts - force," rather than a a huff. "I just would say that I would be and -bolts manager. prepared to work with anybody the board The Board also favored a major selected." upgrading of NAB's political fundraising arm, the Television and Radio Political Ac- tion Committee (TARPAC) and a cut in the Senate Votes For size of the Radio Board, which it said is "too large and unwieldly." A big loser in the recommendations was Five -Member FCC the Sr. VP/Broadcasting position now held by Jim Hulbert. This office "inhibits the in- Ignoring last-minute pleas from top White House aides, the ternal flow of communications and creates Senate voted last week to save $500,000 a year by reducing the FCC a bureaucratic layer that membership finds from seven to five memebers beginning next July 1. hard to deal with," the Board agreed. Under the plan, the VP's for Radio, TV and As part of a major budget bill, the cutback now goes to a House -Senate con- Membership would be stripped from the ference committee, where it is expected to survive due to probable support from Tim Wirth (D -CO). division, reporting instead to Executive House Telecommunications Subcommittee Chairman VP/GM John Summers. The move was engineered by Senators Bob Packwood (R -OR) and Ted Stevens than their to fill an Winners would be the Government Rela- (R -AK) after the White House named Steve Sharp, rather choice, law, who been confirmed yet tions Department, which the Board wants FCC vacancy. If the cut becomes Sharp - hasn't - would serve less than a in office, rather than seven years. brought up to full strength, and the Public year In a brief debate on an that would have blocked the cut, Com- Relations Department, which was ear- amendment munications Subcommittee Chairman Barry Goldwater (R -AZ) accused the White NEW NAB UNEUP - Pictured are newly - marked for the strengthening "to present a House of spreading the false rumor that reducing the FCC would throw it into designated NAB Joint Board Chairman Bill more positive image of both the industry Democratic control. Not so, Goldwater countered, "So if any of you have been called Stakelin (left), VP of Bluegrass Broadcasting; and the association." and Radio Board Chairman Marty Beck, Pres- by Mr. Meese, just mark it up as an error in left field." Other recommendations included hiring ident of Beck -Ross Communications. Also an international expert, establishing a com- named was new Radio Board Vice Chairman Pricer, plete audiovisual studio at NAB head - Bob President of WCLT/Newark, OH.

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Mutual United Stations Entertainment Net/ From Australia With Love/Dick Clark (August Dick Clark's Silver Eagle (DIR) 28-29) Rock Roll And Remember: "Ain't Love Grand" Special (August 29) Rolling Stones: Past and Present (Septem- 4-6) Rock Net/King Biscuit (DIR): ber 30 -October 3) Elvis Presley (September Chubby Checker (September 10-12) A Flock Of Seagulls (August 29) Narwood Monkees (September 17-19) Rock Net/Supergroups (DIR): Country Closeup: Watermark Rolling Stones (August 28) Gail Davies (September 6) Soundtrack Of The 60's: Roy Clark (September 13) CBS Terri Gibbs (September 20) Tom JonesNidal Sassoon/Rascals (August RadioRadio: Loretta Lynn (September 27) 28-29) On Stage Tonight: Air Supply (September 4) Music Makers: Sam & Dave/William Shatnerl Monkees (Sep- tember 4-5) Carole King (October 2) Larry Elgart (August 30) Commodores (November 6) Margaret Whiting (September 6) Westwood One Les Brown (September 13) Clayton Webster In Concert: Peggy Lee (September 20) Country Calendar: Lionel Hampton (September 27) Pat Benatar (September 3-5) Mel McDaniel (September Live From Gilley's: 6) NBC Jerry Reed (September 7) Source: Con Hunley (August 27-29) Waylon Jennings (September 8) Johnny Paycheck (September 3-5) Loverboy Concert (August 27-29) Kieran Kane (September 9) Iron Maiden (September 3-6) Tommy Overstreet (September 10) Off The Record: Ward Van Halen (September 10-12) Jacky (September 11) Elvis Costello (August 27-29) Charly McClain (September 12) Blue Oyster Cult/Aldo Nova (Star -fleet Blair) AND THE 60'S LIVE ON During the three-hour special edition of "Sound- Heart (September 3-5) - (September 24) Rarities: track Of The 60's," Watermark will announce the grand prize winner of a Rock Years: AC/DC (September 6) RKO red Mustang convertible dream car of the 1969 (August 27-29) Jackson Browne (September 7) restored 1966 candy apple -a Solid Gold Saturday Night (September 1970 (September 3-5) Queen 8) sixties era. Furrowing his brow as if trying to determine the winner by ESP Beach Boys (September 9) (Dick Bartley) 1971 (September 10-12) is program host Gary Owens, with a sample of a sweepstakes countercard. (September 10) Platters (August 28) 1972 (September 17-19) Michael Stanley Rolling Stone 1973 (September 24-26) Retro Rock: & Roll Never Forgets: Black Sabbath (August 30) Magazine Productions Rock John Lennon (September 17-19) Creative Factor Rock Star Guest DJ: NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES Special Edition: J. Geils Band/Alabama (August 21) Triumph's Mike Levine (August 30) Ashford & Simpson (August 27-29) Alabama (August 21) Hall & Oates w/Phil Collins (September 6) Donna Summer (September 3-5) Barry Manilow/Cars (Labor Day Weekend) Clayton Webster Narwood Ted Nugent (September 13) A Taste of Honey (September 10-12) Sporting News Report: Outlook: Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen (September 20) Earth News Additional Programming: College Basketball Recruiting Violations Taping Debate (August 21) Continuous History Of Rock & Roll: Men At Work (August 27-29) Elton John Special (September 3-5) (September 6) High School Work Force (August 24) Hall & Oates (August 30 -September 2) Greatest Live Albums (August 30) Sammy Davis Jr. (August 25) 707 (September Earth News "48-Hour Continuous History Weekend" (Sep- 3-5) ABC REO tember 3-6) Speedwagon (September 6-9) Rutger Hauer of "Blade Runner" (August 26-29) Cell (September Progressive Radio Network Rock Books (September 6) Contemporary Net/ Soft 10-12) Michael McKean of "Young Doctors In Love" Great Bass (September 13) Spotlight Specials: (August 30 -September 1) Laugh Machine: with Ron Stevens and Joy Grdnic Worldwide Rock (September 20) Billy Joel (October 24) Global Satellite Comedy Flip Wilson/George Carlin/Rodney Dangertield Greatest Rock Festivals (September 27) Kenny Loggins (December 19) Rockline: (September 2-5) (Week of August 16) John Cougar/Cameron Crowe (August 23) Lew Irwin Reports Clash (August 21) Actor Rene Auberionois/Actress Felice Schacter News Blimp: Supertramp (September 13) (August 21) ABSCAM/Drinking Age/Whale Hunting Lew Irwin Reports Photographer Leigh Weiner (August 22) (Week of August 16) John Cougar (August 23-29) Pink Floyd's Roger Waters (August 30 -Septem- ber 5) London Wavelength Jim Morrison (September 1-15)

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esearch Pittsburgh, Salt Lake Arbitrons Questioned Two situations have arisen calling into question the integrity of recent Ar- JHAN HIBER bitron reports. In Pittsburgh broadcasters have noted that WJAS, which was off the air during almost all of one survey week due to a transmitter fire, never- theless managed to cume 184,000 people and notch an AQH audience of more Country than 6000 during that week. In Salt Lake City, Arbitron has decided not to send an explanatory letter to its subscribers dealing with the huge oversample poured into some small non -metro counties. Subscribers apparently will have Still Kickin' to wonder why Utah County, with more than 150,000 folks, was only represented by 354 diaries, while three small counties with combined popula- of 23,000 returned more than 1000 diaries. In my series examining the spring Arbitron results on a format - tions by-format basis, so far Black/Urban and Beautiful Music have been reviewed. This week it's time for Country, a format that was the rage Masla Suggests Pricing Option about one year ago but what has happened since? Has the "Urban In the wake of Arbitron's officially -announced new pricing policy (unveil- - here several weeks ago), rep firm president Jack Masla offers an alternative. syndrome died down, and with it taken the format into the ed Cowboy" Masla suggests Arbitron "consider a policy based on a fixed percentage profit dumps? Or has the consistent strength of Country helped it maintain above actual costs. Such cost-plus pricing would be appropriate here much as it its numbers in the wake of Arbitron methodology changes and is in the case of public utilities which also don't have competition." sociological trends? have more predisposition to the format The news of Country's demise, I am than others but Country can be suc- Birch Quarterlies Out; Sacramento Reissued pleased to say, is premature. In the cessful in almost any part of this land. The first major round of Birch Report Quarterly Summary Reports for were examined for seven markets that the April -June period are out. Production time was approximately 35 days shares were up an Why The Growth? this article, Country after each respective survey period ended. However, due to the incorrect inclu- average of 22%, no minor feat consider- There are number of factors that have sion of El Dorado and Placer Counties in the metro definition of the QSR, the ing what has changed in Arbitron's contributed to the growth seen here and Sacramento spring report is being reissued. Subscribers will have the corrected since spring '81 way of doing things the experienced elsewhere. First, there are version within one week. sweep. In four of the markets overall still more and more stations coming to Country shares were up; in two they the Country corral. Just last week, for were down slightly; and in one they example, WOW/Omaha abandoned were virtually identical. Let's examine CHR in favor of Country, as did what happened and consider why WRKK/Birmingham, which dropped Country is still alive and kickin'. AOR. shown on this page were up in the spr- leaders have been doing well lately, yet Appeal In the markets examined for this col- Universal ing. Concurrently, only 29% of the the growth of WHN and the presence of two, Miami and New York City, Granted that John Travolta may have umn, Country AM's in these markets were WKHK are still apparent. In South given up his hat and boots, but what have seen part of their Country growth improved this survey. Florida . there is tremendous ethnic come from additional stations playing about the rest of the audience for Coun- This set of data seems reasonable population, but the Country share there the format in those metros. In South try radio? Is it confined to any par- enough when you consider the trend to is still up almost one third, largely due Florida the new property was an FM, ticular portion of the nation, segregated FM nationwide. This type of informa - to the advent of WKQS. due to lifestyle and income factors? WKQS, which has established a niche Doesn't appear to be, at least from the for itself while trimming WQAM's In New York there is One item that Country stations did cross-section that I took. shares by half. "89% of the FM's in the markets again a relatively new FM entity, not have to contend with this book that WKHK, but WHN's shares have also shown on this page were up in looms on the horizon is DST for the spring. Concurrently, only Hispanics. In many of the Sunbelt "In the seven markets that were improved over the last year. Thus, part growth is due to con- 29% of the Country AM's in markets, as well as major metropolitan examined for this article, Coun- of the Country versions that are still going on. Apparent- these markets were improved this areas including New York and Chicago try shares were up an average of are a major ly, Country is viewed by some broad- survey." in the north, the Hispanics 22%." casters - AM and FM operators - as a force. A number of the markets where viable option for the 80's. Country is strong didn't have much im- pact, if any, from DST for blacks but tion also tends to dispel whatever re- - Below you'll find data from seven FM Improvements the Hispanics approach, which will hit mains of the prejudice against Country markets nationwide. The numbers seem Another key reason for the success of next year, could be a different matter. as a format with listeners who couldn't to say that yes, there is Country appeal Country in this book is the performance afford stereos or FM radios. Country in Oklahoma and Arizona, but don't of the FM stations carrying the format. may not have been in the forefront of forget the strength too in Baltimore and Although AM has long been regarded as that Country stations the FM movement but it is making up "One item New York City .. . the mainstay of Country, FM is starting for lost time. did not have to contend with this Arbitron Immune? book that looms on the horizon is Country Share Trend Chart (12+) As noted in the previous two weeks' DST for Hispanics." with Spring '81 Spring '82 Spring-to - columns, Arbitron's methodology, Market Country shares Country shares Spring change changes such as DST, may have a hand in the rise of Black/Urban and the More Than A Fad Baltimore 6.1 7.5 +23% demise of Beautiful Music this sweep. To summarize, the spring Arbitrons 17.7 16.6 -6.1% Greensboro Country, however, seems to have been saw Country generally do quite well, -Ft. Lauderdale 2.5 4.1 +32% Miami relatively immune from damage increase overall in the New York City 2.4 4.4 +32% with average by DST for Oklahoma City 25.6 31.0 +21% wrought on other formats 22% range. Almost 90% of the FM's level Phoenix 15.0 14.9 blacks. playing Country improved, while AM's -5% Portland, O. 12.0 11.4 For example, since DST hit were up nicely also. More and more sta- Baltimore, on top of the 1980 Census tions are converting formats to Coun- updates, WPOC has done nicely at the try, giving the format renewed vigor. These kinds of results show that to assert itself. same time the Urban leader, WXYV, has All in all it seems to me that Country its suc- Country is almost universal in its ap- The results from this spring book bear also risen. music, is here to stay, and so is peal. Some portions of the nation may witness. 89% of the FM's in the markets In New York City the trio of Urban cess in the ratings.

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Worth KOME (A) 1.5 1.2 KVIL-FM Up Three, KJAZ (J) 1.1 1.1 WDVE Stable In Second; Grabs Lead; KFAT (C) .3 1.0 WAMO Up; WJAS Slips KZEW Passes KTXQ, KKHI (CL) 1.5 1.0 Winter '82 Spring '82 Wins AOR Title; KDKA (AC) 23.0 28.2 WBAP - WDVE (A) 9.6 9.8 Up With Rangers; Miami WBZZ (R) 6.8 7.0 KNOK-FM Closes Ft. Lauderdale - WAMO (B) 6.4 6.8 In On KKDA-FM WJAS (BB) 6.1 4.7 Winter '82 Spring '82 Hollywood WSHH (BM) 4.2 4.3 OD KVIL-FM (AC) 6.9 9.6 WHYI Adds Two, WTAE (AC) 4.8 4.2 KZEW (A) 6.1 7.9 Widens Lead; KQV (N) 5.3 4.0 KSCS (C) 7.9 7.7 WXKX (R) 4.6 3.9 WQBA Up Two; PRODUCED BY STEVE WINWOOD FOR F.S. LTD. KTXQ (A) 8.0 7.2 WWSW-FM (AC) 3.0 2.8 MANUFACTURED - DISTRIBUTED BY WARNER BROS. RECORDS. 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The cost of computers continues to fall. And with that reality, KFWB is the NO. 1 station in several radio operations are beginning to integrate computers into the reaching an exclusive audience and... KFWB reaches 249k more exclusive listeners in a week world of sales. Given the feats they've accomplished in the traffic, bill- than its second -ranked competitor. ing, and program areas, computers are likely to be commonplace in this KFWB'S GOT LEGS -A sales promotion from Group W's all News KFWB/ industry's sales departments in a short amount of time. Los Angeles. This week R&R talks with one "He could prepare them in ten minutes, microprocessing wizard who has spent a lot half hour, whatever it takes, and go off on a computerized traffic and billing systems, less commercials. And after they get of years with radio and computers. Andy sales call. He'll know what his inventory while others are beginning to play with through with this experiment, Economos is President of Radio Computing status is, his in-house research or the Birch, they relegate home computers to test the water on their micros to more appropriate of Services (RCS) and had a lengthy stay at and Arbitron data show and look uses can at it everything from accounting fun and games. NBC, where he helped design its election this way and that way. to sales projec- Professional software has tions to continuity. not only been developed by pros, but projection computer system in the '60's. "I think radio's going to have to continue it's been refined from station to station by some Working with him was Michael Eskridge, to define the audience it serves. And when it Computerizing Continuity of the best PD's in the industry." now heir -apparent to the job of NBC Radio tries to position itself in front of an ad agen- Andy comments, "Not much has been At this juncture I asked Andy to clarify Division President. Andy begin with an cy who's trying to position its product, well, done in the area of continuity. It wasn't too his point. I've read that there has been assessment of computers today. that's the sort of (sophisticated) presenta- serious a problem at first, and stations some pretty fancy software developed for "One of the things that we got very good at tion that you'll have to be able to make. coped with it, although there was a lot of micros the Apple, for instance. His is handling the music and the surveys -and Radio is in the business of selling audience. money lost in badly rotating schedules or - response was that it depends on what you the school closings and the aspects that That's what they sell. And they have to playing the wrong materials at the wrong want a computer to do. But he stuck by his were very limited to program directors. know who their audience is, and when time. they conclusion you Now what we're doing is expanding into the listen, and how "This is a very interesting area; but it's that can only do a good many there are, and be able sales, music, other areas of radio which we think we been dealt with in a shallow way. I think or traffic system utilizing a to present that well to the advertiser." An- more sophisticated, more understand well. The problem is certainly dy feels that computers some of the stuff we're doing now takes it to expensive can play a key role minicomputer. not going to be hardware. We're getting an in improving presentations. its extreme of even scheduling the awful lot help "Software is generally much more robust of from computer manufac- Background & Evolution materials and blending them to sound well. turers, and capability is increasing. I think I think this is matter in the mini. It just hasn't gotten down to the Tracing the history of the use of com- a that all the computer in no time color graphics terminals are going people missed the whole micros. Now some of the new micros that puters in broadcasting, Andy described how - area of the to be readily available. They're going to esthetics of the are coming out, for example, some of the be from the late -60's to the mid -70's computers radio station. so cheap you can put them on everybody's "There are lot of things new things that IBM has announced, will were primarily used for their ability to a you can do with desk and they're not slowly change all this. And the industry is going to be a special solve accounting headaches. After that, commercials. For example, making sure purpose thing. that you don't cluster too many `turnoff' rapidly changing and the hardware is computers performed "traffic" functions. becoming even cheaper. That's an obvious "One of the advantages commercials. Or> that there is pacing of is that there'll be Andy told me that his first on -the -line trend that will continue. Therefore, it turns a lot more interest in developing graphic your commercials. You might have some traffic system in 1968 involved a $5 million out that computerization is about the comparison. Whether you're blocks where you're going high energy to only talking sales computer. Some of the larger chains that hedge on inflation that a business has. Here or reach frequency, audience measure- low or you're going low energy to high dur- tied their computer hardware together is a tool that continually decreases in cost. ment, whatever it is, when you see a picture ing commercial stop sets. And there's the spent upwards of $20 million. And where else is that going on? So that the of it, the data becomes lot more obvious things of avoiding announcers be- a mean- Obviously, those costs left the majority of advantage to computerization is that you ingful. I think we're going to be coming out stations using their tried-and-true methods ing back to back, so that one commerical blends into the next. can enlarge the scope of your business and with four-color overhead projections of doing traffic. Today, however because of still control the cost of manpower." salespersons could take with them on a call. lower hardware costs, many stations have "There are a lot of national commercials, for example, that are being done by several Pointless Savings? well-known announcers. These voices are I wanted to see how Andy reacted to what well-known within the industry, although I hear a lot of GM's saying: "Why should I REP REPORT invest the listener just recognizes the voice as in a mini now when in a couple of sounding familiar. For impact, people years I'll have a micro that can do should also be separated. There are also everything?" Fortenbaugh Although Reelected other kinds of separations that are well that's a correct conclusion, An- dy refuted the logic known to radio, but have never been used in practically, "And what the computerization. For example, going are you going to save? Are you going to save $2000, $4000? What's As SRA Radio Chairman out of a skit into a drama or going out of a the big deal? Meanwhile you're going to be sucking Katz Radio VP/Atlantic Division Stations Bill and WTVR-AM jingle into a musical production commer- & KJJO/Minneapolis, & someone else's tailpipe. Investment deci- Fortenbaugh has been reelected his term cial. Obviously these things can also be to third FM/Richmond ... John Abrams becomes sions, page one, economic textbooks, any as Radio Board for the Station avoided and be scheduled as best you can." Chairman Associate Director.of Corporate Relations at Katz one you want to pick up you really judge Representatives Association (SRA). The SRA, - Communications, from Director/Creative Ser- Professional Software? the investment on today. Is it a good invest- by the way, recently formed the National Radio vices for RKO. Software gives a computer its capacity to ment? And that's the basic crux of any Marketing Group as part of a team effort with RAB Marsha Peterson is Sales Manager for the do what you want it to do. Andy, who is in business decision. Can you cost -justify? If to promote spot radio. Major Market's Roy Lin- Dallas office CBS National of -FM Sales, moving the business of selling software, makes a you can, then its a good investment. And if NRMG, participants be- dau chairs the with other from account executive in Chicago, where Kay good point about stations developing two years from now someone says, 'If you ing Caballero's Eduardo Caballero, Katz's Jerry Holmen replaces her, moving crosstown from a homespun software. had waited two years, you would have had a Cregan, Torbet's Tony Fasolino, PRO Radio's similar position with RKO Radio Sales ... "One of the nice things about the software better investment,' that's fine, too. And two Tom Hayes, Eastman's Jay Keay, Blair's Bob McGavren-Guild assumes representation for industry in general is not everyone has to years from now you ought to look at it and Lobdell, CBS Radio Spot Sale's Don Mac- WAEB & WXKWIAllentown ... RKO Radio write software. As a matter of fact, that's say, 'Is this a good business investment for farlane, and Masla's Charles McCreery. Sales now reps WWBA/TampaSt. Petersburg the expensive thing about computers, not today?' But you really can't sit around Caballero Spanish Media is national rep for the ... Debbie Berk named account executive in the hardware - the iron. For example, in waiting for the ultimate wristwatch com- Texas State Network Spanish Information Ser- New York for Eastman, from WNEWINew York our music system we may have a half puter that's going to run the business. You vice, which has 28 affiliates ... Selcom has pick- ... Bernard Howard & Co. takes over repping million dollars worth of software in it, and have a day-to-day problem to meet." ed up KROY-AM & WKRT-AM & FM/Cocoa Beach, FL and WTIP & we're talking about a $10-20,000 piece of What's in store for the future? "I think FM/Sacramento; WTIOICharleston, WV . Blair has started a hardware. And in order to save a few thou- with this new era of computers that are WCRJ-AM & FMIJack- client newsletter called the "Blair Radio Outlook," sand dollars, people will set out to write coming out, we'll be looking at the radio sta- sonville, FL: KROI1 to be published quarterly and offering an overview their own software which ususally is very tion as a part of a chain where the com- Sparks, NV; and WUTO of business conditions in various regions. inferior. Then, quite often they become our puters can talk to each other, can com- & WOURIUtica ... Ma- Although much of the material is naturally slanted best customers. municate. Conferences can he held with jor Market Radio now towards Blair concerns, there are also candid "We get them on the bounceback when computers, mail can be passed back and reps six Roy H. Park sta- analyses of future economic prospects ranging they have given up on their little 'micro' forth through the computers, data can be tions, WHEN & from upbeat in Dallas to gloomy in Detroit, with an that really wasn't intended to do anything exchanged. We're working with the NBC WRRB/Syracuse, KRS1 John Abrams overall forecast for a disappointing third quarter. really sophisticated such as music, much Radio O&O's now on such a configuration."

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 20 R&R/Friday, August 13, 1982 DON'T MISS STREET TALK. A MAJOR We'd sure like to hear some encouraging news You Ever Smell A Wet Buffalo? from the record industry, but personnel cutbacks seem to be the order of the summer ... and the KTSA/San Antonio was just trying to biggest are apparently yet to come. If you heard give the weatherman some help. You see, HOL11DA it hadn't rained a drop in over two months, that CBS was about to make substantial changes within its record companies (Columbia and so the station bought a buffalo and offered E/P/A, you're right. Street Talk hears that the it to anyone who could produce one inch of cuts will be company -wide in all departments, rain at the Alamo. including distribution, and the number of people The station signed people up and even laid off will be significant enough to cause re- had some members of a local Indian tribe alignment of many internal responsibilities. ready to dance for drops, when Mother Nature preempted the proceedings. Two Meanwhile, WCI corporate execs were having hours before the contest was to begin, San their meetings in L.A. this week. One of the many Antonio was drenched with rain. items on the agenda was a frank discussion of Since the rain didn't amount to much, WCI's record company holdings (WB, Atlantic/ just enough to cancel the contest for that Atco, and Elektra/Asylum) and projections day, KTSA just may blow-dry the buffalo for their individual futures. and try again. After ten years as L.A.'s "first lady of rock radio," Mary Turner has relinquished her eve- Is WMET/Chicago for sale? That's the rumor ning airshift at KMET to devote more time to blowing through the Windy City, where a $9.5 her syndicated projects. Mary hosts three very million figure has been mentioned in connec- successful prògrams for Westwood One, a daily tion with a possible sale by Metromedia. show on Armed Forces Radio, an in-flight Jesse Bullet has rejoined the ranks of radio "AND I AM program for TWA, and other projects. David programmers at KIIQ/Colorado Springs. The Perry is filling Mary's vacated 6-10pm slot, but station is currently A/C, but speculation runs TELLING YOU that assignment may not be permanent. Mary pretty high for a switch to AOR within a week will continue to work for KMET in her newly or two. Jesse will also be programming KIIQ's created capacity as Director of Artist Relations. AM sister, KRST, currently Al Ham's MOYL I'M NOT GOING" format. Also involved with the two stations as Bob Heatherly, RCA Sales Director/Eastern GM and VP/Programming is another well-known Region. has been named Director of National name in broadcasting, Chuck Dunaway. Promotion for RCA Country, and will be based What about those jobs in Washington? Q107 in Nashville. He'll assume his new duties in early PD Alan Burns still needs a Music Director, September. but new WPGC PD Jerry Steele has his morn- JENNIFER KSLQ/St. Louis has applied for the new call ing problems solved. KDOT/Provo (another letters KYKY, sparking speculation that the First Media station) newsman J. Robert Howe station will switch formats to Country. Station has joined current WPGC morning personality insiders deny that one. Dude Walker, creating the "Walker & Howe" HOLLIDAY Elektra-Asylum National Pop Promotion show. FROM THE TONY AWARD - Director Lou Galliani has resigned his posi- J.J. Jordan, formerly of Unicorn Records, tion to care for his mother, who is very ill in San will join McLendon Broadcasting in Dallas as WINNING BROADWAY SHOW Francisco. His slot will not be filled at E/A; Executive Director for a new McLendon syndi- instead, National A/C Promo Director Pat cation project called "The International Liste- "DREAMGIRIS" McCoy and Susan Levin will split Lou's duties. ners' Choice Awards." The project is actually Our get well wishes to Lou's mother. several projects, as awards shows will be pro- Consultant Clark Smidt has tapped Jerry duced for various music formats with listeners Goodwin as Operations Manager/morning asked to vote their choices in multiple categories personality at WBOS/Boston. Jerry has spent such as best album, best live performance, best WXKS-FM WHFM WCSC the last five years on the air at WBCN/Boston. single, etc. Each of the shows will be hosted by different personalities. PRO -FM WBLI KYNO-FM Jim Saunders has been upped to Operations Larry O'Jay is the new PD at WHRK/ Manager for both WGLI & WRIV/Long Island. Memphis. More details on that next week. WCAU KITY KIDD Jim previously programmed WRIV only. Baby Boom Update: Research consultant Y100 KZFM KGGI WAPP/New York had Birch pull out some Todd Wallace and wife Kathy, a son, Brandon numbers reflecting only July 5-18, and guess Scott ... Bob & Donna Catania (he's RCA's I95 KINT WGUY what? WAPP was New York's overall number National AOR Promotion Manager/East Coast), one station 12+. The summer ARB should be a boy, Bryan Robert ... Chrysalis VP/Pro- WGCL KBFM WFBG very interesting, considering WAPP has yet to motion Jack Forsythe and his wife Romaine, KRLA WTIX WFLB play a single commercial! a daughter, Morgan Jude ... KYYA/Billings Larry Hughes has been named West Coast PD Jack Bell and wife Cathy, a girl, Meagan KFI WJDX WGLF Regional Manager for MCA's Nashville Division, Marjorie. The stork rests. replacing Paul Lovelace, now with Capitol/ Congratulations to Drake-Chenault President KIQQ WAXY WYKS EMI-A/Liberty. Larry. who's moving to Los Jim Kefford on his engagement and upcoming KFRC BJ 105 KILE Angeles, was with the independent promo firm marriage to Vicki Moss of Melbourne, Austra- We Care in Nashville. lia. The ceremony will be October 16 in Australia. KEZR WDOQ KVOL OUR DECALS COST LESS! Communication How can a glossier, higher quality, Graphics inc screen printed decal cost less than all those labels you get in the mail? They last longer! GEFFEN RECORDS ...For about the same price! CALL US! 1-800-331-4438 Manufactured and Distributed by WINDOW DECALS - BUMPERSTICKERS IN OKLA. 918-258-6502 Warner Bros. Records

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PROFILE OF A FULL SERVICE CHR Q105 Hits -Scutt Shannon, Pot F3rook, & Cleveland Wheeler of the QZoo Double Digits Again For two straight books, Scott Shannon and his staff have kept Q105(WRBQ)/Tampa in double digits, moving 10.3 to 10.5 in the latest Arbitron. That's only the tip of the demographic iceberg. A quick examination of the book will show figures that would make any sales manager was all well and good but my first love was drool, and cause agency reps to ask how radio. many spots are still available. Q105 is R&R: How did you come to get back into number one in the following categories: radio? men and women 18-34; 18-49; 25-49; and in- SS: Charles Giddens was looking for a credibly enough, 25-54. Scott also edges out new PD at WPGC/Washington and I kid- AOR competitor WQXM in teens, an area dingly told him I'd do it. He told me, that most AOR's have been dominating of "You've got a deal," and that's what hap- late. pened. It was a tough fight against Al Brady It might be argued that Scott has no com- at Q107. During those two years I took the petition. But while there isn't another CHR station to an 11 share, and I was outgunned. station in the market, there are 20 other sta- They only beat us once, by a tenth of a tions battling for the same demos that Q105 share, because I had a great staff, plus I Pat McKay Mason Dixon Cat Summers Shauna Stevens dominates. Mr. Shannon has had a colorful was lucky. MD/midday personality Afternoon driver Night rocker Allnighter career both in radio and in records, and he Following WPGC, I came to join Q105 gives his theories about why Q105 is suc- because of my deep respect for George cessful, and why he will continue to win. Williams, who was in charge of the SS: We like to have lots of fun. We told the SS: I love being on the air ... it keeps me From The Beginning Southern Radio chain (now Harte -Hanks). audience one Friday that today was Mason in touch. I'm able to do it because I have a Q105, was in R&R: Scott, recap your career briefly. When I took over the station Dixon's last show since he was going off to great staff. Actually this station is run like a some trouble. SS: I got' into radio in 1969, working for Buffalo to join Adam & the Ants. People Holiday Inn. "The best surprise is no sur- was giving away lots of Bernie Dittman at WABB/Mobile. I moved R&R: WCKX knew he played guitar, so they bought the prise at all," for both listeners and the was one right? to WMPS/Memphis for a short time, and money and number story. Well, he got on the air that afternoon members of the staff. Everyone is enter- W. Walker was PD then moved to WMAK/Nashville where I SS: Exactly. Robert and denied it, after we spent the whole mor- tained, but not shocked. My on -air staff Bill Tanner stayed for about five years. During that and that's just like having ning throwing a party for him on the air knows what to do and what not to do. from you. Tanner is time we had some great people on staff. across the street wishing him good luck and all. We even fak- You can't run the station like a modem - and he had never been substan- John Young, (PD at Z93), Don Benson, brilliant, ed a call from Mayflower Van Lines that his day Hitler. The biggest complaint I hear is tially beaten before. I really respect Tanner furniture was being picked up. that PD's don't teach their people anything. and the CHR programming at Metroplex To complete the bit, we got on the air I allow my people lots of input ... it helps "I've said it before years ... their station sounded awesome. They Monday morning and told the audience that me to avoid looking at things only from my ago, and I`ll say it again. We were giving away $250,000 and had tons of we'd pay $1000 to the first person to talk to side, and that helps to avoid mistakes. No TV time. Again, I was outgunned. Mason on the phone that afternoon, just to PD is great enough to do it all by himself. are "Hee Haw" radio. Corn- R&R: How did you manage to turn Q105 prove that he wouldn't show up. Four ball gets over. We are also around? o'clock came, and in Mason's place was "You can't run the station involved with the communi- SS: Programming and a lot of help from a Bob Hite, the number one TV news anchor. very talented airstaff. Mason Dixon, who We blew everyone away. About 4:15 or so, like a modern-day Hitler. I ty we know everything that was PD, stepped down, but stayed on as my Mason busts in, answers the phone, and allow my people lots of input goes on. As a result, people assistant. I joined Cleveland Wheeler for a puts the $1000 on a listener. two -man morning show called the "Q -Zoo." it helps me to avoid look- tune us in to find out what's R&R: That kind of bit could be done by ... We added our News Director Pat Brooks to anyone in any market. ing at things only from my In The Sky With Traffic," happening. Q105 is program- the show, "Nancy SS: Of course. All it takes is a bit of im- side, and that helps to avoid med for everyone in the and Ted Webb for sports. We also have agination. For doing so well in the book, we meteorologist Alan Archer doing our gave the jocks a three-day vacation for two mistakes. No PD is great market." weather. in the Cayman Islands. Cat Summers to do it all by R&R: What about the rest of the staff? couldn't find a date, so we found him one. enough (WQXI-AM & FM), Michael St. John, (KX104/ SS: Pat McKay does middays and is the When Mason Dixon's wife had a baby, the himself." Nashville), Russ Spooner (mornings at WSB/ Music Director. We got him from whole city knew about it and we had a Atlanta), and Coyote McCloud (mornings at Y103/Jacksonville. Mason does afternoons. "Name Mason's Baby Contest." This staff could go anywhere and win every 10(104). Eventually we had Murphy In The My early evening jock is Cat Summers, who To show you how far we go, every morn- time. If my people make a mistake, I don't Morning" working for us, but he was known was "Shotgun Stone" from 96X/Miami. We ing we have a "Pet Of The Day" with an hotline them ... they know when they're back then as Smokey Bums. animal shelter official describing an im- wrong. They're real pros. During that time, I was named Group PD pounded animal. We've not failed to find a R&R: While no one can take away your for Mooney Broadcasting and was in home for it. The whole station is like this, success, people comment that you have no charge of WMAK, WBSR/Pensacola, but of course not as heavy in other real CHR competition. WKGN/Knoxville, WUMO/San Juan, and dayparts. SS: How did that happen? It happened WERC-AM & FM/Birmingham. Michael TAMPA BAY R&R: How would you describe this brand because we beat them. WCKX changed for- St. John and I went down there to WERC, grabbed Tramonte Watts for late nights of radio you do? mats because we beat them. No one else and took the station from ninth to first place from WCKX, and Shauna Stevens does all- SS: I've said it before years ago, and I'll wants to come up against us directly in one book. nights. Weekends are Chuck Crane and say it again. We are "Hee Haw" radio. Corn- because they know what we can do. You on- Johnny Vee, who was PD at WCKX. In ad- ball gets over. We are so involved with the ly get to be the only one doing what you're After all of that, I was tempted to the big dition to mornings, I also do oldies from community we know everything that goes doing by beating everyone else. Why did city by Jerry Blum, VP/GM for WQXI/At- 10 -noon. on. As a result, people tune us in to find out WABC change format? They were no lanta. I worked there for two years, and R&R: Let's get back to the Q -Zoo. what's happening. Q105 is programmed for longer executing the format properly. really put together a solid radio station. I SS: It's really an interesting show since everyone in the market. We've even had R&R: Can you elaborate a bit? brought Coyote McCloud in to do nights, and we play very little music. We have ten shuffleboard tournaments for the older SS: If you are going to be a personality Don Benson to be in charge of operations. minutes of news an hour, five minutes at the folks in St. Petersburg. There is a universal station, then be a personality station, but do After two years Jerry Blum and I had a par- top and bottom of the hour. Put in traffic, audience out there that will listen to you it right. The more personality -oriented you ting of the ways, and I went to work for your weather and sports reports, plus all of our when you get involved with the community, are, the tighter your format has got to be. boss, Bob Wilson, at R&R for a short time. bits and you've got a lot going on. We are no matter what type of music you play. This Your music is much more critical. Every It wasn't too long before I entered the really a full-service radio station that plays station proves that theory. time you play something it has got to be record industry as VP/Promotion for Neil CHR music. R&R: How do you find time to run the sta- right or the people won't listen to the bits Bogart at Casablanca, and eventually went R&R: Describe some of the things you do tion while doing a morning show, and then your're doing. Continued on page 24 to work at Ariola as VP/Operations. This on the morning show. an oldies show each day?

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That's your active audience, out there who really want another and believe me adults call our request lines. Consultant Sneed commented, dimension to their rock, and we're Rock, black, and pop all fit on Q105. "Formatically, we're ready to go. going to bust our chops to give it to R&R: If you had to make a comparison of We plan to begin outdoor and TV them." promotion after the format your station to any other in the country, Spencer Set As PD what would be its clone? change occurs. The frequency of SS: If you've heard WMMS in Cleveland, WWSH is 106 FM and that's what Jones told R&R that he's hired then you've got an idea of what we're like. we're going to use on the air KISS/San Antonio PD Tim Spen- The only difference is that we play CHR. almost exclusively as an iden- cer to program WLYT's new AOR You don't create this feel in the market KSTT'S NEW RAINBOW VAN - All summer tifier." format. "He is very good," Jones it on the streets of Davenport, overnight. Q105 still had a good image in the long you'll see said. "He has a great track record as KSTT rolls out its newest promotional toy, in San Antonio and Dallas." market, even when it was getting beat. All very the KSTT Rainbow Van. The staff of KSTT Acuff told R&R, "I'm ex- Spencer, who programmed we did was polish that image up and make a the new about going to WWSH, espe- felt it fitting to pose for shot with cited KXTQ/Dallas prior to KISS, told it shine brighter than WCKX. When you van on the banks of the Mississippi. Shown cially because I'm going to work R&R, "It's really been a secret listen to WMMS you know what's happening (l-r top) are morning man Denis Prior, after- with someone as creative and ambition of mine to get into the in Cleveland. If you ever heard KFWB/Los nooner Dave Shropshire, and night rocker talented as Mary Catherine. I Cleveland market with a ground - Angeles when Chuck Blore programmed it, Keith Avallone; (l-r bottom) PD Jim O'Hara, we'll be able to develop the think up situation such as this. From the you've also got another good comparison. midday personality Jack McKay, weekend- musical blend presently Wayne, and last smooth R&R: Q105 is obviously more than just a ers Jerry Pelletier and Steve president of the company to and all-nighter Bill Young. on WSB-FM." radio station that plays the right music. but not least MD Zemira, we all seem to be in per- SS: My jocks are out there making eight fect agreement on what needs to or more appearances each week. The big Prior to his airshift on WSB-FM, be done there." thing is that the audience knows our people Acuff spent a year as Operations The station will adopt the on -air are real. They get the chance to see what Manager for WROM & WKCX/ identity of "92 Rock," and new these people look like and how they react off Rome, GA, having previously call letters will be adopted. Jones the air. worked at WZGC and WQXI-AM & also indicated that a strong pro- Basically this is "wacko radio" and it FM/Atlanta, among other sta- motional push would accompany works. We've grown to become a very im- tions. the format change, saying, "No portant part of the community. Each week station in this market in the past Cleveland and I are on TV with a show call- few years has really had the pro- In order to satisfy contractual ed "Q-Zoo Drive-in Movies." It's a real motional budget to go up against has hoot. Aside from this show, we regularly get obligations, WWSH arranged WMMS. That's all changed. This with crosstown sta- TV coverage on something the station's an agreement is clearly a two-AOR town, and up the Schulke done. You can't ask for this kind of tion WEAZ to pick there is enough room for both of in the coverage. I say to anyone out there, "Make programming sometime us. I've been in labor on this for them wonder who the hell you are and why fall. Currently WEAZ uses Bonne- two months, and we're about to everyone's talking about you," and you'll WHERE DOES A 1000 POUND GORILLA SIT? ville's Beautiful Music services. give birth." Seeing the Q101/Meridian "Q-Rilla"on your get lots of coverage too. - motorcycle could be a bit unsettling, but since he's bigger than you are it's okay for him to Motion stay as long as he wants. The "Q-Rilla"made an appearance recently at the station's Fourth Phil McKay is promoted from MD to PD at Annual Beach Bash with over 5000 listeners KKAZICheyenne ... KXX1061Birmingham ups showing up for fun in the sun. Rocky Jones to MD, and hires Tom Scott from WAAYIHuntsville as afternoon driver ... Lori Bits Thompson is now working 9pm-12mid at WCIL- FMICarbondale ... WZYQIFrederick line up: WGUY/Bangor is having a "Men At 5-10am PD/MD Kemosabi Joe; 10am-3pm Davy contest. They are taking random Crockett; 3-7pm "The Bear"; 7pm-12mid- Work" for registration for a "Day Off With Panama Jack; and News Director John Wesley calls Pay" at $10 an hour. Station is also handing SYLVIA KNOWS EVERYBODYAT KIQQ - Out promoting her single "Nobody," RCA recording Brett. out copies of the album as consolation artist Sylvia stopped in at KIQQ/Los Angeles. Shown (l-r) are RCA's Carson Schreiber, Sylvia, CK101lCocoa Beach PD Jim Morgan is leav- prizes. KIQQ MD Robert Moorhead, and RCA's Kelly Summers, and Ron "EM" Ges/in. named MD Michael W. Lowe as new ing and has KIIS-FM/Los Angeles is offering a PD. Also, Chris Bailey joins the station as MD cruise of Mexico and a motorized hang from his position as South Florida promotion rep glider as top prizes in the "KIIS-FM for MCA ... WJBQIPortland MD Skip Anderson Treasure Hunt For Easter Seals." The hunt resigns to join 92XIColumbua. Paul Conners is to be held at a beach with a $5.00 entry fee moves from nights and middays to replace Skip, going to the charity. and Joe Rio moves up from overnights to replace With the movie "ET" being so popular, Paul in the early everning slot ... KYSN/Colora- it might be a good idea to get a promotion do Springs PD Dan Jackson leaves radio for a centered around the movie or it's theme on career as a manager for a chain of restaurants. He Here's a good one have a "ET DANIELS IN KC - Epic recording artist Char- by Paul Kavanaugh as PD and MD. the air. ... is replaced Phone Home" contest. Take random lie Daniels made the Fourth of July a hot time as KBEQ/Kansas City sponsored his guesses on the telephone of a mystery appear- ance at a shopping center just prior to his MEET MILLER, MILLER, AND MILLER - for ET to call home on. It can phone number performance. Pictured (l-r/ are CBS sales rep Capitol Records went on a "Miller Blitz" work like a "Hi/Low" contest with listeners Jim Lucas, Lieberman Special Projects Coor- recently promoting Steve Miller, Frankie a little for Miller Beer CHR's Most Accurate taking guesses at individual digits, or in a dinator Michael Clarke, KBEQ PD Meja Brit- Miller, and promotion memory game of putting together the com- ton, too! Shown (l-r) are Capitol rep Tony Music Information Charlie Daniels, KBEQ GM Gary plete phone number from previously an- Rodriguez, station account exec Bill Rusch, Charmers, WFEA/Manchester's Keith rep Barrett Begins on Page 55 nounced correct guesses. and Epic promotion rep Larry Wall. Lemire, and record Paul

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4 4 egw, CALENDAR BRANIGAN BRAD MESSER LAS Graceland Revisited and Revisited To whip together an Elvis Presley retrospective or not? The death of "The King of Rock 'n' Roll" five years ago Monday (8-16-77) hasn't diminished his popularity. Ken Brixley of Graceland Tours says the Presley home in Memphis is drawing ever increasing numbers of tourists. "Each day by reservation we sell 1500 tickets, and then 1500 more are sold at the gates, and each day we are selling out." For a five -dollar ticket, the Graceland tourist sees the Trophy Room and six others in the house, several automobiles (including a pink Cadillac) 14-6 and horses, a multi -media Elvis concert, and the grave site. 19 This week Graceland anticipates extraordinary crowds because of special fifth anniversary concerts and ceremonies. AKINGSte FM 9'7e G deb Parachute Free -Fall Champ 14 ALO 31-22 Y100 deb MONDAY, AUGUST 16 - Twenty-two years ago this morning Joseph Kittinger was on the edge of space, q.8 higher than any airplane could then fly, 102,000 feet over New Mexico in a balloon. The Air Force test pilot bailed out from nearly 20 miles up, and in the thin atmosphere he quickly reached a falling speed in excess of 800mph. Kittinger's parachute opened after a freefall lasting 4 -minutes 37 -seconds. The world's highest parachute jump was made to establish high -altitude evacuation techniques, and to test a model of what would become the basic American space suit (1960). // This is the fifth anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley. The Woodstock Festival was at its midway point 13 years ago today in 1969. Julie Newmar is 47. Eydie Gorme is 50. Football Hall of Fame member Frank Gifford is 52, as is actor Robert Culp. Actress Ann Blythe is 54. In Hazel Bishop's Kitchen TUESDAY, AUGUST 17 - Hazel Bishop is famous for creating a product every woman is familiar with. Born 76 years ago today, she had wanted to be a doctor, but the Great Depression forced her out of premed school and into a fulltime job as a lab worker. Each night after work, Bishop went home to her kitchen, where she experimented with cosmetic formulas. In that kitchen she created the cosmetic that made her world-famous: in 1950 she patented the world's first no -smear "kissproof" lipstick. Tennis pro Guillermo Vilas is 30. Robert DeNiro is 37. Maureen O'Hara is 61. Hazel Bishop is 76. 13hBREAING Veterans of Foreign Wars WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 - After the Spanish-American war, American veterans came home suffering the usual battle wounds plus unfamiliar tropical diseases. There were no government hospitals. Partly to lobby for medial care, the Veterans of Foreign Wars was established 69 years ago today in 1913. 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Shirley Shrift, who changed her name to Shel- debt is add WFBG ly Winters, 60. FMaddd ValKRLA 0 WAEN29 128mph On A Water Ski WBEN-3330 958 E 1514 THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 - The unofficial world water-ski speed record was set three years ago today when WICK-It37 Craig Wendt clocked 128mph through a quarter-mile time trap. Falling at that speed can be fatal, and a special hit -the -water 21 rwi.& technique is used, according to Tom Hardman of the American Water Ski Ass'n. "They roll up into a ball and bounce in order "(FRG to protect themselves." MOVE The Daughters of the American Revolution is 92 years old today. DAR President -General Patricia Shelby says women AVERAGE formed it in 1890 because the Sons of the American Revolution voted to exclude women. There are now over 200,000 members. John Deacon of Queen is 31. Veteran English rocker Ginger Baker is 42, and so is actress Jill St. John. The most suc- cessful jockey in history, Willie Shoemaker, is 51. Can a Whale Sink a Ship? 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book, but I think WAPI-FM did, and that's what led them to start up the Superstars format." 52 -year -old Brennan is a Birmingham radio mainstay. For his very first radio job, in 1947, he Redbeard And put WVOK on the air as a part-time air personality. Since then he has been a PD at WVOK and WRKK, where he was one of the station's stockholders. Though he stands to gain con- siderably from WRKK's sale, he expressed mixed emotions about the sale and impending format change. "Sure, it was a substantial offer, but radio's been my life, and it's hard to give WZXR /Memphis up the station and format. We were a traditional AOR with tight guidelines - we didn't cross over to Top 40 musically very much. I think AOR's traditional approach is still a valid one. I The South has perennially been one of the toughest regions of the country don't think AOR's need to go as far toward Top 40 as some stations have recently. We tried for AOR to take hold, having more than its fair share of format casualties to be truthful to an AOR image, and our listeners were very loyal because of it. over the past several years (including WRKK/Birmingham - see related "I'm sure WAPI-FM will get a share of our audience. I'd be surprised if some listeners don't go to other stations, because WAPI-FM's approach is much more aggressive than ours. Some story this week) . That's why it's so encouraging to be able to throw the people called our jocks lazy actually, we for a of AOR on which was num- - just strived natural, uncontrived sound. It's spotlight the winners' circle WZXR/Memphis, a different style entirely than WAPI's." ber one in the market this spring with a 12+ ARB share of 10.7. In the WRKK's airstaff of three (small because WRKK is mostly automated, with tapes recorded past, that share has been even higher, peaking in the fall 1980 book with a daily) is preparing to go its separate ways, with Chris Curtis staying on when the station 13.4. switches to Country, while Dave Edmonds and Paul Woods look elsewhere. Brennan is un- decided about his next move, but said he hopes it will still be in AOR radio. Times have not always been this good for one here realized that overreacting to any Before the WRKK AOR team splits up, they've planned one last tribute to their loyal listeners WZXR. Just last fall, the station fell to an one book's results could be suicidal for us. -a massive free outdoor concert featuring over a dozen local bands. The event, planned for 8.8. It was a book that caught PD Redbeard Anyone who toots his horn about any one this weekend, is reminiscent of the days in the 60's when Brennan helped organize WVOK's by total surprise. "I couldn't believe it," he book is playing Russian roulette with his "Shower of Stars" concerts. "The biggest one," he recalled, "featured both the Beach Boys recalled. "We were plainly a more popular career. We all felt our programming was on and the Rolling Stones, along with 13 other acts! The Stones and Beach Boys shared a station than those numbers suggested. But target and our research valid. So we contin- trailer but never said a word to each other!" that was the first book that reflected the 1980 ued along the same lines, if anything, even For Brennan and for WRKK's listeners, the station's passing leaves them with numerous census figures, and more relentlessly. Our staff and manage- fond memories. "We had a lot of fun," Brennan said. "I'll miss WRKK." Memphis had the ment worked harder for this book than ever highest black pene- before. It paid off, yes, but we earned it." tration of any market WZXR earned #1 market honors this time about 10% diplomat. Also, Love what I do - listeners are usually not listening. in this country. Dif- around, along with #1 status for men 18-34 I live rock and roll. I would do this job for "There was a time when WZXR was the ferential Survey and 18-49, and #1 teens. "We don't aim for free if I had another way to keep the wolves epitome of Southern rock stations, but that Treatment was used teen listening," Redbeard claimed, "but away from my door. I was afraid that the music has been on the wane for almost two and resulted in an teens grow up into young adults, and that's corporate game -playing and paper -shuffling years now. At this point, that has almost been Urban Contemporary the demo we have to own. Also, teens indi- would take the fun out of what I do. I had to eliminated as a style." station, WHRK, nearly cate trends. If something big is going to be convinced that I would be allowed to run One style on the rise at WZXR is "modern doubling its 12+ share happen, it always starts in that 12-17 cell. the station without interference. I was given rock." "Memphis is not a trendsetting city," to a 16.9 while all the Redbeard So we watch them closely." WZXR always the proper assurances, and it's been smooth Redbeard pointed out. "Trends start on other contemporary music formats were fares better in male listening than with fe- sailing ever since." each coast and can take as long as two years down." (WHRK slipped back to an 8.9 this males, but Redbeard doesn't object: "It's Musical Make-up to reach us. It's just in the past four or five book.) a tough game to get ladies listening. We months that our listenership has readily ac- strive for female listenership but when we Redbeard described WZXR's musical cepted and embraced acts like Human Lea- The Wobbles makeup: "We no get them they're strictly gravy." have direct AOR compe- gue, A Flock Of Seagulls, and Soft Cell. "Our conclusion was it was a bogus book titor, but we have a lot of competition for "We know we have a small but significant with an incredible wobble for 103 The PD Decision 18-34 listenership. We have to Rock tailor our black listenership, predominantly males 16- (WZXR). But 11 to any statistical methodology Redbeard's radio career spans years, music be competitive against FM CHR's 24. Our resaarch shows that they listen to us is imperfect at best; as a rule of thumb in four with WZXR, first as MD, then Asst. and A/C's, as well as AM Oldies going after instead of one of the three Black stations in working with statistics, one out of five sam- PD. When WZXR's first PD, Tom Owens, our 25-34's. So, WZXR is very dayparted. town because of our consistent beat. Even ples will have a significant error. Any pro- left in 1980 to assume the PD title at KTXQ/ We're quite accessible and competitive in our downtempo songs have drums and rhy- grammer who has to rely on an outside Dallas, Redbeard was pressed into service morning drive, and start to focus the AOR thm; there are no lush ballads. I think they, source for his success or failure has to bet as a first-time PD with some reluctance on identity musically during middays. By 3pm having given us rock and roll, are letting this will happen (rather than hope it won't) his part. He explained, "I didn't even ex- we're a well-balanced blend of rock. At night, us return the favor by programming some sooner or later." pect to be considered. I never questioned we feel comfortable going right after the ac- good rock they can get into." Still, WZXR When WZXR got a case of "the wobbles" my ability to do good radio, but I questioned tive, usually younger end of the audience. draws the color line at playing black ar- last fall, Redbeard was ready for it, and my ability to be a people manager. This job We don't have to be as watchful of hard- tists like Stevie Wonder. As Redbeard ex - fortunately, so was management. "Every- is 50% 40% psychologist and ness or tempo, programmer, since by the nights, older Continued on page 30 Secret Song Contest Yields Star Guitar Nearly every AOR station plays some Led Zeppelin music, but how many can lay claim to giving away one of its members' guitars as the prize in a promotion? Q107/Toronto Asst. MD Sam Taylor explained a promotion the station held this spring that did exactly that: "Q107 MD Bob Mackowycz bought 100 raffle tickets through an ad he read in a Bri- tish music magazine. The raffle, open to anyone in the world, was to raise money for orphans and underprivileged children in London. It was put to- gether by the 'Golden Lion Roadies' (who work for many prestigious British bands), Capital Broadcasting in England, and Led Zeppelin. "The odds of 0107 winning were phenomenal, but word came that we had won, so Bob flew to London where Zeppelin, the Roadies and Capital threw a party in Q107's honor and presented Bob with the guitar (inscribed 'This guitar was stolen from Jimmy Page, Led Zeppe- lin'). Next, 0107 cooked up a spring ratings promotion around the guitar. We put together lyrics from 13 Zeppelin songs into a "Led Zeppelin Secret Song" and asked listeners to identify the songs. Within 24 hours of the Secret Song hitting the airwaves, Q107's lobby looked like the mailroom in Toronto's downtown post office. Some listeners sent in as many as 600 entries, and phones were jammed. We never found the time to count how many entries we re- In the photo, MD Mackowycz (with mike) is admiring his prize during the party in London, ceived in total, but no promotion in our history has ever received such an incredible response. while Robert Plant (clapping) and Jimmy Page (to Bob's right) look on, along with unidenti- The winner was one hell of a happy guy!" fied representatives of the roadies group and Capital Broadcasting.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 30 R&RlFrlday, August 13, 1982 Redbeard And WZXR /Memphis Continued from page 28 we can't pull out a calculator and get hard They are people who live the rock and roll show and having the image as the station plained, "Our consultants feel that for every numbers on how many people listened to us lifestyles they talk about. running it is nearly as important as running three or four listeners we would pick up, we'd that day. We deal in intangibles. We're "Promotionally, we are relentless and we the show itself. For instance, saying on lose three times as many." measured by another industry operating on are everywhere. I believe strongly that we Wednesday that we'll be running a Lover - Consultants: Winning Combination the perimeter of our own, rather than by have to be in the streets all the time; one - boy concert on Saturday night is virtually our peers. All of this creates neuroses it's on -ones are still the best form of advertising as effective an image -builder for the station WZXR's consultants are B/A/M/D and - no wonder radio people are strange! Given there is. Our personalities are our product as actually running the show. It helps focus Associates, and Redbeard trusts them im- that, the more input I can get on any par- and our promoters; they're out constantly." our image as the total young adult lifestyle plicitly. "We play very much by the book ticular song, band, program, jock, pro- Additionally, WZXR has an aggressive station. For that reason, special program- with them, because it works. If it didn't, motion, or market overview, the better off merchandising program that has placed ming is important. But I could probably we wouldn't be using them. If a PD or GM I'll be. Ultimately I'm charged with making three-quarters of a million bumper stickers spend every working hour auditioning the can set aside his personal ego involved in the final decisions, but I do so only after get- in the community, plus thousands of license demo tapes I get, or filling out forms, or always wanting to be right, and instead, ting all the input I can." plates, T-shirts, etc. "We try to blanket the taking the calls from syndicators about just want to be successful, then using a con- region with the highest quality merchan- their shows." sultant can be a very rewarding experience. Music Research dise and visuals we can find," said Red - Competition Coming? beard. "Everything incorporating our logo Redbeard summarized the The B/A/M/D consultants provide the must speak well of the station, having the station's posi- tion in the market with "Anyone who toots his own lion's share of input into determining musi- same quality listeners hear on the air." a statement regar- horn about any one book is cal decisions on WZXR, from adding new ding his goal for WZXR: "Rock 103 has the music to dropping or switching recurrents Filling A News Void potential to become a regional legend. The playing Russian roulette with or standards. Additionally, Redbeard and Redbeard admitted one area of deficiency market's right, in terms of its historical his career." music assistant Robin Sterns pay attention during the spring ARB's, which has since love of music. Jazz, blues, rockabilly and to the request line, asking jocks to write been remedied: news. "We kind of under- rock and roll all have roots here. This city down each caller's age, gender, and song sold the value of news in the last few years. has the most incredible musical heritage of I don't want to be right - I want to win. I reaction. Each call's daypart is also noted. But all our research is now showing that any city in the world. As long as we em- don't care if it takes the entire U.S. Cavalry Redbeard noted, "Of course we don't young adults, particularly those 25-34, are brace our music with the same reverence to win - I'll listen to anyone who can help program to callers. They're active listeners always looking for more information, so as this region always has, we should con- us. I'm not afraid to hear someone tell me and usually skew young. I learned a long long as it's targeted to them. Our new News tinue to grow." my station sucks, so long as he can tell me time ago that 15% of an audience will call The only potential cloud on WZXR's why. and 85% won't; they'll just tune us out if we horizon is a direct AOR competitor. "We pay B/A/M/D a lot of money to do play something they don't like. But, as I "I don't want to be right - Typically, Redbeard is prepared for this their homework and research, and to give mentioned before, teens start trends, giving I want to win." eventuality. "Till the last couple of years, us the right answers. If one of their con- us indicators ahead of time as to what will AOR radio had not commanded the huge sultants has a reason for adding or not add- become popular. Their input is important so share of the market it does now. With our ing a record, you can bet I'm going to listen. long as we remember that what they're in- Director, Dave Gilton, from WEEI-FM/ consistent dominant share of our target I trust them, because when we win, they terested in will take some time to happen Boston, is an excellent street reporter with demo, we have to expect someone to chal- win, so why would they lead us astray?" for our mainstream audience." a great feel for the way in which we want lenge our format exclusivity. When that Neuroses WZXR also does local sales research, AOR news treated - carefully targeted for happens it will definitely call for some ad- carefully nurturing relationships with store our audience, totally relevant to their inter- justments. We'll have to rethink our target- "This is a neurotic business," Redbeard employees to heighten the degree of ac- ests." ing and positioning. But to quote Rocky, continued, "because at the end of the day curacy of their reports. "Now that there are WZXR also carries Source newsbreaks in 'Go for it ! " drive times, and has had great success with a lot of great records out there, I'm seeing COMING NEXT WEEK: some of its short -form P.A. programming, With all the EVOLUTION more people going into record stores again," spring ARB's in, next week pre- particularly "Coping With." we'll Redbeard stated. "So I think sales research sent our popular AOR Format Score- WXEZ/Toledo drops AOR programming is once again becoming a valid indicator, Too Much Syndication board, a comprehensive analysis of for CHR ... Buster Bodeine exits as but it's by no means the bottom line." the state of AOR radio, complete with KPRI/San Diego PD and Reed Reker Nor is callout research, which Redbeard As for other syndicated efforts, Red - beard remarked, "There's significant numerical breakdowns from becomes interim PD ... Joe Collins exits as said he'd use if he had the personnel and a glut of pro- gramming available, and only about 25% of all rated AOR's. And, beginning with PD of KBOS/Tulare ... Former KDWB- budget. "Right now it's in the wishful think- this coming week's Scoreboard, we'll FM/Minneapolis PD Joe Folger joins com- ing stage, but were we to use it, I wouldn't it is of the calibre of something we'd consi- der using. Special programming is impor- show how AOR's fared in important peting KQRS as MD, as KDWB names Jack base all my decisions around its results. It's demographics as well as the traditional Hicks Acting PD ... Frosty Stillwell is out just another tool." tant in quality, not quantity. Quite often, just saying you're going to run a special 12+ shares. as MD of WPFR/Terre Haute ... Roberta New Music Previews: Haber exits WMJQ/Rochester MD post .. . A Viable Concept John Bloodwell exits Promotion Director UPDATE post of WCOZ/Boston ... Lobster joins Another research tool WZXR's exploring KQAK/San Francisco for overnights . .. is the controversial New Music Preview KTYD/Santa Barbara PD Jim Lull exits concept, developed by the Superstars con- WMMS has heart: In a unique showing of mond concert with an updated interview for sabbatical and Susan Christol is named sultants. To date, Redbeard has talked to community involvement, WMMS/Cleve- with the star ... Congratulations to KILO/ Acting PD through year's end Mr. Bill ... other Superstars programmers for their land's Matt The Cat hosted three Cardio- Colorado Springs PD Rick Hawk and wife exits mornings at KSJO/San Jose and Jim early listener responses to the montage, but pulminary Resuscitation courses for the Christi on the birth of daughter Chelsea .. . Seagull moves up to overnights from parti - he has not implemented it at WZXR. "I American Heart Association. Everyone Every Sunday throughout the summer, time Andy Curran exits WAPI-FM/Bir- ... have every intention of trying it out; I think who completed the course received a spe- WABX/Detroit has been presenting a ser- mingham for WKSJ/Mobile ... Dave it's a viable concept. 90 seconds of three cial Matt the Cat/AHA CPR certificate .. . ies of "Rock & Roll Beach Parties" at a Dworkin exits afternoons at KQRS/Minnea- songs, produced and programmed WXRT/Chicago celebrated its 10th AOR local private beach, complete with top local polis as Tom Jensen is hired for 10p -2a . .. properly, should give us the same type of anniversary with listeners at a Genesis rock acts ... KISS/San Antonio cosponsor- Geoff Nimmo exits PDship of reaction we'd get from doing callouts. This, concert, where singer Phil Collins crooned ed a benefit concert of local talent for MDA, KUAM/Guam for airwork at WSKS/Cincin- too, is subjective, and not designed to be Birthday" to the station ...KFMQ/ with seven acts helping to raise $2300.. . nati WDHA/North Jersey's Nick "Happy ... exact. But, like callouts, it's just another Lincoln gave away 300 tickets to an area KILT /Wichita's sponsoring a series of Sullivan is hired to WIOQ/Philadelphia for tool, another way to sample our audience's Kansas concert to listeners spotted sport- "Road Trip" promotions for listeners, who weekends (and retains WDHA shifts as interests. ing KFMQ window stickers WIYY/ can win free trips out-of-town to see bands well) Glenn Stewart is new to mornings ...... "I was shocked by some of the industry Baltimore's morning team Courduff and like Blondie, Elvis Costello and the Grateful at WWTR/Bethany Beach Steve Cor- ... to this idea. I thought it should Lopez, did a recent show live from a hot Dead in neighboring cities. mier joins WECM/Claremont for over- reaction air have been applauded: Even if it fails miser- balloon tethered over the expressway. The nights ... Noble Broadcast Consultants' C O N E R T I think it will) , I think the balloon caused a huge back-up C S& C O N V E R S A T I O N S Frank Felix signs WPHD-FM/Buffalo as an ably (and don't during industry least should support the spirit morning drivetime, even making news on AOR client Pollack Communications at ... and in which it was introduced." other local radio stations' traffic reports... PRESENTATIONS: KQDSIDuIuth presented signs 2WS/Sydney for consultation. attitude Promotable Personalities WMET/Chicago's heavily involved in this Steppenwolf for $1.95. year's Chicagofest, sponsoring the shuttle BROADCASTS: Bonnie Hayes on KTIMISan WZXR does not live by music alone. As buses that carry over 800,000 to the fest. The Rafael. Redbeard put it, "By definition, AOR radio station is also broadcasting live from the CONVERSATIONS: Toto, Franke & Knock- is of limited appeal. We're a music -based fest location, and handing out special outs on WAAL/Binghamton ... REO Speed- format; it's 80% or more of our program- commemorative buttons ... KOMP/ Las wagon on WKLCISt. Albans ... Cheap Trick ming. The music we play is geared Vegas is sending two promotion winners to on WCKOIMiami ... Jon Anderson on WDVEI (generally) to society's lower end age -wise : L.A. for the world premiere of Pink Floyd's Pittsburgh, WAPPINew York ... Police on on WHKCI 12-34. So how can we be #112+ all ages if, by "The Wall" movie . . . KEZO/Omaha WLAVIGrand Rapids... Survivor definition, our key ingredient is self-limit- sponsored Z92 Day at an area beachfront Evansville ... Tubes on KOZZIReno ... Iron ing? The answer is personality and promo- amusement park, reducing admission to $2 Maiden, Scorpions on WLVQIColumbus .. . lions. In both we have to be twice as good to those mentioning the station's call letters Gary U.S. Bonds, Billy Squler on WIOTIToledo SEA & SKI WITH 96 ROCK 96 Rock (WWTR)/ - as our competition. on their way in. The station also held a sand - ... King Crimson on WPLRMew Haven ... Flock Beach awarded a listener with a 96 Bethany have to be rock and roll leaders to sculpting contest, whose winner received a of Seagulls, Quarterflash, Santana on WBCNI Rock-logoed Hobie Cat during a listener beach "We to be Boston ... Billy Squier on WWCKIFIint .. . party. Pictured (l -r) with the prize are WWTR's our audience; we have entertainers, free Coke machine and a year's supply of Josie Cotton on WLIR/Long Island ... Head- Mike Fillips, winner, station's Richard Remsberg, personalities. There are no liner card read- the beverage ... KNX-FM/Los Angeles pins, Foreigner on CFOXIVancouver. PD Brian Krysz and jock Karen Collins. ers at Rock 103, no time and temp jocks. reaired an exclusive ten -year -old Neil Dia-

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JEFF GREEN PD'S O'TOOLE, ROBERTSON COMMENT

GET TO KNOW THY NEIGHBOR - Nearly a half -million people gathered along downtown WRKA, WRVR Portland's Waterfront Park to celebrate the seventh annual KGW Neighborfair. Over 200 area nonprofit organizations lined the area with booths offering various crafts, food, and beverages. Events included dancing, mime, comedy, kite flying, balloon rides, and other festivities.

Dan and Jim administrate from the stand- department's assistance, it would not have Triumph 25-49 point of business, as well as ratings. been very successful. You must accept the "There's not an hour that goes by," ad- financial parameters and priorities given Louisville and Memphis are almost identical in population size. The mitted Jim, "that I don't worry about com- petition. What any smart programmer in a Understand that we're not Arbitron 12+ metro estimates say they're just 400 people apart. The winning position must do is constantly look 25-49 market leaders, WRKA/Louisville and WRVR/Memphis, are also over his or her shoulder for the guy who playing the harder rock alike, with similar programming views and equal double-digit ratings. wants to come in and take part of the au- many A/C's are using. On dience and profits away. That's the way this What helped them win? Specific Demo Positions WRVR, instead of adding Consistency is what WRKA Program business is - it's competitive, and that's Aside from consistency, both stations night or on Manager Dan O'Toole and WRVR PD Jim good for radio." heavier music at operate from specific strategy positions to Robertson feel led the way to their Dan concluded, "It took me a long time to we eliminate spring successfully target their adult audiences. weekends, victories. "Winning for us is just being con- accept, above everything else, that radio is Dan pointed out, "We are a lot of people's softer material." sistent," said Dan. "We've been doing the a business, and that we're in radio to make favorite station, and enjoy a nice exclusive money. To truly successful, profitable same radio with the same staff for 18 mon- be a However, we also do well overall ths, while other key stations have made air cume. station requires much more than program- to you by upper management. Once you do, because WRKA is, if not the first, the se- you'll find many creative, innovative ways personality and/or formatic changes. We ming - it involves the whole staff. For ex- cond choice to anyone else. Specifically, the felt the formula of consistency would be the ample, we've done direct mail promotion of utilizing your entire station to achieve goal has been to have a substantial ex- strongest strategy. As it turned out, even- the past two books, and without our sales success." clusive 25-34 female cume, and be the se- tually the listeners have become so used to cond choice for 25-34 males, plus 35-44 and us and comfortable with WRKA that it all 18-24 females." came together during the sweep. One can't Jim sees some A/C stations reluctant to step on grapes and expect wine. It Progress just as adult, possibly due takes time." classify themselves to a fear of a negative "old school" image Jim said, '0We certainly haven't even association. "Many A/C's are afraid to ac- PERSONNEL reached our full potential yet, so I can safe- tually say they're A/C. You can't target a ly say without conceit that the true giants of WIPIPhlladelphia wel- tising/Promotion Director ... The International station in this particular format to be 18-49. A/C are those that are the most consistent. comes former 13 -year Ea- Radio Festival of New York has awarded its Gold It just doesn't work. I call that the 'Hi -Lo They are proud to stand up and say 'We're gles linebacker Bill Bergey Medal to Jim Norman of CHUM/Toronto for his Game.' I play it from the oppositve direc- to its team to han- A/C' anytime someone tunes in 24 hours broadcast 30 second commercial "Great Expectations" .. . - tion by programming WRVR for 25-34's as a day." dle color analysis for game Randy Kemp is the new Production Director at our prime demo, and take listeners that A Balanced Music Mix coverage ... Jim Simon KLTEIOklahoma City, and Pam Finn is now Pro- fringe the border of either demo." has joined KYAISan Fran- Part of on -air consistency is a balanced motion Coordinator ... Wayne Larrlvee joins the The Battle Is Never Over cisco as morning news an- music mix. Dan explained, "We're a KHOWIDenver new sports broadcast team in an- Even with such strong ratings perfor- chorman. His past credits in- play-by-play by straightforward A/C, not a mellow rocker. ticipation of "CU" Golden Buffalo mances, neither WRKA nor WRVR see the clude VP WBBM/Chicago, the Sports Network, which Without being too Colorado Statewide battle won. Dan stated, "We're going to PD and ND KABCILos will from KHOW's AM stereo facilities .. . slow tempo -wise, we originate keep getting our peo- Angeles, and ND Bill Bergey formerly with KFORILincoln, joins look for familiarity in Tim Moreland, ple front and in- KCBS/San Francisco music that sounds out ... WCCOIMinneapolis as Sports Coordinator .. volved in the com- WCBMIBaltimore has add- adult. The priority Also new at WCCO are Jon Quick as Director of munity, which has ed seven members to its rests with traditional- Advertising and Promotion and Linda Paulson as helped a news team. They are: Bob . ly popular artists, already Director of Sales Promotion and Research .. great deal. We're try- Anbinder, Theresa Blythe, 6am news because we know our Joining WBALIBaltimore's expanded ing that Cathy Brice, Tom Clenden- audience is very to develop broadcast is Mark Weaver, formerly anchorman one-to-one contact so ing, Natalie Davis, Robin secure in listening to for the AP Network ... Lin- will feel little Quivers and Russ Small talent they already people a da McArthur joins more emotional ... Mike Dreith is joining KYUU/San as its like. However, it's Dan O'Toole Francisco about WRKA. The WFIWIFairfield as News very important to add new artists because new Advertising and Promo- station will still be Jim Robertson Director. He was formerly tion Manager WGBS/MI- it gives us that balance of fresh material ... marketed 'humbly,' even though we're Jim Simon weekend news anchor at combined with the established acts that the ami's news reporter number one in so many areas. We must IL .. . listeners grew up with." WTAXISpringfield, Magdalena Garcia is the work our hardest to ensure their continued J. Abpianalp, Pro- Jim commented, "Consistent A/C doesn't Ronald first female and only the third support." duction Manger of person ever to receive the have to be wimpy. Everyone thinks A/C Jim agreed, "We'll never say we're Coral, FL, has needs to be almost MOR. No way! Our sta- WRCCICape Michele Clark Award for ex- number one about anything, because with awarded a first -place in tion has a nice tempo to it. Understand that been cellence broadcast jour- the way the ratings may fluctuate, you award in the Mark Weaver we're not playing the harder rock many national Addy nalism, presented by CBS can't get too up for the good books or too Radio Campaign" the Radio and A/C's are using. Frankly I think those sta- "Local Network News and Television down for the bad ones." Al Augustine, tions may be risking their consistency and category ... News Directors Foundation ... KOMOISeattle "Remain lean and mean," Jim advised. News Director of Eric Joel McKalg as its Production image. On WRVR, instead of adding welcomes "When most stations reach a certain level WLVAILynchburg, joins He from KING/Seattle where he heavier music at night or on weekends, we Director. comes of success, they start adding commercials. WDBJ-TVIRoanoke as recently was honored with a first prize eliminate softer material. So anytime you Or they think, 'Maybe we should be more chief of the Central Ronald J. Abplanalp award for "Image For A tune in, you're still going to hear a consis- bureau RABINRMA Category full service,' and add news. We do just the Deborah Hamilton, Public Af- New at KING is Katherine tent WRVR, but with the correctly -tuned Virginia Bureau ... Single Commerical." opposite. Over the past year, we've actually fairs of WPEN & WMGKIPhiladelphla, as its Promotion/Public Service Director. mood to match that daypart." Director Hilliard cut back on the number of spots we run, and expands her duties to include public relations for She replaces Eileen Dahlem, who has moved on shortened the lengths of our newscasts. the two stations. Also at WMGK, Tom Richards to become an account executive in the station's "We are a lot of people's Granted, you can go to 16 spots an hour and has been named to the newly created position of sales department. favorite station, and enjoy a make another $50,000 per month, but next Production Director ... WJONISt. Cloud's year you could be losing three times that Sports Director Gary Sperber has been named nice exclusive cume. amount. Unfortunately, regardless of for- Minnesota Sportscaster of the Year by the Min-

However, we also do well mat, getting fat and capitalizing on short- nesota Sportscasters Association . . . overall because WRKA is, if term opportunistic maneuvers are sure WGARICIeveland announces three new appoint- steps to the demise of a radio station." ments including Ed Richards as News Director, A/C's Most Accurate not the first, the second Business Awareness Bob Becker returns from WWWE/Cleveland to Music Information choice to anyone else." This kind of financial foresight is another handle an anchor/reporter position and Mike Begins on Page 54 link between these two properties, as both Yunls, formerly with WBBG & WWWM, as Adver

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KLZ RETAKES LEAD AM Country Alive And Well In Denver Don't sound the death knell yet! AM Country is still alive and doing quite well in many markets, including Chicago, Minneapolis, San Fran- cisco, Des Moines, Kansas City, and Denver. In fact, in Denver KLZ retook the Country lead over two FM's and another AM in the market KLZ STAFF GREETS CHARLEY & SYLVIA: As part of KLZ's year -long 60th anniversary with a 3.7-5.1 jump in the latest ratings (Spring Arbitron 12+ share.) The celebration, the station sponsored a Charley Pride/Sylvia concert for the mile high city. Pictured Kim Hardy, GM Ed Hardy, 25-49 25-54 adults are (top, l -r) afternoon driver Sandy Travis, RCA's Carson Schreiber, station also came out number one overall in both and all-night personality Perry Martin, PD Bill Bradley, and Promotions Director Ann Quinn: (bottom Mike Tan- for both the TSA and the metro, an accomplishment Group One Broad- I -r) air personality Chuck Leary, Sales Manager Jon McNutt, Sytvia, Pride, midday jock casting Radio Division President Al Grosby is especially proud of. Al, ner, and morning drive personality Jockey Joe. who just joined Group One in March of this year, is based out of Denver and has made KLZ his pet project. In a recent interview, he related the "No more than two weeks after I got to are now doing is using Bill Moyes and the on -air staff and Research Group to do an annual research led to KLZ's surge. Denver I sat down with the game plan which told them that I believed that KLZ, with the project for KLZ, which we've never done "As President of Group One, I am not the reputation it had and the talent it had on the before. I'm not so naive to think that in the manager of any of the stations. Ed Hardy is quality of news that went into a newscast. air, could definitely be, without question, next book things couldn't change the GM of KLZ and Bill Bradley is his PD, One specific thing we did is focus in on the the number one adult station in Denver. I dramatically, so we're trying to do and they've both done an absolutely ex- metro area of Denver. We took every single said it thoroughly believing it, but not figur- everything we possibly can to build on top of cellent job. Essentially, I work with Ed and community in the metro area, and the News ing it would happen in the first book! I think he in turn works with Bill; but since I come Director and his staff went to the Chief Of maybe the shot of adrenalin this provided "I don't see AM stereo as to work every day at the station, the door is Police and all of the other key people in them, plus telling them about the promo- always open and there's been no problem those communities. We reestablished in tional, advertising, news and research pro- anything more than a pro- with my giving some input." some cases and established in other cases a jects we had planned, really turned them on motional vehicle to call im- Focusing On The Metro day-by-day liaison to have ongoing informa - a little bit and gave them a new lease on tion of what was going on in metropolitan mediate attention to "What we really focused on this time was life. new going the metro numbers, figuring that if we Denver. "This is such a people business that it something that's did that with news, weather, and could do a job in the metro, the TSA could "We doesn't matter what city you're in, what the on in AM." traffic information. We had been using very well take care of market is, or whether you're an AM or FM Traffic,' but found that using a itself. That's why we `Metro station. If you've got the people there, what we've got, and I think you must who did traffic reports for us in are really proud of policeman you've got it licked. It's funny how you'll research the market properly to do that." the morning resulted in a more personal in- our metro showing hear about someone going into a new job, AM Stereo Not The Answer volvement. He actually became a per - where are the and the first thing they'll do is fire the entire sonality on Jockey Joe's (our morning per- "In terms of AM stereo, I'd have to tell number w one adult staff. When I got to KLZ we weren't exactly that it is a* sonality's) show." were you that I believe at this moment radio station in ' breaking records as far as ratings Expanded Sports Coverage not going to have any dramatic effect plus Denver for AM, FM, or minus as far as AM radio is concerned. I Country, Beautiful "Sports is another area that we expanded "This is such a people don't see the people who listen to FM stereo Music, whatever! in. This city is one of the major sports cities that it doesn't mat- all of a sudden leaving to pick up an AM sta- _ <` business Our goal was not in the country, so we decided to do more tion just because that station is now in necessarily going Al Grosby with sports than we were already doing. ter what city you're in, what stereo too. Too many years have gone by after KYGO, as we did not perceive them to For example, during the NBA playoffs bet - the market is, or whether where FM stations have developed this be our primary competition. We felt that ween Los Angeles and Philadelphia, instead listenership. KHOW (A/C), KOA (Talk), and the other of just reading the scores of the games, we you're an AM or FM station. "I don't see AM stereo as anything more all -News stations in the market were more got Dugg Moe, the Denver Nuggets coach, If you've got the people than a promotional vehicle to call im- of a competitor to us than KYGO. The only who is highly personable and very well - there, you've got it licked." mediate attention to something new that's similarity between ourselves and KYGO liked by most sports fans, to do an exclusive going on in AM. Hopefully, people will tune was that the station simply played country analysis of each game. He also became part although it was a good station in out of curiosity, and then if the program- music. Now that's a strong similarity, but of the KLZ personality team. concerned, you'll and had been there for quite some time, but ming is unique, different, or unusual on the FM stereo stations, generally speak- "Another dimension that we just added is hang them in. However, the problem is that don't have as much personality, signing on Aaron Kyle, the Denver Broncos' the last thing on my mind was changing Mg, you was if people weren't listening to the station promotion, news, and personal involvement quarterback, who will be doing exclusive anybody. I believed that the talent there." before and tune in only out of curiosity, they Broncos reports for KLZ. People here real- find the things which didn't draw Al then went on to analyze where he may that ly go pro football crazy, and since we don't them before still don't, and you'll lose them. "If we could do a job in the carry the Broncos games, we wanted to find thought most of KLZ's increased share of felt "I think AM radio is still strong, and will metro, the TSA could very some way to establish a Denver Broncos the audience came from and what he was important to the future of AM radio in continue to be strong for music formats, presence. We think our new `personality' MOYL. I don't well take care of itself." general. especially A/C, Country, and will do that. It's just another dimension to see any reason in the world why AM coun- tie the station into what's happening locally "I really have not post -analyzed the book yet, but the Denver market is so try music cannot continue to dominate in the marketplace focusing in on metro ... to really pour on metro information, yet markets. The fun personalitites of AM coun- news and public affairs. So we instituted a give the people what they basically want to unbelievably competitive, that I think we over. try music, the music itself, the promotions number of things to focus in on that target. listen to, which is country music and fun are drawing constantly from all However, I think that when you're on the and contests, the remote broadcasts .. . "The station had never done music personalities." they all play a part, and there's no way that some AM dial, you're really drawing from the research before, so we instituted station playing 15 minutes other AM stations." a stereo Country callout research immediately, and brought worth of music at a time can possibly com- in our trusty old TRS80 Radio Shack com- AM's Can Still Compete pete on a personality level." puter. I know this is nothing new, but in 56/KLZ "AM radio has been talked about as a dy- Denver we simply had not done it before, ing breed for two, three, four years already. For additional information on how Country - and we wanted to make sure and determine Colorado Country Many of the great AM rockers have already formatted radio stations have fared in the latest that the music we were playing was the bit the dust and are trying to figure a way ratings and what impact new Arbitron music that Denver people wanted to hear." Professional -Sounding Staff out of it. Yet here, without doing anything methodology has had on them, please turn to Jhan Hiber's column this week (Page 14). Improving Quality Of News Since personality radio is one way that dramatic, unusual, or special, we showed dial position "In Denver we have a situation where AM's have been able to compete with their that with a good facility, good visibility you can compete if you there are actually three all -News stations, FM competitors, I asked Al how much he and good sharpen up what you're doing in a com- so we wanted to make absolutely certain thought his on -air staff had to do with KLZ's just that someone tuning into us for music and resurgence. "I think our on -air people are petitive situation "Look at Al Ham s `Music Of Your Life' Country Radio's Most Accurate entertainment would have no reason what- superb! The people that were here when I He's on some of the worst facilities soever to tune us out. Therefore, news got here are still here now because we've format. Music Information - in the country and yet he's doing real well a very important thing to us ... not got a very sharp, very professional Begins on Page 50 became it's unique. One of the things we more news than we had done before, but the sounding group of people. because

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MUSIC PEOPLE: Ray Charles (what'd I say?) signing with Rick Blackburn and CBS. He started pop humming in Music City with his classic country -pop albums of the early 60's. He's already sessioned here ... Irlene Mandrell goes on the road with the Krofft puppets, "Truck Shackley And The Texas Critters," who gained fame on the "Mandrell Sisters" show ... Belated sympathy notes to Ken Dudney and his fami- ly on the death of his mother Beth Kurtz. She was president of the Inter- GIVE ME A "B" - With some enthusiastic cheerleading in the background, Bobby Bare must national Fan Club of her daughter-in-law Barbara Mandrel!. have felt right at home when he stopped by the WWWW/Detroit studios recently to do a guest Bill Anderson promoed his new record on DJ stint Bobby, in town for an appearance with the Charlie Daniels Band, is pictured outside the the giant TV cable king WTBS, sitting in on station with (l -r) WWWW PD Barry Mardit and staffers Katy O'Neill, Lori Seger, Jean Hunt Lori the play-by-play of an Atlanta Braves -San Converse, Debbie Feierabend, Ann Jeffries, and Debbie Rinderknecht Diego Padres game ... Kenny Rogers's $20 million-plus RCA marriage may be the big- gest deal yet ... James Taylor concert in Nashville Sunday (8-15) ... "Smilin' " Ed- die Hill, the Country DJ Hall of Famer, in Nashville's St. Thomas Hospital. He's been in a wheelchair since a massive stroke 14 years ago. He was truly a pioneer of the Country radio DJ business ... Joseph Sloan Bonsali Jr. is President of that corporation which bought WPFR-FM/Terre Haute. The name of the licensee? Oak Ridge Brothers Broadcasting Corp. ... "Country" star George Burns named by Playgirl magazine as one of America's 10 Sexiest Men .. . Webb Pierce hosted a "listening party" at Willie Nelson's General Store Monday for Willie & Webb's new "In The Jailhouse Now" album ... John Denver awarded the Racecar driver Richard Petty (center), who is Carl Sandburg Award as 1982's "Peoples' included in the chorus of Bill Anderson's latest "Southern is receiving a Poet." Rod McKuen is a past recipient .. single Fried," shown JETHRO BURNS UP KFEQ AIRWAVES - Jethro Burns, who recently appeared in concert in St hot -off-the -press copy of the song from Bill Joseph, MO, also was the special guest As reported on page 3, Nashville's WJRB of KFEQ where he did a two-hour live interview. Pic- (right) and independent record promoter Mike tured following the chit chat are (l-r) KFEQ PD Bob Orf, morning jock to WLKZ soon, simulcasting with "Brother" Brent Harmon, changes Borchetta (left). Burns, and afternoon personality Gil Johnson. its newly -purchased FM'er WJKZ (former- ly WIZO-FM) ... They "wrapped" filming here on the Loni Anderson -Earl Holliman rested, with charges being filed against a starring movie "Country Gold" with a par- number of them. Fracas stemmed from ty at Mario's Restaurant, where they shot comments from spectators at the fire. One the final scenes. Locals appearing in that man said, "First time I've ever been to a one are Mel Tillis, Boxcar Willie, Lynn house -burning and a fight at the same Anderson, Stella Parton, Reba McEntire, time!" ... Mel Tills, writing his life story the Bellamy Bros., Ralph Emery, and for a movie has also formed his own produc- WSIX PD/personality Gerry House. tion company. Mel Tillis Films ... Bill PICKENS: The Statler Bros. made Monroe's emergency surgery was in a Nova Polygram's first country video feature ... Scotia hospital ... Danny Davis made his Wolfman Jack and Gene Watson Labor Day first Nashville Brass appearance on the features at Opryland here (not together). Grand Ole Opry since he organized the Wolfman brings the Platters, Shirelles, group 14 years ago ... Remember the Danny & The Juniors, and Little Anthony legendary Chuck Wagon Gang? They just for a 50's Reunion ... Boxcar Willie & Roy finished their latest tour and polished off a

Acuff duetted . .. Allen, David, and Lefty new album of the classic hits they've made Frizzell's mother Mrs. A.D. Frizzell died famous in the past 46 years ... Kenny July 31 in Goodlettsville. She was 73 years Rogers Productions just won suits against old ... "Firestarter" is the newest movie two manufacturers of unauthorized posters deal set for middle Tennessee location bearing his likeness. The decisions affirm - shooting, with a $17 million budget. John ed the exclusive right of a living entertainer CINCINNATI'S COUNTRY MUSIC SUPPORTERS - Following the 5th annual Cincinnati Reds - Carpenter will direct ... Hank Williams's to control the commercial use of his name hosted "Country Music Night" at Riverfront Stadium, the team received special recognition ghost blacked out the Grand Ole Opry and likeness ... Tour bus update: Jimmy C. from the CMA and WSAI for their continued support of country music. Shown at the plaque House when they were filming a new song Newman & his Cajun Country Band luckily presentation are (l-r) Bill Rice, Chairman of the Ohio C&W Association (filling in for the CMA),' about Hank Jr.'s dad on Tom T. Hall's "Pop escaped injury when their tour bus caught WSAI-FM PD Dale Turner; Reds VP Roger Ruht and WSAI-FM MD John Marks. Goes The Country Club" TV series. Gary fire recently. Although they lost all of their Gentry was performing a song called "The personal effects, they were able to salvage Ride," reminiscent of the old Red Sovine hit most of the instruments and sound equip - narrative "Phantom 309." Just as Gary ment and came out of the experience spoke the words "You don't have to call me "thankful to be alive." With bus -related ac - 'Mister,' boy, the whole world called me cidents becoming more common, Jimmy is Hank' ," all the power in the Opry House now pointing out the need for smoke detec- and the massive Opryland Hotel complex tors on all tour vehicles. went out! ! ! ... Loretta Lynn will sing "Oh CLOSERS: "Refinement," Terri Miller Kentucky," a new promotional tour song says, "is learning to yawn with your mouth for her home state ... Johnny Cash's house closed" ... Dolly Parton's favorite diet? (where his sister Reba Hancock lived) The "see -food" diet. "Every time I see burned down and nine people were ar- food, I eat it!"

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No. 1 Radio Attraction OUT AND ABOUT WITH WKTU - Two more phases of WKTU's community involvement; After performing on New York City radio for so many years, when I Above, (I -r) Jim Harlan, G. Keith Alexander, Joe Causi, Rosko, and Carlos DeJesus man the New York market, I definitely phones for the Easter Seals telethon; below, contest winners celebrate with a WKTU dinner date have the opportunity to write about the featuring Richard "Dimples" Fields. Pictured (l-r, seated) are Fields, winning couple, and feel at home. Some individuals in our industry don't think much of New WKTU's Alexander; (I -r, standing) DeJesus, WKTU Promotion Director Suzanne Banks, and York radio, but I personally have always loved it, no matter how good or Boardwalk VP Ruben Rodriguez. how restrained. My reason - because if you like a competitive at- mosphere, you'll find none more so. know what the clubs are playing, so we tively they score a whopping 17.2 share: keep close ties with all the clubs. I must WKTU 4.5 - 6.2 WKTU, shocked a lot of industry people What other types of research does WKTU mention that the clubs we survey are all dif- WRKS 5.1 - 5.9 when it scored a 6.2 share in the latest Ar- use? "We do callouts. I would say we call ferent. You have the black clubs, the white WBLS 5.9 - 5.1 approximately 100 stores every week to get bitron with its Urban clubs, the gay clubs, and naturally the Latin I wanted to know why Carlos thought the sales information so we can gauge what's Contemporary for- Urban format had such a large share of the happening with records that we're playing clubs." mat. The station "I think it's a credit to the and with the records that our competition is Local Orientation marketplace? scored one of its big- that's being produced. Ever since I playing. I'm speaking of our direct com- I asked Carlos if being Latino and grow- music gest victories to date can remember, and I'm almost 30, R&B petitors like WRKS and WBLS. We've got ing up in the "Apple" has been advan- by regaining its touch music has always been infectious people indirect competitors like WPLJ, WYNY, tageous now that he's the Program Director - and charging into have always enjoyed dancing to R&B. I we keep an eye on the music of WKTU? "Without a doubt. 92 has a large New York's spotlight and others, and think the music has been produced so well at they're playing, too, because back when Latin makeup to our audience, which is by becoming the this time by black artists, and also by white WABC was doing their thing, every now and very important to us. Our audience city's overall number artists who are trying to imitate the sound, then, they or WNBC might break a record breakdown has been Y3 Latino, 1/3 black, one radio station. k that it's becoming universal. These other De by somebody like Air Supply. When that and 1/3 white. Latino's are our base and, if Carlos DeJesus, Carlos Jesus artists, non-blacks trying to imitate the sort of thing happens we want to be on top of our Latin audience dropped out on us we Program Director of WKTU, started his sound, have begun creating their own kind it not that we would jump right on it, but would be a good radio station but I doubt if radio career by coming up through the ... of sound that has an R&B base to it. In we would take a close look at it. we would still be in the top 10, so that's how ranks at rival WBLS and doing some part- England they call it 'Techno-Pop,' I time air work. Carlos came to WGCI/Chica- important our Latin audience is. My New believe ; that's the sound from groups like go in 1978 as Music Director under then PD York Latino background is definitely J.D. Holliday, while I was the Operations "Here in New York, clubs beneficial because a NY Latino has that Manager. It's nice to see people move on in of a Latin upbringing culturally, but we're also "People go through life wor- are an integral part ; life and do so well, especially when you feel into that 'New York Thing' we also want to you may have helped a little. record's life. Club music is be very hip. During my time as a youngster rying about bills, worrying New York Music we growing up in the city, it was hip to be into about surviving in New York dance music and because the Temptations, Diana Ross, the Four I asked Carlos to tell me about WKTU. play dance music, we've got Tops and Smokey. If I were growing up now - the pressures of New York "One of the most important ingredients is to know what the clubs are it would obviously be Rick James and make you want to go home that we play the music that we feel. We play whoever is happening musically now." the music that New Yorkers want to hear. playing." Carlos mentioned that he felt WKTU's and just chill out, relax, and When I use the term 'New Yorkers' I'm in- success was also based on WKTU's New party the best you can. R&B cluding everyone, the inner city residents, York -oriented personalitities. "The veteran of research that we use, music is the best music to do urban people, the people in the suburbs in "Another form of our staff as far as being here at 92 is the New Jersey, Connecticut, and Long Island. and I think it's more of a mainstay in Paco. Let me explain that there are two it to." than any other, is club We try to appeal to everyone, which is very New York market types of Spanish people here in New York. difficult at times with Latinos, blacks, and research. Here in New York, clubs are an There are the people like myself who are Human League, the Thompson Twins, whites making the population. When we integral part of a record's life. By that I and more high school and college -educated, who Modern Romance took pick our music, it comes from two basic mean if clubs start playing a particular Modern Romance. speak basically English. Then there are the a step further they're try- sources. One is our gut feel for a song, two is song, we at the radio level begin playing it this principle - ethnic Hispanics. Paco came out of ethnic ing to sound like a `salsa' group. What our research; so combined, those two also in the very near future if the record is Spanish radio and has a good Top 40 done is to create a new 'rock salsa' things have put us over the hump and made really good. Club music is dance music and they've ethnic feel for what our ethnic audience sound that's basically a happy type of made us #1." because we play dance music, we've got to wants. He and I are from two different music. People go through life worrying generations, which is good for us at 'KTU about bills, worrying about surviving in ire because between the two of us we know New York - the pressures of New York what the Latin audience is looking for both make you want to go home and just chill culturally and musically. Then there's out, relax, and party the best you can. R&B Rosko Mercer's input, which is very impor- music is the best music to do it to." tant because his background is from WBLS Wrapping it up, I asked Carlos if he might and WNEW-FM. Rosko knows jazz and have the proper information in front of him rock music." Rosko, by the way, is one of to tell me what WKTU's weekly cume was. the most successful and well-known air per- #1 I?q I really enjoyed his answer. "WKTU is sonalities in in America, and the first black total persons 12+. WKTU is #1 in delivering man to make it in AOR radio in the late 60's. teens. WKTU is #1 in delivering total adults He was also one of my radio role models and only WOR and WCBS deliver more. when I started in the biz. WKTU reaches more 18-34 adults than any Carlos continued, "Al Bandero, who's one other station: 1,183,500. WKTU is #1 in of our part-timers, came out of WRKS when adults 18-49 of all the FM stations. Cume is it was still WXLO, so he knows the city and what you asked about, right? WKTU reaches the music. Everybody who's involved with 2,232,700 people every week." I guess the format has worked the format at other Carlos definitely had the proper informa- stations in the market, and we all enjoy the tion in front of him! music. I don't really want a personality who can't get into the music - our people are really an extention of the music they play. I'd even say they probably have most of the records at home and enjoy them." 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WTZP work for you? formerly AM 100 San Diego HENNES & Associates Bob Coleman It's a sure way to generate qualified sales leads. SHERWOOD, KFJZ (mornings) Tom Ryon formerly WVXU. WOXY Just call PAM at (213) 553-4330 3125 Maple Leaf Drive. Glenview. IL 60025 Bus Offices for more information. 13161 684.7115 316-684-8191 Opportunities Openings Openings Openings Openings CHR formatted WQCM/Hagerstown, MD needs WBTH seeks News/Board announcer, Looking for Top rated Adult station on the Gulf Coast accepting EAST full/part-time personalities nowl No calls. T&R: Gary energetic, talented, professional person. T&R: Randall T&R's for future openings. Send: WKSJ-FM, Box Michaels, WQCM, 1250 Downsville Pike, Naggers - Berger, Box 281, Williamson, WV 25861. EOE M/F (8.6) 160684, Mobile, AL 38616. EOE M/F (8-13) town, MD 21740. EOE M/F 18-13) Needed: announcers & newepeople for all dayparts KROK-FM/Shreveport accepting T&R's for possible 6em-12 midnight A/C or Country for Portland, ME 04104. Fulltime opening on NH's see coast WERZ needs CHR future openings. No calls. Hel Harrison, Box 31130, EOE M/F (8-131 Immediate opening for personality CHR announcer jock/good production a must. T&R: Mark Ericson, Box Shreveport, LA 71130.18-13) with great production. Experience required. Come join 1540, Exeter, NH 03833. EOE M/F (8-6) Beet news dept. In WV wants you to make it even a winner. T&R: Patrick Gillen, C0102, Box 213, Geneva, better. T&R: Clint McElroy, Box 2288, Huntington, WV NY 14456. EOE M/F (8-13) WSFM/Harrisburg needs s top A/C jock. Experienced 25701 or 13041525-7788. EOE M/F (8-131, only, no beginners. Big voice. T&R: Bob Paws, WSFM, AOR CRAZIES Box 3433, Harrisburg, PA 17106. No calls. EOE M/F (8.6) WCOZ has Immediate opening for Promotion Midwest AOR in Top 40 market looking for Bright, warm, creative communicator for me- Director. Major market AOR experience preferable. Part-time air talent for Pittsburgh's WYDD/WKPA. Rock n' Roll crazies. Females and minorities dium market station in the Northeast U.S. Contact: Dick Borel, WCOZ, 441 Stuart, Boston, MA Must be promotion oriented team player. T&R: Box encouraged. Looking for creative folks who 02116 or 1617) 267-9090. 18-131 We're building an organization of people with 7060, Pittsburgh, PA 16212. No calls. EOE M/F (88) want to have fun on the radio. Send tapes and skill, discipline, energy and pride. We want WRIE needs experienced fulitime pro. Super produc- resumes to Radio & Records, 1930 Century you if you want to build your career by helping tion a must. No calls please. T&R: Jay Scott, Box 2072, WINX has fulltim Immediate opening. Mature heavy Park West #373, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Erie, PA 16512. EOE M/F (8-13) build a very successful broadcast operation. adult voice, 2 yrs. commercial radio exp. T&R Er resume: We offer freedom for your discipline, oppor- Pierre Eaton, WINX, Box 1726, Rockville, MD 20850. EOE M/F 188) tunity for your creativity, and rewards for your WHRK/Memphis looking for eveningipert-time air Morning Drive If personalities. 4 yrs experience for Urban Contem- performance. you like turning your abilities Overnights at WI -AM. Are you a New England small into results, you'll want to join us. T&R to Radio market jock ready to move up? T&R: Gary Bruce, Box porary. Females encouraged. TER: Lawrence Jones, PersonalitylTeam 112 Union, Memphis, TN 38103. EOE M/F (8-13) & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #371, 929, Lewiston, ME 04240. EOE M/F (88) One of America's dynamic major markets Los Angeles, CA 90067. Don't pat.s this over. Wanted: Mature, temporary newepersons and air per- winning morning person/team to needs a EOE M/F sonalities. Southwest Sunbelt market. T&R: Great round off the lineup of a proven FM adult con- SOUTH American Broadcasting, 444 Executive Ctr. Blvd., El temporary station. Paso, TX 79902. EOE M/F (8-131

bonuses a year, New If you have rating success in a medium or ma- Midday jock/MD needed. A/C, two FM in U.S. Virgin Islands needs PD. Send cas- WYSP needs 8-10 PM Jock, outrageous enough to rotating weekends off, sports work. T&R: Bob Mayes, settes/resume/programming philosophy/salary: ready to move to the T&R: I'm Hun- J-1 Gen- jor market, and you're turn heads, ears, & stomachs. No calls. WKTG, Box 338, Madisonville, KY 42431. EOE M/F 1f3- tle Wind, Box 1660, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands 00850. PA 19004. most exciting opportunity of your career, we gry, Michael Picozzi, WYSP, Philadelphia, 131 18-13) EOE M/F (8-131 want to hear a sample of your work. News reporter needed. Experienced. Educational WORG-FM/Orsngeburg, SC A/C looking for all background in journalism preferred. T&R: Bob Lima, nighter. Beginners encouraged. TErR: Stu Wright, Box Individuals and teams are encouraged to apply OM, WVMI/WQID, 574 DeBuys Rd., Biloxi, MS 39531. WIP/Philadelphia seeks top flight newscaster 1386, Orangeburg, SC 29116. No calls. EOE M/F 18-131 for this immediate opening that's more than strong in writing & reporting. T&R: Paul Rust, WIP, EOE M/F (8-13) space 19th & Walnut, Philadelphia, PA 19103. EOE M/F 18-13) SC needs experienced news just ad NC needs contemporary air WCOS/Columbia, WQSM-098/Feyetteville, reporter. T&R and salary requirements to: ND, Box personalities for expended live-assist. T&R: Terry Jor- Please submit your resume and tape, to Radio 748, Columbia, SC 29202. EOE M/F (8-13) Suburban Washington A/C seeks news anchor per- dan, Box 35297, Fayetteville, NC 28303. EOE M/F 18-131 & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #372, son. T&R: John Long, WPRW, Box 1480, Manassas KKYK/LIttIe Rock looking for outstanding CHR per- T&R: Dave Jagger, Los Angeles, CA 90067. VA 22110. EOE M/F (8-131 Experienced CHR announcer. sonality for rare PM drive opening. T&R: Ron White, Box 3487, Victoria, TX 77903 or call 1512) 576-6111. An Equal Opportunity Employer Box 4189, Little Rock, AR 72214. EOE M/F (8-13) New England's premier FM rocker, WPLR, seeks ex- EOE M/F (613) citing afternoon drive personality. Rare opening. Female announcer wanted for morning drive team. WGRI/ Naples, FL top rated CHR/A/C needs en af- Opening for fulltime news reporter. On -air Er street Minorities encouraged. No calls please. Contact Rick #1 station in market. T&R: Bob Shannon, Box 3098, ternoon professional with e minimum of 3 yrs ex- work. T&R: Bob Hughes, WRIE, Box 2072, Erie, PA Allison, PD, 1294 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT 06511. Abilene, TX 79604. EOE M/F 775-3321. (8-13) 16512 or before noon, (814) 796-8777. EOE M/F 18-13) EOE M/F (8-131 perience. Call: Roger Bald, GM (813)

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Two new FM's need hot PD, MD, all -air. MS WMIL Country 106 in Milwaukee needs part-timers. Need Engineer with Country flair for AM/FM combo Large market PD available now for CHR, A/C, Country. stations. Top 50 market dollars. Start Oct. 1st. T&R: No beginners. Call Craig Scott (414) 782-4545 9am-2pm in Pacific Northwest. Prefer 3 yrs experience with Will consider production/air at right station. SE or MW Country, Box 64506, Baton Rouge, LA 70896. EOE M/F M -F. EOE (8-13) automation background, some on -air work. Call(509) preferred. (715) 832-0444. 18-13) (8-13) 586-4165. EOE M/F WJMC/Detroit looking for A/C air personality. Ex- Relocate coast -to -coast. 7 yrs. experience in CHR, A/C, New FM in US Virgin Island needs air talent. Send cellent salary and benefits. Female and minority appli- If you love Country music, produce and can do AOR with production to match. MD/Production cassettes/resume/programming/salary: J-1 Gentle cants encouraged. T&R: Ken Scott, WMJC Radio, sports p -b -p, we want you now. Call Don Powell (505) Manager. Team player & performer. BILL (215) 691-0446. Wind, Box 1680, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands 00850. Detroit, MI 48220. EOE M/F (8-13) 393-3137. EOE M/F (8-131 18-13) (8-13) KEDD/Dodge City, KS now accepting applications One of the country's top newscasters. (813)686-4081. for part-time news and/or announcer fill-in. Ap- Small market all-around person needed. Female pre- (8-13) proximately 15-20 hrs/wk. Call Lee (316) 227-7151. EOE ferred. Send T&R: Dustin Dickenson, Box 271, Burns, M/F 18-13) M/F (8-13) NEEDED NOW OR 97720. EOE Any music format, excellent production, will start Call GEORGE (319) 324-8905. Want to sell. Operations Manager for KWTO-56 Country 5 kw CHR On central CA coast seeking future anywhere. Superb evening personality needed Have license. (8-13) Springfield, MO. Send T&R: Ory Koch, Stuart Broad- full-timer. T&R: Rick Baca, KUHL, Box 166, Santa for major corporation Midwest, A/C casting Box 80209, Lincoln, NE 68501. EOE (8-13) Maria, CA 93454. EOE M/F (8-13) outlet. T&R to Mike Hedges, Fair - Mature, take -charge Sales Manager seeks position in KQKQ-FM/Omaha's west, 3341 Towerwood #204, Dal- #1 FM hunting for personality to medium or major market. 5 yrs. solid radio background. join winning team. No beginners. T&R: Mark Evans, PO, BH Club has opening for part-time DJ. New Guts, energy, integrity. CURTIS CARROLL 18051 las, TX 75234. EOE Box 31777, Omaha, NE 68131. EOE M/F 18-61 music/disco format. Send T&R, including salary 683-2512.18-13) requirements & photo: Box 2424, Beverly Hills, CA WCVUWLFQ needs A/C communicator with proven 90213. EOE M/F (8-13) Professional sound & attitude. Dependable, production abilities. Excellent facilities, benefits. T&R: cooperative, eager for first break. Available now. BRIAN Don Riley, Box 603, Crawfordsville, IN 47933 or 13171 DAVIS (4141 255-2078. (8-13) Attention South TX talent( We need a CLASSY per- 362-8200. EOE M/F (8-6) sonality swing shift/weekends. T&R: Harry Nelson, CHRIS TODD, formerly J96/Morehead, NC. 10 yrs. - Top KLLS, 8401 Data Pt. Dr., San Antonio, TX 78229. (8-61 Looking for Chief Engineer to handle top -rated radio. Wants programming or music, day airshift. 40, KODY-AM has position open for experienced fulttime A/C (9191 223-5376. (8-13) production Top station in market. Southwestern AM & FM facilities. Best equip- WXLY need T&R for future openings. Send to: WXLY, announcer with skills. RICH STEPHENS, currently with KEYY/Provo available M/F 18-61 resumes to Radio & Brock Boulette, PD, Box 8887, Jackson, MS 39204. EOE Call Steve, (3081 532-3344. EOE ment, top dollars. Send immediately due to format change. Very relateable. Pro- M/F (8-61 Records, 1930 Century Park West, #370, duction wiz, looking for smaller market. (8011 373-2174 or WMIL/Milwaukee's newest Country music station Los Angeles, CA 90067. (801) 375-8196. (8-131 Eastern Top 50 AM A/C needs PM drive, night, over- looking for experienced, aggressive PD. TErR: Jerry McKenna, WMIL, Box 16596, Milwaukee, WI 53126. Natural sounding AOR announcer with 7 yrs. major night personalities. if you haven't lost art of corn- market experience & extensive music knowledge TN 37027. EOE EOE M/F (8-6) municating, T&R: Box 777, Brentwood, available. Can do razzie dazzle production. FRANK M/F (8-61 Z103/Huntington-Ft. Wayne, IN accepting non- Experienced midday Jock/Production Director need- JOHNSON (5131 896-7376. (8-13) T&R'e for possible full end pert -time open- ed for 100 KW Country music giant in beautiful NW WY) returnable Announcer, MD, PD seeks stable position. Hard Chief Engineer needed for 100kw FM/5kw AM in Meri- No calls. Chris Larko, 1600 East Taylor St., Hun- T&R: PO, KPCQ-FM, Powell, WY 82435. (881 ings. worker, good references, young, bright & lots of poten- dian. Top rated station. Good fecilitiee/equipment. Larry tington, IN 46750. EOE M/F (8-61 tial. Will relocate. STEVE 327-7633. (813) O'Neal, OM, 0101. (801) 693-2381. 18-6) KCUB, Tucson's award -winning Country station has (602) a jock opening. Call Dave Nelson, 1602) 887-1000. EOE M/F (8-6) DJ for AOR or CHR format. Thoroughly trained with Part-time openings - air personalities. T&R: Randy AM drive: Male, Female, Mixed Doubles .. . good production skills. Willing to relocate. Call TOM for Kabrich, Program Manager, WDCG-105FM, Box 2126, how you do the job is your business. This MevotrsHMJLOs Angeles accepting applications for tape. (312) 371-8664. (8131 EOE M/F (8-61 Durham, NC 27702. (919) 683-2056. Midwestern FM Country cooker wants you if reporter, engineer, end producer. Call Tim Kenny (213) Dandrí DANNY WRIGHT is loose. KCBO, KROY, KM- you can deliver good numbers in a highly com- 464-8400. 188) news reporter/anchor, with JK, KJR & KNBQ. (2061838-6821.18-131 Station looking for petitive situation. You'll like the working at- authoritative delivery. Experienced necessary. Send T&R: First Media's K96 (KFMY)/Provo is looking for up end Anyone interested in a hard working dedicated per- Bob Swanson, WLVA, Box 2179, Lynchburg, VA 24501. mosphere and the area. Salary is negotiable. coming talent for future positions. T&R: Scott Gentry, sonality? Mass appeal talent. Will travel any market. EOE M/F (8-6) Make us an offer! T&R: Radio & Records, Box 960, Provo Ut 84801. (8-6) Good production. MIKE WARD (814) 796-6657. (8-13) 1930 Century Park West, #368, Los Wanted: Sales rep. If you have years of radio sales, we Prefer full-time position. Can't get Midday air talant needed with production skills. Angeles, CA 90067. Hurry! Otter ends need a street working sales manager. Resumes: KIOT, Broadcast graduate seeks Box in P -B -P, female, but will talk to all. TErR: Terry Harris, WAKK, without notice!! Box 1000, Barstow, CA 92311. EOE M/F (881 enough board work. Experience M.O.Y.L Love 1143, McComb, MS 39648. (601) 6844116. 188) NE, IA. Available mid -August. JOHN (319) 326-1158. 1813) If you can lead a staff of Major market news me skills and send you to the eters. 93Z/EI Paso needs morning drive talent. T&R: Bob Let groom your Award winning news reporter/anchor, 4 yrs. ex- Tapes for great jobs to Andy Mac, Box 520, Cadillac, MI veterans, then we want you to be our News West, KAMZ-FM, 4150 Pinnacle St., #120, El Peso, TX perience, seeks opening somewhere "where it snowsl" 49601. EOE M/F (881 Director in Los Angeles. Major contemporary 79902. EOE M/F (881 LISA (303) 543-6882. (8-13) station seeks unique individual to perform on - 1 yr. ex- Aggressive rewaperson with et least air and oversee news operation of one of the "Marathon John" rides again. Looking for evening or WAAY/Huntsville seeking nighttime personality, perience needed for PM drive. T&R: WACI, Brad Hart, nation's most respected broadcast facilities. late evening Country show, in South. Experienced, ex- good production a must if you want to join the team send Box 701, Freeport, IL 61032 or (815) 236-7191. EOE M/F Tape, resume, letter cellent references. Knows Country. (601) 684-7949, after T&R: Jerry Dean, Box 2041, Huntsville, AL 35804. EOE (881 and stating salary re- 3:30 CST. (8-131 M/F 18-6) quirements to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- WDUZ/Green Bay has a rare opening for an after- tury Park West, #356, Los Angeles, CA My AOR went Country but I didn't. 4 yrs. major market noon personality. Strong production a must. T&R: experience. Seek Top 50 market AOR position. Degree, Communicator with strong production for 100,000 or 90067. EOE M/F Gregg Albert, Box 36, Green Bay, WI 54305 (4141 no gimmicks. TERRY LEE (405) 360-0893. (8131 watt CHR. Rush T&R: Scott Owens, 97ROCK, Box 706, 488-4100. EOE M/F (8-8) Bainbridge, GA 31717. EOE M/F (881 KCUB, Tucson's award -winning Country station hes WMEE-FM/Ft. Wayne has immediate opening for a news opening. Cell Phil Richardson (602) 887-1000. Sports. Profitable P -B -P. Football, basketball, baseball, WEZI/Memphls needs fulltime announcer with Easy afternoons end nights, minimum 2 yrs. experience. EOE M/F (881 news, commentaries, interviews, in-depth features with Listening experience. T&R: Phyllis Moore, 5900 Poplar, T&R: John Curry, WMEE, Box 6000, Ft. Wayne, IN common sense humor. TONY 0 (415) 494-3061. (8-131 Memphis, TN 38119. EOE M/F (88) 46896. EOE M/F (8.6) KZEL has immediate fulltime opening for midday air Van Hall, Box person. Send cassette/resumes Charlie Experienced, talented, versatile, dedicated pro. On -air music knowledge a must Ex- 70128, Eugene, OR 97401. No calls. Females encourag- WIZD has immediate/future openings. T&R: Garret Country personality - or production position. This call will be worth it. MARK perienced only please. T&R: Dave Stoufer, KSMN, Box ed. EOE M/F (881 Clancy, Box 99, Ft. Pierce, FL 33450. EOE M/F (8-6) ALAN (805) 4244221, after 8pm or (21 31 344-1970, days. 1448, Mason City, IA 50401. (813) Dominant adult CHR near Yellowstone, seeks FM accepting T&R for future openings. bucks for good Country Rare opening 7pm-12mkd. Production a must. T&R: energetic, mature personalities. Good 2 yrs. commercial experience, with Country, Top 40, Positive attitude, obsession for winning. T&R: Mike Blackburn, Cody, Gabe Baptiste, WXLP, 1111 East River Dr., Davenport, IA people. T&R: Jim Donovan, KTAG, 502 A/C experience seeking announcing position at KROC- Malone, CI -COUNTRY, 2102 Wolf Ridge, Mobile, AL 52803. EOE (8-61 WY 82414. EOE M/F (8-81 FM & KOLM. SCOTT KRAMER (507) 451-5156. (813) 38618. No calls. (8-6) is searching for s morning per- Upbeat CHR station looking for 7 -midnight an- 98 KUPD/Phoenix RON RICHARDS, part of America's #1 Country music Hot new FM in 34th market needs two weekend nouncer. Minorities encouraged to apply. T&R: Fred son/s bright, witty. T&R & Facts: Em Gladden, 2021 broadcasting team now available for medium or small AZ No phones please. EOE talents for possible future fulltime. T&R: Steve Kelly, North, KWSL, Box 1230, Sioux City, IA 51102. EOE M/F Thomas Rd., Phoenix, 85016. market programming position. (205) 344-9900. (8131 iw, or (804) 497-1087. (88) LOU SIMON, 3 yrs. WAYS/Charlotte seeks major New CHR in Toledo. Openings for all dayparts. T&R's Inner -view is looking for an engineer/producer ... ex- market jock/MD or Assistant PD position. Hard worker. and engineering inter- immediately to Jeff McCarthy, WXEZ, 2965 Pickle Rd., perienced in two trackproduction Great references. (7041 392-6191. (8131 Toledo, OH 43816. No calls please. EOE M/F (88) views. Great opportunity for the right person. Contact EOE (88) MIDWEST Inter -view (213( 652-8710. Experienced - midday at medium market station, in Writing, production and marketing opportunities in Denver area preferred. Formerly KMJQ/Houston, the award -winning production department of Y-95 Boulder, CO A/C KADE looking for midday personali- KDAY/Los Angeles. References available. ANDREA ty. Strong production e must. T&R: Ron Thompson, Major market FM needs Production Genius. Is FM, KNOX-AM, Grand Forks, ND. Contact Mark Walker, PHILLIPS (713) 345-3540 or (713) 345-5161. (8-131 Director, (701) 772-7197. EOE M/F (881 4940 Riverbend Rd., Boulder, CO 80301. EOE M/F (8-6) your hero Chuck Blore? Do you sit and listen Production Cedar Rapids area station: looking for an experienced, necessity. Good to "The Best of Radio Promos" tapes? Do you Announcer wanted. Personality talented, reliable part-timer? Call MIKE at (3191354-5712. Steve Karwan, KCMJ, know how Jack McCoy "built" the last contest salary, excellent benefits. Taft: (8-13) Box 1626, Palm Springs, CA 92263. EOE M/F (8-61 gong? Send T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 WEST JAMES WAGNER, creative hard worker seeks position Century Park West, #374, Los Angeles, CA Future openings In San Jose market. T&R: Box News Director. Major market AMFtFM. with growing station. 3 yrs. experience excellent. (9161 EOE M/F 484-6147. (813) 90067. 2033, San Jose, CA 95020. EOE (8-13) Excellent established company. Winning stations. Aggressive news department. Regional FM & EOE is accepting T&R's from an- Attention: lowed Female anchor/reporter ready to come Thoroughly competent professional Large staff, well-equipped. Strong home. Call SUE (6121 259-1100. Excellent references. nouncers, newspersons, engineers. Beautiful area. broadcast journalist wanted im- Dave Lackau, PD, KIOQ, Box 1388, Bishop, CA 93514. background in contemporary news a (8-131 mediately to lead five person News De- EOE (8-131 must. All inquiries kept in confidence if re- Budget cuts have Washington, DC news anchor partment at one of Midwest's most re- quested. Contact: Steve Keeney, GM, Record industry magazine wants experienced looking in mid -Atlantic or South. Cali MARK (301) 5350 W. 20th Ave., Denver, 948-5731. (8131 spected AMEWM combos. Group owned aggressive radio/promotion person in L.A. Call KIMN-KYGO, by company with excellent business collect 1612) 935-6226. EOE 18131 CO 80214. EOE M/F (8-13) reputation and firm commitment to NY talent with background covering the U.S. Good 100,000 weft Northern Colorado A/C FM accepting voice, good ratings, a proven enhancement to any for- news. If you're our candidate you will en- mat. Call (516) 661-8381.18-131 T&R's for possible, future on -air position. Doc Positions Sought joy excellent salary and live in medium Phillips, QUAD -99, Box 117, Windsor, CO 80550. EOE Midwest personality wants full-time gig to learn/grow market of 300,000 +, where cost of M/F (8-131 Experienced female with naturel talent & greet pipes looking for a slot in sunbelt. Prefer A/C, mellow AOR in with a winner. Currently working part-time in the pits. housing is low and quality of life is high, CHR, A/C, Country. MARTY (61616514248. (8-131 KOPA- FM/Phoenix is searching fora talented one- major market area. (305) 737-6760. (8-13) Send resume and references to R. Elliott, on-one with production midday personality strong 8 yr. veteran, family man, looking for stable news, P.O. Box 6000, Fort Wayne, IN 46896. No skills. T&R and future goals: Steve Rivers, Country music pro, over 16 yrs. in the business. I could Operations sports, or combo position. Prefer North Central states. Manager, 1827, Scottsdale, AZ be just what you're looking for. No small markets please. calls please. EOE M/F (8-27) KOPA/AM-FM, Box PAT (4191 586-3076. (8-131 85251. EOE M/F 18131 BILLY (7141423-3228. (8-13)

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I've done ell formats, but my favorite is CHR. Looking in Michigan only. Seasoned personality pro big voice Et 7 year professional seeks PD, MD or board shift. Call SHANNON, formerly 3WT/Binghamton, NY, WANS/Greenville, SC. 5 yrs. CHR experience, solid Northeast. Good low voice, 10 yrs. experience. BILL 1518) production, extensive Country & A/C experience. PD SCOTT (501) 863-4115. 188) 423-0167. (8-13) &/or air eminently qualified. BOB (313) 229-4022, references, smooth delivery. Available in New Jersey, anytime. (8-13) Hard worker-excellent references -good production. surrounding states. Call (201) 3638148. (88) PD, Desire fulltime CHR, A/C position in NE. P-2 CHR week- 8 yrs. major & medium market. Great track record 10 market KEN SILVERSTEIN. Top sportscaster end/swing experience. ALAN (203) 347-7446. (88) of references. Need challenge from growing company. WFAA/Dellee-Ft. Worth looking for major market oppor- STEVE (501) 225-4088. (8-13) tunity. Willing to relocate. (214) 696-8069. (861 Personality entertainer with 5 yrs. experience seeks Changes medium market move. Willing to relocate. TOM (412) 13 yrs. experience, Rock & AOR jock, heavy produc- Up -tempo personality, strong production looking for 4868744, Mon -Fri. 18-6) tion pro seeking position in sunny climate, either coast. position with Urban Contemporary or CHR format in Call PAUL STAN (205) 798-8621.18-131 Midwest, Southeast or South. Contact KEN (716) STAN ROBERTS morning man et GR -56 9)5 yrs. is RADIO 891-5482, mornings. 186) looking. Call (7161 689-8828. (8ß1 KFWB, KFRC, & WNEW are in my news/enchor background. Heavy Minority jock currently working midday looking for a on writing & production too. Prefer Jim Prain's moves to Account Executive position at West Coast or 1512) 453-3392. move. Call JERRY (601) 2613-1164, after 6pm CST. gig Sunbelt. (813) British accent AOR experience, looking for KSRR/Houston, TX. Serious inquiries only. 6 yr. pro. (881 in U.S. Call 1813) 251-2929, anytime. 18-6) JOAN SHARPE, have done news internship at WCLG/ anywhere Morgantown, WV (Rock) B.S.J., enthusiastic, wants to or production opening. Have Bill Wohrer (Moffett) assumes Director of Ad- I'm seeking news I have 3 yrs. experience and a baby on the way. We're learn, willing to train. News, DJ, production. Any market, vertising and Promotion degree, experience & strong, pleasant delivery with both looking to grow, preferably Midwest, but ell offers at KSRR/Houston, TX. any region. (201) 264-4496. 18-13) writing skills. GLORIA GOODWIN (405) 872-8557. 18-8) considered. MIKE EDWARDS (515) 423-2336. (88) AM drive class act, major market proven, mass appeal named Chief Engineer of WXYZ-AM/ Announcer with 5 experience, married, seeks pro- Louis Raymo concept using basics, community involvement, phones, yrs. Entertaining and accurate P -B -P, quality airshift. Montgomery, AL. localized humor. Want immediate results? This one gremming, announcing or production position in a profes- Sports Director. 3 yrs. experience. (516) 437-2688. (8-8) sional environment. MILES (4051 872-8557. (8-61 delivers) (609) 737-1421 18-13) Jill Malenczk named Account Executive at WINS/ New York, NY. Newsman. Currently ND, wants position in small/medi- Assistent PD/MD of medium market Urban Contem- 6 yr. professional tired of small market programming. um market. Experience & degree. CARL (717) 888-4577, porary station seeks announcing position at Urban Con- Experienced in most formats. Will relocate. Excellent pro- Abe Goren joins WPIX-FM/New York, NY sales before 4pm, EDT. 18-61 temporary/Black or CHR station. Contact: SKIP TAYLOR duction 6 references. Call MIKE (3171 724-7718, days or (504) 927-3314 or 1504) 925-8027. (8-61 staff as Account Executive. 282-7558, evenings. (317) (8-13) female announcer, 5 yrs. in radio Et TV. Write: Dynamic Mike Powell named Account Executive at WREC/ 15 Dobert Court, Troy, NY 12180. (8-6) Will work anywhere, any shift for the right AOR op- Creative DJ with 2 yrs. on -air commercial radio ex- portunity. Presently on air at rxx wummerclal AOR sta- Memphis, TN. Productive & reliable. For T&R: JIM perience. Major market air personality, PD, MD, heavy produc- tion. Make us both happy. Call DAVE (6151 865-5900. MULVANEY (312) 388-3040. (8-131 Renee Gaia appointed Account Executive et WREC/ format. 16 yr. professional. Station chang- (8-61 tion, Country Memphis, TN. format. (2061883-7508. (88) Looking for one-to-one announcer? Want to establish ing myself in the West or NW. 10 yr. pro, serious inquiries on- Deborah Renton Lacroce appointed Co -Op Help( I'm being held prisoner in a Chinese TV station. Talented young announcer with e very mature sound ly. Call CHARLIE (602) 968-0487. (8-131 Coordinator at WHK & WMMS/Cleveland, OH. After 5 yrs. in radio. Save me. CHRIS (6141 282-1896, end experience in A/C, AOR, and Country seeking job. EST. (8-61 Can quickly adapt to any format. Call KEVIN (502) KGGI/ before 3pm, to PD at Z103 -FM & WHLT- Side projects completed. KEN McKAY formerly 753-9406. (8-6) Chris Larko promoted now for CHR, AOR. Extensive back- AM/Huntington, IN. Riverside, available nation's top Rock & Roll news personality ground, excellent references, great music mind, program- One of bares all on airwaves. Brazen, upscale, fabulous Available nowt 7 yrs. DJ experience, 4 yrs. MD in major ming abilities. (714) 884-8367. (8-131 your formerly of Z93/Atlante, joins 99-FM immediately. (8131 686-4081, Et medium market AOR's. Great production, team player. Kris O'KeIly, references. Available PD. (5131 (WBAM-FM)/Montgomery, AL as messages -18-61 JIM KINNEY 299-6933. (88) I want to live in the West or NW. Ready to move now. 1 yr. radio/TV all phases. Contact A.P. 1602) 834-5448. Looking for air shift in small/medium market. Prefer (8-131 Midwest. Also interested in promotions Et music Professional announcer with warm delivery & large 3pm, CDT. (8-61 solid production background. Seek- RECORDS Call (4141 739-3748, after market experience, 12 yr. pro seeks major market challenge( Boston, Pro- research. ing stable contemporary or Country operation to grow vidence, Atlanta & New Orleans are my past Et present; wants KIRK RUSSELL, KROX, WZZP & XEROK with. Minority 1512) 340-5784.18-6) appointed Executive Producer at are you my future? 1504) 899-3553. 18-13) for programm- Steven Epstein challenge. Exceptional herd working talent CBS Masterworks. Excellent references. Heer aircheck im- Talk show host Translates conversations into pro- ing or airshift. talented DJ with 8A yrs. experience seek- mediately et (915) 544-6893. (88) Extremely vocative, informative entertainment. Comprehensive ing Urban or A/C position East or West coast preferred. if preparation, quality callers, enthusiastic local involve- interested call MR. HAYES (2121993-0276.18-6) ment. Excellent education, major market experience. (305) 949-5417 (8-13) RESEARCH DIRECTOR Brand new graduate announcer/production looking INDUSTRY for western states opening to show whet I can do. Call Currently Top 5 market. Experienced in call - 214 yr. veteran morning men seeks full or part-time air - RUSS JAMES (415) 862-4420, for more info. 188) Bob Stabile named Chappell Music West Coast shift in LA. or Orange Counties. All offers considered. out, auditorium studies, focus groups, atti- Creative Manager. GARY 17141 644-7694. 18-13) tude/lifestyle research, diary review and ARB & growth in radio. All The Fir mature Group Public analysis. Looking for continuing challenge Lance Bogart joins Personality entertainer with 5 yrs. experience seeks it costs is one call. Let's talk. KEN (518) 877-3087.18-8) Relations Division as Director of Music Accounts. medium market move. Willing to relocate. Call TOM (412) Margaret (415) 685-0594 486-8744, Mon. -Fri. 18-13) Mary Brooks promoted to Administrative Assistant I have worked KITS -FM, KUTE/Loe Angeles, KMJM/St. worked A/C, CHR, Urban Contem- for Corporate Relations Department. Seeking Urban or CHR-formatted station. 10 yrs. PD, Loua, etc. Have 7 yrs. experience CHR & telephone talk. Cell MARK (314) 361-0958. (88) MD, R&D knowledge. Call 24 hours a day, TERRY Mornings, porary. named Chappell Music Professional Very conversational. If your mornings Gary Mittman TROUYET (301) 337-5284.18-131 Heavy personality. Manager, West Coast. are dull, call JOHNNY MacBROWN (419) 389-1560.18-6) Creative personality, loyal employee available. Cell RICK Loyalty didn't pay off last time. Let it work for you. (2181 281-3183. 1861 Mulct production/copy wiz wishes to relocate. CHR/Country personality. MD experience available. Call -track Miscellaneous FRANK LEE, CKLW, Box 282, Southfield, Ml 48037. 1313) RICK OHMAN (218) 281-3183. (8-13) LEIGHTON PECK wants a new job( LEIGHTON PECK 963-1567. 186) needs a job( LEIGHTON PECK craves a new job( I'm go- Looking for WNEW-FM tribute to Murray the K. Write RICH LAWRENCE, 13Q, FM97 12 yrs. 1st SBE certified ing nuts. AAAHHHHII (51514238834, before noon. 1861 Garry Koop, Box 1475, La Mesa, TX 79331. 18-131 seeking Jock/MD or Engineer slot in medium market. 18 yr. pro entertainer, currently employed PD. Desires position as A/C, Country jock or PD. T&R & references IN needs CHR record Prefer NE consider all. 14121 521-2931, evenings. 18-131 BOB CAMPBELL, 7 yrs. personality, production pro Z103/Huntington-Ft. Wayne, speak for themselves. BOB CONNELL (3061 485-7378. from all labels. Send to: Chris Larko, 1600 East available immediately due to format change at service Experience with pride in whet I 188) Taylor St., Huntington, IN 46750. (6131 & professionalism WGOE/Richmond, VA. Call (8041 3564186. (881 do. 3 yrs. in rock radio (Production Director, automation). (206) 425-7185 or (2061 425-1500. (613) I offer an army of production voices from Bogart to KLPQ/Uttle Rock, the all new KFM -94 needs Country Nicholson. Working PM drive in market of 110,000. Call DAVE MATTHEWS, KAAY, WDOQ & WHFM looking service from all labels. Cell Scott Howard, PD, or Bob Lee Prefer South & mornings. I can do it all for you. Dedicated, versatile DJ looking for (3031 545-4550. (8-6) for medium or major market. (501) 684-6666. 18-131 Western states announcing, production, sports, per- Call anytime, 1904) 245-1080.18-6) sonality division. THE RUSS JAMES SHOW 14151 Fire eating & Ice picks pounded into my head - that's PO air 652-4420. (8-131 what I do. Major market entertainer wants slot, Format switched, major market talent avalleble now. stability, fire extinguisher. (717) 652-1250.18-6) CHR, A/C, air personality, production, MD. Ratings, per- Personality morning man AOR. Have worked Burk- sonality, enthusiasm, pipes. TOM DANIELS (WWSW) R&R Opportunities ram an i .,aÿ. . hart/Abrams & Sebastian. Tnp 30 rnar!tet orfy .__ Rrn.n pro .eynts to +0 ^" - r u+om scut -1221 (861 (408) 3/4-6168. (8-13) parlance Country, A/C, NPR formats. Over-all experience. ír-Zoverá:ú:hÿ LARRY FIEDLER 1303) 336-4804. (8-6) a radio station to start a new career Female announcer, 2 yrs. experience, dependable, DJ looking for (maxi- travel anywhere in US. Call EDDIE (312) Radio & Records provides free listings hard worker seeks full-time airshift. Southeast. JOYCE DC/Baltimore. 7 yr. pro currently employed for 2)5 yrs. with. Will (8-61 mum or 3 lines) in Openings, Positions RAE (904) 268-7252. (8-13) PD drive in DC, seeking new challenge. Full or part-time. 3743210. 24 words Sought, and Changes. You may place your All formats considered. (703) 522-itu2b. (8-61 with large market experience Programmer seasoned veteran with successful News programmer free listing mail or phone. ... Excellent record in formatting, recruiting, equip- by track record, drive Et programming, A/C Et Country. Former MD, WPRO/Providence to consult your station. available. AM directing & marketing enthusiastic Systems, major market proven, will make you #1. (6091 All formats. Personal approach) STAN BOMES, 403 Fair- ping, budgeting, Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3 -line coast preferred. (5031683-8918. 188) 737-1421. (813) view Ave., Rehoboth, MA 02769, (617) 252-4715. (8-6) staffs. West maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines; 96 words). Intermediate level DJ seeking position in AOR-type for- Need a new adventure In A/C or Top 40 with Entertaining & accurate P -B -P. Quality air shift. Sports mat. Talented, will relocate. DANNY HARCOURT, 1503 motivated people. B.A., 4 yrs. experience, personality, Director, 3 yrs. experience. (5161437-2688. (8-6) Frequency Rates Lettia Road, San Pablo, CA 94806. 14151 223-4769. versatility Et great voice. MR. D. 1703) 638-3112, after 7 2 Weeks 3 Weeks Available now. (8-13) pm. 18-61 JOHNNY FRANKS with 2 yrs. experience from 50,000 1 Week Watt WAAY-AM Huntsville, AL looking for part-time air $12 00 $20 00 $25 00 "The Voice" I've got experience in the radio & TV College graduate in communications looking for first shift in the Tallahassee, FL market. CHR, A/C, & AOR for- Must run consecutive weeks. medias. A/C, AOR, proven pro, searching for a full-time break in radio. Strong on news and sports. Female. Ex- mats only. Available Sept. 1st. (206) 5363531. 18-61 slot. I need you. Call RON 16031485-0792, after 6pm EDT. tensive college training. Will relocate. Call TRACY (209) Payable In Advance (613) 523-9064. (88) I'll help you sell with creative copywriting( Now Orders must be typewritten or printed and looking to limb up Dependable. CHR, A/C, Urban professional, 0J/PD, Great talent with great references. JOHNNY LUND- employed writer/Production Director must be accompanied by check (8-61 voice, delivery, Greater Cincin- currently with KS95-FM/Minneepolie-St. Paul. the ladder. Call APRIL todayl (304) 292-2223. outstanding production. QUIST Ac- Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are nati. SCOTT 1513) 528-5793. 18-131 cepting offers. (6121 823-5661. 1881 Top five market MD seeks PD position $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per Experienced announcer with good produciton seek- in a top 100 market. Experience includes 3 week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- Entertaining & accurate P -B -P. Quality airshift. Sports ing fulltime position in Rocky Mt./Midwest regions. Call as a PD plus two years as a major Blind Boxes. Director, 3 yrs. experience. (5141 437-2688.18-131 DON (303) 351.8294, evenings. 1881 years ling. $35 minimum for MD. I'm mature, creative, and market Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon Radio professional experienced in 10 year pro: I've worked in radio In Tampa, Nashville, background in research, organized. Strong (PST) Thursday. morning drive, PD and major market Orlando. Formats include CHR, Country and Talk. Air - promotion and management. If you're work end production are decent. 1305) 387-4127. 18-6) (213) 553-4330 or radio seeks airshift at A/C station in committed to winning, we'll make a good For Opportunities. call in or West. mail to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park medium or large market East Community -minded DJ looking for smalVmedlum team! Gary, P.O. Box 1126, Ballwin, MO 1st. MICHAEL West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 Can work any shift. FCC market Job. CHR or Oldies format. EDDIE SILVA, for 63011. (8-13) (206) 323-5690. (8-13) tape (415) 924-4894. 18-6)

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BY DAN FORMENTO OF THE SOURCE

The King Is Dead MONDAY, AUGUST 16 - At 2:30 on the afternoon of August 16, 1977, Elvis Presley, loved by millions as the "King Of Rock 'n' Roll," was found face down on the bathroom floor at his Graceland mansion in Whitehaven, Tennessee. One hour later Dr. George Nichopolis pronounced Elvis Presley dead, the victim of a fatal heart attack. In the mon- ths to come, rumors alleging that Presley died a CROSBY, FLEETWOOD SYLVIA ARETHA drug addict were confirmed, when an investigation CHICAGO STILLS Et MAC FRANKLIN touched off by ABC television's "20/20" uncovered NASH (2nd week) 14th week) 12nd week) information which eventually led to the indictment (2nd week) 4 of Dr. Nichopolis (who was later acquitted) for ROBERT PLANT overprescribingdrugs to Elvis and several others. Next CROSBY, STILLS, NASH KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS ZAPP BAND EXTRA FACTS: Beatles oust drummer Pete Best for Ringo, Week's #1 15-4) 13-2) 12-2) 15-2) 13-21 1962. Contenders: PAUL McCARTNEY PAUL McCARTNEY EDDIE MONEY WAYLON JENNINGS HOWARD JOHNSON Paul Williams Shot 17-5) 15-41 13-3) 16-31 15-4) TUESDAY, AUGUST 17 - Singer Paul BILLY SQUIER GEORGE STRAIT STEPHANIE MILLS Williams, one of the original Temptations, was 18-4) 19-4) 111-51 found dead on August 17, 1973, slumped over the JOHN COUGAR DAVID FRIZZELL steering wheel of his car on a Detroit roadway. The coroner's office ruled suicide. It was Williams, 15-5) 17-51 e along with Eddie Kendricks and Melvin Franklin, who first formed the group as the Elgins in 1960. AMERICA JACKSON BROWNE FAST TIMES AT R.H. LEE GREENWOOD CLIFF DAWSON When David Ruffin joined them in 1962 they chang- 164%I 161%) 181%1 166%) 161%) ed their name to the Temptations, and started chur- RANDY MEISNER MICHAEL McDONALD STEVE WINWOOD LEON EVERETTE ning out of the hits under the direction producers 163%) 154%I 178%) 165%) Smokey Robinson and Norman Whitfield. Williams GO-GO'S quit the group for health reasons two years before TOTO DIONNE WARWICK JOE STAMPLEY 151%) his alleged suicide. 162%) 151%1 165%1 EXTRA FACTS: Last day of Woodstock Festival, 1969. WILLIE NELSON Nick Lowe Married 164%) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 - Rock D. PARTON "Always" guitarist, vocalist and producer Nick Lowe married 162%) singer Carlene Carter, daughter of country music's June Carter, on August 18, Most KIM CARNES JUICE NEWTON FAST TIMES AT R.H. DON WILLIAMS TAVARES 1979, at the bride's house SANTANA MICHAEL McDONALD STEVE WINWOOD WILLIE NELSON KOOL Et THE GANG in Los Angeles. Among the Added: 38 SPECIAL WILLIE NELSON RANDY MEISNER RAZZY BAILEY TIME familiar faces in atten- AMERICA RONNIE MILSAP PAUL CARRACK MELBA MOORE dance were Nick's former JUICE NEWTON DOLLY PARTON ASHFORD Et SIMPSON partner Dave Edmunds TANE CAIN DIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL McDONALD and members of Rockpile, and Carlene's half sister Rosanne Cash. (The FLEETWOOD MAC step- Nottest: CHICAGO CHICAGO SYLVIA ZAPP BAND bride's mother and ROBERT PLANT father June Carter and Johnny Cash were on the SURVIVOR KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS ARETHA FRANKLIN JOHN COUGAR road and unable to attend.) JOHN COUGAR CROSBY, STILLS, NASH DAVID FRIZZELL HOWARD JOHNSON MONEY Beatles 1st U.S. Tour FLEETWOOD MAC PAUL McCARTNEY EDDIE JERRY REED JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MELISSA MANCHESTER FLEETWOOD MAC CROSBY, STILL, NASH DONNA SUMMER AUGUST 19 America BILLY SQUIER THURSDAY, - CROSBY, STILLS, NASH ELTON JOHN caught a serious case of Beatlemania beginning

August 19, 1964, the date Liverpool's Fab Four em- EVELYN KING BARRY MANILOW GO-GO'S LEE GREENWOOD barked on their first American concert tour. Their JACKSON BROWNE 133-25) 150-391 128-171 Biggest (26-221 26 U.S. concerts included many of the huge outdoor 127-19) JOHN MARSHALL CRENSHAW JOE STAMPLEY GRAND MASTER FLASH arenas that would become fixtures of subsequent Chart ASIA ELTON 129-24) 149-41) 125-151 tours. The madness of the visit as a media event 19-6) pumas: 122-16) Chicago radio of- Et GAP BAND was underscored when a station ROBERTA FLACK BILLY SQUIER HAGGARD JONES MICHAEL McDONALD fered its listeners one -inch swatches of the actual 141-341 118-101 116-131 18-4 bed sheets the Beatles slept on during their stay in 129-231 B.B. Et Q. BAND NICOLETTE LARSON MEN AT WORK Detroit. Each sold for $1 apiece. JOHN COUGAR 114-101 129-21) EXTRA FACTS: Groucho Marx died, 1977... Birthdays in - 120-171 elude Johnny Nash, 1990... Ginger Baker, 1939... and Billy J. 117-121 ALAN PARSONS PROJ. GOODIE Kramer, 1943. Robert Plant's Birthday 116-121 130-23) JUDAS PRIEST FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 A Cambridge - - 119-15) educated amateur historian and the vocalist of rock's powerful Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant was AMERICA JACKSON BROWNE STEVE WINWOOD LEON EVERETTE CLIFF DAWSON born in Birmingham, Debuts: 1281 1201 1201 140) England, on August 20, 1291 FAST TIMES 1948, the son of a civil RANDY MEISNER MICHAEL McDONALD AT R.H. WILLIE NELSON engineer. Plant was head- 129) (231 1231 1431 ed for a career as an ac- TOTO DIONNE WARWICK MISSING PERSONS D. PARTON "Always" countant when guitarist 130) 1241 133) 144) Jimmy Page, fresh from GEORGE THOROGOOD the newly defunct Yard- 135) birds, collared Plant, JON ANDERSON drummer John Bonham 136%I and bassist John Paul Jones to form Led Zeppelin. TRON in 1980, The group disbanded after Bonham's death 1381 and Plant is currently living in an 800 -year -old house in Wales with his wife and daughter. His first SANTANA solo LP, "Pictures At Eleven," was released this 1401 summer. CHR A/C AOR Country Black Radio

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ABC is showing "American Hot Wax," the fictionalized Added This Week story of pioneer rock & roll DJ Alan Freed starring Tim McIntire and Laraine Newman, August 13 ... In a repeat "Solid Gold" the week of August 13, Marilyn McCoo and Satellite Music Network Drake-Chenault George Williams (214) 343-9205 Andy Gibb host Alicia Bridges,'the Four Tops, Kiss, Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400 Ronnie Laws, Mike Love, Olivia Newton -John, and Eddie The Starstation X T-40 Rabbitt ... Loverboy are set for "American Bandstand" MICHAEL McDONALD "I Keep Forgettin' " (WB) AMERICA "You Can Do Magic" (Capitol) August 14 ... Billy Joel is featured on the repeat showing WILLIE NELSON "Let It Be Me" (Columbia) SANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia) HUEY LEWIS & NEWS Night Live" August 14 38 Special appear of "Saturday ... Country Coast-To -Coast "Workin' For A Livin' " (Chrysalis) in concert on MTV August 14, while the Volunteer Jam, BELLAMY BROTHERS Contempo 300 starring the Charlie Daniels Band with the Allman Bros. "Get Into Reggae Cowboy" (Elektra/Curb) Band, Wet Willie, and 38 Special once again, is the MTV CRYSTAL GAYLE HERB ALPERT "Route 101" (A&M) concert attraction August 15 ... Josie Cotton is on "Mery "Elvin' In These Troubled Times" (Columbia) MERLE HAGGARD & GEORGE JONES Great American Country Griffin" August 19. "Yesterday's Wine" (Epic) WILLIE NELSON "Let It Be Me" (Columbia) "Musicamerica Live" is a new series of live one -hour RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) concert shows aimed at the pay TV market. The shows ANNE MURRAY "Hey! Baby!" (Capitol) were put together by the Enterprises Group of WTTW- MTV TVIChicago and K.E. Enterprises (WTTW-TV produced Music Television Buzz Brindle (212) 944-5399 PBS's "Soundstage," created by Ken Ehrlich of K.E.). JUDAS PRIEST TM Programming in Johnny Mathis is the first act the series, premiering "You've Got Another Thing Coming" (Columbia) Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 September 17; Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons are TORONTO next on October 8. Both will be aired live by satellite. "Your Daddy Don't Know" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) Stereo Rock PETE TOWNSHEND "Face Dances, Pt. 2" (Atco) 38 SPECIAL "You Keep Running Away" (A&M) ABC "Look Of Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) SANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia) CHEETAH "Bang Bang" (Atlantic) HUEY LEWIS & NEWS CLASH "Rock The Casbah" (Epic) "Workin' For A Livin' " (Chrysalis) KING CRIMSON "Heartbeat" (WB) AMERICA "You Can Do Magic" (Capitol) r STEVE FORBERT "When You Walk In The Room" (Nemperor/CBS) YEARS1OOAY AG° Radio$cRecords KANSAS "Windows" (Kirshner/CBS) Beautiful Rock GEORGE THOROGOOD MICHAEL McDONALD "I Keep Forgettin' " (WB) NORMAN WAIN BUYS "Nobody But Me" (EMI America) Y100/MIAMI AND KEZK/ST. TM Country LOUIS - Heftel sells stations for DOLLY PARTON Peters Productions, Inca "I Will Always Love You" (RCA) reported $6.1 million VERN GOSDIN "Your Bedroom Eyes" (AMI) Debbie Welsh (714) TOM BIRCH NAMED PD AT 565-8511 DON WILLIAMS "Mistakes" (MCA) JUICE NEWTON WOAM / MIAMI Country Lovin' "Break It To Me Gently" (Capitol) NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: TERRI GIBBS LOUISE MANDRELL "Some Days It Rains All Night Long" (MCA) "Some Of My Best Friends..." (RCA) "I Just Want To Be Your CRYSTAL GAYLE CHARLEY PRIDE Everything" - Andy Gibb (RSO) "Elvin' In These Troubled Times" (Columbia) "You're So Good When You're Bad" (RCA) LORETTA LYNN (3rd week) The Great Ones "Making Love From Memory" (MCA) NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Rollin' JACKSON BROWNE "Somebody's Baby" (Asylum) With The Flow" - Charlie Rich RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) MICHAEL McDONALD "I Keep Forgettin' " (WB) BPI (RCA) CHUCK MANGIONE "Steppin' Out" (Columbia) NUMBER ONE LP: "Crosby, Stills & FLORENCE WARNER "Only Love" John Iles (800) 426-9082 (Mercury/PolyGram) Nash" - Crosby, Stills & Nash BOBBY VINTON Adult Contemporary (Atlantic) (6th week) "It Hurts To Be In Love" (Tapestry) AMERICA "You Can Do Magic" (Capitol) NICOLETTE LARSON "I Only Want To Be With You" (WB) Tanner Inc. DOLLY PARTON :1NOCK.IMi Company, "I Will Always Love You" (RCA) .... Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 DIONNE WARWICK "For You" (Arista) N .,n !.ßS'4W JOE COCKER & JENNIFER WARNES ; t-%I t' iriiì *r Bright Blue "Up Where We Belong" (Island/Atlantic) ' prCcZv ANNE MURRAY "Hey! Baby!" (Capitol) RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) ADRIAN GURVITZ "Classic" (Geffen) r` Inl JEr LAHRu}ìº WILLIE NELSON "Let It Be Me" (Columbia) JUICE NEWTON '1 Country Living "Break It To Me Gently" (Capitol) OAK RIDGE BOYS Tanner Country "I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head. . r.xa>l.,..,r (MCA) iYnAG',+ TERRI GIBBS LEON EVERETTE "Soul Searchin' " (RCA) utttG "Some Days It Rains All Night Long" (MCA) MERLE HAGGARD & GEORGE JONES KC/li'96.7'; .. LEE GREENWOOD "She's Lying" (MCA) "Yesterday's Wine" (Epic) DOLLY PARTON JOHNNY CASH "I Will Always Love You" (RCA) Georgia On A Fast Train" (Columbia) RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) TAMMY WYNETTE TOM CARLILE "You Still Get To Me In My Dreams" (Epic) "Back In Debbie's Arms" (Door Knob) LANE BRODY "More Nights" (Liberty) TAMMY WYNETTE LORETTA LYNN "You Still Get To Me In My Dreams" (Epic) "Making Love From Memory" (MCA) KAREN BROOKS "New Way Out" (WB) RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) RAZZY BAILEY LEE GREENWOOD "She's Lying" (MCA) "Love's Gonna Fall Here Tonight" (RCA) Concept Productions Lee Nye (916) 782-7754

Transtar RANDY MEISNER "Never Been In Love" (Epic) Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700 OUARTERFLASH "Night Shift" (WB) SANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia) AMERICA "You Can Do Magic" (Capitol) HUEY LEWIS & NEWS For the Best in Bumper Strips and Window Labels, "Workin' For A Livin' " (Chrysalis) call Byron Crecelius, person to person, COLLECT 314-423-4411

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CHR BREAKERS NATIONMAIRPLAY/30, Adult/Contemporary AMERICA You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 29 18 AMERICA/You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 19, Debuts 33, Same 25, - Down 0, Adds 52 including WKBW, WBEN-FM, WIFI, B104, CFTR, Z93, KBEQ, WGCL, KCNR, WBLI, WKDQ, KLUC, WZYQ, WGLF, WSPT. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on the CHR chart.

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Album cuts are listed in order August 13,1982 162 REPORTERS of airplay preference. 7,23 71X Sts 8/13 "Straight" 1 1 1 1 FLEETWOOD MAC MIRAGE (WB) "Gypsy" "Hold" 3 2 2 2 ROBERT PLANT Pictures At Eleven (Swan Song/Atco) . . "Burning" "Pin" "Dancer" "Detroit" 5 5 3 3 EDDIE MONEY No Control (Columbia) "Think" "Runnin"' "Shakin"' Title - 20 8 4 BILLY SQUIER Emotions In Motion (Capitol) "Everybody" Title "Live" "Rotkin"' 11 9 5 5 JOHN COUGAR American Fool (Riva/PolyGram) "Jack" "Hurts" "China" 9 7 6 6 CROSBY, STILLS ft NASH Daylight Again (Atlantic) "Wasted" "Too Much" "Cross" 6 6 7 7 PETE TOWNSH END All The Best Cowboys... (Atco) "Skirts" "Face" "Stardom" "Country" 4 3 4 8 REO SPEEDWAGON Good Trouble (Epic) "Stillness" "Keep" "Follow" "Key" 10 8 10 9 APRIL WINE Power Play (Capitol) "Enough" "Kay" "Waiting" 21 18 14 10 MEN AT WORK Business As Usual (Columbia) "Who" "Down" "Johnny" 17 16 13 11 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS A Flock Of Seagulls (Jive/Arista) "I Ran" "Space Age" In Title "Psychobabble" "Fingers" 16 15 16 12 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT .. , Eye The Sky (Arista) 12 10 11 13 GLENN FREY No Fun Aloud (Asylum) "Partytown" "Found" "Lies" "Born" 2 4 9 14 SURVIVOR Eye Of The Tiger (Scotti Bros./CBS) .... Title "Children" "American" 22 19 19 15 JUDAS PRIEST Screaming For Vengeance (Columbia) . "Another" "Chains" "Eye" "Hellion" "Abacab" 7 11 12 16 GENESIS Three Sides Live (Atlantic) "Paperlate" "Recall" 13 14 15 17 ASIA Asia (Geffen) "Only" "Sole" "Heat" "Dreams" 15 13 18 18 STEVE MILLER BAND Abracadabra (Capitol) Title "Keeps" "Magic" "Girl's" 28 23 21 19 SPYS Spys (EMI America) "Run" "She" "Night" "Desiree" - - 20 STEVE WINWOOD Talking Back To The Night (Island/WB) . "Still" "Valerie" Title "Angel" 8 12 17 21 38 SPECIAL Special Forces (A&M) "Caught" "Chain" "Runnin' " - 27 22 22 URIAH HEEP Abominog (Mercury/PolyGram) "That's" "Rebound" - - ..me 23 FAST TIMES AT R. HIGH Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) "Baby" "Waffle" Title -S. Title -H. 36 33 29 24 MARSHALL CRENSHAW Marshall Crenshaw (WB) "Someday" "Cynical" - - 33 25 GO-GO'S Vacation (IRS/A&M) Title "Jerk" "Strange" "Get" 24 24 26 26 AXE Offering (Atco) "Party" "Now" 25 25 27 27 JOHN WAITE Ignition (Chrysalis) "Change" "Heat" "Wonderful" "Top" 18 21 25 28 MOTELS All Four One (Capitol) "Lonely" "L" "Mission" - 39 30 29 SHOOTING STAR Ill Wishes (Virgin/Epic) "Ready 'Where" "Feel" "Turn" 29 31 28 30 NAZARETH 2XS (A&M) "Madness" "Lonely" - 36 34 31 TORONTO Get It On Credit (Network/E-A) "Daddy""Barricade" "Start" 14 17 23 32 ROLLING STONES Still Life (Rolling Stones/Atco) "Go Go" "Thumb" "Spend" - - 33 MISSING PERSONS Missing Persons (Capitol) "Words" "Destination" 40 - 35 34 CLASH Combat Rock (Epic) "Should" "Casbah" - - 35 GEORGE THOROGOOD Nobody But Me (EMI America) 12 -inch Single - - 36 JON ANDERSON Animation (Atlantic) "All" "Surrender" "Better" - - 38 37 805 Stand In Line (RCA) "Boys" Title "Defense" "Gimme" Soundtrack (CBS) "Solutions" New - - 38 TRON Entry 27 29 32 39 TED NUGENT Nugent (Atlantic) "Bound" "No" "Ebony" - - 40 SANTANA Hold On/Nowhere To Run (Columbia) .. 12 -inch Single MOST ADDEDI MEDIUM nie HOTTEST 8/13 85 7/30 7/23 7/16 8/13 86 7/J0 7,23 7/16 8/13 35 7/30 7,23 7/16 QO 1 Iti/J 40 1 MAC 168/13,? 166/140 1198/139 /61/138 159/120 1 FAST TIMES AT R.M.H. 131/13000 QO QO URIAH HEEP 9685 9601 91/26 FLEETWOOD Venous Artists (FM/Asylum) M-0 Abominog (Mercury/PG) A6 A 2] A67 A3 Mirage (WB) A-2 A-3 A-1 A-0 A-7 "Somebody's Baby" H1 "That's The Way" H7 H-9 H-1 H M-23 M-13 M-18 M-23 M 32 157/116 15694 2 STEVE WINWOOD 127/104 40 00 40 2 SPYS 10478 100/7M 9858 90/11 14/1 2 ROBERT PLANT 150/131 154430 156/120 A-12 Talking Back... (Island/WB) M-14 M-0 Spys (EMI America) A7 A 14 A 30 A 77 A 13 Pictures... (Swan Song/Atoo) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 M-40 M-49 "Still In The Game" H-4 H-1 "Don't Run My Life" H 19 H-10 H-8 H-2 H-0 "Burning" M-19 M-24 M-38 13494 134/100 3 RANDY MEISNER 6054 14/10 40 40 00 3 PETE TOWNSHEND 138/86 11685 19477 1581/8 15609 3 JOHN COUGAR 11L4/119 141/112 131/104 M6 M-3 All The Best... (Atcol A-0 A0 Al Al A2 American Fool )Rivs/PG) A-1 A-7 A-4 A-2 A-0 Randy Meisner (Epic) Tie "Never Been In Love" H-4 H-1 Slit Skirts" H 73 H-93 H66 H-79 H 75 "Jack & Diane" M-20 M-22 M-31 M-33 M-34 106167 10051 71,2 149/118 151/115 116/103 151/96 14477 4 PAUL CARRACK 27/26 ' ' 40 40 40 3 JUDAS PRIEST 107,56 10457 4 EDDIE MONEY A4 Suburban Voodoo (Epic) M-1 M-0 Screaming... (Columbia) A-6 A6 A 12 A-39 A-69 No Control (Columbia( A-0 A-0 A-1 A-2 M63 "Lesson In Love" H-0 H-0 "Another Thing" H-36 H 33 H-21 H-8 H-0 "Think I'm In Love" M-31 M-36 M44 M-53 5 ROCKETS 21/19 00 40 00 40 6 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS 12463 1'24,86 125181 113/74 106/76 5 CROSBY, STILLS, NASH 148/10Q 14996 15019,? 150/76 147/70 Rocket Roll (Elektra) M-2 A Flock Of... (Jive/Arista) A-4 A3 A3 A7 A9 Daylight Again (Atlantic) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-4 A-11 "Rollin' By" H-0 "I Ran" H-57 H-55 H-41 H-32 H-21 "Wasted On The Way" M-46 M61 M-57 M-70 M66 <, 143/101 137/79 141/1 at1 00 6 TRON óü/76 - 17/14 7/7 00 6 APRIL WINE 1'26158 137159 14458 14286 14088 6 BILLY SQUIER Soundtrack (CBS) M31 M-10 M-2 M-0 Power Play (Capitol) A-0 Al A-0 A-6 A-5 Emotions In... )Capitol) A-3 A-12 A-136 A-8 "Only Solutions" H-9 H-5 H-1 H-0 "Enough Is Enough" H68 H 77 H a" H-70 H67 "Everybody Go" M-39 M48 M-4 M-0 7 LORDS OF THE NEW... 21/14 13/13 40 40 017 7 AXE 7'2/63 7$81 8356 8141 81/n 7 REO SPEEDWAGON 127/81 14?l104 1416/11 141111 149/119 The... (IRS/A&M) M-7 M-0 Offering (Atcol A-2 A4 A-3 A-3 A-2 Good Trouble (Epic) A-1 A-0 A-1 A-0 A-1 Tie Lords Of Tie "Open Your Eyes" H-0 H-0 "R&R Party" H-18 H-13 H-14 H-17 H-8 "Stillness" M-46 M-36 M-34 M-29 M-29 7 NIGHT SHIFT 14/14 QO 00 00 40 8 NAZARETH 6651 7242 6853 6866 60/4 7 ALAN PARSONS PROJ. 117,81 118/ó9 12787 13h54 13686 Various Artists (WB) M-0 2XS (A&M) A-1 A-3 A-8 A-7 A 12 Eye In The Sky (Arista) A-1 A2 A-0 A-0 A-2 Title H-0 :O "Love Is Madness" H 13 H-7 H7 H5 H4 Title M36 M-47 M60 M-68 M-70 9 TORONTO 69/13 62/13 61,20 41/27 23/17 8 806 5951 mes 48,43 4322 44/12 9 SURVIVOR 16ü/78 13497 71W11 151/13 151/133 Get It On... (Network/E-Al M49 M-44 M-27 M-10 M-2 Stand In Line IRCAI A-3 A-14 A-12 A-18 A 28 Eye Of... (Scotti Bros./CBS) A-0 A-2 A-0 A-2 A-1 M-17 "Your Daddy" 1-1-7 H-5 H-4 H-4 H4 "Young Boys" H-5 H-6 H-3 H-3 H-4 Title M-27 M36 M-22 M-18 10 JON ANDERSON óü/13 46/14 30/13 21/7 19/1 10 SHOOTING STAR 6950 78/.49 99/11 11,2 40 10 MEN AT WORK 124/7ó 122051 11646 104/18 77/13 Animation (Atlantic) M-36 M-26 M-13 M-11 M-15 Ill Wishes (Virgin/Epic) A8 A-30 A-48 A-9 Business As Usuel (Col.) A-8 A6 A-11 A-19 A-13 "All In Good Time" H-7 H-6 H-4 H-3 H-3 "Are You Ready" H11 H-9 H2 H-0 "Who Can h Be Now?" M-40 M-53 M-59 M-67 M-51 11 GEORGE THOROGOOD... 1412 010 40 40 5V 11 TORONTO 69/49 6?Aq 61,27 41/10 232 11 PETE TOWNSHEND 13473 14650 164/56 15479 156175 Bad To... (EMI Amencal M-2 Get It On... INetwork/E-A) A 13 A 13 A-30 A-27 A-17 Al) The Best... (Atco) A-0 A-0 A-1 A-1 A-2 "Nobody But Me" H-0 "Your Daddy" H-7 H5 H-4 H4 H4 "Slit Skirts" M66 M65 M67 M-78 M-79 12 GO-GO'S 839 7956 6/1 40 40 12 38 SPECIAL 93/48 111144 127142 137/d7 145l1 12 GLENN FREY 11071 116/76 13477 139176 146179 Vacation (IRS/A&M) M-41 M-10 M-6 Tse Special Forces (A&M) AO Al A-0 AO A-0 No Fun Aloud (Asylum) A-0 A-0 A-1 A-1 Title H-33 H-4 H-1 "Caught Up In Your Love" H45 H-66 H-85 H 100 H-114 "Partytown" M39 M-49 M-56 AM3 M68 13 MEN AT WORK 1248 1205 11641 10419 77/13 12 MARSHALL CRENSHAW 8648 mes 69/1 67/33 54,1J4 13 APRIL WINE 112658 137/77 140,62 142/70 14057 Ìb Business As Usuel (Col.) M40 M-53 M-59 M67 M-51 Marshall Crenshaw (WB) A-8 A9 A6 A.7 A8 Power Play (Capitol) A-0 A-1 A-0 A-5 'Who Can It Be Now?" H-76 H61 H45 H.18 1-1-13 "Someday. Someway" H-29 H27 H-22 H17 H-12 "Enough Is Enough" M-58 M-59 M-58 M68 13 MARSHALL CRENSHAW 852 709 8916 57/7 54,8 14 GENESIS 100/7 12367 13657 153166 15458 14 ASIA 9059 107/74 11356 122192 136/110 Tie Marshall Crenshaw )WB) M-48 M-34 M-41 M33 M34 Three Sides Live (Atlantic) A-0 A-0 A-1 A-0 4-0 Asie (Geffen) A-1 A-1 A-0 A-0 A-1 "Someday, Someway" H-29 H-27 H-22 1í17 H-12 "Paperlate" H-53 H-66 H-78 H84 H-96 "Only Time Will Ter M-30 M-28 M-28 M-30 M 24 13 SHOOTING STAR 698 7430 5546 112 441 15 CROSBY, STILLS, NASH 14&46 74661 15057 150170 147/ó6 15 STEVE MILLER BAND 9869 109/71 12287 12&91 13088 Ill Wishes (Virgin/Epic) M-50 Mae M-11 M-2 TieDaylight Again (Atlantic) A-0 AO A-0 A4 A 1 1 Abracadabra (Capitol) A-0 A-0 A-3 A-1 A-2 "Are You Ready" H 11 H-9 H 2 H-0 "Wasted On The Way" H-102 H-96 H-93 H 76 H 70 Title M-39 M-35 M32 M-37 M-40 15 CLOCKS 50.146 49/2 51143 t695 4223 Clocks (Boulevard/CBS) Al A-3 A-5 A-8 A 19 "She Looks A Lot Like You" H3 H3 H3 H-3 H0

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www.americanradiohistory.com When a single reason i5fl't enough: Michael MSB ST-17071 Produced by MSB and Don Gehman. Features: "When I'm Holding You Tight" StanleY & "Spanish Nights."

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Produced by Neil Kernon. . Features: "Don't Run My Life" & "Danger."

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George Bad to the Thor000 Bone w% ST-17076 Produced by the Delaware Destroyers. Features: "Nobody But Me" & "Bad To The Bone."

RADIO Et RECORDS ALBUM AIRPLAYI40 - 35 GEORGE THOROGOOD Nobody But Me (EMI America) 12 -inch Single

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 46 R&R/Friday, August 13, 1982 BREAKERS. Significant Action JAZZ ON non non Wt Th. Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest WM. W wI level of station activity on any given week. MEISNER Randy Meisner (Epic) RANDY 1 1 PAT METHENY GROUP . Offramp (ECM/WB) FAST TIMES AT... FAST TIMES AT "Never" "Jealousy" T: 66. A-54, M-8, H-4 "Eighteen" "James" Avalon (WB) Var. Artists (FMIAsylum) RIDGEMONT HIGH ROXY MUSIC 2 2 DAVID SANBORN As We Speak (COB) on "More ""Main" T. A-3, M-27, H-23, J-1 "Rush" 81% of our reporters Clocks (Boulevard/CBS) reports: CLOCKS 4 3 DAVE GRUSIN Out Of The... (GRP/Arista) it. Total album T: 50. A-1, M-46, H-3. .... H-1. Al- "Looks" "Anthem" 131. A-130, M-0, ¡¡ ,._...... : KANSAS Vinyl Confessions (Kirshner/CBS) debuted this week 3 4 CHUCK MANGIONE .. Love Notes (Columbia) bum ewo "Game"Right" T: 45. A-1, M-25, H-19 at number 23. BONDS On The Line America) "Steppin' Out" STEVE WINWOOD GARY U.S. .... (EMI "Work" "Soul" T: 42. A-0, M-28, H-14 6 5 B. COBHAM'S... Observation... (Musician/Elektra) Talking Back To VAN HALEN Diver Down (WB) "Chiquita" The Night (Island/WB) "Good" "Pretty" T: 39. A-0, M-27, H-12 7 6 CRUSADERS Royal Jam (MCA) "Still" "Valerie" Title WARREN ZEVON The Envoy (Asylum) "Thrill" "Help." 78% of our re- Title "Overdraft" T: 39. A-4, M-27, H-8 8 7 NIGHTWIND A Casual Romance (Pausa) porters on it. Total album BILLY IDOL Billy Idol (Chrysalis) Title reports: 127. A-109, M-14, "Hot" T: 38. A-4, M-25, H-9 9 8 BOBBY McFERRIN B. McFerrin (Musician/Elek.) H-4. Album debuted this JOAN JETT... 12 -inch Single (Boardwalk) Various Cuts week at number 20. "Touch/Summertime" T: 36. A-2, M-25, H-9 5 9 JEFF LORBER It's A Fact (Arista) GO-GO'S DAVID JOHANSEN Live It Up (Blue Sky/CBS) The Magician" Vacation (IRSIAbM) "Animals" T: 36. A-3, M-30, H-3 10 MOSE ALLISON Middle... (Musician/Elek.) Title "Jerk" "Strange" Various Cuts report- These albums, displayed over a two-week penod, received significant "Get." 51% of our in all musical con- Significant Action listings showcase product reports but did, not chart this week on the National Airplay/40 listing. ers on it. Total album re- figurations has received significant airplay but which has not that This chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium the National Airplay/40 listing. ports: 83. A-9, M-41, H-29. garnered sufficient reports to chart on and hot reports, as well as special jazz programming. The album's These listed in 'order of airplay. They may be either still on Album charted this records are preferred airplay cuts are listed; singles are In bold type. Artists In larger Airplay/40 chart acts. week at number 25. the rise, or former National type registered significant eirp ay gains this week.

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NAFIONAL!AIRPLAW5 O Throe Two Ur Vrrl,r Weeks Week August 13, 1982 5 2 1 0 SYLVIA/Nobody (RCA) BREAKERS® 19 14 5 0 KENNY ROGERS/Love Will Turn You Around (Liberty) 12 9 6 0 WAYLON JENNINGS/Women Do Know How To... (RCA) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 1512 9 0 GEORGE STRAIT/Fool Hearted Memory station activity on any given week. (MCA) 10 8 7 0 DAVID FRIZZELL/I'm Gonna Hire A Wino To (WB/Viva) LEE GREENWOOD 7 6 4 6 ROSANNE CASH/Ain't No Money (Columbia) She's Lying (MCA) 22 17 12 0 CHARLY McCLAIN/Dancing Your Memory Away (Epic) 11 11 10 8 REBA McENTIRE/l'm Not That Lonely Yet (Mercury/PolyGram) On 66% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 24, Same 26, Down 0, Debuts 23, 21 16 11 0 MOE BANDY/She's Not Really Cheatin .-. (Columbia) Adds 17. R£tR Chart: 50-39. LEON EVERETTE 20 15 13 G EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Heavenly Bodies (RCA) Soul Searchin' (RCA) 4 3 2 11 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Honky Tonkin'(Elektra/Curb) On 65% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 21, Same 26, Down 0, 28 18 15 0 MICHAEL MURPHEY/What's Forever For (Liberty) Debuts 20, Adds 22. A Most Added Record. RËrR Chart: Debut 40. 27 20 16 ® STATLER BROTHERS/Whatever (Mercury/PolyGram) JOE STAMPLEY 25 19 18 0 EDDY RAVEN/She's Playing Hard To Forget (Elektra) I Didn't Know You Could Break A Broken Heart (Epic) 32 28 21 ® JERRY REED/She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shaft) (RCA) 30 25 22 MEL McDANIEL/Big Ole Brew On 65% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 54, Same 11, Down 1, (Capitol) Debuts 13, Adds 9. RFtR Chart: 49-41. 26 22 20 GAIL DAVIES/You Turn Me On I'm A Radio (WB) WILLIE NELSON 2 1 3 18 RICKY SKAGGS/I Don't Care (Epic) 6 5 8 19 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Born To Run (WB) Let It Be Me (Columbia) 35 29 24 Q GENE WATSON/This Dream's On Me (MCA) On 64% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 9, Same 14, Down 0, 33 30 25 GARY MORRIS/Dreams Die Hard (WB) Debuts 7, Adds 57. A Most Added Record. RErR Chart: Debut 43. G 49 37 26 140 MICKEY GILLEY/Put Your Dreams Away (Epic) DOLLY PARTON 48 39 27 is DAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST/I Just Came... (WB/Viva) I Will Always Love You (RCA) 13 13 17 24 ROGER MILLER £t WILLIE NELSON/Old Friends (Columbia) On 62% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 33, Same 19, Down 0, 8 10 19 25 MARTY ROBBINS/Some Memories Just Won't Die (Columbia) Debuts 15, Adds 17. REtR Chart: Debut 44. 43 35 28 a YOUNGER BROTHERS/Nothing But The Radio On (MCA) 37 31 29 27 JOHN CONLEE/Nothing Behind You, Nothing... (MCA) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 1 4 14 28 ALABAMA/Take Me Down (RCA) SYLVIA (86) 50 40 33 i BELLAMY BROTHERS/Get Into Reggae Cowboy (Elektra/Curb) 41 34 DON WILLIAMS (61) Nobody (RCA) 0 KIERAN KANE/I'll Be Your Man Around... (Elektra) Mistakes (MCA) KENNY ROGERS (80) 43 37 G ANNE MURRAY/Hey! Baby! (Capitol) 3 7 23 32 MERLE WILLIE NELSON (57) Love Will Turn You Around (Liberty) HAGGARD/Are The Good Times Really Over (Epic) 38 OAK RIDGE Let It Be Me (Columbia) DAVID FRIZZELL (75) - © BOYS/I Wish You Could Have Turned... (MCA) 41 M. RAZZY BAILEY (39) I'm Gonna Hire A Wino To (WB/Viva) - G HAGGARD Et G. JONES/Yesterday's Wine (Epic) 40 ® CRYSTAL Love's Gonna Fall Here Tonight (RCA) JERRY REED (36) GAYLE/Livin' In These Troubled Times (Columbia) 42 She Got The Goldmine (I Got...) (RCA) 0 BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK/Love Busted (Capitol) - 43 ff/ RONNIE MILSAP/He Got You (RCA) 44 Q LOUISE MANDRELL/Some Of My Best Friends... (RCA) 50 G LEE GREENWOOD/She's Lying (MCA) NEW & ACTIVE - G LEON EVERETTE/Soul Searchin' (RCA) - - 49 G JOE STAMPLEY/I Didn't Know You Could... (Epic) ºecent releases are Bsteo k1 order Of their actWMty 14 24 30 42 JANIE FRICKE/Don t Worry'Bout The two numbers following the artist, title/label designation (example. Me Baby (Columbia) 100 25) Indicate how many Of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many added It this week Q WILLIE NELSON/Let It Be Me (Columbia) (251. "Yeves" are broken down for each recent and Indicate how many stations moved the song l;1 On their charts, held K the - DOLLY PARTON/I Will Always Love You (RCA) Lime Ion to on, add to on. 51.51, etc.1. moved It Down on their charts, or Added It this week. Ighdlcated one of this weeks 18 23 31 most added new songs. 45 RONNIE McDOWELLJI Just Cut Myself (Epic) 9 21 32 46 DOLLY PARTON/Heartbreak Express (RCA) 44 38 39 47 DON WILLIAMS "Mistakes" (MCA) 66/61 CHARLIE ROSS/The High Cost Of Lovin' (Townhouse) New UM National Summary: Up 0, Same 3, 16 27 35 48 CON HUNLEY/Oh Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 61 including WPOR-AM/FM, WNYR, KIX106, Girl (WB) Entry WMZQ-FM, WNOE-AM, KWKH, WCMS-FM, WTQR-FM, WUBE-FM, WHK, WWWW-FM, WDAF, KLZ, KNIX-FM, 17 26 36 49 BARBARA KYTE, KEEN. MANDRELIJ'Til You're Gone (MCA) 24 33 46 50 RONNIE MILSAP/Any IM TAMMY WYNETTE "You Still Get To Me In My Dreams" (Epic) 65/29 Day Now (RCA) LIM National Summary: Up 6, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 29 including WCAW, WWVA, WSOC-FM, KIKK- Ths mart Is based solely on complied weekly FM, WSM, KWKH, WCMS-FM, WSAI-FM, KSO, WCUZ-AM/FM, WFMS-FM, KEED, KVEG, KSOP-FM, KEEN. reports from our reporting stations. Black Circled numbers Indicate general continued RAZZY BAILEY "Love's Gonna Fall Here Tonight" (RCA) 62/39 upward movement. tam National Summary: Up 4, Seme 16, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 39 including WCAW, WWVA, KOKE-FM, WSOC- FM, WSM, KRMD-AM/FM, WFMS-FM, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM/FM, KRST-FM, KNIX-FM, KRAK, KCBQ-AM, WIXL- BILLY PARKER "If I Ever Need A Lady" (Soundwaves) 33/4 FM 44-34, WKKQ-AM/FM 50-41. National Summary: Up 3, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 7, Add 4, WWVA, KHEY, WCMS-FM, WKMF, KSO d-37, BURRITO BROTHERS "I'm Drinkin' Canada Dry" (Curb/CBS) 62/6 KECK d-30, KEBC-FM d-45, KXRB 30-24, KRWQ-FM 30-27, KRAK 42-39. National Summary: Up 30, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 6, WWVA, WCXI, WDGY, WXCL, KYTE, KIDN, MARIE OSMOND "Back To Believing Again" (Elektra) 31/10 WBGW-FM 40-34, WSM 35-30, KRMD-AM/FM 33-28, KSO 36-27, KTTS-AM/FM 49-42, KMAK 39-33, KRAK 31-24, National Summary: Up 2, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 10, WCAW, KHEY, WKSJ-FM, WLWI-FM, WIRK -FM, KSOP-FM 43-32, KMPS-AM/FM 27-19. KSO, KFGO, KFDI-AM/FM, KFH, KCCY-FM. VERN GOSDIN "Your Bedroom Eyes" (AMI/NSD) 61/4 SNUFF "(So This Is) Happy Hour" (Elektra) 30/6 National Summary: Up 8, Same 12, Down 1, Debuts 3, 8, WNOE-AM, National Summary: Up 29, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 14, Adds 4, WCOS-AM/FM, WUBE-FM, KKAL, KYTE, WIXL- Adds KKYX, WFMS-FM, WHBF, KUUY, KGA, WIXL-FM 46-35, WKKQ-AM/FM 43-36, KTTS-AM/FM 38-32, KEED 44-39. FM 28-22, KOKE-FM 33-28, WLWI-FM 15-8, KKYX 23-19, KBMR 36-30, WDGY 32-29, KVOO 49-39, KWJJ 37-33, KMPS-AM/FM 13-10, KGA 25-20. TOM T. HALL Et EARL SCRUGGS "Song Of The South" (Columbia) 30/2 © LORETTA LYNN "Making Love From Memory" (MCA) 58/22 National Summary: Up 12, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 2, WHBF, KYTE, WGNA-FM 34-27, WBGW-FM 47-42, WIRK -FM 19-17, WTQR-FM 40-35, KSO 38-32, 33-29, KEEN National Summary: Up 3, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 22 including KIX106, WDAK, WESC-AM/FM, KUUY 27-23, KGA 34-29. WLWI-FM, KWKH, WCMS-FM, WSAI-FM, WXCL, KVOO, KFDI-AM/FM, KKAL, KVEG, KEEN, KBBQ, WADR 45-39. In BOBBY BARE "(I'm Not) A Candle In The Wind" (Columbia) 29/22 LAI National LANE BRODY "More Nights" (Liberty) 49/4 Summary: Up 0, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 22 including WGNA-FM, WSEN-AM/FM, WESC- AM/FM, WNOE-AM, KRMD-AM/FM, WKKQ-AM/FM, KTTS-AM/FM, KFDI-AM/FM, National Summary: Up 20, Same 19, Down 2, Debuts 4, Adds 4, WWOD, WTHI-FM, KRST-FM, KUUY, WBGW-FM KEED, KCUB. 44-38, KRRV 29-24, WHBF 41-35, KTTS-AM/FM 47-40, KVO039-34, KBMY 24-21, KUGR 27-22, KRAK 34-30, JERRI KELLY "Walk Me 'Cross The River" (Carrere/CBS) 29/4 KSOP-FM 36-33. National Summery: Up 7, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 4, WCMS-FM, KFGO, KRSY, KGA, WBGW-FM 29-23, TERRI GIBBS "Some Days It Rains All Night Long" (MCA) 48/17 WIXL-FM 50-38, KSO 33-25, K F DI -AM/ F M 47-41, KUUY 34-30, KRAK 49-44. National Summary: Up 11, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 17, WRKZ-FM, WIXL-FM, WWVA, WDAK, WESC- AMY WOOLEY "If My Heart Had Windows" (MCA) 29/3 AM/FM, WSM, WNOE-AM, KYXX, KWKH, WTQR-FM, KWMT, WFMS-FM, KFDI-AM/FM, KRST-FM, KVEG, National Summary: Up 11, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 3, KKYX, WMNI, KSOP-FM, KHEY 47-36, KRMD- KWJJ, KSOP-FM. AM/FM 47-43, KUZZ 50-42, KRWQ-FM 15-12, KWJJ 48-44, KRAK 39-36, KGA 37-32. KAREN BROOKS "New Way Out" (WB) 46/9 QBANDANA "The Killin' Kind" (WB) 28/25 National Summary: Up 11, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 9, WBGW-FM, WNYR, WSOC-FM, WNOE-AM, National Summary: Up 0, Same 3, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 25 including WVAM, WHN, WWVA, WAMZ-FM, WCMS-FM, WIRE, WIL-AM/FM, KBMY, KUUY, WIXL-FM 39-30, WHOO 15-9, KRMD-AM/FM 46-42, WQYK-FM WKSJ-FM, KWKH, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM/FM, KTOM, KSOP-FM. 30-26, WFMS-FM 31-26, KRWQ-FM 32-23. THE FAMILY BROWN "Some Never Stand A Chance" (RCA) 26/14 TOM CARLILE "Back In Debbie's Arms" (Doorknob) 44/5 National Summary: Up 2, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 14, WGNA-FM, WILQ, WYII, WGVM, WAXX, WIRE, National Summary: Up 18, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 5, WYKR, WSOC-FM, KLRA, WNOE-AM, KWJJ, KVOO, KFDI-AM/FM, KUZZ, KLZ, KEED, KMAK, KCCY-FM, KGA. WIXL-FM 49-40, WYII 45-41, KHEY 43-34, WHK 35-32, WTSO 37-33, KTTS-AM/FM 41-35, KEED 48-43, KRAK 50-46, DOLLY PARTON "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" (RCA) 22/7 KSOP-FM 48-44. National Summary: Up 6, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 7, WWVA, KHEY, WOAM, KYXX, WCMS-FM, WTSO, JOHNNY CASH "Georgia On A Fast Train" (Columbia) 41/10 KFH, WIXL-FM 30-21, WMC-AM 22-18, KRMD-AM/FM 36-31. National Summary: Up 4, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 10, WKYG, WSEN-AM/FM, WQIK-FM, WKSJ-FM, CROSBY, STILLS Et NASH "Wasted On The Way" (Atlantic) 22/4 WMNI, WFMS-FM, WDAF, WITL-FM, KMAK, KTOM, WGNA-FM 38-34, WMZQ-FM 40-38, KRMD-AM/FM 44-37, National Summary: Up 12, Same 4. Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 4, WZZK-FM, WCOS-AM/FM, WKKQ-AM/FM, KLZ, WKKQ-AM/FM 44-39. WNYR 13-9, WILD 14-10, WHK 11-6, WBCS 15-14, KUUY 13-7, KNEW 20-18. KAREN TAYLOR "Country Boy's Song" (Mesa) 21/2 National Summary: Up 7, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 2, WWOD, KWMT, WVAM 49-47, KHEY 40-35, KKYX 43-41, KRMD-AM/FM 50-44, WKKO-AM/FM 22-18, KT'TS-AM/FM 42-36, KVOO 44-38, KMPS-AM/FM d-28. SIGNIFICANT ACTION CHARLEY PRIDE "You're So Good When You're Bad" (RCA) 20/20 National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 20 including WNYR, WSEN-AM/FM, KHEY, WESC- AM/FM, WMC-AM, WNOE-AM, KWKH, WIRK -FM, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM/FM. GARY WOLF "Love Never Dies" (Columbia) 48/8 BILL ANDERSON "Southern Fried" (Southern Tracks) 17/10 National Summary: Up 15, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 8, WEEP, KOKE-FM, KHEY, WSM, WHK, WMNI, National Summary: Up 1, Seme 4, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 10, WVAM, WIXL-FM, WWVA, WZZK-FM, WQIK-FM, KFGO, WITL-FM, WSAI-FM 24-18, KUUY 22-16, KMPS-AM/FM 15-14. KRMD-AM/FM, KBMR, KWMT, KVOO, KSOP-FM. RAY PRICE "Wait Till Those Bridges Are Gone" (Dimension) 37/7 KIN VASSY "Women In Love" (Liberty) 15/10 National Summary: Up 5, Same 17, 0, Debuts 8, Adds 7, KHEY, WWOD, WLWI-FM, WNOE-AM, KEED, Down National Summary: Up 0, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 10, WBGW-FM, WADR, WBEU, WSOC-FM, WLWI-FM, KMAK, KSOP-FM, WGNA-FM 44-39, KFGO 32-29, KCKC 31-27. KKYX, KRMD-AM/FM, KSO, KVOO, KCCY-FM. Is The SUPER GRIT COWBOY BAND "She Woman" (Hoodswamp) 37/2 RODNEY LAY "I Wish I Had A Job To Shove" (Churchill) 14/6 13, 20, 0, Debuts Adds 2, National Summary: Up Same Down 2, WITL-FM, KWJJ, WVAM 17-11, KHEY 45-30, Nationai Summary: Up 2, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6, WIXL-FM, WLWI-FM, KKYX, WAXX, KFDI-AM/FM, WNOE-AM 41-39, KBMR 49-48, KSO 28-26, WAXX 36-33, KRAK 46-42, KGA 31-27. KGA, WFNC on, WAMZ-FM 31-28, WXCL 5044, KVOO on. JOHN SCHNEIDER "In The Driver's Seat" (Scotti Bros/CBS) 34/18 JACK GRAYSON "Ain't Givin' Up On Her Again" (Joe-Wes) 13/4 National Summery: Up 1, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 18 including WCAW, WSOC-FM, WCMS-FM, WTQR- National Summary: Up 0, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 4, KRMD-AM/FM, KUUY, KMAK, KSOP-FM, WGNA- FM, WDAF, KV' `O, KRST-FM, KMAK, KLAC, KSOP-FM. FM on, KKYX on, WITL-FM on, KTTS-AM/FM on , KRWQ-FM on, KTOM on.

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MOST ADDED HOTTEST EAST MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST MOTTEST Willie Nelson (Columbia) Sylvia (RCA) Willie Nelson (Columbia) Sylvia Kenny Rogers (RCA) Willie Nelson (Columbia) (Liberty) Don Williams (MCA) Kenny Rogers (Liberty) David Frizzell (WBAriva) Don Williams (MCA) Don Williams (MCA) Sylvia (RCA)

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STATLER MOTHERS MICKEY GILLET NERVE VALE E RAY MICE W YKN IRAN KANE { GEORGE STEPHANIE %INSIDE TERRI GINAS GEORE MN SCHIEIER KCKC DAVID FRTZiELL FRIZZELL JERRY REED (MIEsI OVRLT CLAN W.KN MIM. VT ES DAVID FRIÜELL OMELET ARIE V BEST E ART EMTIEZ 5R SlAB_dIAlS, CA VANE CASH JAMIE FRICKE MILEY GILLET MNDNM SYLVIA FAIL, MAN GEE INTsoN WTONFM SNUFF KENT .GERS GEORGE STRAIT CAPO KCCYFM MIGAEL NEE e NEE E DANIEL T. ILE KYMI WRAC, MME KEW NCI WWMNEMML NC GORGE GANS DOM ILLINS GEORGE STRAIT ROGERS KENNY ROARS KENN HERS BAKN A WILLIE SIS. NI.EML CO L OWPPI MAIRO. DAZE ELDERS GENIE MILS» gem Mier, WY LLLUISE MEORELL MCE BAKE JERI' REED Le dWIR KY EARL TSOMS COKE' EJMRLEY MIE JON' PATCEG AK RIDGE BOYS NETTE WILLIE AK RIDE BOWS ROT GIMM ELSA ILLIE ELSA BOBBY WOE BANDY JERRY WED RICHARD DEM ILL INAS RUSSELL GMT MUAIS TERRI GIBES KENMY: LEI. CON WILLIAMS K ENNEWERS BELLA. MOTHERS KEIFT EDGERS LAMETTA EMT MW JON SUE/EIDER LAW sew L'I DAVID FRIÜELL WV: MORRIS JON DONEE KYX0 W ILLER { 515ON SYLVIA MARIE COCK SKIP I LINDA WILLIAMS KNEW BRUCHS Mil., MILE' NSANE CASE TICKER BROTHERS MN SYLVIA POMME CASH BILLIE N VASST SNUFF The following stations OB.rE, iX JACK GRAYSON NELSON AR RIEH SOTS ELLA, BROTHERS BILLIE NELSON DAVID FRIÜELL COB JON SCNEIDO rot.EE; STRAIT He MALT PARTON MME' GILLET LE. EVERETTE UMW GEORGE STRAIT FAMILY BROM SYLVIA did not report this week: CHARLIE ROSS DA WILLIAMS DAVID FRIÜELL KENN RC ERS roET.sr: %SAE LASH SYLVIA BEKENT WEBS SYLVIA KIERAN GAME ERRI GINAS SYLVIA MAMA JENNINGS ELLMP MUTHERS (EMT WED WPLO/Atlanta SCAVa GAI RIDE STS 'SAW MAMMA MEMEL NIAMEY EARL WRNS MELEE KENN ROGERS LINGLED JOE STEMPLE,' SKAGGSKAGS MELT PARTS STALER DRONERS RAMIE MILSAP ELLAMY MOTHERS KXYL/Brownwood MANE WILLING JR. LING GMT MORRIS N ERVE GILLET ALABAMA SYLVIA KIXZ/Amarillo is MICKEY GILLEY WMPS/Memphis TEILLE M GARD OVAL, E CLAIN no longer reporting SYLVIA RICKY SMOGS KGEM/Boise DAVID FRIÜELL GEORGE STRAIT

Tracks: "F'""'° NI LOVE" "A Love Song" "Mirage" Hottest NEWTON BARBARA MANDRELL - ...In Black $ White - SYLVIA - Just Sylvia - (RCA) - "Like Nothing JUKE (Capita) KENNY ROGERS (IJbertyl (MCA) - "Dreams Don't Lie" "Operator, Long Distance Please" "Some Ever Happened" "Not Tonight" 'The Mill Song (Everybody's Got A Things Never Change" "Gettin Over A Man" -You're Not Supposed To Be Dream)" Here" GENE WATSON - This Dream's On Me - (MCA) - RONNIE MILSAP - Inside - (RCA) - "Carolina "Baby Me Baby" "From Cotton To Satin" "You Sure Make Cheatin Seem COUNTRY ALBUMS Dreams" "Who's Counting" "Inside" Easy' 'The Last Thing I Planned To Do Today Was Cheat" receiving the heaviest airplay. Cuts in bold type are JUICE NEWTON - Quiet Lies - (Capitol) - "Falling In Love" "Love Sail Away' "Adios Mi Corazon" Most Requested: KAREN BROOKS - Walk On - (WB) - "Shame On The BURT REYNOLDS Et DOLLY PARTON - The Best Moon" Little Whorehouse In Texas - (MCA) - "Sneakin SYLVIA "Nobody' (RCA) MICKEY GILLEY - Put Your Dreams Away - (Epic) Around" DAVID FRIZZELL "I'm Gonna Hire..." (WB/Viva) - "Rockey Road To Romance" "Texas Heartache Number One" 'Talk KENNY ROGERS - Love Will Turn You Around - JERRY REED "She Got The Goldmine..." (RCA) To Me" "Honky Tonkin' (I Guess I Done Me Some)" (Liberty) - "A Love Song" "If You Can Lie A Little Bit" KENNY ROGERS "Love Will Turn..." (Liberty) RONNIE McDOWELL - Love To Burn - (Epic) - GEORGE STRAIT - Strait From The Heart - (MCA) MICHAEL MURPHEY "What's Forever..." (Liberty) "Dangerous" "Step Back' - "Marina Del Rey" "Lover In Disguise" "Heartbroke"

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Two Two ton w.ru w..k. Weak August 13, 1982 BREAKER1 9 4 1 O ARETHA FRANKLIN/Jump To It (Arista) 6 5 3 O ZAPP/Dance Floor (WB) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 3 2 2 3 DONNA SUMMER/Love Is In Control (Finger On...) (Geffen) station activity on any given week. 11 7 5 O HOWARD JOHNSON/So Fine (A&M) CLIFF DAWSON 18 14 11 O STEPHANIE MILLS/Last Night (Casablanca/PolyGram) Ifs Not Me You Love (Boardwalk) 4 3 6 6 RAY PARKER JR./Let Me Go (Arista)

61% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light 21/3, 2 1 4 7 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY/And I Am Telling You I'm... (Geffen) Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WPDQ, WANT, WVOI, KDAY. Debuts at number 29 8 8 8 O ISLEY BROTHERS/The Real Deal (T-Neck/CBS) on the Black Radio Chart. 16 13 12 O ODYSSEY/Inside Out (RCA) - 23 18 GAP BAND/You Dropped A Bomb On Me (Total Exper/PGM) 21 19 13 STACY LATTISAW/Don't Throw It All Away (Cotillion/Atco) NEW & ACTIVE - 26 15 ® JERMAINE JACKSON/Let Me Tickle Your Fancy (Motown) 17 16 9 13 O'JAYS/Your Body's Here With Me (But...) (Phil. Int./CBS) Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers Immediately following each song tine Indicate how - 25 19 CID RICK JAMES/Hard To Get (Gordy/Motown) many of ow reporters are on the record this week and of those, how many added It this week. The rotational breakdowns which follow Indicate how many stations have the song In the respective rotation and of those, how many - 25 GRAND MASTER FLASH/The Message (Sugar Hill) added It Into that particular rotation this week. indicates one of this weeks Most Added new songs. 12 11 14 16 DAYTON/Hot Fun In The Summertime (Liberty) 28 EVELYN KING/Love DENIECE WILLIAMS "Waiting By The Hotline" (ARC/Columbia) 37/1 - Come Down (RCA) Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 19/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WCIN. Heavy: WWRL, KRLY, KNOW, 7 9 10 18 SOUL SONIC FORCE/Planet Rock (Tommy Boy) WJAX, KDAY, KSOL. Medium: WXYV, WSSJ, WKND, WVEE, WDIA, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WENN, WGIV, WKXI, KOKY, WVOL, WOWI, WTMP, WTLC, WLU, XHRM, KUKQ, KPOP-FM, WVOI. 23 20 20 C) ROBERTA FLACK/I'm The One (Atlantic) BARRY WHITE "Change" (United Gold/CBS) 34/4 1 6 7 20 STEVIE WONDER/Do I Do (Tamla/Motown) New Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 15/2, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WXYV, WLOU, WLTH, KSOL. Heavy: - 29 B.B. & Q. BAND/Imagination (Capitol) Entry WOOK, WHUR, WNHC, WHRK, WEDR, WOIC, WJMI, WANM, WBMX. Medium: WDAS, WSSJ, WWRL, WAOK, ® WGIV, WOWI, WGCI, WLUM, KDAY, XHRM, KACE, KPOP-FM, WKND. 28 27 G LARRY GRAHAM/Sooner Or Later (WB) ems DAZZ BAND "Keep It Live (On The K.I.L.)" (Motown) 33/3 - - 30 GOODIE/Do Something (Total Exper/PGM) Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 15/1, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WAMO, WKND, WPDQ. Heavy: WAOK, WDIA, WATV, WJMI, WANM, WDMT, WLTH, KDIA. Medium: WHUR, WNHC, KRLY, WKXI, KOKY, WOWI. - 24 24 a SHALAMAR/I Can Make You Feel Good (Solar/Elektra) WBMX, WGCI, WBLZ, WCIN, KMJM, WDAO, KSOL, KPOP-FM. - 27 26 DUNN Et BRUCE STREET/Shout For Joy (Devaki/Mirus) MIDNIGHT STAR "Hot Spot" (Solar/Elektra) 32/4 ® 21 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 15/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WAIL -FM, WGIV, WPDQ, WJMO. 27 21 26 POINTER SISTERS/American Music (Planet/RCA) Heavy: WAOK, WHRK, WLOU, WBLZ, WCIN, KDKO. Medium: WWIN, WSSJ, WEDR, WATV, WENN, WVOL. 10 10 16 27 JEFFREY OSBORNE/I Really Don't Need No Light (A&M) WBMX, WLTH, WTLC, WLUM, WWWS, XHRM, KSOL, KUKO. In ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "Love It Away" (Capitol) 31/12 13 17 17 28 WAR/Outlaw (RCA) UM Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 8/1, Light 15/5, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 12, WAMO, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WJAX. - C CLIFF DAWSON/It's Not Me You Love (Boardwalk) WLOU, WBLX, WVOL, WBMX, WCIN, WLTH, WKWM, KDIA. Heavy: WOOK, KOKO. Medium: WHUR, WAOK, WHRK, WJLB, WLUM, KSOL, KACE. 15 15 23 30 ATLANTIC STARR/Love Me Down (A&M) ALFONZO You Are The -Wes) 31/3 "Girl, One" (Joe This chart h based solely on complied weekly reports from our repOrtIng Stations Black circled numbers Indicate Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 13/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WOWI, WANM, WJMO. Heavy: WOOK, contInued upward movement from the majority reporters WHRK, WEDR, WGIV, WGCI, WTLC, KAEZ. Medium: WWIN, WILD, WHUR, WKND, WNHC, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, of our WVOL, W$MX, KDAY, XHRM, KACE. HERBIE HANCOCK "Gettin' To The Good Part" 30/2 (Columbia) MOST ADDED ® HOTTEST Rotations: Heavy 5/0, 7/2, 2, Medium 18/0, Light Extra Adds 0, otal Adds WJAX, KDIA. Heavy: WXYV, WGCI, (16) KDAY, KACE, KUKQ. Medium: WWIN, WSSJ, WAOK, KRLY, W DR, WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM, WATV, WENN, WBLX, TAVARES ZAPP (41) WOWI, WCIN, WJMO, WJLB, WDAO, WLTH, XHRM, KSOL. KOOL Et THE GANG (15) ARETHA FRANKLIN (36) TIME (15) SHADES OF LOVE "Keep In Touch" (Venture) 25/1 HOWARD JOHNSON (25) Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WXYV. Heavy: WOOK, WKND, WNHC, MELBA MOORE (13) WAOK, WEDR, WATV, WENN. Medium: WWIN, WILD, WDAS, WHUR, WJAX, WVOL, WANM,WLTH, WOWI. ASHFORD & SIMPSON JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (23) (12) DONNA SUMMER (21) CROWN HEIGHTS AFFAIR "Somebody Tell Me..." (De-Lite/PolyGram) 24/6 MICHAEL McDONALD (11) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 14/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WATV, WJAX, KOKY, WBMX, XHRM, KUKQ. Heavy: WWIN, KDKO. Medium: WGIV, WANT, WLTH, WLUM. NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN "Summer Lady" (Atlantic) 23/3 KLIQUE "I Can't Shake This Feeling" (MCA) 16/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WATV, WLTH, XHRM. Heavy: KOKO. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 5/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WDAS, WAMO, WLOU, WDAO. Heavy: Medium: WHUR, WOIC, WLOU, KUKO, KPOP-FM. WOOK, KDKO. Medium: WWIN, WDIA, WGIV, WVOL, KDAY. LOU RAWLS "Will You Kiss Me One More Time" (Epic) 22/3 BILLY GRIFFIN "Hold McTighter-In The Rain". (Columbia) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 10/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WANT, WJMO, KACE. Heavy: WWIN, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WEDR, KUKQ. Heavy: WGCI. Medium: WSSJ, WBMX, KDKO. Medium: WXYV, WAOK, WEDR, WJMI, KOKY, WLTH, WLUM, KDAY, XHRM. WXYV, WKND, WHRK, KDAY, XHRM. BILLY PRESTON "I'm Never Gonna Say Goodbye" (Motown) 20/7 BILL SUMMERS Et SUMMERS HEAT "Give Your Love To Me" (MCA) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WHUR, WAIL -FM, WLUM, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/1, Light 5/0, Extra- Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WCIN, KSOL. Heavy: WDAO, KDKO. KDAY, KUKO, KPOP-FM. Heavy: WEDR, WANM. Medium: WDAS, WJMI. Medium: WGIV, WJMI, WJMO, WLUM, KAEZ, WWWS, KPOP-FM. FOUR TOPS "Sad Hearts" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 20/5 AURRA "Checking You Out" (Salsoul/RCA) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WGCI, WCIN, WLUM. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WDAS. Heavy: WAOK, WEDR, WWWS. Heavy: WOOK. Medium: WDIA, WHRK, WDAO, KPOP-FM. Medium: KNOW, WGIV, WJPC, WCIN, WJMO, WJLB, WDAO, KSOL. KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS "I'm A Wonderful Thing, Baby" (Sire/WB) 20/1 STARPOINT "Get Your Body Up" (Chocolate City/PolyGram) 16/0 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 9/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WATV. Heavy: WAOK, WYLD-FM, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WHUR, WEDR, WGIV, WLUM, KACE. Medium: WXYV, WILD, WAMO, WJAX, WTOY, WJPC, KAEZ, WVOI, XHRM. KAEZ, KDKO. JEAN CARN "If You Don't Know Me By Now" (Motown) 20/O QTIME "777-9211" (WB) 15/15 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WXYV. Medium: WAOK, WDIA, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 3/3, Extra Adds 10, Total Adds 15, WDAS, WNHC, WAOK, KMJQ, WENN, WJAX, WLOU, WVOL, WOWI, WANT, WTOY, WCIN, WLTH, WTLC, KPOP-FM. KRLY, WDIA, WHRK, WGIV, WJAX, WANM, WGCI, KMJM, WWWS, KDAY, KSOL. QKOOL & THE GANG "Big Fun" (De-Lite/PolyGram) 15/15 Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 1/1, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 8, Total Adds 15, WILD, WDAS, WHUR, WAOK,- WDIA, KOKY, WLOU, WVOL, WANT, WTMP, WGCI, WJPC, WTLC, WLUM, KSOL. SIGNIFICANT ACTION BOBBY BLAND "Recess In Heaven" (MCA) 15/2 PIIM TAVARES "A Penny For Your Thoughts" (RCA) 19/16 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WDIA, WTMP. Heavy: WGCI, KDKO. LIM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 8/6, Extra Adds 10, Total Adds 16, WDAS, WKND, WHRK, WEDR, Medium: WGIV, WLTH, WLUM. WATV, WGIV, WJAX, KOKY, WOWI, WANM, WTMP, WBMX, WTLC, WVOI, KDAY, XHRM. KENI BURKE "Risin To The Top" (RCA) 15/2 BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Attitude" (Liberty) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WEDR, XHRM. Medium: WDAS, WHUR, WSSJ, WKND, WOIC, WLTH, WKWM. KACE. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WXYV, WJPC, WLTH. Medium: WKXI, WVOL, WKWM, WTLC, WLUM, WWWS, KUKQ. GWEN GUTHRIE "It Should Have Been You" (Island/Atco) 14/4 PATRICE RUSHEN "Breakout!" (Elektra) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WWIN, WXYV, WDAS, WAOK. Heavy: WWRL. Medium: WHUR, WHRK, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WCIN. Heavy: WAOK, WLTH, KACE. Medium: WWIN, WAMO, WATV, KOKY, WTMP, WDMT, WDAO. LEGACY "Word Up" (Brunswick) 14/1 SUGAR HILL GANG "The Lover In You" (Sugar Hill) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 0/0, Light 12/1, Extra Add= 0, Total Adds 1, WLTH. Heavy: WWRL, WGCI. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WYLD-FM. Heavy: WLOU. Medium: FONDA REA "Over Like A Fat Rat" (Vanguard) 14/1 WDAS, WOOK, WHUR, WATV, WENN, WJAX, WTMP, WJPC, WJMO, WLTH. Rotations: Heavy: 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WANT. Heavy: WKND. Medium: WXYV, QMICHAEL McDONALD "I Keep Forget-tin' " (WB) 18/11 WDAS, WNHC, WANM, WJLB. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 11, WWIN, WDAS, WNHC, WAIL -FM, SHOCK "Electrophonic Phunk" (Fantasy) 14/1 KNOW, WJAX, KOKY, WANM, WDMT, WTLC, KPOP-FM. Heavy: WAMO. Medium: WHRK, WVOL. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WLOU. Heavy: WEDR, WTLC, XHRM. RAFAEL CAMERON "Desires" (Salsoul/RCA) 18/3 Medium: WAMO, WHUR, WJMO, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WXYV, WGCI, KACE. Heavy: WOOK, FEEL "Lets Rock" (Sutra) 13/6 WHRK, WVOL. Medium: WAOK, WEDR, WGIV, WJMO. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 2/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WILD, WEDR, WLOU, WGCI, DRAMATICS "Treat Me Right" (Capitol) 18/1 WCIN. Heavy: WWIN, WBMX. Medium: WLTH, KSOL. Rotations: Heavy 3/0 Medium 9/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WANM. Heavy: WJLB, KAEZ, WWWS. CHERYL LYNN/LUTHER VAN DROSS "If This World Were Mine" (Columbia) 12/4 Medium: WWIN, WHUR, WSSJ, WNHC, WENN, WOIC, WGCI, WLUM, WVOI. Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 4/0, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WANT, WJPC, KMJM, KDIA. Heavy: AMUZEMENT PARK "Groove Your Blues Away" (Our Gang/Mirus) 18/1 WPDQ, WGCI, WBLZ, Medium: WXYV, KMJQ, KRLY, WDIA. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, XHRM. Heavy: WHRK, WLOU, WGCI, GENERAL CAINE "Girls" (Tabu/CBS) 12/4 WLTH. Medium: WWIN, WDAS, WGIV. WTLC. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 0/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WATV, WANM, WBMX, WVOI. Heavy: FATBACK "On The Floor" (Spring/PolyGram) 18/1 WDIA, XHRM, KPOP-FM. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WJJS. Heavy: WKWM, KUKQ. Medium: TONY TROUTMAN "Your Man Is Home Tonight" (T. Main) 12/1 WOOK, WVEE, WGIV, WKXI, WVOL, WTMP, WJMO, WLTH, XHRM. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WAIL -FM. Heavy: WILD, WEDR, WJAX, CLIFTON DYSON "Slow Your Body Down" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) 17/4 KAEZ. Medium: WLOU,. WTLC. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WATV. Heavy: WWIN, WWRL, KACE. SHEREE BROWN "Happy Music" (Capitol) 12/1 Medium: WENN, WPDQ, KOKY, KDKO. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WNHC. Medium: WHUR, WAOK, WHRK, BLOODSTONE "Go On And Cry" (T-Neck/CBS) 17/1 WBMX, WGCI, KDKO, XHRM. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, WATV. Heavy: WWIN, WWRL, KACE. Medium: WENN, VIDEEO "Thang (Gimme Some Of That Thang)" (HCRC/CBS) 12/0 WPDQ, KOKY, KDKO. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WVEE, WEDR, WATV, WANM. OM MELBA MOORE "Love's Comin' At Ya" (EMI America) 16/13 Medium: KRLY, WVOL, WIMP, WLTH. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 13, WWIN, WHUR, WKND, WHRK, MARC SADANE "Exciting" (WB) 11/3 WEDR, WGIV, KOKY, WVOL, WANM, WGCI, WJLB, WTLC, WLUM. Medium: KSOL. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WBMX, WLTH.

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EAST SOUTH WEST WPDGNacksonvilN WBLXIMobB W WINIBamtnOrS WNHCINSw Hawn WAOKIAttanta WGIVICharietts WJJS/Lynchburg, VA WOWIINorlak in Earl Jamas Michael J. Alexander KDKOIDanvor KUKOIPhoenix Culls Anderson James Jordan Larry Tinsley Chris Turné Art Young Christar Banton Byron Pitts Stove Smith GOODIE EVELYN KING CHEMISE ZINC MAJOR LANCE TAVARES STEPHANIE MILLS DISCO FOUR STEVE MILLER BAND ASHFORD á SIMPSON KREN ISTRY GAP BAND DAVID MCPHERSON STANLEY CLARKF TIME HALL R OATES TREACHEROUS THREE JERRY BUTLER SURVIVOR MCCOY TYNER CROWN HEIGHTS AFF ANDRE CYMONE MICHAEL MCDONALD RITCHIE FAMILY MIDNIGHT STAR DAYTON TAVARES ANDRE CYMONE DAZZ BAND Hottest: WANDA BILLY PRESTON GWEN GUTHRIE SHEREE BROWN FOUR TOPS MELBA MOORE FATBACK ALFONZO MONTY MONTGOMERY ZAPP SANTANA KHEMISTRY SHOCK MCCOY TYNER EDDIE MURPHY SHOTGUN Hottest: Hottest: RITCHIE FAMILY CLIFF DAWSON DONNA SUMMER STEVIE WONDER LITTLE JOHNNY MICHAEL MCDONALD TIME KOOL & THE GANG AWB STEVIE WONDER BILLY GRIFFIN BAR-KAYS STEVIE WONDER ISLEY BROS ZZ HILL MELBA MOORE Hottest: TIME Hottest: SOUL SONIC FORCE Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR O'JAYS HOWARD JOHNSON RANDY CRAWFORD CURTIS HAIRSTEIN HOWARD JOHNSON GWEN GUTHRIE ZA PP CAMEO RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: SKYY ARETHA Hottest: Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: SOUL SONIC FORCE ATLANTIC STARR FRANKLIN FATBACK JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ZAPP ZAPP ARETHA FRANKLIN STEVIE WONDER DONNA SUMMER JERMAINE JACKSON OZONE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY WVOIJNashvllle DONNA SUMMER ZA PP GRAND MASTER FLAS RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS GRAND MASTER FLAP ARETHA FRANKLIN O'JAYS Fred Harvey W ANTIRichmond ZAPP JEFFREY OSBORNE ARETHA FRANKLIN RAY PARKER JR. RAY PARKER JR. WDIA/Memphis STEPHANIE MILLS SKY? Kirby Carmichael RICK JAMES SEQUENCE CAMEO Carl Connors ROBERTA FLACK SOUL SONIC FORCE RICK JAMES MIDNIGHT STAR WWRLMaw York JENNIFER HOLLIDAY WOK/Columbia, SC JERMAINF JACKSON KPOP-FMISacramento Mickey Arnold "' ISLEY BROS LYNN/VANDROSS Bobby Jay GAP BAND CLIFF DAWSON KDAYILos Angeles Bill Jeffries "' W XYVIBaIBmors WVEE/Atlanta WJAX(VSXYJecksonvilN BOBBY BLAND RANDY CRAWFORD LOU RAWLS Johnson Tim Watts none Scotty Andrews none Sts,. Fos ui ISLEY BROS MELBA MOORE J.J. BILLY PRESTON Hottest: Hottest: ROBERTA FLACK KOOL & THE GANG KOOL & THE GANG TIME DIONNE WARWICK RICK JAMES ALICIA MYERS none ZAPP CROWN HEIGHTS CRUSADERS FONDA REA AFF ASHFORD R SIMPSON BILLY PRESTON JEFF LORBER BILLY PRESTON GRAND MASTER FLAN Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN TIME ASHFORD & SIMPSON GAP BAND ANDRE CYMONF SYSTEM STEVE WINWOOD CHEMISE ARETHA FRANKLIN ZA PP JENNIFER HOLLIDAY SHAKATAK BB&O Hottest: TOTO SUNRIZE SYSTEM WAR CLIFF DAWSON STACY LATTISAW RAY PARKER JR. HOWARD JOHNSON CLIFTON DYSON EVELYN KING SHOTGUN RANDY MEISNER DAVID MCPHERSON KOOL & THE GANG JENNIFER HOLLIDAY STEEL PULSE HOWARD JOHNSON ARETHA FRANKLIN LARRY GRAHAM ASHFORD & SIMPSON ROSE ROYCE MICHAEL MCDONALD BRASS CONSTRUCTIO TIME ZAPP TAVARES SOUL SONIC FORCE RICK JAMES TAVARES DAVID SEA Hottest: BOHANNON Hottest: HOWARD JOHNSON Hottest: DONNA SUMMER KRLYIHouslon RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN BARRY WHITE WDA6p11Yadaiphie HERBIE HANCOCK ARETHA FRANKLIN ARETHA FRANKLIN ZA PP Stave Harris GRAND MASTER FLAS DONNA SUMMER GENERAL CAINE SHADES OF LOVE KNOW/Austin CERRONE GAP BAND Jos Tsmburro DONNA SUMMER WTOYIRosnokri JERMAINE JACKSON ZAPP RAFAEL CAMERON Selby Edwards TIME MICHAEL MCDONALD STACY LATTISAW STEVE MILLER BAND GWEN GUTHRIE RAY PARKER JR. OZONE MICHAEL MCDONALD LARRY GRAHAM ST. TROPE? ZA PP HOWARD Ron Crutchfield BILLY IDOL FEEL JOHNSON DENIECE WILLIAMS KOOL R THE GANG GAP BAND JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: TAVARES MICHAEL MCDONALD BARG NIGHTHAWK ZA PP Hottest: ISLE? BROS GWEN GUTHRIE SHAKATAK GAP BAND HOWARE JOHNSON WHRK (KB7YMsmphis KACE/Los Angeles XHRMISan Diego WAIL-FM/Now Orleans SOUL SONIC FORCE JEAN CARS RONNIE HUDSON GOODIE SUNRIZE ARFTHA FRANKLIN Alonzo Miller Duff Lindsay Jimmy Smith Barry Richards JENNIFER HOLLIDAY CHERYL LYNN KLIQUE Hottest: Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS WAR STACY LATTISAW NARADA M. WALDEN BB&O TIME ARETHA FRANKLIN ZAPF CHERYL LYNN TIME POINTER SISTERS ISLEY BROS ISLE? BROS LEROY HUTSON AMUZEMENT PARK KHEMISTRY CAMEO ARETHA FRANKLIN DONNA SUMMER MELBA MOORE EVELYN KING HOWARD JOHNSON LOU RAWLS KENI BURKE SEKOU BUNCH HOWARD JOHNSON TAVARES ROSE ROYCE W ILD/Boston AURRA SKY? VI DEED TOMORROW'S EDIT. W ANMITallahasses RAFAEL CAMERON DE BARGE KOKYILIttle Rock MIDNIGHT STAR TEDDY Stries Crumble,/ GUNCHBACK BOOGIE ZAPP GRAND MASTER FLAS BILLY ALWAYS Jos Bullard PENDERGRASS CLIFTON DYSON Ronda Curtis TONY TROUTMAN Hottest: CROWN HEIGHTS AFF CONWAY L TIMPLE LIME MICHAEL MCDONALD ALFONZO GAP BAND TAVARES STEVE MILLER BAND RJ'S LATEST ARRIV WENNIBNmigham KMJOMouston MELBA MOORE Hottest: CARLY SUNRIZE MICHAEL MCDONALD JEFFREY OSBORNE AWB SIMON MIKKI KOOL & GRAND MASTER FLAS Gene Wise Ross Holland "5 THE GANG BILLY PRESTON MELBA RICK JAMES Hottest: ROCKERS REVENGE RAW SILK CROWN HEIGHTS ATE ARETHA FRANKLIN MOORE ROCKERS REVENGE HOWARD JOHNSON SHARON REDD Hottest: OZONE RANDY CRAWFORD TAVARES HOWARD JOHNSON AWB ZAPP FEEL TREACHEROUS THREE DISCO FOUR ZAPP GENERAL CAINE ZAPP Hottest: TIME MICHAEL MCDONALD EVELYN KING STEVE GOODIE Hottest: ARRINGTON TAVARES SHOCK DONNA SUMMER ZAPP TEDDY PENDERGRASS JERMAINE JACKSON DONNA SUMMER KOOL & THE GANG HOWARD SHADES OF [AVE GRAND MASTER FLAS TIME KDIAIOakland HOWARD JOHNSON JOHNSON Hottest: DUNN & BRUCE Hottest: SOUL DRAMATICS Jeff Harrison GRAND MASTER FLAB ODYSSEY RICK JAMES SONIC FORCE SOUL SONIC FORCE «DR/Miami TEDDY PENDERGRASS IMAGINATION TROUBLE FUNK GENERAL CAINE EVELYN KING GRAND MASTER FIAS ZAPP Lao Jackson Hottest: ZAPP RAY PARKER JR. STACY LATTISAW SYLVESTER HERBIE HANCOCK KSOL/San Mateo, CA DONNA SUMMER ZAPP ARETHA FRANKLIN DAZZ BAND ALAN ANTHONY STEVE MILLER BAND ASHFORD L SIMPSON Moody WA/AO/Pittsburgh SKYY DONNA SUMMER Bemire RAY PARKER JR. BILLY Hottest: LYNN/VAN DROSS John Anthony RAY PARKER JR. GRIFFIN JENNIFER HOLLIDAY HOWARD JOHNSON WATVIBirmingham WJMUJackson TAVARES ARETHA FRANKLIN EVELYN KING BILL SUMMERS STEVE MILLER BAND ZAPP ODYSSEY KOOL L THE GANG RAZZ BAND Ron January Carl Haynes WLOUlLouNNlla MARC SADANE W SSJ/CamdsnPMledNphla RAY PARKER JR. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: EVELYN KING KLIQUE PASSION Neal O'Rea MELBA MOORE Gary Shepherd TOM TOM CLUB DISCO FOUR FUTURE NOW POINTER SISTERS GRAND MASTER FLAN TIME MCCOY TYNER WYLD-FMINew Orleans ZAPA ASHFORD & FAT LARRY'S BAND FEEL DONNA SUMMER BARRY WHITE SIMPSON TAVARES EVELYN KING Tony Brown none Hottest: MELBA MOORE BB&O SLIMLINE SKYY JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: SLIMLINE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: HALL & OATES CROWN STACY LATTISAW KURTIS BLOW KENI BURKE WTMPITampa JENNIFER HOLLIDAY HEIGHTS AFF FOUR TOPS ARETHA FRANKLIN JENNIFER HOLLIDAY WAR GENERAL CAINE Hottest: ASHFORD L SIMPSON Hottest: Jerry Walker JEFFREY OSBORNE JERMAINE JACKSON SUGAR HILL GANG ATLANTIC STARR NARADA M. WALDEN ZAPP DIONNE WARWICK ARETHA FRANKLIN SUNRIZE HOWARD JOHNSON HOWARD JOHNSON HOWARD JOHNSON TOMORROW'S EDIT. DONNA SUMMER BLOODSTONE ARETHA FRANKLIN FEEL & ZA PP ASHFORD SIMPSON TAVARES GAP BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN KID CREOLE SOUL SONIC FORCE KLIQUE ISLEY BROS SOUL SONIC FORCE Hottest: BOBBY BLAND ARETHA FRANKLIN BLAZE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY KOOL & THE GANG SHALAMAP WOOKIWashington JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JERRY BUTLER HUNT'S DFTFRMENAT GAP BAND BARRY WHITE O'JAYS WKNDMaAlord WIND JAMMER STEVE. MILLER BAND Chris Gardner Hottest: DISCO FOUR SHOTGUN ARETHA FRANKLIN "5 KOOL I THE GANG Eddie Jordan ZAPP FAT LARRY'S BAND SHOTGUN n On, CAMEO RITCHIE FAMILY Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. MELBA MOORE Hottest: STEVIE WONDER DAZZ BAND STACY LATTISAW MIDNIGHT STAR JOE SIMON GAP BAND RAFAEL CAMERON WAR Hottest: ARFTHA FRANKLIN STEVIE WONDER ZA PP MELBA MOORE WkXUJadnon HOWARD JOHNSON DONNA SUMMER TAVARES DUNN L BRUCE GRAND MASTER FLAS Tommy Marshall GRAND MASTER FLAS ZAPP Hottest: GOODIE ARETHA FRANKLIN SUGAR HILL GANO GAP BAND HOWARD JOHNSON none HOWARD JOHNSON ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAS WHU1VWashington FONDA REA WAR SHADES OF LOVE Oscar Fields RAY PARKER JR. GRAND MASTER FLAS TOM TOM CLUB ISLEY BROS ARETHA FRANKLIN KOOL & THE GANG JENNIFER BILLY PRESTON HOLLIDAY MELBA MOORE Hottest: JAZZ,...., JENNIFER HOLLIDAY CHERYL LYNN DONNA SUMMER ARETHA FRANKLIN SOUL SONIC FORCE NATI0NAAIRPLAW30m MIDWEST August 13, 1982

WBMXIChlcago WDAOIDsyton WKWMKJrand Rapids WBL7JCIncinnati KAEZ/Oklahoma City 3 O DAVID SANBORN/As We Speak (WB) Lea Michaels Harry Lankford Stephens Frank Grein Lyles D.J. Foster 2 DAVE GRUSIN/Out Of The Shadows (Arista/GRP) TAVARES KLIQUE ® EVELYN KING GRAND MASTER FLAS GOODIE WANDA Hottest: 1 Hottest: ASHFORD I SIMPSON Hottest: 3 PAT METHENY GROUP/Offramp (ECM/WB) ALAN ANTHONY GAP BAND ZA PP Hottest: GENERAL CAINE SOUL SONIC FORCE JEFFREY OSBCRNF 4 BOB JAMES/Hands Down (Columbia/Tappan Zee) ZAPP SOUL SONIC FORCE ZAPP 0 MARC SADANF ARETHA FRANKLIN JERMAINE JACKSON ZA PP ASHFORD & SIMPSON ARETHA FRANKLIN ISLEY BROS 5 5 CRUSADERS W/ B.B. KING.../Royal Jam (MCA) DONNA SUMMER JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ATKINS CROWN HEIGHTS AFF RICK JAMES DONNA LYNN/VANDROSS SUMMER STAR POINT 7 lO PIECES OF A DREAM/We Are One (Elektra) GOODIE ISLEY BROS JOE SIMON WJLBIDetrWt Hottest: WCMYCIndnnad 6 7 CHUCK MANGIONE/Love Notes (Columbia) J. Michael McKay WTLCAndlenapolls WWWS/Saglnaw, MI HOWARD JOHNSON Everett Cork Kermit Crockett Jay Johnson 8 8 McCOY TYNER/Looking Out (Columbia) ARETHA FRANKLIN STACY LATTISAW MELBA MOORE GRAND MASTER FLAN TIME LARRY GRAHAM SUNRIZE KOOL L THE GANG 9 DAVE VALENTINE/In Love's Time (Arista/GRP) DONNA SUMMER RITCHIE FAMILY ASHFORD L GOODIE MELBA SIMPSON MOORE FRFDI 10 10 BOBBY McFERRIN/Bobby STEPHANIE MILLS GAP Hottest: GRACE & RiiI McFerrin (Musician/Elektra) BAND TAVARES Hottest: FOUR TOPE ZA PP SHOTGUN W JPCIChicago JENNIFER HOLLIDAY 11 11 PHIL UPCHURCH/Free Et Easy (JAM) DENIECE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY R -FUNK WILLIAMS ORCHESTRA SOUL SONIC FORCE Jerry Boulding IMAGINATION ARETHA FRANKLIN MICHAEL MCDONALD 12 12 RANDY CRAWFORD/Windsong (WB) JEFFREY OSBORNE ZAPP GRAND MASTER FLAS PARK AVENUE WAR KOOL & THE GANG FEEL GRAND MASTER FLAS Hottest: 14 HERBIE HANCOCK/Lite Me Up (Columbia) RICK JAMES ODYSSEY ® STEVE ARRINGTON JENNIFER HOLLIDAY GAP BAND SUNRIZE WLTHIGary ZAPP 13 14 JEFF LORBER/It's A Fact (Arista) KMJMAòL BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PATRICE RUSHES CON Louis LYNN/VANDROSS Dana Husklason FUNK SHUN 17 MOSE ALLISON/Middle Class White Boy (Musician/Elektra) BILL SUMMERS DONNA SUMMER Dick Edwards ® WAR Hottest: GAP BAND HOWARD JOHNSON STACY LATTISAW SHA LAMAR 15 16 DEXTER GORDON/American Classic (Musician/Elektra) DONNA SUMMER ASHFORD & SIMPSON LAURA BPANIGAN LYNN/VANDROSS TA PP DIONNE WARWICK 18 JON HENDRICKS Et COMPANY/Love (Muse) TERPY GENGIS TEDDY PENDERGRASS ARETHA FRANKLIN NARADA M. WALDEN WLUMIMIh,.ukea Hottest: BRASS CONSTRUCTIO TIME 19 KEVIN TONEY/Special K (Fantasy) CHERYL LYNN Jack Randall Hottest: (ID JENNIFER HOLLIDAY SOUL BARRY WHITE SONIC FORCE DAZZ BAND DONNA SUMMER GOODIE BILLY 20 in ART PEPPER/Roadgame (Galaxy) STEVIE PRESTON STEVIE WONDER WONDER WJMOK:Iwreand LEGACY SHOTGUN JEFFREY OSBORNE MARC SADANE SOUL SONIC FORCE 16 20 AL JARREAU/1965 (Bainbridge) Erik Stone KOOL I THE GANG ZAPP ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: MELBA MOORE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY 28 ® CLAUS OGERMAN/MICHAEL BRECKER/Cityscape (WB) LOU RAWLS ZAPP FOUR TOPS WOCIIChkago MIDNIGHT STAR HOWARD JOHNSON Hottest: 22 22 DAN SIEGEL/Dan Siegel (Elektra) Pam WON ALFONZO GRAND MASTER FLAS ZAPP W VOIITolado CLIFTON DYSON SOUL SONIC FORCE O'BRYAN Mats Myrick 23 23 HERB ALPERT/Fandango (AEtM) MELBA MOORE SHOTGUN ARETHA FRANKLIN HOWARD JOHNSON GRAND 21 RAFAEL CAMERON Hottest: CARRIE MASTER FLAS 24 ROBERTA FLACK/I'm The One (Atlantic) New LUCAS TOMORROW'S WANDA STEVIE WONDER STACY EDIT. FOUR LATTISAW GENERAL 25 25 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Hollywood (Columbia) TOPS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY CAINE Entry KOOL L CLIFF DAMSON THE GANG RAY YAZOO PARKER JR. 26 26 NIGHTWIND/A Casual Romance (Pausa) SKYY TAVARES TIME SKYY ARETHA FRANKLIN 27 27 C. BAKER/J. HALL/H. LAWS/Studio Trieste (CTI) CLIFTON DYSON Hottest: FEEL SOUL SONIC FORCE 24 28 STAN GETZ QUARTET/Pute Getz (Concord) Hottest: WDMTICIevaland GAP BAND GRAND MASTER FLAB Magic/James HOWARD JOHNSON a CAL TJADER/CARMEN McRAE/Heatwave (Concord) AMUZEMENT RICK JAMES PARK RICK JAMES STEVIR_ WONDER 29 30 PHIL WOODS QUARTET/Birds Of A Feather (Antilles/Island) HEATWAVE IMAGINATION ODYSSEY MICHAEL MCDONALD SUPERIOR MOVEMENT JUNIOR (J) Black reporters JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WYBC/New Haven, CT, Mark Jordan; WYRS/Stamford, CT, Rick Hottest: Petrone, KSAX/Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX, Bob Stewart; WDBS/Durham, NC, Rob Gringie; WBBY/Columbus, OH, Tim ZAPP also contributing to Jazz chart. Hodges; WJZZ/Detroit, MI, John Hill; KTWN/Minneepolis, MN, Tom Pelissero; WXFM/Chicago, IL, Jim Walsh; DONNA SUMMER KKGO/Los Angeles, CA, Cal Milner, KJAZ/Sen Francisco, CA, Dick Conte; KJJZ/Denver, CO, Ira Gordon; ARETHA FRANKLIN KJZZJSeettle, WA, Jeff Hanley. CHICAGO DAZZ BAND

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EAST wTIC/HArMord WH B/K.ne . City W BGNMIrnMnyMm Parallel Three MIDWEST WHSYIANWeton %IBA/M. Neon SOUTH WRVRIYrnptls WIRY/Aerie. Ginny JesbnM. Jeri Roberta Bro+NCh.MdNr Parallel One Parallel One ShennrUO'MOI«ren Ron Sew. Parallel One S. muer Dow JRF9WB an LIONNE MICHAEL MCDONALD DOLLY PARTON WARWICK JUICE NEWTON WILLIE KIM CARNES JUICE NEWTON W W NRIB.RAI.y NICOLETTE LARSON NELSON NIGHT Hottest: WILLIE MICHAEL MURPHEY STEVE FORDERT PLANE W RORllnston Garld CON Hottest: NELSON BILLY PRESTON CS&N Hottest: Hottest: DOLLY PARTON JANIS SIEGEL MIU AOdema CHICAGO WCLR/Cnluen CS&N Hottest: WLTA/AWr. BOBBY CALDWELL STEVE FORNERT KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO FLEETWOOD MAC RONNIE MILSAP FLEETWOOD MAC Gary !Moe KENNY ROGERS Alien b ender. MELISSA KENNY NOLAN ELTON JOHN MICHAEL MCDONALD CHICAGO KENNY ROGERS MANCHESTE WILLIE NELSON ELTON JOHN PAUL MCCARTNEY WENDY WALDIMAN ROBERTA FLACK AMERI,'A CSAN PAUL JUICE NEWTON SURVIVOR Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL MURPHEY ELTON JOHN MCCARTNEY KINGSTON BOBBY CALDWELL Hottest: PAUL DAVIS FLEETWOOD JOHN STEVE MILLER BAND K ENNY ROGERS TRIO STEVE MILLER BAND MICHAEL MURPHEY MAC SCHNEIDER Hottest: PAUL BRADY ELTON JOHN ELTON ELTON JOHN PAUL DAVIS DONNA SUMMER AIR SUPPLY JOHN RONNIE MILSAP CSLN Hottest: WHAMRNCANI.r. NY COCKER L WARNES CHICAGO LAN( HALL PAUL MCCARTNEY WIBWMNN.11RM ELTON JOHN CHICAGO Dote Laird MATTHEW WILDER KENNY ALTFJOIdahoeno GLENN FREY WITJChrkele ROBERTA FLACK ROGERS Debbie Hinkle WNICICrMen City SURVIVOR SURVIVOR LONI HALL PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVE FORBEN Mrn Jure Rese MICHAEL MCDONALD AMERICA Tony Store STEVE MILLER MOTELS Hottest: PAUL DAVIS Rebe Dorn DOLLY PARTON BAND JOHN DENVER CS&N AMERICA AMERICA MICHAEL MCDONALD MELISSA HANGRESTE MICHAEL JACKSON ROBERTA FLACK Hottest: WINYRdtyeRtery JACKSON BROWNE C. CHRISTIAN MCDONALD BROWNE DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY WFTR/Cnlepa Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER JACKSON BROWNE ELTON JOHN PIIN Herein DIONNE WARWICK BARRY MANILA. Hottest: AIR WILLIE NELSON WCHV/CHertort.oaIIN. VA MICHAEL John KENNY ROGERS LAN( HALL SUPPLY WVillsebn MCDONALD ADRIAN GURVITZ Weenie.. CHICAGO FLORENCE WARNER JANIS SIEGEL none Tom Tellre WILLIE HERB ALPERT JUICE NEWTON NELSON FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS KENNY C. CHRISTIAN Hottest: Hottest: TOTO Ren Jenne Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD PAUL MCCARTNEY JOHN SCHNEIDER ROGERS CS&N BOBBY SPRINGFIELD ELTON JOHN MELISSA MANCHESTE SANTANA CS&N Hottest: POINTER SISTERS WILLIE NELSON WKZE FBNCep CHICAGO AIR SUPPLY JOHN DENVER ALAN PARSONS RAY PARKER HERB ALPERT Cod MICHAEL MURPHEY BOBBY CALDWELL JR. Naeset: Br.dylOrr FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: POINTER SISTERS WSSIARen1. KENNY ROGERS WENDY WALDMAN CHICAGO CHICAGO CS&N MICHAEL MURPHEY Greg PAUL MCCARTNEY FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS AIR FLEETWOOD MAC C. CHRISTIAN WZUUFMMIheOuko. locieno SUPPLY MELISSA MANCHESTE CS&N WOUA/Ou.d Chios, IL ELTON JOHN CHUCK MANGIONE KENNY KENNY ROGERS RANDY CRAWFORD UM/Shannon ROGERS PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO John MAYNARD FERGUSON KMSGDeIyh Werth Hottest: DEIN JUICE NEWTON Rohre MICHAEL MCDONALD ALAN PARSONS MICHAEL MCDONALD NIeBWJemee Mesiblesfenne CSAN LESLIE PEARL WoradeM.eewy OUARTE HF LASH EBKRCICI Hottest: HERB ALPERT TOTO WILLIE NELSON Balo. Mermen KENNY ROGERS DOLLY PARTON donut COCKER I Waller F.R. CHICAGO KIM CARNES COCKER & MARKES WARNER HERB ALPERT ANNE MURRAY John PnMlpe WI(NWWI .N CS&N YEMNCInsMWI Hottest: SYLVIA DOLLY PARTON GLENN FREY PAUL MCCARTNEY JUICE NEWTON RANDY MEISNER MICHAEL Rog« Christian none FLEETWOOD MAC ELTON JOHN JUICE NEWTON MCDONALD KIR CARRIES FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: PAUL CARRACK RenrMJrse BILLY PRESTON Hottest: KENNY ROGERS ROBERTA FLACK Hottest: Nottest: none ELTON JOHN KARLA RUNOFF KENN Hottest: MICHAEL CHICAGO AIR SUPPLY ELTON JOHN NICOLETTE LARSON AMERICA MCDONALD WDEFICMManoog. Hottest: Hottest: KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO ELTON CS&N CHICAGO Hottest: MOTELS JOHN Ben Cagle D JACKSON BROWNE NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL MURPHEY PAUL MCCARTNEY KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO PAUL MCCARTNEY GLENN FREY WCCOMbisegew CHICAGO RONNIE MELISSA MANCHESTE KENNY ROGERS TOTO MICHAEL MURPHEY CSAN CSIN MILSAP PAUL GLENN FREY KENNY ROGERS Denny Lana PAUL MCCARTNEY JUICE MCCARTNEY MELISSA MANCHESTE KENNY ROGERS KSLOML Lauti NICOLETTE (ARSON JOE JACKSON NEWTON CSAN FLEETWOOD MAC FLEETWOOD MAC none FLEETWOOD MAC Andrw/Tomas» BOBBY CALDNELL ALAN PARSONS WIEWByreenee PAUL MCCARTNEY' Hottest: Hottestnone BILL CHAMPLIN KVKATRrMR WWII %POU MY, Ori_rM K Teem WAAYIIlenb.Me WALTER MURPHY ern WARMgBICMclnnae JOHN COUGAR Chuck Modem Chao Bryn OR56MWlele WM/Fitchburg WDAR/ClweLrw AMERICA JYR K.R6lets CHICAGO MARSHALL CRENSHAW W.RerRrttuOen Jerry Ra ymondlBarron Hottest: C. CHRISTIAN STEVE FORBERT CLrco JOHN Me ELTON JOHN KMUSL Laub, aunt Cller PAUL DAVIS JUICE NEWTON PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON HOtte.t: CSAN RANDY MEISNER RONNIE MILSAP Monlenffeeffer JACKSON DAVID POMERANZ ROBERTA FLACK CHIN Hottest: BROWNE MELISSA MANCNESTE KENNY ROGERS JUICE NEWTON SURVIVOR Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: AMERICA CHICAGO FLEETWOOD MAC ALAN PARSONS MELISSA CHICAGO JERRY REED NICOLETTE LARSON Rottest: MANCHESTE MICHAEL MURPHEY NICOLETTE SURVIVOR CHICAGO ELTON JOHN O-MBIFI. Myer. CS&N AIR SUPPLY MATTHEW WILDER SURVIVOR LARSON CSIN PAUL MCCARTNEY JACKSON BROWNE CS&N JACKSON BROWNE Dane Ferrero HERB ALPERT FLEETWOOD MAC TOTO GLENN FREY CHICAGO KENNY ROGERS DOLLY PARTON WIA EJTeledo MELISSA MANCHESTE ROBERTA FLACK CHICAGO POINTER SISTERS SANTANA Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE JACKSON BROWNE ELTON JOHN Hottest: Ruth Rey KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: KENNY ROGERS ELTON JOHN DOLLY PARTON RILL CHAMPLIN AIR SUPPLY CHICAGO MICHAEL MURPHEY HERB ALPERT MOTELS RONNIE KFMKII«uron AIR SUPPLY HERB ALPERT MILSAP WIIIY (Y-toByOti.d. ROBERTA FLACK WYNYMemo Tort WFTO/WarNSOer CSIN MELISSA WILLIE SWnptrN.Wb,k WZZPICi...lend CUM MANCHESTE NELSON Meist Rapdmm BARRY MANSION Jeff Wale Gary Nolen POINTER SISTERS SURVIVOR MICHAEL MCDONALD wILrJ.m.et, w KENNY ROGERS Bob MCWey CHICAGO RAY PARKER JR. STEVE MILLER Hottest: BARRY MANILOW Joe BrNRMI JOHN AMERICA FLEETWOOD. MAC BAND COUGAR Hottest: none PAUL DAVIS PAUL MCCARTNEY ALAN PARSONS MICHAEL C. CHRISTIAN JUICE MCDONALD AIR SUPPLY Hottest: JOHN SCHNEIDER CS&N Hottest: NEWTON Hottest: WKBR/M.nAM.tar W10TVN/COIUmbUs DIONNE WARWICK HERB ALPERT HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: ALAN PARSONS MCCARTNEY/WONDER RONNIE MILSAP Donny Nug.nt Hotta. : FLEETWOOD AIR SUPPLY LESLIE PEARL Gary Duncan Parallel Two AIR Hottest: MAC AIR SUPPLY JACKSON BROWNE SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY CHICAGO SURVIVOR HERB ALPERT CHICAGO GERN FLEETWOOD MAC HERB _ CHRISTIAN FLEETWOOD WILLIE NELSON ALPERT KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO MELISSA MANCHESTE CHICAGO MAC CHICAGO WAKR/Akron LESLIE KENNY ROGERS MOTELS CSIN JUICE NEWTON PEARL HERB ALPERT FLEETWOOD MAC CSIN Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC STEVE MILLER KENNY ROGERS RONNIE MILSAP BILI Hart KKRDIWIKMle, KS PAUL MCCARTNEY BAND KBELLbboot, TX HERB ALPERT AIR SUPPLY WAU INIJAWIri JOHN COUGAR WIPINladMpnle BILLY PRESTON ROBERTA Jeck ONPW ELTON JOHN CeleAum* Hottest: FLACK CHICAGO Ft. Latsdrdee WCZYdIeNat ALAN PARSONS JUICE NEWTON STEVE FORBERT Vance DIIleRd CS&N CS&N Yolanda Penner WRVA111MtRWod, VA Wswyrt Jim SooNen WILLIE NELSON MELISSA MANCHESTE RONNIE MILSAP WAnIiaWnM, FL GLENN FREY ANNE MURRAY ROBERTA FLACK PM WIMan HerM Notfeet: KENNY ROGERS STEVE FORBERT STEVE MILLER BAND Rank Slestwl CHRISTOPHER ATKIN ALAN PARSONS »R NICOLETTE LARSON COCKER & MARNES CSLN RAY PARKER JR. BERTIE HIGGINS nOne MATTHEW WILDER Hottnone JOHN DENVER DIONNE WARWICK WILLIE NELSON DIONNE WARWICK KENNY ROGERS WMION.ylon Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: NEWTON WILLIE NELSON JUICE one RONNIE MILSAP JACKSON BROWNE RONNIE MILSAP CHICAGO ELTON STEVE FORBERT Hottest: Judy Kelly JOHN Hottest: none Hottest: Hottest: ALABAMA CS&N Hottest: KENNY ROGERS WTAEJReMWan CHICAGO WCTCnNW Brune«kk, NJ CS&N PAUL MCCARTNEY HERB FLEETWOOD MAC CHICAGO JUICE NEWTON ALPERT FLEETWOOD WIRLSrasele AIR SUPPLY Dan Ilene KENNY ROGERS JAY Mayae KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO ELTON JOHN MAC CHICAGO Hottest: CSAN SenYMelole CSLN AIR SUPPLY KENNY PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO MICHAEL MURPHEY MOTELS ROGERS KENNY ROGERS SURVIVOR ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN CHICAGO PAUL MCCARTNEY BILL PAUL MCCARTNEY AMERICA AIR SUPPLY CHAMPLIN PAUL DAVIS PAUL MCCARTNEY HERB ALPERT ELTN KENNY ROGERS Hottest: JOE JACKSON Hottest: ELTON JOHN STEVE WLVAILync*.borg, VA CSLN AIR SUPPLY WVLA/LOAlrpen FORBERT Two GLENN FREY Dick Grath FLEETWOOD KENNY ROGERS Parallel MAC MINT/Dee Moines Grp P.ddlcord Hottest: KENNY ROGERS POINTER SISTERS Parallel Three GLENN FREY Rene CHICAGO REDDINGS HERB ALPERT Gibbon. KEY103/Ausen, TR none CAROLE KING FLEETWOOD MAC WALTER MURPHY ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN MOTELS Mike Patrick Hottest: CSAN CHICAGO Hoffeet: JACKSON BROWNE WaC/BNornlpton, IL PAUL CS&N MCCARTNEY DIONNE WARWICK WWSW IBWSVPMt.burgld RONNIE MILSAP Stew Salo..M. JUICE NEWTON MELISSA HANGRESTE Herb Crow. DOLLY PARTON KENNY ROGERS AMERICA WILLIE NELSON HERB ALPERT JOHN DENVER DIONNE WARWICK RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP PAUL PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO DAVIS WEST KAWirM OAK RIDGE BOYS WALTER MURPHY MARSHALL CRENSHAW e KSLB.M Lake CNY K RLC/Lewlslon KENNY ROGERS Hottest: SOrr Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: Parallel Three none Parallel One Oreery Gomee LentINN Steven Alan MaCKOINIo Hottet: MICHAEL MURPHEY WILILMIatrl..Me AIR SUPPLY WORDro.r nebure, SC MICHAEL MURPHEY ELTON JOHN Lee Tobin BARRY MANILAS RONNIE MILSAP RAY PARKER JR. CSAN WPNOIProMIMnc. ROBERTA FLACK COCKER & WARNES KRBCIABIMn. Mt WAIN DIONNE WARWICK AMERICA JUICE NEWTON HERB ALPERT Tom Cuddy DOLLY C. CHRISTIAN SYLVIA AMERICA Seenni ennon COCKER A WARREN KHOWIDsener PARTON WENDY WALDMAN GLENN FREY MICHAEL MURPHEY STEVE JOHN DENVER BARRY MANILOW JUICE NEWTON Leigh Sam« FORBERT COCKER L WARNES GEORGE DUKE CHICAGO MATTHEW WILDER DIONNE WARWICK WILLIE 1COLETTE LARSON WAFBJBaton Rouge Hottest: SANTANA NELSON MARIE OSMOND JON STEVENS WILLIE NELSON BOBBY VINTON JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: Hottest: WOMC/Detrott AdemaiD.n«N CHICAGO MATTHEW MILDER Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER KC$GlC.dr IA KEIN JUICE NEWTON ICLLETTE LARSON KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO Chuck Marg. Rapide, Hottest: CHICAGO Hottest: Mann MICHAEL MCDONALD KENNY ROGERS SYLVIA CHICAGO MICHAEL MCDONALD POINTER SISTERS CS&N CHICAGO Cil CHRISTOPHER FLEETWOOD MAC BARRY ALAN PARSONS WILLIE RANDY MEISNER PAM. MCCARTNEY ATKIN HERB ALPERT MANILAS HERB ALPERT FLEETWOOD MAC NELSON MICHAEL Nottest: POINTER SISTERS Hottest: HERB ALPERT MICHAEL MCDONALD BARRY MANILOW FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS CS&N MCDONALD WILLIE CRAW ELTON JOHN KARLA BONOFF CS&N NICOLETTE NELSON STEVE FORBERT ROBERTA FLACK ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN LARSON RONNIE KENNY ROGERS ROBERTA FLACK JUICE NEWTON Hottest: MILSAP Hottest: WMAZAleori PAUL MCCARTNEY ALAN PARSONS DIONNE WARWICK CHICAGO Slot. Mope, HERB ALPERT TOTO KEEJMn Delta FLEETWOOD MAC MARSHALL PAUL MCCARTNEY WLTT/W.ahingen. D.C. KENNY ROGERS CRENSHAW AIR SUPPLY WROV/Roenok. FLEETWOOD MAC Parallel Two Allyn Hottest: none POINTER SISTERS ab,brVCummlrqs LESLIE PEARL eery KBAI/Morro Bay CSIN FLEETWOOD MAC Men Emde B CHICAGO Hottest: none Donna SI. John MELISSA MANCHESTE KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL MCDONALD FLEETWOOD MAC DOLLY BARRY MANILOW KPPLIDenner Hottest: AIR SUPPLY PARTON JOHN DIONNE WARWICK KOIIAlbupurau. KIM CARNES KENNY ROGERS DENVER RIGS Brody AIR SUPPLY BILLY PRESTON PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON Hottest: Larry AM.n. ELTON WTRX/FIIm JOHN ELTON Hottest: CS&N JACKSON JUICE NEWTON JOHN BROWNE none KENNY ROGERS Hottest: Jar D.eb, KENNY ROGERS PAUL MCCARTNEY Hoffeet: PAIR. MCCARTNEY Hottest: HERB ALPERT KCMO/Columbla. MO ELTON JOHN CHICAGO DOLLY CHICAGO ALAN PARSONS CHICAGO CHICAGO PARTON PAUL DAVIS ALAN PARSONS FLEETWOOD DIONNE Da.. McCormick MAC JOHN DENVER WARWICK NICOLETTE LARSON ELTON JOHN KENNY KYIRIMsn Praele.o RONNIE ROGERS KBDYBslee JACKSON BROWNE MILSAP JOHN DENVER ALAN PARSONS PAUL MCCARTNEY Terry Dien« COCKER I WAHNES D.C. Las Cltebre KENNY ROGERS ROBERTA FLACK WAMEWWInlgbtt, HERB ALPERT JOHN DENVER MICHAEL ASIA Hottest: MCDONALD Rob DYNMen JUICE NEWTON Hot teat: KOYIPna.nlI WILLIE NELSON REO SPEERWAGON CHICAGO AMERICA SANTANA K R/ID/Re o CHICAGO Chan« Ven DIM MICHAEL MCDONALD FLEETWOOD MAC CSAN Hottest: Hottest: Lrry Hane POINTER SISTERS CHICAGO BILLY PRESTON FIEETWOOD MAC MICHAEL MCDONALD STEVE MILLER BAND CHICAGO HERB ALPERT PAUL CS&N CS&N KIM CARNES MCCARTNEY 115 MARSHALL CRENSHAW SYLVIA CSLN SURVIVOR Current Reports KENNY ROGERS ROBERTA AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL MCDONALD FLACK RONNIE MILSAP BILLY PRESTON HERB ALPERT AMERICA FLEETWOOD MAC BOBBY CALDWELL JUICE NEWTON WOWO/FL Wayne PAUL MCCARTNEY Hontest: PAUL MCCARTNEY WDAY/Frpo-Moores .d Hottest: Nottest: Sam DoVIngnt Brut Anderson The following stations reported CHICAGO CSAN CSAN KCEE/Tucson ELTON JOHN RONNIE FLEETWOOD MAC MICHAEL MILSAP frozen playlists this week: KEXJPortia d KENNY ROGERS Alan MIRAE.le PAUL MCCARTNEY MURPHEY Hottest: Parallel Two B ob Swseon PAUL MCCARTNEY JACKSON BROWNE DIONNE ELTON JOHN CHICAGO ELTON JOHN WARWICK MICHAEL HERB ALPERT CS&N WVBF/Boston WILLIE NELSON MURPHEY ASIA none PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: WALTER MURPHY Hottest: KUOWEua.ns, OR WY KENNY ROGERS WYNY/New York WICGM«ppo.t CHICAGO Hottest: K RKKIRset Springs, SURVIVOR Men Liao FLEETWOOD MAC Lee Roberta AIR SUPPLY ELTON JOHN Chuck Marlin AIR SUPPLY KEX/Portland JOHN DENVER CHICAGO RONNIE MILSAP CS&N JUICE NEWTON SURVIVOR KFOIULReole, HERB ALPERT KENNY ROGERS FLEETWOOD MAC MO WVLK/Lexington WILLIE NELSON GLENN FREY SANTANA Pattl REDDINGS PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVE MILLER BAND Mor.n JUICE NEWTON Hottest: COCKER A MICHAEL MURPHEY WARNES KEZL/San Diego Rotteer: CSAN BILLY PRESTON DOLLY PARTON KENNY ROGERS K OW/PWM.nd KENNY ROGERS MATTHEW WILDER WALTER MURPHY AIR SUPPLY John Sterne ELTON JOHN Hottest: WENMMdisMapolls WILLIE NELSON CS&N PAUL Three MCCARTNEY Parallel FLEETWOOD MAC CuMOninde/W heel.. MICHAEL MCDONALD The following stations did not POINTER SISTERS ALAN PARSONS JOHN DENVER CSAN Hottest: AMERICA ROBERTA FLACK HERB ALPERT MOTELS PAUL MCCARTNEY report this week and therefore OUARTE RFLASH WILLIE NELSON POINTER KKUAMrelelu KFODIAnchpage, AK PAUL MCCARTNEY SISTERS W ALCIMrineton GREG GUIDRY DIONNE WARWICK ALAN PARSONS Klee Akre Mak ENNY ROGERS their playlists were frozen: Rank George CAROLE KING Lwb, BILLY PRESTON AMERICA JACKSON Hottest: BROWNE SOCIETY OP SEVEN PATRICE K ISN/S.H LAMO City BARRY MANILOW MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: RUSHER MICHAEL MURPHEY MICHAEL MCDONALD HERTIE D.n Lesop 55KRC/Cincinnati WILLIE NELSON AIR SUPPLY HIGGINS ELTON JOHN RONNIE MILSAP MATTHEW WILDER KPAT/SNUA Fall* DIONNE WARWICK FLEETWOOD MAC DON HO WENDY WALDMAN CSC?! Julie Taylor WCCO/Minneapolis DOLLY CHICAGO Hottest: CHICAGO PARTON WILLIE NELSON FLEETWOOD RONNIE MILSAP STEVE KENNY ROGERS MAC FLEETWOOD MAC WSFM/Harrisburg FORBERT FRANK STALLONE KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL MCDONALD AMERICA COCKER BARNES HERB ALPERT LAN( HALL PAUL DAVIS JUICE NEWTON CAROLE KING Hottest: KMgZIK.reae City WMAZ/Macon JACKSON BROWNE CS&N DOLLY PARTON ANNE MURRAY CSAN RFIMllasn Doge Hottest: CHICAGO WALTER MURPHY Ness Bel Hottest: WHHY/Montgomery BILL CHAMPLIN Melt AIR SUPPLY RANDY MEISNER CHICAGO PAUL DAVIS Leon JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO KBOLBotrrMn, YT Nottest: CSAN WRVA/Richmond ALAN PARSONS RONNIE MILSAP LESLIE PEARL COCKER & WARNES FLEETWOOD MAC DaeM Ferir CHICAGO WILLIE BARRY MANILOW MICHAEL MCDONALD KENNY ROGERS CSAN NELSON PAUL MCCARTNEY KOB/Albuquerque Hottest: HERB ALPERT BARON LONGFELIOW AIR SUPPLY SYLVIA HERB ALPERT Hottest: Y/REEAe CSAN MICHAEL STEVE FORBERT MURPHEY PAUL MCCARTNEY Ted Abbott HERB ALPERT KWAVR.RMq JUICE NEWTON ALAN PARSONS WJOWSL Cloud, MM CHICAGO CHICAGO slave Frisby Hottest: LERN Tam Soon Note: The following stations WALTER MURPHY PAUL MCCARTNEY KSROIMetta Ase CARLY SIMON CHICAGO HERB ALPERT KENNY ROGERS SANTANA CS&N BILLY PRESTON are no longer reporting: Hot teat: Mlle Maunder KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL MCDONALD KENNY ROGERS JUICE NEWTON KENNY ROGERS KIM CARNES PAUL MCCARTNEY JUICE NEWTON WALTER MURPHY ELTON JOHN K KUOLAEMI..e City WFDF/Flint NIRMu.I Fflebeen00 CHUCK MANGIONE ALAN PARSONS STEVE FORRERT GEORGE FISCHOFF PAUL MCCARTNEY Lary FIRM MCCOY TYNER WILLIE NELSON Elaine Kline Hottest: AIR WPTF/Raleigh SUPPLY Hottest: - KENNY ROGERS AMERICA KTWO/Casper COCKER & WARNES MICHAEL HERB ALPERT ELTON JOHN MCDONALD FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: .IBNn Lider Hottest: WILLIE WNAB/Bridgeport JACKSON BROWNE NELSON MICNAEL MURPHEY AIR SUPPLY CHICAGO Hottest: WSFWt.ntaburg ROBERTA POINTER SISTERS FLEETWOOD MAC FLACK JACKSON BROWNE CSLN CHICAGO WSGW/Saginaw Penne WENDY WALDMAN ALAN PARSONS Bob CSAN OUARTERFLASH KENNY ROGERS CSAN PAUL. MCCARTNEY MICHAEL MCDONALD HERB ALPERT WWSA/Savannah none KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS WBOWnrre Heine, IN PAUL MCCARTNEY RONNIE MILSAP PAUL MCCARTNEY PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: K-101/SeRrarrento Larry JOO.PN WSJS/Winston-Salem CHICAGO COCKER R WARNES ELTON JOHN CSLN KPLLI.oMe Paul kWh« LANI HALL MATTHEW BILL CHAMPLIN KTKT/Tucson KENNY ROGERS KlealC.ot WILDER WFMK/Laneing ELTON NICOLETTE LARSON BOBBY CALDWELL JOHN HERE ALPERT Done MtCNry JUICE NEWTON KIXI/Seattle JOHN DENVER Notfeet: Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC AIR MICHAEL MCDONALD RONNIE MILSAP SUPPLY HERS SANTANA CHICAGO RANDY MEISNER KMJJ/Las Vegas WILLIE NELSON KENN ALPERT GLENN FREY W WYZI/Evtlad COCKER & WARNES Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY ROGERS RONNIE MILSAP Glenn Collq.n RONNIE MILSAP POINTER SISTERS ELTON JOHN PAUL MCCARTNEY JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL MURPHEY MICHAEL Hottest: JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO MURPHEY COCKER & WARNES KENNY REtR welcomes the following HEART ROGERS KIM CARNES FLEETWOOD MAC THROBS ALAN PARSONS Hottest: Mottest: KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL MURPHEY new reporters: KENNY ROGERS CSAN BILL CHAMPLIN MELISSA MANCHESTE CHICAGO WTRX/Flint PAUL MCCARTNEY KENNY ROGERS HERB ALPERT ADRIAN GURVITZ KRLC/Lewiston, ID ELTON JOHN LESLIE PEARL

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IDOL/Hot In lee Clty Music 21 31 0f PAIL ICCMTMEY/Teks It Amoy 17 25 WILLIE 1ELSOWAI.ays O Ny Mind ADDS MCTELS/Take llro L ASIA/Heat The teem 30 30 LAURA BMNIGAWGIorle SANTAA/HoIL O 16 26 JUICE A 23 32 JUICE NEWTON/Loye's Men A N11T04/Love's Been LI1t1e JO1NeET/Oly Solollons 40 31 HERB HAPERT/Route 101 LIttl. 23 27 GLENN FREY/I found Somebody SANTANA/Hola Go You Touch 35 33 LOVERDOY/Luc1m Olds 35 32 JOAN JETT/Do bone W BILLY 100E/N1 In Tae 31 28 BILLY IDOL/Not in The City 28 34 TOTC/lbeenne Clty 36 33 PALL DAVIS/Love O Let W 3e Lon You Touch IS 16 29 40 35 CHICAGO/Hera To l'e Sorry JOAN JETT/DO Mena AIRCM 100/Lee Plus Cne 59 34 RANDY NOISNER/ISOr ben In Lwa S. 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JON OCUER/Hurts So food RIMY IEISNEwwyr Been In H 9 1 MELISSA MANCIESTE/You Hear b... Lwe 1 12 PALL MCARTNEY/Take It Oral 5,0,14 H 5 STEVE MILLER BA1/Mrcadabre MINN LEALOE/Cant You Want M. SANTAMVbia ho 1 5 CUR/Rested 01 The May I 13 GARY U.S. 60605/OT O Wk 6 GO GO' S/Vcat Ion TOTO/beanna JETWMINE JACKSON/Let M TIckIe Your Fa 0 12 6 PALL MCCARTNEY/Take I 11 EDDIE MONEY/ThInk I'. In Love It Any 7 DMA SANER/ Love Is In Control l Fl KIM WILDE/01d. In /Merlon 7 7 KOAQ N EDDIE MONEY/Think l's In Love 6 ho May 20 IS ASIA/holy Time Mill Tel C56WMted The 'Q103FM 1 HAIRCUT ISO/Long Pius O. 10 8 MARS/ALL CRENSAWSomeday, 18 16 MIEELS/FMrette Sonny I 9 PALL NCGRTNE1/TeM IT Veal MOTELS/011y The Lonely 15 ALAN 9 MASONS/Eye In The 910 I H II 17 ROLLING STONES/Going To A Go-Go I0 JEFFREY OSBORNE/I Really pelt Red I I A FLOCK OF 500011/I RenISo Fr A.syl 13 10 POINTER Denver MM SISTERS/AYIcan Music 2 MELISSA 21 18 JOAN JET/Do You Mn. Touch II MAMIESTE/you 9,0010 Au, Iba. 1 0420 BA60/1.e it Mip 12 19 17 II ASIA/Only /Me 0111 Ten 25 12 JACKSON BROWIE/So.lody'M Baby JOIRNEY/Still ear Ride RADIO 1 1 FLEETWOOD MAVMId Ile 20 IM You 16 12 NICOLETTE LµSOWI holy »nt To Be 01V 9 13 MDIELS/hol y The Lonely ll 38 SPECIAUCaugM In PD: Jack Regan 1 I AIR SUPPLY/Even The NIgMs Ma.. 6 13 TOTOOMnna Is 11 26 21 JOHN COGW/JKk 6 011M IEANN LEAGUE/Don't You Went M 1 MELISSA MICIESTE/You Should mar row.. 20 11 WLLY PMT011/1 WI11 Always Love Yo IB IS KENNY ROLERS/Lwa Turn You 19 22 DAZZ BAND/Let It Mlp Mill A MD: Alan Sledge I 1 GM BAI0/Eerly In The Wning MELISSA you Hear IB IS PALL 01V13/Lwa Or Let M Be Lon IS 16 GLENN FRET/I 27 23 MAKKSTO Should row.. Fond $omlody 1 11111E IELSON/AInys ho My Mna 21 16 STEVE MINNOW/SToll In TM Gall RICK 22 21 LRB/bn ho o Ina II I7 SMRIN FIELD/Hat nlno O Fool M H 2 1 056w0.50.0 On The Noy 1 SOFT CE1VTaIMad Love D 17 MICHAEL ICDDNALD/I Keep forger/In' TOTO/IMnne 28 21 GO GO'S/V.caTlon 13 I8 H 5 2 CHICAGO/Nera To Say I'. sorry 2 A COMA $I/MER/Lwa Is In OnorOIIFI 26 COW So D 18 SANTANA/Mld On 20 19 POINTER SISTERS/Meer 23 COUGR/bris Good Icon MEIc H 7 3 SIRVI0O/Eye O The Tgr 2 21 STEVIE Ma2EWDo I Do 23 19 MEN AT MaWMo Can It Be Nowt 21 27 LOVERBOY/Man It's Over 22 20 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In TM SAY I 1 FLEETNGOD MLUlola M 2 22 JEFFREY DSBOBE/1 belly Don't Need N KBEQ 25 20 JACKSON BROKE/Somebody' s Baby 30 28 MEN AT MDRWMo Can It N Novi 12 21 IAIRWT 100/Love Plus One 3 5 AIR SUPPLY/Eva The Nights Me.. H 27 23 CSEWbted ho The Wao Tau 26 21 RANDY MEISNEwlbuer Been In Lore 25 29 IE/AN LEAGUE/DM't Mt Mr I9 22 DAZ2 BAND/Let it tip H 9 6 GLENN FREY/I Found Il1.Mody 0 16 N PALL MCCµTNEY/Taka IT Any 213 22 JOIN COGAR/Jck E DIal. A 30 30 SPECIAL/You Keep Running Any D 23 BARRY 5691100/0. Jolla H 12 7 MELISSA MICKSTE/You ...Id Mar Ho... 20 IS ONE MAY/Cully PI. 27 23 ELTON 1Oa1/Ble. Eyes MC000MLD/I Kansas City D 14 MICHAEL Keep Forget-1ln. IA 8 KENNY ROGERS/Lome 0111 Tern You M 25 26 PATRICE MJSHEN/Frget M Note 0 24 PETE Ta161EFO/Fc. Dencee Pero Two D 25 µERIDA/You Can Do Meglt 1 9 STEVE MILLER BAND/Abracadabra A JENNIFER HOLLIDAY/Mud I A Tel 111g You You r AGES 30 25 JENNIFER MLl10AY/Mud I M Te I leg MCCARTNEY/Take PD: Maja Britton 30 IS 10 PALL It Any D I8 JERMAIME JACKSON/L. M 11010a Tor Fa 6 11 HALL E OATES/Yor Iaagln,TIon D 29 POINTER SISTERS/Mrloan Mslc MD: John Conrad ON GLENN FREY/Pertyton AARS GLOM FREY/TM One You lova I7 12 ALAN PMS/MS/Eya In The SAY A 30 LAIDA GRAMIGAWGIrI. 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KROKIShreveport, LA V100/Charleston, WV WGUY/Bangor, ME inston-Salem, NC WCGO/Columbus, GA KSEL-FM/Lubbock, TX WRVO/Richmond, VA WSEZIW Andy Taylor EAST Gary Mitchell RandalUWrigM SOUTH Bill Thomas Bob Mahoney Bob Raleigh Stan Castles PAUL DAVIS EVELYN KING MICHAEL MCDONALD KIM CARNES TAKE CAIN PARALLEL TWO MICHAEL MCDONALD PARALLEL TWO MICHAEL MCDONALD ROBERTA FLACK RAVYNS HUMAN LEAGUE 38 SPECIAL WALTER MURPHY FOUR TOPS JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL MURPHEY 38 SPECIAL CLOCKS GLENN FREY JACKSON BROWNE HUEY LEWIS E. NEWS RONNIE MILSAP RANDY MEISNER Hottest: GAP BAND CLOCKS WKEEIHuntlngton. WV Hottest: SPYS BJ106lOricndo, FL Hottest: WALTER MURPHY HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS CHICAGO 3-1 BOBBY CALDWELL DON HENLEY Gary Miller CHICAGO 1-1 Torn West SURVIVOR 1-1 SURVIVOR 4-3 Hottest: SANTANA CS&N 13-7 WILLIE NELSON CHRISTOPHER ATKIN CERN 2-2 POINTER SISTERS 13-6 SURVIVOR 1-1 TANE CAIN QUARTERFLASH MICHAEL MCDONALD ASIA 18-14 RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 5-3 PAUL MCCARTNEY 14-7 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 SANTANA Hottest: LOVERBOY CLASH 20-16 38 SPECIAL SURVIVOR 1-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 6-4 KENNY ROGERS 23-16 ALAN PARSONS 3-3 GLENN FREY DONNA SUMMER 2-1 KIM ALAN PARSONS 25-19 DON HENLEY STEVE MILLER BAND 2-2 ELTON JOHN 9-5 CARNES EDDIE MONEY 4-4 KIM CARNES FLEETWOOD MAC 6-2 KIM CARNES CHICAGO 3-3 JUICE NEWTON WSSXICharleeton. SC ASIA JUICE STEVE MILLER BAND 10-4 Hottest: _FLEETWOOD MAC 4-4 8-5 NEWTON WKRZIWilkes-Barre, PA GAP BAND FM1001Memphis, TN MICHAEL MURPHEY IMAGINATION D-10 JOE JACKSON -CHICAGO 2-1 Bill Martin CS&N 7-5 Jim Rising Wall FLEETWOOD MAC 4-2 KKOVIWIchlta Fells, TX COCKER i WARNES MEN AT, WORK 21-12 RONNIE MILSAP Gary GAP GO GO'S 10-5 JOHN WAITE WISE/Asheville, NC Mike Edwards BAND TANE CAIN DON HENLEY RANDY MEISNER KANSAS Hottest: WJBQIPortland, ME Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE 11-6 38 SPECIAL 38 SPECIAL ALAN PARSONS 23-14 LOVERBOY John Stevens PAUL DAVIS GO GO'S 2-1 Paul SURVIVOR 1-1 KIM CARNES Connors ARETHA FRANKLIN 38 SPECIAL 38 SPECIAL BILLY IDOL 7-2 CHICAGO KIM CARNES QUARTERFLASH 3-2 NICOLETTE (ARSON Paso, TX Hottest: SANTANA CS&N 3-3 STEVE WINWOOD FLEETWOOD MAC 4-3 KSET-FM/El RONNIE MILSAP JUICE NEWTON GLENN FREY FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE 6-4 38 SPECIAL AIR SUPPLY 10-7 Kris Van Dyke JUICE NEWTON STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: CHICAGO 3-2 SURVIVOR 1-1 ALAN PARSONS 10-6 RANDY MEISNER CS&N 11-9 KANSAS Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 OUARTERFLASH NAZARETH 12-8 ROBERTA FLACK FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 SURVIVOR 1-1 JUICE NEWTON MELISSA MANCHESTE 4-2 KIM CARNES CHEAP TRICK 16-12 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS MELISSA MANCHESTE 9-8 WPSTftrenton, NJ MELISSA MANCHESTE 6-2 GAP BAND KTSAIsan Antonio, TX AIR SUPPLY 3-3 SANTANA BILLY SQUIER 22-16 Hottest: GO GO'S 13-9 Taylor BILLY IDOL 5-5 TORONTO (dp) FLEETWOOD MAC Tom QUARTERFLASH J.J. Rodrlguat 6-4 38 SPECIAL CHICAGO 4-1 ALAN PARSONS 15-11 PAUL MCCARTNEY 13-9 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-6 TN AMERICA TANE CAIN Hottest: WQUTIJohneon City, POINTER SISTERS 18-15 ALAN PARSONS 17-13 JERMAINE JACKSON WOLF/Tallahassee, FL KIM CARNES MISSING PERSONS 21-18 Hottest: QUEEN WSKZ/Chattanooga, TN BITINew Orleans. LA Jay Christian PAUL CARRACK NY CHICAGO 4-1 FRANK ZAPPA JACKSON BROWNE 29-23 Brian Phillips 92FLYlAlbany, David Carroll Lousteau TOTO SANTANA STEVE MILLER BAND 5-2 Hottest: Jerry MICHAEL MCDONALD 33-24 Hottest: Jack Lawrence RANDY MEISNER ELTON JOHN DONNA SUMMER 9-4 SURVIVOR 1-1 TANE CAIN SURVIVOR 1-1 BILLY IDOL 15-12 ALAN PARSONS SANTANA WFOXIGainesvllle, GA KIM CARNES BILLY IDOL STEVE MILLER BAND 6-3 SANTANA TOTO QUARTERFLASH JOSIE COTTON ASIA 9-5 ALAN PARSONS 31-20 SYLVIA 17-8 Alen Du Priest QUARTERFLASH KANSAS Hottest: Hottest: A FLOCK OF SEAGUL GO GO'S 15-12 AMERICA WILLIE NELSON 23-13 KENNY ROGERS JOHN COUGAR 16-13 WTSNIDover, NH SURVIVOR 1-1 CHICAGO 3-1 SANTANA 38 SPECIAL HUEY LEWIS E. NEWS JOAN JETT 22-16 Hottest: 4-3 COCKER 6 WARNES CHICAGO 5-2 CS&N JUICE NEWTON AMERICA D-30 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL Jim Sebastian CHICAGO 1-1 GO GO'S 10-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-5 COCKER 6 WARNES Hottest: Hottest: KXX1081BIrminghem, AL JOHN COUGAR WTRYIAKnny. NY 13-8 JOAN JETT 18-13 GLENN FREY 12-8 TOTO CHICAGO 1-1 SURVIVOR 1-1 JUICE NEWTON ALAN PARSONS 15-9 JACKSON BROWNE Rocky Jones JOHN COUGAR 28-21 ELTON JOHN 18-15 KIM CARNES FLEETWOOD MAC 3-2 Bill Cahill MELISSA MANCHESTE 9-7 JACKSON BROWNE 18-12 GO GO'S 8-8 ASIA TOTO RONNIE MILSAP GO GO'S 13-10 ELTON JOHN 21-14 WOKIIKnoxvllle, TN KRODIEI Paso, TX Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 21-17 RANDY MEISNER ASIA 20-16 RANDY MEISNER MICHAEL MURPHEY CHICAGO 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 23-20 SANTANA JOHN COUGAR 23-18 WILLIE NELSON MARSHALL CRENSHAW Gary Adkins Mike Preston AMERICA KINTIEI Paso, TX STEVE MILLER BAND 8-3 DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: 617011Meridian, Hottest: CHRISTOPHER ATKIN Jim Zippo JUICE NEWTON MELISSA MANCHESTE ELTON JOHN 17-13 MS WDRC-FMIHartfoed, CT STEVE MILLER BAND 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE SURVIVOR 1-1 Hottest: GLENN FREY JOHN COUGAR 26-16 Chuck McCartney Roberts CS&N 9-6 NICOLETTE LARSON MELISSA MANCHESTE 14-7 Paul CHICAGO 1-1 KIM CARNES NICOLETTE LARSON GO GO'S 20-17 KENNY ROGERS 11-7 JUICE NEWTON FOUR TOPS AMERICA SANTANA JOHN COUGAR 16-9 Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 HERB ALPERT 15-10 KANSAS TANE CAIN 38 SPECIAL KPURIAmarlllo, TX AMERICA ELTON JOHN 19-16 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 CARS 3-3 JOHN COUGAR 20-14 KIM CARNES COCKER 6 WARNEN Hottest: RANDY MEISNER ASIA 25-20 CHICAGO 3-2 STEVE MILLER BAND 6-5 JACKSON Dan Wilson BROWNE MICHAEL MURPHEY SURVIVOR 1-1 38 SPECIAL CS&N 4-3 PAUL MCCARTNEY 7-6 CLOCKS WAEBIAllentown, PA WAXYIFt Lauderdale, FL Hottest: PAUL MCCARTNEY 6-3 AMERICA Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 7-4 JOSIE COTTON Rick Shaw SURVIVOR 1-1 CS&N 8-6 JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO 1-1 Jefferson Ward ROBERTA FLACK 15-10 WIOY/Bath ME ARETHA FRANKLIN GO GO'S 5-4 EDDIE MONEY 1`-7 TOTO SURVIVOR 3-3 Mitchel DON HENLEY MIN JUICE NEWTON JOHN COUGAR 9-5 AIR SUPPLY 17-12 HUEY LEWIS i NEWS JOHN COUGAR 22-14 STEVE MILLER BAND WRCK/Utka, NY O'JAYS SANTANA MELISSA MANCHESTE 13-7 38 SPECIAL ELTON JOHN 26-16 JUICE NEWTON RANDY MEISNER Hottest: RICK JAMES KIM CARNES Jim Relu PAUL DAVIS EDDIE MONEY 12-8 WNOK-FMIColumbla, SC WALTER MURPHY DONNA SUMMER 24-17 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 DAVID JOHANSEN SANTANA SANTANA MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: Tom Anderson Hottest: CHICAGO 5-3 WCSCICharleston, SC SURVIVOR 1-1 BARRY MANILOW KIM CARNES SANTANA FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 Q101K1ladsdsn, AL STEVE MILLER BAND 7-5 MICHAEL MCDONALD CHICAGO 3-3 RONNIE MILSAP DON HENLEY TANE CAIN MEN AT WORK 2-2 Chris Bailey Roger Gaither CS&N 8-7 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL CERN Hottest: CLOCKS JUICE NEWTON WALTER MURPHY 5-5 ALAN PARSONS 10-9 10-4 RONNIE MILSAP GAP BAND KENNY ROGERS 12-8 CHICAGO 1-1 Hottest: WALTER MURPHY MARSHALL CRENSHAW 6-5 GLENN FREY ELTON JOHN 3-2 Hottest: RANDY MEISNER 38 SPECIAL DONNA SUMMER 19-14 STEVE SURVIVOR 1-1 WAYSICherlotte, NC QUARTERFLASH 23-13 WINWOOD KENNY ROGERS 6-3 SURVIVOR 1-1 SANTANA Hottest: TANE CAIN JOHN COUGAR 6-2 SURVIVOR 1-1 ALAN PARSONS 19-14 ALAN PARSONS 11-5 Lou Simon KX101INashville, TN KIM CARNES 96SGFISavannah, GA NICOLETTE LARSON GO GO'S 7-5 JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO 5-4 MICHAEL MURPHEY 23-16 PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO 15-7 JERMAINE JACKSON 10-7 MICHAEL MCDONALD Bryan Sargent RICK JAMES JOHN COUGAR 28-19 Dave Carlisle JOAN JETT 15-10 JOHN COUGAR 23-12 Hottest: KIM CARNES Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 30-24 KC1011New Haven, CT BILLY SQUIER 27-17 KIM CARNES GAP BAND SURVIVOR 1-1 Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 FRANK ZAPPA D-29 Danny Lyons 3WT/Binghamton, NY SURVIVOR 1-1 38 SPECIAL ARETHA FRANKLIN ELTON JOHN 2-2 IBXIUParkersburg, CHICAGO 3-2 AMERICA JOHN COUGAR 11-4 Scott Michaels WV JOHN COUGAR 13-10 MICHAEL MURPHEY KKYKILitdS Rock, AR MICHAEL MURPHEY CLOCKS CS&N 9-6 TANE CAIN DONNA SUMMER 5-5 Paul DMMBH GO GO'S 17-12 (dp) MELISSA MANCHESTE 12-10 RANDY MEISNER AMERICA (RA) Hottest: Fred Horton KIM CARNES RAY PARKER JR. 9-8 MELISSA MANCHESTE 21-16 JOHN COUGAR 15-11 Hottest: KIM CARNES ALAN PARSONS ASIA 23-17 CHICAGO 1-1 Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 JOHN COUGAR DONNA SUMMER 2-1 WFLBIFayettevllle, NC KANSAS A FLOCK OF SEAGUL CS&N 7-3 WBCYICIadotte, NC Hottest: SURVIVOR 5-4 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 10-5 CHICAGO 1-3 Larry Cannon MELISSA MANCHESTE WBBQIAugusta GA SURVIVOR 1-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 7-6 CHICAGO 3-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 11-7 Bob Kaghan BILLY IDOL 9-7 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS Bruce Stevens CHICAGO 5-2 ELTON JOHN 18-12 CS&N 7-4 KENNY ROGERS 13-9 JOHN COUGAR 12-8 JUICE NEWTON KIM CARNES 3-3 AMERICA 20-14 MELISSA MANCHESTF 10-5 GLENN FREY JOHN COUGAR SURVIVOR 5-10 RANDY MEISNER MICHAEL MCDONALD AMERICA AIR SUPPLY 10-5 JOHN COUGAR 19-12 Hottest: KJ1001Louisvllle, KY KIM CARNES RONNIE MILSAP WFBRIBaltlmore, MD HUEY LEWIS E. NEWS AMERICA PAUL MCCARTNEY 17-9 DONNA SUMMER 24-16 SURVIVOR 1-1 38 Z102JSavanneh, GA' FOUR TOPS SPECIAL Dave McCann 38 SPECIAL Andy Saueraki RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-2 KIM CARNES Rands Sommers KIM CARNES WPHD/BuMMo, NY Hottest: WRQKIGreeraboro, NC PAUL MCCARTNEY 6-3 A FLOCK BARRY MANILOW GAP BAND AMERICA OF SEAGUL JOHN COUGAR B-5 MoonlMedMo GO GO'S 9-4 TANE CAIN NICOLETTE LARSON Wee Jaras JUICE NEWTON TOTO GLENN FREY MICHAEL MCDONALD MELISSA MANCHESTE 7-7 DON HENLEY TANE CAIN (dp) JOHN COUGAR 22-15 Hottest: SANTANA COCKER R WARNES PAYOLAS Hottest: GO GO'S 15-10 DICKIE GOODMAN CLOCKS (HP) FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 ELTON JOHN 19-14 PAUL DAVIS SYLVIA CLOCKS CHICAGO 1-1 KIM CARNES O'JAYS (dp) WACZ/Bangor, ME DONNA SUMMER 2-2 ASIA 20-17 KANSAS BILLY PRESTON KIM CARNES CSRS 3-2 MOTELS Hottest: Michael O'Hara JOHN COUGAR 11-8 Hottest: Hottest: DURAN DURAN PAUL MCCARTNEY 6-3 Hottest: CS&N 13-7 ALAN PARSONS 13-9 WANS-FMIGrsenvllle, SC CHICAGO 2-1 CHICAGO 4-1 DON HENLEY AMERICA POINTER SISTERS 18-13 SURVIVOR 1-1 ROBERTA FLACK 21-16 ELTON JOHN 17-14 MELISSA MANCHESTE 7-4 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-3 ROBBIE PATTON TOTO JACKSON BROWNE D-20 Rod Mats ELTON JOHN 14-6 GO GO'S 24-18 PAUL MCCARTNEY 15-8 KENNY ROGERS 7-6 Hottest: SANTANA JOHN COUGAR 18-9 JOHN COUGAR 34-23 WFMFIBaton Rouge, LA 38 SPECIAL JOHN COUGAR 28-22 LAURA BRANIGAN 9-8 PAUL MCCARTNEY 4-1 JERRY REED (dp) KHFIIAuetln, TX HALL 6 OATES 16-10 ASIA 35-25 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS MICHAEL MCDONALD D-24 POINTER SISTERS 12-9 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 GAP BAND Rice/Watkins Ed Volkman GO GO'S 19-16 TANE CAIN WYKSIGalnsevllle, FL JOHN COUGAR 13-8 JUICE NEWTON AMERICA WDCO/Durham-Raleigh, WBLIILong Island, NY ROBERT PLANT 11-10 Hottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY KANSAS NC KQIZ-FMIAnadllo, TX Karl Kaufmann JUICE NEWTON Hottest: Bill Terry JACKSON BROWNE 18-14 SURVIVOR 1-1 GO GO'S AMERICA Randy Kabrich SURVIVOR 1-1 Tim Butler STEVE MILLER BAND 2-2 Hottest: 38 SPECIAL AMERICA AMERICA CHICAGO 2-2 38 SPECIAL TOTO PA CSLN 5-4 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-i SANTANA STEVE WINWOOD JOHN MAN-RA/Lancaster. ASIA 12-3 Hottest: ELTON GLENN FREY 7-5 CHICAGO 2-2 COCKER i WARNES AMERICA JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (dp) BROWNE Daus Russell CHEAP TRICK 17-13 SURVIVOR I-1 HUEY 6 JACKSON MOTELS 8-6 DONNA SUMMER 8-5 Hottest: LEWIS NEWS Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 22-14 CHICAGO 4-2 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 23-17 SURVIVOR 1-1 QUEEN SURVIVOR 1-1 SURVIVOR 1-1 STEVE WINWOOD KENNY ROGERS 7-6 Hottest: DONNA SUMMER TOTO WZYD/Fradsrlek, ND MICHAEL MCDONALD 27-21 CHICAGO 2-2 WHHY-FMIMontgomery, AL 18-11 AIR SUPPLY 5-4 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-3 GO GO'S 20-8 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 GO GO'S 19-12 CHICAGO 7-6 38 SPECIAL Kemoeabi Joe Neil Harrison ALAN PARSONS 27-11 PAUL MCCARTNEY 9-6 PAUL DAVIS KIM CARNES WOHINorfolk VA MELISSA MANCHESTE 7-4 30-23 CS&N 9-B ALAN PARSONS GO GO'S 11-7 MISSING PERSONS 36-26 GLENN FREY KIM CARNES Bob Canada 11-7 WABB-FMIMobile, JOHN COUGAR 12-9 TANE CAIN KIM CARNES AL ELTON JOHN 28-21 Hottest: GAP BAND WAEVISavannah, GA LOVERBOY KIM CARNES Blaine Kelley ASIA 29-22 CHICAGO 1-1 K BFMIM cAllen-Brownsville DOLLY PARTON WTIC-FM/Hartford, CT HUEY LEWIS i NEWS PAUL CARRACK J.D. North CS&N 5-2 Steve Owens RANDY MEISNER AMERICA KVOULafayette, LA Rick Donahue MELISSA GLENN FREY JUICE NEWTON MANCHESTE 9-6 Hottest: HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS AMERICA JOSIE COTTON MARSHALL CRENSHAW Philip Rankin HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS GO GO'S 14-10 SURVIVOR 1-1 ELTON JOHN ALAN PARSONS Hottest: GAP BAND TOTO JUICE NEWTON ALAN PARSONS 18-12 DONNA SUMMER 12-8 KIM CARNES MtN AT WORK JOHN COUGAR 5-1 DON HENLEY AMERICA JUICE NEWTON SANTANA KIM WILDE 19-16 38 SPECIAL RANDY MEISNER WYCRIHanover-York PA MELISSA MANCHESTE 14-7 Hottest: WALTER MURPHY ARETHA FRANKLIN NICOLETTE LARSON Hottest: BILLY IDOL 23-17 SANTANA JOHN COUGAR 21-17 Hottest: KANSAS TANE CAIN Randolph SURVIVOR 8-1 SURVIVOR SURVIVOR 1-1 J.J. ALAN PARSONS 24-19 PAUL JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JERMAINE JACKSON 28-23 1-1 KIM CARNES FOUR TOPS MCCARTNEY 4-2 FLEETWOOD FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 ASIA 25-21 PAUL Hottest: MAC 3-2 MICHAEL MURPHEY A FLOCK OF SEAGUL SANTANA DAVIS 10-6 CHICAGO 4-3 CHICAGO 3-3 ROBERTA FLACK 11-7 SURVIVOR 1-1 WDOOIDeytone Basch FL GAP BAND Hottest: 4-4 KIM CARNES PAUL MCCARTNEY 8-5 JOSIE COTTON MEN AT STEVE MILLER BAND AMERICA WOMP-FMIBeeNrs, OH ALAN PARSONS 13-8 CHICAGO 5-3 WORK 2-1 SUMMER 6-5 Ridi Knight JOHN COUGAR 16-10 38 SPECIAL PAUL MCCARTNEY DONNA TANE CAIN Jolene Baller MELISSA MANCHESTE 15-8 10-4 Hottest: ELTON JOHN 15-7 GLENN WJDX/Jacksoe. MS GO GO'S 21-9 RANDY MEISNER FREY KITYISen Antonio, TX FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 16-8 0100/York PA Hottest: 38 SPECIAL Bill Craws JOHN COUGAR 29-20 KIM CARNES SANTANA JUICE NEWTON Robb Stewart CSLN 9-3 JOHN COUGAR 18-10 Den Steele SURVIVOR 1-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 13-5 CHICAGO AMERICA AMERICA G1001Mable, AL SANTANA SANTANA 2-2 SYLVIA GO GO'S 11-6 PAUL MCCARTNEY QUEEN RONNIE MILSAP KOOL 6 THE GANG ROBERTA FLACK 13-8 Scott Griffith KIM CARNES ALAN PARSONS 17-9 MELISSA MANCHESTE 20-10 TANE CAIN WALTER MURPHY HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS Hottest: YAZOO SANTANA TANE CAIN Hottest: JUICE NEWTON RANDY MEISNER 28-17 WALTER MURPHY SURVIVOR 1-1 BILLY SQUIER A FLOCK OF SEAGUL SANTANA DONNA SUMMER 2-1 WXLX/Ranoke, VA 38 SPECIAL CHICAGO 2-2 Hottest: FOUR TOPS AMERICA CSiN 6-3 Rua Brown FLEETWOOD MAC 5-3 PARALLEL THREE SURVIVOR 1-1 Hottest: QUEEN GO GO'S 7-4 PAUL DAVIS Hottest: GO GO'S 11-9 CHICAGO 4-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 14-6 QUARTERFLASH ewisafammmi STEVE MILLER BAND 6-3 ELTON JOHN 26-17 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-3 CHICAGO 1-2 CHICAGO 1-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 8-7 MICHAEL MURPHEY WCIRIBeckley, WV FLEETWOOD MAC 11-7 PAUL MCCARTNEY 11-6 CAEN DONNA SUMMER 9-7 SANTANA 5-3 AL KENNY ROGERS 23-14 JUICE WHFMIRochester, NY Jim Martin JOHN COUGAR 23-17 MELISSA MANCHESTE 6-5 ELTON JOHN 14-12 WZYPIHunsville, NEWTON SYLVIA A-19 SNUFF Aimee Peck PAUL MCCARTNEY 9-7 JOHN COUGAR 17-13 Scott Mitchell KIM CARNES Hottest: PAUL DAVIS WHEBNartemwth, NH MICHAEL MCDONALD 29-26 CHICAGO 2-1 38 SPECIAL ROBERTA FLACK Rick Been WTIXINew Orleans. LA KIM CARNES TANE CAIN GAP BAND MELISSA MANCHESTE 12-5 GLENN FREY Franklin CK101/Coca Beech, FL PARALLEL THREE KIM CARNES RANDY MEISNER Gary JUICE NEWTON JOHN COUGAR 13-8 QUARTERFLASH Bailey GERTIE HIGGINS LAURA BRANIGAN AMERICA DOLLY PARTON Clrh KANSAS 28-23 SANTANA MICHAEL MCDONALD D-27 Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD WALTER MURPHY Hottest: KILEIOsNaton, TX CHICAGO 1-1 Hottest: BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR. SURVIVOR 1-1 SURVIVOR 1-1 SANTANA Scat Taylor ELTON JOHN 26-19 JOHN COUGAR 8-5 SURVIVOR 1-1 QUEEN FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 JACKSON BROWNE 27-20 STEVE MILLER BAND 4-3 JUICE NEWTON A FLOCK OF SEAGUL CHICAGO 4-3 NICOLETTE LARSON CS&N 12-6 MICHAEL MURPHEY ASIA 28-22 JERRY REED 18-7 GO GO'S 9-6 Hottest: CS&N 6-4 JUICE NEWTON KIM CARNES JOAN JETT 32-24 EDDIE MONEY 17-8 MELISSA MANCHESTE 10-8 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 18-11 KIM CARNES JOHN COUGAR 23-17 PAUL MCCARTNEY 9-5 JOSIE COTTON CLOCKS K104/Erle, PA WFBOIAlroaa, PA DONNA SUMMER 12-9 Hottest: KZFM/Corpus Clued Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 19-14 CHICAGO 1-1 Bill Shannon Tony Booth EDDIE MONEY 13-10 C.C. Chandler MELISSA MANCHESTE 19-13 JERMAINE JACKSON 22-17 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 MELISSA MANCHESTE ELTON JOHN 24-18 Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE 8-5 JUICE NEWTON MEN AT WORK 28-21 KANSAS KIM CARNES Y103/Jacksonville, FL DONNA SUMMER 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 22-17 SYLVIA.(dp) MICHAEL MCDONALD 35-26 POINTER SISTERS 2-2 JOE JACKSON Robert John ELTON JOHN 34-22 ALAN PARSONS TANE CAIN A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 3-3 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL RANDY MEISNER GERTIE HIGGINS KIM WILDE 4-4 MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: Hottest: EDDIE MONEY 6-6 Hottest: SURVIVOR 1-1 CHICAGO 2-1 SURVIVOR 1-1 CHICAGO 2-2 PAUL MCCARTNEY 14-8 LOVERBOY 3-2 PAUL MCCARTNEY 7-3 ALAN PARSONS 16-11 APRIL WINE 4-3 CSiN 9-4 ELTON JOHN 22-14 FRANK ZAPPA 13-6 KENNY ROGERS 12-6 MELISSA MANCHESTE 25-18 JOHN COUGAR 20-11

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Mitchell Robbins/Denman CS6N AMERICA TOTO JOE JACKSON REO SPEEDWAGON OUARTERFLASH KIM CARNES TWO AMERICA PARALLEL Hottest: KIM CARNES ROBERT PLANT Hottest: KIM CARNES 38 SPECIAL 38 SPECIAL SURVIVOR 1-1 JUICE NEWTON QUEEN SURVIVOR 1-1 KANSAS RONNIE MILSAP STEVE WINWOOD CHICAGO 7-5 Hottest: CS&N FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 DON HENLEY (dp) YAZOO 92X/Columbus, OH Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 15-8 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 Hottest: CHICAGO 4-3 CHRISTOPHER ATKIN (dp) HUMAN LEAGUE CHICAGO Tel Nutter GO GO'S 17-11 JOHN COUGAR 9-4 2-1 SURVIVOR I-1 CS6N 6-4 JOE JACKSON (dp) PAUL CARRACK FLEETWOOD MAC 3-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 4-2 KENNY ROGERS 7-5 MICHAEL MCDONALD CS/N 7-6 RAVYNS (dp) WALTER MURPHY STEVE MILLER BAND 4-4 CHICAGO 3-3 JOAN JETT WAKXIDuluth, MN GO GO'S 12-10 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON ALAN PARSONS 6-5 CS&N 6-4 KHYTTTucson, AZ KENNY ROGERS JOAN JETT 17-12 SURVIVOR 1-1 Hottest: Karen Thomas JOHN COUGAR 9-7 STEVE MILLER BAND Hottest: 2-5 Rich Brother Robbin MEN AT WORK 24-12 CHICAGO 2-1 JACKSON BROWNE JOAN JETT CHICAGO 3-1 KNK/Devenport,IA KELO/Sioux Falls, SD 27-13 JOHN COUGAR 14-10 AMERICA SANTANA JOHN COUGAR 23-16 ALAN PARSONS FLEETWOOD MAC 4-2 TOTO 18-11 Hottest: Chuck King Marc Elliot ASIA 25-18 ASIA 26-12 STEVE MILLER BAND 5-4 GLENN FREY CHICAGO 1-1 WEST ELTON JOHN CS6N 10-8 MARSHALL ASIA MICHAEL 23-17 MELISSA MANCHESTE 2-2 CRENSHAW MURPHEY KKFM/Colorado Springs MELISSA MANCHESTE 17-11 RAY PARKER SURVIVOR 4-3 JR. TOTO KIM CARNES KYVA/B)Ilings, TOTO PARALLEL TWO Jack Hamilton MT PAUL MCCARTNEY 6-5 ELTON JOHN 38 SPECIAL KIOA/Des Moines, IA BILLY Jack Bell ALAN PARSONS D-18 SQUIER Hottest: Hottest: ASIA MICHAEL A.W. Pantoja MCDONALD SURVIVOR 2-1 KCPX/Salt CHICAGO 1-I MEN AT WORK Hottest: CHICAGO Lake City, UT RANDY MEISNER W NAMIAppleton-Oshkosh 3-2 ASIA 6-3 RAY PARKER JR. AMERICA RANDY MEISNER SURVIVOR 2-1 CS&N 7-5 Gary Waldron JOHN COUGAR Chris Caine 70-17 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL SANTANA DIONNE WARWICK STEVE MILLER BAND 8-4 MELISSA MANCHESTE 8-6 JEFFREY OSBORNE D-24 JUICE NEWTON Hottest: 38 SPECIAL MICHAEL MURPHEY ALAN PARSONS 28-24 BILLY IDOL 13-9 JOE JACKSON JUICE NEWTON KANSAS D-26 SURVIVOR 1-1 Hottest: TANE CAIN MEN AT WORK 35-26 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 38 SPECIAL STEVE MILLER BAND 2-2 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR SURVIVOR 1-1 33-27 KWLOIWaterloo, IA KIM CARNES KIDD/Monterey, CA CHICAGO 3-3 CHICAGO 2-1 JOE JACKSON CSNN 6-4 Drew Bentley MICHAEL MURPHEY Barry MOTELS 6-5 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-2 RONNIE MILSAP WZZR/Grand Rapids, MI Brown JOHN COUGAR 16-6 CHRISTOPHER ATKIN BILLY PRESTON JOHN COUGAR 15-9 KENNY ROGERS 13-8 ELTON JOHN 17-13 Hottest: Don Schueller COCKER 6 WARNES Hottest: SANTANA PAUL MCCARTNEY 15-11 ALAN PARSONS 24-17 SURVIVOR 1-1 RONNIE MILSAP SURVIVOR 1-1 TANE CAIN KIKIIHonolulu MELISSA MANCHESTE 18-12 HEART THROBS JOAN JETT 38 FLEETWOOD MAC 4-2 PAUL MCCARTNEY 12-6 SPECIAL John Fink TANE CAIN DONNA SUMMER CHICAGO 5-3 ALAN PARSONS 15-9 DON HENLEY KATI/Casper, KOFM/Oklahoma City, OK CLOCKS Hottest: WY GO GO'S 8-6 KENNY ROGERS 25-15 Hottest: LIBRA SANTANA CHICAGO SURVIVOR Fred Leehumis John Jenkins ELTON JOHN 24-15 2-1 JERMAINE JACKSON 26-21 1-1 KIM CARNES KIM CARNES CSNN 3-3 MELISSA MANCHESTE 8-4 MOTELS MICHAEL WILLIE NELSON MCDONALD Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND 4-4 KJRB/Spokane, GAP BAND 18-9 HUMAN LEAGUE BARRY RONNIE MILSAP WA MANILOW WGBF/Evansville, IN CHICAGO 1-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 8-5 GO GO'S 16-10 JOAN JETT Hottest: Suds Coleman MICHAEL MURPHEY Kevin Carpenter STEVE MILLER BAND 3-3 GO GO'S 10-8 ALAN PARSONS 26-20 Hottest: NICOLETTE CHICAGO 2-1 SURVIVOR LARSON 4-4 SYLVIA SURVIVOR 1-1 Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND 4-3 KOOIIRhnrsld,8.n GO GO'S CS&N 5-5 WAZY-FM/Lafayette, IN JUICE NEWTON NOHELANI CYPRIANO FLEETWOOD MELISSA MANCHESTE 9-6 2-2 MAC 1-1 ASIA GLENN FREY 9-9 Bob Leonard AMERICA Bemardka, CA CHICAGO 3-3 CHICAGO HERB ALPERT 10-7 3-2 MICHAEL MCDONALD SANTANA Save O'Ned SCOTT BAIO 9-4 CSEN ELTON JOHN 18-13 WKFR/Kalamazoo, MI 6-4 DOLLY PARTON MISSING PERSONS Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD PATRICE RUSHEE 8-6 PAUL MCCARTNEY ROBERTA KIM 9-5 WILLIE NELSON Swart/Chapman FLACK CHICAGO 2-1 CARNES KENNY ROGERS 11-7 KRAV/Tulsa, OK HUEY LEWIS 6 DOLLY Hottest: NEWS JOHN COUGAR 6-5 PARTON PARALLEL THREE Gary Reynolds CHICAGO 1-1 BARRY MANILOW SANTANA MELISSA AMERICA KOZE/Lewiston, ID AMERICA MANCHESTE 11-7 CS&N 2-2 TANE CAIN CS6N Hottest: AMERICA 12-9 Jay McCall SURVIVOR 4-3 JUICE NEWTON NICOLETTE LARSON HERB CHICAGO 2-1 KCBN/Reno, JUICE NEWTON ALPERT 17-13 NV FLEETWOOD MAC 6-5 TOTO HUMAN LEAGUE DONNA SUMMER 9-5 TOTO Hottest: KIM CARNES GAP Jim O'Neal PAUL MCCARTNEY 8-6 BAND KRO/Tucson, AZ CSEN 11-7 38 SPECIAL CHICAGO 1-1 Hottest: KANSAS GO GO'S 14-10 JERMAINE JACKSON FOUR TOPS FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 SURVIVOR Guy Zapoleon WZOK/Rockford, IL 1-1 Hottest: KIM CARNES JUICE NEWTON CS&N 3-3 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 GLENN FREY KKXX/Bakersfleld, CA STEVE WINWOOD KIM CARNES MELISSA MANCHESTE 8-6 Tim Fox CHICAGO 4-3 PAUL MCCARTNEY 8-5 RANDY MEISNER Squiers/Deroo JOE JACKSON Hottest: ELTON JOHN 13-10 JOHN COUGAR 18-14 ALAN MICHAEL MCDONALD PARSONS 11-6 WALTER MURPHY PAUL DAVIS SURVIVOR 1-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD D-28 KENNY ROGERS KIM CARNES POINTER SISTERS 14-8 TORONTO JOSIE COTTON FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 IL JOHN COUGAR RANDY KZ93IPeoria, ELTON JOHN 17-12 Hottest: MEISNER Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 9-5 WLYT/Clwslend Hte, OH Keith Edwards Hottest: SURVIVOR 1-1 TOTO CHICAGO 2-1 ALAN PARSONS KRNA/lowa City, IA JOHN 14-8 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 Scott "Smoker" Howitt KENNY ROGERS 14-5 COUGAR EDDIE MONEY 6-4 MEN AT WORK 24-17 38 SPECIAL CHICAGO 4-2 Jeff Harmon ALAN PARSONS WALTER MURPHY GO GO'S 16-8 EDDIE MONEY 20-8 TANE CAIN STEVE MILLER BAND 5-3 ASIA 27-15 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 22-16 LOVERBOY KKLV/Anchorage, AK SANTANA CS&N 6-4 38 SPECIAL JOHN COUGAR D-24 SURVIVOR 1-1 ELTON JOHN 26-17 SPYS GO GO'S 7-5 ROBERTA FLACK KIM CARNES MISSING PERSONS 6-4 Art Lewis ALAN Hottest: PARSONS NICOLETTE LARSON Y94/Fresno, CA CHICAGO 5-5 KDZA/Pueblo, CO JUICE NEWTON Hottest: CS&N 5-1 Z1041Madison, WI SANTANA JOHN COUGAR 10-6 38 SPECIAL CHICAGO John McCorkle Rip Avine PAUL MCCARTNEY 7-3 Little/Hudson 3-2 TANE CAIN (dp) ELTON JOHN 19-11 TANE CAIN JOHN COUGAR A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 9-6 13-S Hottest: ROBERTA FLACK PAUL DAVIS KIM CARNES GO GO'S 18-15 KNBONacoma, WA JOHN COUGAR 11-7 MICHAEL MCDONALD FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 HERB ALPERT HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS SANTANA ASIA 22-17 ASIA 14-10 ROBERTA FLACK CHICAGO 2-2 Hottest: Bryan/Roberts SANTANA PAUL DAVIS EDDIE MONEY A-19 CS6N DON HENLEY 7-4 SURVIVOR 1-1 TANE CAIN Hottest: ASIA 10-5 KIM WGRD/Grand Rapids. MI A FLOCK OF SEAGUL CHICAGO 2-2 CARNES JUICE NEWTON SURVIVOR 1-1 Hottest: KMOK/Des Moines, IA JOHN COUGAR 17-10 AMERICA J.J. Duling STEVE MILLER BAND 5-3 KIM CARNES FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 SURVIVOR 4-1 Michael Stone A FLOCK OF SEAGUL Hottest: KQWB/Fargo, ND JOHN COUGAR 20-11 CHICAGO 4-3 SOFT CELL DONNA SUMMER 8-6 ELTON JOHN 25-18 38 SPECIAL CHICAGO 3-1 AIR SUPPLY 6-4 LOVERBOY FLEETWOOD MAC 10-7 TANE CAIN Wayne Hiller SANTANA CSEN 5-3 PAUL. MCCARTNEY JERMAINE 14-10 Hottest: GO GO'S 13-10 JACKSON KLUC/Les Vegas, NV Hottest: PAUL MCCARTNEY 7-7 SURVIVOR ELTON JOHN 38 SPECIAL ASIA SURVIVOR 1-1 1-1 17-11 Randy Lunqulst GO GO'S 12-9 JOHN COUGAR 5-2 TORONTO JACKSON BROWNE CHICAGO 3-2 JOHN COUGAR 16-10 CHICAGO 3-3 WIKS/Indianapolls, IN KIM CARNES Hottest: SANTANA PAUL MCCARTNEY 5-4 ALAN PARSONS Hottest: SURVIVOR 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 7-5 12-5 Jay Stevens HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS KSLYISan Luis Obispo GENESIS 14-12 CHICAGO 2-1 CHICAGO 2-2 GO GO'S 10-8 AMERICA Don Potter MICHAEL MCDONALD JOHN COUGAR 4-3 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-3 Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND 8-6 CS&N 6-4 WHOT/Voungstown, OH 38 SPECIAL CHICAGO 3-1 K96/Provo, UT SANTANA MEN AT WORK 13-9 STEVE Dick Thompson KANSAS MILLER BAND 5-5 CS&N 7-5 Gantry/K raddick MARCY LEVY TANE CAIN PAUL MCCARTNEY 11-7 PAUL CARRACK MICHAEL JOHN MCDONALD STEVE MILLER BAND PARALLEL THREE WCIL-FM/Carbondale, IL EDDIE MONEY 14-9 COUGAR KIM CARNES AMERICA Hottest: Tony Waitekus GO GO'S 16-10 RANDY MEISNER ROBERTA FLACK Hottest: SURVIVOR 1-1 AMERICA Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 CHICAGO 2-2 KFYRIBWrkerc k. ND AMERICA KYNO-FM/Fresno, CA 38 SPECIAL SURVIVOR 1-1 GO GO'S 18-11 JOHN COUGAR 6-5 TOTO GLENN FREY Dan Brannan John Lee Walker CSEN 4-3 ALAN PARSONS 24-16 REO SPEEDWAGON 8-7 RANDY MEISNER Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 7-6 JOHN °MICHAEL MCDONALD COUGAR 26-18 MELISSA MANCHESTE 13-1 PAUL CARRACK EVELYN KING CHICAGO 1-1 GO GO'S 10-7 ELTON JOHN D-25 WILLIE NELSON VAN HALEN CAMEO PAUL MCCARTNEY 11-7 JOHN COUGAR 18-13 U93/South Bend, IN JUICE NEWTON SPYS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 15-8 Hottest: ALAN WNAP/Indianapolis, IN J.K. Deering Hottest: SOFT CELL 2-1 PARSONS 23-16 SURVIVOR 1-1 SURVIVOR 1-1 MELISSA MANCHESTE ASIA 28-18 Larry Mago CS&N 10-6 8-6 JOHN COUGAR CHICAGO 2-2 MOTELS 10-7 GO GO'S Hottest: MELISSA FM103/Salt Lake MANCHESTE 13-8 JOHN COUGAR 9-3 LIPPS, INC. 13-8 City, UT EDDIE MONEY GO GO'S 15-10 SURVIVOR 1-1 GO GO'S 13-5 FLEETWOOD MAC 14-10 Lorraine Winnegar ASIA STEVE MILLER BAND 2-2 ELTON JOHN 14-11 DONNA SUMMER 10-8 JOHN COUGAR CHICAGO 3-3 JOAN FM102/Sacramento, CA JETT JACKSON BROWNE JOHN COUGAR 4-4 KKLS/Rapid City KFMZ/Columbla, MO RANDY MEISNER GENESIS Billy Menders GO GO'S 13-8 ShenviNPlper Steve Graziano 38 SPECIAL KIM WILDE AMERICA Hottest: Hottest: WDJXIDayton, OH SANTANA JUDAS PRIEST FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 FLEETWOOD KIM CARNES GLENN FREY MAC 1-1 Joe Dawson KIM CARNES Hottest: CS&N 4-3 CHICAGO 2-2 MICHAEL MCDONALD SANTANA PAUL SURVIVOR 1-1 MCCARTNEY 11-4 STEVE MILLER BAND POINTER RAVYNS Hottest: 5-3 SISTERS CHICAGO 4-2 EDDIE MONEY 12-8 SURVIVOR GLENN 8-5 AMERICA FREY ASIA 5-1 STEVE MILLER JOHN COUGAR 18-11 CS&N HERB Hottest: BAND 3-3 10-7 ALPERT JOHN COUGAR 8-6 MELISSA MANCHESTE SURVIVOR 17-8 Hottest: I-1 JOHN WAITE 18-12 ELTON JOHN KBBK/Boise, ID CHICAGO 23-20 W V IC/East Lansing, MI SURVIVOR 1-1 5-3 ALAN PARSONS 21-14 Bob Lee CHICAGO PAUL MCCARTNEY Tom Gilligan 2-2 9-5 JACKSON BROWNE D-15 MELISSA MANCHESTE 14-7 ALAN PARSONS 16-11 KIM CARNES SURVIVOR CS&N 12-9 ASIA 20-15 99KG/Salina, KS B.E. TAYLOR ALAN PARSONS THE FOLLOWING STATIONS STEVE MILLER BAND 17-10 Denny Collier SANTANA MOTELS WRKR/Raclne, WI TAKE CAIN DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK: IN KANSAS. WKDQ/Evansville, Steve Warren KIM CARNES DON HENLEY 38 SPECIAL Hobbs/Payne PAUL DAVIS Hottest: WNBC/New York JOHN COUGAR SPLIT ENZ TOTO SURVIVOR 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD JUICE NEWTON SANTANA Hottest: CHICAGO 3-2 WCAU-FM/Philadelphia REO SPEEDWAGON AMERICA HUMAN LEAGUE SURVIVOR 1-1 AIR SUPPLY 4-3 JB105/Providence ASIA WALTER MURPHY Hottest: CHICAGO 2-2 GLENN FREY 5-4 KEGL/Dallas TOTO GLENN FREY SURVIVOR 1-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 11-4 CS6N 6-5 Hottest: Hottest: PAUL MCCARTNEY 14-9 GO GO'S 14-7 KEEL/Shreveport SURVIVOR A-1 SURVIVOR 1-1 MELISSA MANCHESTE 17-11 JOHN COUGAR 16-9 KSTT/Davenport ALAN PARSONS A-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 2-2 ASIA 23-18 MOTELS A-3 JOHN COUGAR 10-6 JOHN COUGAR 31-23 WMEE/Ft. Wayne KKRC-FM/Slous Falls, SD KANSAS A-4 MELISSA MANCHESTE 12 - WNCI/Columbus 38 SPECIAL A-5 MICHAEL MCDONALD 24-1 WSPT/Stevens Point WI Dan Kiley Brad Fuhr WFEA/Manchester KEYN-FMIWlchita, KN WJXO/Jackson, MI RAVYNS JOE JACKSON Taylor/Pearman Ryan/Cheeks AMERICA TOTO HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS KIM CARNES ROCKETS STEVE WINWOOD MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: THE FOLLOWING STATION CLOCKS KIM CARNES (dp) HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS CHICAGO 2-1 TOTO NICOLETTE LARSON (dp) 38 SPECIAL REPORTED A FROZEN 38 SPECIAL SANTANA SANTANA REO SPEEDWAGON 4-3 PLAYLIST THIS WEEK: WALTER MURPHY (dp) STEVE WINWOOD TANE CAIN PAUL MCCARTNEY 10-5 Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: BILLY IDOL 17-8 MEN AT WORK KZFM/Corpus Christi CHICAGO 2-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 1-1 SURVIVOR 1-1 21-16 PAUL MCCARTNEY 3-2 MEN AT WORK 12-8 CHICAGO 2-2 JOHN COUGAR 9-4 LOVERBOY 14-10 FLEETWOOD MAC 3-3 ALAN PARSONS 12-9 TED NUGENT 16-14 MELISSA MANCHESTE 19-8 MICHAEL MCDONALD 26-17 JACKSON BROWNE 25-19 JOHN COUGAR 25-15

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RI00 31-26 1.1110.2 RKOV 27-24 ASIA CHICAGO »ZR 10-8 6EL1. 17-11 R011 21-19 WE.R 21-16 01E711 27-24 Only Time Will Tell (Geffen) SYT% 23-21 KJXO 10-9 0101 a-27 Hard To Say (Full Moon/WB) KVOL 22-16 LP: Asie RUIZ 26-25 1110.11 26-23 LP Summer Lovers KEEP 21-18 RIIR a-33 KMOR on 1181111111110 ROPM 2J-23 OW.1. 25-24 Reqlonal 157/8 78%IT TANE CAIN RE93 18-19 ,y 18810 94% KPYR o React 2104 29-25 PARALLELS. 117 UP 86 0Ua 22-16 DEBUTS Holdin' On (RCA) w r 1.11414 23-21 OCB6 IRE d-24 MbP2 22-19 LP: Tans Cain E 84 KF9R 17-15 KQO 20-19 20-19 6DMNH lr DO. 19 0aLYMIL1. 4-33 M MPH0 22-20 72% ADDS 8 m V4 98% O ADDS KR. 19-17 M 19-16 wrt Le!- 0110011 92FLY 27-21 99R0 28-26 Regional Parallel 1: Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant' 68/3 WRCK 27-24 RKxX 16-20 mu 12-10 9-26 Rea Oh 1 UP ssu1. KGGI 2-1 T 30-29 RGGI 29-28 KOW 29-25 and/or a KBPM d-25 ]4% 4 exert significant national influence. DEBUTS KJBB 2-1 wRCPM 21-20 R.10 a-27 2T1% a-38 ]4% 36 KIT, 15-10 BOBO 3-2 P6T 11-8 .10 24-22 AT Parallel ll: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format 89) 29-25 269 DOWN 0 RArt NiA KTBA 2-2 MM 3-3 11UBM 26-23 KIM 22-21 Llar RROR 27-19 w 426 ADDS 37 Ra. VARg KROD 5-4 KBPR 4-3 SICB 17-21 RCPX 22-18 27-19 dominant* and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel MW 1S-12 108.2 3-2 0106 KKLV 38-35 MBGYPM 17-17 71.180 30-26 KRPI 2-2 24-21 101103 26-22 R511106 4-21 221111 2-3 KCPX ROM 36-30 may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel 9IPI d-28 MGUY a-25 Kan. 5-1 2-2 YCR 22-20 010 30-30 sA501. 20-18 ROUm WB.. 3-3 K96 1-1 3-3 RDRA 24-22 96101 6-5 MAC. 17_23 OTIIt 4-3 K0M RLUC a-27 one status. 0100 20-18 YIPI 2-2 IATI 30-24 094 26-21 4.61 89] 5-2 RBKD 2-2 wax 20-12 M0 on VOYP 24-18 KITY o 96R1f 9-6 RKOK 3-1 KLUC 3-1 RY1A 4-30 B104 24-20 18WTPM 27-25 9Bß11 a-23 K LPM on 9050 17-13 Parallel Ill: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant' MPBG B. 10-4 M00 2-2 KIM a-7 «RIVA 4-29 MARY 24-18 29-24 21TMo 823. wrg O 0104 9-6 11RYR 5-2 %aYr 1-1 4-20 MOMPPl 27-24 and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some 0107 5.1105 39-3P KI. d-]1 PRO -1. 2-2 Cr. 29-21 9CIR. 21-21 MJ. 1-2 KIKI J-3 KLn. 12-12 0000 16-14 0100 a-30 1080 a 0107 3-1 secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel status. 19-15 95x1L 29-17 001106 2-2 Mn. 27-23 two MM 05101 30-21 B1an VOYP on .IGY a PoC 2-1 Ca 30-22 22. 25-21 1.08104 4-3 1480 18-15 9.05 on MFBG a MER 2-2 0100 1-1 Note: (a) Format dominance is based on the Monday -Sunday, 6AM- RX104 30-19 sell 1.80 PM a cB 40-35 1.YP 4-3 8016 11-10 aOWM YO 1.0 11101YP1. 3-5 W1 12Midnight, total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron. 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(Arista) »AS BRR100 on J%0 0 11CIR 4-4 Love NLw 29-21 OGLr 2a-22 91051 2-2 RIOA a K voLnFoe ML6 2-1 28-23 MY08 35-25 20T 3-1 2Zro 1-3 LP: Cool Night U%.Qpply confinera atours 1144410/ IOqR a B-1. 2-1 HELO 39-33 24-19 XTRA 1r2CY l-3 MM on 0111.41 4-3 5-5 KY. on RLYRn. O M. MAYA 2-2 BCY1. Kew 4-7 KP. MOCL )-1 RILL 25-21 Ills RE93 a OLOL1. 1-1 000% 3-6 ROME 4-8 RS8L55 B-5 4000 4-2 JOHN DOE 0102 WIC 39-33-II »KAM On WRKR on e -s MREV 7-ll WAX 2-10 Ktl 20-15on RO1LM 29-22 EeßE 2-1 e9i0na1 78110 iR>O Yótiaeroery .IIO 5-4 IK6 a WW a RBCDGCL 2-3 2102 4-2 .MP4-12 PxPn-306-9 RPUR »OR 2-1 UP 43 "Hit Song" (Anylabel) 1.141 28-22 26-22 41ALYM a 0102 5-3 )-8 KR15 18) 0101 ;8-22 WBC 3-2 9580r 1-3 l91 .1026 6 . IIB 4-32 K0 % a-dP KTI 3-2 LP: 159D0 4-12 KR. 18-12 '0-20 am. SYrI 4005 3-2 OPIO 1-I 431 s Hit Song N.tlenal 5108 1B-14 11C00 2-2 3-3 I 1 W. 2-5 1198 8-9 611 11 MAR. M-20 MAee1. 321 NSA DOW 119111. 20-16 R1.0M 3o-2º 158182 MIBE 4-1 Regional Summary 0M1. 8-13 KORO II -25 29-21 M.0R1. 5-4 31% ADDS IO 100125 44 % AlY20 KIM RE93 14-10 OrT RIDD WIT 13-14 YLYT 11-11 O 6-) BOLA I7-ll w2A1 VOI 2-3 90U 3-1 Ranch Up 51 BEOR on MRCK on 1680 on K5n on KLARTI 2-2 80V0 3-3 MX 2-1 92PLY 4-4 92% 7-9 99lO10 6-63-5 KO U( B-25 KR%LM 22-18 1104 22-17 KPSE NOLO KRU 2-2 10.F 1-1 E 33% Debuta 20 M 5-9 M.% 3-4 9950 3-5 RYYO 22-14 RFYR on a-35 1.100 1-1 IMAM 26-17 RCP% E-36 RBLY on K 1 2-2 YYRf 4-3 ROW I1-15 a MIIWM on Seine 4 »LI 5-1 1002 5-6 KOBE a-29 I8F 3-3 ROMO K )e1. 3-2 M 21% YCB a KBKD On KDM e KIWI 3-3 WICPM 5-6 IRI 27-22 KELD a-25 astri KIEV a VIUM 8-23 KYYA on KI00 2-2 Rlfl 1-1 S 58% Down 0 5-9 0103 d-23 01161,1 23-19 2.wRec-39 osto d-29 OMM 1.r -r AG. -22 KOLE on KleC 28-14 ROI055 1-3 Adda KC101 2-1 KRtd 20-15 OoRp 3-3 aert KI% 29-27 W 19% 25 R100 4-27 KE2R 1-1 BEER 1-1 »UR 3-3 YIeYrM 3-1 RYBOM 20-17 ROI 1-3 16-13 1.M 21-18 8100 1-1 RRO11 a 1045 6-4 MM MIV9 4-3 0101 1-1 21128.1 EB 2-5 Y94 8-8 BLYT 22-17 80FT 29-21 %TM 3-3 WDX 21016 14-11 wA16 1-1 KVOL 2-2 1226M 0106 4-4 RIDD 5-5 ROM 92% on 2AZ01. 21-18 KCYR 3-2 MI Fol6-330 061060 wrle 3-4 1.102 5_5 100 4-4 SUi MCILM d-ll RIIK 5_5 0100 20-28 101212IA 11-16 RIOT 29-24 Rm 2-1 . wERZYM 10-20 KGGI 5-9 RATI 5-6 KrA 10-5 BICA 2-1 SUY1. 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K104 d-34 196 0-29 NSOK 19_13 KKLB 16-11 KOLA on YKREM 26-19 Mlpl 12-8 KOLA 18-14 119M 24-17 «ES d-38 MyT . 2100 19-16 96. 35-31 DONNA SUMMER KYYA a K101 31-24 MTI 19-17 0RY 24-21 National WHM 12-9 MM1.81,226-20 102E a MME 8-7 KTYA 14-12 92FLYLY 21-19 88520 1116 II-ie WÇLY 11-6 138 12 67% Love Is In Control,.. (Geffen) ROLE 11-10 KICK 16-960BP13 HSact UP `l9 a-20 ILM 34-29 RITY a MT 20-15 F 15-11 14-12 LP: Donna Summer 72, 1 KSETPM a 01.1 d-2 5 .000SKNAeR 19-9 18-16 MTICFM S r..83I ROKO 26-22 9988 18-13 14 14-I1 5, E ADDS 2 BIXC. yT a F 58% 16-13 L 21-11 118/1 .../ .../ MOTELS KC101 n,X 19-14 6-5 Summary YAT 2]-18 9602 24-16 UP 96 18-12 Only The Lonely (Capitol) e]A6rM ROD 8 .BO DEBUTS 3 WALD 19-14 MM 6 114. KHFI K 14 K6PZ e-12 64 Four 0106 28-25 2 LP: All One 0E11 18-11 9PU 6-12 M103 3-5 DOWN RrYCR d-23 ADOS KAM 0_15 KRKLK 18-13 I;P 0IX 10-14 K96 )-9 Y91 22-1] Y 14-9 1AB7 KROK 5-4 Y6KD 1ç-22 7/1'9717K 10-13 17-13 KIDD 6-30 K02 22-16 13-20 KLUC I 8711 sunm CE 10-6 MW KWFM 2-6 48% :=y M102 18-17 9111A 96. 12-15 on KRO 8882714 9-6 UP 16 15-10 28418 MJ41 - KBBF '100 110GI 27-25 894 6-6 T7 8104 7-14 50. DEBUTS MTI 21-16 1X 66M 6-9 ' 22-16 y1 24-17 8104 10-I0 MK6E 21-18 KCPX 20-16 TOTO STEVE WINWOOD SAME 1] 1Á 0L100 s-5 BND 7-9 OMMEB0 16-I1 KOZE 14-8 ri)810-. 15-I3 DOWN 69 YP 5-5 m1YT 28-23 (Columbia) 21 KBBK 12-11 0107 10-11 ..y. 8-13 aut 990771 Make Believe Still In The... (IS/and/WB) O(1 ADOS K1TYFLM d-40 KIKI 7-7 P0C 8-16 WAXY 11-11 8-8 10-7 KITY LP ..Toto IV LP: Talking Back To The Night CPTR 9-9 2103 13-15 eur WBENM 29-24 MIEI 24-18 KZ.1 CHUM 2-3 105 6-5 1-1 t MACK á8-25 WNOT 7-12 ROY 15-14 mmoo 5-13 YIGY 7-8 B. 1-15 30-11 128/28 82% 96LI -5 MYM 5-6 B106 -25 fna(1y CKIOI 5-5 15_== K KOD J1-19 Reginal Stonal CAC. 2-7 OCIIM MII.RU 2 9113] 17-13 88111 33% RX80 7-16 6M UP 20 13-19 11.93KC101r M 2-10 BM 19-15 22Re9nnal g 01 6-12 DEBITS 111Br MPBT 13-7 Cr. 7-5 MJ60 9-4 [c559 BV6[P 54at E"271 _ 112 7100 13-22 óR. 8-21 M10lIBPn61-] 12-9 ÿA613 13-11 1IX%X 17-19 9] 9- 10307 759 © SME 21 6 369 10 6-13 10-10 M220 C10M 29-23 T1% 0105 Kl -1 ( wAw 9-11 100 10-12 IR10211 10-7 K10F on 1ACZ 9-1-7 M 609 IpM,1y p po96 0 NiAj 9-9 `.1BIGl918GIa WIP19-27 M00 W 59 w 71 WR6 11 Y91 10-12 9.M.12 a95. 1011111 W.F 8-5 elOT 38-2`. ADDS 29 10-14 inani .102 30-18 96CY 10-11 MPBG 5-32 WAYS 1i-18 MJDK 9-4 894 9-1 142.1 9-11 293 1101311.1 35-30. WIN 13-16 M 9-9 2103 8-20 14-12 0100 9-] 81 04 7-6 KTM 8-5 r0 6-5 62 WCIR 3-2 . MLS-M 13-16 M ,_10 WFOX 7-9 2100 2-2 LYP 11-10 KSETFm d-25 Bo1.M -. -8 KIROD I4-.6 .103 617 195 15-K2 95%I1. 11-11 C91.M 11-24 MRIX 0-13 80 6-I0 W2M2M 11-8 KINT I] 1 ] 0101 6-9 F - 30 0- ..9.913-1 86X 4-6 W182 5-5 0105 13-i MARY IB-16 K8.1e MKCC I% 8-,T - 5-5 1 7-6 61105 9612111 KIN,19-12 KAO MANS. 3-7 NPLB 13-9 21-20 g 1.1X d -l9 CIME 97 5-6 9 B-1 01027-7 WXLI( 1-9 9.16MI 91100 2-I M. 897 e W. RAAB M8WY3ºoWn MESr MIME 10-14 NPw 6-8 KTI 9-11 6-6 01001 6 -fi 0104 5-5 KROK d-25 on BenM KM II -8 POINTER SISTERS KYKB 8-B 0909 14-13 1860 3-2 2102 9-5 426n. d-37 MME d-29 MJBO d-ll WBEN. d-35 MOKI 000-26 wW0B0 a 13-15 3 811.11.182.OV MARE. MM. 8-10 1010. 19-18 M100 25-13 95S. 2-1 891 WJDX 27-24 142. e 6KÑO-26 OIlT G o 940 16-17 MAKI 6-6 W2 American... (Planet/RCA) 8PDX 19-14 MIOY a-30 -28 d_27 MCIP on NORD 8-13 KKILL 5-8 C0 3]-30 .101 23-18 8104 d-28 K.106 a MB 195 -7 2103 12-23 ÿC00 14-12 l3 10 XTM 13-I1 mg 2R 6_l BINM 1-10 5-5 P.I. on 14001. 0-25 ".99 35-22 BJ105 WACº 8-6 LP: So Excited WSE 28-25 YO1P. d-36 11 5! 02Y% 5-11 MVIC a-8 KOIL. 7-13 Yß11 0n WAYS 26-22 CPTR a 0100 28-27 BO 072M YS6X 28021 0001 9e01110.19 FM100 10-13 9968 24-29 MDCG N 16-11 MCIR on KOBE 8-8 WJ%0 8 -Il KPUp 6-9 16-1} M.ri d-28 MW6M O4 30-23 WBG 30-40 M6EZ 19-15 WOLF 21-17 08Y111 0104 e l8 KIMM 6-8 N.R J-) /101 6-10 "MT MIMYM d -JO 11Lw a^ 11. 14692 16-23 TM/ WR21-17 Wm. 18-11 9 8AEV on Reg ional 168/8 77% 183umiary KLLP 8-8 RIIK 7-6 KVOL 6-12 BJ105 37-10 1411112168 M-.97-9IN M000 11-12 «MN KILE 28-34 00N11 9580e on ReaC6 101. 136AlI111 12-10 -14 293 d-30 W1200 d-30 111441114246,31.9M46,31.9MMFOX CALM 6-6 11-19 OP 111 5-7 12-11 30-25 on ne R8T9 KRLA 21-20 M80.11 30-34 FOIE. 940 29-27 CK101 d-40 4 IOLFM 9-9 IOSSX 0-17 8.102 12-12 DEMI.6 .MM 7-11 9.16.12 KPUR 19-14 0 101 30-15 MGCL d-26 gg MC 4-29 K. 15-12 96B0 n2B MZ2R 20-22 0000 18-27 )59 23 ZOK 2-] a WAEV K! d-34 660 1/1106721 15-31 R=IBM 7-] 11141111112 0101 24-17 A9616.12 on MJXO a-29 689 POM128 11 i6-23 KOL.-98-11 .100 0102 2-2 MITE 7-9 g E102 16-33 WINWIN on 00 7-7 .1a4 a-27 M4. WIIFRon YKTI M 861 ® ADDS 2 661112106Y1KM .-13 -10 11191111182 WOLF 10-12 111124191 958GP d-29 MYIfb a MBC19I 4-3 KFRC 8-] Y.LR26-20 -EMon W812 d-25 on KKOV 14-18 e 0P1 on MOV on WPHD 6-11 KMP d-1011 7 KK. 3-4 XTM 1)-l4 7-15 8.6 d-19 1413 38-34 MGK 29-24 16.1r YCRO 9-10 ROI.. 22-23 MgKR KYTX 18-17 2104 8-6 KMLM 19-1] X WOX o .ZR 21-16 on 9861911 18-14 M 9-12 H-2wTRwon,61X B<0 a-40 1412 e .Ye. 022R 7-11 K.. 14-19 KG 11-I5 SICLE 13-9 .BO121210 16-13 T 8-10 .moo 3-5 1A21M 6-30 SMN 18-27 NKDO 18-16 MA2YM 15-13 YB CY 16-20 MIS. on KYYX on R293 23-16 KVOL on .11R. 6-8 WVIC 8-3 0101 21-29 V100 8-6 MPS 1,2C -18 KOKO la -I1 YCILM 10-8 WELS a 0103 a .FLY 18-I5 0 9J t-6 5-I1 0103 MKT e WCa o 419A11 d-29 1111.8 10-11 6.R e 11-19 17-15 M CK 5-8 KRY1O6 8-8 MUT 15-14 1NIO SC d26 WKLK R118 9-13 6-13 9.16M. 000 6213 op-29 R118.1MA . 1;1 mura 10-10 MT 4-10 9P8f 8-19 YMOT 25-17 9910 9-4 111.1. W88X on MYK6 110.1 PC 5-3 R11K 6-7 2Y1 MLYT 1-12 a 2K91B-14 I 13-11 KDW 25-14 a-30 96R 93X 6-6 . 3-5 nases a-30KILE 13100 15-18 KIOA 12-22 KFYP 9-17 KITT 34-33 26-24 .. 31-18 YALYPM on M 1 11 -IO 1421.14 10-9 -y KDN/ 5-8 SI KR on K. .M JO -26 1016 11-18 60. 11-16 1111e 10-12 KLUc -17 MHy 9101A KLM 3-2 6-1 KPI d-29 a-xs KSEL. W.I?9.M4. KGGI a 14021.4 22-19 8-16 W. w KINY 10-11 MAO 12-11 100 10-15 enMIME. 1,-33 .0 1PsTV.NPM 8`11 91912 KK%029-22 6 U.S.manRPUP a-26 6910 --25 2809176 13-19 010.6 636 NIKI 22°21K10D WHFM 30-27 .FI ]3-9 .YT 0106 6-10 6-5 KKLV 33-28 0.112d-39 a MIME 19-17 E1K on -24 .Z 6-IB 5-5 9-10 - 9A2 92FLY 25-22 0.0 9.81.1r 0 96. 71 10- 9 5 6-6 5-8 KIDD 22-19 K6LY 13-15 KRK, d-28 M BT 38-34 A,.35-2] KM. W1 K.11 11-11 042F>a16 KI. 3wT N-16 Im1% 1 -115 K KDLA 17-15 011001, d-27 MI2AC11M a P10 - -17 2-0 R11,V 5-5 M102 15-13 06Lß 09-J6 0221% cm 11.27d-34 16-15 14112 KROK lJ-6 KK. 16-26 wBLI 22-18 MTI 26-20 18922 YIGC 25-21 -14 RCEIN KGG/ 9-5 RTM d-21 OVIC a-33 MOT 093 5-10 UPIIP 11-13 11 MTICM 6-5 ROLE 10-9 25-22 110011 KOLA 6- 6 6 ñ 1-1, RY2% d-29 YWK 0 nrM4r MAT 8-8 .LV 3-e CF. 1l-9 KGGGID 12-12 AN. E1-15 32-23 R.1I 37-21 JD% WF K2Tñ 6-12 x600 -3 KIMN a I(II11 a MME MAP 10-10 MOU B-12 kGII 1a-30 8-6 mIyLFM K.106 17-16 KTSA 16-.5 6-0 KSLP 23-19 MIX d -e9 35-32 R91.V d-40 MAY I1-ll 16-15 14100 13-11 14.0 10-8 2E .IO a-36 RSLY 0-2] 92FLY 18-11 89011 riM YP 15-13 VOUS 19-15 R293 4-20 MIS 206 1112.31.11112.31.116-1s LdB AM d-40 940 25-25 01 96M -]4 K., 1Y ROSE 15-15 MTI0nI1-10 IMAN d-30 6PT a M-20 2103 20-16 9.11 23-21 1012.11d-29 1811411112 KENNY ROGERS SURVIVOR 0Y2 8J105 22-17 WAO 16-15 9142 MCIL. a I3011P. 1)-1 6 Turr1.,. a-40 M0 00 20-22 Love Will (Liberty) Eye Of... (Scotti Bras/CBS) M.D on 91162 d-26 Y Cß101 12-12 IR 24-22 KRNA d-22 0MI111 on17-17 MIRM 37-29 K91U e 01180 20-20 95%1L 19-19 LP: Love Will Turn You Around LP, Eye Of The Tiger MT.Y d-26 KIDD on 99KG a 16-16 .VV KBLO 26-24 .101 92FLY d-30 KWI 30-27 a WALTER MURPHY NOM 22-20 saune L 25-21 National »CR d-30 KJM d-30 Y00M' 20-17 d-37 AI Themes From E. T. (MCA) 31-16 0.3 i00ai 16112 75% R.gion.l ary MT .BO on W9.. MBCY 11-15 1ACV 19-15 Re., 18511 82% WPST d-0 .M d-30 MWÿA56 on 2102 23-23 RanchUPS 13 KOl 33-20 KCPX 39-10 958GP 18-14 89% DEBUTs 0 K.W ECG 21-16 0106 d-29 .103 d-28 ItRLV d-32 64. 18 B. SAME 113 96E. 18-13 WFOX 15-25 TCP d-30 .LY 28-26 KSAR. 22-2I Fi al% Pl 969 MRO d-32 MOI 20-18 21CO2 16-13 DOWN 2 DMIN 58 099 d-37 KRLA:_Ia M939 M 85, d-33 KLUC 25-22 69116 WISE 1-is ADOS 2 ADDS 1 34% WCSC 7-7 N40-3011L. 280 on RA1)E W... 18-16 MF. 14-10 KI1871 20-19 WXLK YT Real,304 27-35 16-30 . 6 11 K,00 34-32 BOOM W® 6-5 WOLF 18-13 KH11.1 23-2, E 31 KFRC 36-21 1015IK5815 [ .,00 1YK8 14-13 10119433-16 M 204 NiA[ 18-13 KKM 1 on .8E 1i-10 .LWE 1-26 MTIX 23-19 116. ara w 041 ADDS 15 KITY i-1 RSP2 1-1 8100 19-17 KLUC 12-11 1111011881KI I)-11 g B97 31-IB 1 SA -1 RBPKK XTM 11-10 KOILM 13-12 RAIT KIIOK 23-16 KRO 14-5 MOI 1HLtPM 6~ 1-1 KCNR 16-10 KNYT 17-1E 15-10 KPUR 16-15 10-9 KR 1-KR. 121% 13-16 1ºº1 PO 0110311-2 1M2M on YKPR 14-13 0101 14-15 W0M 10-9 KIM 13-11 RIKI c W. 1-1 18-17 .PI ;-` K96 5-5 d-33 1U. M11. 11 -ID .01.12, 0 MBmIM 16-23 MJO% 13-8 MBM. 1-1 MItD 1-1 KIOM 19-18 KIIK 22-19 GPWIPI 12-20 1.106 11-7 IPI l-1 MT Iÿ 514 1-3 g)MKEL 0103 18-13 MUC CiP OMM KIIK B-5 1194 212-8 0300 ib-15 9692 1-10 897 1- KRO 1- PR KOPA TS -32 9.81M1 WI OM 13-12 11101 22-17 MLK 17-31 1194 1-1 KLLP 15-13 KPOK 4-3 .YT 3- R 1TY e 16-16 .XLM 15-11. MPGC 7-4 10-7 8.2 8104 1-1 MJ80 on MT. MPMF I-3 KIKI 1 WIFI e 1YT 10-4 16 -II KrYR 17-15 1-lJ .S. 1-3 KG. a .MM MM .YF 1- FBM a NZOK e-18 76-14 2301 19-13 1380 20-16 PRO-. J-3 IGY a »MN K . 106 -5 MYIM TIOX a 2104d-28 REWX 21-17 8J105 12-24 8-7 0107 -2 WAB9. l-1 % e-19 0^ WT MI 13-11 KL6 I1-20 293 10-7 0600 12-12 ee1B 16-14 eEGC 1-2 M2YP 1-1 W1Ja. on MO1PM on 293 m WMF 19-19 WSPT 8-18 91011-10 06101 10-9 OFBG 12-6 CFTR 1-1 MUY. 1-1 m WOK. 1. -IG 224 12-10 0105 11-11 9680 15-11 MCIR 7-13 CHUR 1-1 10. i-2 GM101.0 on »MM P 13-9 1.9.4r W11DO 14-13 MCILM 33-32 M100 22-21 05XIL 12-12 CKC41 1-1 03 -4 JB0 1-3 BJ105 08-31 M1M 21-18 0104 KOKO 21-24 0611. 21-14 A1.12í1 104 13-9 w 30-8 8J105 1-i RGU I-3 VIOL. on 11100 o on WTRT TO -l9 WLTT 26-25 9910 17-16 6. 1619 MDOO 4-9 Y ;-, d-2] 9lPLY 17 -II eGCL nWECO.101 36-30 1.1.9 CKLM 12-12 80111 15-11 01210111 WB. 12-17 0302 29-26 311 18-14 a on WX 21-20 I(BAO 21-11 YUrt 24-22 293 1-1 010X o MMLI 2]-22 111107 M41 .104 8-11 WHEB 1-1 el -29 WOCL MAEV 16-8 1-1 19942066º 21-17 WAYS ;-6 940 08162-2 MFBG I on MIBE o MTIC. 16-15 16IX M6 G -6 8.102 17-17 2100 1-1 l-1 WOMPFM 1-1 MC.0 WFLB on C4.421413-12 BA. 4 BEARTI 28-25 28-33 K.,'7-7K 9.1 2 M EL 16-12 9589P 25-19 95 1-1 d-30 16-20 1-211C - KRLA on 10.211.1.1 on 101 10-10 1100% 12-10 IR SIGNIFICANT ACTION 19-22 KOSA 15-13 YRIX 14-12 0105 3-3 MOUT -1 95x1L1-1. YYMIXEl(S d-36 21-17 0160. 9 t] 26-22 6P6T KEARTI 18-18 MC00 17-14 RIUp I6-15 MTI 14-13 WCBC 10-8 MAYS 1-1 0220 2-2 K1I6M on .9sI9.1 o 8UJ]M IS -13 PIBE 2-4 KIDD 1;-16 RYYA 13-15 .I 20-17 WANSFM MMeer LG l-1 the Page K a n AEB IO 15 Continued from Inside Back .2R o .110316-12 K026 12-15 OHM le -15 W101(. 25-369-8 1rIJ 15-8 i 1-3 10M on OI06 9801. KINN on RGGI 18-17 11I00 17-11 12100 10-6 10141 15-12 6 1-2 MOOK 1-3 .711.1 a-dp ...S..0103 MTCR 14-11 on KJRe 18-15 26e9 4-3 WOLF 7-7 L6 -M 1-2 BC 4-1) 0104 1-1 101.l MKRLM 16-14 KOPA on d-28 11100 22-20 17116 17-17 CM 1-1 JERRY REED "She 11 WOW 38-32 MMM. MM% 1-3 MAEV 1-3 Got The Goldmine Got The Shaft)" (RCA) 17/1 2LP KDO a 11104 26-26 111.2 18-16 AILE L. 5-6 PMU d_JO MMe. 1-1 8102 1-i Mow: Up 2, De1364 0, Sena 14, Down 0, Ade. 1, WAC2, KOLA on, KF10n, WJDX 23-21, WZYP 07.133108 on, ROM 19-16 KOtLM 216 20 KBEO 1-1 Nu2.0d-30 16-13 M41RM 1-, 5-10 WOK/ on, WNOK-FM 0n, WGH on, KBBK on, KIKI on, WOIR 167, K11E on, 981(0 on, KSLY an. M.1. 1788 12-10 9-8 RPUP 12-8 1004 1-1 95199 1R SM 8-1 NWFOXX 3-1 111.1 0101 15-8 0102 CLASH "Should I Stay Or Should I 17/0 20-18 211K 20-17 6-10 96w 1-1 M,G1 t Go" (Epic) 1111. e 14x4 22-19 XIOA 13-8 10701. 16-7 wKTI -1 Mow: Up 8, Debut 1, Same 7. Down 0, Ade* 0, W7LC 7-24, KRLA K100 613, g 1..1. WISE 1-2 on, WPHD on. WPST 3478, 01030 14-8 10M 6-5 WLB 1-5 WKRZFM 0041 KZFM on. KSET-FM 630. WRVO 2618, WJXO 1618, WACZ an, WILY on. WFBG on, WSPT K96 7 27-25 A 19-15 KMV 9-9 9.16.12 114S 001.7 6-11 18-12, WCIL-FM 24-18. WAR d-27 on 1-10 K2LV o K2L .M. 8-5 MORD 1-1 WOLF 2-3 302 d-30 MO a BILL WKmeMA l-5 9.11,11 13-10 KEARTB 1-1 WIER MYKB ;-, CHAMPLIN "Sere" (Elektrel 17/0 MMIC. d-24 RCBN a36 11. Ded1U 18-11 KRLA 1-1 wIE s - Mow: UP 0. Seme 6, Down 0, Adda 0, WIFI on, WLOLFM on, WAEB 2218,1(104 35-33, V100 112Kr..M 39-33 17-1e16.23 KKOV 2614, 1 KOMB 223 10081, 5-4 21-16 .1 1-1 WX0 2-5 KILE 3-6 Y103 3629 CO 101 4937, KJ100 21.113. WZZR 37-31,010A 2624, WLYT an, KSKD on-dp. 96XIL WFOX on. 29-2 6 .LO 12-8 3633. IMAM..IMAM..Kr MR00 9-8 6II8. 1-1 W. ]-1 ...PA -1 CHEAP TRICK NP U93 24-23 .RC. 27-18 K100 1-1 MAKX 4-3 "If You Want My Love" (Epic) 16/1 1401 6.1 1-4 Moves: Up 6. 06244 2, Serna 1, Down 6, Adde 1. WLS, ROKO I3-9 «KIN 13-9 KAC 1-1 KIIK 2-1 KPUR 1- 63108 3428. WSS 18-12, WAMS -FM 17-13. W VIC d-10, W.R 7-6 0122 on 96KR 7-7 8100 5-5 WILY 17-15. WOMPFM 1615, WZY0 d-28, WSPT 149. W6PT 0301 3-3 .1 12-9 92X a-24 18-13 KM 1-1 K14K 3-4 JOE COCKER Et JENNIFER WARNES "Up Where We Belong" (Island/Atco) 14/6 MT.' 18-15 MI. 6-6 MLY. 14-8 ACKR 4-1 KOM 8-14 1111019987 Mow: Up 2. Dealte 3, Seme 3 Down O. Adda 6. WFBR, WKEE, WfiLI 18-16 MIOT 15-10 MCILM 25-19 K52x 2-5 KRAV 6-4 KHFI, WOK/, WFOX, KWLO. 1100 on. KC101 2626, WPST d-30. 0103 633, KJRB 2825, KFYR 20-16 21120 11-9 RIME 1-1 16M. 5-8 on, WRKR 632. MDPCMRM 7-4 van 9986 15-10 KIM 1-2 WLOK 9-10 LOVERBOY "Lucky Once" (Columbia) 14/5 6-5 0103 7-3 2104 1-1 Moves. Up 6, Debut. 0, Seme 3. Down 0, Adda 5. 133106, WSSX, WORD, WLVT, WZYCL CKGM 3633, WVCR on, 4NNFM 12-8 MAX 13-14 1142 KOPA l-1 IMAM 1-1 WJXO 1410, KKXX on, WACZ 27.21, WOMPFM 3631, 0104 25-18, WCIL-FM KFMZ 23-20. NAEB 6-3 K.O. 12-11 K.LP 2-2 WIK6 1-1 01.1-d37. 0106 13-11 T94 14-13 KEN1 15-14 MIAP B-5 PETE TOWNSHEND "Face Dances Pert Two' (Atco) 14/O w2CR 16-12 KIDD 23-17 .LV 36-29 1-3 Moves: Up 3, Date. 3, Seme B, Down 0, Adda 0, 9614 2625, CHUM 2623. 0100 an, KEZR d-24, WPHD 2605, 131112. 33-21 .302 13-10 98LY 7-6 YK00 1-I KSET-FM on, KINT 628, WIKS on. KCPX an, FM103 an, WZYO WSPT liKEE SCIIN 15-7 on, on, WCILFM on, KFMZ 621. 13-13 241 15-15 093 1 FOUR V100 5-3 WA 20-18 KOLA 14-12 1000 1-2 TOPS "Sad Hearts" (Cesablanca/PolyGrern) 11/7 .BO 17-16 .TI 11-7 YLYT 1-1 Moves. UP 0, Dealte 0, Seme 4, Down 0. Adda 7, WXKSFM, WJDX, WOK/. WAEV, WCGO, WFIB, KOZE, 0891718 1171 16-14 1076 10-9 0AR 1-2 92X 1-3 FM100 on, KIKI 04 on, WCSC on, WFOX en. 1482 7-5 K0E6 13-11 0020 1-3 Mnf% l-1 JOHN WAITE "Change" 11/1 KITY 21414 Al. 15-14 W DlM 3-6 MWT 2-2 (Chrysalis) Move.: Up 4. DaGM.0, Seme 8, Down 0, Adda 1. 116A 11-11 WRY 1-1 W. 1-I WSSX, WLOLFM on, KSETFM 22-18, WZZR on, W3X0 24-22, KKOD 22-19 92FLY 1-1 WIKS on. KBBK on, KSELFM 2622, KRNA on, KFMZ 1612, KENI on. WRCII 1-1 ARETHA FRANKLIN "Jump To It" )Arista) 10/8 NT 1-3 KKLV 1-1 Mow'. Up 3, 0e66K8 0, Seme 1, Down 0, Adda 6, PRO -FM. Kí00, KINT, FM100, 96í4F, KVOL WXKSFM 1612, KFRC 3527, WTIC-FM 3928, 0B1.0 on. COnenaed On Naft Column

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WALTER MURPHY "Themes From 'E.T.' " (MCA) 69/15 OMSTEVE FORBERT "When You Walk In The Room" (Nemperor/CBS) 36/12 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 11, Seme 31, Down 0, Adds 15, WIFI, KZZP, KITY, KBFM, WTIX, WJDX, WSEZ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/2, Light 24/10, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 12, WLTA, 97AIA, KJR, WKAZ, KEYN-FM, WKDQ, KKXX, (RO, WGUY, WIGY, KPUR, KENI. WAFB, WRVR, WOUE, KKRD, WWNR, KSEL, KBOZ, (SRO. Medium: WWYZ, KEY103, WSRZ, WKZE-FM, KRBC, TANE CAIN "Holdin' On" (RCA) 68/37 WLVA, WORG, WDAY, WJON, KFQD. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 37 including WBEN-FM, WLOL-FM, KRLA, KEZR, XTRA, WALTER MURPHY "Themes From 'E.T.' " (MCA) 35/7 WYCR, G100, WOKI, KIOA, WIKS, KIDD, WIGY, KSEL-FM, WAZY-FM. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 21/3, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WRIE, KCEE, WLVA, WJBC, (FOR, STEVE WINWOOD "Still In The Game" (Island/WB) 66/11 WJON, KISN. Heavy: WDEF. Medium: WYNY, WSB, 97AIA, KEX, KEY103, WHBY, KBOI, KUGN, WWNR, WKZE- Moves: Up 20, Debuts 12, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 11, Q103, WLAN-FM, WKRZ-FM, WJXQ, KGGI, WJBQ, 0104, FM, WEIM, WCTC, KRBC, KSEL, WORG, KBOZ, KRLC, KRNO. WYKS, WSPT, KDVV, KCBN, 96KX 30-26, WLOL-FM 30-25, KEZR 21-16, KKXX 30-24. In JUICE NEWTON "Break It To Me Gently" (Capitol) 33/33 KIM WILDE "Kids In America" (EMI America) 64/1 LAI Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/10, Light 21/21, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 33, WLTA, WSB, WARM98, Moves: Up 37, Debuts 1, Seme 19, Down 6, Adds 1, WNAP, 195 18-16, WGCL 28-22, KFI 5-5, XTRA 12-8, KIMN WICC, WWYZ, WGY, KEY103, WSGN, WSLI, WRVR, WHBY, WHBC,WHIO, KMBZ, WFMK, KKRD, KBOI, KUGN, 23-20, WRCK 21-17, KROD 26-20, WZYP 27-24, CK101 25-19, KIIK 23-20, Z104 25-19, KQKQ 27-23, WACZ 4-3, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WKBR, KRBC, WDEF, KSEL, WORG, WJON, WBOW, KBOZ, KRLC, KBAI, KRNO, KISN, (SRO. WSPT 17-10. BILLY PRESTON "I'm Never Gonna Say Goodbye" (Motown) 33/9 MISSING PERSONS "Words" (Capitol) 63/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/1, Light 21/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 9, KMGC, WENS, WIBA, KBOI, WKBR, Moves: Up 27, Debuts 4, Same 28, Down 1, Adds 3, KIMN, 0103, WAZY-FM, WXKS-FM 8-8, PRO-FM d-20, WJON, KBAI, KRNO, KRKK. Medium: KEX, KEY103, WGAR, KKUA, KSL, KRBC, KSEL, KFQD, KBOZ. KEARTH 9-9, XTRA 4-4, WTIC-FM 22-18, (SET-FM 12-9, CK101 27-20, KKXX 6-4, WGUY 27-17, WYKS 36-26, FLORENCE WARNER "Only Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 31/0 KFMZ 20-17, KCBN 34-26. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 16/0, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLTA, KSL, WWNR, WLVA. GENESIS "Paperlate" (Atlantic) 61/1 Medium: KEX, KEY103, WQUA, KBOI, KUGN, KKUA, KWAV, WEIM, KRBC, WCHV, WDAY, (FOR, WJON, Moves: Up 22, Debuts 2, Seme 17, Down 19, Adds 1, WNAP, WIFI 12-10, 0107 11-9, WLOL-FM 16-13, KBEQ KFQD, KBOZ, (TWO. 23-12, KZFM 10-10, KROD d-31, BJ105 19-13, WGRD 14-12, WZZR 34-18, KIIK 28-22, 95XIL 7-5, WCIL-FM 30-27, SURVIVOR "Eye Of The Tiger" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 30/4 KKLV 16-15. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 16/3, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WTAE, KS94, WAAY, KRKK. Heavy: ROBERTA FLACK "I'm The One" (Atlantic) 60/15 WYNY, KOY, WHEN, WSGN, WOWO, KSLQ, WSKY, KCMG. Medium: WROR, 3WS, 55KRC, WAFB, WHHY, Moves: Up 22, Debuts 8, Seme 15, Down 0, Adds 15, WBEN-FM, B104, KIIS-FM, B100, KYYX, KZZP, Q106, WGAR, 610TVN, WTRX, WQUA, WMHE, WCHV, KSEL, WROV. KROK, 2104, WLYT, Y94, WCIR, WISE, WAZY-FM, KSLY. QUEEN "Calling All Girls" (Elektra) 60/6 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 3, Same 30, Down 1, Adds 6, KTSA, WTIX, G100, WOMP-FM, KOIZ-FM, KKXL-FM, CHUM 12-8, WGCL d-29, WKEE 36-29, KKFM 21-18, 95XIL 37-32, KVOL 26-22, 99KG 36-33, KKLV 34-30, KDZA 34-29. BARRY MANILOW "Oh Julie" (Arista) 53/6 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Moves: Up 15, Debuts 13, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 6, KRLA, WAEB, WTIX, KJ100, WKFR, KATI, WBEN-FM 38-26, WPGC d-25, KOPA 30-27, WTRY 30-27, KC101 21-17, WPST 36-31, V10029-24, WJDX 25-22, WTSN 19-17, KSLY 24-20. STEVE MILLER BAND "Abracadabra" (Capitol) 29/3 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 19/3, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds3, WROR, 97AIA, KBOI. Heavy: KEY103, WAFB, WSGN, Y106, WOWO. Medium: KOY, WHEN, WHHY, WGAR, WFMK, KSLQ, WMHE, KYUU, WSKY, WCHV, KSEL, KCRG, KCMQ, KPAT, WBOW, KRKK. JOE JACKSON "Steppin' Out" (A&M) 25/0 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 13/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. WFMK. Medium: SM95, WSRZ, KOB, KKUA, WWNR, KRBC, WSKY, WORG, WBOW, KRLC, KRKK. NMJUICE NEWTON "Break It To Me Gently" (Capitol) 48/46 ADRIAN GURVITZ "Classic" (Geffen) 19/0 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 46 including CKLW, (EARTH, KFI, KIQQ, KZZP, WKEE, KITY, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WFMK, WWNR. Medium: WFMK, WKFR, KQKQ, KJRB, WIGY, WFOX, KFYR, KENI. WCCO, (PLZ, KEY103, WHBY, WMHE, KBOI, KUGN, KCRG, WDAY, WBOW, (F0D, KBOZ, KRKK. BILLY SQUIER "Emotions In Motion" (Capitol) 48/3 RAY PARKER JR. "Let Me Go" (Arista) 17/4 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 7, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 3, CKGM, KIIK, WOMP-FM, WXKS-FM 28-23, CHUM 22-18, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KKRD, WCHV, 096, KRLC. Medium: WPST 32-26, WKEE 38-34, (INT 31-24, WSSX 22-16, WJXQ 4-3, KZ93 20-17, KCPX 29-23, WIGY 27-17, WXLK WHHY, WORG, KFQD, KBOZ. 29-24, KSEL-FM 24-19. SYLVIA "Nobody" (RCA) 16/4 MICHAEL MURPHEY "What's Forever For" (Liberty) 45/16 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/2, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WSB, KBOI, KRBC, KBOZ. Heavy: Moves: Up 11, Debuts 5, Seme 13, Down 0, Adds 16 including WPGC, KC101, WKEE, KHFI, KROK, KXX106, KEY103, WDAY. Medium: (FMK, KEX, KRNT, WORG, WJON. CK101, (X104, WOKI, KIOA, KHYT, WIGY, WXLK, (VOL, KATI. MARSHALL CRENSHAW "Someday, Someway" (WB) 14/4 RAY PARKER JR. "Let Me Go" (Arista) 43/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/3, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KOY, WHEN, KEY103, KCRG. Medium: Moves: Up 18, Debuts 2, Same 18, Down 1, Adds 4, CK101, WSEZ, KIIK, KKFM, WKBW d-19, B94 30-27, WXKS- WHHY, WSRZ, WMHE, KOB, KCMQ. FM 30-25, KBFM 14-11, WJDX 18-15, FM100 27-24, WAYS 27-20, WFOX 29-26, WFLB 18-15, KVOL 23-17, KCBN CHRISTOPHER ATKINS "How Can I Live Without Her" (Polydor/PolyGram) 13/2 31-25. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KRBC, KSEL. Medium: WJON. NICOLETTE LARSON "I Only Want To Be With You" (WB) 38/12 SANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia) 12/7 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 7, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 12, (CNR, (INT, (ROD, FM100, KJ100, WJXQ, 0104, WAEV, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/3, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WFMK, KWAV, KYUU, WEIM, WCHV, KILE, WAZY-FM, (RNA, KATI, WKBW 28-23, KEZR 1612, WTIC-FM 27-22. WORG, KRKK. Medium: WSRZ. JEFFREY OSBORNE "I Really Don't Need No Light" (A&M) 36/0 CHUCK MANGIONE "Steppin' Out" (Columbia) 12/2 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 4, Same 11, Down 1, Adds 0, B94 d-30, (EARTH 13-11, KFI 10-8, KIISFM 16-10, KFRC Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/1, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KWAV, WCHV. Heavy: WDEF. 15-13, WFBR 18-14, WTIX 39-36, B97 30-28, WDOQ 29-25, CK101 33-29, WBBQ 25-23, FM100 15-8, KHYT d-24, BOBBY CALDWELL "All Of My Love" (Polydor/PolyGram) 11/6 WFLB 32-29, KILE 39-36. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WHBC, KBOI, WWNR, WSKY, WDEF, CHRISTOPHER ATKINS "How Can I Live Without Her" (Polydor/PolyGram) 35/4 (TWO. Medium: KRLC. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 4, WNAM, KSKD, WTSN, WCGQ, KFI on, KYYX on, WPST CAROLE KING "Read Between The Lines" (Atlantic) 11/3 33-27, WKRZ-FM d-36, (INT 21-15, WJXQ on-dp, WKFR on, WCIR 27-23, KKLS on, KYYA 28-22, KOZE 30-24. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KGW, WLVA, KPAT. Heavy: WSB. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" (Geffen) 32/3 Medium: KEX, KSL. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 3, Same 9, Down 2, Adds 3, KRLA, KBFM, WYKS, PRO-FM d-19, 195 17-13, KFI 27-24, JERRY REED "She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shaft)" (RCA) 11/1 KFRC 20-15, KEZR 30-25, WBLI d-26, KITY 32-28, WTIX 15-11, WAXY 23-19, BJ106 33-26, WGUY 14-8, WFLB Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 1, WEIM. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: WHHY, 23-17. KRNT, KBOI, WWNR. LAURA BRANIGAN "Gloria" (Atlantic) 31/5 REO SPEEDWAGON "Keep The Fire Bumin' " (Epic) 11/1 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 6, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 5, CKGM, 195, (EARTH, KRLA, WHFM, WXKS-FM 9-7, Y100 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KYUU. Heavy: WSRZ, WSKY. Medium: d-14, KIQQ 33-30, WFBR 9-8, WKRZ-FM d-27, WDOQ 14-6, WAEV 29-24, 95SGF 29-25, KELO 31-22, KDZA 40-37. WHEN, WHHY, Y106, WCHV. DOLLY PARTON "I Will Always Love You" (RCA) 30/4 BOYS BAND "Runner" (Elektra) 11/0 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 8, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 4, WTIX, WHHY-FM, WGBF, KGGI, CFTR d-35, KIQQd-36, KEZR Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WCCO, SM95, KOB, WWNR, 20-14, WFBR 25-21, KTSA 30-28, (INT 29-20, WFMF 26-22, WJDX 29-25, WCIR 26-16, KPUR 30-24, KELO 26-23. WJON, (TWO. JOE JACKSON "Steppin' Out" (A&M) 29/8 MATTHEW WILDER "Work So Hard" (Arista) 10/10 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 8, KEZR, BJ106, WNAM, KSKD, WFBG, KKXL-FM, KKRC-FM, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 8/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WHBC, WWNR, WEIM, KRBC, KSEL, KCBN, WXKS-FM 27-21, WLOL-FM On, KC101 28-25, WZZR 36-32, KMGK 23-20, KIKI 27-25, KELO 29-21, WRKR WORG, KFQD, (TWO, KRLC, KRKK. 32-30. PATRICE RUSHEN "Forget Me Nots" (Elektra) 10/1 RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) 28/14 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 1, KFQD. Heavy: WFMK, WWNR. Medium: Moves: Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 14, 0106, KEZR, WAEB, V100, WJDX, BJ105, WCSC, (OFM, WMHE. WNAM, WFOX, WISE, WFLB, KWLO, (ENI, KTSA 29-24. GLENN FREY'The One You Love" (Asylum) 9/9 KANSAS "Right Away" (Kirshner/CBS) 28/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 7/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WLTA, KS94, SM95, WSRZ, WFMK, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 6, Seme 7, Down 1, Adds 14, 3WT, K104, (INT, WZYP, WSKZ, WRKQ, WSSX, WANS-FM, KUGN, KSEL, WLVA, KRLC. WIKS, KCPX, KSKD, WISE, KVOL WAZY-FM. RANDY MEISNER "Never Been In Love" (Epic) 9/5 GAP BAND "You Dropped A Bomb On Me" (Total Experience/PGM) 28/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/2, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WHEN, WAFB, WKZE-FM, WBOW, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 5, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 13, WKEE, WZYP, WHHY-FM, BJ106, WNOK-FM, WGH, WJBQ, KISN. Medium: WFMK. WACZ, 95SGF, WCGQ, KVOL WAZY-FM, 0102 17-11, KFRC 14-10. PETER McCANN "Dream Lover" (Columbia) 9/0 QUARTERFLASH "Night Shift" (WB) 28/13 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLVA. Medium: WLTA, KEX. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 4, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 13, Z93, KFI, (CNR, KYXX, 92FLY, WKRZ-FM, KSET-FM, WOUT, KSKD, WJBQ, WCIR, WXLK, WXKS-FM d-30, WIKS 25-20. ASIA "Only Time Will Tell" (Geffen) 8/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WOWO, KYUU. Medium: WHEN, WTRX, TORONTO "Your Daddy Don't Know" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) 28/3 KSLQ, KWAV. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 3, KMGK, KRQ, WJBQ, CFTR 4-4, CHUM 6-4, KEZR on, WPHD 8/2 26-24, WHFM on, WRCK on, KZFM on, (INT 37-34, WIKS 24-23, KNBQ on, 95XIL 637, WAEV on. JOHN COUGAR "Jack & Diane" (Riva/PolyGram) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/2, Light 0/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, Y106, KSLQ. Heavy: WWNR. Medium: AXE "Now Or Never" (Atco) 27/0 WSGN, WHHY, WSRZ, WSKY, KCMQ. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 0, Same 15, Down 1, Adds 0, WGCL on, KYYX on, WPST 25-21, WKRZ-FM 12-11, WHHY- In The FM 24-22, BJ105 31-28, WOMP-FM 14-12, WCIR 21-17, WAEV 26-25, WISE 32-30, (VOL 29-24, KYYA 26-24. STEVE WINWOOD "Still Game" (Island/WB) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WSRZ, WFMK, KOB, KWAV. DON HENLEY "Johnny Can't Read" (Asylum) 25/17 KIM CARNES (EMI America) 7/7 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 17 including 96(X, 0105, CKLW, WGCL, KFI, WPHD, WRCK, "Voyeur" Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 5/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WWYZ, WSGN, SM95, WQUA, KWAV, WSEZ, Z104, KIDD, KBBK, KSKD, Z102, KSEL-FM. (INT, KBAI, KRNO. WILLIE NELSON "Let It Be Me" (Columbia) 25/7 (Mirage/Atlantic) 7/1 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 7, WPGC, KOPA, (OFM, WGBF, WTSN, KFYR, KFI on, KIQQ CARLY SIMON 'Why' Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WRIE. Heavy: WBEN. Medium: SM95, KZZP 29-26, 24-20, KTSA 23-13, WTIX 36-33, KBBK on, 0104 32-28. d-38, WFBR WMHE, WBOW. CLOCKS "She Looks A Lot Like You" (Boulevard/CBS) 24/11 BOBBY VINTON "It Hurts To Be In Love" (Tapetry) 7/1 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 11, WLOL-FM, WPHD, WRCK, (INT, (X104, WZZR, KEYN-FM, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WPRO. Medium WMHE, WBOW. WFLB, KILE, KSEL-FM, (BEG on, KIQQ on, KFMZ d-23, KENI d-28. WGUY, BERTIE HIGGINS "Port O Call" (Kat Family/CBS) 6/2 SPYS "Don't Run My Life" (EMI America) 24/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, 97AIA. Heavy: WLVA. Medium: WSB, Up 8, 13, 0, 3, KZ93, WCIL-FM, on, WXKS-FM on, KIQQ on, Moves: Debuts 2, Seme Down Adds WGUY, 96KX KRNT. WPHD 29-28, (SET -FM on, (INT 35-31, WRVQ d-26, WJXQ 21-17, KMGK on, KBBK on, KSEL-FM 23-17, KFMZ 25-22. MEN AT WORK "Who Can It Be Now?" (Columbia) 6/0 JOSIE COTTON "He Could Be The One" (Elektra) 23/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WHHY, WSRZ, WFMK, KWAV. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 7, WXKS-FM, KINT, CK101, WGH, WGLF, (VOL, KCBN, Y100 SOFT CELL 'Tainted Love" (Sire/WB) 6/O on, KRLA on, KIQQ on, WPST d-36, WKRZ-FM on-dp, WJXQ on-dp, KBBK on, KENI d-30. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: GR55, Y106, 610TVN. HUMAN LEAGUE "Love Action (I Believe In Love" (A&M) 23/5 LANI HALL "I'll Fall In Love Again" (A&M) 5/5 2, Total Adds 5, WLTA, WHBC, KKUA, WWNR, (TWO. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 5, KIKI, WGUY, WRKR, WAZY-FM, (ENI, 195 on, KFI on, WHFM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 3/3, Extra Adds d-35, (SET-FM on, WOKI 35-33, KJRB on, WOMP-FM d-40, WCGQ on, KKQV on, KOZE d-30. WENDY WALDMAN "Does Anybody Want To Marry Me" (Epic) 5/4 JOE FAGIN "Younger Days" (Millennium/RCA) 23/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KSL, WSKY, WCHV, KISN. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 0, Seme 13, Down 1, Adds 0, WLAN-FM on, K104 34-31, KZFM on, WJXQ on-dp, WAKX on, TOTO "Make Believe" (Columbia) 5/3 KIOA on, KMGK on, WOMP-FM 33-29, WAEV 21-20, WXLK on, KQWB 27-23, KELO 21-13, KKRC-FM 31-28, KCBN Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WQUA, WEIM, WCHV. Medium: WSRZ, 3836, KYYZ 22-18. KWAV. In GLENN FREY'The One You Love" (Asylum) 22/22 GREG GUIDRY "Into My Love" (Badland/Columbia) 5/1 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 22 including Z93, 940, KIIS-FM, KEZR, KOPA, WYCR, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KGW. FM100, WBCY, WRVQ, WKDQ, FM102, K96, WZYQ, 0104, KKLS. DONNA SUMMER "Love Is In Control (Finger On The Trigger)" (Geffen) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 0/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WROR. Heavy: WSKY. Medium: WHHY, Continued on Page 61 WKZE-FM, WCHV.

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WKBW 28-23 KROD add KSPZ 18-14 WIFI on WTIX on KIKI 30-30 KIQQ 32-31 G100 27-25 WJBQ 32-29 KEZR 16-12 Y103 36-26 WFEA on KCNR add WDOQ on 0104 add KYYX deb 35 FM100 add WAEV add WTIC-FM 27-22 WOKI deb 38 WFOX 27-24 WDRC-FM 20-19 KJ100 add WCGQ on WPST deb 38 WZZR deb 38 KILE add WAEB 28-19 WJXQ add KVOL deb 28 WKRZ-FM on KIOA on WAZY-FM add V100 deb 26 KOFM 30-28 KRNA add KINT add 25 WGBF deb 24 KATI add 30

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WXKS-FM deb 30 WIKS 25-20 Z93 add WMEE on KFI add KJRB 30-29 KIQQ on KCPX deb 39 KCNR add KSKD add KYYX add WJBQ add 92FLY add WGUY add WKRZ-FM add WACZ on KSET-FM add WFBG on NICOLETTE KINT 23-13 WCIR add WZYP on WXLK add CARSON BJ105 on KFMZ on WOUT add KCBN deb 38 WBCY on KOZE deb 27 "I ONLY WANT WGH on TO BE WITH YOU" A/C Chart-27-20- Produced by John Boylan from the Warner Bros. Soundtrack Album Produced by Andrew Gold `NIGHT SHIFT' Executive Producer Ted Templeman

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3 3 3 0 CHICAGO/Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Full Moon/WB) 3 2 1 1 CROSBY, STILLS Er NASH/Wasted On... (Atlantic) 1 1 1 2 SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tiger (Scotti Bros./CBS) 4 4 3 0 KENNY ROGERS/Love Will Turn You Around (Liberty) 2 2 2 3 FLEETWOOD MAC/Hold Me (WB) 2 1 2 3 CHICAGO/Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Full Moon/WB) 7 6 5 0 CROSBY, STILLS 8 NASH/Wasted On The Way (Atlantic) 8 7 5 0 PAUL McCARTNEY/Take It Away (Columbia) 13 7 7 0 PAUL McCARTNEY/Take It Away (Columbia) 5 5 4 5 HERB ALPERT/Route 101 (A&M) 4 4 4 6 STEVE MILLER BAND/Abracadabra (Capitol) 14 11 9 0 ELTON JOHN/Blue Eyes (Geffen) 14 10 8 0 MELISSA MANCHESTER/You Should Hear How She... (Arista) 1 3 7 7 AIR SUPPLY/Even The Nights Are Better (Arista) 5 5 6 8 AIR SUPPLY/Even The Nights Are Better (Arista) 6 6 6 8 FLEETWOOD MAC/Hold Me (WB) 20 12 10 0 GO-GO'S/Vacation (IRS/AErM) 16 12 10 0 MICHAEL MURPHEY/What's Forever For (Liberty) 21 17 11 0 KENNY ROGERS/Love Will Turn You Around (Liberty) 12 9 8 10 POINTER SISTERS/American Music (Planet/RCA) 26 19 12 0 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Eye In The Sky (Arista) 22 16 13 n ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Eye In The Sky (Arista) 28 22 17 0 JOHN COUGAR/Jack & Diane (Riva/PolyGram) 21 15 14 ® PAUL DAVIS/Love Or Let Me Be Lonely (Arista) 22 18 16 ® POINTER SISTERS/American Music (Planet/RCA) 27 24 16 ® ROBERTA FLACK/I'm The One (Atlantic) 9 8 9 14 REO SPEEDWAGON/Keep The Fire Bumin (Epic) 20 17 15 BILL CHAMPLIN/Sara (Elektra) 24 21 19 ® EDDIE MONEY/Think I'm In Love (Columbia) 9 10 12 15 MELISSA MANCHESTER/You Should Hear How She... (Arista) 27 22 0 ASIA/Only Time Will Tell (Geffen) - 29 18 0 AMERICA/You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 28 21 0 ELTON JOHN/Blue Eyes (Geffen) - 27 20 m NICOLETTE LARSON/I Only Want To Be With You (WB) 30 23 20 DONNA SUMMER/Love Is In Control... (Geffen) 28 25 19 CHRIS CHRISTIAN/Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing (Boardwalk) - 29 27 l JACKSON BROWNE/Somebody's Baby (Asylum) 7 8 11 19 LESLIE PEARL/If The Love Fits Wear It (RCA) 29 25 24 0 MEN AT WORK/Who Can It Be Now? (Columbia) _ JACKSON BROWNE/Somebody's Baby (Asylum) 6 9 15 21 MOTELS/Only The Lonely (Capitol) - 28 22 JOHN DENVER/Seasons Of The Heart (RCA) 27 24 23 0 BILLY IDOL/Hot In The City (Chrysalis) - - 26 ® BARRY MANILOW/Oh Julie (Arista) 29 0 MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (WB) - ® MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (WB) 12 11 14 24 GLENN FREY/I Found Somebody (Asylum) - DIONNE WARWICK/For You (Arista) 30 28 ® MARSHALL CRENSHAW/Someday, Someway (WB) 10 14 17 25 ALABAMA/Take Me Down (RCA) - 30 JOAN JETT.../Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah) (Boardwalk) 18 20 25 26 KARLA BONOFF/Personally (Columbia) 15 13 13 27 DARYL HALL 8 JOHN OATES/Your Imagination (RCA) 23 23 23 27 GLENN FREY/I Found Somebody (Asylum) O AMERICA/You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 11 13 21 28 JUICE NEWTON/Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me (Capitol) RANDY MEISNER/Never Been In Love (Epic) 13 18 24 29 RONNIE MILSAP/Any Day Now (RCA) . 4 0 TOTO/Make Believe (Columbia) 15 19 27 30 REDDINGS/(Sittin' On) The Dock... (Believe In A Dream/CBS) KIM CARNES (78) AMERICA (52) MOST. JUICE NEWTON (33) RONNIE MILSAP (26) SANTANA (56) JUICE NEWTON (46) MICHAEL McDONALD (28) DOLLY PARTON (16) 38 SPECIAL (53) TANE CAIN (37) ADDED WILLIE NELSON (28) DIONNE WARWICK (16) CHICAGO (127) FLEETWOOD MAC (66) CHICAGO (76) PAUL McCARTNEY (54) SURVIVOR (111) CROSBY, STILLS Et NASH (57) HOTTEST KENNY ROGERS (74) FLEETWOOD MAC (46) JOHN COUGAR (91) MELISSA MANCHESTER (57) CROSBY, STILLS Er NASH (72) ELTON JOHN (43)

AMERICA BREAKERS_ JACKSON BROWNE You Can Do Magic (Capitol) Somebody's Baby (Asylum) 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 19, Debuts 33, Same 25, 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 46/3, Down 0, Adds 52 including WKBW, WBEN-FM, WIFI, B104, Light 21/9, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 14, KHOW, KPPL, KGW, CFTR, Z93, KBEQ, WGCL, KCNR, WBLI, WKDQ, KLUC, WZYQ, WHAM, WAAY, WHBC, WGAR, KRNT, WOWO, KLTE, KKUA, WGLF, WSPT. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on the CHR Q96, WJBC, KTWO. Debuts at number 20 on the A/C chart. chart. RANDY MEISNER MICHAEL McDONALD Never Been In Love (Epic) reporters it. Moves: 32, I Keep Forgettin' MB) 63% of our on Up 34, Same 34, Same 54% of reporters Down 0, Adds 27 including 96KX, KBEQ, KCNR, Q103, WTRY, our on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 38/14, WSEZ, Light 25/13, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 28 including WLTT, WSB, WTIC-FM, WDOQ, WQUT, KIOA, KKXX, FM103, WJBQ, WFYR, Q101, WCIL-FM. See Parallels, debuts at number 29 on the CHR WHB, WISN, WZUU, KHOW, KOY, KFMB, WKAZ, chart. WHAM, Y106, WOMC, KKUA, WWNR, and 13 more. Debuts at TOTO number 23 on the A/C chart. Make Believe (Columbia) 62% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 22, Debuts 54, Same 21, DIONNE WARWICK Down 0, Adds 29 including B94, CFTR, KBEQ, WGCL, WKTI, For You (Arista) KITS -FM, KIMN, WLAN-FM, KBFM, KXX106, KEYN-FM, KHYT, 51% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 34/8, WACZ, WFOX, KOZE. See Parallels, debuts at number 30 on Light 25/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 16, WROR, WPRO, WLTT, the CHR chart. 97AIA, WCZY, KJR, WKAZ, WTIC, WHAM, WAIV, Y106, KRNT, WTRX, WENS, KCEE, KCRG. Debuts at number 24 on the A/C chart. 12-34 NEW & ACTIVE JERMAINE JACKSON "Let Me Tickle Your Fancy" (Motown) 106/4 NEW & ACTIVE 25-49 Moves: Up 57, Debuts 17, Same 27, Down 1, Adds 4, KTSA, KMGK, 0104, KCBN, WBEN-FM 27-21, WXKS-FM 19-14, 0107 d-19, CKLW 28-20, WGCL 19-13, KIQQ 22-15, WTIC-FM 24-19, WFMF 28-23, WBBQ 2618, WHOT 28-21, KHYT 35-25. WILLIE NELSON "Let It Be Me" (Columbia) 57/28 aSANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia) 88/56 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 26/10, Light 29/16, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 28, WSB, KJR, KPLZ, WICC, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 12, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 56 including WBEN-FM, CFTR, CHUM, Y100, WGCL, WKAZ, WHAM, WSBA, WBT, WAIV, WRVR, WAKR, WHBY, WHBC, KRNT, WOMC, WENS, KMBZ, KUDL, KEARTH, KRLA, KIMN, WYCR, KSET-FM, KBFM, WROK, WJXQ, KNBO, WSPT. WIBA, WMHE, KBOI, KKUA, KCEE, WKBR, KRBC, KCRG, KFOR, KSRO. Medium: WISN, KNBR. Q38 SPECIAL "You Keep Running Away" (A&M) 88/53 MOTELS "Only The Lonely" (Capitol) 55/3 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 11, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 53 including WBEN-FM, 96KX, B94, Z93, 940, WLOL-FM, Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Medium 30/3, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KRNT, WENS, WCTC. Heavy: WYNY, WGCL, 0102, XTRA, KYYX, WKRZ-FM, WRVQ, KKQV, KENT. WFYR, WWYZ, WHEN, KEY103, SM95, Y106, WRVA, WGAR, WFMK, WQUA, KKRD, WEIM, WCHV, WORG. DKIM CARNES "Voyeur" (EMI America) 78/78 Medium: WROR, WLTT, WASH, 97AIA, 55KRC, WARM98, WZZP, WZUU, WQUE, YES96, KOB, KYUU. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 78 including B104, Z93, 94Q, CKLW, WLOL-FM, KEARTH, gnDOLLY PARTON "I WIII Always Love You" (RCA) 51/16 KRLA, KFI, KIQQ, KEZR, XTRA, KYYX, 0103, KZZP, CK101. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 22/4, Light 24/12, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 18, WLTA, KVIL, KJR, WKAZ, HERB ALPERT "Route 101" (A&M) 78/2 KEY103, WBT, KMGC, WRVR, WGAR, WTRX, WKZE-FM, WSKY, 098, WROV, KFOR, KISN. Heavy: WAFB, Moves: Up 47, Debuts 3, Same 21, Down 5, Adds 2, Y94, WDJX, WBEN-FM 40-31, WGCL 30-25, 8100 12-10, WQUA, WLVA, KRLC, KRNO. Medium: WSB, KEX, WRIE, WSBA, WHBY, KANT, WIBA, WEIM, KRBC. WDRC-FM 18-15, WKEE 2622, V100 18-13, KXX106 15-10, KJ100 14-10, KOFM 10-7, WNAM 25-22, WGBF 7-7, RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) 45/26 KJRB 17-13, KSPZ 17-11, KVOL 24-19, KELO 1612. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 19/8, Light 22/18, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 26, WLTA, WCZY, KFMB, KPLZ, PAUL DAVIS "Love Or Let Me Be Lonely" (Arista) 75/10 WICC, WSBA, KEY103, WSLI, WRVR, KRNT, WTRX, WFMK, WMHE, KKRD, KBOI, KKUA, KSL, WEIM, WKBR, Moves: Up 43, Debuts 8, Same 15, Down 1, Adds 10, KITY, KROK, WRQK, WIGY, WCIR, KKQV, 99KG, KKLV, WDEF, WJBC, KCRG, WDAY, WBOW, KTWO, KISN. Heavy: WLVA, KBOZ. Medium: WARM98, KMBZ. KCBN, KDZA, WHFM 31-25, WAEB 11-8, WJDX 21-16, KSPZ 13-8, KSLY 17-14. ANNE MURRAY "Hey! Babyl" (Capitol) 43/3 FMHUEY LEWIS Et THE NEWS "VVorkin' For A Livin' " (Chrysalis) 74/23 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 27/1, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WIP, WKZE-FM, KPAT. Heavy: WCCO, Moves: Up 10, Debuts 22, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 23 including WBEN-FM, WGCL, XTRA, 92FLY, WBBQ, KSL, WLVA. Medium: WSB, KEX, KFMB, WSBA, KEY103, WBT, WHBY, WHBC, WHIO, WOMC, KMBZ, KKRD, WSEZ, WANS-FM, WNAM, KLUC, 95XIL, KQIZ-FM, WSPT, WAZY-FM, KDZA. KOB, KBOI, KUGN, KRBC, WSKY, WDEF, KCRG, KFOR, WJON, KBOZ, KRKK, KSRO. aJ. COCKER 8 J. WARNES "Up Where We Belong" (Island/Atco) 37/14 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS "I Ran (So Far Away)" (Jive/Arista) 73/16 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/2, Light 20/10, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 14, WSB, WCZY, WKAZ, KMGC, KIQQ, KYYX, 92FLY, K104, IN Moves: Up 28, Debuts 4, Seme 22, Down 3, Adds 18 including 940,195, WTRX, KMBZ, WFMK, KSL, WWNR, WORG, WBOW, KTWO, KRKK, KSRO. Heavy: KEY103. Medium: KEX, WNOK-FM, 2104, KNBO, KKFM, 95XIL, WAEV. 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