ISSUE NUMBER 427 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER APRIL 9, 1982

EX-WBBM GM CLAIMS "WRONGFUL DISCHARGE" NAB CONVENTION CONSENSUS INSIDE R&R: 4 O'Donnell Sues CBS Radio's World "Exploding" Senate Passes Deregulation: Surprising voice Satellite programming, AM For Million stereo, and other technological vote approves bill incorporating $6 broadcaster fees; House still must Bill O'Donnell, who was termi- Leonard Ring, O'Donnell's at- advances that may revolutionize decide 4 nated as VP/GM at CBS's WBBM/ torney, explained, "Our position radio dominated NAB's annual Chicago for a reported "conflict of was that he started approving convention this week in Dallas interest" (R&R 3-12), has sued these editorials long before he (April 4-7) . Nielsen To Survey CBS Inc. for defamation and bought the interest in this little Also prominent was NAB's Record Sales: Ratings firm to wrongful discharge. The amount company, and that while he con- chosen theme for this year's con- measure over-the-counter sales asked is $1 million compensatory tinued approving such editorials vention, the new drive to extend electronically and project for damages based on his salary and afterwards, the editorials urged full First Amendment rights to markets; national chart $5 million in punitive damages. the government to enforce its radio and television. possible? 11 O'Donnell, who owned a 5% in- laws, specifically regulations Attendance in Dallas was terest in Album Inc., an in- passed under the Environmental strong, totalling over 6000 cinerator company, was fired for Pollution Act to stop dumping un- delegates. And, despite a lagging Radio Exec's Wartime approving editorials which CBS treated, toxic chemical wastes in economy which many broad- Pilot Skills Save Lives felt would benefit his company. landfills. My position is that you casters say is hurting them, NAB Chairman Eddie Fritts ad- dresses the NAB Convention's open- In 'Copter Crash: Aloft for TV CBS termed it a conflict of interest cannot have a conflict of interest delegates were upbeat about ing session Sunday. More NAB pic- commercial when engine trouble and stated it would continue to in- when all you're doing is urging the their industry. Surprising even torial coverage on Page 6. developed, WSAN/Lancaster, PA's vestiage, and WBBM & WBBM- government to enforce the laws NAB officials, broadcasters jam- George Green and passenger TV ran news of the firing on their that it's passed." med most clinics and sessions to legislative reform." Specifically, emerged OK from newscasts. O'DONNELL/ See Page 39 overflowing. Traffic through the he cited extended station near -disaster 3 massive exhibit area was so licenses, radio deregulation, the heavy some exhibitors reported 9kHz defeat, and abolition of an- Metroplex Names New running out of literature and nual financial reports to the FCC. Helpful Hints For Radio other materials on the conven- Spotlight Jobhunters: Joel Denver and GM's In St. Louis & Miami tion's first full day. On Jeff Gelb poll programmers on Opening the convention on Sun- Technologies what impresses them in applicants' Ron Young has resigned as Gen- ting the right people in the right day on an up note, NAB President approaches 24,28 eral Manager of Metróplex's jobs. This company doesn't have a Dispensing with its usual big - KEZK/St. Louis and will be re- table of organization, but we try to Vince Wasilewski declared, "In name speaker at Tuesday's placed by WHYI (Y100) /Miami GM put the right people in the right my 33 years at NAB, this has Radio Luncheon, NAB presented been the best year we've ever had John Beck, Dave Popovich Matt Mills, who was also promoted jobs. We have some very talented a multimedia extravaganza, See Page 39 in the area of regulatory and Move To Kansas City: to Vice President of the parent METROPLEX/ "Your World Is Exploding." Pro- TM, GM/PD team take over Golden company. Metroplex Group VP duced by the program David Ross will now take over the highlighted satellites, cable East's KLDY & KSAS 3 ARB day-to-day management duties at Winter Advances radio, AM stereo, plus innovative WHYI & WHTT/Miami as well as and potentially lucrative non - Easy Listening Activity: other corporate functions in his New York broadcast use of subcarriers for utility load management and A look at promotions, people, and new position as Executive VP of WOR Still On Top; WBLS Steady In Second; digital data transmission. events at Beautiful Music, Big Metroplex. Band, and Classical radio Metroplex President Norm Wain WKTU, WRKS Slip The program was adapted R&R, "We stations 47 told were sorry to see WOR (T) increased its lead (6.24.5) over second place WBLS (U), from a new publication NAB Ron Young leave, and we had to which held firm at 5.9. The Urban battle, which had been so close in released at the convention, but I make some adjustments, the fall, calmed down somewhat with WKTU slipping 6.1-4.5 and "Radio, New Technology and think these moves will further "Rhythm & Roll" Debuts WRKS leveling 5.6-5.1. You." It concludes, "The in- the company by put - At WHTT: Metroplex's Miami strengthen In other contemporary formats, WABC (R) gained 3.1-3.8 while troduction of new technology is AM forsakes Spanish to debut new WNBC (R) lost half a share, 4.5-3.9. WPIX (R) moved .8-1.2. WYNY not a singular, one-time only oldies -slanted ethnic format . (AC 4.4-4.6, while -torn WTFM (AC) shifted 1.5-1.4. Abramson improved strike NAB/ See Page 6 Other stations with a one share or better included WADO (S) Island's VP/ 2.1-2.0, WCBS (N) 4.2-4.2, WCBS-FM (0) 2.7-2.6, WHN (C) 2.1-2.4, Promoted John Butler Named VP WINS (N) 5.6-5.2, WJIT (S) 2.5-2.3, WKIIK (C) 1.5-1.5, WMCA (T) Adams At Signal Media: Promotion 2.2-2.5, WNCN (CL) .7-1.1, WNEW (BB) 3.0-2.7, WNEW-FM (A) 2.4-2.5, Will supervise development, look WPAT (BM) 2.0-2.5, WPAT-FM (BM) 3.8-3.9, WPLJ (A) 4.5-4.0, To Schulke Michael Abramson has been for new acquisitions 3 WQXR-FM (CL) 1.1-1.3, and WRFM (BM) 4.4-4.5. named Vice President/Promotion VP/GM for Island Records. He joins the Larry Adams has been elevated its Kid Curry Takes KTSA PD label, which recently severed Philadelphia from VP/Marketing to VP/Gener- with Warner Position: Former WCKX/Tampa distribution ties al Manager of Schulke Radio Pro- Bros. to go independent, May 1. KYW Improves Its Lead; GM John Lander replaces him as ductions , the Abramson formerly headed his 195/Miami morning man 3 WDAS-FM Blasts Into Second; Easy Listening own independent promotion firm, No. 3 syndication firm. having been National Promotion WCAU-FM Now Solid long hard winter, gaining 9.3-10.5 Adams joined Director at Chrysalis. KYW (N) made the most of a Schulke two The R&R Radio Computer Island Presi- and widening its grip on Philly's top ratings spot. WDAS-FM (B) Checklist: A rundown on the years ago after dent Ron Gold- vaulted into second place with a strong increase 5.4-7.9. Not far behind companies offering computer Mike Joseph's "Hot Hits" ten years with stein told R&R WDAS-FM was CHR newcomer WCAU-FM. the Katz rep hardware to radio stations .. 32 format gained again, this time moving 6.0-7.4. that company firm, with whom Larry Adams In the Adult/Contemporary arena WMGK slipped 8.0-7.2, WIP was founder "Chris he became VP/Pacific Division. 5.8-4.8, but WPEN gained half a share 4.1-4.6. AOR WYSP in- Blackwell and I softer SRP President Jim Schulke Record Industry Changes: 3.5-4.1, while WMMR (A) was off, 6.2-5.1, and WIOQ (A) fell are very excited creased commented, "During the time Polygram takes over 20th; Alan 4.3-3.5. WFIL (C) gained slightly, 2.1-2.4, but WUSL (C) tumbled about Michael Larry has been with us, I have Wolmark, Danny Buch promoted at WEAZ solidly took over the Beautiful Music title, gaining 5.3-5.7 coming to Is- Michael Abramson 4.0-2.6. been very impressed not only with Atlantic; Gary Hamilton National while competitor WWSH dropped 5.4-3.9. land. He has the kind of back- his outstanding sales and planning Promotion Director at Badland ... 3 Other Philadelphia stations showing a one share or better included ground that fits the job; he knows abilities, but with his managerial WCAU (N) 3.4-3.6, WFLN-FM (CL) 1.7-1.6, WHAT (B) 1.4-2.0, WIFI something about marketing and skills as well. SRP has nearly Singh, Copy (R, 2.5-2.0, WSNI (AC) 2.0-2.0, and WWDB (T) 5.0-4.7. $3.50 ABRAMSON/ See Page 39 ADAMS/ See Page 39

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www.americanradiohistory.com BECK, POPOVICH RJR' PAGE 3 NAMED VP/GM, OM Golden East this week ... 4-9-82 Appoints New Washington Report 4 KC Management What's New 11 Golden East Broadcasting of Missouri, Networks/Suppliers/Reps 12 Inc., scheduled to take over KLDY & Ratings: Jhan Hiber 16 KSAS/ Kansas City at the end of this Sales: Jonathan Hall 20 month, has named Corporate VP/GM John veteran programmer Street Talk 22 Beck as VP/GM and Dave Popovich as Operations Manager for CHR: Joel Denver 24 the two stations. AOR: Jeff Gelb 28 Beck, who replaces departing VP/GM NC: Jeff Green 32 Dean Goodman, most recently was Sales Can We See That Again? Manager for CBS FM National Radio Country: Carolyn Parks 34 Believe it or not, the two gentlemen who were flying helicopter pictured walked Sales, and was formerly General Sales the above away Nashville: Biff Collie 38 from the wreckage without serious injuries. WSAN/Lancaster, PA corporate executive George Manager at WFFM/ Pittsburgh. He work- Calendar: Brad Messer 39 Green was the pilot. Joining him in the cockpit was a motion picture cameraman. The two were ed at WFFM with then -PD Popovich who planning to film footage for a future WSAN TV commercial. After passing over Lancaster a few Black Radio: Walt Love 40 after serving in programming/operations times, Green headed the chopper out over some local mountains, only to have the helicopter's Picture Page 42 stints at WWWE/ Cleveland and engine stop. Green, who had been in similar situations in Vietnam, skillfully guided the aircraft to Marketplace 44 WWYZ/ Hartford, is rejoining Beck. the ground, luckily pinpointing a clearing in the woods. Yes, the cameraman kept the film rolling "We don't plan any format changes im- for the entire incident! Opportunities 44 mediately," stated Beck. "The staff is Easy Listening Radio 47 great, and we'll try to keep as many of Metroplex Moves WHTT To "Rhythm & Roll" them as possible. However, we do foresee YOURS WITH some openings in both sales and program- Metroplex Communications has switch- Spanish, or A/C." THIS WEEK'S ming. ed the format of WHTT/ Miami (AM sister Tanner will program WHTT, and his "We've applied for a call letter change to CHR Y100) from Spanish to a new ap- Y100 Monday -Saturday morning show will ISSUE for the FM to KKCI. The airport here is proach called "Rhythm & Roll," targeted be simulcast on the AM, along with primarily at Miami's ethnic audience. weekend dayparts. Former Y100 The Information - known as `KCI,' so this should help identify selected the station with the market better. We've Metroplex VP/Programming Bill Tanner MD Mark Shands will serve as Music Direc- Packed R&R 1982 got a large promotion budget scheduled told R&R that competition from six other tor, while Muzzy will do record research. and are moving the tower. It's a classy, Spanish -formatted stations was a signifi- Also included in the personality lineup are state-of-the-art operation, and I'm anxious cant factor in the decision, adding, "This is Ed McMahon from WCKX/Tampa, who RATINGS to get started putting together a consistent the real hole in the market on AM." will act as Operations Coordinator in addi- presentation on the streets. Perhaps we Tanner explained further, "This format tion to an afternoon shift; midday man Joe REPORT won't win immediately, but we will win." is a music blend directly appealing to Johnson from Love 94/Miami; all -righter Popovich commented, "I'm so excited I blacks, Cubans, and some whites, the ma- George Corey; weekend man Jay Fraioli; Bonus To could scream. When we worked together in jority Spanish and black. The music is and Shands for nights in addition to his MD Pittsburgh, we talked many times about rhythm -oriented oldies from the mid -60's duties. All Subscribers doing this very thing someday, and that to early 70's, blended in with about 15 of the day has finally come. Expressing some hottest current crossover records. We're Butler Becomes regret about leaving WWYZ, Popovich looking for 25 -plus adults, since we're on said, "The people here are among the best AM in Miami, where the dial is all Talk, Signal Media VP around. The management has been WOLMARK ADDS DUTIES, Begins Page 49 wonderful, and working with consultant John Butler has been appointed Vice for Media This Week In Music History49 Bob Henabery was one of the most BUCH GOES NATIONAL President/Development Signal Corp., owner of KELI/ Tulsa and National Music Formats...50 enlightening and refreshing experiences I Atlantic Realigns KLRA/ Little Rock. Butler was formerly AOR 52 have ever had. I don't think there's anybody in the country with a better han- VP/Southern Sales for Mutual. Country 57 Album Dept. Media Philip Jonsson, dle on adult radio." Signal President Black 59 who owned KRLD/ Dallas when Butler LANDER NEW I95 MORNING MAN enjoyed a long NC 61 was GM there, stated, "We and fruitful relationship with John when he CHR 62 Curry Accepts managed our KRLD operation for eight years. He will be responsible for seeking staff KTSA PD Post new broadcast properties as well as long- man WINZ-FM Eder 6 PobEsher BOB WILSON Kid Curry, morning at range planning for Signal Media's present Voe Presdent, Sales 6 Merketng. DICK KRIZMAN (195)/ Miami, has been named Program stations." Esecubve Editors: KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER KTSA/ San Antonio. Replacing Art Directo. RICHARD ZUMWALT Director at Alan Wolmark Danny Buch Jonsson added that Butler's first assign- News Editor: GAIL MITCHELL him at I95 is former WCKX/ Tampa GM In a reorganization of its National ment is to consult KELI GM Cal Crane on AduVContemporary Eder JEFF GREEN Lander. BOB Editor: JEFF GELB John Album Promotion Department, Atlantic programming and sales. "We want to take Black Radio Edor WALT LOVE KTSA & KTFM Station Manager Lee Records has awarded new responsibilities advantage of John's expertise in providing Contemporary NE Redo Editor: JOEL DENVER of Country Edon' CAROLYN PARKS Randall told R&R, "With the hiring Kid to Associate Director of National Album direction and guidance to the operation of News/Tak Edo GAIL MITCHELL Curry, I'll go off the air. We're very happy Rabies 6 96serth Edo' JHAN HIBER Promotion Alan Wolmark and added Dan- our Tulsa station," Jonsson said. "Our for- Saks Edon' JONATHAN HALL about his joining us, and feel his energy ny Buch to the national staff as National mat in Tulsa is similar to the Newsradio Contributes); Edor. JIM DUNCAN will off to on -air miasmas Correspondent: BIFF COLLIE and enthusiasm rub the Secondary Album Promotion/Special Pro- and heavy sports programming which Ass0crate Edos: KRISANN ALIO. CHRISTINA ANTHONY, staff." ELLEN BARNES, MELINDA MILAM, LINDA MOSHONTZ, jects Manager. Buch had been the label's John established for us at KRLD." PAULA PONCE. NINA ROSSMAN. SYLVIA SALAZAR, Curry commented, "After a lot of years CLAUDIA STEWART New York local representative. See Page 39 Computer Sernces Orebro: DAN COLE on the air, I decided to focus on programm- ATLANTIC/ Polygram Takes Assistant. LEE CLARK ing. lot from some excellent Research JACK TOOTHMAN I've learned a Traffic Debtor. ADRIENNE RIDDLE programmers, and now it's time to put Hamilton Named Over 20th Washington Bureau: 1101 Connaclkul Ave. NW, Sure 1004, knowledge to work. This is the right Wasmiplon, DC 20036. (202) 466-1960 that Polygram Records has assumed the Bureau CHEF JONATHAN HALL situation, especially getting the chance to of 20th Cen- National Saks Director BARRY O'BRIEN National Promotion operations and management Washapron Edon BRADLEY WOODWARD work again with Jerry Clifton, who con- tury Fox Records, as previewed last week Office Manager' VIVIAN FUNN sults the station. KTSA is a legendary sta- Legal Counsel JASON SHRINSKY Director For Badland in R&R. Stephanie Mills's third album for tion, I to help make a great Creative Consuta d MARK SHIPPER and can't wait Gary Hamilton has been appointed Na- 20th, "Tantalizingly Hot! ", will be the first ASSOC-WO Art 01ec70,. MARILYN FRANDSEN station even better." for Badland Photography ROGER ZUMWALT tional Promotion Director release under the agreement, with other, Prods 6 7 Director RICHARD AGATA I95 PD Keith Isley told R&R, "Kid Records. Hamilton was most recently Na- unspecified 20th artists to follow. Typography. KENT THOMAS, ELIZABETH WESTON Graph. L.T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR leaves us after being here a year, and we tional Director of Program Development Polygram President Guenter Hensler Vice President. Business Afars. ROBERT KARDASHIAN wish him lots of luck at KTSA. I feel very at McLendon Broadcasting, and has work- commented, "We're very excited to have Vice Presdent. Marketing BILL CLARK Creative Senates Di.010, MIKE ATKINSON fortunate to have John Lander coming on ed extensively in both the radio and record 20th Century Fox on board, and especially Marketplace Coordnalor PAM BELLAMY board, who will not only be a great morn- industries, as MD and air personality at thrilled with the prospect of working an ar- Ofkce Manger. NANCY HOFF Adlrustrarrve Assistant GAYLE DUNCAN ing man for us, but whose programming KNUS/ Dallas and KYGO/ Denver, and in tist of the stature and style of Stephanie Co I,obr MARGARET BECKWITH expertise will also be welcome." Ass101rrt CAROL TAYLOR promotion at EMI America, Polydor, and Mills. Similarly, we look forward to releas- Cscukton JUDY LUCARELLI Lander remarked, "I'm looking forward RSO. ing other major artists on the 20th Century Redo 6 Records I puiMhed .very Fdaky by Ratio 6 9600100, 6k., 1930 Century Perk WooL L.A., CA 90067(213)553-1330. Su escrp- to this. Keith and I share so much of the Badland President Bruce Bird com- Fox label." tena 5195 per yea or 555 P.O eerier. AN r0 00abk ten »rr but no it will be a resp0naio.Y assured for unbelted matr0. MAR mensess et fights n same format philosophies that mented, "Gary's the best man to help 20th Century Fox Records Chairman merena accepted for prd/cat ra. Ala Angers addressed It, 69W a as real pleasure to do the morning show for launch a new label, because he's seen the Herb Eiseman, who is staying on during Edon wit be aetutted Waded POI publication end neprodretlan and may bender. be used for rib papoee. Robe me' be .prod..., in him. I'm still looking around for a pro- business from different points of view. the transition to the eventual absorption of w1ok or n pert Mbar *Mien piwande kn Iron the Peeler The (.rands AOR Beck Pp., Breakers, Meet Added, National AApky/30. gramming position, but I'm glad to be That's a great asset...Gary's experience the 20th label by Polygram, stated, "We're Preees. Recto 6 Records. rid Street TM, are reg5tred trademarks of Radio 6 Records. Premed In U.S.A. Abbe first class to the Untied back on the air again." Before joining will help us build on the success we've delighted that a company of Polygram's Suter, Canada, Engi d, Amhara, New Zealand. and Japer. ,. 1962 San 6 Records, tic. WCKX, Lander programmed KGB/ started." worldwide scope and accomplishments Redb aka A ciliation Of Norte- flanks Comembedrrs. Diego (now KCNN), WLCY/ Tampa (now Hamilton will be based in Dallas, and will enlarge upon the successes we have I WNSI), and WLOF/ Orlando. will report to Bird in Los Angeles. had at 20th."

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 R&RIFriday, April 9, 1982 BROADCASTERS WOULD BE FORCED TO PAY Deregulation Clears Senate Washington Report In Surprise Move In a move that caught observers off guard, the Senate last week ad- ded annual station fees to a broadcast deregulation bill (S. 1629) and CBS Turns Down AM Stereo passed the measure on a voice vote. Depending on a radio station's Reagan Radio Series Shakedown Begins power, the fees would range from $150 to $1000 per year. CBS last week became the only major The battle is on among the manufac- A deadlock that stalled final passage of Order the FCC to encourage and ap- radio network to refuse outright to carry turers of AM stereo transmitting equip- the bill for three months was last broken prove new communications services and any of President Reagan's ten Saturday ment. Harris and Motorola both announced week when Sen. Bill Bradley (D -NJ) facilities as long as no interference would radio talks. The first broadcast was aired they will soon have decoder chips that agreed to compromise on his demand for result. last Saturday. CBS Radio Network Presi- available for their systems, although no an amendment guaranteeing New Jersey For commercial radio stations, annual dent Bob Hosking cited the Fairness Doc- manufacturers have yet said they'll build its first television VHF station. fees would be charged as follows: trine and the necessity of presenting other them into receivers. Harris also revealed it The compromise orders the FCC to viewpoints as reasons for the decision. sent a team to Japan last week for talks assure each state at least one VHF televi- $1000 - Class B and C FM's AM's 5 ABC, meanwhile, agreed to carry last with Sony, Pioneer, Matsushita, JVC, sion outlet "if technically feasible." And it over kw $500 - Class A FM's Saturday's initial talk, but said a decision Clarion, and Sansui. Sony, meanwhile, con- guarantees a five-year license to any VHF on the other nine will be made weekly, de- firms it is canvassing some AM broad- station which voluntarily reallocates to AM's with 1 to 5 kw $150 - under pending upon the announced content. UPI casters to see which system they prefer. New Jersey. AM's 1kw. Audio adopted the same stance. Sony's targeted cities for the survey are Attention now shifts to the House, where In addition to the annual charges, a As reported last week by R&R, Mutual, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Mil- leaders have been far less enthusiastic number of one-time fees were included. NBC, Those applying for new station or con- RKO, and AP Radio are carrying all waukee, New York, Detroit, Boston, Atlan- about deregulation than the GOP - ten speeches. ta, Cleveland, and Dallas. dominated Senate. struction permits for a major change would pay $300. If a hearing is required, Court Orders Second Deregulation Would Be Law each party would pay $5000. Those receiv- Look At ing CP's would pay a grant fee pegged at Trenton Calls Changed KSRF Major features of Sen. Howard Cannon's three times the annual fee for the facility. Over Allentown Antenna Move (D -NV) bill passed last week would put the An application to sell or transfer control Two years ago the FCC allowed FCC's deregulation on the books as law, and: of a radio station would carry a $500 fee, Prohibit Protest KSRF/Santa Monica, CA to move its the FCC from making stations plus $5000 if a hearing is designated. For The FCC has cleared the way for WBUD antenna. In doing so, the Commission carry news, public affairs, local program- receive -only satellite earth stations, new ming or any particular format. & WTRT-FM/Trenton, NJ to become dismissed - without an evidentiary hear- licenses would cost $250 and renewals $50. WKXW-AM-FM. Strenuous opposition had ing - complaints from KOCM/Newport Prevent the FCC from requiring com- In a move sure to displease industry lob- been raised by Rust Communications' Beach, CA, KOCM claimed it would suffer munity ascertainment, program logs or byists, the bill gives the FCC authority to WXKW/Allentown, PA. Rust argued that harmful interference because the stations limits on commercial length, time and fre- raise or lower the fees annually. Broad- listeners would be confused, especially share a frequency and were only 41.5 miles quency. casters are worried that once they've taken since both Allentown and Trenton are apart. The FCC disagreed. Ban FCC consideration of competing root at relatively low rates, the fees will in lumped into the Philadelphia market for Now the U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled applications renewal proceedings. skyrocket. ratings purposes. that the FCC erred when it failed to order a CHAIRMAN WANTS FAIRNESS DOCTRINE REPEAL The FCC was unimpressed. The two hearing to resolve the technical questions. cities are 47 miles apart and are con- The case has been sent back to the FCC for sidered separate radio markets, the Com- a second look. Fowler Calls 1982 mission replied. Moreover, it concluded the cities are far enough apart to make it WLIB Denied highly unlikely any listener would receive Change, "Year Of Decision" usable signals from both stations. Frequency Nighttime Service FCC Chairman Mark Fowler received a hearty welcome from broad- casters at the NAB Convention Wednesday. In remarks tailored for the Daytime -only WLIB/New York will re- FCC Chairman's "traditional to NAB, main a daytimer. The FCC has refused to annual address" Fowler Non -Candidates accept its application to change frequen- reiterated his frequent challenge to broadcasters. He asked them to: No To cies and add nighttime service. The full Live up to their duty in a "market- tent controls over broadcasting including Have Right Commission upheld an earlier staff deci- place" environment of deregulation the Fairness Doctrine and the political The Airwaves sion that WLIB's plan was unacceptable Venture into businesses that incor- broadcasting rules," he explained. Stations are under no obligation to sell because its new signal would have in- porate new technologies Secondly, the FCC Chairman urged his time to anyone other than legally qualified terfered with WCAU/Philadelphia, an ad- Work diligently for full First Amend- audience to go home and make their sta- candidates for federal office, the FCC af- jacent channel station. ment rights. tions and communities aware of broad- firmed last week. At issue was an attempt WLIB's owner, Inner City Broadcasting, Fowler, who has spoken out frequently casters' rights. "The freedom to call it the by the National Conservative Political Ac- appealed the staff decision to the full Com- in favor of abolishing the Fairness Doc- way you see it, to carry programs that you tion Committee (NCPAC) to make stations mission, citing its status as a minority- trine since coming into office one year ago, choose, not because government tells you, air its ads. owned firm as one justification for a rule told the convention that "this is the year of is a fundamental right...Freedom means The FCC denied NCPAC any "affir- waiver. But the FCC said the rules are decision for the First Amendment." standing up for the freedom to express the mative right of access" and also advised designed to protect the entire AM allocation He called on broadcasters to support Rep. unpopular, the controversial," the Chair- that any station airing a NCPAC ad may scheme, and cannot be waived on nontech- Jim Broyhill's (R -NC) proposed legisla- man said. He added, "When the call goes have to offer free response time under the nical grounds in case -by -case determina- tion (HR 5584 and HR 5585) at the grass out for legal defense or a show of support, Fairness Doctrine. tions. roots level. "This package removes con- where will you be?" Some stations refused NCPAC's ads for fear of having to furnish that time, leading FCC Chairman Mark Fowler to comment: "The facts presented demonstrate graphically how the Fairness Doctrine can operate to throttle, rather than encourage, the broadcasting of differing points of view on contemporary issues."

FCC Crossownership Ban Sticks Two owners of "monopolistic" news- paper -broadcast combinations have lost a lengthy court challenge to keep both media. Anniston Broadcasting owns the on- ly daily newspaper, two radio stations (WHMA-AM & FM) and the only television outlet in Anniston, AL. Owosso Broad- casting owns Owosso, MI's only newspaper and radio station (WOAP-AM & FM). A federal appeals court ruled that the FCC Folks In Dallas FCC's action was justified and noted that A number of FCC officials made the trip down to Dallas for the NAB Convention this week. Pictured exchanging views are (l-r) NAB President Vince neither company had demonstrated that Wasilewski; Nancy Carey, legal assistant to Commissioner Abbott Washburn; Renee Licht, legal assistant to Commissioner Henry Rivera; Policy & there are other sources of local news and Rules Chief Rod Porter, Broadcast Bureau Deputy Chief Jeff Baumann, and Plans & Policy Chief Peter Pitsch. public affairs in their areas.

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Instead, Jim Newman of the Pace Organiza- he is supporting Sen. Ted Stevens tion leads the "Professional Techniques AM Stereo Hot Topic for Managing People" session. (R -AK), who wants Alaska Broadcaster interest and Public Utilities Commissioner manufacturer jockeying were Marvin Weatherly to be the next on the AM stereo both intense FCC Commissioner. front. Delegates clustered around exhibits by Kahn, Magnavox, "The American Arbitron Roundup" panel featured (l -r) moderator Jhan to listen to A Great Harris and Motorola NAB At Glance Hiber of R&R, McGavren Guild VP Ellen Hulleberg, KABC/Los Angeles VP/GM demonstrations. Representatives New Technology Takes George Green, WQLR/Kalamazoo President Steve Trivers, and Arbitron Exec. VP of each contending company Rick Aurichio. claimed superiority over the Center Stage competition and asserted AM Stereo Principals Tout to get both and readiness car Advantages home radios rolling with AM stereo capabilities. In a more Sen. Packwood Considers philosophical vein, Kahn/Hazel- Replacing First tine's Leonard Kahn called AM Amendment With stereo "the last chance for AM Chris Lytle of Media Sales Training radio to blunt the impact of FM. Extensions Of Freedoms For Broadcasters Systems in Chicago speaks at the "Re- AM radio is doomed if it doesn't cruiting, Selecting & Retaining Top treat AM as more than a stereo Pessimism And Optimism At the AM Radio Sales Clinic, WABC/New York's Gary Fisher is shown at the People" panel. promotional tool." Similarly, In Satellite podium while Tom Howard of BBJ&T Advertising in Massapequa, NY looks on. Magnavox's Bob McCarthy said, Mingle "AM stereo injects new life into Discussions One panelist, Doubleday Presi- our oldest broadcasting service." dent Gary Stevens, worried that RAB Collects Cash For all the new networks could be a Packwood's Free Speech Ratings Alternative Effort "Trojan Horse" that will end up Amendment robbing national spot dollars. But Radio Transtar President Dwight Case NAB released a letter from Satellite "Shakeout" countered that radio could vastly President Reagan in which he in- increase national spot revenue if directly endorsed abolishing About 300 radio broadcasters all stations would adopt "com- packed fairness and equal time rules for the Dallas Convention mon invoicing and common af- Sales consultant Pam Lontos leads a packed session in exploring the topic broadcasters. Wrote the Presi- Center's theater Tuesday after- fidaviting." "Where's The Hot Button - Motivating Your People To Their Maximum Produc- dent, "It is essential to extend to noon to quiz the heads of the radio Still another panelist, TM tivity." electronic journalism the same networks, including the 24 -hour President Pat Shaughnessy, ad- rights that newspapers and music operators. mitted that his firm was magazines enjoy." "If 1981 was the year of the an- distributing an anonymous han- Also in Dallas, Senate Com- nouncement, then I think 1982 will dout circulating through the hall, merce Committee Chairman Bob be the year of the shakeout," said touting the localism and flexibili- Packwood (R -OR) announced he RKO Radio President Tom Bur - ty of taped syndicated music pro- will introduce a constitutional chill. In agreement, McGavren- gramming. "We're not against amendment to either alter or Guild President Ralph Guild flat- networks," he said, "but they're replace the First Amendment by ly predicted, "Most of the new just another distribution source." including the electronic media in ventures are going to fail." One broadcaster asked if the the freedom of the press clause. Audience questions revealed cost of 24 -hour network services Although he'll still push pen- many doubts in the minds of will drop with time. Definitely ding legislation to the same ef- broadcasters about the 24 -hour not, replied Satellite Music Net- fect, Packwood told reporters, networks' cost, lack of localism, work President Ivan Braiker. "Legislation can be reversed by automatic interfacing, and pro- Right now the new nets are "the any Congress. That is not blems such as interruptions due bargain of the century," accor- President Vince Wasilewski (left) greets opening session entertainer longterm protection of freedom to sunspots. NAB ding to Braiker, in view of the Glen Campbell. top high cost of satellite time and "set up his own regional rep firm, quality talent. dent. Over 200 delegates attended a standing -room -only session on selling time for the cable Diverse Sessions daytimer issues. operators," he explained. "Be Radio delegates crowded into sure to make as long a deal as At the "Small Market Sales dozens of other sessions, in- possible with the cable firm," he cluding several featuring Clinic," Phillip Smith of WAOV & added. "Lock up a long lease with their WRTB-FM/ Vincennes, IN advis- an option to extend for several members of Congress and ed against selling ratings, staffs. There was wide agree- years." drivetime, or other station at- will die in At "The Great American Ar- ment that deregulation tributes. Instead, he says sales the current Congress unless the bitron Roundup," hot topics in- people should look solely at cluded measurement of Hispanic House passes a bill by July. problems and needs. At another session, Deputy FCC advertiser audiences, development of Bill Moyes of the Research Bureau Chief Jeff qualitative data and the ever- Broadcast a talk on "Killer of new Group presented present issue of pricing. Arbitron Baumann, speaking of the freedoms, warned Marketing: War Strategies Executive VP Rick Aurichio deregulatory identified key elements "Don't blow it." 80's." He dealt with several questions broadcasters, as targeting, product develop- the "1982 Is An Election about small sample sizes in In ment, positioning, and promo- session, FCC General markets by suggesting "more Year" tion. Counsel Steve Sharp advised revenue would result in more stations not to be fooled into Radio broadcasters also learn- sample," a reply some audience thinking the Fowler Commission, ed about leasing cable channels. members challenged. which opposes fairness and equal Phil Zeni, former GM at Also on the ratings front in time laws, will be lax. "We are KAAY/ Little Rock, described Dallas, RAB announced that over sworn to uphold these laws, like it his successful experience, while 300 stations have donated $115,000 or not, and we are going to do just attorney Howard Lieberman to the All -Industry Ratings Com- that," said Sharp. predicted increasing use of mittee, which is seeking ways to In Dallas, the Daytime Broad- microwave could lead to the create a more diverse ratings casters Association (DBA) spread of regional cable net- marketplace, now dominated by elected Jim Wychor of KWOA/ works. The radio broadcaster Arbitron. Specific committee ac- Worthington, MN as its new Presi- hooked into such a system could tions still remain undefined.

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www.americanradiohistory.com R£tR/Friday, April 9, 1982 Page 11 26% FIRST NINE MONTHS OF 1981 Record, Tape Film Advertising Shipments On Radio Increases Fall 8.5% Radio revenue from film advertising rose 26% during the first nine months of 1961 as compared to a year earlier. According to a recent Hollywood Reporter artcle, movie advertising expenditures totalled $10,546,851 during that time RIAA 1981 FINDINGS span versus 1980's $8,337,444. This increase is significant, since the film in- dustry generally considers radio as a support vehicle rather than a primary one when it comes to advertising their product. Of the seven principal film companies surveyed, Walt Disney Productions Record and tape shipments in showed the largest jump in monies slated for radio use. The firm spent $603,552 1981 fell 8.5%, according to the over a previous $447,000, representing a 139% gain. Universal Pictures post- latest Recording Industry Association ed a 54% increase, spending $5.7 million as compared to 1980's $3.7 million. of America's (RIAA) survey, following Moving up from $2.3 million to $2.9 million, or 26%, was Columbia. Three of Infowriter Bytes Into 5% and 6% declines in 1980 and the seven, 20th Century -Fox, Warner Bros., and United Artists, decreased 1979. In cnit terms, only 594 million their radio allocations: $4131 versus $18,369 for 20th; $849,879 from $3.7 were shipped as compared to more million for WB: and UA, from $70,892 to $66,866. Paramount stayed about than 726 million units in 1978 - the Word Processing Market even with its '80 figure of $396,052. year of "Saturday Night Fever," among other notable releases.

Price hikes as well as other factors anchored 1981's total dollar volume, keeping it from slipping as sharply as AWRT To Convene shipments. Retailwise, shipments were valued at $3.63 billion, a 1.5% decrease from 1980's $3.68 billion. In San Francisco Also down were singles' retail dollar volume and shipments of both 7" and "Communications Odyssey '82" is Between April 2 and 16, members 12" singles. Retail value on singles the theme of the American Women register for $245; non-members for was listed at $246 million versus the In Radio And Television, Inc.'s $270. The Professional Tour Day is an previous year's $250 million while (AWRT) 31st annual convention. It's additional $35. You may register on - shipments dropped 7% to 147 million set for May 4-7 at San Francisco's site as well - at $270 and $295 for units. Hyatt Regency. members/non-members respectively. Focused upon the growing Contact the AWRT at 1321 Connec- Harris Corporation's lnfowriter Prerecorded cassettes posted the technological field, new challenges in ticut Ave., NW, Washington, DC a word-processing addition to largest gains in both categories: Those stations and firms contemplating the telecommunications industry, and 20036; (202) 296-0009 for more in- shipments rose 26% with a retail their facilities may be interested in the Harris Corporation's "lnfowriter," prcfessional development workshops/ formation. the latest device to join its radio business automation systems. Available in value jump of 35%. Cassettes also mini seminars, this year's meeting also three models, the lnfowriter is small enough to fit on a tabletop and is suited to claimed a 28% share of the recorded features a "Professional Tour Day" function in several capacities - script preparation, newsroom, and general music market, an 8% increase over with participants given the opportunity word processing. 1980. LP's basically held their own, to visit several companies (Ampex and Nielsen To Without the printer, the basic setup has a CRT workstation with falling slightly from a 63% to a 61 % Hewlett Packard among others) in detachable keyboard, dual 650K bytes of memory, a synchronous line for market share. Album shipments ac- the "Silicon Valley" and observe the general communications, and a word processor computer possessing 128K counted tor a 11.5% drop (308 latest in research/developments. Survey to million) retail value bytes of memory. Besides document preparation printing/archiving, docu- million 272 with Guest speakers include John Mack dropping 4%. As evidenced by a ment sorting, and an abbreviation capability, the lnfowriter can handle elec- Carter, Editor -in -Chief of Good tronic mail and records processing via special diskettes. A printer with a 35 or three-year downward spiral, 8 -track Hcusekeeping, who'll host Record Sales the 55 -cps (character per second) rate can be purchased for the lnfowriter. Two tapes are fast becoming Thursday's awards luncheon; and Fri- The A.C. Nielsen Co. is planning Infowriters are able to share a printer by means of an optional two way dinosaurs of the industry, recording a day's luncheon speaker, produc- to survey record sales by elec- manual switch. 42% shipment decline. As a result, er/writer/creator Garry Marshall of tronically tabulating purchases at Orders are being taken now with delivery in 30 days. 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Bowl for three more years The exclusive radio rights to Live broadcast of horse racing's "TV Tonite With "Wood Memorial" (April 17) Ron Hendren" MUSIC FEATURES have been ac- Earth News quired by Water- John Shea, star of "Missing," inter- ABC Mutual Live From Gilley's: mark/ABC Radio viewed (April 30 -May 2) King Biscuit Dynamic Duos: George Jones (April 23-25) Enterprises. This Roger Miller (April 30 -May 2) Flower Hour: Hall & Oates, Seals & Crofts, marks the ex- Mutual Doug Kershaw (May 7-9) UFO/Saxon (April 25) England Dan & John Ford Coley clusive radio ap- Three year agreement for exclusive Razzy Bailey (May 14-16) Ron Hendren (May 15) pearance of host Sugar Bowl broadcast rights sign- Silver Eagle: In Concert: Ron Hendren, whose "TV Tonite" ed; contract begins with 49th Tammy Wynette (April 24) Narwood Productions series is now heard in many of the top Sugar Bowl on January 1, 1983 .38 Special (April 23-25) 50 markets. Hendren also coanchors Supergroups Country Closeup: Bryan Adams & U2 (May 7-9) Paramount's "Entertainment RKO In Concert: Loretta Lynn (April 26) Tommy Tutone (May 21-23) For more information con- Ronnie McDowell (May 3) Tonight." America Overnight: Foreigner (April 24) Budweiser Concert Hour: tact (213) 980-9490. William Jackson, President Dallas/Ft. Watermark: Music Makers: The Time/Bar-Kays (April 23-25) "In The Concert Hall" is a full Worth Patent Association, from Ray Anthony (April 26) The Spinners (May 7-9) Joe Cocker, Lester Sill, Dion library of foreground classical pro- Dallas; Arthur Miller, host of TV's Johnnie Ray (May 3) DiMucci (April 24-25) The Rock Years: "Miller's Court," and Wilson grams offered by Rogers Broadcast Jo Stafford & Paul Weston (May Portrait Of An Era: Productions in association with Mof- Bryon Key discusses media Words & Music: 10) 1968 (April 23-25) fatt Broadcasting. According to RBP seduction from Los Angeles (April Melissa Manchester (April 25), Patti Page (May 17) 1969 (April 30 2) General Manager Jim Macdonald, 16-17). prod. by Narwood -May NBC 1970 (May 7-9) these one -hour installments are aimed NOTE: Holmes/Cooney "sport - Academy of Country Music Awards 1971 (May 14-16) principally at stations "whose promise CBS Specials on RKO Radio Networks Preview Special (April 23-25) 1972 (May 21-23) of performance included some RadloRadlo: have been postponed until the "Mother's Day Music Special" with 28-30) classical commitment." For further 1973 (May week of June 7. On Stage Tonight: Hall & Oates Glen Campbell (April 30 -May details contact (416) 864-2115. 2) Rock & Roll (May 15) Country Sessions: New syndication firm Beaver Little River Band (June 5) Never Forgets: Jerry Jeff Walker (April 24) Breaks, Inc. is currently offering Al Jarreau (July 17) Keith Moon (May 14-16) Burrito Brothers (May 1) "Beaver Breaks," a daily comedy Live Coast To Coast: Barry Tammy Wynette show of five 90 -second installments Manilow (May 22), produced by (May 8) Chet Atkins (May each week that revolve around the ex- Creative Factor 15) New Faces Show (May 22) PEOPLE ploits of the Cleavage family. The Summer Beach Special: Six -hour Tom T. Hall (May 29) show first started out as a regular presentation of summer hits M.G. Kelly Michael Murphey (June 5) feature on DC101/Washington's during last 15 years (July 3-5) has been chosen Terri Gibbs (June 12) "Howard Stern show"; cast mem- to host and nar- bers include past/present station staf- Clayton Webster Source: rate Mutual's fers Jan Shaffer (now at WMZQ/ Corporation Foreigner (April 23-25) "Dynamic Duos" Washington), Bill Scanlan, Dave Country Calendar: .38 Special (May 21-23) (R&R 3-19) slated Brown, Stem, and Chris Montgom- Jefferson Starship Special Encore to air May 15. The Roy Orbison (April 22-23) ery. Aimed at the young adult AOR/ (May 28-30) three-hour music ENTERTAINING TWO- of Oak Ridge CHR listeners; rates scheduled to mar- Richard Sterban special is a joint TIMER Barbara Mandrel!, the RKO ket size. For more info contact Chris - Boys (April 24) venture of Mutual two-time winner of the Country Montgomery, Box 7311, Silver Spring, Hank Snow (April 25) Captured Live!: and Broadcast MD 20907; (301) 588-1837. 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Jerry Reed is guest host on "Solid Gold" for the week of April 9, costarring with Marilyn McCoo. Guests on the program are the Charlie Lewis Kaplan Enterprises Formed Constant Communications Daniels Band, the Go-Go's, Ray Parker Jr., Rick Springfield, and Lewis Kaplan is President of recently -created Lewis Corp. Created Deniece Williams... Sister Sledge appears on "Soul Train" April Kaplan Enterprises, a multi -media firm focusing on Los Angeles production Constant 10 ... Lene Lovich and Mink DeVille are featured in concert on MTV -based company record production, television, films, and home video. Nat Communications Corp. has been launched with Connie April 10, while Rod Stewart & the Faces are spotlighted April 11 .. . Jeffrey and Don Sylvester, with experience in record Pappas Hillman as President. At the same time Elton Johnny Cash and Elton John are on "Saturday Night Live" April 17 .. . production/engineering and radio programming/TV pro- Hosting the 17th annual ACM awards telecast April 29 on NBC are John's manager, John Reid, has announced the selec- duction respectively, are staffers. Mickey Gilley, Conway Twitty, and Dottie West. Performers on the tion of the firm to coordinate and promote all the artist's concert tours exclusively in the U.S. and Canada. The show include Alabama, Judy Bailey, Kippi Brannon, Earl Thomas Con- Sternberg Named Kragen & Co. company is based at 1416 North Kings Road, Los ley, Lee Greenwood, Terry Gregory, Merle Haggard, Tricia Johns, the VP/Creative Services Oak Ridge Boys, Charley Pride, Eddy Raven, and Ricky Skaggs. Angeles, CA 90069; (213) 656-2223. Harriet Sternberg has been elevated to Vice Presi- WYNYINew York personality Dr. Ruth Westheimer, whose "Sexually dent of the Creative Services Division at Kragen and Speaking" talk show was spotlighted early this year in R&R, will host a Company, succeeding Guy Thomas, who is forming Edgar Appointed half-hour pilot for daytime syndicators. The TV show, produced by In- his own public relations firm in New York. Sternberg had terMedia, Group W, WNEW-TVINew York, and MGM/UA, is called "Dr. Regional Promo served previously as Director of Creative Services for Ruth" ... Both "Fridays" and "Saturday Night Live" received prime time At MCA the company. showcase assignments; "SNL" 's was April 5 and "Fridays" is set for March Edgar has assumed a April 23 (against "Dallas"). The "Fridays" move is a test, which if passed Hayes Tapped As Regional Promotion Manager post with good ratings will mean the late -night comedy/music program will GM At KLAV at MCA Records. She will be hased move to prime time in the fall. Meanwhile, "SCTV," the late -night comedy in Miami. Edgar's prior experience Jack Hayes has been appointed series which consistently reaps the most critical acclaim and has actually includes National Secondary Direc- Genera Manager at KLAV/Las produced a hit record in Bob & Doug McKenzie's "Take Off," still tor for Radio Records. March Edgar Vegas, moving over from a similar languishes in its graveyard Friday night time slot ... A newly -formed post at KBET/Reno. Hayes, multimedia company, Interstellar Media, is working on a syndicated whose programming experience in- series called "American Rock," featuring a battle of amateur rock bands cludes stints in San Francisco, San Johnson Upped To judged by superstar professionals. Diego, and Seattle, succeeds Sales Manager At KBIG Herb Neu, who now holds a Jeff Johnson has been promoted to the position of marketing position at CNN -2 in Sales Manager at KBIG/Los Angeles, handling both Jack Hayes Atlanta. local and national sales for the station. A 12 -year KBIG veteran, Johnson most recently worked as Local Sales Schwartz Appointed GSM Manager there. At WBBM-FM

Joseph Schwartz has been elevated to the General Williams Named Local Sales Sales Manager post at WBBM-FM/ Chicago. Follow- Manager At WEMP, WMYX-FM veteran, ing his promotion Schwartz, a five year CBS Richard Williams has assumed the Local Sales named Kevin Mashek to succeed him as Local Sales B -52'S TURN ON "LIGHT" The 8-52's recently appeared on the Manager post at WEMP & WMYX/Milwaukee. Williams - Manager. Mashek first joined WBBM-FM in 1980 as an soap opera "Guiding Light," and helped out with an impromptu medical first joined the stations' sales department in 1976 prior account executive. checkup of series star Tom Neilson, using a saxophone as a to their purchase by LIN Broadcasting in 1981. At that stethoscope. Pictured surrounding the somewhat alarmed Neilson are time he was appointed Sales Manager of WMYX. group members Kate Pierson, Ricky Wilson, Keith Strickland, Cindy Friend Appointed Manager, Nat'l Wilson (and her new elevator coiffure), and Fred Schneider. Sales/Distribution At Crescent Andy Friend has been named Manager, National Childress Appointed Sales and Distribution for the Crescent Music Group Sales Manager At WHBQ RICHARD PALMESE AP- and its Crescent Records subsidiary. For the past Jay Childress has been named Sales Manager at POINTED VP/PROMOTION three and a half years, Friend was Sales Manager with WHBQ/Memphis. He brings with him several years' ex- AT ARISTA. AIIWest Record Distributors. perience as an account executive. STAN BLY NAMED VP/ - Biette Named GM Of WJTO & WIGY A&M RESTRUCTURES: PROMOTION AT POLYDOR. Becomes GSM At WORC Prompted by owner Porter Broadcasting Services's Romanelli Herb NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS Jerry Moss Chairman, recent acquisition of WKXR-AM & FM/Exeter, NH, Jerry Romanelli has been appointed General Sales Alpert Vice Chairman, Gil AGO: "Hotel California" Bruce Biette has assumed the General Manager post at Manager at WORC/Worcester, MA. He had been Sales Friesen President, Bob - Eagles (Asylum) sister stations WJTO & WIGY/Bath, ME. In further Manager at WOOS & WSRK/Oneonta, NY. Fead Sr. VP. NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: reorganization activity, Scott Robbins becomes Opera- tions Manager of both WJTO & WIGY as well as Group MEL POSNER NAMED VICE "Paper Rosie" - Gene Wat- Michel Lepage and Sandy Frost son (Capitol) Programming Director. CHAIRMAN AT E/A. WJTO, NUMBER have been appointed Sales Managers at WIGY and Jamboree U.S.A. Expands DICK KLINE BECOMES SR. ONE LP: respectively. VP/PROMOTION AT ATLAN- "Rumours" - Fleetwood Citing increased growth and national demand for top- TIC. Mac (WB) J. Michael Lombardo notch music programming, a separate Jamboree Communications Formed U.S.A., Inc. division has been spawned within the Col- umbia Pictures Communications group. Radio/tele- talk host who was most Joe Lombardo, veteran vision syndication will still be produced for its live Satur- New has launched J. recently at WGSO/ Orleans, day evening show in addition to the summer festival, Communications. The firm's Michael Lombardo "Jamboree In The Hills." The new division will be head- Network, which sup- first project is the Metroscan ed by President Edward Boyd, who still retains the 14 local station plies air and ground traffic reports for presidency of Columbia Pictures Communications' radio is affiliates. Radio consulting for adult -oriented formats group. being offered by the new company as well. Lombardo Wheeling, WV's Capitol Music Hall, home of the Satur- can be contacted at (504) 838-9119. day night Jamboree U.S.A. show, will also be used to house other live performances such as Broadway shows Rogers Promoted and rock concerts. Future plans include producing Jam- To GSM At WQUE boree In The Hills at various locations around the coun- try. Paul Rogers has been upped to General Sales Manager at WQUE/New Orleans. Prior to his new ap- Assisting Boyd is Mike Hopkins, General Manager of pointment, Rogers was Advertising Co-op Director at Jamboree U.S.A., who'll also oversee the Capitol Music WQUE and sister station WGSO. Patricia Quinn, Hall programs. former Director/Research and Co-op Advertising at neighboring WSHO/WBYU, succeeds Rogers. For The Record DeFabio Announces In R&R's story on the formation of the Formation Of Radiographics Great Record Company (R&R 3-19), the Radiographics, an advertising/promotions/public photo of founder Barry Bregman was in- relations agency exclusively handling radio stations, has advertently captioned David Bridger. In been launched with Richard DeFabio as President. addition, we're informed that although Radiographics utilizes audio/visual "image" campaigns, have an signed through a graphics, custom logos and complete "format" MCA does artist packages to help stations improve their look. The firm is related production company, the label is located at RFD#1, Box 370 C, Northfield, NH 03276; not distributing the Great Record Co. (603) 286-3293.

www.americanradiohistory.com Raft/Friday, April 9, 1982 mary will thus contain figures on 15 shared with other stations, especially such groups, five of which are shown your competition? The Cume Duplica- below, cross -tabbed by listening tion data in the Birch quarterly reports estimates... will have that broken out for various Listening Estimates by Product Usage Beer Movie Air Fast Food Ught Television Drinkers Viewers Travelers Consumers Viewers JHAN HIBER AQH CUME AQH CUME AQH CUME AQH CUME AQH COME

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One matter to keep an eye on when key demos, with both a persons The Birch Quarterly evaluating this information - be sure estimate and a percentage figure you know the size of the data base for shown. the product usage information you are Report Innovations quoting. Birch will only generate the Percent of Cume data on a broad demographic basis Duplicated from the date of this issue the first quarterly with the knowledge that to go into Within one month MONDAY - SUNDAY / 600 AM. - MIDNIGHT reports are due to emerge from the Birch Report's computers. How finer demos, such as men 18-34, could mean unstable data bases and fallible Icxxl well these reports are received and used may have much to do with Pencre WAAA Win WCCC W000 information. When Burke was in the M the future of the Birch Report as a viable survey company, so I think MRS PC MRS PC PUTS PC PERS PC ratings business it included this type of WAAA 955 143 135 14 I 321 336 155 162 it is important that you be exposed to the Birch quarterly concept. I'll information in its reports (a plus), but discuss how the reports are compiled and what they contain, and the numbers were often unreliable due WLlf WM *000 WRENN Will to small data bases (not good). How- will show examples of some of the innovations therein. After that, if PL RS PCI PERS CT MRS PCI rias rcr PIKS PCI ever, if the sample sizes are adequate, the books are looked upon favorably by broadcasters and advertisers 53 55 02 65 15 18 71 74 then it's a highly useful tool to have nationally, it will mean that Birch will be able to escape the percep- qualitative data captured at the time of tion of being just a monthly service good only for programming track- the actual interview (not months later) Intelligent use of this breakdown can ing. Without the sales utility of the quarterly reports, Birch might re- and included in the listening estimates. help both sales management and main a distant second to Arbitron in terms of industry clout. Reach & Frequency advertisers better understand how to sell and buy the medium. Three -Month Data Base during which the telephoning takes Which station delivers the desired audience target most productively? "Full -Court Press" The basis for the quarterly reports place, but the more concise survey That question can be answered When I was down in Florida recent- that will come out soon will be the first period may tempt some nefarious souls through the Reach and Frequency sec- ly for an exclusive two-day tour and three months of 1982. In markets to try and hype (heaven forbid!) those tion of the quarterly Birch. Again, visit with Tom Birch, he mentioned where Birch was surveying during the weeks. The more important the Birch cross -tabbed by audience size this that he realized his firm would have to January -February-March period the becomes the more hyping that's likely put on a "full -court press" to get sta- quarterly information will be to go on. analysis shows how the stations com- pare in terms of reaching the target tions and ad agencies to realize the available, numbers that will cover Useful Sales Data demo, and with what frequency, given utility of the quarterly reports. With qualitative and geographic data as Assuming that the numbers are not varied spot schedules. the opening of several sales offices well as quantitative insights. In- tainted by problems like hyping or aids will also teresting media -buying some of the developmental hassles Reach and Frequency Estimates by Schedule Size be included. Examples will follow mentioned last week, the Birch MON. - SUN. MON FRI. MON. - FRI. MON. - FRI. MON. - FRI. below. quarterly report could help radio carve 6O0AM.-MID 600AM 700 PM 6-1000A.M3-700PM 1000AM.-700PM. lop PM.MID 6, !2a I8x 24x 6, Ila I8a 24a 6a 12x 18a 24, 6a I a 18x 24a N 12a I8a 24x Comparing the Arbitron quarterly out a bigger chunk of the local adver- F R F R F Rf RFR F R F R F R F R f RFRFRFRFRFRIRFRFRFR RIF reports to the upcoming Birch release tising pie. This could happen because 1 318 718 4 1 60 1 8 105 2 3 1412 tl 160 3 52 11 931910'7.2 311282 5 WAAA 15 9 193 1 2 0 81432 3178 25192 65 22 110 29152 3 points up some differences. Besides the of the inclusion of items not available methodology differences pointed up in in Arbitron's reports. These include: last week's article, there is the question Product Usage Information When properly used this section can across the country, and with staff of length of the surveys. Arbitron's County -by -County Estimates aid a buyer in making quick decisions travelling extensively spreading the quarterly figures are based on either Advertising Aids about what stations are most efficient word, in the next few months Birch 10 or 12 weeks worth of diarykeeping. Reach & Frequency Breakouts in their delivery. That may help or will make every effort to gain sales Birch's telephone interviews are con- Cume Duplication Analyses hurt your station, depending on credibility. The ability to successfully ducted for no more than three weeks In -Car & Working Women Data whether your audience is loyal (high press "full -court" may well mean per month, with all markets going to Ethnic Composition Breakdowns quarter-hour estimates) or fickle just two survey weeks monthly in the Let's look at some of these to see how (higher turnover, but a large cume). means that stations "How well these reports are near future. That they might be able to help you sell your Location Estimates and buyers will be looking at perhaps station. received and used may have big unknown areas of six weeks worth of radio listening in One of the much to do with the future of Categories radio media buying dealt with where the Birch versus up to double that from 15 Product Usage the Birch Report as a viable the listeners were during certain Arbitron. During each discrete month (two survey company," The smaller number of Birch survey weeks worth, that is) Birch will cap- dayparts. Birch will take six dayparts will at- weeks is a two-edged sword. There will ture data on five qualitative or product in its quarterly data and show home, away -from -home in a vehicle, be a very good sample of those weeks usage categories. The quarterly sum- Birch can grow and be used extensively and away -from -home, other (in -office as a sales and buying tool. Keep an eye most likely) listening estimates. With on how Birch does in this nationwide this listing, light can now be shed on effort - it may well tell if the Birch Qi n one of the more mysterious areas of Report will continue to grow and pros- effective use of radio. making per. Birch will certainly do its part. Cume Duplication How well the stations and agencies res- Bill Terry, PD of WBLI/Long Island, called recently to ask, "Do you of your audience is pond remains to be seen. still have any of your Survey Analysis Diaries left? I'd like some to help my How much GM and I keep track of what takes place during the spring sweep." Listening Estimates by Location

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1 WSKS-FM 19.0 WSKS-FM 15.2 WSKS-FM 15.4)51) WCOZ, Boston + 20% 1 *HEIL -AM 20.9 fit -WC -AM 16.9 WHUC-AM 16.4 (Ac) 2 WAAF - FM WTAG-AM 11.1 WAAF-FM 12.6(A) 2 WHBC - FM 10.1 WHUC-FM 14.6 WHBL:-FM 11.6(em) 12.5 3 WTAG-AM 11.8 WAAF-FM 11.7 WTAG-AM 9.8(AC) WDVE, Pittsburgh 3 WMMS - FM 9.5 WUJQ-FM 8.4 WUJQ- FM 9.4(5) + 23% 4 WOOS -FM 9.0 WOOS -FM 7.3 WMMS- FM 7.5(A) 4 WUZ -AM 7.6 WFTQ-AM 6.2 WKOK-FM ó.11AC1 -AM WBZ -AM 5.9(AC) 5 WGAK-AM 6.5 WMMS-FM 6.1 WOOS -FM 5.4(5) 5 WFTQ-AM 6.6 WR 6.0 6 WORC -AM 5.0 WKOK-FM 6.0 WNEB -AM 5.6(AC) WRNO, New Orleans 6 WU1Q-FM 5.6 WSLK-AM 5.0 WEAK -AM 5.0 (Ac) + 25% WFTQ (AC) 7 WQXK -FM 4.7 WGAK-AM 4.6 WQXK-FM 3.9(C) 7 WKOK - FM 4.b WNEB-AM 5.5 -AM 5.4 WCOZ-FM 4.7(A) U WNYN-AM 4.0 elf AH -AM 3.3 WSLK -AM 3.9(C) 8 WCOZ- FM 3.9 WCOZ-FM 4.7 9 WEEI -FM WEEI -FM 3.3 WEEI-FM 4.0(A) WGRO, Buffalo + 26% 9 WSLK-AM 2.9 WQIO-AM 1.9 WORN -FM 3.5 MI 3.5 111 WOKC WQVK-FM 3.1(C) 10 WQIO-AM 2.3 WWWM-FM 2.1 WGCL - FM 1.3 )5) WQVR-FM 2.9 -AM 3.1 KWST, Los Angeles + 44% Adults 18-34 Adults 26-64 Adults 18-34 Adults 26-54 WPYX, Albany Mon -Sun 8AM-Mid Mon -Sun BAM-Mld Mon -Sun 6AM-MId Mon -Sun 8AM-Mid +73% RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION

1 WMMS-FM 1 WHBC -AM 1 WAAF-FM 1 WSkS-FM 2 WO) Q- FM 2 WI -113C -FM 2 WKOR-FM 2 W13 -AM Join The Biggest 3 WOOS -FM 3 WGAK-AM 3 WEEI -FM 3 WROR-FM M ETüFN York METRO RANK 9441 Little Rock 981 Rock & Roll Talent PUP(UU): 313d POP (UU): 3225 Share Trends Persons 12+ Mon -Sun 8AM-MId Share Trends Persons 12+ Mon -Sun 8AM Mid Fall '60 Spring '81 Fall '81 Fall '80 SprNp '81 Fall '81 1 KSSN-FM 14.7 KSSN-FM KSSN-FM In History 1 WSISA-AM 11.2 WQXA- FM 11.6 WSUA-AM 10.8 (AC) 22.0 11.71C) Search 1 2 WQXA-FM 9.4 WSUA-AM 11.0 WQXA-FM 10.6)5) KLAL-FM 11.1 KOKY-AM 13.4 KEZQ-FM 12.9(sMl 3 KEZQ-FM 3 WSBA-FM 9.2 WKKZ-FM 9.0 WKKZ-FM 10.11C) 11.0 KKYK-FM 5.6 KOKY-AM 11.7)5) 4 WYCK - FM 9.2 WNO'W-AM 8.7 WYCK-FM 9.3(5) 4 KAKN-AM 10.8 KLAZ-FM 8.6 KKYK-FM 9.8(5) 5 5 WNUW-AM 7.4 WSBA-FM 7.6 WSBA-FM 1.3(eM) KLKA-AM 10.1 KLRA-AM 8.6 KAKN-AM 7.91M) 6 WNCF- FM b.5 WYCK - FM 7.4 WNUW-AM b.5(C) 6 KOKY-AM 9.9 KEIQ-FM 7.9 KMJX-FM 7.7(5) 7 /VHVR-AM b.1 WNCE -FM 6.1 WNCE-F,M 5.4 OM) 7 KAAY-AM 7.8 KAAY-AM b.3 KL KA -AM 6.51C1 8 WKKL-FM 6.1 WTPA-FM 4.5 WTPA-FM 5.0)5M) 8 KKYK-FM 7.b KAKN-AM 5.4 KLPQ-FM 5.61C1 9 WPOC-FM 4.9 WPOC -FM 4.5 WRHY-FM 4.1(A) 9 KLPQ-FM 5.7 KLPQ-FM 5.2 KL AZ -FM 4.815) 10 WHP -FM 1.7 WGET - AM 2.9 WHVK-AM 2,4 (Ac) 10 KMIX-FM 2.5 KMIX-FM 5.2 KAAY-AM 4.6 )5) Adults 18-34 Adults 25-64 Adults 18-34 Adults 25-64 Mon -Sun 8AM-Mid Mon -Sun BAM-Mld Mon Sun 8AM-Mld Mon -Sun 8AM-MId RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION

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Aggressive Approach To Selling New Format Everyone Pursues New Accounts Point Systems For Bonuses Sales A Creative Input Helps Sales JONATHAN HALL

"In other words, it was sort of a way of ment or a very different kind of message WCAU-Fffl ELISSA DORFSMAN disguising that they were actually going to that gets immediate response from the be earning a tremendous bonus on new listening audience. That in essence is part dollars. We started that in August as we of getting new business, whether it is Selling Hot Hits were repositioning the station. We were through an agency or direct. They are in "Selling a new format forces the sales A column on WCAU-FM/Philadelphia's new "Hot Hits" format by department to sell the excitement and Joel Denver several months ago prompted me to find out how "Hot Hits" uniqueness of their individual stations." is being sold. Not long after Joel's column, I met Elissa Dorfsman, WCAU- FM's GSM, at a CBS -FM National Sales conference in New York. Elissa had recently out of TV And, in come sales. addition to conten- also going after new business during a year fact playing creative director at that point, ding with a new format, shortly after she took over the sales department which was in essence going to be a wash which is another reason why they are paid the station's top salesperson left. The latter disadvantage soon turned in- because we weren't going to have any at a higher rate for that." to an advantage. Why? results on 'Hot Hits' until at least we had Using Reports "The was structured so that having to find new accounts. Elissa told me some advances, and that wasn't going to be place WCAU-FM uses three different forms - one person by hanging in here had she believes every salesperson must be re- until November at the earliest. basically one succeeding the other to keep track of accumulated all the best accounts," Elissa quired to bring in new business. At first, "So I wanted to go after every dollar that - where business is and how it is coming in. told me. "But there trying to introduce that philosophy caused we could possibly earn in the fourth quarter Elissa stresses that the key is was another salesper- some irritations. But according to Elissa, that really had escaped us because people that business is never put to bed without management ap- son on the staff who after the concept was fully understood it were scared of our new format. Because really had more met with general approval. they didn't know what it was going to be, proval. The first form is a "qualifier breadth and depth The idea is that sales veterans are just as they didn't want to take a chance. All their form" for first contact with new clients, regardless than the guy that responsible as the "new guy" because their money had been spent using last of the lead. It tells her who left." years of experience "should make it easier November's numbers and we didn't show so the contact was, if an agency is involved, the last time the ac- I asked Elissa to for them to flush out the marketable deals." well in last November. So, in many ways we Also, she points out that vets should be able had been shut out of a lot of fourth quarter count used WCAU-FM, and what media the explain her philoso- client is currently using. phy to close faster and to recognize where the business and I just wanted to go for it, just regarding ac- One reason for the form is to disqualify counts. "My money really is and go for it. New sales peo- go for broke, pitch whatever we had to system any account that had advertised on the sta- is not one where you ple have to knock on a hundred doors before do - just get the dollars." Elissa Dorfsman tion within the previous two years as new. have two or three or they get their bites, she adds. Building Points She uses it also to eliminate calls to the sta- maybe even one person handling the big ac- Setting Goals Other things affect a salesperson's ability tion which might be passed off as new counts - the agency-type accounts - and I wanted to know if Elissa sets percen- to accumulate points, as Elissa explained. business. then everyone else being peons. That is not tages, or dollar amounts for each salesper- "There is another piece of my compensa- The form is updated weekly with one- the way I see keeping a salesperson's job in- son. She answered that everyone has the tion plan which addresses things that are liners, such as bringing the client runs on teresting and it's not the way I see using a same dollar volume expectation for new his demo, etc., until the account is sold or ex- salesperson's history, expertise, and business. 40% is expected to be new dollars. dropped. After that there is a buy report re- perience to the best advantage. I asked how she began attacking all that quired: did they buy us, how much, who got "Those people have come to expect that new business. "Our account execs are im- any other radio money, other non -radio they will inherit those kinds of accounts. "I did that by devising an incentive aginative people who also buys. They expect not to have to call on directs plan based on a point system. It looks com- In summary, selling a new format forces and they will no longer have to generate plicated, but it is a fairly simple point have good verbal skills. They the sales department to sell the way new dollars. system which assigned a point value to are very clever at that; in salespeople at established format stations "I think that is the going practice. My every plateau of new business that an ac- fact, very often much more should be selling - by selling the excite- practice is different because I think I'm los- count executive brought in. ment and uniqueness of their individual sta- ing the talents of good salespeople if I don't "I don't remember exactly, but let's say clever than the creative de- tions - not by selling numbers. No matter how long your have them go after new dollars. And also I for every $5000 of new business an account partments in the agencies." top salespeople have been at think a lot of fun of the business goes out of executive got a point. For every X number the station, and no matter how much they the job if you are just making your routine of points then the account executive was are billing, they should not be kept from calls on agencies and you want to know paid X number of dollars, and the X calling on new business. New business is the when this quarter's budget is going to be number of dollars versus the points came secret to any station's growth, and calling decided and what your piece of it is." out to be a very high commission percen- directly related to the order that have to do on new business makes every salesper- I asked if she had arrived at that conclu- tage. with packaging, promptness, receivables, son - even veterans - capable of giving a sion through her own experience or had and forecasting, for which they can earn complete pitch on the station. someone coached her in that direction. "In another 11/2 %. There are also points for the sense that my management in TV really REP REPORT credit and copy. These are things in which the account executive basically serves as an agency even to an agency because of Kleinsteiver what you end up doing. Transactions "I think I'm losing the talents A "Our account execs are imaginative of good salespeople if I don't people who also have good verbal skills. In Heads CBS- many instances, they have been able to Granite District Radio Broadcasting has have them go after new show an advertiser what they can say about sold KWMSISaIt Lake City to Roy Simmons dollars. And also I think a lot themselves that positions them as a place to Family, Inc., owner of KSFI in the same town, FM/Detroit come and shop or to at least take a look, get for a price under $1 million. KWMS operates offun of the business goes out some traffic in there, give us a call, or at 1280 kHz with 5kw days/500w nights. of the job if you are just mak- Ron Kleinsteiver becomes Detroit Sales whatever, try us. They are very clever at Afton and Monica Kennedy have purchas- Manager for CBS-FM National Sales, moving that; in fact, very often much more clever ing your routine calls on ed KDOL-AM & FMIMojave, CA for over from an AE position at RKO Radio Sales. than the creative departments in the agen- $470,000 from the estate of Joe Means and agencies." He has a long history in radio sales at cies. Lois Bagley. Alton Kennedy is GM of Golden WDEEISouthfleld, MI; and WXYZ, CKLW, "On particular accounts which are Desert Broadcasting and owns 25% of the and WCAR in Detroit ...Ed Wocher named perceived as 'we can't advertise this pro- company. KDOL has 1kw days/250w nights believed that, yes, you might say I was National Sports Manager for Torbet Radio, a duct without showing it' the fact of the mat- at 1340 kHz, while the FM is on 97.7 mHz coached. But it was a system that I was promotion from his Torbet Los Angeles sales ter is you can - with the right copy saying with 3kw. Blackburn & Co. and Hogan - with when I was an account ex- position. He'll continue to be based in L.A. the right message intriguingly enough, not happiest Feldmann Inc. brokered. ecutive." Torbet has also promoted Karen Hecht to ac- necessarily to paint in words what people can see on TV, but to have maybe Going For NEW Dollars count executive and added Susan Dwork to a a dif- Charles Heslep has purchased KGJMI similar position, both in the New York Network ferent kind of message that is more effec- Globe, AZ for $65,000 from James Mace. The As with many format changes, Dept. McGavren Guild now reps KBDF & tive on radio. station has 1kw days/250w nights at 1240 WCAU-FM's salespeople had to reposition KZELIEugene. "My people are very clever at either kHz. Blackburn & Co. brokered. their sell. And for the most part that meant creating an ambience about the establish -

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 22 R&R!Friday, April 9, 1982 STREET TALK. S d After four years as KXOK/St. Louis PD, veteran programmer Lee Douglas has been Beatlesongs Cover Coverage rre named acting GM, filling in for Phil Tram- mell, who exited for KSD-AM & FM/St. Louis Rhino Records released an album last last week (R&R 4-2). Lee will continue his pro- week called "Beatlesongs," which is a gramming duties during the interim manage- rather harmless collection of novelty songs rowt1' ment period, which he described as "not done by Beatles fans in commemoration necessarily permanent, but could lead to that." of their heroes. You remember...stuff like However, Lee quickly pulled himself off morn- "We Love The Beatles" by the Carefrees, ing drive, moving afternoon personality Pat or "Letter From Elaina" by Casey Riley to mornings, thereby creating a PM drive Kasem...well, the cover of the album is a SHE!!? opening. group portrait of what cover artist Manager William Stout termed "a composite KOFM add WMMS/Cleveland General Sales Dean Thaker has been promoted to Station range" of Fab Four fans. Whose face is WHHY-FM 27-24 WKDQ add Manager, while Walt Tiburski retains his prominently featured down front on the WDOQ KBEQ add on KCPX add VP/GM status. Station representatives explain- left? Mark David Chapman, the man 10135-32 who murdered John Lennon. 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WCSC on KVOL deb 28 station will be asking the FCC for a call letter WFMF add change soon, but WUBN will not be among WZZR add KKLS KXX 10625-23 on those requested. WVIC deb 39 G100add The brass at Elektra/Asylum vowed to open Arista's Clive Davis is expanding outside the WZYP deb 30 up new areas for marketing records in record business with creative input to the 1982...and selling Richard Simmons albums Broadway production of "Is There Life After in hair salons is one thing, but Street Talk now High School," which opens April 15. What's hears that E/A Chairman Joe Smith will soon next? Clive will be involved in three films to be be off to China! We've heard of record com- produced by 20th Century Fox, the first of panies "going to the wall" for an act, but "The which will begin shooting soon. Great Wall?"...c'mon, Joe. KFOX/Los Angeles has named Kirk Z93/Atlanta Assistant PD and air personali- Squiers PD. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 24 Ri:tR/Friday, April 9, 1982 Things To Keep In Mind When Applying For A Job Send a complete resume that is neatly typed or printed along with a personal cover letter. Make sure your tape is short and has impact. Use a cassette if JOEL DENVER possible and make sure the quality is good. Be ready with another aircheck if requested. A PRIMER FROM PROGRAMMERS Follow up your presentation with a phone call or letter. Be aggressive, but don't become obnoxious or overly pushy. Tips On Finding Things To Keep In Mind When Going On An Interview Your Next Job Dress neatly to present a businesslike appearance. Bring along any additional material you feel will be helpful in securing No one needs to be told that there are more people looking for jobs position. than there are available openings, especially if you're one of the many the looking for work. While the economy is the main reason behind it, the ad- Demonstrate a positive, self-confident attitude that conveys your vent of new technology (satellite networks, automation) has also helped eagerness to work hard. to displace some professional broadcasters. Have a complete understanding of the job, its requirements, salary, If there are fewer jobs available, and ference. At the interview, explore the full and growth potential. more competition for what is open, how do job description carefully to understand Be patient if you are told you are under consideration. Being overanxious you go about making yourself one of the what you're possibly getting into. can cost you the job. lucky ones to land a job? No doubt, being in If you get the job the best way to keep it is the right place at the right time is very help- to set goals for yourself and look to meet ful. Aside from that, I've talked with four those goals. Indicate your willingness for Guy Zapoleon, PD but you can get nervous in an interview and programmers, all in different -sized mar- constructive criticism and show you're a KRQ/Tucson blow it. You've just got to remember that kets and regions, about what they look for in you're basically out there selling yourself. team player. Being aggressive in pursuing This Guy Zapoleon's PD a job applicant. Their tips and suggestions a job is important, but don't overdo it and is first When I get a resume, all it tells me is might be helpful in reevaluating your plan become an annoyance while attempting to job. His approach to the subject is what the applicant thinks I want to read. of attack on the job market. Also, make make yourself known. pretty fresh, since it was only a I'm not saying it's not important, because it sure to read Jeff Gelb's column (Page 28) gives me a clue to his past. Reputation is Bob Berglund, Operations Director few months ago that he started his for more tips. current job. important in this business, and if it isn't Don Benson, VP/Operations WLOL-FM/St. Paul good, then you've got to work to improve it Naturally, a good voice is important, but at the first opportunity. It will stop you from WQXI-AM & FM/Atlanta Of all the people in this column, I'm looking for someone who is going to be Bob Berglund has the most longev- getting a job. Don Benson has been in many part of the team. One thing I've learned is If I were to get serious about hiring some- ity his two that desire to win and grow is more than markets during his years in broad- at present station, about one to replace a staff member, I'd want the years. This has helped him to see half the battle. If you are a jock and aren't tape to be short and to the point, covering casting, and gives some very solid anything beyond being on the air, how some of the people he's hired skilled in about two hours worth of show, scoped business -like suggestions for mak- you aren't as valuable as those with other have worked out, and a chance to down. To prevent a doctored tape, I'd even- ing that first impression count. skills, so it pays to be well-rounded. tually ask for a second tape. From there I'd follow some candidates within his for I believe one of the most important things When you come call the person in for an interview to see in a job interview is to make the PD feel like market. an interview, it's good what he or she is like in person. you really want that job, and that job only. Personally, an applicant's track record is to make sure the PD Half the trick in getting a job is just get- Giving the impression that you've got lots of the most important thing to me. If I start to understands that you ting noticed. My friend Jack Roth, PD at things going and you're not seriously inter- see a lot of six-month jobs listed, I get a bit are ready to devote KRLA/Los Angeles, got his job in an ested scores no points with me. With so many worried. Even if they are all jobs with bet- whatever time is unusual way. He bought a turkey and at- people looking for work, the average applica- ter stations, in bigger markets, I still feel needed to work. Con- tached his tape to it, sending the package to tion gets just a cursory examination. the person has a lack of stick -to -it about him. fidence is something then-VP/Programming Art Laboe. There One thing that at- If I hear a tape of you've got to have in was a note that said, "I know you'll never tracts my attention is someone I really like, yourself ... it sort of listen to this turkey, but if you do, my name a direct letter ad- then I'll stay in touch comes through. I ./ is Jack Roth, and I want to work for you." It dressed specifically to - with him or her for the know there are times Guy Zapoleon worked. the PD, using his ? future. Basically, all when I should have been more confident, Continued on Page 26 name, not "Attention the people I've hired PD." Make sure the I've taken the time to name, call letters, and get to know over a pe- address are correct, riod of time. The last If You're Playing It, since they indicate three jocks I hired your attention to 'f were from here in the detail and abilities to Don Benson market, because I Bob Berglund Please Report It follow through. The letter should be typed, knew them and they also had some market and not xeroxed. Explain in the letter what identity. The name of this publication is Radio & Records. As the name im- you've done, what your goals are, and how When listening to a tape, you can pick out plies, we serve both ends of the business, trying to stay sensitive to all feel your employment will be of benefit a person's on -air abilities in a few minutes, you needs. A few months back I wrote about the problem of to the station. so the tape need not be too long. However, if your "paper Make sure to follow up the letter, tape & I like the person, I may request an unscoped adds," and received a lot of positive response. Now I find it necessary to resume in a week. If you indicate you'll be tape to listen to, or another scoped aircheck bring to the surface another easily correct- The next problem that develops is your doing this, most good PD's will expect and to see if he's consistent. able problem ... playing records but with- listeners go to the store to buy this new, take your call, provided they have had time Persistence is important in looking for a holding trade reports on them for up to highly -played record only to find "no stock" to look over your material. I would also sug- job. I once had a guy who sent me a resume, three and four weeks. ... all because the title is not on your list. gest having your resume typeset and print- and on it he had lots of pictures of him doing There are a surprising number of stations The local record rep is then in the position ed. The cost is minimal, and the effect is bizarre things. For instance, he was shown in all market sizes and in all formats, not of trying to get you to report it, after he's dramatic. It becomes a reflection of your standing on top of a car, high on a cliff, and just CHR, making this a standard practice spent time successfully convincing you that class. in another one he was shown wearing a of late. The most common reason for the record will sound good on your station. The resume should list the particulars bikini. I laughed a lot but didn't hire him, as holding back the report seems to be concern In effect, you are doubling the rep's work, that you've covered in the letter and should I couldn't take him too seriously. To top it over whether the label will bring it home and your own grief. include all information pertinent to secur- off, he sent it to me pasted to a 1' x 3' nationally. The practice of playing records without ing the job. Don't say "references or tape posterboard. It was tough to file. When you are playing a record in a pretty reporting them, like "paper adds" (report- on request." Include everything. The tape Dressing right for the first impression is high rotation, but hold back airplay reports ing records you're not playing), means your should knock the PD out in the first 10 sec- something I feel is critical to landing the to this and other publications, you set off a airplay reports to this and all other publica- onds or so and have an equally strong close. job. Someone really interested in his career chain reaction of events. Here's what hap- tions become less credible. Don't worry For convenience of listening send it on doesn't need to be prodded in this area. pens. National growth is slowed dramat- about whether the record will be brought cassette. The tape shouldn't be very long, Once I hire someone, the most important ically because you and others are not re- home nationally ... concern yourself more about three to five minutes in length. thing I try and do is let him understand porting it. This in turn slows the spread of as to whether your audience likes it, and if If you then score an in -person interview, what is expected, and how to go about doing airplay, which retards the amount of prod- it's a hit for your market. After all, that's make sure to look neat. That doesn't mean it properly. I'll keep someone who tries uct finding its way into the marketplace. why you're playing those records in the first wearing a tux, but I think a coat and tie or hard with less ability over someone with This happens most often when stations place, right? Please, report what you are suit isn't too much to ask. After all, it's those lots of skills who doesn't apply himself. You holding back reports are used as the key playing, and conversely don't report what first impressions that really make a dif- actually get less from those people. barometer for record stores. you're not.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 26 R&RIFriday, April 9, 1982 Tips On Finding Your Next Job Continued from Page 24 In the resume, I like to see what the career goals are and I also need to know Bill Richards, PD about the salary requirements. Money is KKRC-FM/Sioux Falls, SD very important up here. The tape itself should be short and should be a good Bill Richards has been PD at the demonstration of what I can expect to hear station for about a year now, and everyday, not a great show that can't be in such a performed but every once in a while. looking for on -air talent One of the biggest problems I have here is small market presents its own holding on to good people. They eventually problems. get lured to a bigger market, although there are some folks who really like it here. I've In this market, I've really got to make got no objections to someone trying to get to sure someone wants to work here. Those a bigger market. I'll do all I can to help him. that send in a tape and resume and follow it But when I hire someone, I like to feel he up with a phone call definitely score more will put 100% effort out, and treat this sta- ROCK/N' WITH RICK After a concert appearance in Santa Cruz, CA, RCA artist Rick Spring- points with me. It shows they really are in- tion like he would if he was working Chicago. - terested. field took tigre to hang out backstage. Shown (l-r) are Susan Brown, wife of KIDD/Monterey PD 'Downtown" Barry Brown' Barry himself; former midday man Famous Amos; former MD A resume is still very important. Listing Steve Ryan; Rick (with a KSHE/St Louis T-shirt); and an unidentified fan. references is also a good idea. I don't have time to wait for references that are "available on re- Bits quest" if I've got to have someone yester- Q107/Washington offered a free beer to B100/San Diego got involved with the day. Most people I've everyone in Washington during St. Patrick's Academy Awards with a few promotions. hired I've known Day. Every bar in the District of Columbia The station presented an awards party for people, WLAANFM CONCERT TRIP through other WINNERS - with Schlitz in tap opened them up free to the benefit of the Variety Club hosted by or have good refer- WLAN-FM/Lancaster gave away a trip for Q107 listeners between 8-9pm. All you had to morning personality Larry Himmel. Ac- ences from past em- two courtesy of WB to see Rod Stewart at do was write down Q107 on a piece of paper tivities included Oscar balloting for the use ployers. Even oc- the Spectrum in Philadelphia. Included was a an and show it to the bartender for a frosty of a VTR, plus free movies; a day in Holly- rasional bad report is Bill Richards dinner and transportation to and from the concert, plus a Rod Stewart catalogue. one. wood for two, all expenses paid; and screen- discounted, since some former bosses carry Shown (l-r/ are the two winners and station WJZQ/Kenosha, WI is holding a ings of various films getting Oscar nomina- grudges for one reason or another. Promotion Director Deb Turner. "Dream Vacation." The station is period- tions. ically annoa'tcing names of cities, which need to be filled in on an entry form. After 92X/Columbus is running a contest call- all cities are filled in, the listener circles the ed "Coke Is It." Each hour a prize package trip he or die wants, including Hawaii, is described and later in the hour listeners Rome, the Caribbean, and Jamaica for two, are given the chance to call in and win such prizes plus spending cash. A drawing is held to as stereos, TV's, albums, etc. They determine five winners. need to know the complete details of the WKTI/Milwaukee held a "Hosers Par- prize package. If the caller is incorrect, he ty" recently, inviting listeners to take off or she still wins a 92X/Coke T-shirt and a with Molson only a buck a bottle, eh! Also, six-pack of Coke. & Doug con- they had like a Bob lookalike KR1340(KRKR)/Kansas City is award- test and even a "Beerhunters Contest." ing a "Rock Hop" to the school turning in Beauty, eh? First prize was a limo trip to the longest petition with the heading Chicago for dinner and an evening at Sec- "KR1340 Is My Rocker." The student ar- ond City. Sec ind prize was $100 in albums, ranging the petition also gets a complete and third pride (like my favorite, eh!) five Styx and Rolling Stones catalogue. pounds of Back Bacon. KIKI/Horolulu recently put together its Quit/Meridian brings back "Cash own station album, but this one is a double Call." If the person called answers the LP! It contains 26 different local groups and WZYQ STICKS IT ON - WZYQ/Frederick has just issued its third edition of "Hot Stickers," phone "Q101 is my favorite radio station," which are worth trips to Hawaii, diamond earrings, and $100 bills, among other prizes. Shown is on sale for $5 at local record stores. The he or she wins $1001 cash. The station is also affixing the first sticker to his car is PD Kemosabi Joe. LP features L mixture of the island's best giving away free trips from Meridian to rock, soul, pop, and jazz, with the groups' anywhere in the continental U.S. aboard performances being made into a TV special. Republic Airlines. Motion

Ralph Wimmer, former PD at WORK/Norfolk is now the PD at WVABIVirginia Beach and is in need of CHR record service ... Michael "T," weekender at KMGKIDes Moines, is upped to Promotion Director and now is doing the 8pm-1 am shift, replacing Alan St. John who goes across town to (AOR) KGGO, using the name Steve Pape WLS SPINS EM AGAIN - Rcently WB artist ... Former Y100/Miami midday personality Jo Patty Weaver, aka Trish Banning on the NBC (The Madam) Weitz is now doing weekends soap "Days Of Our lives," stopped by for an across the bay at 195. interview with WLS/Chicago afternoon per- sonality Tommy Edwards. Nothing unusual KIDD/Monterey staff lineup: 6-10am "Down- Tommy about that, right? Well, it seems that town" Barry Brown; 10am-3pm Janice Taylor, the record on the air, and the wanted to play who's promoted from swing shift; 3-7pm Scott only way it could be done was to have an middays, replacing Steve Ryan; 7 - AFM member present to operate the turn- Summers from Lisa Carr from KHSNI table, according to union rules. It was the midnight "Hollywood"; first time a record has been played live on Coos Bay, OR all-nights; and Rick Lee new to WLS (vs. being on cart) in many years. weekends from KTOMISalina. Shown (l-r) are AFM member Michaela Gillogly, Patty Weaver, and Tommy Edwards. KZZXIAlbuquerque PD J.C. Cale called with the news that his morning man Ed Barrett is the proud father of a new boy (3-16), Evan ... KVOLlLafay- ette PD Phil Rankin and wife Shelly welcome their first child, Curry William (3-24) ... WJBOIPort- land MD Skip Anderson told of two bg events. CHR's Most Accurate Chuck Morgan is new to mornings from WEIMI Music Information Fitchburg, and Sky was married (4-3) to Mary Begins on Page 62 Elizabeth Kilbride.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 28 R&RIFriday, April 9, 1982 "I Remember One Guy Who ... " Every PD has his own favorite stories about unusual ways in which jobhunters have attempted to attract their attention. Here's a few our PD interviewees shared: JEFF GELB Bob Hattrik: "People have sent Tom Owens: "There was a guy READING BETWEEN THE (AD) LINES money! I've sent it back, honest! who sent a real crazy tape; it Someone who wanted the New wasn't an aircheck, it was a York job sent a box of apples. crazy version of his life story. It None of these factors weigh into was done very amusingly." Getting That my final decision, but they are at Job: least an indication that the per- son on the other end has a sense Don Davis: "What amazes me of humor!" are the people who send virtually What Really Counts nothing and expect to be hired! I get numerous people who don't Andy Beaubien: "I had one guy tough being out of work days. and com- send tapes and just assume It's these Jobs are scarce who called me every single day for positions is fierce. time when competitive edge is they're good enough to get a job. petition It's a any for three weeks. Turns out his AOR who now Or the number of people who helpful. For these reasons I've asked several PD's are broadcast school teacher told looking for job don't send resumes. I'm im- applicants, or who have just filled vacant spots, to share him that was the only way to get their qualifications in tapes, resumes, personal interviews. pressed by good packages. I'm and Their to a PD: to wear him out so comments should help anyone intending to find a new gig (perhaps with not impressed by people who much that he would have to send tapes on used commercial one of the stations listed below) . break down and hire him. Need- For additional jobhunting hints, I refer you to this week's CHR col- cassettes with the commercial less to say, this guy did not get crossed out on the label." umn by Joel Denver (Page 24). hired (which puts that myth to jocks. I try to do that by having most of my rest) ! " full-timers work a sixth day. Not all of them KATT-FM/Oklahoma City enjoy that, of course; the overnight guys don't for health reasons, and it was in "I can't say that appearance counts, be- PD Jeff Freund Howard Stern's contract not to have to work Doubleday Vice President! cause let's face it, it's illegal not to hire "I look at resumes. I'm looking for exper- weekends. ience; it's not strictly necessary but always someone on the basis of personal appear- Programming Bob Hattrik ance. I would probably go and hire helpful. It means less time I have to spend DC101 looking for part-Nrners. T&R: Don Davie, 1150 ahead Connecticut N.W., Weehirgton, D.C. 20038. 14-21 "I look for people who can work within a someone if he or she sounded good but teaching people how to do their jobs. I don't restricted format yet lend charm and cha- like getting resumes that are explanations didn't look right, as long as I had plenty of risma and a sense of mastery to the format of why they did poorly or didn't get along at other jocks on the staff I could depend on for "Basically I have to look for people who (as opposed to having the format master certain station. I like people with a personal appearance promotions. a are newer to the business, newer than I'd them). When I listen to tapes, sometimes positive attitude. "Back to the tape: I may listen just to one prefer, to be honest. I prefer applicants with the first set I can tell a person isn't the "I also frown on tapes that start with ex- who've break - if it sounds bad, I won't go further. done work at a small or medium one I'm looking for. On the other hand, if it planations like 'This is the best I could do,' market AOR but often they don't send me enough; you and at least have the basic is someone I have some interest in, one tape or `Please excuse the equipment.' A tape get someone who sounds good but only chops down. If I find someone like that who won't really do it. Most often, I want a cou- only needs to be 2-5 minutes long. I just is with sends three or four breaks. It makes me intelligent a good voice, he can be ple of tapes and/or to hear the guy live in want an idea of the person's creativity; I molded into a pretty decent air talent with a wonder if those were the only good breaks his market. I'll listen to everything that he had in the whole show. I'd soon really don't need to hear the music cuts at good chance of being moved into a full-time just as if all. I often ask for second tapes. shift down the road. hear an entire airshift - then, I want to tificates, and albums ... Doubleday is hear more, it's there. I often find myself "Usually, weekend shift salaries aren't looking for WAPP/New for announcers calling people back to send me more if I like sufficient to live in Washington; most of my its other AOR's. Send T&R's to Newaperson needed et top -ranked AOR M Top 60 York and their first aircheck. market. T&R to: Jeff Freund, KATT-FM, 718 S.E. 79th part-timers have other jobs. If someone Bob Hattrik at 2360 Hampton Avenue, St. St., Oklahoma City, OK 73149. EOE M/F 14-2) "The first thing I listen for is vocal qual- works three or four shifts for me with a Louis, MO 63139... WIOT/Toledo has ity and presence: whether the person good turnaround, they're earning reason- sounds appealing and charismatic. Will "I enjoy someone who's interested in ably decent money. comes in (real quickly), or if something one of the other stations, the that person attract people to my station just pursuing a job opening. But there comes a "I save every tape I get that's good, even comes through by his/her delivery? After that, it's what's point when they become obnoxious. If they when there's no opening. But the problem PD's will screen the tapes, sending on the appropriate ones. The PD's and I agree said. I want someone doing the basics right, call and leave their names, I'll always call is, by the time I have an opening, the good on all to be hired for Double- for starters. If I get someone who goes back. But once I reach them, I don't need to people have all found jobs." mutually jocks beyond that, better still, as they can attract have them calling daily to remind me day stations. looking for PD, I want some- new listeners to the station. they're there. I have a lot of other duties "When I'm a other than critiquing tapes all day. one who can handle administrative fune tions as well as aggressively follow music KTXO/Deess hee opening for air talant. Great oppor- "I look for people who can relate to the WRKI/Bridgeport PD tunity. T&R to Tom Owens, 3828 North Hell, Delves, TX research, and be certain they're on top of community and feed back to them what Bob Kocak 78219. EOE M/F 1421 their interests are, from music to football or songs that are happening in the market whatever. "Recruiting talent for a small market has They must have an awareness of trends "For the most part, I'm not real satisfied of Three of "For the news position, I'm not necessari- its own set problems. quarters with an ability to be sensitive to them along with what I'm hearing. I know there's a lot I industry ly looking for a former news director. I'm the tapes get are from with the ability to be somewhat conserva- of good people out there. But I guess a lot of not looking for a hard news person; I don't newcomers, right out of broadcasting tive and removed when that's appropriate. the good ones are just happy with their pre- think that's what an AOR audience wants. school or college gigs. Most of the time I want someone who can execute systems sent jobs. I do get some good tapes from newcomers totally untogether; They do not have to On the other hand, I'm trying to get away these are and manage people. time to time. But out of 50 tapes, if I get five from the hippy-dippy UFO stories. I want to they don't even know how to formulate a have been versed in research before they that would have a good chance making it in find someone who digs into stories that resume or cover letter. Their on -air talents get here; some of our best PD's came here this market, I'm doing well. relate to our listeners, from the economy to are usually only applicable for weekend with no research experience. So long as "I listen to everything that comes in; music -related stories. I want it delivered overnights! Sometimes I feel like a kinder- they come in bright and aware, I can train usually I pile them up at home for awhile, conversationally." garten teacher, explaining the very basics them to our research systems. then I spend an evening listening to them." to some of these newcomers. "There's a real talent shortage out there, and surprisingly, not just for the less attrac- Strong production, greet apes. Full-time opening tive markets, but even the more attractive coming to WRKI, Superstars AOR in Bridgeport. T&R: WCOZ!Boston PD DC101 !Washington PD Bob Kocak, PD, Box 96, Danbury, CT 08810. EOE M/F markets. I'm not sure why." 1328) Andy Beaubien Don Davis "Here's a suggestion for anyone looking "There's a real dearth of weekend talent "There are things I can use to my advan- KTXQ!Dallas PD for air talent: put it plainly in your ad that in this part of the country. I'm surprised at tage in drawing people to a small -market, you're an AOR station. In our ad I just put how difficult it is, though actually it makes low -pay situation: there's the possibility to Tom Owens 'rock and roll station' and wound up with a sense: If someone's good enough to be on a move into higher positions, because entry- "The first thing I do is listen to the tape. If station like DC101, they should be able to level positions are never just airshifts; that sounds interesting I'll look at a resume. WCOZ has an Immediate opening for e get a full-time job elsewhere. In fact, I lost a they're airshifts plus production, or music Market size doesn't mean a whole lot to me, fulltime air/production talent to join part-timer to a full-time gig in Richmond assistance, or whatever. It's a great way to though it seems the better talent is usally America's top Rock 'n' Roll station. Major market experience preferred. T&R to An- ago. That happens pretty of- learn the entire radio station operation. found in the larger markets. When I look at three months dy Besubien, WCOZ, 441 Stuart St., Also, of the proximity of looking for job experi- ten. people are aware resumes, I'm just Boston, MA 02116. EOE (3-6) "A lot of radio listening is done on the Bridgeport to New York, and hope to use ence: where they've worked and length of weekends, so it has to be staffed by good this area as a springboard to a job there." stay. Continued on Page 30

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HAGAR'S ON FIRE - Geffen's Sammy Ha- gar came to Odessa, TX for a recent concert, where he was met backstage by represen- tatives of local AOR KUFO. Pictured (I -r) are KUFO MD Steve Driscoll, Promotion Director Kim Bengs, Hagar, PD J. Michael Scott.

BACKSTAGE WITH BACKSTREET - Back- street/MCA's Nils Lofgren was greeted back- stage by WLUP MD Sky Daniels following the artist's recent local concert. Pictured (l -r) are MCA's Larry Green, Daniels, Lofgren, Back- WITH COLLINS Columbia's Paul Collins' Beat were interview guests st-et President Danny Bramson. ON THE HIGHWAY - recently at WNEW-FM/New York. Pictured (l -r) are Columbia's Jim DelBalzo, WNEW-FM Operations Director Scott Muni, Collins, WNEW-FM PD Richard Neer. AOR Reporter Profile

TERNS ROCK Beaumont PD: Paul Gautier MD: Rick Robbins Power: 100,000 watts Consultant: none "Our programming strategy is not just to pull in every available listener, to maintain a consistency that but also ROMANTIC WILLIMANTIC - While most keeps the audience there once they've R&R readers probably haven't heard of Willi- tuned in. We take things a quarter- mantic, CT, Wayne Norman (left) has been hour at a time, mixing music so that morning man at AM AOR WILT for 11 years the hardcore rockers and the album now! He's pictured with Mayor John Lescoe rock conservatives can listen for long (right) who gave Norman a "Cupid" pro- clamation from "Romantic Willimantic," for periods of time. We live by the philoso- produces its own video show called Radio vision for local Norman's promotional efforts on behalf of the KILO GOES VIDEO - KILO/Colorado phy that you're only as strong as your TV. Pictured in production is show host and KILO staffer Jennifer Bell. weakest link. town. "Our jocks attempt to be as natural as possible. We want to be easy to one-on- listen to and personal; to have C O N C E R T S& C O N V E R S A T I O N S one relationships with our listeners. UPDATE Once we have their attention, we give them information and news, concerts, Condolences to the family of C.J. Morgan, T-shirt. The shirts sell for $7 apiece locally PRESENTATIONS: WSYRISyracuse present- station programs and promotions, a former WYMX/Augusta air personality ... KTXQ/Dallas pacted with Columbia ed Duke Jupiter for $2.94 ... KMETILos PSA's, and other information in- who died of cancer at age 31 ... Cars lined and a local record outlet to create a local Angeles presented Survivor and Susan Lynch to teresting to our particular psychogra- up for miles when WQFM/Milwaukee pump- "867-5309" number for listeners to call, for $5. We do lot of syndicated pro- ed over 4500 gallons of gas for listeners in hear a greeting from Tommy Tutone's phic. a BROADCASTS: Kenny Loggins on KTMSI on the weekend. Weekends are four hours, in a special promotion that had Tommy Heath. Callers were also invited grams Santa Barbara. so we gas selling for 93.3 cents per gallon (match- over the phone by "Jenny" to buy the a special time to our listeners GUEST DJ's: Outlaws on WSYRISyracuse. make them special on the air. We run ing the station's dial position, naturally) .. . Tutone album at a discount with a Q -card, too, in to for a free designer phone a few short syndicated shows during WQXM/Tampa caused traffic jams and register CONVERSATIONS: Sammy Hagar on KMGNI Will Ten" promotion that and year's free phone service The Big the week to accent our regular pro- a "Five Get You ... Bakersfield ... Nick Lowe, Waitresses on to up to a Music America Corporation is organizing gramming. allowed station cardholders drive WDHAINorth Jersey ... Ozzy Osbourne on exchange a $5 bill for $10! 1982 "Rock to Riches" talent search, "Unless we're running special pro- local bank and its WZZOIAIlentown ... Sammy Hagar, Ronnie with listeners along with cosponsors Miller High Life. gramming, each quarter-hour offers The bank was swamped Montrose on KRORISan Francisco ... NRBO on Is- AOR's like KTXQ/Dallas, WRNO/New Or- both popular currents and image ar- throughout the 98 -minute promotion ... KVREISanta Rosa ... Quarterflash on KTYDI his leans, WXLP/Quad Cities, WPDH/Pough- tist oldies, with a great deal of em- land's Joe Cocker personally debuted Santa Barbara ... Rainbow on WBABILong Is- keepsie, WDVE/Pittsburgh, and KRKN/ phasis placed on familiarity in each new album on KTMS/Santa Barbara .. . land ... Toto on WOMFILouisville ... Nick Anchorage are already signed up for the set. Hourly flow is dayparted some- WCMF/Rochester held a write-in drawing Lowe, Rainbow, Joois Holland on WLIR/Long Is- (who has promotion, in which groups will compete what to achieve maximum available for a dinner with Ozzy Osbourne land ... Jimmy Buffett on LOVE 94/Miami ... much -publicized eating hab- for $80,000 in prizes and a national record- audience during any given daypart. some irregular Paul Collins on KLAQIEI Paso ... Sammy Ha- its) when the came to town ing contract. Participating stations receive "My MD and I depend on our ears a Jet/CBS artist gar on KLOSILos Angeles ... Toots & the May- to WCKO/Miami, Beer-supported marketing cam- lot in choosing new music. We depend for a concert ... Kudos a Miller tals, Steel Pulse, Lamont Cranston on KTIMI hometown record album, and strongly on the trades, especially which cosponsored the local Easter Seals paign, a San Rafael ... Orchestral Maneouvres In The $150,000. the campaigns KINK/ R&R, to let us know what music is telethon, helping raise Among various promotional ... Dark, Paul Collins' Beat on KSTMIMesa .. r Hall to money, the station Portland has added two new weekly pro- working in other markets. We try to promotions done raise & Oates, Point Blank on WHMDIHammond. a keep a good working relationship with organized kids from 21 local high schools in gramming features: "Album Preview," $45,000; new music, and Expose," all our record reps, to keep ourselves a door-to-door appeal that raised showcase of "Jazz and our listeners abreast of all the new and a 102 -mile marathon that raised over a jazz music program ... KOME/San product coming out. We also set aside $15,000 ... KLZR/Lawrence, KS gave two Jose's Dennis Erectus was featured in a 21 April 2, an hour of air time each week to test drawing winners unlimited airfare for segment of "NBC Magazine" on new product, response possibly in- days anywhere in the continental United spotlighting the air personality's unconven- AOR's Most Accurate fluencing our adding the record." States ... WQMF/Louisville just released tional evening show, which incorporates Music Information its new "Rock & Roll Patrol" T-shirt, with film and TV clips with the rock and roll - Paul Gautier Begins on Page 52 the logo printed atop a camouflage-style music.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 32 RBR/Friday, April 9, 1982 New Criterion For A/C Breaker JEFF GREEN Beginning this week the criterion for reaching Breaking status in R&R's Adult/Contemporary music section has changed. Since most records debut on the A/C National Airplay/30 with approx- imately 50% of our stations reporting airplay, that 50% airplay level 1982 Computer will be our new Breaker criteria. In the past the A/C chart system has been consistent with the CHR 60% Breaker range, as both formats shared similarly -sized playlists. (Why 60%? Loosely averag- ed, 60% reporter support will rank a song around number 30, scoring a CHR debut Software Suppliers Guide ... the record is "breaking.") However, within the last few years A/C playlists have been gradually shrinking. In a recent column on setting up a computer system (R&R 1-15), I Today the average leading major market A/C station plays fewer than 25 current promised a list of hardware and software systems from many of today's records. Even secondary market stations play fewer than 30 titles. Therefore, with leading and developing broadcast computer service suppliers. most stations carrying short, similar playlists, new songs have been debuting on the Thanks to a strong response, here are nine different companies for A/C chart with 50% reporter support, not 60%. By the time these records reach the your interest and reference. Included in each summary are the com- 60% range, they may have already entered the top 20! purpose or specialty, list, Thus, because of today's shorter A/C playlists, 50% becomes a more accurate pany's client software package(s), available barometer for measuring debuts and/or Breakers. This change is simply a timing ad- features (including options), required hardware, contact represen- justment, recognizing a song as a Breaker in the week it actually debuts in most tatives, address, and phone number. cases, thereby providing consistency between CHR and A/C in the use of the term Prices were excluded, owing to the wide range of system specifica- "Breaker." tions available. mand control, address lists, double label- the average PD in accomplishing the Studying the individual companies, I was amazed by the sophistica- ing, full recovery. elimination of obstacles in the path to tion, detail, and possibilities offered for both programming and sales. Hardware: Microcomputer system from ratings success. In this way, the Program However, to fit everyone in, the software features listed have been con- Apple II, TRS-80, IBM Personal, Xerox, Department possesses the in-house densed to the most pertinent facts. Each company will gladly arrange North Star, and several others. capability to process its primary systemiza- Contact: Roger Skolnik, Ph.D, President tion concerns, and becomes more self- additional information, samples, and specific program highlights for reliant than consultation -dependent." you. Clients: Dozens (exclusive of national rat- Obedient Software ings analysis and international radio con- Computer Position: "Started by broadcasters, for 38215 Ross, Livonia, MI 48154 sulting.) Can PUT CII CHIC Pi Concepts broadcasters, with an exclusive business (313) 591-1483 Software: Market Positioning System CORDORATOv focus of supplying computer services to Features: Mass Acceptance Response 8001 W. 63rd Street the broadcast industry." Position: "The industry standard of self- Study, precision dayparting control, pre- Shawnee Mission, KS 66202 Clients: Several hundred, including major contained computerized music and format programmed music matrix, in-house (800) 255-6350/ market stations, reps, agencies, and control." ratings index, Positions Questions PLUS Kansas collect (913) 677-4000 advertisers. Clients: WLOLIMinneapolis, KOFMIPort- program. Position: "C.C.C. was organized in 1973 Software: a. Act I: Sales & Research Sys- land, and several more, available upon re- Hardware: Computer, dual 8 -inch disk by veterans of the broadcast industry to tem; b. and c. Act II and IV Traffic/Accoun- quest. drive, keyboard, printer, CRT screen, and provide radio stations with an in-house ting; d. Act V Music Inventory, Scheduling Software: Formai Music System accessories. Research computerized traffic and accounting and System; e. Contest System Features: Complete music programming Contact: Todd Wallace, President system." Features: a. Station and market evalua- and library management. tions, mixed media planning, analysis, Clients: Over 150 stations in U.S. and Hardware: Radio Shack TRS-80 Ill, two Canada ranking, reach, frequency, buy -planning, disk drives, printer, and accessories. SPECTRUM graphics; b. Complete system, including Software: Broadcast System: Concept I, Il 1017 N. Minnesota Avenue accounts payable/receivable, general led- Features: Traffic, accounts receivable/pay- Sioux Falls, SD 57104 ger, avails, log generation, preempted spot R ADIO able, payroll, general ledger, automation (605) 339-3788 rescheduling, month -end invoicing, co-op "OMPUTING equipment control, word processing, music COMPUTING billing, year-to-date revenue history, Position: "A multimillion dollar corporation inventory vari- S control. supplying computer hardware and soft- ous management and reference reports; c. Two Dean Drlve, Tenafly, NJ 07670 Hardware: Wang 2200 SVP, internal Win- ware nationally Designed for Radio/TV combinations: in- to educational institutions chester hard disk drive, Texas Instruments (201) 567-3263 teractive with accounts payable/general and several varied business industries." 810 printer, and accessories. ledger program, counter -balance entries, Position: "Complete packages for broad- Clients: Available upon request. Contact: Walter Dean, Production Manager auto -distribution, recurring entries; d. Cus- cast programming, research, and opera- Software: CARTS (Commercial Advertise- tomized reports and policies, music inven- tions. Modestly priced within the com- ment Radio Tracking System) iLL)COM2 tory control, analytical reports, playlist petitive range." Features: Commercial spot management creation and scheduling, research com- Clients: Leading stations in most major and and inventory, billing, system security, Street 479 N. Potomac puting system; e. General use information key secondary markets. order entry, broadcast confirmations, file MD 21740 Hagerstown, storage and retrieval program for contests Software: a. Selector; b. Sampler; c. Traffic reporting, management reports, log pro- (301) 790-1177 or various other uses. 2000 cessing, accounts payable/receivable, Position: "Specifically designed for the Hardware: See Contact regarding particu- Features: a. Selector music system: library general ledger, payroll. broadcast industry, this system addresses lar needs and applications. management, policy guidelines, complete Hardware: Texas Instruments 990 com- the billing and traffic department needs of Contact: Bonnie Bailou, music scheduling and sequencing, various puter package. the market or most stations, regardless of Sales Representative additional analyses; b. Sampler survey Contact: Craig S. Mowry, format." system: complete callout research sys- Senior Applications Analyst Clients: Wide variety of stations in market tem, 52 -week storage, analysis, trend throughout the U.S. and Mexico Media Service Concepts computing, sampling error and confidence 1713 No. North Park Avenue limit calculations, additional analyses; c. StationResearchSystems Software: Dexel Radio & TV Station Man- Chicago, IL 60614 Traffic 2000: avails, sales orders, 14677 Midway Road, Suite 204 agement System (312) 951-2680 scheduling, contract surveys, logging, Dallas, TX 75234 Order entry, confirmations, sta- pricing, billing, account receivables, Features: Position: "Specialists in micro software for (214) 239-5331 for two tion logs or load sheet control on units and/ the broadcast industry." historical data base, and analysis accounts years on salesperson, agency, client, and Position: "Microcomputer software design- or seconds, affidavits, billing, Clients: ABC, CBS, Westinghouse, TRW, management reports, product. ed for use by Program Directors to make payable/receivable, Sandusky, Meredith, and others, available best use of their talents in competitive pro- avails, music research, daily reports, upon request. Hardware: Digital 1103, floppy disks, print- gramming." general ledger, payroll. er, and accessories. Software: a. Recall; b. Snowatch Clients: Available upon request. Hardware: IBM System/23, 64K byte Contact: Andrew M. Economos, President memory, two diskette drive -2D, 5242 Features: a. Audience recycling by day - Software: a. Music Research; b. Market part, matrix printer. time spent listening, exclusive cume Research; c. Music Inventory/Scheduling analysis, quarter-hour distribution, week- for Contact: J. Clifton Hall, Manager/Micro Features: a. Complete system, including day cume combinations, associates Systems Division audience turn- ranks, trends, and crosstabs; b. Question- P.O. Box 11347, Phoenix, AZ 85061 over, cume percent reached, cume/AQH/ naire file. listener behavior, station image, TSL comparison, hour-by -hour profile, (800) 528-60821AZ (602) 242-68001 advertising awareness/recall, personality quick -reach, audience error estimates, Phoenix (602) 242-4050 awareness/evaluation, retail business Marketron PPDV analysis, station -to -market efficien- Position: "The basic strategy is to reduce awareness/image; c. Includes replay fac- gigiOlV cy, audience index, station -to -market the various factors and business decisions tors, dayparting restrictions, transition hour -by -hour, data summary tables; b. involved in radio programming success to allowances, format requirements. 2180 Sand Hill Road Listing definitions, school/business clos- a series of operation procedures, logistical Hardware: Computer terminal, printer, flop- Menlo Park, CA 94024 ings, standard/special messages, screen systems, efficiency methods, and com- py disks, and accessories. 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www.americanradiohistory.com A Record Breaking Week For... GORDON LIGHTFOOT "Baby Stop Back" A/C BREAKERS. GORDON LIGHTFOOT Baby Step Back (W B) 62% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Medium 55/8, Light 19/5, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 16 including KDKA, KEZL, WTIC, 3WS, WRVR, and 11 more. Moves 26-22 on the A/C chart. ELTON JOHN "Empty Gardon (Hey Hey Johnny)" A/C BREAKERS.' ELTON JOHN Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen) 57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 12/1, Medium 52/5, Light 20/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10 including KNBR, WRKA, GEFFEN WMAZ, KUDL, KSL, and 5 more. Moves 30-27 on the A/C chart. RECORDS

$IIYLON & GARFIINICEL "Wake lip Little Suslo" A/C BREAKERS SIMON ft GARFUNKEL Wake Up Little Susie MB) 55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 43/13, Light 28/19, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 35 including WIP, WLTA, WISI\, WCCO, KFMB, and 30 more. Debuts at number 26 on the A/C chart.

AL JARREAII "Teach Me Tonight" A/C CHART 30 24 20 AL JARREAU/Teach Me Tonight (WB) Next in Line: A/C NEW & ACTIVE T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally" (WB/Curb) 49/13 RotaÚon5. Heavy R;O, Medum 26i3, Lght 18t9, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 13, WCZY, KMGC, WSL. WARM96. WFMK. KBOI, KSL, KIXE, KTKT, KSEL, WSGW. WBOW, KRNO. Heavy. WLTA, WCCO, WSGN, WDEF. Medwrry WSB, KEX, WSFM, WGAC, KEY103. T.Q. SHEPPARD "Finally" WBT, WRVR, WHHY, SM95 WFTF. WRVA, WHIO, KRMG.

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In the March 26 issue of R&R, RCA VP/Marketing Joe Galante mentioned utilizing the feed- back obtained from KCKCISan Bernardino PD Bob Mitchell's weekly "Rate A Record" pro- CAROLYN PARKS gramming segment. Following is a letter received from Bob outlining the albums rated since the program's inception, proving that not only PD's have "ears." ODDS & ENDS FROM THE MAILBAG Of the 51 LP's surveyed, 24 of the highest -rated cuts went on to become follow-up singles with the jury still out on at least eight of the more recent entries. This type of innovative program- ming not only encourages your listeners to actively participate in the station, but also provides

valuable input to record labels and artists searching for that next big hit. I believe it's called "giv- Half Of Country ing the people what they want." Dear R&R: Here are the results of our "Rate an LP" feature that debuted Wednesday nights back on October 29, 1980. The songs with an asterisk represent the ones that turned out to be the Listening To Country follow-up singles. All LP's were rated prior to the release of the second single. The single cur- rently being played contained in the LP is never played on the Rate night. An interesting survey just arrived from the CMA showing that Date Artist Highest Rated Cut LP nearly half of all U.S. and Canadian radio stations (3447 facilities) are 10-29-80 Johnny Les Prisoner Of Hope' Looking For Love now programming country music during at least a portion of their 11-29-80 Mel Tlllls Shame On You, Shame On Me Southern Rein 1-07-81 Gail Davies N's A Lovely, Lovely woad* l'1 Be There broadcast day. The number of full-time Country stations has also gone 1-21-81 Terri Gibbs Some Days lt Rains AN Night Long Somebody's Knocking up by 348 during the past year, bringing the total to 2133, nearly twice as 1-28-81 Hank Williams Jr. Dixie On My Mind Rowdy many as were airing the format just three 2.04-81 Elvis Presley Love' Arms' Guitar Man Rusty a permanent place in the Insomniacs 2-11-81 Emmylou Harris Mr. Sandman Evangeline years ago. It certainly seems to prove that Hall of Fame, the eye-opening event also 2-18-81 Gene Watson Even At Its Worst, it's Still The Best Between This Time... Country is continuing to be one of the most 2-25-81 Billy "Crash" Craddock I Love To Do Whet I Love To Crash Craddock raised funds for Eau Claire's Poison Pre- viable formats of the 80's. As CMA Execu- 3-04-81 Willie Nelson Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon Somewhere Over The Rainbow vention Center. When last heard from Rus- tive Director Jo Walker -Meador says, 3-1 1-81 Alabama Love In The First Degree' Feels So Right ty still had terminal jetlag. 3-18-81 Waylon & Jewel Wild Side Of Ufa' Leather & Lace "Besides the great increase in the number 3-25-81 WMLX & WUBE/Cincinnati VP/GM Charley Pride He Can Be An Angel Roll On Mississippi of full-time Country stations, it is notewor- 4-01-81 Ronnie Mlisap I'm Getting Better Out Where The Bright Lights Robert J. English recently was elected thy that many of them are in major mar- Are Glowing president twice! The first honor was his kets and have large coverage areas. As far ... 4-08-81 T.G. Sheppard Troubled Waters I Loved 'Em Every One election to President of the Organization of 4-15-81 John Anderson ILove You A 1000 Ways' John Anderson as the future is concerned, we anticipate Country Radio Broadcasters (OCRB), 4-22.81 Anne Murray Another Sleepless Night Where Do You Go When You nothing but the continued growth of country Dream which sponsors the annual Country Radio music." For further information and a com- 4-29-81 Charly McClain The Very Best Is You Surround Me With Love Seminar. The second came when Bob was 5-12-81 D. FdusIYS. West A Texas State Of Mind Garin' The Family Names plete breakdown of the 1982 figures for On named the 1982 President of the 5-27-81 Oak Ridge Boys Fancy Free' Fancy Free Country radio, contact either Rob Parrish Greater Cincinnati Radio Broadcasters' Associa- 6-10-81 Johnny Cash Chattanooga City LNM Sign' The Baron or Ed Benson at (615) 244-2840. 6-24-81 Kenny Rogers Grey Beard Share Your Love tion. 7-01-81 Stotler Brothers You'N Be Back' Years Ago Was It Charlie Double honors also go to KHJ/Los 7-08-81 Don Williams Lord I Hope This Dey Is Good' Faperialy For You Or Was It Memorex? Angeles News Director Lori Lerner who, in 7-15-81 Willie Nelson It Should Be Easier Now Minstrel Man January, won two Golden Mike Awards 7-22-81 John Conies Miss Emily's Picture' With Love WMAQ/Chicago Advertising and Promo- 7-29-81 Lacy J. Dalton Wild Turkey' Takin It Easy tion Coordinator Robert Chimberoff sent in from the Radio and Television News Asso- 8-01-81 Ronnie Milssp Too Big For Words Gettin' Over Me an interesting article from the Rockford ciation of Southern California for "Best 8-19-81 Hank Williams Jr. Ballad Of Hank Mains The Pressure is On Register Star, which points up just how News Writing" and "Best Feature Series." 8-26-81 Barbara Mandrell Country Girl Barbara Mandrel' Live She followed that up with a more recent 9-02-81 Ray Price When You Gave Your Love To Me' Town & Country influential radio still is on the old "theater 9-09-81 Larry Gatlin She Used To Sing On Sunday Not Guilty of the mind." Seems Charlie Daniels was in award from the Los Angeles Press Club for 9-16-81 Crystal Gayle Lean On Me Haywood, Tennessee the area to appear at the Rockford Metro "Best Newscast Under 15 Minutes." KHJ's 9-30-81 Gene Watson Old Loves Never Die Oid Loves Never Die Centre and stopped by WMAQ the day be- afternoon news anchor Diane Thompson 10-07-81 Johnny Lee When You Fall in Love Bet Your Heel On Me was also honored by the Press Club for her 11-04-81 George Jones Same Ole Me Same Ole Me fore to tape an interview with station per- 11-11-81 Rodney Crowell She Ain't Going Nowhere Rodney Crowell sonality Nancy Turner, which happened to "Medfly Feature," as the station became 11-25-81 Merle Haggard Are The Good Tines Really Over Big city air the same evening as the concert. Many the only Los Angeles music station to be so 12-02-81 Elvis Presley You'll Never Walk Alone' Greatest Hits Volume I of the concertgoers who turned on their car 12-09-81 Emmylou Harris Tennessee Rose' Cimarron 12-16-81 John Anderson When You Catch A Falling Star' I Just Came Home To Count radios after the performance heard Daniels The Memories on the air and actually started to think they 1-13-82 T.G. Sheppard Finely Finely had been duped with an impostor on stage! 1-20-82 Conway Twltty Slow Hand Southern Comfort Both the station and the newspaper were in- 1-27-82 D. FrIu.IIIS. West Our Day WY Come Dave & Shelly 2-03-82 Oak Ridge Boys So Fine Bobbie Sue nundated with calls from irate fans and, al- 2-10-82 CorbinlHanner Band Everyone Knows I'm Yours Son Of America though the Register Star ran an article ex- 2-17-82 Gall Davis Hold On Givin Herself Away plaining the situation, some of them still 2-24-82 Waylon Jennings Just To Satisfy You Black On Black probably believe that Daniels was in Chica- 3-03-82 Loretta Lynn If Ain't Got It I Lie 3-10-82 Willie Nelson Bridge Over Troubled Water Always On My Mind go rather than Rockford the night of the 3-17-82 Alabama Close Enough To Perfect Mountain Music Any dates missing represent weeks that no suitable product was available. The research results are used in the programming of LP cuts at night and during the 10-2pm slot. The research information is also fed to the producer of the LP, personal manager or record company representative, whoever might be easily accessible at the time. The bottom line in doing this is to determine what the people like... Most of the time, they are right. Sincerely, Bob Mitchell Program Director KCKCISan Bernardino concert. Here's the real Charlie (or is it?) honored. Lori is shown here with her pictured with Nancy Turner following that matching Golden Mikes. Movement highly -publicized interview. KLZ & KAZY/Denver's Charlie Roberts Country Wally Clark, former President/GM of KSDISt. Awards, Honors, & Congratulations received the Broadcast Achievement Louis, now holding same title at KPRZ & KIISILos Award of the Colorado Broadcasters Asso- Angeles. Phil Trammell, former Drake-Chenault's second annual "Talent KXOK/St. Louis ciation, which puts him in the elite company GM, replaces Wally at KSD (R&R 4-2) Search" has come to an end, and among the Closeup ... Larry of only two other broadcasters who have Watts succeeds Jon Anthony as chosen few are two Country radio represen- Openings Operations received this honor for "contributing out- Manager of Satellite Music Network's Country tatives, WRNL/Richmond's Mike Anderson WGNA-FMIAIbany needs a News Director. standing efforts and dedication to the Col- format. Jon is now PD at WOIK-FM/Jacksonville and KILT/Houston's morning team of Hud- Anyone with minimum of three years in news and orado broadcasting industry." as well as being involved in several personal pro- son & Harrigan. Both will be featured along preferably some news director background, send WCXI/Detroit Sports Director Chris Mc- jects (R&R 3-19). Lee Shannon moves to MD at with the other honorees on D-C's double al- T&R to Chris Warren, PD, Box 1069, Albany, Clure won the top award from the the station ... Shannon Reed is Operations bum "Talent Search II." For further infor- NY 12201 ... New Country station in Tucson Unlimited Hydroplane Racing Commission Manager at new Country facility KASIIAmes, IA, mation, check out the April 2 issue of R&R metro (KAVV) in need of an entire staff ranging for local radio coverage of the 1981 Silver which changed from A/C February 1 ... Former (Page 8). from business manager to part-time janitor. Cup Event, bettering ten other national en- KXRBISioux Falls OM Ken Mills is starting his When morning drive jock Rusty Rogers Operations Manager Paul S. Lotsof is also looking trants. own FM station, KSOY in the Black Hills, and is decided to leave WAXX/Eau Claire for for "five major market quality personalities who are The KEBC/Oklahoma City News Depart- replaced by Ron Butler ... Former KSANISan Tennessee, he wanted to go out in style. He willing to work for starvation wages and who will ment was the recipient of five Oklahoma Francisco PD Bob Young turns up as PD of did. Rusty recently set a new record for promise never to quit." If you fit these qualifica- Associated Press awards for "Spot News," KHEY-FM/EI Paso ... Brian Jarrett promoted to continuous live broadcasting with an tions, send T&R to Box 42977, Tucson, AZ 80 -hour marathon airshift. Besides earning Continued on Page 38 85733. Continued on Page 38

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-15 SAN DIEGO SALT LAKE BY 6Y 38%! -10 70%!

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 38 REtRlFriday, April 9, 1982 Country Closeup Continued from Page 34 WQBK. Chris Lammly ("C -K") joins WGNA from MD at WBCSIMilwaukee ... KOMA/Oklahoma WHUCIHudson and will host all-night trucker's City afternoon drive personality John Pratt ap- show called "Interstate 108" ... KKALIArroyo pointed to MD, replacing Wade Carter, who is Grande's new morning man is Chris O'Conner BIFF COLLIE pursuing a career in local television. The station from KCEYITurlock, CA ... Gary Garrett now also adds two new staffers: Bobby Yarbrough doing 3-7pm shift at WEEP/Pittsburgh (from MUSIC COUNTRY: Chuck Morgan really started something! Bar- (from KUZZI13akersfleld) for swing shifts and WJAS in town), replacing Sharon Lee, who bara Mandrell, Roy Acuff, Sylvia, and hundreds of others were there Mick Cornett (from KOCO-TV/Oklahoma City) as moves to WSUNITampa ... KLIKIJefferson City, Sports Director ... "Speedy" Perez promoted MO welcomes Kristy Steel to the 2-6am for opening night of his Music Country Network show, the first live - the to MD at KOKEIAustin, replacing Steve Gary... shift ... Several changes at KTOMISalinas: by -satellite nightly radio show from Nashville in history. I think it's a Steve Brody new MD of WSLRIAkron from Frank Davis joins from KALBIAlexandrla to do great idea and I can't think of anyone I'd rather see host it. Chuck W010/Canton, as Becky Joseph leaves to start midnight -6, replacing Allen Brooks, who moves Morgan is a special young man... crossover record. They don't believe it's her own antique store ... Former PD/MD at to the Houston area; Chris Taylor comes on KWJJIPortland, Bill Templeton, now MD at Don Harris, one-time PD at WBAP, is the Loretta calling. (Adult Contemporary ar- board in mid -April in the 7 -midnight slot from KEEDIEugene ... WGNA-FMIAlbany ND Brian new all-night record-player at that Texas tists don't call?) ... ('ja know Loretta was a KFATISan Jose, as Marty Johnson moves into giant, replacing longtime "Midnight Grandmother at 30???) Shields moves across town to News/Talk outlet the sales department. Cowboy" Bill Mack. Larry Scott's back in QUOTEBOARD: Charlie Douglas, WWL the area after exiting his all-night KLAC "Road Gang" foreman says: "Nobody's Truckers Club. Buddy Ray, who was all- perfect...and I'm a Perfect night king of the East Coast Interstates for Example ! "... Lookalikes : Linda Rond- years at WWVA/Wheeling, is now doing stadt and Rosanne Cash...M-M-Mell Tillis mornings at US -107 hereabouts. Mike Molasses??? He grows sorghum and sugar Hoyer, who was the Midwest's premier cane on his 1500-acre farm in nearby nighthawk at WHO/Des Moines for many Cheatham County...57 years ago this years, is now running a motel month, WLS/Chicago, the home of the some-where...Looks like Charlie Douglas "National Barn Dance," went on the air. is the only one of the "originals" left on That was the forerunner of the Grand Ole "the other side of the day"... Opry...Don Williams, after performing to LIFE IN THE BIG COUNTRY: George 41,228 at Dallas' Cotton Bowl, remembered Jones's sad story continues to unfold after that there were more people there that his latest public problems, and at this night than lived in his hometown writing he is still in Hillcrest Hospital in altogether! ...It's A Country Fact: Donna Birmingham, where he was treated for Fargo, Ray Stevens, T.G. Sheppard, Con- alcoholism in 1980. Promoter Floyd Dixon way Twitty, and Kippi Brannon are not When WKHKINew York air personality Tim Byrd official WKHK "New York is putting its boots on" sued Mickey Gilley for $1 million, claiming real names! their picked up his request line one day recently, he T-shirt, which they presented to CBS News Cor- Gilley cancelled a charity engagement in AD-LIBS: Bill Anderson's bumper found that the production staff of the CBS Evening respondent Dan Rather. Pictured making the Irmo, SC in January 1979, saying he was stickers became "bumper -snickers" when News was doing more than producing the news presentation are (l -r0 WKHK Public Relations ill, only to perform at his Houston he toured the upper Midwest. In the Twin ... they were listening to his show and had call- Director Mercedes Sandoval, 3yrd, Rather, and nightclub during filming of the "Urban Cities especially they found a home ed to request a song. Since Tim was nice enough station Promotion Director Darilyn Stringer. So if Cowboy" movie. Also named in the suit because, you see, there's a Bill Anderson to oblige, they also invited him over for an inside you happen to see some sort of funny design are Gilley's Enterprizes and United who's the top male stripper in that peek at the CBS broadcast studios. Luckily, Tim showing through Rather's shirt on his next broad- Talent, Inc., Gilley's booking agent at the area! ...Billy Bob Bowman says they have and station staffers remembered to bring along an cast, you'll know what it is! time of the incident...Al Jolson, Jr. (the real one) opened his new recording studio on Music Row in Nashville...Tanya Tucker The KFDI/Wichita News Department, is by her ex -road manager Mailbag being sued comprising News Director Dan Dillon, Steven Wallach for $3 million for "contrac- Continued from Page 34 Senior Editor Nelson Schock, Public Affairs tual and personal wrongs connected with General Reporting," Investigative Repor- Director Dave Barger, Assistant Sports the breach of an oral contract in August ting," "Actuality," and "Documentary." Director John Wright, and reporters Ken 1981." Wallach claims the singer and her The news and Jeanne Morgan, father J.M. Tucker have prevented him award -winning team consists of Vandruff, Rita Ridder, News Kevin Lynch, Assistant ND walked with three out of five from obtaining other employment...That Chief recently away David Parrett, News Editors Bob Sands, state awards for "excellence in radio news $8 million Music Row tourist attraction, Stan Case, Mike Earley, Brian Walke, Kim broadcasting" from the United Press Inter- boasting five theatres, a restaurant, and a Country's most well-known hobo, Boxcar Hudson, Sam Moore, Kathryn Brumley, national News Organization, competing with hotel, targeted for a spring '83 opening, is Willie, isn't worried about bullets end Elizabeth Cwekowski, Bryce Matteson, both radio and television stations in the state right on, or close to schedule. The and Breakers these days. His latest album "Last Meteorologist Lloyd Tidwell. of Kansas. restaurant will open shortly, the founda- Train To Heaven" on Main Street Records tion for the hotel is being laid this week, went platinum through combined mail order and the face of Music Row in Music City and retail sales! Pictured at the Disneyland continues to change almost platinum presentation are (I -r) Mickey IT'S MORE monthly... Rachel Parton Dennison plays Mouse, Boxcar, and Main Street GM Bert Doralee Rhodes well in the new TV'er "9 to Bogash. 5." Looks so much like her sister you think THAN JUST the soft Southern accent is not hers. That's a little stranger around the house these the only thing that's not like Dolly...Seems days (his sister married a midget!)...At there's been some misunderstanding what superstar's birthday party did his MUSIC regarding Charley Pride's association wife shove a piece of his birthday cake in with RCA Records. Charley has re-signed the face of what girl singer???...It's A with the label, not resigned (what a dif- Country Fact: When Hank Williams mov- THAT MAKES ference a hyphen can make! ) ed to Nashville and joined the Grand Ole APRIL SHOWERS: John Denver spent Opry, he was replaced at the "Louisiana THIS last April in Music City working on an Hayride" by Red Sovine...Tom T. Hall album project with Larry Butler...Last won't be a candidate for Tennessee Gover- April Jimmy Harold Jenkins (Conway's nor in 1982 (maybe 1986?) OUNTRY youngest) married Cynthia Batson...Billy Bob's opened in Ft. Worth a year ago...Mac Davis says making movies is a GREAT mental vacation from 250 concerts a year Your audience wants to hear today's music-and that (wish he'd make something that's not Country Radio's Most Accurate means the smooth, lively sounds of modern country! 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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R{Friday, April 9,1982 Page 39» Atlantic O'Donnell Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 1 Sr. VP/Promotion Vince Ring continued, "WBBM fired Faraci and Director/National him without any hearing of any Album Promotion Judy Libow sort. If they haven't completed an commented, "We are very pleas- investigation, there no justifica- ed to be able to acknowledge both tion of the action they took. Alan's and Danny's tremendous "We had asked them for equal contributions to the Atlantic time to respond under the per- family. With his new respon- sonal attack doctrine," Ring add sibilities, Alan Wolmark will be ed. "That regulation provides taking a significantly larger role when one is personally attacked in the department, especially in and it involves a controversial Helpful Reader Writes: Were You Wrong? dealing with major AOR stations issue of public importance, then across the country. Danny Buch the station must give him time to I thank Wayne Norman for a helpful, friendly letter from Willimantic, CT (WILL, WINY, WLIS) saying in part that "like brings to his new post a number reply within seven days of the many morning men, I rely heavily on your Calendar section for tidbits for my shift. Frankly I don't know where you get all that of years of valuable experience, time of broadcast. They turned it stuff. This morning (3-8-82) I used your item about the mothballed battleships." (Note: item said no battleships are on active and it gives us great pleasure to down on the grounds that his firing duty now.) The letter continues: "Phone call : listener boldly claimed that in 1968 the USS New Jersey was recommissioned for welcome him to the National was not a controversial issue of the Vietnam war and is still in service off the coast of Washington State. So I had to swallow my pride and come clean on the Album Promotion staff." public importance. If that's the air. So what! It won't stop me from using your material again. I thought you'd like to know, or at least want to check it out." Wolmark joined Atlantic in 1978 case, why did they run it on the air When the letter arrived I phoned Wayne to thank him for taking time to pass along the information. Errors definitely from Record World, attaining his every half hour? They raise the should be corrected. present position in October 1980. question that they're denying him Lots of help comes from listeners. However, in this case the listener was mistaken: at the Pentagon a spokeswoman says ship was Buch came to Atlantic in 1979 that right because it was aired the in question commissioned in '68 but decommissioned the following year, and the Navy confirms it has no bat- after a year at WEA and several during a regularly scheduled tleships on active duty. years at various retail opera- newscast. It's my position that Whether that small item is right or wrong isn't the point here. It's that any time you spot what appears to be an error in my tions. that exception doesn't give broad- Calendar section, your help is genuinely appreciated. Please write or call! casters the right to use that as an out every time they want to defame or attack someone per- CALENDAR Adams sonally." CBS officials, who have until the Continued from Page 1 end of the month to respond after UFO Over Soviet Field tripled in personnel over the past being served, did not comment at two years, and we now are at the this time. MONDAY, APRIL 12: Twenty-one years ago this morning a woman in the Saratov region of the USSR was in a point where we need more hands- field tending her calf, when she saw something mysterious floating down from the sky: a parachute carrying a sizable metal ob- on, day-to-day management than ject. It landed. A little door opened and a short (52") creature in a silver spacesuit climbed out and began walking toward her. we did as a smaller, single -format Abramson She screamed "Who are you?" The creature removed the helmet and in her own language said "A friend, a friend." He was. company. The young woman was seeing cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin returning from Man's first trip into space, the one -orbit 89 -minute mis- Continued from Page 1 "Larry's appointment will leave sion of April 12, he's worked with independent dis- 1961. me more time to concentrate on Ann Miller of "Sugar Babies" is 59. Jane Withers is 56. Tiny Tim is 50. Herbie Hancock is 42 and David Cassidy is tributors. He has a proven track our creative activities, certain 32. special sales areas, and strategic record; he was instrumental in helping to break Blondie and Pat plans for the long-range future," Beaver, Most Infamous Son Schulke concluded. Benatar. I feel he has a tremen- Utah's dous amount of enthusiasm and TUESDAY, APRIL 13: One of America's best-known outlaws was born 116 years ago today in energy, and the drive and deter- Beaver. Utah. Robert Parker became a cattle rustler with the Mike Cassidy gang, then a bank robber, then for awhile bet- mination that's necessary when ween bank jobs he was a butcher. From these associations he created the alias by which we know him, "Butch" Cassidy. Metroplex you're going out there as an inde- There's controversy to this day over whether he died in a Bolivian gunbattle or snuck back to the U.S. and quietly lived out his pendent. He's the kind of guy who later years under yet another alias. will break records for us, and will is Castro is 56. Continued from Page 1 Madalyn Murray O'Hair 63. Fidel fit in very well with the Island family." people working for us, and we've Sent No S -O -S always tried to create jobs around Abramson commented to R&R, "Titanic" the abilities of the people." "I'm really thrilled, because Is- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14: It is merely a trick with words, but when the luxury ocean liner "Titanic" struck that Young is reportedly consulting land most closely parallels iceberg 70 years ago tonight the radio operator did not send an S -O -S. That's because in 1912 the distress signal was C -Q -D; TM's syndicated Beautiful Music Chrysalis in terms of being inde- CQ for "calling anyone who can hear" and D for "disaster." The collision was shortly before midnight and the ship went down format. Mills has already arrived pendent. So I'm real familiar with about two -and -a -half hours later (in the early -morning hours of April 15) with the loss of 1517 lives. 706 people were rescued by at KEZK and Ross, who had man- this as a work arrangement. I nearby ships. aged WHYI previously and has think Chris Blackwell is one of the President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865. He died the following day. The world record for most snowfall in a been stationed in Miami, will now true visionaries of our industry; it 24-hour period was set 61 years ago at Silver Lake, Colorado, when 6 feet 4 inches fell. be based out of the WHYI & WHTT will be a pleasure to work for both Pete Rose and Julie Christie are 41. Frank Serpico is 46. Loretta Lynn is 47. Tony Perkins is 50 and Rod Steiger is 57. offices. him and Ron Goldstein." Abraham Lincoln Dies 1865 THURSDAY, APRIL 15: At 7:22 on this date in 1865 President Abraham Lincoln was pronounced dead of a bullet wound in the head, sustained the prior evening at Ford's Theater in Washington. Three hours later Vice President An- drew Johnson was sworn in as 17th President. Three weeks later - after his body had been displayed on an extensive rail tour - Lincoln was buried at Springfield, Illinois. The first franchised McDonald's restaurant opened on this date in 1955 at Des Plains, Illinois. The chain has become the largest restaurant operation on earth with nearly 7000 shops, each averaging a million -a -year gross. It is federal tax filing deadline day. Elizabeth Montgomery is 49, and so is Roy Clark. Father of the Skyscraper

WHY ARE WE HOLDING OUR EARS LIKE THIS? Impressionist Rich Lit- FRIDAY, APRIL 16: The architect generally referred to as the "father of the skyscraper" was Dankmar Adler, tle, in town promoting his new album "The First Family Rides Again," who was born in 1844 and died on this date in 1900. The first one didn't scrape much sky, but it was a beginning: in 1890 Adler stops by to visit KULF/ Houston air personality Mike Scott and Louis Sullivan designed the ten -story Wainwright Building in St. Louis, which still houses Missouri state offices. Why weren't there skyscrapers before that? No giant businesses required big central buildings, elevators were primitive, and suitable structural steel didn't exist. Exactly 120 years ago today the Confederate Congress ordered a mass military draft to fight the Civil War. All white men between 18 and 34 were conscripted into the Southern army. Pater Ustinov is 61. Edle Adams is 53. Bobby Vinton is 47 and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is 35. stickers. (Communication Ask how ours can be so much Graphics inc better at such a terrific price! TOLL FREE WHICH ONE'S IN RADIO? Members of the Chicago White Sox partici- 1-800-331-4438 pated in WAZY/ Lafayette's annual Winter Festival, but stealing the show was the team mascot "The Rantoul Kid, "shown here between (l--r) Promo- WINDOW DECALS BUMPERSTICKERS tions Director John Galvin and Music Director Jim Stacy.

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WBLX'S LARRY WILLIAMS

A Southern GM's View

KDIA'S PRYOR COMMITMENT - KDIA/Oakland gave away 460 free tickets to a screening of Of Arbitron Numbers Richard Pryor's "Live On The Sunset Strip" movie, along with 100 T-shirts and posters. Pictured are a number of satisfied customers. Since the beginning of the year, we have had a number of ratings successes for Black radio in different parts of the country. Black radio and black music continue to show the industry "Black doesn't have to get back, but Black has picked up the slack ! " Seriously, while some forms of music are not selling, black music is. While some radio formats are failing and being changed, Black radio is trying to rebound and Ur- ban Contemporary is definitely alive and well in New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Houston, Jacksonville, plus other cities too numerous to mention. the chores How do we as broadcasters know if our of programming and being the stations are really doing as well as Arbitron General Manager." says? Maybe no one really has the answer, Knowing that traditionally Black radio WZAK HOLDS OUT WELCOME TO ANGELA Arista recording artist Angela but it's a question I posed to General stations have not hired consultants, I asked - KDKO TAKES TIME -In a recent visit to Bofill stopped by the studios of 93 FM/WZAK Manager Wil- Mr. Williams if he thought outside KDKO/Denver, two members of the vocal Larry Cleveland for a brief interview with Music assistance might help identify existing group Time posed for the camera. Pictured liams of WBLX/Mo- Director Eric Faison. While Ms. Bofill was at listeners and potential new listeners? He (l -r) are KDKO Music Director Carlos Lando, bile. Mr. Williams be- the station she recorded some station ID's in Morris Day and Jimmy Jam of the Time, and came GM in 1975; pri- replied, "We have considered hiring an out- Spanish for WZAK's new Latin program, "The KDKO Program Director Byron Pitts. or to that he had been side consultant from time to time but we Salsa Connection." Operations Manager find being here in Mobile we get a better at WBLX since 1974. feel for what the area demands of a radio We talked about the station. In our city we feel the key to suc- reliability of the num- cess is good service to the community bers and methods of besides the music that we play. I'm sure ACTION verifying them or having an outside consultant could help us studying them in in some ways, but as you know that costs more detail. Larry Williams money." If you could get your superiors to I asked Mr. Williams how he knew that authorize the expenditure for more KDAY "Trembler" WBLX really has a 12.0 share 12+ as per research and outside help, would you? ARB? "Really, we have no way of "Yes, definitely. I've always felt that the ACTION continues this week with a The Nashville Music Association an- knowing," he admitted, then broached the more input you have from all sources, other "trembler" at KDAY/Los Angeles. All- nounced that the deadline for entries to its topic of Arbitron's diary retrieval techni- programmers, and the community, the bet- night air personality Mary Roberts has second annual "Summer Soul '82 Black ques. "You know they just started their new ter chance you have of putting together an been let go and replaced by midday per- Talent Search," sponsored by the organiza- sonality Dave Michaels. The new midday phase of eliminating the telephone retrieval effective product. To do something like that tion's Black Music Committee, is May 15, system. A number of blacks think that this personality named by Program Director 1982. This year's new system is going to work against Black J.J. Johnson is Jack Patterson, formerly of talent search has radio stations. I'm of the opinion that it's KDAY, KMJQ, and TM Productions. been expanded to two going to give everybody a good chance to "I would say our form of There's nothing like old home week! categories including see exactly what's happening in the research is a lot of morality WVOI/Toledo has made some music black contemporary marketplace. I definitely feel that we are changes in its gospel programming. The and black gospel going to have to give this new system a fair and a strong sense of respon- daily gospel show from 9am-lpm has been music, and is open to chance. However, I do feel that with the sibility." moved to all day Sunday. From 9am-lpm, any professional percentage of ethnic weighting, which in WVOI now features its regular black music musician or group the Mobile market is 22%, the results have format. without an existing shown that this information is a pretty good WJAX/Jacksonville, FL celebrated its recording contract. indicator that Black radio is a factor here in first birthday as Jacksonville's Urban Con- Four winners in each temporary winner. Program Director Steve Mobile." revenue in order to get the dollars to allow category will be Carol Carper us that type of luxury." Fox promised to send us a photo of the occa- presented in two public concerts, promoted by the NMA, during the Summer Soul '82 "The more input you have I asked Mr. Williams if WBLX had any celebration, which commemorates Black type of special research to pick its music Music Month. Winners in the black contem- from all sources, other pro- and to target potential advertisers. His rep- porary category will perform at the Ten- grammers, and the com- ly was, "I've been in this business for 30 nessee Performing Arts Center's Andrew it's been my philosophy the better chance years and always Jackson Hall on Friday, June 25, with the munity, that everybody deserves the best. Your black gospel winners presented the follow- you have of putting together listeners, your clients, and your coworkers. ing evening. an effective product." We don't have any particular research, but KGFJ/Los Angeles General Manager I try to emphasize that we're not going to do Hal Jackson announced the appointment of anything to offend our listeners or our Ms. Carol Carper as evening anchor and clients. We make sure that our music con- reporter for the KGFJ News Department. Do you or your sales manager or pro- tent and our commercial content is kept at a Ms. Carper will be responsible for the gram director ever go to Arbitron head- high standard of moral conviction. I feel presentation of the afternoon news. Ms. quarters in Laurel, Maryland to review that your listeners and clients judge you by Carper has worked for KDAY, KKTT, and diaries after a book? "Our National Pro- your radio station's content. Since your KUTE in Los Angeles. gram Director Ed Feeger does the travel- radio station is your product, you must ing and the reviewing of diaries for the en- always keep the product good and tire group. In addition to tabulating and wholesome, then you can demand the researching the diaries, if there's informa- respect of the big advertisers. You can also tion that's critical to us - positive or demand the respect of the total com- negative - he passes it on to us to utilize." munity - not just one segment but every sion - and he did! Staffers celebrate in the Black Radio's Most Accurate Does your local PD ever get involved in group in the city. I would say our form of top photo, while in the lower shot, pictured Music Information analyzing this research? "Well, yes - we research is a lot of morality and a strong (1-r) are Fox, MD Otis Gamble, and per- Begins on Page 59 don't have a local programmer. I handle sense of responsibility." sonality C.C. Thomas.

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MERGE! The new sound from Chicago features Debbie Alexander on their debut album. And here's the action: WDAS WIGO WGCI WCIN WYLD WHAT WEDR WJPC WLOV KGFJ WLLE WRBD WBMX WVKO KJLH WWDM WORL WVON WDAO KUTE WPEG WOKB WGPR KZEN WWWS WAOK WERO WCMB WESL KGBC WVEE WJAX WJMO WBOK KAPE Includes: Take It to the Top Way to Go Billboard 67* Cash Box 78* Record World 64* NFL 1-8003 Worry Show Him the MICHAEL. WYCOFF A new album from a new artist with a distinct sound of his own. And here's the action: WCAS WGIV WJLB WBLK KAPE WKND WPEG WGPR WDAO KGBC WBLS WLLE WGCI WBOK KOKA WRKS WWDM WJPC KDIA KZEN WNJR WEDR WBMX KCOH WLOK WDAS WLBS WAMO KAEZ KPRS WWIN WESL Billboard Cash Box Record World Includes: 64* 52* 68* STILL GOT THE MAGIC (Sweet Delight) NFL 1-8004 DIAMOND REAL LOOKING UP TO YOU LOOKS SO FINE Back to basics with a group that accomplished gold on their first album effort with the label. And here's the action: WILD WUSS WENZ WGIV WCIN WLLE WYLD WKAS WSSJ WRAP WBMX WAMO WAAA WBOK WNHC WWIN WOWI WHRK W LOU WWDM KGFJ WBLS WXYV WPLZ WVOL WPEG WQMG KUPE WNJR WOOK WJJS WGFR WGIV WTLC KACE WDAS WHUR WVEE WEDR WPAL WJMO KJLH WHAT KCOH Includes: LOOKS SO FINE WHY DONT Billboard Cash Box Record World * SA -8545 YOU THINK ABOUT ME SLAM DUNK 60* 55* 66* THE FUNKJUMPIN' TO CONCLUSIONS RC,' Records and Tapes C Give the gift of music. °SALSOUL - Manufactured and Distributed by RCA Records

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 42 REM/Friday, April 9, 1982 THE PIC TURE PAGE EMI Salutes Gels With Gold And Platinum

EM/ America hosted a lavish party for the J. Gei/s Band on the occasion of their Los Angeles members look on; (l -r, center left) label VP Mark Levinson, Mazza, and group's Seth Justman; Sports Arena show. The group received gold, platinum, and double platinum awards for their (l -r, center right) label VP's Joe Petrone and Dick Williams, Mazza, Wolf, EM/A UK VP Cliff "Freeze -Frame" LP and "Centerfold" single. Pictured at far left is lead singer Peter Wolf Busby, and Levinson; (l-r, far right) EM/A 's Claire Paul, EMIA artists Dwight Twilley and (center at mike) thanking EMIA/Liberty President Jim Mazza (left) for the awards as band Sheena Easton, and label VP Don Grierson. Cole In Epic's Stocking Hall fr Oates Haul In Awards

RCA's Daryl Hall b John Oates received gold and platinum awards for their last two albums, "Privates Eyes" and "Voices," following a Cleveland concert appearance. Pictured (l-r) are RCA VP Joe Mansfield, Oates, Champion Entertainment President Tommy Mottola, Hall, RCA VP Jack Craigo, Champion VPJeb Brien, RCA's Dave Lucas, and Champion's Natalie Cole has been signed to Epic Records after spending her entire recording career to date with Capitol. Pic- Brian Doyle. tured at the signing are (l-r) CBS VP/GM Black Music Larkin Arnold, CBS Records Group President Walter Yet- Elektra/Asylum nikoff, CBS RG Deputy President Dick Asher, Cole (seated), E/P/A Sr. VP/GM Don Dempsey, E/P/A VP Paris Eley, Sandford Signing At and manager Kevin Hunter. Keeping Current With AC/DC

Atlantic and WEA representatives were well represented at the party following AC/DC's recent Los Angeles con- certs. Pictured (1-r) are Atlantic's Tom Davies, WEA's Mike Smith, Ray Jeter, and Cory Connery, group's Angus Young, WEA's Rick Rieger, and Atlantic's Mike Friedman. Kool Night For Polygram Chas Sandford has signed with Elektra/Asylum, with his first album, "Parallax View," expected this month. Pictured (l-r, seated) are E/A Chair- man Joe Smith end Sandford; (l-r, standing) E/A's Joey Averback and Robin Huff, and label Sr. VP Kenny Buttice. Omette On Antilles

De -Lite artists Kool & the Gang were feted with a luncheon in New York by Polygram during their four-show Jazz pioneer Ornette Coleman recently played the Ritz in New York in sup- stand in the city. Pictured (l-r, back) are Polygram Sr. VP's Jack Kiernan and Chip Taylor, group's Robert "Kool" port of his just-released Antilles album "Of Human Feelings." Pictured Bell and Dennis Thomas; Polygram's Michael Kidd and Joe Grossman, and group's James "JT" Taylor; (l-r, front) backstage are (l -r) Coleman, manager Stan Bernstein, and Ron Goldstein, Polygram VP Tommy Young, and group's Clifford Adams. President of Island Records (parent company of Antilles).

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EOE M/F (4-2) supervi- Program Director for New Jersey's authentic MOR. ND needed for WBTH/WXCC. Organization, KULF/Houston seeks engineering assistant. Must Opening for two Country air personalities. Needed Experienced PD/MD/DJ ready to move up. T&R, salary sion skills a must. T&R to Chip Mosley, Box 261, be self starter and have 1st phone or general. Contact: by May 1st. T&R to Ron Scott, P.O. Box E, Ridgeland, requirements: GM, WNNJ, Box 40, Newton, NJ 07880. Williamson, WV 25681. EOE M/F (4-21 Ron Haney, KULF (7131854-7900. EOE M/F (4-91 SC 29936. EOE M/F (4-21 EOE M/F (4-9) Marketplace --pro `t' call-TALENT Toby Arnold Now is the time to make the change. Stations Poor & Associates are looking for sharp people to bring in the rat- 4255 LBJ. Dallas. TX 75234 ings. We'll get you the job you like in the area (announcer's HflamersA you want and the salary you need. 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MARY years experience in news announcing, production. a high self image. Seeking company HELEN, (9161 969-7266. 14-9) Prefer Midwest. 13191 386-8977. (421 KRNS/Bums hes a future fulltime opening for air tal- that's on the move, promotes from within award winning for both play-by-play ent/production. Write Dean Carl, KRNS, Box 271, Programming to make your station #1. Award - and challenges their employees. Call (804) Sportscaster: hockey) & general sports reporting. Available now. Burns, OR 97720. (4-91 winning programmer with 7 years broadcasting ex- 384-5483. (4-23) (pro perience. Strong production/promotion. Call JOHN Call RUSS, (717) 561-0710. (421 Arizona: New FM Country format needs entire staff GRAY, (7131 539-1140. (49) including Business Manager and five air personalities Currently Assistant PD at top retad CHR in 300,000 Reedy to relocate now. 9 years experience. Good willing to try new ideas. 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CA 94108 Proven major market performer seeking sun, fun Et dedicated Et hard worker. Call FRANK "WILLIAMS" EOE responsibility. Country, CHR, AOR, you name it. DAVE, GUILLAUME, (7161 336-2273 or (7181 3365664. (4-21 RADIO (4121 921-0314, before 3pm. (4-91 in phases In largest market needs full-time Chief Engineer, 8 years experience all of Top station MTs News anchor/reporter ready to fit information into Tom Thies moves from Sales Rep. at WQUA/Quad newsperson. T&R to Jack Bell, KYYA Radio, 1645 broadcast looking for good position at good station. your format. 25 years old, 9 years experience. Will Cities to GM at KLOU/Lake Charles, LA. Central Ave., Billings, MT 59102. No calls please. EOE GENE, 1502) 827-8248, after 5pm CST. (421 relocate. 1817) 772-5120. 14-9) M/F (4-2) Paul B. Rogers elevated to General Sales ND at upstate NY News/Talk station Experienced AOR/CHR Jock. Former Production Manager at WQUE/New Orleans, LA. Bilingual newscaster. Spanish/English needed im- Assistant seeks ND position or anchor/reporter in upper medium Director, Assistant PD Et MD. Prefer Southwest. mediately on -air in L.A. area. Call (714) 492-5789. Ed LA as or major market. Call after 7pm EST, (3151 853-3228. Available now. Call BOBBY, (8081 792-4830 or 1806) Patricia Quinn joins WQUE/New Orleans, McKay. EOE M/F (4-2) 14-9) 745-3129. (4-21 Co-Op Director.

Immediate opening for part-time/weekend air per- Went to settle down with one station. 6 year medium Topical, relatable, human delivery with humor. Ex- WIOD/Miami, FL has become a secondary af- sonalities at KFOX-FM/Redondo Beach, CA. A/C. market pro. Looking for another medium or major perienced in all phases of radio. Available in the filiate to the NBC Radio Network. T&R: KFOX, Kirk Squiers, 123 W. Torrance Blvd., #C2, market. For TEtR call DAVE, (812) 488-7644. 14-91 Midwest now. Call TOM, (715) 359-3612. (4-2) Redondo Beach, CA 90277. EOE M/F (4-2) Lady killer with first phone seeks position with A/C or Are you tired of deed air? Call (213) 752-2336, ask for pro- RECORDS oldies formatted stations in mid -Atlantic. Smooth MICHAEL TURNER. Great person, great pipes Et a little duction. BOB MORGAN, (717) 284-9692. (4-9) lacquer under the fingernails. (4-21 Positions Sought Richard Streicker joins the legal and business af- Jock looking for full-time slot in Et Contemporary DAVE MACK, formerly with KNAC, WMGK WYSP fairs department at WB Records. small/medium market. IL preferred. Good production. would like to work for you. For TEtR call, (2131 TOM GRILL, (219) Hard-working, dedicated newsman, 8 years ex- Available mid -June. For T&R call 4374141. 14-2) Michael T. Schulman appointed Attorney, perience seeks outside reporter/writer position, radio or 484-5202. (4-9) Records Section, CBS Law Department, L.A. TV. Also consider off -air ND. Midsouth, Rocky Moun- Good pipes, experienced communicator, strong PD or OM position tain. RANDALL BARGAR, (7161 865-3120. 14-91 Now programming A/C. Seeking production. Doing afternoon drive - Coun- Marlow promoted to Manager, Creative potential with stable operation. West or Prefer up- Joan having growth try - medium market. Can do other formats. Services, Polygram Records, Inc. ANDY CURRAN, WAPI-FM, ex-WZZK/Birmingham, Midwest preferred. All considered. MIKE, 1303) per Midwest. Call MARK, (8121 262-5811, mornings. AL seeks medium market MD and/or air shift. AOR, 434-5549.14-9) (4-2) CHR preferred. A/C, Country, R&B considered. (205) Miscellaneous P -B -P In 870-3606. (4-91 Hard-working, dedicated sportscaster all Current major market announcer looking. Current Anchormen, feature reporter. Willing and reedy Former PD/MD, with sports. job possibly being phased out. WTSV Country needs record service from all labels. to relocate. Emotional Et enthusiastic. Please contact Prefer West but will con- Operations/Production Manager. 10 years ex- Country end Rock experience. Send to 221 Washington St., Claremont, NH 03743. BARRY SACKS, (914) 354-6945. 14-91 perience. B.A. Knowledgeable image producer. Profes- sider all. (714) 464-5870. 14-21 (4-9) sional, creative hands-on skills. Dynamic voice. BRYAN ST. PETERS, 6412 (ronberk, Las Vegas, NV 89107. (491 GREG FITZGERALD wants to move up. MD, 8 years Rookie DJ wants to work in small or medium market, KWTO needs Country and Contemporary LP and experience AFKN/KAZY/KTCL. ASAP call (303) South or West. WAYNE COOK, 301 S. Lillian #218, single service from all labels. Send to David O'Dell, KEN SILVERSTEIN, Sportscaster WFAA/Dalles-Ft. 221-1739. Prefer CA. (4-91 Stephenville, TX 76401. (4-21 P.O. Box 4668, G.S. Springfield, MO 65804. 14-21 2 years Top 10 market experience. Looking for Worth. and opportunity. Call (2141 696-8059. (4-9) PD In small market A/C wants to make your station Talented, creative, experienced celebrity r a winner. VA, NC, SC only. Experience in Country, character voice Impersonator desires non-DJ oppor- Religion too. (704) 872-8825. 14-91 tunity. Impressive demo available. ROB BENNETHUM, R&R Opportunities Announcer 8 yeers. Small market experience. PD, 1025 Union Street, Reading, PA 19604. (421 MD, copywriter. MDR, EZ. Married. Prefer Carolinas, JAY STUART, formerly nights at WNVR, Advertising VA, ME. GEOFF STELLPFLUG, Box 61, Mifflin, PA WATR/Waterbury, CT. 2 years experience looking for 100% money beck guarantee) Your ratings go up or smell/medium market jock position. Cell after 6pm, Proven consultant working 17058. (717) 436-8809.14-91 you get your money back. Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi- (203) 281-3873. (4-91 magic with 25+ adults. (81 3) 538-9211, after 5pm EST. mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings. Positions Experienced female lock Er newsperson. Any for- (4-21 mat. L.A. County. CINDY RUE, 1213) 375-4869. (4-91 Experienced, creative professional. 8 years radio, ex- Sought, and Changes You may place your cellent hands-on production, dynamic voice. B.A. STEVE SUMMERS, formerly afternoon personality free listing by mail or phone Currently employed as network correspondent. Knowledgeable, responsible, dedicated personality. and MD et WDRQ/Detroit is available due to format Rate for ads Want to return to major market ND position or issue- BRYAN ST. PETERS, 8412 Ironbark, Las Vegas, NV shift. Seeking new CHR challenge. (3131474-7097. (421 Opportunities exceeding 3 -line oriented talk show. Best skills, background strong 89107. (4-9) maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines: 12-34.1203)822-9188.(491 To any U.S. station looking for s radio personality 96 words) Newa Director, MD, sports, sales. 7 years ex- who can also do P -B -P end is into community related JOE HAGER, 96KX/Tampe looking for afternoon or perience with KERB, KUFO & KVLF. (9151 586-3600 or activities: Here's a suggestion - JOE (8131 675-3405 or Frequency Rates evening gig with CHR or personality AOR. (8131 (915) 586-6710. (4-91 675-3192. (4-2) (8131 2 3 Weeks 442-7367. (4-9) 1 Week Weeks Creative personality, loyal employee available. RICK $12 00 $20 00 $25 00 Seasoned 8 year vet. PD/MD Conversational AOR talent with 10 years ex- OHMAN, 14061 452-2382. (4-91 Accepting offers. Must run weeks. specialist seeking opportunity consecutive perience including Superstars, Mellow Rock, PD Et background, production serious inquiries. Call collect, Production. Call DAN LOPEZ, (9041 224-5269. (4-9) Announcer/Sportscaster. 515 years experience in as Production Director/air, Payable In Advance CHR. Southern Rockies, West Coast preferred. (3031 ROBERT (814) 2344438. (4-21 Orders must be typewritten or printed and Greet air personality, sports Et news. 7 years ex- 651-3549, anytime. 14-91 Will relocate. Working, perience plus M.A. Looking in KY or WV immediately. Married, 7 year AOR/AC vet. must be accompanied by check (608) 233-1517, after (4-91 MARK ALYN looking for talk host/producer position. love production. Call BOB SCOTT, CRAZY DAVE, (217) 4434642 or (606) 784-6196. Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Willing to relocate. Call 12131 788-3830. (4-9) 7:30pm EST. 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(4-91 medium merket OM, small market GM For Opportunities. call (213) 553-4330 or (3151 682-7453.14-91 Funny/controversial telephone talk show host, Top mail to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park RICH LAWRENCE 130, FM97, WKWK. 12 years ex- - 50 market, looking to move up. Aggressive self - First phone seeking jock/engineer/MD. Prefer Roto Rooter. So your morning man can't cut the rug. West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 perience. promoter, currently employed. Call (2121308-0348, eve- Northeast in medium market. Consider all. Let's talk. Call me, WHK/Cleveland's LANNY WHEELER, (216) nings/weekends only. (4-2) (412) 521-2931. (4-91 961-4884, between 10-2pm. All offers considered. 1491

www.americanradiohistory.com R&RIFriday, April 9, 1982 Page 47 Unusual Listener "Growth" For WGAY-FM EASY LISTENING RADIO Station Activities

In The Spotlight WGAY-FM/Washington scores healthy ratings with its human listeners, but if Arbitron had a survey for plants, the numbers would go through the roof. At Once again we're taking a look at recent promotional notions least that's the result of a study by Virginia seventh -grader David McGrana- han. Using an admittedly small sampling base, McGranahan compared the Music, Big Music Of Your devised by Easy Listening (Beautiful Band, growth of a plant exposed to WGAY-FM's Beautiful Music format and that of Life, and so forth) stations around the country. We'd be glad to spotlight another plant whose station of choice was AOR-formatted DC101. As you can your station, so send photos (black and white preferred) and news to see on the graph pictured, the WGAY plant (left) would score higher on the Easy Listening Radio, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, stalk market. Pictured with the scientific data are McGranahan (left) and WGAY Promotion Director Joseph Courts. Los Angeles, CA 90067.

WNEW Honors Top Swingers Sinatra On Display For WJR

WJR/Detroit asked listeners to send in likenesses of Frank Sinatra (either WNEW/New York's "Swing Dance Contest" at the Rainbow Room featured photos or drawings) to compete for a night on the town with a station air per- a first prize of $1130 for the winning couple. Planet artists Swing provided sonality, including tickets to a local Sinatra concert. Pictured with some of the the music. Pictured (I -r) are WNEW's Stan Martin and Jim Lowe, the win- 3000 -plus entries are (I -r) WJR GM Ron Pancratz, Operations Manager Joe ners, and WNEW's Bob Jones. Martelle, and Local Sales Manager Tony Nagerson.

WECK With KGIL/San Fernando morning personality Jerry FLOW Bishop spent a week in Japan recording a big Hidden Treasure band show for FM Tokyo. Filling in at the station during Jerry's exotic foreign venture was the inimit- able Gary Owens ... Lex De Azevedo, longtime At WEAM television musical director and record producer Perpetual "Stardust" (everything from easy listening to hard rock), has been appointed Director STATION PROMOTIONS: WEAM/Wash- was no shortage of familiar music ... WNCN/ of A&R for Bonneville ington is still going strong on its "Stardust" pro- New York christens its new live performance Broadcasting. He'll be developing the "Bon- motion - every day the station will play a dif- studio with a "Gala Concert" April 21, aired live ferent version of the Hoagy Carmichael stand- from 7-11pm on the Classical station. Hosting the neville $1 Million ard until there are none left to air. Midday man show, which features Aaron Copland and Virgil Sound," working with Bob Bassett says the end is nowhere in sight. Thompson among others, are WNCN PD Mario Bonneville President "There are probably a thousand recordings of Mazza, MD David Dubai, opera star Beverly Marlin Taylor and bol- 'Stardust' by now, so conceivably this could go on Sills and former Met director Schuyler Chapin. stering the company's for a couple of years." He adds that he'll let the PEOPLE: Jeff Powell joins WLOO/Chicago music inventory with new listeners decide how long to keep the Stardust as morning man, taking on a 6am-noon shift. He music from established coming ... WLLF/Mobile drew over 800 peo- worked at WEFM/Chicago and was Operations recording artists. Lex De Azeuedo ple to its recent "Swing Into Spring" dance despite Manager/morning man at WDCB/Glen Ellyn, MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE LINES: Al Ham, heavy competition from the play "Annie" and IL previously ... KFAC/ creator of the Music Of Your Life format, has been other local attractions ... KGIL/San Fernando Los Angeles host Mar- named a visiting professor at the Newhouse presented its tenth annual radiothon for leukemia tin Workman, who has School of Communications at Syracuse University this is at a local shopping center. Personalities solicited greeted guests on the spring, and also on the advisory board for listener donations and Ronald McDonald stop- "Luncheon At The Music New York University's "Music, Business, and since Technology" program Ken Chapin becomes WECK/Buffalo ran a "Treasure ped by to help out ... WXTR-FM/Washington Center" show ... an Administrative Executive at Al Ham Pro- Hunt" recently, giving clues to lent a hand to area auto dealers by airing 50 spots 1976, was featured on lo- cal TV's "Two On The ductions; Joe Capobianco is appointed Senior listeners for an imaginary treasure a week for six weeks urging listeners to buy new cars and presenting reasons in favor of that Town." The station's Consultant. KFJZ/Dallas-Ft. Worth Promotion chest (to avoid characteristic problems stance. WXTR President/GM Bill Dalton ex- "Executive Report," Director Mackey Beard takes on additional re- irate local governments, involving plained that the station was trying to counter hosted by Tom Frank- sponsibilities as National Director of the "Music Of police officers, etc. which sometimes "negative" car industry news. lin, celebrated its 20th Jeff Powell Your Life Clubs," advising MOYL stations on for- result during real -life treasure hunts). anniversary April 1 ... Dave Savoy becomes ming local clubs and coordinating national ac- Pictured in front of the prize (a MUSIC PRESENTATIONS: WPNT/Pitts- Operations Manager at WMLI/Bangor, ME, and tivities ... WKXR-FM/Exeter, NH was recent- washer-dryer combination) are (l -r) burgh presented Southwestern Pennsylvania will also handle mornings. He worked on the West ly purchased by Porter Broadcasting Services WECK PD J.R. Russ, the winner, music as played by the River City Brass Band at Coast for 20 years, including stints at KWIZ/San- and changed call letters to WMYF, airing the MOYL format WCMI/Huntington, WV and the store manager. a local concert hall. Area composers include ta Ana, KORL/Honolulu, and KOLO/Reno; ... Stephen Foster and Henry Mancini, so there and also worked at WWBA/St. Petersburg .. . has also adopted the MOYL approach.

www.americanradiohistory.com NBC Rodio's Young Adult Network BOB WELCH FRIENDS. LIGHT UP YOUR NIGHT. If the request is for rock 'n' roll, the response must be Bob Welch & Friends. Recorded live in concert at the Roxy in Los Angeles. Exclusively on The Source. Veteran singer/songwriter and former Fleetwood Mac member, Bob Welch, is joined on stage by some very special guests. We don't want to spoil the surprise, but if you've been waiting to hear new live versions of "Hypnotized," "Sentimental Lady," and "Gold Dust Woman," performed by the original line-up, plus "Two To Do," and more from "Bob Welch," the new album on RCA Records, DON'T \IISS THIS CONCERT! An historic reunion. A truly magical rock event. Produced by RCA SelectaVision VideoDiscs and RCA Records. The weekend of April 16, 17 & 18. On more than 200 radio stations throughout the country. Check your newspaper for local time and station. Brought to you, in part, by Honda Motorcycles.

www.americanradiohistory.com This Week In Music History APRIL 9, 1982 BY DAN FORMENTO OF THE SOURCE CHR A/C "Rock Around The Clock" Recorded MONDAY, APRIL 12 - Bill Haley & the Comets Springfield Record 7 Breakers recorded the song that would become the anthem of '50s rock and roll, "Rock Around The Clock," on April Tops Olivia "Ebony" Explodes 25-16 12, 1954, at Pythian Temple in New York. This now - famous Jimmy DeKnight tune was released earlier by Next No. 1 A Mystery Sonny Dae but it never took off. Haley's version didn't McCartney Leaps 28-19 attract much attention either until a full year after its Led by Paul McCartney/Stevie Wonder Human League, (25-16, No. 1 Most Added two straight weeks), a release when it was used as the title music to the film Franke & KO's, record -breaking seven singles reached Breaker "The Blackboard Jungle." In the cotext of the movie status this week in fine timing for the ratings peri- "Rock Around The Clock" took on a whole new CDB, & Ray Parker Break od. Following "Ebony Et Ivory' were Dan Fogel- meaning, and Haley found himself being hailed as the berg (27-20), Greg Guidry (21-19), Gordon creator of rock and roll. More than 20 million copies of Olivia Newton -John grabbed number one Lightfoot (26-22), Carpenters (28-24), Elton the song have been sold worlwide...so far. from Journey last week, but couldn't hold on, John (30-27), and Simon Et Garfunkel (Debut succumbing quickly to Rick Springfield, who 26). TRIVIA: Jan Berry of Jan & Dean suffered brain damage in a near - takes the top spot after breaking only five weeks fatal auto accident, 1966... Born this day .Tiny Tim, 1934...and Herbie Although it didn't affect this week's Breakers, ago. J. Geils put together two huge CHR hits in a Hancock, 1940. an important change has been made row, moving 6-3. regarding Breaker criter- Al Green's Birthday Vangelis, spurred by ion. For more informa- TUESDAY, APRIL 13 Soul singer Al Green "Oscar-Powar," drove tion, see Jeff Green's - higher (5-4). Paul Davis was born April 13, 1946 in Forest City, Arkansas. column this week. rounded out the top five Always determined to be a singer, at age nine Al per- with a big move Other records per- gospel (10-5). suaded his older brothers to let him join their Paul McCartney in forming impressively group, and at sixteen he quit to form his own group, the his second week has this week were Eddie Creations, with two friends, Palmer James and Curtis 88% of the CHR report- Asia Zips To First Rabbitt, Sheena Eas- Rogers. James left to found his own record label in 1967, ers airing the cut. Com- ton, Dionne Warwick/ and enlisted Green to record a song James written, bine this with huge sta- Place In 3rd Week Johnny Mathis, T.G. "Back Up Train," which became a national hit. There tion chart jumps and de- Sheppard, Carole Larry Lee, and was no hit follow-up, however, until Al met respected buts, and the record ex- King, ploded on the CHR Air- On Chart Karla Bonoff. producer Willie Mitchell in 1969, who promised to make play/30, moving nine within 18 months. He made good on that - Green a star spots (28-19). Other im- Franke Sole Breaker While the slowly promise, as two consecutive singles, "Tired Of Being pressive chart action peaking Vangelis con- Alone" and "Let's Stay Together," both put Al solidly was displayed by Rainbow, Point Blank, trols No. 1 for the third any one of sever- in the charts. Charlene (21-141 and week, Toto Debut al records could take longest -running musical. closed. Kool Et the Gang TRIVIA: -Grease." Broadway's over the top spot next, 1980.. Happy 28th birthday to Jimmy Destri of Blondie. (29-21). last week, Asia bumped Newcomers As predicted including Olivia New- Human another Geffen act, Sammy Hagar, out of first Coal Miner Has A Daughter League earned their ton -John (3-2), Paul place in only three weeks of chart activity, a vir- first (Debut 27). Davis (6-4), John Den- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 - Loretta Lynn, Breaker tually unprecedented quick climb. Charlie Franke Ft the Knock- ver (9-5), Willie Nelson country music's first female millionaire, was born and Scorpions hit top ten. Other acts outs broke three weeks Daniels (15-8) - even the April 14, 1935 in Butcher showing significant airplay growth this week in- McCartney/Wonder! Hollow, Kentucky, the out of the box, and Ferguson, Dregs, Greg Kihn, Charlie Daniels Band's cluded Jay second of eight children. and Franke & the Knockouts (which "Saigon" proved its Krokus, New to the top ten Her father died of black worth achieved AOR Breaker status). this week were Willie to s'

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 50 R&R/Friday, April 9, 1982 THIS SPRING ON THE BOARDWALK... EVERYTHING'S National Music Formats Added This Week COMING UP Satellite HITS Music Ne[wa[k TMProgramming George Williams (404) 955-9521 Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 THE STARSTATION incereo SIMON & GARFUNKEL DIMPLES "Wake Up Little Susie" (WB) WILLIE NELSON DIONNE WARWICK & JOHNNY MATHIS "Always On My Mind" (Columbia) "Friends In Love" (Arista) SIMON & GARFUNKEL CROSSING TO POP "Wake Up Little Susie" (WB) Country Coast -To -Coast 4-'7//i/0//), RICHARD"DIMPLES" FIELDS JACKY WARD "Travelin' Man" (Asylum) KIERAN KANE "I Feel It With You" (Elektra) ( (s) JOHN ANDERSON GENE COTTON "Would You Catch A Falling Star" (WB) "IF ITAIN'T ONE THING, "If I Could Get You Into My Life" (Knoll) ELTON JOHN "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) IT'S ANOTHER NN -140, DAN FOGELBERG 1 "Run For The Roses" (Full Moon/Epic) centuryPR(,aRAMMI\(.. IN( FROM THE HIT ALBUM, MR. LOOK SO GOOD BEATLES "Movie Medley" (Capitol) (NB1-332491 Bob Stevens (214) 934-2121 The Format. eillg WABC add K/NT 40 T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally" (WB/Curb) RAY PRICE "Forty And Fadin' " (Dimension) ABBA "The Visitors" (Atlantic) DON WILLIAMS " Listen To The Radio" (MCA) LITTLE RIVER BAND INXKS FM add KBFM on LEE GREENWOOD "Man On Your Mind" (Capitol) "Ring On Her Finger..." (MCA) RAY PARKER JR. CKGM add WTIX add JOHN ANDERSON "The Other Woman" (Arista) "Would You Catch A Falling Star" (WB) POLICE "Secret Journey" (A&M) 13-11 RONNIE ROGERS CKLW B97 add TOTO "Rosanna" (Columbia) "My Love Belongs To You" (Lifesong) deb 26 WDOQ DONNIE IRIS "My Girl" (MCA) KEARTH add STARS ON 45 I "Tribute To Stevie Wonder" (Radio/Atlantic) KRLA add 26 WV/C add LIAM B. Tanner 4-viänneR i KJRB e;a7I x COMPANV,INC. 1i KF/ add add Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 K/QQ deb 35 KHYT 18-14 CHARLEY PRIDE "I Don't Think She's In Love Anymore" (RCA) TANner Country CASH KFRC 28-26 WFLB on JOHNNY REX ALLEN JR. Bros./CBS) "The General Lee" (Scotti "Last Of The Silver Screen Cowboys" (WB) SWAN KVOL BILLY LEE GREENWOOD WDRC FM on add Their Kind Of Money..." (Epic) "With "Ring On Her Finger..." (MCA) (Columbia) LACY J. DALTON "Slow Down" FRED KNOBLOCK WNOK-FM add KYYA add DON WILLIAMS "Listen To The Radio" (MCA) "I Had It All" (Scotti Bros./CBS) (Elektra) CONWAY TWITTY "Slow Hand" TERRY GREGORY KZFM add "I Never Knew The Devil's Eyes Were Blue" (Handshake/CBS) MICHAEL MURPHEY "The Two-Step Is Easy" (Liberty) RAY PRICE "Forty And Fadin' " (Dimension) Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700 RAZZY BAILEY "Everytime You 'Cross My Mind..." (RCA) PAUL McCARTNEY with STEVIE WONDER BERTIE HIGGINS "Ebony And Ivory" (Columbia) "Key Largo" (Kat Family/CBS) T11?NNOCENTS BOXCAR WILLIE "Bad News" (Main Street) KAREN TAYLOR "Diamond In The Rough" (Mesa) WRIGHT BROTHERS BPI "When You Find Her Keep Her" (WB) "HOLD MY HAND John Iles (800) 426-9082 BILLY SWAN "With Their Kind Of Money..." (Epic) ROMANTIC ROCK N' ROLL FROM (Wimpy/ ¡J. euJ THEIR DEBUT ALBUM, THE INNOCENTS RAY PRICE "Forty And Fadin' " (Dimension) Concept .31 33250) REX ALLEN JR. "Last Of The Silver Screen Cowboys" (WB) SCOTT TAYLOR KILE MICHAEL MURPHEY Lee Nye (916) 7754 "Immediate female phone response..." "The Two -Step Is Easy" (Liberty) Adult Rock BILL EVANS 0101 "Giant phones in the first week... monster record 18-24 females." c a ALDO NOVA "Fantasy" (Portrait/CBS) GLASS MOON "On A Carousel" (Radio/Atlantic) BARRY MANILOW "Let's Hang On" (Arista) DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL STONE KMGK "Run For The Roses" (Full Moon/Epic) "Run For The Roses" (Full Moon/Epic) "Very hot female phone record... " DONNIE IRIS "My Girl" (MCA)

JIM O'NEAL KCBN "Overall... real good response .. 12-25 female and male. " Here's How to Order WHFM add WJXQ on Q101 on WKRZ-FM on KMGK 2926 KKL V add More Copies of The R&R KZFM deb 25 W/GY on KSLYon Please send me additional copies of the 1982 RA Ratings

K/NT deb 36 KKQ V add KCBN 3.9-34 Report/Vol. I, at $20.00 per copy. I have enclosed a check or money order for $ WGH on K/LE on NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Mail to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 (Allow 4-6 %woks for processing)

www.americanradiohistory.com THE DEBUT SINGLE FROM THE NO. I MOST -PLANED ALBUM:

'WAKE UP' UP AGAIN!

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Produced by Paul Simon, Garfunkel, From The Album ASIA Art Phil Ramone and Roy Ralee t,econsn GHEE N Produced and Engineered by Mike Stone RECORDS Distributed by Warner Bros. Records on Warner Bros. Records

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 52 R&RIFriday, April 9, 1982 /&t NA11ONAL!AIRPLAW 40 168 REPORTERS Album cuts are listed in order Apri 19, 1982 of airplay preference. 3/19 326 42 49 22 4 1 ASIA Asia (Geffen) "Heat" "Sole" "Time" "Dreams" 6 3 2 2 ALDO NOVA Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) "Fantasy" "Gun" "Foolin' " "Hot" 3 1 1 3 SAMMY HAGAR Standing Hampton (Geffen) "Fall" "Only" "Babys" "Piece" 2 2 3 4 JOAN JETT Et THE BLACKHEARTS . I Love Rock -N -Roll (Boardwalk) "Crimson" Title "Victim" "Nag" 18 7 5 5 RICK SPRINGFIELD Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet (RCA) "Calling" "Don't" "Black" "Kristina" 5 6 8 6 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) "Over" "Take Me" "Workin' " "Gangs" 10 9 10 7 HUEY LEWIS Et THE NEWS . . Picture This (Chrysalis) "Believe" "Working" "Change" 15 10 9 8 TOMMY TUTONE Tommy Tutone-2 (Columbia) "867-5309" 28 19 9 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND . .. Windows (Epic) "Saigon" "Moon" 39 26 14 10 SCORPIONS Blackout (Mercury/PolyGram) "No One Like You" 16 14 12 11 GAMMA 3 (Elektra) "Right" "Gone" "Girl" 1 5 6 12 J. GEILS BAND Freeze-Frame (EMI America) Title "Rage" "Flamethrower" "Center" 4 4 7 13 PRISM Small Change (Capitol) "Don't" "Hole" "Turn" 7 8 11 14 VAN HALEN (Oh) Pretty Woman (WB) 12 -inch 45 13 11 13 15 LE ROUX Last Safe Place (RCA) "Addicted" "Nobody" Title "Boys" 8 12 18 16 POLICE Ghost In The Machine (A&M) "Journey" "Spirits' "Sun" 9 15 16 17 CARS Shake It Up (Elektra) "Gone" Title "Cruiser" "Dream" 19 21 21 18 JAY FERGUSON White Noise (Capitol) "Tonight" Title "Inside" "Alive" 14 17 23 19 GENESIS Abacab (Atlantic) "Man" Title "Dark" "Like" 12 13 15 20 BRYAN ADAMS You Want It - You Got It (A&M) "Nights" "Fits" "Don't" 11 16 17 21 QUARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen) "Fool" "Heart" "Right" 22 18 20 22 DWIGHTTWILLEY Scuba Divers (EMI America) "Somebody" "Back" "Girl" 17 19 22 23 GO-GO'S Beauty 8 The Beat (IRS/A&M) "Beat" "Lips" "Skidmarks" 33 30 26 24 DUKE JUPITER 1 (Coast-Coast/CBS) "Drink" "Sugar" 29 29 25 DREGS Industry Standard (Arista) "Crank" "Bloodsucking" "Ridin' " 32 26 GREG KIHN BAND Kihntinued (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 'Testify' "Every" "Happy" "Saturday" 21 20 24 27 JOHNNY ft THE DISTRACTIONS . . Let It Rock (A&M) "Complicated" "Desire" Title 33 28 FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS Below The Belt (Millennium/RCA) "Better" "Fighting" "Without" "Nay" 26 27 27 29 BONNIE RAITT Green Light (WB) "Keep" "Me" "River" "Willya" 28 25 25 30 SECRET POLICEMAN'S OTHER BALL Various Artists (Island/WB) "Roxanne" "Air" "Crossroads" 23 24 28 31 THIN LIZZY Renegade (WB) "Angel" "Hollywood" "Leave" 32 37 31 32 SOFT CELL Non -Stop Erotic Cabaret (Sire/WB) ... "Tainted" "Bedsitter" 20 23 30 33 OZZY OSBOURNE Diary Of A Madman (Jet/CBS) "Tonight" "Flying" "R8 -R" "Mountain" - iItr 34 RAINBOW Stone Cold (Mercury/PolyGram) 12 -inch 45 New - 36 35 HUMAN LEAGUE Dare (AEi-M) "Don't" "Seconds" "Open" "Do" Entry - 39 36 KROKUS One Vice At A Time (Arista) "Stick" 'Woman' - .11 37 POINT BLANK On A Roll (MCA) "Let" "White" Title "Want" -1> 38 TOTO IV (Columbia) "Rosanna" "Afraid" "Good" "Believe" 27 31 35 39 JOURNEY Escape (Columbia) "Arms" Title "Stone" 25 33 37 40 FOREIGNER 4 (Atlantic) "Hero" "Break" "Luanne" "Don't" ADDED. MEDIUM THE HOTTEST MOST 3/36 49 42 3/18 3/19 3/12 4/9 42 3/16 3/19 3/12 49 42 LW 134/1 1 TOTO 75/73 55 20 20 1 ASIA 152/113 14620 1 GAMMA 122/87 131190 12297 117/79 107/71 M-2 M-0 Asia A8 A-20 A-133 IV (Columbia) 3 IElektral A-2 A8 A-8 A-13 A-22 (Geffen) H-0 11-0 The M-33 M-48 M-0 "Rosanna" "Right The First Time" H-33 H-34 H-27 H-25 H-14 "Heat Of Moment" 20 LW 20 131/108 146/123 146/1 151/130 149/124 2 POINT BLANK 72/72 20 2 JAY FERGUSON 9473 104/76 93/70 10kN71 9245 2 SAMMY HAGAR M-0 (Geffen) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 On A Roll (MCA) White Noise (Capitol) A-3 A-7 A-9 A-19 A-38 Standing Hampton H-0 Fall In Again" M-23 M-23 M-21 M-20 -24 "Let Her Go" 'Tonight" H-20' H-21 H-14 H-16 H-7 "I'll Love 1/1 LW LW 142199 14397 14091 13926 129/72 3 GREG KINN BAND 8928 9288 3 DREGS 90/72 8357 7548 736 LW 3 ALDO NOVA M-0 A-2 A-1 A-4 A-2 Kihntinued (Beserkley/E-Al M-49 M-2 Industry Standard (Arista) A-9 A-14 A-20 A-66 Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) H-12 H-0 H-0 M-39 M-45 M-46 M-49 58 "Testify" "Crank It Up" H-8 H-10 H-6 H-0 "Fantasy" LW 1361 / 1361 150/132 149/131 4 FRANKE Et KNOCKOUT 88/16 78/71 8/8 20 4 DWIGHT TWILLEY 94/71 10926 10423 97/74 83.57 4 JOAN JETT... 13697 M-57 M-5 M-0 I A-2 A-0 A-1 A-0 -1 Below... ( Millennium/RCA) Scuba Divers (EMI America) A-3 A2 A-5 A-9 A-21 Love Rock... (Boardwalk) 11-5 H-2 H-0 Clover" M-38 M-28 M-30 M-18 -17 "Never Had It Better" "Somebody To Love" H-20 H-21 H-17 H-14 H-10 "Crimson & 20 20 20 20 12593 12395 12324 137/109129/108 5 TALKING HEADS 2222 5 SCORPIONS 11454 112/11v3 7998 71/1 2A 5 LOVERBOY A-1 A-0 A-0 - M The Name Of... Sire/WB) M-0 Blackout (Mercury/PG) A-5 A-24 A-32 A-70 A-2 Get Lucky (Columbia) A-0 M-32 M-33 M-29 M-28 21 "Life During Wartime" H-0 "No One Like You" H-45 H-25 H-9 H-0 H-0 'When It's Over" 1/1 29 13891 14495 134/74 1419 6 IRON MAIDEN 31/18 2424 20 8 DUKE JUPITER 9458 s2/d 67/40 47/13 8 RICK SPRINGFIELD A-112 ' The Number Of... (Capitol) M-13 M-0 M-0 A-20 Success Hasn't... (RCA) A-1 A-3 A-9 -2 1 (Coast-Coast/CBS) A-12 A-18 A-11 A-22 H-0 H-0 M-48 M42 M-51 M-20 M-3 "Run To The Hills" H-0 "I'll Drink To You" H-14 H-12 H-7 H-5 H-4 "Calling All Girls" 20 LW 20 10984 133/103 123,111 153/133 152/132 7 KROKUS 62/17 6458 7 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 132/60 13357 13261 131/72 127/72 7 J. GEILS BAND M41 M-7 (EMI America) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 One Vice At A lime (Arista) Picture This (Chrysalis( A-0 A-2 A-2 A-0 A-7 Freeze... H-1 M-25 M-29 M-18 M-20 M-18 "Long Stick Go Boom" H-4 "Do You Believe In Love" H-72 H-74 H-87 H-59 H-48 Title 113/16 97.89 11/11 20 119/77 126/74 12620 111,4'! -- 8 CHARLIE DANIELS BAN 124/16 8 FRANKE & KNOCKOUTS 765 80 20 20 8 TOMMY TUTONE M-58 M-67 M-8 M-0 Tutone-2 A-3 A-3 A8 A-12 A-9 Windows (Epic) Below... (Millennium/RCA) A-28 A-71 A-8 Tommy (Columbia( H-31 H-01 H-0 M-49 M-58 M-57 M-53 "Still In Saigon" H-52 "Never Had It Better" H-5 H-2 H-0 "867-5309/Jenny" M-39 822/11 67/12 47/10 13367 131159 127148 9 DUKE JUPITER 8612 84/16 9 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND 12456 11357 9718 110 20 9 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 132/72 133/74 M82 M88 M-44 M-40 M-23 A-0 A-2 A-2 A-0 A-7 1 (Coast-Coest/CBS) Windows (Epic) A-18 A-25 A89 A-11 Picture This (Chrysalis) H-14 H-12 H-7 H-5 H-4 In Love" Mee M-57 M-81 Mae M-72 "I'll Drink To You" "Still In Saigon" H-62 H-31 H-0 H-0 "Do You Believe 5013 367 37/11 249 95966 107/71 12868 12691 10 HUMAN LEAGUE 57111 10 JOHNNY & THE... 77/55 87/67 90174 92/78 ÁS/79 10 CARS 9261 M-19 M-20 M-17 M-7 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 Tie Dare (A&M) M-25 Let It Rock (A&M) A-3 A-2 A-2 A-0 A-5 Shake It Up (Elektra) H-21 H-19 H-11 H-9 H-8 M-29 M33 M-38 M-40 M-36 "Don't You Want Me" "Complicated" H-19 H-18 H-14 H-14 H-11 "Since You're Gone" 11/11 20 20 20 20 97164 111/79 131/100144/118 10 WENDY WALDMAN 11 THIN LIZZY 6853 8259 81.64 91/67 91/72 11 POLICE 91159 M-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 A-2 Which Way To... (Epic) Renegade (WB) A-2 A-2 A-1 A-4 A-4 Ghost In The... (A&M) /1-0 M-32 M-33 M-32 M-30 M-24 Various Cuts "Angel Of Death" H-13 H-21 H-18 H-20 H-15 "Secret Journey" 15/10 0W 20 20 20 10356 13364 13291 14292 14196 12 G. MORODER/D. BOWIE 12 GREG KIHN BAND 942 1/0 LW 20 12 PRISM M8 A-1 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 "Cat..." (Backstreet/MCA) Kihntinued (Beserkley/E-A) A-28 A88 A-1 Small Change (Capitol) H-0 M-49 M-45 M-48 M-44 Title 'Testify" H-12 H-0 H-0 "Don't Let Him Know" M-48 11/10 1/1 20 20 40 8656 91162 9554 13 JIMMY HALL 13 LE ROUX 7 11458 179/71 129/73 122462 13 GO-GO'S 78153 9257 M-1 M-0 A-2 A-2 A-1 A-2 A-4 Cadillac Tracks (Epic) Last Safe Place (RCA) A-0 A-2 A-1 A-0 Beauty & The... (IRS/A&M) H-0 H-0 M-23 M-33 M-28 M-27 M32 Various Cuts "Addicted" H-50 H-66 H-68 H-65 H-42 'We Got The Beat" 83/14 7520 7355 20 11321 97/0 1110 LW 14 DREGS 909 14 RICK SPRINGFIELD 138/16 142/42 13451 141/10 ß/3 14 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND 12452 Industry Standard (Arista) M-72 M-57 M-48 M-8 Windows (Epic) A-18 A-25 A89 A-11 Success Hasn't... (RCA) -1 A-3 A-9 A-112 A-2 Tie H-10 H-5 H-0 Tie In M-58 M-57 M8 M-0 "Crank It Up" "Calling All Girls" H-91 H-74 H-9 H-1 "Still Saigon" 19/11 8.6 1/0 8252 83151 91158 102158 103.61 15 GIRLSCHOOL 228 14 PRISM 103146 133/49 13646 14/18 141144 14 GENESIS M-10 M-8 M-0 M-1 A-1 A-0 A-0 A-2 A-0 Hit And Run (Stiff) Small Change (Capitol) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 Abacab (Atlantic) Tie H-2 H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0 M-27 M-32 M-33 M-42 M-42 Title "Don't Let Him Know" H84 H-91 H-92 H-98 Title 15 KIM WILDE 132 96 45 LW LW Kim Wilde (EMI America) M4 M-0 M-1 "Kids In America" H-1 H-1 H-0 The Hottest reports of charting artists are displayed over a live -week The Medium reports of charting artists are displayed over a five -week The Added reports of charting artists are displayed over a five -week period. They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation period. They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation period. They are listed in order of total reports within the specif'c rotation fur the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represents for the week. Two numbers follow each album title The first represents for the week. Two numbers follow each album title The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec- The sec- total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week. The sec- total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week. ond is the number of those stations that reported it in hot rotation this week these ond is the number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation this ond is the number of those stations that added it this week. Below Below these numbers are breakdowns of the albums' reports in other rotations for the week. Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other for the week preferred airplay cut is listed the week. The preferred airplay cut is listed notations 'Ihe albums week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed rotations for album's

www.americanradiohistory.com R&RIFriday, April 9, 1982 Page 53 BREAKERS.' Significant Action JAZZ ®N non Lwst This Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest W..k W.all level of station activity on any given week. PAUL McCARTNEY 12 -inch 45 (Columbia) "Ebony Et Ivory" Total: 39. A-35, M-2, H-1, S-1 2 1 LARRY CARLTON Sleepwalk (WB) ROGER DALTREY Best Bits (MCA) "Blues" Title "You" "Martyrs" "Annie" Total: 38. A-3, M-31, H-4 7 2 DAN SIEGEL Dan Siegel (Elektra) DAVID BOWIE 12-inch 45 (Backstreet/MCA) "Great" "Enchanted" "Ranger" "Cat People" Total: 37. A-6, M-22, H-8, S-1 3 3 FULL MOON N Larsen/B. Feiten (WB) CHUBBY CHECKER The Change Has Come (MCA) "Eyes" "Sierra" "Diamond" "Running" Total: 36. A-0, M-28, H-8 5 4 JEFF LORBER It's A Fact (Arista) GLASS MOON Growing In The Moon (Radio/Atlantic) "Tierra" 'Warm" "Always" "Carousel" Total: 34. A-1, M-23, H-10 1 5 AL DI MEOLA . Electric Rendezvous (Columbia) "Cruisin' " "Black" STEVIE NICKS - (LIVE) . 12 -inch 45 (Modem/Atco) 6 6 MICHAEL FRANKS . . (WB) "Edge Of Seventeen" Total: 33. A-0, M-23, H-10 Objects Of Desire "Jealousy" "Ladies' " ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) 4 7 JEAN-LUC PONTY . Mystical Adventures (AtI.) "Hang" "TEtA" Total: 33. A-0, M-22, H-11 "Rhythms" "As" GRAHAM PARKER Another Grey Area (Arista) 10 8 CASIOPEA Make Up City (Alfa) "Beauty" Title Total: 33. A-7, M-22, H-4 "Reflections" Mechanix (Chrysalis) FRANKE Ft THE KNOCKOUTS UFO 9 9 WEATHER REPORT Weather Report (ARC/Col.) "Writer" "Life" Total: 31. A-0, M-26, H-5 "Volcano"

Below The Belt (Millennium/RCA) IRON MAIDEN . . The Number Of The Beast (Capitol) 8 10 LEE RITENOUR Rio (Musician/Elektra) "Better" "Fighting" "Without" "Way." 52% of "Hills" Total: 31. A-18, M-13, H-0 "Rio Funk" our reporters on it. Total album reports: 88. Significant Action listings showcase product in all musical con- These albums, displayed over e two-week period, received significant A-26, M-57, H-5. Album charted this week at figurations that has received significant airplay but which has not reports but did not chart this week on the National Airplay/40 listing. number 28. garnered sufficient reports to chart on the National Airplay/40 listing. This chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium These records are listed in order of airplay. They may be either still on and hot reports, as well es special jazz programming. The album's the rise, or former National Airplay/40 chan acts. preferred airplay cuts are listed; singles ere in bold type. Artists in larger type registered significant airplay gains this week.

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Ti... Two Wt weeke weeks Week April 9, 1982 7 4 2 O GEORGE JONES/Same Ole Me (Epic) (Elektra) BREAKERS.. 1 1 1 2 CONWAY TWITTY/The Clown _] 16 14 7 0 CRYSTAL GAYLE/You Never Gave Up On Me (Columbia) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 21 16 10 0 ALABAMA/Mountain Music (RCA) station activity on any given week. 11 9 6 © RICKY SKAGGS/Crying My Heart Out (Epic) 14 12 8 0 D. FRIZZELL & S. WEST/Another Honky-Tonk... (WB/Viva) JOE STAMPLEY 9 7 5 7 HANK WILLIAMS JR./A Country Boy Can... (Elektra/Curb) Years (Liberty) I'm Goin' Hurtin' (Epic) 5 3 3 8 KENNY ROGERS/Through The 14 DAVIES/'Round The Clock Lovin' (WB) On 70% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 44, Same 19, Down 0, 19 17 0 GAIL Night (Capitol) Debuts 16, Adds 14. R&R Chart: 50-43. 3 2 4 10 ANNE MURRAY/Another Sleepless You Want... (MCA) LEE GREENWOOD 13 13 11 11 GEORGE STRAIT/If You're Thinking My Mind Ring On Her Finger... (MCA) 29 21 19 ® WILLIE NELSON/Always On (Columbia) On 67% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 32, Same 26, Down 0, 22 18 16 ® JOHN CONLEE/Busted (MCA) Debuts 16, Adds 15. R&R Chart: Debut 44. 24 19 17 214 DOLLY PARTON/Single Women (RCA) Each (Columbia) LEON EVERETTE 17 15 12 15 LARRY GATLIN/In Like With Other WAYLON & WILLIE/Just To Satisfy You (RCA) Me What You Think Is Fair (RCA) 35 28 24 Just Give DOTTIE WEST/You're Not Easy To Forget (Liberty) On 65% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 35, Same 26, Down 0, 28 24 23 Debuts 15, Adds 10. R&R Chart: Debut 45. 31 27 25 ah EDDY RAVEN/A Little Bit Crazy (Elektra) 6 5 9 19 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Tennessee Rose (WB) 37 35 27 MI STEVE WARINER/Kansas City Lights (RCA) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 33 29 26 ® GARY MORRIS/Don't Look Back (WB) Talking...) (MCA) DON WILLIAMS ALABAMA 34 33 28 ® GENE WATSON/Speak Softly (You're Listen To The Radio (MCA) Mountain Music (RCA) 27 23 22 23 TOMPALL & GLASER BROTHERS/It'll Be Her (Elektra) RAZZY BAILEY RICKY SKAGGS 10 10 18 24 LORETTA LYNN/I Lie (MCA) Everytime You Cross My Mind... (RCA) Crying My Heart Out (Epic) 36 34 30 ® MOE BANDY/Someday Soon (Columbia) JOHN ANDERSON WILLIE NELSON 8 8 13 26 JOHNNY LEE/Be There For Me Baby (Full Moon/Asylum) Would You Catch A Falling Star (WB) Always On My Mind (Columbia) 4 11 15 27 MERLE HAGGARD/Big City (Epic) MERLE HAGGARD CONWAY TWITTY 43 39 33 m MICKEY GILLEY/Tears Of The Lonely (Epic) Dealing With The Devil (MCA) The (Elektra) Clown 44 38 32 g% STATLER BROTHERS/You'll Be Back... (Mercury/PolyGram) T.G. SHEPPARD GAYLE CRYSTAL 23 20 20 30 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/After The Love Slips Away (RCA) Finally (WB/Curb) You Never Gave Up On Me (Columbia) 21 RIDGE BOYS/Bobbie Sue (MCA) TAMMY WYNETTE GEORGE JONES 2 6 31 OAK Another Chance (Epic) Same Ole Me (Epic) 48 40 37 ® KIERAN KANE/I Feel It With You (Elektra) JOHNNY CASH 32 31 31 33 PETULA CLARK/Natural Love (Scotti Bros./CBS) The General Lee (Scotti Bros./CBS) 50 41 38 Q BELLAMY BROTHERS/For All The Wrong... (Elektra/Curb) 25 26 29 35 BOBBY BARE/New Cut Road (Columbia) - - 41 EDDIE RABBITT/I Don't Know Where To Start (Elektra) - 47 42 ® MEL McDANIELJTake Me To The Country (Capitol) NEW & ACTIVE - - 43 TAMMY WYNETTE/Another Chance (Epic) 39 37 36 39 MEL TILLIS/It's A Long Way To Daytona (Elektra) Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed In order of their activity. The - 47 I¡or T.G. SHEPPARD/Finally (WB/Curb) two numbers Immediately following each song title Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 49 46 44 41 LOUISE MANDRELL/Around My Heart (RCA) New and of those, how many added It this week. The rotational breakdowns which follow Indicate how many stations have - 4946 JACKY WARD/Travelin' Man (Asylum) Entry in respective rotation and of those, how many added It Into that particular rotation this week.QIn- the song the 50 JOE STAMPLEY/I'm Goin' Hurtin' (Epic) dicates one of this weer& most Added new songs. - - 0 LEE GREENWOOD/Ring On Her Finger (MCA) sss, er> LEON EVERETTE/Just Give Me What You... (RCA) 76/70 DDON WILLIAMS "Listen To The Radio" (MCA) - 48 45 46 CALAMITY JANE/I've Just Seen A Face (Columbia) National Summary: Up 1, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 70 including WPOC-FM, WEEP, WMZO-FM, WMC-AM, WSM, KWKH, WIRK -FM, WJEZ-FM, WHK, WWWW-FM, WFMS-FM, KEBC-FM, KLZ, KLAC, KNEW, $31 DON WILLIAMS/Listen To The Radio (MCA) KSOP-FM. R&R Chart: Debut 47. RAZZY BAILEY/Everytime You Cross My Mind... (RCA) My Mind..." (RCA) 75/30 - ssf 0 RAZZY BAILEY "Everytime You Cross FRED KNOBLOCK/I Had it All (Scotti Bros./CBS) LiMI National Summary: Up 12, Same 21, Down 0, Debuts 12, Adds 30 including WPOR-AM-FM, WNYR, KIX106, WWVA, WMPS, WSM, WNOE-AM, WITL-FM, KVOO, KYGO-FM, KWJJ, KCBQ-AM, KCUB, WGNA-FM 44-35, - Q REX ALLEN JR./Last Of The Silver Screen Cowboys (WB) WCMS-FM 4635. R&R Chart: Debut 48. FRED KNOBLOCK "I Had It All" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 75/14 This chart is based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers Indicate National Summary: Up 22, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 14, WAJR, WNOE-AM, WGEE, WKKQ-AM-FM, continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters. WIRE, WBCS, KCJB, KFH, KUUY, KL2, KYGO-FM, KLAC, KIDN, KIGO, KFDI-AM-FM 48-33. R&R Chart: Debut 49. REX ALLEN JR. "Last Of The Silver Screen Cowboys" (WB) 73/6 JERRY REED "The Man With The Golden Thumb" (RCA) 34/10 0, 9, Adds 6, WYKR, WILQ, WKKQ-AM-FM, WFMS-FM, WDAF, National Summary: Up 26, Same 32, Down Debuts Moves: Up 5, Debuts 14, Same 0, Down 5, Adds 10, WZZK-FM, KXYL, WESC-AM-FM, KKYX, KRMD-AM-FM, 38-31, KSO 35-29, KTTS-AM-FM 44-36, KUZZ 41-32, KIDN, WGNA-FM 37-27, WVAM 47-38, KRMD-AM-FM WTQR-FM, KTTS-AM-FM, KKAL, KRAK, KTOM. KSOP-FM 38-31. R&R Chart: Debut 50. 69/4 BURRITO BROTHERS "Closer To You" (Curb/CBS) 32/15 JOE SUN "Holed Up In Some Honky Tonk" (Elektra) National Summary: Up 0, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 15 including WGNA-FM, WSOC-FM, KLRA, KWKH, KVOC, KLZ, KIDN, KCBQ-AM, WCAW 44-39, National Summary: Up 28, Same 21, Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 4, WCMS-FM, WFMS-FM, KVOO, KFH, KGEM, KEED. WIXL-FM 36-29, WKSJ-FM 27-22, KKYX 35-27, KWMT 33-27, KFH 39-33, KEED 43-38, KWJJ 48-43, KGA 36-32. Is G. STEWART & D. DILLON "Brotherly Love" (RCA) 32/5 MICHAEL MURPHEY "The Two -Step Easy" (Liberty) 52/7 National Summary: Up 8, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 5, WPOR-AM-FM, WTSO, KMAK, KVEG, KWJJ, WWVA, KYXX, WMNI, WFMS-FM, WITL-FM, National Summary: Up 15, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 7, WIXL-FM 33-25, WWOD 39-33, KEBC-FM 49-36, KKAL 50-44, KSOP-FM 40-33. KTTS-AM-FM 46-38, KEED KGEM, KMAK, KLVI 29-22, WKSJ-FM 32-27, KRMD-AM-FM 34-27, KEBC-FM 32-25, (Mesa) 48-42, KCBQ-AM d-27. KAREN TAYLOR "Diamond In The Rough" 32/1 National Summary: Up 11, Same 15, Down 1, Debuts 4, Adds 1, WCAW, KHEY 43-41, KSO 31-26, WHBF 43-39, RAY PRICE "Forty And Fadin' " (Dimension) 51/4 KTTS-AM-FM 33-28, KVOO 35-30, KFDI-AM-FM 42-38, KRWQ-FM 18-13, KRAK 49-46, KMPS-AM-FM 24-21 National Summary: Up 17, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 4, WWVA, KLVI, KYGO-FM, KMAK, WIXL-FM 34-28, KPLX-FM d-28, KHEY 46-40, KYXX d-31, KFGO 32-29, KEBC-FM 45-38, KFDI-AM-FM 44-35, KUUY 42-39, WMMERLE HAGGARD "Dealing With The Devil" (MCA) 31/27 0, 2, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 27 including WCAW, WNYR, WMPS, WLWI-FM, KLAC 48-41, KMPS-AM-FM d-30. National Summary: Up Same 49/18 WIRK -FM, KSO, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KEED, KUGR, KCKC. BILLY SWAN "With Their Kind Of Money..." (Epic) RONNIE ROGERS Love Belongs To You" (Lifesong) 30/4 National Summary: Up 2, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 18, WGNA-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, WOKQ, WNYR, "My National Summary: Up 9, Same 13, Down 1, Debuts 3, Adds 4, WSOC-FM, WTSO, KFH, KTOM, WLWI-FM 29-20, WSOC-FM, KLRA, WAXX, WIRE, WBCS, KVOO, KFH, KGEM, KUUY, KYGO-FM, KCCY-FM, KRAK, WWVA, WSM 39-34, KKYX 37-28, KVOO 48-45, KUZZ 39-36, KRWQ-FM 40-33. KSOP-FM. "I Never Knew The Devil's Eyes..." (Handshake/CBS's 49/2 TENNESSEE EXPRESS "The Arms Of A Stranger" (RCA) 28/3 TERRY GREGORY National Up 7, Same 17, 1, Debuts 0, 3, WESC-AM-FM, KFH, KGEM, WIXL-FM 27-18, WSM National Summary: Up 23, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 2, WIRK -FM, KCBQ-AM, KIXZ 4340, KHEY 36-32, Summary: Down Adds 31-26, KRMD-AM-FM 44-41, KTTS-AM-FM 40-33, KRWQ-FM 45-38, KWJJ on, KRAK on. WLWI-FM 37-34, KSO 29-23, WFMS-FM 22-15, WIRE d-27, KTTS-AM-FM 43-35, KFH 40-32, KRWO-FM 36-29, KLAC 34-31, KMPS-AM-FM 6-4. JOHN DENVER "Shanghai Breezes" (RCA) 27/11 NMJOHN "Would You Catch A Falling Star" (WB) 48/26 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 6, Same 0, Down 3, Adds 11, WSEN-AM-FM, WOKQ, WAJR, WOKK, WHK, KOMA, KRST- ANDERSON FM, KLZ, KMAK, KSOP-FM, KIGO. National Summary: Up 5, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 26 including WSEN-AM-FM, WWVA, WCOS-AM- FM, WMPS, KRMD-AM-FM, WCUZ-AM-FM, WFMS-FM, KTTS-AM-FM, KMAK, KYTE, KRAK, KSOP-AM, WWOD CORBIN/HANNER BAND "Everyone Knows I'm Yours" (Alfa) 26/8 44-38, WCMS-FM 45-34, KEBC-FM 37-30. National Summary: Up 5, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 8, KRRV, KKYX, WAXX, WHBF, KFDI-AM-FM, KRSY, JOHNNY CASH "The General Lee" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 43/20 KGA, KIGO, WEEP 25-19, KCKC 11-9. URI National Summary: Up 0, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 20 including WVAM, WSEN-AM-FM, WMZQ- ALLEN TRIPP "Love Is" (Nashville) 20/0 FM, KOKE-AM-FM, WSOC-FM, WFNC, KSO, KFGO, WDAF, KTPK-FM, KVOO, KVOC, KRAK, KSOP-FM, KGA. National Summary: Up 6, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 0, KHEY 49-44, WNOE-AM on, KRMD-AM-FM on, WRIGHT BROTHERS 'When You Find Her Keep Her" (WB) 42/7 KTTS-AM-FM 38-31, KVOO 40-35, KEED 45-41, KWJJ on, KRAK 40-37, KTOM 46-41. National Summary: Up 7, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 7, KIXZ, WBEU, KHEY, KKYX, KSO, KFH, KMAK, RANDY PARTON "Oh, No!" (RCA) 19/17 44-36. WIXL-FM 38-31, KRMD-AM-FM 49-36, WFMS-FM 31-24, WIRE 30-25, WBCS d-29, WXCL 50-46, WHBF National Summary: Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 17 including WSEN-AM-FM, WBGW-FM, KRRV, BERTIE HIGGINS "Key Largo" (Kat Family/CBS) 42/1 WESC-AM-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, KECK, KEED, KCCY-FM, KSOP-FM, KGA. National Summary: Up 29, Same 7, Down 2, Debuts 3, Adds 1, KITS -AM -FM, WVAM 22-18, WHN 20-16, WEEP SUSIE ALLANSON "Wasn't That Love" (Liberty) 18/10 11-8, WILQ 19-13, WZZK-FM 15-8, WMPS d-30, WLWI-FM 19-14, WHK 23-17, WWWW-FM 15-12, WFMS-FM National Summary: Up 0, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 10, WVAM, WBGW-FM, WKSJ-FM, WLWI-FM, KKYX, 15-13, WBCS 18-12, KCKC 17-14. WCMS-FM, KFGO, KVOO, KFDI-AM-FM, KTOM. WILLIE "Bad News" (Main Street) 41/4 JOHNNY PAYCHECK "No Way Out" (Epic) 17/11 BOXCAR 33-28, Moves: Up 17, Debuts 14, Same 0, Down 6, Adds 4, WBEU, KWMT, KKAL, KLAC, WIRK -FM 40-34, WHK National Summary: Up 0, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 11, WVAM, WKSJ-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, WCMS-FM, 15-6, KSO 39-33, WTSO 21-16, KFDI-AM-FM 38-34, KEED 41-34, KRAK 45-38, KCBO-AM 21-19, KMPS-AM-FM WAXX, KFGO, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KRSY, KCKC, KIGO. KGA 26-19. 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Hottest: Mottest: NELSON, PAP JONES rottest: Hbttesn Ho RICKY SKAGGS Hottest: RICK SMOGS MOO ENM00D ZELLA LEHN REALE ARMARE Hottet: rottest: latest: COMM TRIED LEMMA TMITTY RICKY SMOGS CONMY TWITTY GEVIGE JONES OLE HAGGARD CRYSTAL MEE LNWY MEL IN SMILER BROTHERS MKT PONTON GAIL DAVIES GAIL DAVIES MM ILLIANS A. PALME GEORGE JONES FRIIIELL & WEST GAIL DAVIES CRYSTAL GAYLE KENNY »GERS RICKY EDDY RAVEN GAIL DAVIES JONES MENA,: RICKY GEORGE STRAIT RICKY SKAGGS RICKY SHAWS RICKY SKAGGS BARTIOS TOMALL e GLASER B GEORGE SNAGS WILLIAMS JR. SEMIT CRYSTAL GAYLE DAVIES ROARS CRYSTAL GAYLE MM GEVID MM WILLIAMS A. COMM TMITTY 0011 I E. 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LABIA/IMMER BAM WAYLON WILLIE JOHN DENVER GEORGE JONES I KYOOJFM 551111E WEST ALABAMA ALABNAA ALABNIA WOKO KOEY STEUAART A DILLON PETLLA CLAM WILLIE NELSON CO MICKEY GILLEY JOE DENVER Wnwr. rottest: KWJJ WILLIE NELSON ALABAMA DAB IN/MANIER BAK KISSAN S FM pwwlPwMae1M, //I GADDA LIOITFOOT RoUW. M SIEVE MARINEM FRED KURLOCH DEWY 1W1T11 PwEWME, OE MELON e WILLIE BITER FREDE BAILEY EDDIE RAMITT WA GOB STAGER BROTHERS BILLY SWAN MICHEL TEEPEE, FRED KNOBLOCK EJMSSOU AMIS JON GENIER DUN WILLIAM KON KSOP4AM I FM PETE JPMIY PASMECN The following stations AKA. BILLY BAILEY NH, GEORGE JONES MITTCAR T.G. SHEPPARD RAY BAILEY MEG( PONTON BILLY SONN RICKY RAIN PWRSb. CO San »KG CA IXE WILLIAMS - BRODY AnEp Dnllds. CA BILLY SLAMS LAIE SINN MVO STEWART DILLON ATOM BERT COWELL did not report this week: BURRITO BROTHERS GEORGE STRAIT t EDDIE RABBIT. MERLE «GA RD tunest: EM VMIN&, NV JACKY WARD Hottet: TENNENNESSEE XI PI BMIBOI LEM EVERETTE Manse, CA RANGER JOE STNPIEY TENNESSEE E/PRESS GEWAY GAIETY BOTHERS DICK CMl15S REX AE STO GEORGE MIES JERRY LEE LEWIS ALLEN A. SOSIE ALLANSA LET JAR. DENVER CON WILLIAMS Hottest: GEORGE AARS TANNE MMETIE WMAQ/Chicago TA T. MIL FRED KABLOCK PLENA( MOTHERS CRYSTAL FRIIIELL A WEST RAllY BAILEY FRED KMELUCK STEWART E SEMÉ REED GARE Hottest: RICKY SKAGGS KRWOEM DILLON LEON EVERETTE ALABAMA rottest: LEE VIEEIMDD DON WILLING BONAR WILLIE KEENS WAGERS GUN PASUMS CRYSTAL GAGE Cold OE Ho : WQIK-FM/Jacksonville KVOC IM I/AIEI MILLING A. JOE SM Nottest: ALABAMA RSSM B WILLIE BUHIA WILLIE DAVIES KENO REEKS RNNIE RAERS GELEGE JONES MIL SKAGGS RAR RIDGE BOYS EDDIE ANRITT RICKY RAIZI MILEY IMAM E MM MILLING A. JERRY REED Caper, WY MIN AIQRSON GEORGE JONES 5.105 EARNOO WILLIE WUBE-FM/Cincinnati GAIL DAB TES rottest: MM WILLIAMS A. STEVE rest : RANDY PARTON MM WILLIAMS MIAM COLLINS WMIMR CRYSTAL GARE A RICK SKAGGS JENNY CASE T.G. SIHEPMD CRYSTAL GARE ALABAMA CONWAY TRIED RANDY RATA ALLAMM MM WILL IRIS A. K® WEST KCIE WSAI-AM-FM/Cincinnati JOE SUN GELAGE JUNES FRIIIELL L GEORGE JONES Saw a& OE ZELLA LEHN FRIZZELL E WEST Hottest: CRYSTAL WILLIE NELSA Towson. AZ ALABAMA EOLIE BABBITT TANNT RASETTE GARE CARY 1WIllY WKMF/Flint KYTE ALABAIN ESA WIRY JOE STAMLET mane MOTHERS JOEY LEE LEWIS DIM WILLING A. LEN COME( SPobBM, WA KIERAN HUME Ewe LJMMIII mellow W RIDI MINION MLLE RAGGIAD COB PwEMIW.OE WARM /WILLIE NNE «RAI W ILLIE NELSON KLAC KCEQAM RAZZ', BAILEY KXRB/Sioux Falls HoTYes,: DUN WILLIAM Honest: GEORGE DUES None LM AIEYBW, CA JUN AKERSON Hottest: FRIZZELL WEST KIN ION WILLIAMS ALABAMA Son Moo& CA I BASSI LWISE MOCRELL KRRY OTAN WILLIAMS WPLO/Atlanta : 1.G. SHEPPARD COME TRITTS KURZ GEORGE JONES KIPI MANNA ALABAMA FRED KMOLOCK E CORBIN/MINER BAN) KENNY RKIEAS IMAM CRYSTAL MILT BAILEY Norm&NM KSOPFM TEME GREGORY YWPINIO, CA GARE DAVID ALLAN COE WILLIE NELSON B USAR WILLIE JENNY CASH WGVM/Greenville GUISEMIRYILADRELL JUIN ANDERSON CMy, JP Se1 RICKY SMOGS STE YE ARIVEA RAKI PMTA GARY SARIS LEE GREENNWD SIM Lebo UT GAIE PNTM DON WILLIAMS LAIE BERNE GEORGE STRAIT NAILON J WILLIE MAIN.t: BERNIE HIGGINS Hottest: MIZE BAILEY ALABAMA DON WILLIAMS UA EVERETTE TM T. MLL RAKE PARTON ALMALM KIKK-FM/Houston ALABAMA RICKY SKAGGS OLE MILLIAMS rotten: SIEVE WARIER JERRY LEE LEWIS DUN WILLIAMS CUJA IN/ARMER BAK MILD EAMON KYUY RAVEN KEEN EDDY RAVER ZELLA LEM EARL EIUNS COMET TA T. MLL EMI Hottest: BUWITO BROTHERS WAMZ-FM/Louisville CIMTMWME, JOM CALÉE RANDY PONTON ALABAMA DAVID ALLAN COE WY WILLIE BALSA OFM. Falls, MT NEE ARRAY JOMMY PAYCHECK KEW ALABAMA SWAM RICKY SMOGS NAON E WILLIE BILLY WMER-M RAZZI BAILEY GAGE JONES MERLE HAGGARD VaIMA, CA KNIX-FM/Phoenix B ILLY SAN WARM L MILL I APE ANDERSON WILLIE NELSON IWSAW,. PA MAO EMMODD STE YE WMINEN MUTE RAMM LIEETTA /MN FRED KNOBLOCK JERRY LEE LEWIS CM STATLER rottest: TAMMY NONETTE ALABAMA BROTHERS CARLEN rottest: »HMV CASH None GENE WAISE FRIZZELL L WEST T.G. SEPPARD WILLIE NELSON DON WILLIAMS DEWY TRIED. JOIN DENVER Hottest: IRE BANOS SOS STAPLE, GEIE WATSON TAMP MM WILLIAMS A. GEORGE JOSS TEL TILLIS NANETTE RAZZI BAILEE TOM T. MALL rottest: EDDY RAVLTN Nottest: GEORGE JONES Hottest: RICKY SKAGGS ALABAMA rottest: RICKY SARGS CRYSTAL VIESIAL GARE ANNE ANIMAI GASSE ALAPAWA MELON WILLIE ALMAA I WILLIE NELSON ALABAMA AM WILLING JA. ALABAMA W ILLIE MENSA BILLIE NELSON KIERAN KANE RICKY SLAMS WILLIE NELSON GAIL DAVIES SUN CARLEE WILLIE 1.6. SHEPPARD COME HAITI, Mee MELON E BILLIE EDDIE AASBAI UK RIDGE BOIS RICKY SKAGGS GENE WATSON

Hottest Tracks: GAIL DAVIES - Givin' Herself Away - (WB) "You - (Epic) "So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed" "Weitin For The Turn Me On I'm A Radio" "Singing The Blues" "Movie (I Might Sun To Shine" "If That's The Way You Feel" "Women Do Know How To Carry On" Decide To Stay)" "Gavin Herself Away" "Hold On" JOE SUN I Ain't Honky Tonkin' No More (Elek- WAYLON JENNINGS (RCA) WAYLON JENNINGS Black On Black (RCA) - - - - tra) "Stepping Out Blues" "Livia Outside The Law" "Fraulein" "Women Do Know How To Carry On""Honky Tonk Blues" "May I Borrow Some Sugar From You" "Gonna Write A Letter" "Folsom CONWAY TWITTY - Southern Comfort - (Elek- Prison Blues" tra) "Slow Hand" "She Only Meant To Use Him" "Southern Comfort" COUNTRY ALBUMS WILLIE NELSON - Always On My Mind - (Co- "It Turns Me Inside Out" Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" 'The Party's Over" "Do Right DON WILLIAMS - Listen To The Radio - (MCA) "Don't Stop Loving "Fool, Fool Heart" "I Woman, Do Right Man""Let It Be Me" "Staring Each Other Down"""Per- Me" Can't Get To You From Here" "Standing In A Sea Of Teardrops" "If Hollywood Don't Need You" manently Lonely' "Last Thing I Needed First Thing This Morning" "Help Yourselves To Each Other" "Only Love ""If She Helps Me Get Over ALABAMA - Mountain Music - (RCA) "Take Me OAK RIDGE BOYS - Bobbie Sue - (MCA) "Old Ken- You" Down" 'Words At Twenty Paces" "Close Enough To Perfect" tucky Song 'Doctor's Orders" "I Wish You Could Have Turned My "Lovin' You Is Killin' Me" "Gonna Have A Party" "Green River" "You Head (And Left My Heart Alone)" "So Fine "Up On Cripple Creek" Turn Me On" DOLLY PARTON - Heartbreak Express - (RCA) Most Requested: BOBBY BARE - Ain't Got Nothin' To Lose - (Co- "Heartbreak Express" "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" "Release Me' ALABAMA "Mountain (You Ain't Got Nothin' To Lose)" "Prime Of Our Love" "As Much As Always" "Barbara On Your Mind" Music" (RCA) lumbia) "If You Ain't Got Nothin' WILLIE NELSON "Golden Memories" "Isn't That Just Like Love' "I've Been Rained On CHARLEY PRIDE - Charley Sings Everybody's "Always On My Mind" (Col.) Bad" "The Old Swimmin Hole" RICKY Too" "So Good So Choice - (RCA) "I Don't Think She's In Love Anymore" "I See SKAGGS "Crying My Heart Out" (Epic) DAVID ALLAN COE - Rough Rider.- (Columbia) The Devil In Your Deep Blue Eyes" "Oh What A Beautiful Love Song" H. WILLIAMS JR. "A Country..." (Elektra/Curb) 'Take Time To Know Her" "Pouring Water On A Drowning Man" "You're So Good When You're Bad" "Cup Of Love" "When She Dances" CONWAY TWITTY "The "I Haven't Loved This In Clown" (Elektra) CHARLIE DANIELS BAND - Windows - (Epic) Way Years" "I Hope (You Never Cry Again)" GEORGE "Still In Saigon" "Ain't No Ramblers Anymore" RICKY SKAGGS - Waitin' For The Sun To Shine JONES "Same Ole Me" (Epic)

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Two Two Wt April 9, 1982 WMIo WMb Wee 13 4 3 0 RICHARD "D" FIELDS/If it Ain't... (Boardwalk) BREAKERS. 12 3 2 0 ATLANTIC STARR/Circles (A&M) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 1 1 1 3 STEVIE WONDER/That Girl (Tamla/Motown) station activity on any given week. 30 15 9 0 RAY PARKER JR./The Other Woman (Arista) 26 18 11 0 PATRICE RUSHEN/Forget Me Nots (Elektra) DAZZ BAND 23 20 12 0 SHALAMAR/A Night To:Remember (Solar/Elektra) Let It Whip (Motown) 16 7 7 0 O'BRYAN/The Gigolo (Capitol) 63% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 17/0, Medium 10/1, - 21 10 0 CAMEO/Just Be Yourself (Chocolate City/PolyGram) Light 11/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6, WYLD-FM, WJPC, WBLZ, 7 6 5 9 GEORGE BENSON/Never Give Up On A Good Thing (WB) WSSJ, KNOW, KUKQ. Moves 28-20 on the Black Radio Chart. 20 19 16 WAR/You Got The Power (RCA) BLOODSTONE - 23 20 DENIECE WILLIAMS/It's Gonna Take A... (ARC/Columbia) 22 13 ® CHERI/Murphy's Law (Venture) We Go A Long Way Back (T-NeckICBS) 29 24 15 ® A TASTE OF HONEY/I'll Try Something New (Capitol) 62% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/1, 5 5 6 14 GEORGE DUKE/Shine On (Epic) Light 15/3, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 11, KRLY, WDIA, WAIL -FM, 10 8 8 15 XAVIER/Work That Sucker To Death (Liberty) WBMX, WBLZ, WCIN, WJLB, WLOU, WVOL, KACE, KDIA. 30 21 O'JAYS/I Just To Satisfy (Philadelphia International/CBS) Debuts at number 27 on the Black Radio Chart. 19 17 17 KOOL Et THE GANG/Get Down On It (De-Lite/PolyGram) PEABO BRYSON - 29 22 SKYY/Let's Celebrate (SalsouURCA) 2 2 4 19 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Tell Me Tomorrow (Tamla/Motown) There's No Guarantee (Capitol) - - 28 DAZZ BAND/Let It Whip (Motown) it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 11/1, 62% of our reporters on 11 10 14 21 CHI-LITES/Hot On A Thing (Called Love) (20th/RCA) Light 21/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WAMO, WHRK, WBLZ, 8 13 19 22 TOM TOM CLUB/Genius Of Love (Sire/WB) New WCIN, WANT, WLTH, WKWM. Debuts at number 28 on the Black 25 25 23 23 L.T.D./April Love (A&M) Entry Radio Chart. 3 9 18 24 JUNIOR/Mama Used To Say (Mercury/PolyGram) BAR-KAYS ® ZOOM/Love Seasons (Polydor/PolyGram) Freaky Behavior (Mercury/PolyGram) - - 30 0 BAR-KAYS/Freaky Behavior (Mercury/PolyGram) 60% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 15/0, ...t ® BLOODSTONE/We Go A Long Way Back (T-Neck/CBS) Light 12/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WWIN, WJMO, WANT. - al PEABO BRYSON/There's No Guarantee (Capitol) Moves 30-26 on the Black Radio Chart. - 29 ONE WAY/Who's Foolin' Who (MCA) - -* l THIRD WORLD/Try Jah Love (Columbia) This chart Is based solely On compiled weekly reports from our reporting station- Mack Circled numbers Indicate NEW & ACTIVE continued upward movement from the majority Of our reporters. MOST ADDED ® I HOTTEST Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed In order of their activity. The STEVIE WONDER (22) ASHFORD Et SIMPSON (28) two numbers Immediately following each song title Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week RICHARD "D" FIELDS (21) and of those, how many added It this week. The rotational breakdowns which follow Indicate how many stations have CHANGE (22) O'BRYAN (18) DER (19) the song In the respective rotation and of those, how many added It into that particular rotation this week. Dln- McCARTNEY/WON RAY PARKER JR. (14) dicates one of this weeks Most Added new songs. WARWICK/MATHIS (15) SMOKEY ROBINSON (13) SMOKEY ROBINSON (13) TOM TOM CLUB (13) ZOOM "Love Seasons" (Polydor/PolyGram) 35/3 z a Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 16/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WANT, WTLC, WVOI. Heavy: WILD, PLEASURE "Sending My Love" (RCA) 29/5 Adds 4, Total Adds 5, KELP, WKXI, WLOU, WANT, KUKQ. Heavy: WBMX, WCIN, WJMO, WSSJ, WLTH, WKWM, WWWS. Medium: WXYV, WDAS, WOOK, WHUR, WAOK, WVEE, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/1, Light 8/0, Extra Medium: WWIN, WHUR, WHRK, WEDR, WJMO, KDKO, XHRM, WENN, WJJS, WOWI, WTLC, KAEZ, WEDR, WDMT, WKND, WATV, WENN, WPDQ, KOKY, WLOU, WOWI, WTOY. Debuts at number 25 on the Black WJLB, KSOL. KDIA. KPOP-FM. Radio Chart "Who's Foolin' Who' (MCA) 29/2 ONE WAY Heavy: WAMO, WVEE, IM CHANGE "The Very Best In You" (Atlantic) 33/22 Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 8/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WDIA, WLOU. 11/6, 16, Total Adds 22, WAMO, WVEE, WDIA, WEDR, Moves 29-29 on the Black Radio Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light Extra Adds WEDR, WJMO, WKND, WNHC, WENN, WKXI, WJAX, WOWI, WTOY, WDAO. WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM, WBMX, WJLB, KDKO, XHRM, WGIV, WJMI, WJJS, WVOL, WANM, WTMP, WDAO, Chart. WHRK, KSOL, WOWI. WKWM, WTLC, WVOI, KACE, KPOP-FM. Medium: WWIN, WHUR, KRLY, FM ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "Street Comer" (Capitol) 28/28 BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Can You See The Light" (Liberty) 33/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 22, Total Adds 28, WWIN, WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 15/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WVEE, WATV, KDIA, KUKQ. Heavy: WILD, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WHRK, WEDR, WBMX, WGCI, WCIN, WJLB, XHRM, KSOL, WSSJ, WKND, WWRL, WOIC, XHRM, WJMI, WKWM, WTLC, KPOP-FM. Medium: WHRK, WEDR, WCIN, WJMO, KDKO, KDAY, WENN, WGIV, WKXI. WJAX. KOKY, WVOL, WANT, WTMP, WTLC, KAEZ, KACE. WOIC, KOKY, WVOL, WTOY, WANM, WLTH, KAEZ. BILL SUMMERS Er SUMMERS HEAT "At The Concert" (MCA) 28/7 STARS ON 45 "Tribute To Stevie Wonder" (Radio/Atlantic) 33/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/2, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WYLD-FM, WCIN, KSOL, WBLX, WVOL, Rotations: Heavy: 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 18/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WAOK, KOKY, WJJS, KDIA. Heavy: WANM, WKWM. Heavy: WJMI. Medium: WHUR, WAOK, WEDR, KDKO, WATV, WENN, WGIV, WLOU, WOW(, WAIL -FM, KELP. Medium: WWIN, KRLY, XHRM, WJJS, WWRL, KNOW, WPDQ, WOWI, WTLC, KACE. KAEZ. ROBERTA FLACK "Making Love" (Atlantic) 33/1 WILLIAM "BOOTSY" COLLINS "Take A Lickin And Keep On Kickin' " (WB) 27/11 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 16/O, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WATV. Heavy: WVEE, WJMO, XHRM, Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 7/0, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 8, Total Adds 11, WAMO, WVEE, WBMX, WBLZ, WCIN, WSSJ, KNOW, WGIV, KPOP-FM. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WDAS, WOOK, WHUR, WAOK, WGCI, KDAY, WVOL. KDAY, XHRM, WKXI, WJJS, WTOY, WTMP. Medium: WWIN, WHUR, WDIA, WHRK, KDKO, WOWI, WTLC. BOBBY WOMACK "Where Do We Go From Here" (Beverly Glen) 32/4 REDDINGS "I Know You Got Another" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 27/7 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 12/1, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WXYV, KDKO, WKXI, WTMP. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/0, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 7, WDIA, WJMO, KOKY, WJJS, WVOL,. WHUR, WWRL, WOIC, WVOL, KACE. Medium: WILD, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, KDAY, KSOL, WSSJ, WATV, WPDQ, WOWI, WKWM. Heavy: WEDR, WJLB, KDKO. Medium: WWIN, WAOK, WVEE, WCIN, KDAY, KSOL, WATV, WENN, KAEZ, KDIA. WGIV, WJAX, WANT. THIRD WORLD "Try Jab Love" (Columbia) 31/4 PATTI AUSTIN with JAMES INGRAM "Baby Come To Me" (Qwest/WB) 27/4 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 10/1, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WJPC, WATV, WJAX, WBLX. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 4, WILD, WBMX, WJMO, KUKQ. Heavy: WDAS, WOOK, WHUR, KDAY, WSSJ, WKND, WNHC, WWRL, KACE. Medium: WXYV, WAOK, WHRK, WGCI, WGCI, KNOW, KAEZ. Medium: WXYV, WAMO, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, WPDQ, KOKY, KPOP-FM, WNHC. XHRM, KSOL, WGIV, KOKY, WTLC. Debuts at number 30 on the Black Radio Chart. SECRET WEAPON "Must Be The Music" (Prelude) 24/1 WEST STREET MOB "Sing A Simple Song" (Sugar Hill) 30/5 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 7/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KRLY. Heavy: WVEE, WXYV, WDAS, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 5, WXYV, WAMO, WAOK, KDAY, KUKQ. WJPC, XHRM, WWRL, WENN, WGIV, WOWI, WTMP. Medium: WWIN, WAOK, WDIA, WAIL -FM, WNHC, WATV, Heavy: WDIA, WEDR, WGIV. Medium: WWIN, WHUR, WGCI, KDKO, XHRM, WOIC, WLTH, WTLC, WWWS. WPDQ. SIGNIFICANT ACTION PAUL McCARTNEY w/STEVIE WONDER "Ebony And Ivory" (Columbia) 20/19 SKOOL BOYZ 'This Feeling Must Be Real" (Destiny) 17/0 Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WENN. Medium: WILD, WDAS, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/4, Light 5/4, Extra Adds 11, Total Adds 19, WXYV, WAOK, WVEE, KMJQ, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 9/0, WHRK, WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM, WBLZ, KDKO, KSOL, WSSJ, KNOW, WBLX, WVOL, KTFM, WANM, KDIA, KUKQ, WAOK, WGCI, WLTH, WTLC, KUKQ. KPOP-FM. INSTANT FUNK "Why Don't You Think About Me" (Salsoul/RCA) 16/1 Me Tonight" (WB) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WKND. Heavy: WILD, WEDR, KDKO. AL JARREAU 'Teach WTLC, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WHRK, KUKQ. Heavy: WJMO, KNOW. Medium: WJMO, WLOU, WVOL, WOWI, XHRM. Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WAOK, WDMT, WSSJ, WKND, WGIV, WOIC, KOKY, WJJS, WTOY. IM DIONNE WARWICK Er JOHNNY MATHIS "Friends In Love" (Arista) 15/15 "Taste The Music" (Atlantic) 20/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 3/3, Extra Adds 12, Total Adds 15, WWIN, WILD, WHUR, WAOK, KLEEER WSSJ, WKND, WWRL, KOKY, WOWI, KAEZ, KPOP-FM. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1. WATV. Heavy: WJMI, WTOY, WWWS. WVEE, WHRK, WGCI, XHRM, Medium: WVEE, WGCI, WNHC, WKXI, WLOU, WLTH, KACE. GREG PERRY "It Takes Heart" (Alfa) 15/6 J. GEILS BAND "Flamethrower' (EMI America) 20/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 2/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 6, WAOK, WVEE, KDAY, WPDQ, WDAO, Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WAIL -FM, KMJM, WJAX, WBLX, KAEZ. Medium: WWIN, WTLC. WLTH, WWWS, KPOP-FM. Medium. WHRK, WGCI, KDAY, XHRM, KELP, WJJS, WKWM, KUKQ, KOKY. RONNIE DYSON "Bring It On Home" (Cotillion/Atco) 15/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6//0, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 4, WXYV, WJMO, KDAY, WAN. Medium: 19/0 XHRM, WSSJ, KOKY, WOWI, KACE. REN WOODS 'Take Me To Heaven" (Elektra) 14/13 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/O, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WJMO, WDAO. Medium: WAOK, SMOKEY ROBINSON "Old Fashioned Love" (Tamla/Motown) Adds 9, Total Adds 13, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WGCI, KDKO, WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM, WCIN, WATV, WJMI, WJAX, KOKY, WVOI, KACE. tam Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 3/3, Extra XHRM, WSSJ, WGIV, WJMI, KOKY, WTOY, WDAO, WTLC, KAEZ. Medium: WHRK. AURRA "A Little Love" (Salsoul/RCA) 18/11 14/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 11, WVEE, WEDR, WCIN, WJMO, WJLB, SHOTGUN "Ladies Choice" (Montage/Capitol) Extra Adda 3, Total Adds 4, KDKO, KDAY, WLOU, WDAO. Medium: KDKO, XHRM, KOKY, WTLC, KAEZ, WWWS. Heavy: KACE. Medium: WWIN, WGIV, WVOL. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/1, 18/6 WEDR, KSOL, WENN, WOIC, WPDQ. VERNON BURCH "Playing Hard To Get" (Spector/Capitol) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6, WDAS, KSOL, WKND, WTMP, WKWM, WALDO "You Bring Out The Freak In Me" (Columbia) Medium 3/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WGCI, WATV, WWWS. Heavy: WEDR. KACE. Heavy: KDKO. Medium: WJMO, KDAY, XHRM, WENN, WLOU, WTLC. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium: WKXI, WJAX, KPOP-FM. 14/2 BROWNE "Bye Gones" (GRP/Arista) 17/4 HERBIE HANCOCK "Ute Me Up" (Columbia) TOM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KDAY, WBLX. Medium: WHUR, WHRK, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WYLD-FM, WKND, WJJS, WVOI. Heavy: WGCI, XHRM, WLOU, WJJS, WTLC. WLOU, WWWS. Medium: WAMO, WDAO, WLTH, KDIA. 14/0 JR. "Jamming" (Elektra) 17/3 ST. TROPEZ "I Want To Do Something Freaky To You" (Destiny) GROVER WASHINGTON Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WJAX, WLOU. Medium: WENN, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WYLD-FM, WCIN, WSSJ. Heavy: WWWS. WPDQ, WVOL, WTLC. Medium: WHUR, WJAX, WOWI, WDAO. "Still Got The Magic (Sweet Delight)" (RCA) 17i'2 ADC BAND "Roll With The Punches" (Cotillion/Atco) 14/0 MICHAEL WYCOFF Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDAS, WKXI, WLOU. Medium: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDIA, WCIN. Heavy: WAMO, WTOY. Rotations: WWIN, WEDR, WAIL -FM, KDKO, WATV. Medium: WHUR, WEDR, WGCI, WJMO, WWRL, KNOW, WVOI.

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EAST SOUTH MIDWEST WEST Black Radio Stevie Wonder Richard "Dimples" Fields Stevie Wonder Dazz Band Secret Weapon Ray Parker Jr. Smokey Robinson Bar -Kays Cheri O'Bryan Cheri Tom Tom Club War Stevie Wonder O'Bryan Smokey Robinson Hottest George Benson Cameo Richard "Dimples" Fields Atlantic Starr Stations are listed by region. April 9, 1982 Regionalized Adds & Hots Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity. EAST MIDWEST

W XY WCIN/Cincinnatl W JLBIDetrolt W VOI/Toledo VIBaltlmore W AMOIPIttsburgh W BMXIC hlcago WOCUChlcago WDMTICIeveland KMJMISt. Louis Everett Cork MaglcJJames J. Michael McKay Maxs Myrick Tim Watts John Anthony Lee Michaels Pam Wells Dick Edwards BOOTSY COLLINS LUTHER VANDROSS BRANDI WELLS JEFF LORBER BLOODSTONE CLIFF RICHARD CAMEO none CHANGE BOOKER T. BOBBY WOMACK BLOODSTONE SKY? MICHAEL WYCOFF KENNY ROGERS AURRA Hottest: ZOOM MCCARTNEY/WONDER PEABO BRYSON ASHFORD B TOM BROWNE ASHFORD B SIMPSON SMOKEY ROBINSON SIMPSON CAMEO CHANGE STEVIE WONDER ASHFORD & SIMPSON BOBBY CALDWELL WARWICK B MATHIS BOOTSY COLLINS ONJ BLOODSTONE QUINCY JONES GOLDIE ALEXANDER GAYLE ADAMS CHANGE RONNIE DYSON PATTI AUSTIN WALDO PEABO BRYSON Hottest: ASHFORD B SIMPSON TOM TOM CLUB RICK SMITH WEST STREET MOB CHANGE GENE CHANDLER HARZ RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest: RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest: WEST STREET MOB BOOTSY COLLINS RAY, GOODMAN & B GRANDMASTER FLASH ASHFORD B SIMPSON AURRA PRINCE MICHAEL FRANKS SKY? STEVIE WONDER DEBRA DEJEAN Hottest: JIMMY ROSS BILL SUMMERS DAZZ BAND REDDINGS O'BRYAN PATRICE RUSHEN JEFF LORBER DAVID LASLEY Hottest: MARCIO MONTARROYA GROVER WASHINGTON MANHATTANS LTD SMOKE? ROBINSON O'BRYAN HUMAN LEAGUE DIANA ROSS Hottest: FAT LARRY'S BAND GEORGE BENSON SMOKEY ROBINSON LAKESIDE SKYY Hottest: Hottest: STEVIE WONDER TOM TOM CLUB DAZZ BAND ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: XAVIER GEORGE BENSON TOM TOM CLUB RICHARD D. FIELDS WDAOIDayton SECRET WEAPON PATRICE RUSHEN STEVIE WONDER O'BRYAN Lankford Stephens WLTHIGary O'BRYAN SMOKEY ROBINSON LTD PATRICE RUSHEN DAZZ BAND Dana SKYY WHISPERS PATRICE Husklsson WEST WAR CHERI RUSHEN SMOKEY ROBINSON STEVIE WONDER GEORGE. BENSON GEORGE DUKE W JPCIChIcago CHANGE TROUBLE FUNK JUNIOR GREG PERRY GLADYS KDKO/Denver K Jerry Boulding WBLZICincinnatl KNIGHT UK O/Phoenix WOOKIWashington W JMO/Cleveland Byron Pitts W W IN/Baltlmore Harry Lyles SHOTGUN PEABO BRYSON Steve Smith Curtis Anderson Harry Boomer DAZZ BAND Erik Stone FAT LARRY'S BAND Hottest: AURRA BRASS CONSTRUCTIO none THIRD WORLD HALL & OATES SUN SHALAMAR WARWICK 6 MATHIS AURRA BOBBY WOMACK IMAGINATION Hottest: SKYY MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: XAVIER GOLDIE ALEXANDER PATTI AUSTIN MCCARTNEY/WONDER MCCARTNEY/WONDER WAR CASIOPEA DAZZ BAND RICHARD D. FIELDS STEVIE WONDER REDDINGS CHANGE PATTI AUSTIN RICHARD JON SMITH PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: BOOTSY COLLINS DAZZ BAND CHERI GEORGE BENSON O'JAYS FRANCE JOLI AL JARREAD O'JAYS STEVIE WONDER PEABO BRYSON GEORGE BENSON PATRICE RUSHFN ASHFORD & SIMPSON BAR-KAYS KENI BURKE WEST STREET STEVIE WONDER RAY PARKER JR. RICHARD D. FIELDS CHARLES EARLAND MOB ANGELA CLEMMONS SYLVIA DENNIS BROWN PLEASURE ROBERTA FLACK CHERI BLOODSTONE ONE WAY WKWMIGrand Rapids BRUTUS RONNIE DYSON GOLDIE ALEXANDER LUTHER JUNIOR MIDNIGHT STAR VANDROSS WHUR/Washington Hottest: Frank Grant LEVEL 42 DAZZ ALTON EDWARDS STARS ON 45 Hottest: BAND Fields STEVIE KLIOUE SKY? KLIQUE Oscar O'BRYAN WONDER MEL BROOKS BAR-KAYS MATHIS SISTER SLEDGE SMOKE? ROBINSON Hottest: WARWICK t CHI -LITES SYLVIA VANDROSS SMOKEY ROBINSON DANIEL SMOKEY ROBINSON LUTHER ASHFORD & SIMPSON CHERI REDDINGS GEORGE DUKE GRANDMASTER FLASH CHI -LITES BRANDI WELLS TWENNYNINE/LENNY SMOKEY ROBINSON PEABO BRYSON CHI -LITES RICHARD JON SMITH ATLANTIC STARR JIGSAW Hottest: GEORGE BENSON DRAMATICS Hottest: STEVIE WONDER CHANGE SHOTGUN XAVIER CHERI CHERI BILL SUMMERS Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG DUNCANS BOBBY WOMACK VERNON BURCH BAR-KAYS RICHARD D. FIELDS SMOKEY ROBINSON Hottest: D TRAIN KPOP-FM/Sacramento TOM TOM CLUB ZZ HILL PRINCE STEVIE WONDER B ill Jeffries SECRET WEAPON O'BRYAN AM -FM SOUTH CAMEO VERNON BURCH CHANGE W ILD/Boston RICHARD D. FIELDS JEANIE TRACY KACE/Los Angeles WARWICK B MATHIS Stava CrumbNy W V EEiAtlanta W GIVICharlotte W JMI/Jackson WDIAIMemphls WYLD-FMINew Orleans ZOOM Alonzo Miller ONE WAY Scott/Andrews Chris Turner Carl Haynes Carl Connors Tony Brown ARFTOA FRANKLIN WTLCllndlsnapolls MCCARTNEY/WONDER PATTI AUSTIN MCCARTNEY/WONDER SMOKE? ROBINSON SMOKE? ROBINSON ONE WAY TOM BROWNE RAY PARKER JR. RICKIE LEE JONES Jay Johnson PATRICE DAVID LASLEY WARWICK & MATHIS LUTHER VANDROSS ATKINS SMOKE? ROBINSON MCCARTNEY/WONDER RUSHEN Hottest: GREG CHANGE BLOODSTONE J. GEILS BAND DRAMATICS PERRY CHANGE CHANGE BLOODSTONE ASHFORD & SIMPSON SMOKEY ROBINSON FAT LARRY'S BAND WARWICK & MATHIS AURRA DENNIS BROWN Hottest: ASHFORD & SIMPSON RJ'S LATEST ARRIV JOURNEY GROVER AZYMUTH MIGHTY FIRE BOOTSY COLLINS BOBBY CAIDWELL CAMEO CHANGE WASHINGTON DONALD BYRD SKY? ASHFORD & Hottest: COLLAGE TIME WAR REDDINGS DAZZ BAND SIMPSON DAZZ BAND CHANGE CHANGE GEORGE BENSON CHANGE Hottest: BRASS CONSTRUCTIO MICHAEL WYCOFF JEFF LORBER BAR-KAYS AURRA ALTON LAKESIDE SHARON BROWN GEORGE DUKE KLEEER B.B. KING BILL SUMMERS SMOKEY EDWARDS ROBINSON VERNON BURCH CHI -LITES RARE ESSENCE SEQUENCE O'BRYAN Hottest: Hottest: ELOISE WHITAKER XHRMISan Diego XAVIER BRASS CONSTRUCTIO STEVIE WONDER Hottest: O'JAYS WPDOIJacksonvllle RAY PARKER JR. ZOOM Duff Lindsey WAR ASHFORD & SIMPSON CHERI BRANDI WELLS JUNIOR D TRAIN Earl James GOLDIE ALEXANDER WHISPERS T -CONNECTION O'BRYAN SMOKE? ROBINSON Hottest: BOOTS? COLLINS RICHARD D. TOM TOM CLUB W SSJICamden-Philadelphia ALTON EUVARDS WOICIColumbia, SC GRANDMASTER FLASH FIELDS TROUBLE FUNK VALENTINE BROS. Hottest: SLO GRIP WHISPERS ATLANTIC STARR AURRA Gary Shepherd Mickey Arnold MEL BROOKS BILLY ALWAYS PRINCE RICHARD D. FIELDS SMOKE? ROBINSON DAVID LASLEY GREG LTD SECRET CHERI PERRY WAIL-FM/New Orleans SMOKE? ROBINSON DAZZ BAND WEAPON WHRK (K97)fMemphls SISTER SLEDGE MCCARTNEY/WONDER ATLANTIC STARR ASHFORD & SIMPSON Hottest Barry Richards KDAYILos Angeles RICHARD JON SMITH SMOKE? ROBINSON Ron Olson GEORGE DUKE GROVER WASHINGTON CAMEO SHALAMAR J.J. Johnson ASHFORD & SIMPSON Hottest: SISTER SLEDGE MCCARTNEY/WONDER CHANGE WARWICK & MATHIS BLOODSTONE WARWICK & MATHIS STEVIE WONDER RICHARD D. FIELDS KAEZ/Oklahoma City ZZ HILL SMOKE? ROBINSON MIGHTY FIRE THOMPSON TWINS WARWICK & MATHIS WAOK/Atlanta RICHARD D. FIELDS LAKESIDE Lee Simpson RICK SMITH ASHFORD & SIMPSON GAP BAND O'JAYS Hottest: Larry Tinsley RAY PARKER JR. MANHATTANS CHANGE SHOTGUN XAVIER Hottest: PEABO BRYSON DENNIS CAMEO CHI -LITES DIANA ROSS BROWN EARL KLUGH CAMEO RICHARD D. FIELDS MCCARTNEY/WONDER ONE WAY GECRGE BENSON FUNKAPOLITAN WARWICK B MATHIS GREG PERRY DAZZ BAND WAR DAVID LASLEY ASHFORD & SIMPSON AURRA W JA X(95 X)/Jacksonville RICHARD JON SMITH RONNIE DYSON JUICY PATRICE RUSHEN WARWICK & MATHIS KELPIEI Paso MCCARTNEY/WONDER T -CONNECTION BLOODSTONE BOOTS? COLLINS DENIECE WILLIAMS THIRD WORLD WEST STREET MOB Estrella Flores Steve Fox AL JARREAU Hottest: SMOKE? ROBINSON HERBIE HANCOCK SECRET WEAPON ASHFORD & SIMPSON LAKESIDE DIANA ROSS MATRIX JUNIOR WEST STREET MOB KSOLISan Mateo, CA GREG PERRY JOAN JETT WHISPERS GREG PERRY T -CONNECTION RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: B Moody WKNDIHarttord STARS ON 45 D TRAIN Hottest: ASHFORD & SIMPSON ernie SKY? GEORGE DUKE RICHARD D. FIELDS Eddie Jordan MEL BROOKS WAR O'JAYS VISION THIRD RICHARD D. FIELDS TOM TOM CLUB ASHFORD t SIMPSON Hottest: FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS WORLD TOM TOM CLUB GOLDIE ALEXANDER ASHFORD & SIMPSON O'BRYAN RAY PARKER JR. MCCARTNEY/WONDER ASHFORD & SIMPSON RICHARD D. FIELDS FRANCE JOLI O'BRYAN Hottest: Hottest: WAR TEMPTATIONS TOM BROWNE RAY PARKER JR. HERTIE HIGGINS CAMEO PATTI RAY PARKER WOWIINorfolk AUSTIN BAR-KAYS GAP BAND WARWICK & MATHIS BLOODSTONE PLEASURE JR. RAY PARKER JR. CON FUNK SHUN VERNON BURCH VERNON BURCH CHERI Hottest: SHALAMAR Chester Benton CAMEO CAMEO KDIAIOakland BILL SUMMERS INSTANT FUNK O' JAYS JERMAINE JACKSON TASTE WEDRIMIaml SPINNERS OF HONEY MIGHTY FIRE RONNIE LAWS JOAN JETT DENI£CE WILLIAMS CHERI Jeff Harrison LINDA CLIFFORD Lao Jackson DIANA ROSS Hottest: Hottest: KNOWIAustIn KOOL & THE GANG STEVIE WONDER RAY PARKER JR. ASHFORD RAY PARKER JR. MCCARTNEY/WONDER STEVIE WONDER Selby Edwards & SIMPSON GENE SMOKEY ROBINSON DENIECE WILLIAMS KOKYILIttle Rock DIANA ROSS REDDINGS WWWSISaginaw, MI CHANDLER GEORGE DUKE WHISPERS Ronda Curds AURRA WARWICK & MATHIS Kermit Crockett B.B. KING SMOKEY ROBINSON RICHARD D. FIELDS BLOODSTONE XAVIER KRLYIHouston MIGHTY FIRE GO RICHARD D. FIELDS O'BRYAN AURRA Hottest: DENNIS BROWN STARS ON 45 O'BRYAN GEORGE BENSON MCCARTNEY/WONDER Steve Harris GOLDIE ALEXANDER REDDINGS O'JAYS LEVEL 42 BRASS CONSTRUCTIO DAZZ BAND TIME RICHARD JON SMITH ASHFORD & SIMPSON SECRET WEAPON WALDO Hottest: WNHCINew Haven CHERI CAMEO KLIQUE STARS ON 45 RICHARD D. FIELDS MIGHTY FIRE CAMEO James Jordan DAZZ BAND PATRICE RUSHEN ROSE ROYCE GENE CHANDLER WARWICK & MATHIS SHARON BROWN CHI -LITES AURRA O'BRYAN Hottest: DAZZ BAND none SECRET WEAPON SMOKE? ROBINSON CHANGE STARS ON 45 Hottest: CHI -LITES ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: BLOODSTONE CHERI Hottest: TOM TOM CLUB ROBERTA FLACK SKY? STEVIE WONDER PATRICE RUSHEN DIANA ROSS STEVIE WONDER WANT/Richmond J. GEILS BAND RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: O'BRYAN LAKESIDE Hottest: RICHARD D. FIELDS Ben Mlles PATRICE RUSHEN JUNIOR LAKESIDE AURRA SMOKEY ROBINSON RAY PARKER JR. PATTI AUSTIN GEORGE DUKE RAY PARKER JR. CHI -LITES JUNIOR LTD WAR CHERI STEVIE WONDER KOOL k THE GANG WALDO SHALAMAR D TRAIN GEORGE BENSON BAR-KAYS WENN/Birmingham O'BRYAN York RICHARD D. FIELDS PEABO BRYSON WWRL/New Gene Wise W BLXIMoblle JAZZ010 PLEASURE WAN M/Tallahassee Wanda Ramos W LOU/Lou Isvllle Michael J. ANxander WHATNAUTS KMJO/Houston ZOOM Joe Bullard ASHFORD & SIMPSON WARWICK & MATHIS KLIQUE Ross Holland Neal O'Rea PATRICE RUSHER Hottest: GOLDIE ALEXANDER JUDY ROBERTS ASHFORD & SIMPSON Hottest: T -CONNECTION PHOENIX O'BRYAN LUTHER VANDROSS BLOODSTONE BILL SUMMERS STEVIE WONDER CHANGE In Brazil ATLANTIC STARR MIGHTY Nights (Inner City) W.A.G. BAND BAR-KAYS MCCARTNEY/WONDER RONNIE LAWS LAKESIDE FIRE RAMSEY LEWIS KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: O'JAYS THIRD WORLD TOM TOM CLUB BILL SUMMERS JEFF LORBER ONE WAY MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: XAVIER ONE. WAY O'JAYS SMOKEY ROBINSON PLEASURE DIANA It's A Fact (Arista) STEVIE WONDER TOM TOM CLUB PRINCE LTD PRINCE ROSS SHOTGUN T -CONNECTION STARR RICHARD D. FIELDS MCCARTNEY/WONDER ATLANTIC WTOYRtoanoke Hottest: ECHOES OF AN ERA SHALAMAR WATV/Blrmingham CHERI LADY HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: Donnie Deane GEORGE BENSON JUNIOR ROSE ROYCE STEVIE WONDER Various Artists (Elektra) Stan Granger DAZZ BAND SECRET WEAPON Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON KOOL & THE GANG JONES GIRLS ATLANTIC MICHAEL FRANKS ROBERTA FLACK WKX1/Jackson J. GEILS BAND BOOTS? COLLINS STARR LTD RAY PARKER JR. BRASS CONSTRUCTIC KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: W DAS/Phlladelphla Tommy Marshall ADC BAND O'BRYAN Objects Of Desire (WB) THIRD WORLD RICHARD D. FIELDS GEORGE DUKE ST. TROPEZ Jos Tamburro MERGE SKY? STEVIE WONDER GEORGE BENSON GROOVE HOLMES RONNIE DYSON W TMP/Tampa LIVE BAND BOBBY WOMACK BAR-KAYS RICHARD D. FIELDS KLEEER PLEASURE WJJSILynchburg, VA Broadway (Muse) ASHFORD & SIMPSON KOOL & THE GANG Jerry Walker WALDO Young W V OL/Nashville GAP BAND PATRICE RUSHER Art TASTE OF HONEY TANIA MARIA SHALAMAR BOOTS? COLLINS Fred Harvey SKYY VERNON BURCH CHANGE KLIQUE Taurus LIVE BAND RAY PARKER JR. BOOKER T. BLOODSTONE KTFM/San Antonio (Concord) SKY? I.N.D. TOM BROWNE REDDINGS VERNON BURCH TROUBLE FUNK Joe Nasty CHANGE LEE RITENOUR Hottest: ASHFORD & SIMPSON BOOTSY COLLINS BILL SUMMERS BRUTUS LEVEL 42 BOOTS? COLLINS STEVIE WONDER Hottest: ASHFORD & SIMPSON MCCARTNEY/WONDER Rio (Musician/Elektra) Hottest: LEVEL 42 BOBBY WOMACK TOM TOM CLUB ONE WAY BOBBY JONES & NEW ONJ CHERI REDDINGS ASHFORD B SIMPSON LAKESIDE ISLE? BROS CHANGE TIME TOM TOM CLUB STARS ON 45 Hottest: XAVIER RAY PARKER JR. MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: EAST: WYBC/New Haven, CT, Tom PRINCE Hottest: O'BRYAN PRINCE XAVIER Hottest: JOAN JETT THIRD WORLD O'BRYAN BRANDI WELLS Streissguth. ATLANTIC STARR O'BRYAN J. GEILS ATLANTIC STARR MANHATTANS BAND RICHARD MIDWEST: WBBY/Columbus, Terry TOM TOM CLUB JOURNEY D. FIELDS OH, XAVIER IRENE BAR-KAYS SHOCK CARA Wilson; WJZZ/Detroit, M1, John Hill. CAMEO BRYSON CAMEO PEABO PRINCE WEST: KFML/Denver, CO, Ira Gordon. RAY PARKER JR. ZZ HILL

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DAVIS VANGELIS LARRY CARLTON PAUL DAVIS STEVIE WONDER none NEIL DIAMOND VANGELIS EDDIE RABBITT WILLIE NELSON ONJ VANGELIS none SISTER SLEDGE SEPTIC HIGGINS NEIL DIAMOND SHEENA EASTON PAN. DAVIS Hottest: ONJ JOHN DENVER GENE COTTON NEIL DIAMOND PAW. DAVIS Hottest: ONJ VANGELIS. SISTER SLEDGE Hottest: WILLIE NELSON CHARLENE JOURNEY STEVE MARINER WILLIE NELSON MCCARTNEY/WONDER SISTER SLEDGE PAUL DAVIS CHARLENE ONJ JOHN DENVER WILLIE STEVIE WONDER JOHN DENVER MCCARTNEY/WONDER NELSON ONJ WWYZAW«rd MN FOGELBERG PAIR. DAVIS WBOWnºr. Mew N geMtlMrINMn WILLIE MCCARTNEY/WONDER Glenn Colleen WIGAN erk VANGELIS 1110T104CWuwbus KUDL1Kelur City KKMIWIeme, KB NELSON KFCSILleek IS KPATIMemi Felle Larry Joseph CHARLENE Jig Lire ONJ Decry S. JIM Plum AL JARREAD CIA) Merl MCCARTNEY/WONDER Wise Krle ed Mr» T.C. SHEPPARD NEIL DIAMOND SHEENA EASTON DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG MCCARTNFY/WONDER GENESIS DAVID LASLEY none CARPENTERS MILLIE NELSON EDDIE RABBITT MCCARTNEY/WONDER Iffligebbege Hottest: Hottest: Regale IA SHEENA EASTON LRB WROMosLon DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: SHEENA EASTON LARRY LEE KCROICed.r TOTO AIRS WBIherW STEVIE WONDER PAN. DAVIS LAB CDR Hottest: SISTER SLEDGE ELTON JOHN MCCARTNEY/MONTER Cal Mann DIANA ROSS Wle Messes VANGELIS SERTIE HIGGrNS SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL Hottest: SISTERS JOHN DENVER MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: WARWICK I MATHIS MELON F. WILLIE POINTER SERTIE NIGGINS ONJ GREG GUIDRY Hottest: PAUL DAVIS none WONDER AL JARREAU Hottest: JONES CAROLE KING Hottest: STEVIE JOHN DENVER POINTER SISTERS WINCY EDDIE BABBITT VANGELIS RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: BARRY MANILOW JOURNEY VANGELIS Hottest: VANGELIS VANGELIS CNARLENF. VANGELIS LRP BEATLES GREG GUIDRY S ERTIE HIGGINS BARBRA STREISAND STEVIE MONDER BARBRA STREISAND PAIR. DAVIS ONJ Hottest: CHARLENE CHARLENE STEVIL WONDER GREG GUIDRY Three ONJ WCCWBNIwBMei. NEIL DIAMOND VANGELIS WILLIE NELSON VANGELIS Parallel VANGELIS W IAryluin JOHN DENVER VANGELIS ROBERTA FLACK MLL a GATES HALL L DATES Derry Lang ONJ MCCARTNEY/MANDER CLIFF RICHARD WTICeleill.rd EMETIC. HIGGINS Kelly MINCE JONES STEVIE MANDER GREG GUIDRY DAVIS ONJ LARRY CARLTON PAUL W WNWB.ekMY SIMON L GARFUNKEL GInnY JaaleNa WARMlcK L MATAIS D..,Nr.ehlB PAUL DAVIS Dodd Colo SSI(RCK:InDInNN ALABAMA Den IleClery WVSFIBesron LIGHTFOOT Phallus VIC ASHER WILLIE NELSON GORDON John PHOEBE CATES AL MANTINO Reg JO NM CARPENTERS ABRA ABRA MICKEY GILLEY RANDY GOODRUM Hottest: AL JARREAU DAN FOGELBERG TASTE OF HONEY FOGELBERG PIA £ADORA STARS ON 45 DAN VANGELIS GENESIS MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: T.G. SHEPPARD SIMON L GARFUNKEL Hotte: NEIL DIAMOND SMOKET ROBINSON CARPENTERS none AL JARREAD Hottest: SLEDGE LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: CARPENTERS SISTER BARRY MANILSM Nottest: WINCY JONES ONJ MIKE POST PAIE. DAVIS KSAS/SL Louts ROBERTA FLACK NEIL DIAMOND JOHN DENVER TIGHT FIT POINTER SISTERS ROBERTA FLACK STEVIE WONDER VANGELIS MoRgrUWdkr MN FOGELBERG DAVID LASLEY B ARRY MANILA,. MIKE POST HIGGINS JOHN 'ENV. WELUNw Magen WARWICK L MATHIS SERTIE LRR OHNIE NELSON LARRY CARLTON ONJ Wan Plnt Hottest: HAIL & GATES JOHN DENVER SOUTH STEVIE WONDER KRIFTRgea Mdse. KMGCID.«esFL Were WOIIEIW W Mona Three K/HJLBebNR TX Hottest: ChM Dryen Parallel WBk]MMMle MCCARTNEY/FCWOER GREG GUIDRY wDAlucleawM STEVIE WONDER Stew 9eb1rM Parallel One NWMIWJemee Ckrle AleRe.der t7vla«a. BENSON WwMerI.n Mger STEVIE WONDER GEORGE Check Coiner JOURNEY JR. SPRINGFIELD ROBERTA. FLACK S RNy Lus RAY PARKER GORDON LIGHTFOOT Nottest: PICK WINCY JONES DAN FOGELBERG K RICIABIIMN BEATLES RICK SPRINGFIELD AL JARRFAU EDDIE BABBITT CAROLE RIN: ONJ PAIL DAVIS VANGELIS GORDON LIGHTFOOT EDDIE RABBITT L GARFUNKEL a MATHIS FDDIF BABBITT WLTA/AtI.IU. GENE COTTON SRNIIH81Mw1on T.G. SHEPPARD SISTER SLEDGE WARWICK SERTIE HIGGINS HALL L DATES CARPENTERS SHALMIAR GENE COTTON SIMON L GARFUNKEI. Anon Saunders Hottest: FRED PARRIS/FIVE BARRY MANILOW WMABIMIdgegar WARWICK & MATHIS T.G. SHEPPARD WARWICK a MATHIS Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. GORDON LIGHTFOOT none TIGHT FIT MONDER JOHN DENVER O.M Gene« DAN POGELBFRG SIMON a GARFUNKEL Hottest: SMOKER ROBINSON STEVIE NELSON Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: VANGELIS WILLIE Mottet. Hottes': DON WILLIAMS ONJ WTAMNRMO MIKE POST CHARLENE WINCY JONES Parallel Two FAUL DAVIS STEVIE WONDER ONJ MECO STEVIE WONDER Hottest: NEILesI: ANGELA CLEMMONS VANGELIS WILLIE NELSON Tow Looney SISTER SLEDGE S ERTIE HIGGINS WWSW (BWSFFMubwSN WILLIE NEIL DIAMOND JOHN DENVER NEIL DIAMOND MIKE POST ONJ NELSON CHARLENE PAUL DAVIS Herb Crew STEVIE' WONDER LANKY CARLTON ROBERTA FLACK none ONJ LAURA BRANIGAN SERTIE HIGGINS KRRE//buento ONJ W AK R/AkIon JOHN DENVER POCO Hottest: SITTER SLEDS MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: JOURNEY P MCCARTNEY/WONDER MSBiBr«ele MN NMI PAUL DAVIS PLATTERS Rouer Wtlwe BLRTIE HIGGINS SLEDGE DAN FOGELBERG STEVIE WONDER WOMCAMb.N ERRY GREGORY JONES PAILAUL DAVIS6 Jerry Ree VANGELIS DAN Grele WINCY WLVA/LynchAurg. VA CARPENTERS WZZPICItnd.rld CHARLENE KLTESOkIAemN CHY nOne VANGELIS LIGHTFOOT ONJ Dick Grant CHARLENE GORDON bob MORly SIMON & GARFUNKEL TERRY CASHMAN Tony Slone WIUIANRMe Hottest: LARRY CARLTON WSKYIAe1MPIW Hottest: JOHN DENVER MCCARTNEY/WONDER SERTIE HIGGINS Tern MCCARTNEY/WANDER NAILON WILLIE NELSON PAUL DAVIS Greg Nedra BARBRA STREISAND GAMY SMOKET ROBINSON Hottest: BERTIE HIGGINS BARRY DAN FOGELBERG MCCARTNFY/WUNDER VANGELIS BEATLES SIMON L GARFUNKEL TOTO JOURNEY WARWICK L MATHIS DAN FOGELBERG SMOKE? ROBINSON ONJ WAYLON L WILLIE JOURNEY Ced DAN FOGELBERG WILY (Y-10101Orlende VANGELIS WINCY JONES «mercy* CDR GORDON LIGHTFOOT EDDIE RABBITT ALABAMA JOURNEY ALESSI HUEY LEWIS AND TH CHARLENE Nottest: ROBERTA FLACK ONJ ONJ Feel McKenna Hottest: Nottest: Hottest: STEVIE NICKS M OICIMSIe SMONEY ROBINSON Nottest: JOURNEY PAUL DAVIS JOHN DENVER BARRY MANILOW AL JARREAD VANGELIS LARRY LEF Hottest: KARLA BONOFF JOURNEY NEIL DIAMOND KULFAle11SlR MCCARTNEY/WONDER ELTON JOHN SISTER SLEDGE SISTER SLEDGE CHARLENE VANGELIS PAJ GORDON LIGHTFOOT PAUL OVERSTREFT W11A11RMaeeln. Nr EDDIE RABBITT STEVIE WONDER NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND PAUL DAVIS Hwy Sleek PLAYER SHEENA EASTON DONNIE IRIS ONJ WILL':! NELSON Hotfoot: CHARLENE WYNYAkw Yore Ogee Lied QUINCY JONES MCCARTNEY/WONDER ONJ JOHN DENVER PAUL DAVIS TERRI GIBBS DOLLY PARTEN VANGELIS none SIMON L GARFUNKEL. BARBRA STREISAND CHARLENE CHARLENE STEVIE WONDER Hottest: Jell Mend SHEENA EASTON LARRY LEE STEVIE NICKS Hottest: SHEENA EASTON ONJ WARWICK L MATHIS IM OgRFNd VANGELIS EDDIE RABBITT Cities. IA K STEVIE WONDER RAY PARKER JR. WINCY JONES WCZY/DMrwl W/S1YIAppMen Petri ILenMne WOUAIOu.d VIUD.IMeFI. Worth SC Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: Rhodos ONJ TASTE OF HONEY WORG/OreneeRuru, STEVIE WONDER Run SecllIn BIIBIIIIOIIIO'IYNMM Cindy F.rSeson Chuck WFTRIIWyk PAUL DAVIS Nottest: MCCARTNFY/HOHLER WILLIE NELSON SIMCN L GARFUNKEL Stu Wright MILLIE NELSON PAUL DAVIS George Nora VANGELIS ONJ DON WILLIAMS ROBERTA FLACK GREG GUIDRY GREG GUIDRY RICK .SPRINGFIFIM CORDON LIGHTFOOT DAN FOGELBERG GREG GUIDRY ROD STEHART ONJ NEIL DIAMOND CAROLE KING GREG GUIDRY SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL HALL L OATES MCCARTNEY/WONDER L CAROLE KING ROBINSON JOURNEY SISTER SLEDGE SIMON GARFUNKEL WARWICK 4 MATHIS Hottest: CHARLENE WeritChadelteeellle. VA SMOKE? SHEENA EASTON Hottest: SIMON L GARFUNKEL STEVIE WONDER JOHN DENVER MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: WILLIE NELSON ONJ DAN FOGELBERG WAAYIIIrMRSM Torn Twine LARRY LEE T.G. SHEPPARD DAN FOGELBERG MICKEY GILLEY STEVIE WONDER VANGELIS GENE COTTON PAUL DAVIS Hottest: Jim KaMrWM SHEENA EASTON WM/Fitchburg WARWICK L MATHIS MCCARTNEY/WONDER PHOEBE CATES SNBadalpllle ONJ CHARLENE WILLIE NELSON JOURNEY Hottest: II. Raymond/Banos Hottest: GENE COTTON RICK SPRINGFIELD TIGHT FIT Ruera WOrtiebermeedy JOHN DENVER AL JARREAU CHARLENE WINCY JONES LARRY CARLTON Bab MILLIE NELSON MCCARTNEY/WONDER WARWICK a MATHIS Hottest: FrIS PHOEBE CATES AL JARREAD CARPENTERS MCCARTNEY/WONDER SISTER SLEDGE BARBRA STREISAND Wer BARBRA STREISAND Nottest: DONNIE IRIS VANGELIS CHARLENE PATTI AUSTIN BARRY MANILOW VANGELIS RABBITT JOHN DENVER CHARLENE MILLIE NELSON CAROLE KING PAUL DAVIS SIMON L GARFUNKEL EDDIE DAVID LASLEY KILOMI. Louie NEIL DIAMOND MCCARTNEY/WONDER WOWOIFL Wayne GENE COTTON CHARLENE Hottest: SIMON L GARFUNKEL LARRY LEE WNM'JCr«en AIWwWnerwes ONJ Hottest: AL JARREAD CHARLENE gage DOVHMwI LARRY CARLTON CARPENTERS STEVIE WONDER BARRY MANILOW none WARWICK L MATHIS Own KFMKMousWw WARWICK L MATHIS Mu DENVER CARPENTERS CARPENTERS none Jerry Steele PAUL DAVIS CLIFF RICHARD JOHN Hottest: STEVIE WONDER WRVAIIIlelrrrd, VA KDKMMlebR/I TASTE OF HONEY WNICNebell RANDY GOLDRUM TOMI? TUTONE Hottest: VANGELIS CHARLENE DAN FOGELSERC ONJ Hottest: Jew Hemet TIGHT FIT Hotee t: DAN FOGELBERG PM Mean WROVIReanoBs One Herrington VANGELIS JOURNEY SIMON & GARFUNKEL JOURNEY OUARTERFLASH STARS ON 45 WSLUJeckson, MS SISTER SLEDGE WU EAklo JONES HALL i OATES ELTON JOHN MIKE POST WINCY DIAMOND BOBBY CALDWELL JOURNEY Hottest: ELTON JOIN NEIL MCCARTNFY/WENDER ONJ Joe Senne« MCCARTNEY/WONDER WILLIE NELSON LARRY LEE VANGELIS KENNY ROGERS MCCARTNFY / WONDF. N ONJ VANGELIS SIMON 4 WOEFAYr«rMeOR MCCARTNFY/W.0ER BARRY NHILOM SERTIE HIGGINS STEVIE WONDER MCCARTNEY/WONDER GARFUNKEL LRB GENE COTTON LARRY CARLTON Hottest: PAUL DAVIS SHEENA EASTON Mane DWI Holtest: bERTIF HIGGINS SIMCN L GARFUNKEL BARRY MANILO ROBERTA FLACK PAUL DAVIS none MK RID.F BOYS Hottest: GORDON LIGHTFOOT WHYIYSprMORdd. NA HALL C OATES WMIF/TdWo VANGELIS WARWICK L MATHIS TIGHT FIT AL JARRERO KENNY ROGERS one CARPENTERS YrY Femme WKMUM.nchesun W ARMNB/Clnclnnatl WEKSRndI.NPolls Ruth Ray BARBRA STREISAND T.G. SHEPPARD MELISSA MANCNESTE Hottest: BILLY JOEL Hottest: MANCHESTER/GATES Hottest: Wry Duncan W.Iker2rMr.en CummingeeheRNE ELTON JOHN RICK SPRINGFIELD MCCARTNEY/WONDER LRB SHEENA EASTON WAIA (/7AIAFMWIl- NEIL DIAMOND GORDON LIGHTFOOT STEVIE NICKS SIMON L GARFUNKEL STEVIE WONDER FL Lauderdale INRNRINSIM HUEY LEWIS AND TH SHEENA EASTON SIMON L GARFUNKEL MIKE POST AL JARREAD VANGELIS Hottest: CDR WARWICK L TATHIS PAUL DAVIS WARWICK 4 NTHIS CORDON LIGHTFOOT Yolanda Preps, ONJ CARPENTERS CHARLENE DAVID LASLEY U. Hottest: DONNIE IRIS GORDON LIGHTFOOT Hottest: PAUL DAVIS SISTER SLEDGE SIMON L GARFUNKEL WILLIE NELSON GREG GUIDRY T.G. SHEPPARD STEVIE WONDER FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS. Notteer: SIMON & GARFUNKEL WIMRerIes City GEORGE BENSON MCCARTNEY/WONDER PAUL DAVIS JOHN DENVER BEATLES WARWICK L MATHIS ROBERTA FLACK TOTO KENNY ROGERS ALESSI Jell Hebert. RICK SPRINGFIELD TASTE OF HONEY LORETTA LYNN Mattest: NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: B LRTIE HIGGINS Hottest: CHARLEN[ Hottest: WANIJ.dMnnew., FL DAN FOGELBERG WTAEIPNMMNyR DAN FOGELBERG WINCY JONES VANGELIS VANGELIS JOIN DENVER RICK SPRINGFIELD DAN FOGELBERG VANGELIS Reggie BOgkWell VAVIA/SwennAL GA Don gem WILLIE NELSON NEIL DIAMOND JOURNEY STEVIE MONDEN VANGELIS JOIN DENVER VANGELIS MCCARTNEY/WONDER WILLIE NELSON O911IF7. Meyers W.Ikeruay DIANA ROS.`. PICK SPRINGFIELD C'CARTNEY/WANDER LARRY CARLTON CHARLENE STEVIE WONDER BLRTIE HIGGINS AL JARREAU Joro Dillon Hottest: PAN. DAVIS KARLA BONOFF ROBERTA FLACK ROBERTA FLACK ONJ CHARLENE MCCARTNEY/WONDER VANGELIS L RATES DENIECE WILLIAMS WILLIE WellENSIgreeme MCCARTNEY/WONDER GORDON LIGHTFOOT HALL DAN FOGELBERG NELSON ONJ GEORGE BENSON Hottest: IMaghrgr & GARFUNKEL ABRA D abble WCTCIINW smemecB, NJ JOHN DENVER DAN FOGELBERG SIMON WILLIENELSON Hottest: CARPENTERS WSJIIWMMurMSdrn MIKE POST EASTON MY Meyer. MCCARTNEY/WONDER BARBRA STRFISANt JOURNEY SHEENA Hottest: George green Hottest: CNA ELENS CAROLE KING NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND MCCARTNEY/WENDER ONJ CHARLENE Hottest: CHARLENE CHARLENE SMOKE,. ROBINSON Mattest: Parallel Two NEIL DIAMOND GAJ one DAN FOGELBERG BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMOND JOURNEY GREG GUIDRY PAUL DAVIS HotteLt: (RAJ NAHGLEIS VANGELIS GREG GUIDRY BARRY MANILOW PAUL DAVIS VANGELIS RICK SPRINGFIELD JONES WFHO/PreedeRN POINTER SISTERS WINCY SISTER SLEDGE WGAC/AugwM. GA WVLK/Ledn00,1 ANNE MURRAY Gory berNLA11 DIAMOND Ed Brown Les NEIL Sherwood SISTER SLEDGE JOHN DENVER .t.RETTA LYNN EDDIE RABBITT MCCARTNFY/WONDER SIMON a GARFUNKEL Hottest: BOTTLES DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: VANGELIS WEST KFIISIYN Diego AuCINISturene. CM KSU$IS Lake City KTETnuceon KMEDMWbd, OR WARWICK L MATHIS LARRY CARLTON Jens.* BLRTIE HIGGINS LereoNArMMey grien Deorde Lang. B obby Ralees Ch.NN KIA CAROLE KING ONJ Parallel One RANDY GOODRUM JOURNEY SISTER SLEDGE GREG GUIDRY MCCARTNEY/WONDER ELTON JOHN T.O. SHEPPARD MICKEY GILLEY CLIFF. RICHARD ROBERTA FLACK CHARLENE CHARLENE WARWICK a MATHIS VANGELIS EDHIE RABBITT M CCARTNEY/WONDER STEVE CARLISLE W 1NJ W SHEENA EASTON SMOKE? ROBINSON T.G. SHEPPARD Hortest: t: ONJ /Deter WAYLON 4 WILLIE D.C. DAN FOGELBERG LARRY LEE BOBBY CALDWELL WJMDAWLthHlulon, Leigh Sterner BLRTIE HIGGINS HUEY LEWIS AND TH VANGELIS g.lebertM1eWle SIMON & GARFUNKEL SIMON I GARFUNKEL TASTE OF HONEY VANGELIS MILLIE NELSON KAAYAIKle Roeg KARLA BONGED HotleLts CHARLENE Hottest: Nottest: PAUL DAVIS VANGELIS STEVIE WONDER IS... Kelly CHARLENE VANGELIS ROBERTA FLACK ROBERTA FLACK WINCY JONES OIARLENE AL JARPEAU MCCARTNEY/WANDER WARWICK 4 MATHIS MCCARTNEY/WONDER STEVIE YONDER Hottest: SISTER STEVIE WONDER 137 Current Reports SLEDGE MCCARTNEY/WONDER PAUL DAVIS DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG SISTER SLEDGE. NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WANDER JOURNEY NEIL DIAMOND VANGELIS NEIL DIAMOND JOHN DENVER GORDON KEY1031Aum., TX VANGELIS Hottest: HERTEL HIGGINS PAUL DAVIS PAUL DAVIS LIGHTFOOT PAUL DAVIS Parallel Three Mlle Patrick NEIL DIAMOND VANGELIS STEVIE. WONDER AL JARREAU AIINCY JONES KBANMorro My BARBRA STREISAND VANGELIS KPSR/Mn Fnncleoe CORDON LICHTFOOT KYUUISen Fr.nclNCO JOURNEY John MCCARTNEY/MONDER BARRY MANIILM WINCY JONES Terry Danner Donn* St WILLIE NELSON Larry Finkel KFOD/AncloRLQ., AK SIMON L GARFUNKEL WILLIE NELSON KKUARbnahMl BEATLES CHARLENE LRB N eck Letale KARLA lNFF KPP(/Drl.r ELTON JOHN Kb.. ARAM Hottest: EDDIE RABBITT WHKAILaMBIMe WILLIE NELSON Hottest: Risk Sealy TIGHT FIT PAUL DAVIS SMOKE( ROBINSON Les Totals ROBERTA FLACK STARS ON 45 VANGELIS The following stations reported WARWICK 4 MATHIS JOHN DENVER DOLLY PARTEN WAMIWaaRYlgrA D.C. DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG RICK SPRINGFIELD ONJ CHARLENE SHEENS EASTON RICE SPRINGFIELD Hottest: D eb Daekwee BEATLES TERRY CASHMAN MCCARTNFY/WONDER JOURNEY ELTON JOHN playlists this week: PAUL OVERSTREET SISTER SLEDGE VANGELIS frozen H otteLt: Hottest: EDDIE RABBITT STEVIE WONDER Hottest: none MCCARTNEY/WONDER MCCARTNEY/WONDER BARBRA STREISAND VANGELIS SIMON L GARFUNKEL RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: ONJ ONJ VANGELIS WARWICK 4 !NTHIS LARRY LEE KSLQ/St. Louis ONJ BESTIR HIGGINS PAUL DAVIS KRNOR.no PAUL DAVIS PAUL DAVIS NEIL DIAMOND JOHN DENVER Motter: KINGISNn14 DAN FOGELBERG BARRY MANILOW PALL DAVIS KARLA DEVITO boos CHARLENE CHARLENE GREG GUIDRY MANHATTANS Bruce Murdock Lamy MCCARTNEY/WONDER KSRO/Santa Rosa SISTER Hattest: surer BARBRA STREISAND CHARLENE ROBERTA ELAM DAN FOGELBERG ROBERTA FLACK VANGELIS WILLIE NELSON BLRTIE HIGGIPS T.G. SHEPPARD WAFMI.1on gouge KU LF/Houston WILLIE NELSON MCCARTNFY/MON[ER VANGELIS KARLA BONOFF AaBmWanlda KOYWPboMIa PATTI AUSTIN K PLLBNIW STEVIE MONDER SIMON a GARFUNKEL JOURNEY DENIEcr WILLIAMS WCBM/Baltimore Cherie Yes Dyke CHARLENE BOBBY CALDWELL MCCARTNEY/WONDER K lee/Cook triune.. KIUMa. Vages Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL WCLR/Chicago Parallel Two SHEENA `ASTON WINCY JONES VANGELIS Hotte et: Ilea Verge Hottest: Mob Genie VANGELIS AYtON MILLIE NEIL DIAMOND ICADEMNMer, CO JOHN DENVER JOURNEY MCCARTNEY/WONDER AL JARREAU NEIL DIAMOND SISTER SLEDGE Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG STEVIE WONDER liegeggeng ELTON JOHN PAUL DAVIS ONJ MCCARTNEY/WONDER JOHN DENVER CHARLENE CHARLENE Hottest: WICCMf0pprl ELTON JOHN HALL L OATES JONES NEIL RIMCND Hottest: LARRY CARLTON PARLA BONOFF none LM RobrM WINCY PAUL DAVIS STEVIE WONDER SISTER SLEDGE LARRY CARLTON ROD STEWART SpMtlue, WY MILLIE NELSON KI/U11114111111PAU. CARPENTERS KRKHROCN WRVRJMrnRWB GATLAS L MILLIF DAVIS PAUL DAVIS JOURNEY Dan Malall Mottest: ChucB WAIn The following stations did not report WARWICK C MUTHIS K EX/PorIIlId .m Slew Bullen VANGELIS MIKE POST AIR SUPPLY Bob Swnean EDDIE RABBITT TOTO FLACK this week and therefore their Hottest: VANGELIS WJ ROBERTA Parallel Two RICK SPRINGFIELD PAM. DAVIS EDDIE RABBITT TASTE OF HONEY GORDON LIGHTFOOT JONES EDDIE RABBITT WINCY WARWICK 4 MATHIS :.TENNE WONDER BOBBY CALDWELL DAN FOGELBERG HotteLt: playlists were frozen: NEIL DIAMOND ALESSI KWAVIM.ntereY Hottest: Hottest: CAROLE KING WILLIE NELSON PHOEBE CATFS VANGELIS PALL DAVIS Slaw arses Mottest: JOURNEY KOBIAIb causes T.G. SHEPPARD ONJ PAUL DAVIS AL JARREAD VANGELIS KOY/Phoenix NEIL DIAMOND Larry Ahern MCCARTNFY/WONDER Hottest: KDOZIIewwan, MT ONJ NEIL DIAMOND MCCARTNEY/WONDER LARRY CARLTON CLIFF RICHARD TOTO VANGELIS Feeler GREG GUIDRY WILLIE NELSON PAUL DAVIS DnM PAUL DAVIS SISTER SLEDGE BAPPY MANILOW KRBE/Houston WHAERAIIIMMON ONJ MCCARTNEY/WONDER DONNIE IRIS JONES ONJ LACCA BTNEY/WONDER JOHN DENVER MILLIE NELSON Frit Oeeq. PAUL DAVIS WINCY BEATLES Hottest: FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS STEVIE MONDER SHEENA EASTON ROBERTA Fla, WMMYMengerrtery WASH/Washington VANGELIS SHEENA EASTON NEIL DIAMOND WARWICK C MATHIS PION Arun MCCARTNEY/MONDER KOW/PaANIM CMy WROR/Boston NEIL DIAMOND PETER CETERA Hottest: KISN/S.W Leto WRT/CMrbN. WARWICK C MATHIS Janis WaN1NN K11FAYtpakerM TASS JOHN DENVER Hottest: ONJ Shinty Htrer SIMON I GARFUNKEL KraW Austin May June Roes KASTE OF NONE, WSBA/York DAN FOGELBERG DAN STEVIE WONDER EDDIE RABBITT FRG KARLA FONOFF KARLA BONOFF Hottest: KBONBMaa SPRINGFIELD VANGELIS PAUL DAVIS MCCARTNEY/WONDER HotteLt: ROBERTA FLACK EDDIE RABBITT ABM WTAR/Norfolk VANGELIS GORDON LIGHTFOOT VANGELIS CARPENTERS DENIECE WILLIAMS W CMOs HALL 4 OATES JOtteJt: VANGELIS HAIL 4 GATES Hottest: CHARLENE DAN FOGELBERG ONJ HUEY LEWIS AND TH JOAN JETT STEVIE WONDER DAN FOGELBERG SIMON & GARFUNKEL SIAM L GARFUNKEL JOURNEY Hottest: CAROLE KING IKTWO/4aper Aottest: WILLIE NELSON RICK LEWISS AND DH B EETLE HIGGINS JOURNEY SERTIE HIGGINS MS RICE SPRINGFIELD CHARLENE STEVIE WONDER RANDY GOODRUM K-10SSSIrSRrdR NEIL DIAMOND John Larder ROBERTA FLACK ALESSI NEIL DIAMOND T.G. SHEPPARD MIA[ POST Purl IIIIa11M SISTER SLEDGE STEVIE WONDER CHARLENE T.G. SHEPPARD LARRY CARLTON PALL OVERSTREET 1NRMrle K FZ JSan Diego FIT SISTER SLEDGE WARWICK & MATHIS GREG GUIDRY EIGHT YyMICOkwbl., IC Ted AMAMI Om Allyn STEVE CARLISLE VANGELIS stations are LARRY LEE LARDON LIGHTFOOT. KCBRrearl MN OLrer The following KARLA BONOFF WARWICK I MATHIS intro Mennen LE ROUE WARWICK I MATHIS SIMON L GARFUNKEL Alen IBMAeele KARLA BONOFF K SROAS.nM Rose reporting: BEATLES EDDIE RABBITT Hottest: HotteLt: WARWICK L MATHIS no longer DENIECE WILLIAMS WARWICK L MATH1 DAN FOGELBERG GORDON LIGHTFOOT VANGELIS VANGELIS ELTON JOHN MRe Aleundr DAN FOGELBERG ONJ Nottank: SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL LARRY LEE H ottest: SERTIE HIGGINS SIMON C. GARFUNKEL MCCARTNEY/WONDER VANGELIS none SHEENA EASTON WBBF/Rochester OF HONEY VANGELIS NEIL DIAMOND DREG GUIDRY GORDON LIGHTFOOT RANDY GOODRUM TASTE NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: Rottests Notteer: Nottest: JOHN DENVER PAUL DAVIS CHARLENE RICK SPRINGFIELD BARRY MANILOW SISTER SLEDGE JOURNEY PAUL DAVIS RICK SPRINGFIELD WNEU/Wheeling BERT IE HIGGINS WILLIE NELSON MCCARTNEY/MONDER Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMOND WINCY JONES WILLIE NELSON ONJ GENE COTTON ONJ BESTIE HIGGINS ONJ PAN. DAVIS GENF COTTON ROBERTA FLACK ROBERTA FLACK MCCARTNEY/WONDER SISTER SLEDGE MCCARTNEY/RENDER -JOHN DENVER WILLIE NELSON PAIN. DAVIS ONJ ALABAMA ELTON JOHN MLCO WILLIE NELSON CHARLENE

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OATES 23-20 RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-1 RAINBOW PRISM Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS RICK SPRINGFIELD TOMMY TUTONE 10-8 GLASS MOON JOAN JETT 1-2 2-1 TOTO BILLY KIRKLAND J. GEILS BAND 3-1 LOVERBOY RAY PARKER JR. 5-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 30-17 Hottest: WRVORUeMnond, VA ONJ 4-4 Hottest: KIDS FROM FAME' GREG GUIDRY 4-2 Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 11-5 ASIA D-22 J. GEILS BAND 1-1 BM Thorne* GLASS MOON 18-8 KOOL 6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-1 Hottest: THE. GANG 9-3 JOAN JETT 1-1 TOMMY TUTONE 16-10 KOOL 6 THE GANG 2-2 TOMMY TUTONE 19-11 LE HALL 6 OATES 9-41 JOAN ROUX 6-4 GO GO'S 6-4 SEELY/Albany. STEVIE WONDER 3-3 JETT 1-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER J. GEILS BAND 21-13 NY TOMMY TUTONE 7-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-6 TOMMY TUTONE 13-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-8 Hottest: Jade Lawrence STEVIE B»INaw Orians, LA KOOL 4 THE GANG 18-10 KEEL-FMllubboek, TX CHARLENE' 14-B VANGELIS 9-7 NICKS 11-9 JOAN JETT 1-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER D-16 VAN HALEN 12-10 ShrnbyNolps KROK/Slrweport LA HALL 4 OATES 20-16 TOMMY TUTONE RICK SPRINGFIELD le -6 Stan Cages TOMMY TUTONE WTSNIDovsr, NH 22-19 VAN HALEN 11-7 Harrison/Greer WPSTRrentot NJ FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS VANGELIS WtXGOlCokrmbus. GA TOTO Hottest: Jin Sebastian GREG GUTDRY 13-8 RICHARD D. DENIECE WILLIAMS Tom Taylor KEEUShe sport LA FIELDS Bob Raleigh RAINBOW JOURNEY 1-1 PAUL DAVIS 14-9 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS STARS ON 45 LRB Kevin Davie LRB ASIA GO GO'S 4-3 Hottest: FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS ROD STEWART Hottest: GERTIE HIGGINS 5-4 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS FM1OB Remorde TN JOAN JETT 1-I GENE COTTON DONNIE IRIS SIMON E. DAN FOGELBERG STEVIE NICKS 9-6 Hottest: GARFUNKEL QUARTERFLASH 2-1 LOVERBOY OAK RIDGE BOYS Tom Pnetlyaaano HALL 6 OATES 14-9 TOTO ASIA RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 11-7 ONJ 4-1 RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: CHARLENE 19-10 LOVERBOY POLICE (dp) ALDO NOVA 9-G VANGELIS 6-2 ROLLING STONES Hottest: RAINBOW ONJ 2-1 QUINCY JONES 71-15 Hottest: LOVERBOY 23-16 WDRCFMMartford CT NEIL DIAMOND 7-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS LE ROD STEWART PAUL DAVIS 11-7 JUNIOR 75-20 ROUX 1-1 ONJ 1-1 ASIA D-22 QUINCY JONES 12-5 DONNIE IRIS RICK Hottest: Paul Roberts LARRY CARLTON SPRINGFIELD 10-3 JOAN JETT 2-2 GREG GUIDRY 9-6 16-11 TOTO TN JOURNEY 1-1 CHARLENE WOKUKnosvllie, RAY PARKER JR. 16-8 J. GEILS BAND 5-3 KKOV(WIchi i Falb, TX FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 22-12 Hottest: POINTER J. GEILS BAND 4-2 Gary Adkins SISTERS 17-10 RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-4 LRB WIOYISatlINE BARRY MANILON 21-15 ONJ 1-1 Edwards/King TOMMY TUTONE 6-3 PAUL DAVIS 20-11 QUARTERFLASH 11-6 O'JAYS LE ROUX 5-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-4 W. Mitchell JOHN COUGAR ABBA SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL KTSAISen AMrdo, TX RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-5 HUMAN LEAGUE 18-15 (dp) FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Wq%ICMMW6on.:C WlSElAMmile, NC TOTO Hottest: PRISM J.J. Redneraa STEVIE NICKS 12-9 LOVERBOY M Martin John Stevens LOVERBOY JOAN JETT 1-1 JOHN HALL BAND STARS ON 45 14-11 ROD WTRYIA6sny, NY GREG GUIDRY STEWART INNOCENTS VANGELIS 5-2 POLICE GENESIS POLICE Bill Cahill Hottest: SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL POLICE GO GO'S 3-3 Hottest: DUKE JUPITER GREG GUIDRY JOAN JETT 1-1 WSKLChattanoopa, TN DIANA ROSS POINT BLANK J. BAND 4-4 JOAN JETT 1-1 JOAN QUINCY JONES GEMS ONJ David Carroll POINT BLANK JETT RA-INBON Hottest: RICK HUEY LEWIS AND TH 2-2 12-5 DAN FOGELBERG SPRINGFIELD 8-6 Hottest: LRB DREGS ONJ 2-I TOMMY TUTONE 15-11 SKYY D-6 LRB ASIA VANGELIS 3-1 JOHN COUGAR Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-2 LOVERBOY 20-13 GO GO'S 15-7 Hottest: Hottest: WRCKMtioa, NY OAK Hottest: WILLIE NELSON 11-5 JOAN JETT 2-1 GO GO'S 4-3 CHARLENE 27-17 RIDGE BOYS 28-23 VAN HALEN JOAN JETT 1-1 Jim Reih J. GEILS BAND 3-1 PAUL DAVIS 12-8 1-1 VANGELIS 8-3 J. GEILS BAND 9-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-10 SHOOTING STAR 17-12 GREG CHARLENE 13-7 I6XIUParkarabtrg, KXX10YBbmbrgham, AL VANGELIS 7-4 GUIDRY 20-15 BEATLES 24-19 VANGELIS 16-10 ABRA WV RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-6 CHARLENE 22-18 LOVERBOY 19-14 BEATLES 26-18 RAINBOW Chis Trane GREG GUIDRY 22-18 Tony Lss Collins HALL 6 OATES 17-12 GENESIS 20-15 RAY PARKER JR. 27-20 WGLFITallahaaa, FL ASIA BEATLES PAUL DAVIS 25-21 DAN FOGELBERG ELTON JOHN 74-19 WCSC/Chrleston, SC 23-17 Ron Parker Hottest: ROD STEWART Chris Belly WFOX>GiwvMe. GA JOAN JETT 1-1 DUKE JUPITER SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL KLPOM1KW Rook AR WAEBIARontoum, PA ROD STEWART KINTIEI Paso, TX SHEENA EASTON TOMMY TUTONE 3-3 SHEENA EASTON ROD STEWART Bob Lire Alto Dopiest Jefferson Ward Hottest: Jim Zippo ASIA RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-4 DIANA ROSS JIMMY HALL LRB Hottest: ONJ 2-1 POLICE FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS VAN HALEN 10-8 ROLLING STONES TOTO HALL 6 OATES JOHN DENVER FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS GO GO'S 1-1 WILLIE NELSON 12-3 DONNIE IRIS QUARTERFLASH 12-10 CARS PItISM POLICE ABRA O'BRYAN QUARTERFLASH RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-13 HUMAN LEAGUE 4-2 LOVERBOY ASHFORD 4 SIMPSON Hottest: Hottest: SHALAMAR ROBERTA FLACK 18-11 KOOL 6 THE GANG 24-18 ROD STEWART 7WTIBbiglwntsn, NY BOBBY CALDWELL Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-1 ONJ 1-1 Hottest: POCO 19-12 HALL 6 OATES 23-19 ONJ Hottest: Scott Michel* SHEILA 2-1 ONJ 5-5 DR. HOOK 5-4 JOAN JETT 1-1 PAUL DAVIS 27-18 PAUL RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-1 WAXY/Ft Laudsrdsb, FL KIDS FROM FAMF DAVIS 3-2 J. GEILS BAND 7-7 CHARLENE 19-13 GO GO'S 3-2 ASIA Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 4-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-8 KOOL 4 PAUL DAVIS 5-4 WACZ/BaOor, ME Rick Shaw THE GANG 26-I9 CHARLENE 4-4 VANGELIS 7-5 MCCARTNEY/WONDER J. GEILS BAND 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-5 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 31-28 RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-14 BARRY MANILOW WILLIE NELSON 9-6 WOW/Johnson City, TN CHARLENE 8-6 Michael O'Hara TOTO VAN HALEN 2-2 JUNIOR 28-22 BEATLES DONNIE IRIS RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-3 Jay Christkin KPURIArrw0lo, TX 72-19 POLICE Hottest: WBCYICharlotte NC LRB ONJ 7-4 Q101/Meridian, MS ROD STEWART VANGELIS 2-1 Den WMaon WEER/Baltimore, MD POLICE ALDO NOVA 14-7 Bob Keeton DONNIE IRIS JOHN COUGAR RAY PARKER JR. 14-4 Bill Evans RAINBOW CARS ROD STEWART Andy Seulinrkl TOTO BERTI, HIGGINS 16-10 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS TOTO KJ100ILoulevile. KY SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL HUMAN LEAGUE SHEENA EASTON Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER GEORGE BENSON 17-12 ASIA GENESIS DENIECE WILLIAMS BEATLES 27-17 Dave McCann Hottest: JOHN DENVER Hottest: SIMON 6 WILLIE NELSON J. GEILS BAND 1-1 GARFUNKEL ASIA ONJ 2-1 RAINBOW TOMMY TUTONE JOAN JETT 1-1 MOTELS RAINBOW FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 7-2 CAROLE KING GO GO'S 4-2 KIDS FROM FAME J. GEILS BAND 2-2 WAYS/Charlotte. NC Hottest: CAROLE Hottest: GO GO'S 3-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER KING VANGELIS 9-7 MCCARTNEY/WONDER CHARLENE 9-6 MIKE POST Hottest: VANGELIS 4-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-6 Lou Simon LRB 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-8 Hottest: GO GO'S 11-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-2 JOAN PAUL DAVIS 5-4 VAN HALEN 15-13 MIKE POST JETT 6-1 HALL 6 OATES 15-10 ONJ RAY 2-1 CHARLENE 6-5 RAY PARKER JR. 25-21 PARKER JR. Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE 11-8 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 11-8 RICK WPHD/Buffalo, TOTO SPRINGFIELD 9-6 KOOL 6 THE GANG 10-8 NY ONJ 2-1 TOMMY TUTONE 16-11 QUARTERFLASH 15-10 OA ND LRB l6SGFlSruruh, LP ROUX 11-9 STARS ON 45 24-18 Haro Moore WZYOIFiedrk:k, PAUL DAVIS 9-5 RAY PARKER JR. 20-14 RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-12 Hottest: J.P. Hunter JUNIOR 24-17 Karnoa.bi Joe RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-10 PAUL DAVIS 18-13 STARS ON 45 29-25 JOAN VANGELIS 1-1 WMAK-FMINahvl rk TN WBLIILong lsbnd, NY JETT HALL 6 OATES 14-11 KARLA BONOFF SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL DAN FOGELBERG WILLIE NELSON 6-5 CHARLENE 17-13 Phil Stanley KRODIEI Paso, TX Blll Tarry JOAN ELTON JOHN 010MGsdsdrt Al. SAMMY HAGAR HUMAN LEAGUE JETT 10-6 Mike Preston ROBERTA FLACK ASIA GO GO'S 14-7 DAN 4o Davie STARS ON 45 Hottest: KHFIIAatln, TX FOGELBERG SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL RAINBOW JUNIOR 24-15 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS KOOL E. ELTON JOHN J. GEILS BAND 2-1 Ed Volkman THE GANG POLICE ASIA EDDIE BABBITT HUMAN LEAGUE (dp) ROLLING BEATLES RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-3 STONES RAINBOW (dp) ROD STEWART ALDO NOVA 13-4 Hottest: WBBOIAug»ta, GA RAINBOW (dp) MIKE KOOG 6 THE GANG DAN FOGELBERG POST Hottest: ROBERTA FLACK ASIA D-17 J. GEILS BAND 3-1 LOVERBOY (dp) Hottest: Bruce Stevens HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: HUEY LEWIS AND TH 2-1 EYE TO EYE RICK GAMMA VANGELIS 4-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER D-19 SPRINGFIELD 2-2 POINT BLANK (dp) GO GO'S 1-1 VANGELIS 5-3 Hottest: TOMMY TUTONE 10-7 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Hottest: ONJ 8-4 GENESIS FOREIGNER 6-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-6 ALABAMA 3-1 STEVIE NICKS 12-8 LOVERBOY VANGELIS 1-1 ONJ 7-5 SISTER SLEDGE 10-7 WLAN-FMILanc»tr Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. 21-13 GO GO'S 2-2 CHARLENE 15-9 ASIA JOAN JETT 1-1 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 15-10 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 8-6 PAUL DAVIS 12-8 Daw Russell CHARLENE 27-21 KOOL E. THE GANG 6-3 DONNIE IRIS RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-13 STEVIE RICKS 16-13 J. GEILS BAND 6-2 J. GEILS BAND 12-8 RAY PARKER JR. 9-7 ROD STEWART WOMP-FM/Bellaire. OH POLICE GLASS MOON 9-7 RAY PARKER JR. 27-22 Z102/Savannah. GA Hottest: WILLIE NELSON 12-9 WTICFM/Hallord. CT DAN FOGELBERG HALL 6 OATES 20-13 DR. HOOK 30-25 KKYKILittle Rock AR CAROLE KING Jolene Schreiber CHARLENE 1-1 Jonathan Key» Rick Donahue MCCARTNEY/WONDER D-16 Mike Roberts POLICE POLICE ONJ 2-2 WANS-FMIGreenvllle, SC WFLH/FaysttrAle, NC WILLIE NELSON WAITRESSES HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: LRB 12-4 KBFMIMdIRenBnsameoia, TX Sam Church J. GEILS BAND FRANKE./KNOCKOUTS RAY PARKER JR. 14-5 Larry Cannon BEATLES JOAN JETT 1-1 LAURA BRANIGAN Kerry LE ROUX STARS ON 45 KOOL 6 THE GANG 18-15 Greti DIANA ROSS J. GEILS BAND 6-3 DAN FOGELBERG JOAN JETT HALL 6 OATES Hottest: FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: Hottest: PAUL DAVIS 11-8 ALDO NOVA SHEENA EASTON JOAN JETT I-1 IRIARTERFLASH WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA ASIA JOAN JETT 1-1 HALL E. OATES 18-9 ABBA Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-1 ONJ 3-2 SHALAMAR KOOL 6 GANG RlcalWatklns SHOOTING STAR J. GEILS BAND STEVIE WONDER 2-2 THE 23-12 Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 A-2 J. GEILS BAND 6-6 SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL JOAN JETT 1-1 GO GO'S 5-3 TOTO ONJ 3-3 VANGELIS 6-3 HUMAN RICK SPRINGFIELD 17-10 ATLANTIC STARR (dpi WYCRIHanoverYork PA ONJ 8-4 LEAGUE KOOL 4 THE GANG 9-6 Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 14-12 KOOL 6 THE GANG 7-4 DAN MCCARTNFY/WONDER 32-16 RAINBOW (dpi RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-6 FOGELBERG RAY PARKER JR. 13-7 JOAN JETT 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 8-5 J.J. Randolph LRB AL JARREAD (dp) J. GRILS BAND 9-7 HALL 4 OATES 21-17 FOREIGNER 2-2 INROKfGreensboro, Nf: BOBBY SHEENA EASTON KOTZ-FMIAmrMis, TX CALDWELL (dp) RAINBOW DR. HOOK 28-19 J. GEILS BAND 3-3 Wes Jones Hottest: O100/York. PA T.G. SHEPPARD T.G. SHEPPARD G1001Mohk AL GO GO'S 4-4 11m Butler ONJ Dan Steele Hottest: 3-1 DAN FOGELBERG WHEBIPorhmoutk NH STEVIE NICKS 5-5 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS KOOL 6 THE ONJ 1-1 Scott GrM06t RAY PARKER JR. GANG 4-2 LRB DIANA ROSS Rick Bern SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL WILLIE NELSON 23-16 KOOL 6 THE GANG 4-2 INIIHYWA/Montgomery. AL FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS SHEENA EASTON POLICE DIANA MOSS LRB DAN FOGELBERG 30-24 J. GEILS BAND 16-9 DAN DAN FOGELBERG BARRY MANILON SHALAMAR CDB POLICE NM Harrison FOGELBERG Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. 31-26 DAN FOGELBERG RAY PARKER JR. 18-13 SHEENA EASTON DONNIE IRIS (dp) DIANA ROSS Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-1 GO SHEENA EASTON CHARLENE 19-14 T.G. SHEPPARD JOHN COUGAR Hottest: BILLY KIRKLAND GO'S 2-1 HUEY LEWIS AND TN 12-7 YYYKSK Uhse vUM, R. PAUL DAVIS 3-2 Hottest: Hottest: ROD STEWART VANGELIS 3-1 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 14-9 B01 Harmon J. BAND 6-4 ONJ 2-1 WGHINoMONn, VA ONJ 1-1 TOTO PAUL DAVIS ONJ 2-1 GEILS 10-5 ELTON JOHN RICK SPRINGFIELD VANGELIS 3-3 ABRA TOMMY 27-22 VANGELIS 7-3 ONJ 7-5 G-2 Bob Canada TUTONE 23-17 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 30-26 SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-7 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 5-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-6 POLICE RICK SPRINGFIELD D-21 RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-6 BILLY KIRKLAND SHALAMAR PAUL DAVIS 14-9 PAUL DAVIS 7-5 PAUL DAVIS 13-8 Hottest: BEATLES 27-25 DAN FOGELBERG AL JARREAU ONJ 2-1 KVOL/Labiystte, LA KOOL 4 THE GANG 15-10 HALL 6 OATES 16-9 CHARLENE 18-12 MCCARTNEY/WONDER D-29 SHEENA EASTON KIDS FROM FAME VANGELIS 5-3 Philp Radkir PARALLEL THREE BARRY MANILOW WFEAIManchsstsr, NH SMOKE? ROBINSON CK101/COCOA BEACH,FL PAUL DAVIS 8-4 WDCGIDrhameaisigit NC GENESIS SIMON 4 GARFUNKEL (dp) WHFM/Rochestr, NY CHERI MIKE LOWE RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-9 Keith Lemke Randy/Credal JIJMY HALL (dp) Hottest: Aimee Peck JIGSAW MIKE POST 23-16 JOAN MIR/Beckley, WV Hottest: SHALAMAR JETT 1-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS CARS LRB GO GO'S 3-2 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Jim Martin ONJ 2-1 RICHARD D. FIELDS SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL SHALAMAR WDOOIDayerr Beak FL TOTO HUEY LEWIS AND HUMAN LEAGUE PAUL DAVIS 3-2 TOTO LOVERBOY TH 9-4 INNOCENTS PRISM Flick Knight SHEENA EASTON AL JARREAU GREG GUIDRY 8-6 DUKE JUPITER Hottest: BARRY MANILOW 6-4 ALDO NOVA DONNIE LRB SHEENA EASTON IRIS PLAYER LE ROUX 14-8 ONJ 1-1 JOHN DENVER 7-5 SHEENA EASTON ROD STEWART POLICE CHERI LRB Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-3 BEATLES 13-8 DAVID LASLEY RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest: WAEVISa snnah, GA Hottest: POLICE VANGELIS 5-1 PAUL DAVIS 7-4 Hottest: POLICE ONJ 1-1 J.O. ONJ 1-1 MIKE POST WJDXIJsckson, MS RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-5 North HALL 4 OATES 14-7 ONJ 1-1 JIMMY HALL J. GEILS BAND 6-2 BARRY MANILOW 17-12 STARS ON 45 -J. GEILS BAND 13-8 VANGELIS 16-8 Davs KImMo CHARLENE 10-5 Hottest: VANGELIS HALL 6 GATES 22-15 Hottest: 7-3 PAUL DAVIS 12-9 LRB HALL 6 PATES 20-10 VANGELIS 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 11-6 TOTO RICK SPRINGFIELD 27-18 JOAN JETT 1-1 DIANA ROSS KOOL 6 THE TOME? TUTONE 22-17 GANG 20-20 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-3 HALL 6 ASIA TOMMY TUTONE 26-21 RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-2 DAN OATES 16-12 FOGELBERG MIKE POST 27-22 MIKE POST 5-4 SHEENA DR. HOOK 10-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER EASTON K1011Ede. PA KOOL E. THE GANG 8-5 WABB-FM(Mobile. AL ROLLING STONES KOOL 6 THE GANG 19-7 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS WSfZNIM1oasHir s c. NC BN Shrrsn TOMMY TUTONF 28-19 PAUL DAVIS 11-7 Blaine/Kelly POLICE CDB Bob Mshorsy Hottest: Hottest: N21/PMuntsvMs, Al. HUEY LEWIS AND TOTO WFMMAMoou, PA ONJ 1-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL TH 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD DIANA ROSS DAN FOGELBERG Scott Muehall PRISM 18-30 Tony Booth QUINCY JONES 4-2 ELTON JOHN ABRA JOHN DENVER JOHN COUGAR 17-11 PAUL DAVIS 7-3 LRB CAROLE KING 27-19 Hottest: RAINBOW VANGELIS 10-5 HUMAN LEAGUE JIMMY HAIL LOVERBOY 2-1 CHERI FRANKO/KNOCKOUTS DAVID BOWIE MCCARTNEY/WONDER D-23 CHARLENE 14-9 SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL DONNIE IRIS QUARTERFLASH 6-3 BOBBY CALDWELL Hottest: ASIA JOHN COUGAR Hottest: POCO 11-7 BEATLES WTIXINew Orleans, LA ONJ l-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-11 JIMMY HALL J. GEILS BAND 1-1 Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG 21-12 JOURNEY 22-17 Gary Franklin POLICE (dp) GO GO'S 3-2 JOAN JETT 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 23-13 Hottest: STEVIE NICKS GO GO'S 3-2 CAROLE KING RAY PARKER JR. 28-20 JOAN JETT 9-9 VISO/Charleston. WV RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-4 CHARLENE 2-1 HUEY LEWIS AND TB 10-1( RICHARD D. FIELDS 29-21 ONJ 4-2 Jay Jarvis HALL 6 OATES 18-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-12 CDB GO GO'S 3-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 29-20 SHEENA EASTON LRB RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-5 KITY/San Antonio. TX LRB VANGELIS 12-7 SIMON 6 GARFUNKEL Hottest: Robb Stewart FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS (dp) J. GEILS BAND 3-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JOHN DENVER (dp) VANGELIS 6-2 Hottest: ONJ 11-7 DONNIE IRIS Hottest: ONJ 2-1 ELTON JOHN 28-22 PAUL JOAN DAVIS 4-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER D-32 JETT 1-1 CHARLENE 11-6 GO GO'S 4-2 HALL E. PATES 16-10 KOOL 6 THE GANG 5-3 BEATLES 20-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-9 J. GEILS BAND 17-11

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1 WVIC/East Lansing, MI WO-IX/Dayton, OH KRNAIIowa IA KYNOIFresno, CA MIDWEST PARALLEL THREE City, KBBK/Boise, ID KENIIAnchorage, AK Jim St John Steve Allen WalkarlDavls Ban Goynahor Bob Lee Randy Robbins PARALLEL TWO GORDON LIGHTFOOT MCCARTNEY/WONDER ASIA QUINCY JONES KFYR/Bismarck, ND DIANA ROSS LOVERBOY SIMON & GARFUNKEL BARRY MANILOW LRB DIANA ROSS Dan Brannan DUKE JUPITER TOTO POINT BLANK BARBRA STREISAND TOTO SHEENA EASTON 92X/Columbus, OH ROLLING STONES ASIA DUKE JUPITER Hottest: JOHN COUGAR (dp) SMOKE? ROBINSON Ted Nutter KIDS FROM FAME GERTIE DAN FOGELBERG ABBA DIANA ROSS HIGGINS 1-1 ABBA Hottest: Hottest: RICHARD D. FIELDS VANGELIS RAINBOW KIDS FROM FAME CHARLENE 9-3 WILLIE NELSON JOAN JETT 1-1 JOAN JETT 2-1 JIMMY HALL QUINCY JONES 11-S SHEILA SIMON & GARFUNKEL Hottest: TOMMY TUTONE TOMMY TUTONE 7-4 ONJ 4-2 HAIRCUT 100 J. Hottest: Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-1 GEILS BAND 13-8 HALL á OATES 12-6 KOOL & THE GANG 5-3 Hottest: Hottest: ONJ 3-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 14-9 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-9 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-4 ONJ 1-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 6-? PAUL DAVIS 7-6 PAUL DAVIS 13-8 RICK SPRINGFIELD HUMAN LEAGUE 15-10 JUNIOR 12-B SISTER SLEDGE 5-3 IN 11-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-5 LE ROUX 12-8 OUINCY JONES 15-17 WKDOIEvsnvNN, GO PAUL DAVIS 13-6 GO'S 14-8 PAUL DAVIS 9-6 KOOL & THE GANG 17 -1f HALL & OATES 72-16 Gabe Hobbs KQWBIFergo, ND FM102JSacramento, CA JOHN DENVER 15-7 CHARLENE 15-10 HALL á OATES 18-10 VAN HALEN 19-15 HALL OATES HALL & OATES 18-8 T.O. & 16-12 Wayne Hiller Menders/Preston KIOA/Des Moines, IA SHEPPARD FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS KSKDlSalant OR KYYA/BIN)ngs, MT A.W. Pentoja KKLSIRapid City MCCARTNEY/WONDER MCCARTNEY/WONDER KSTT/Davenport, IA RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: Len E Mitchell Jack Bel Sherwin/Piper SIMON á GARFUNKEL GENESIS Bill JOHN COUGAR Hottest: VANGELIS 3-1 Young SHEENA EASTON SIMON & GARFUNKEL SIMON & GARFUNKEL DIANA ROSS ONJ 1-1 SERTIE HIGGINS 4-4 LRB LRB ROD STEWART Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-6 ASIA VANGELIS 2-2 POLICE GENESIS ONJ 3-1 BARRY MANILOW VANGELIS 4-1 JOAN 5-3 KOOL & THE GANG 8-7 TOTO JETT RAINBOW (dp) JOHN COUGAR HUEY LEWIS AND TH 6-4 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-2 PAUL DAVIS e-6 TOM TOM CLUB 9-8 Hottest: SHEILA (dp) RICHARD D. FIELDS PAUL DAVIS 10-6 Hottest: CHARLENE 10-5 RICK STEVIE NICKS 2-1 SPRINGFIELD 9-7 DENIECF WILLIAMS (dp) Hottest: CHARLENE 12-9 VANGELIS 2-1 J. GEILS BAND 11-8 Springs, CO QUARTERFLASH 4-3 KSPZJColorado Hottest: VANGELIS 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-11 CDB 12-5 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 28-12 WCIL.FMICerbondaie, IL CHARLENE 16-8 J. GEILS BAND 7-6 Mike Daniels JOAN JETT 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 11-7 ELTON JOHN 17-10 Tony Weltekus PAUL DAVIS 19-13 RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-B KOFM/Oklahome City, OK ELTON JOHN 14-10 WJXQ/Jackson, MI CHARLEN E CHARLENE 18-12 VAN HALEN 23-16 PAUL DAVIS HALL 6 CATES 17-11 Ryan/Cheeks WAITRESSES MCCARTNEY/WONDER 18-11 Chuck Morgan DR. HOOK 28-19 CHARLENE 20-15 KOOL & THE GANG KEYN-FMIWichlts, KS KKXLIGrand Forks, ND Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG 32-24 DAN FOGELBERG LOVERBOY ROD ONJ 5-1 STEWART KATI/Caspar. WY FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Tercie Springs SCORPION Jell Parker DENIECE WILLIAMS VANGELIS 7-3 SHEENA HUMAN LEAGUE KKFMIColorado Springs Fred Leebumla EASTON DAN FOGELBERG CHARLENE J. GEILS BAND 9-4 ROLLING STONES MCCARTNEY/WONDER JOHN COUGAR Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 17-8 Jack Hamilton FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS TOMMY TUTONE DUKE JUPITER DAVID LASLEY BILLY KIRKLAND JOAN JETT 2-1 HALL & OATES 16-12 Hottest: HALL & OATES RAINBOW T.C. SHEPPARD BARRY MANILOW JIMMY HALL ONJ 2-1 VANGELIS 10-2 Hottest: SHEENA EASTON Hottest: Hottest: KIM WILDE PAUL DAVIS 5-4 RAY PARKER JR. D-16 KHYTRucaon, AZ JOAN JETT I-1 ASIA J. GEILS BAND STEVIE WONDER 1-1 Hottest: 1-1 VANGELIS 9-6 STARS ON 45 33-17 J. GEILS BAND 3-7 LOVERBOY VANGELIS 3-3 VANGELIS 9-5 ASIA D-1 Rich Brother Robbin RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-7 CDB 30-20 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 11-6 WILLIE NELSON ONJ 4-4 PAUL DAVIS 13-6 J. GEILS BAND 8-6 HALL & OATES 14-30 GENE. COTTON RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-10 Hottest: HUEY LEWIS AND TH 5-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-9 RAINBOW 14-11 MO KFMZJColumbia, ASIA KGGI, & THE GANG 17-12 JOAN JETT 1-1 STEVIE NICKS 9-9 J. GEILS BAND 17-12 POLICE 15-13 GAMMA ' WRKRIRacine, WI Steve Graziano ROD STEWART ONJ 2-2 23-21 LRB KRAV/Tulee, OK WYFM/Youngstown, OH Steve Warren KIKIIHonolulu GO GO'S 3-3 TOTO TOTO J. GEILS Jeff Tobin KQKOIOmaha. NB John Fink BAND 4-4 Gary Reynolds TOTO JOHN COUGAR SHEENA EASTON STEVIE NICKS 6-5 VANGELIS Mark Evens WILLIE NELSON ROD STEWART Hottest: PRINCE Hottest: LRB JOAN JETT 1-1 ABBA KOZE/Lewiston, ID HUEY LEWIS AND TH DAN FOGELBERG ROLLING STONES VANGELIS 2-1 Hottest: TOM TOM CLUB Hottest: FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Hottest: 3-2 WARWICK & MATHIS Jay McCall ONJ 3-3 GO GO'S 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 25-11 JOAN JETT 1-1 Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-1 TIGHT FIT PAUL DAVIS 8-4 J. GEILS BAND 4-3 GLASS MOON 26-21 JOHN COUGAR J. GEILS BAND 2-2 ONJ 1-1 VANGELIS 13-3 ALESSI QUINCY JONES 6-5 DWIGHT TWILLF.Y 11-7 RAY PARKER JR. 32-23 POLICE STEVIE WONDER 5-5 J. GEILS BAND 4-3 GO GO'S 20-11 BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN 7-6 HALL & OATES 19-12 SHEENA BERTIE HIGGINS 7-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 11-5 TOM TOM CLUB 16-13 JIMMY HALL EASTON GAMMA 25-16 KIDD/Monterey, CA KIM WILDE DONNIE IRIS RICK SPRINGFIELD 14-8 QUINCY JONES 9-7 J. GEILS BAND 29-21 KZ931Peoria, IL Barry Brown Hottest: RAINBOW CHARLENE 19-15 99KG/Salina, KS Keith Edwards WAKXIDduth, MN JOAN JETT 1-1 Hottest: WSPTIStevens Point WI Collier LRB JERMAINE JACKSON 17-9 J. GEILS BAND 2-1 ASIA Ted McKay Denny KIIKIDevenport IA FuhriStage ASIA SKY? 16-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-3 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS HUMAN LEAGUE LE ROUX King LRB TASTE OF HONEY 18-13 HALL & OATES 10-5 GAMMA Chuck TOTO ALDO BARRY MANILOW DAN FOGELBERG LOVERSCY WAR 22-16 NOVA 12-7 J. GEILS BAND (RA) SHEENA EASTON Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE KOOL & THE GANG JOHN DENVER RAY PARKER JR. 17-10 Hottest: Hottest: BERTIE HIGGINS 1-1 WILLIE NELSON RAINBOW (dp) DUKE. JUPITER QUARTERFLASH 1-1 GO GO'S 1-1 KKLVIAnchorage, AK DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: Hottest: PARALI I-1 T LIFO :E` TOMMY TUTONE 5-3 ONJ 4-2 JOAN JETT VANGELIS SIMON & GARFUNKEL J. GEILS BAND 2-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 3-2 Art Lewis RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-6 6-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD CHARLÉNE 12-6 Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-3 8-4 ROLLING STONES 16-6 J. GEILS BAND 9-5 BEATLES D-18 JOAN JETT 1-1 ONJ 3-3 J. GEILS BAND 8-4 KCBN(Reno, NV DONNIE IRIS HUMAN LEAGUE 19-15 VANGELIS 10-7 RICK TOMMY TUTONF 16-10 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS SPRINGFIELD 10-4 TOMMY TUTONE 22-16 Jim O'Neal W NAM/Appleton-Oshkosh RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-9 PAUL DAVIS 11-5 KOOL & THE GANG 2e-23 INNOCENTS WGRDIGran! Rapids. MI KGGI/Rivewlde-San Bernardino POLICE Chris Caine HUEY LEWIS AND TH 15-11 LOVERBOY PAUL DAVIS DAN FOGELBERG Sean Steven 24-17 WTRU/Muskegon, MI Steve O'Neil BARRY MANILOW LAB Hottest: Hottest: Mike Stevens TOTO SHEENA EASTON Hottest: WZZRIGrand Rapids, MI STEVIE WONDER 1-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 RAY PARKER FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS ONJ 1-1 Hottest: JR. STEVIE NICKS 14-9 ONJ 6-4 Brian Thomas SHALAMAR TOTO RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-2 ONJ 1-1 GREG J. GEILS BAND 16-10 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 11-7 WEST CHERI KINN PAUL VANGELIS 7-3 GENESIS JOAN JETT 2-2 Hottest: DAVIS 23-16 VANGELIS 15-B SHEENA EASTON VANGELIS 8-8 DONNIE IRIS BEATLES 28-19 HALL & OATES 12-5 TWO GO GO'S 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 72-12 CAROLE KING PAUL DAVIS 9-9 PARALLEL DAN FOGELBERG MCCARTNEY/WONDER 17-9 ROBERTA FLACK 21-1E T.G. SHEPPARD HALL & OATES 11-11 Hottest: HALL & WHOTIYoungstown, OH VANGELIS 1-1 CATES 2G-21 W GB F/Evansville. IN DAVID LASLEY JOHN DENVER Hottest: KDVV/Topeka, KS KCPXISa(t Lake City, UT J. GEILS BAND 9-5 28-23 Dick Thompson Kevin Carpenter MCCARTNEY/WONDER D-31 ONJ 1-1 Gary Waldron QUARTERFLASH 15-10 Tony Stewart CHARLENE DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-2 20-12 ASIA KOOL KSLY/San Luis Obispo RAY PARKER JR. WILLIE NELSON VANGELIS 5-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER & THE GANG 19-13 Hottest: PAUL DAVIS 10-8 LRB POLICE Don Potter ROBERTA FLACK FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JOAN JETT 1-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER HALL & OATES 22-12 DONNIE IRIS KKXX/8akersfkNkL CA T.G. SHEPPARD HAIRCUT 100 ONJ 2-2 ROLLING Hottest: Squirea/DaRoo STONES SMOKE? ROBINSON SIMON & GARFUNKEL HUEY LEWIS AND TH 6-5 Hottest: WKFRIKalemaxoo, MI VANGELIS 3-1 BOBBY CALDWELL SPARKS CARPENTERS HALL á OATES 20-13 ONJ 3-1 Swart/Chapman JOAN JETT 4-4 DIANA ROSS ROD STEWART LOVERBOY QUINCY JONES 21-16 VANGELIS 8-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-5 SHEENA LOVERBOY HUMAN LEAGUE EASTON PAUL DAVIS 9-5 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS KOOL & THE GANG 9-6 DAVID LASLEY WMEE/Fort Wayne, IN RAINBOW Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 11-8 LRB RAY PARKER JR. 20-13 GENE Hottest: VANGELIS 3-1 COTTON John Curry RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-10 RAY PARKER JR. (dp) Hottest: KELO/Sioux Falls, SD ONJ 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-4 KOOL & THE GANG (dp) ONJ CHARLENE 12-7 LRB 9-5 3-1 POLICE WZOK1Rockford, IL DR. HOOK (dp) Marc Elliot HALL LRB CDB 21-9 ALDO NOVA 20-12 & CATES 21-9 Hottest: JOHN DENVER HUMAN LEAGUE Mr. Ed TOMMY QUARTERFLASH 23-19 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 30-26 22-13 ONJ 1-1 TUTONE BARRY MANILOW ALDO NOVA POLICE DAN FOGELBERG 34-23 23-14 LRB VANGELIS 4-2 ELTON JOHN 25-16 Hottest: Hottest: PAUL DAVIS 9-5 SISTER SLEDGE KNBQ/Tecoma. WA KJRB/Spokane, WA ONJ 1-1 GO GO'S 1-1 HALL & OATES 11-8 BARRY MANILOW Bryan/Roberts VANGELIS 5-2 ONJ 7-2 CHARLENE 16-10 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Suds Coleman RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 11-7 Hottest: ROLLING STONES DAN FOGELBERG ROD PAUL DAVIS 12-6 TOMMY TUTONE 15-9 WLYT/Cleveland Heights, OH GO GO'S 1-1 STEWART RICHARD D. FIELDS STARS ON 45 HALL & OATES 16-7 HALL & OATES 13-10 Scott "Smoker" Howie JOAN JETT 3-2 FOREIGNER E-3 SHEENA EASTON MIKE POST WNAP/Indlanpolis, IN Z1041Madbon, WI BARBRA STREISAND J. GEILS BAND 20-14 ABBA KARLA BONOFF ASIA Larry Mego LlttlelHudson BARRY MANILOW RICK SPRINGFIELD 27-20 Hottest: AL JARREAU Hottest: ONJ 3-1 JOAN DAN FOGELBERG HUMAN LEAGUE NEIL DIAMOND KWLOIWaterloo, IA JETT 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-3 POLICE TOTO CHARLENE J. GEILS BAND 6-3 PAUL DAVIS 12-5 Drew Bentley CHARLENE LOVERBOY ROD STEWART GREG GUIDRY 17-5 BEATLES 16-11 RICK Hottest: JOAN JETT ELTON JOHN TOMMY TUTONE SPRINGFIELD 11-6 CHARLENE 18-15 THE FOLLOWING STEVIE WONDER 2-1 Hottest: JOHN DENVER FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS SAMMY HAdAR 14-8 STATIONS STEVIE NICKS 7-5 IOW/Provo, UT JOAN JETT 1-1 ROBERTA FLACK DAN FOGELBERG KRO/Tucson, AZ DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK: QUARTERFLASH 8-6 GO GO'S Hottest: QUINCY JONES KraddkWGinsberg 2-2 Guy Zapoleon RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-4 VANGELIS 12-8 Hottest: PRO-FM/Providence MCCARTNEY/WONDER 18-15 TOMMY TUTONE TOMMY TUTONE D-15 JOAN JETT 1-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 10-6 WILLIE KC101/New Haven CHARLENE 11-8 SOFT CELL D-17 VANGELIS 6-2 NELSON Hottest: CDB WNCIICoktmbw, OH ROLLING STONES D-18 GO GO'S 3-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-) KX104/Nashville Hottest: Steve Edwards WIKSIIndlanapolls, IN PAUL DAVIS D-20 FOREIGNER B-6 J. GEILS BAND 5-2 DR. HOOK 14-B J. GEILS BAND 1-1 ONJ 12-3 WNOK-FM/Columbia C.C. Mathews GERTIE ELTON JOHN KMGK(Des Moines, IA HIGGINS 2-2 VANGELIS 9-4 WJ BO/Portland GORDON LICHTFOOT JOHN COUGAR WAZY-FMILefeyette, IN PAUL DAVIS 17-8 PAUL DAVIS P-5 Michael Stone CHARLENE KKRC-FM/Sioux Falls CARPENTERS Hottest: Bob Leonard 28-14 GLASS MOON 30-19 Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 RAINBOW FM103ISalt Lake City, UT KDZA/Pueblo VANGELIS 3-1 JOAN JETT 2-2 SOFT CELL DUKE JUPITER Lorraine Winnegar RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-6 LRB 3-3 RAY PARKER JR. STARS ON 45 Y94(Fresno, CA POLICE HALL & OATES 14-9 QUARTERFLASH 7-5 GLASS MOON Hottest: John McCorkle CHARLENE 19-12 ROD STEWART 8-7 JIMMY HALL ONJ 1-1 LRB JOHN COUGAR RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-2 JOHN DENVER FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS WOW1Omaha, NB Bend IN Hottest: VAN HALEN 10-5 ELTON JOHN LOVERBOY U93ISouth Hottest: Mike Shane HUEY LEWIS AND TH 5-1 BEATLES 20-13 Hottest: THE FOLLOWING STATIONS J.K. Dearing JOAN JETT 4-1 QUARTERFLASH 3-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 29-21 J. GEILS BAND 3-1 REPORTED A FROZEN HUMAN LEAGUE (dpi J. GEILS BAND GO GO'S 4-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-3 KLUC/Les Vegas, NV KOOL S THE GANG (dp) LE ROUX RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-11 TOMMY TUTONE 17-10 PLAYLIST THIS WEEK: DR. HOOK Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER 28-21 Dave Van Stone CDB 24-20 BARRY MANILOW JOAN JETT 1-1 ALDO NOVA D-26 KLPO/Little Rock Hottest: VANGELIS LOVERBOY 10-2 Hottest: KOFM/Oklahoma City VANGELIS 3-1 STEVIE NICKS 11-6 PAUL DAVIS 4-2 POINTER SISTERS 13-9 VANGELIS 1-1 WTRU/Muskegon JOAN JETT 3-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 7-4 PAUL DAVIS 26-10 HALL & OATES 10-7 GO GO'S 5-3 CHARLENE 16-11 RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-7 VAN HALEN 19-12

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ID -4 KUBE 23-19 porn 144.24T GR MIOLM 25-24 ÿ55X 1-9 Y100 315 -12 óMd 21-21 ROD 21-23 SP 21-17 CK101 5-3 WOMPFM I8-2 KIMN 5-21 KCEC 33-)FE ANUM 10-7 I95 12-12 Nº93 5-3 Continued from the Inside Back Page MF I l-6 MFL6 a MBBO 11-9 CIP 4-2 0103 d-25 KNXL a eE6M 25-15 1?-15 MRVO 8-12 0105 10-9 95XIL 62. 15-9 01396 i3-] MX1A on M1 0 B-5 30-27 a WU, on MALZ 25-21 17-16 W. 3-21 Z1M04 10-6 KFYR TOM TOM CLUB "Genius WT. 19-16 MMANM 19-13 WZYO 2-2 6111B d-26 Of Love" (Sire/W8) 16/0 04 26-19 WTSN 32-31 MKTI S-9 1;p 25-24 MOw6: Up 10, 697 10~ 65112 I7-6 Debut. 2, Seme 3, Down 1, Add. 0. WCAU-FM 0-33 1100 9-7,195 14-13. KRLA 11-5, KI00 65. M%RSFM 21-14 PBG 0-25 12-283-9 6 0E10 KROK 28-2416-8 OOeYT 16-15 °-54 KFRC 2612,1397 9-8, WZYP on, FM102 98, KHYT 3-2, KIKI 630, Z102 44, WFLB 19-17, Ja105 WOMPFN on KKOV 15-14 KI 5-10 6NAP MBRR d- 1 WRKR 1613. WCIL-FM e-34 FM -13 XO 4-4 16-13 MC1R 21.16 .LE 21-19 0 16-12 WT 6 68. 0107 25-22 KLPO WKFR on MIS 13-12 0104 11-11 1,11.0 21-151-15 28-28 WB Y 5-2 T 1 -15 WPGC é0-9 EARTH 15-12 KIIK 20-18 0621612-1 MIS -M I3-12 24 P5 JOHN COUGAR "Hurts So (Rive/PolyGrem) MJDX 1)-^1 KOIZel 9-5 WAYS 20-14 WAIN 18-10 0 11-9 W Good" 15/16 CKGM -33 KFI 16-9 -2 Cß,8 I1-14 WPM°Ow O. M Moves: Up DeWp 0, Sense 0, Down O. Adds 15, KYYX, WARB -FM. WZYP. WHHY-FM. WOK/, BBPM o PUR -18 MDCO 11-6 2102 L7-In I 21-151-10 WSSX, WJXO, K1169/4 26-2{ ';',!,!1. 06-21 KOKO M 04 26-26 0 - -6 a-24 KMGK, WIKS, WKDQ WACZ, 0100 20-16 1 17-11 6.1 ÿ550F Il WRT 2-28 15709I0 KRNA. KFMZ. KYYA, KOZE. 11124614 0104 9-] 11100 14-14 ER KBE0 8-5 WLYT -15 2. 25-21 KVOL 6-4 NRe 23-13-21 60 17-10 92FLY a-29 KRNA 7-4 NACV 12-9 B100 11-9 a2 93 1- I6-22 WGCL 93X INNOCENTS "Hold My Hand" (Boardwalk) 14/3 MMY04 )n-17 -3 WCSC 7-5 .000 e-4 CK 3-3 99KG 22-16 293 12-9 2 28-23 8-14 M 16-13 21-19 600'f t] -IS Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Sane 7, Down 0, Add. 3, WHFM, KKOV, KKLV. WKRZ-FM WARY 14-4 WSSX 8-3 WISE 9-6 36T 2-2 KMZ 5-5 on, KZFM 625, KINT 638, 940 28-21 95SGF 21-13 KURE 1]-16 1R-1) 10~ 001021TI WGH on, WJXO on. KMGK W1CV an, KILE 1103 29-25 M 5-2 NSM 14-11 60113 18-14 ÿT3CM 21-17 KDW 16-12 2928, an. 0101 on, KSLY on, KCBN 3834. 11100 20-17 MFCX on KIMN 16-13 S 7-5 620r 62100 22-9 KFYR 17-14 XRV9 1-6 MXIA 2-1 DRBTM 19-14 0105 24-21 91002 d-29 O 23-20 11NAP 8-6 PIA ZADORA "I'm In Love Again" (Elektre/Curb) 14/3 CK101 a-38 KOMM 15-13 we. KJ100 15-10 MG. 19-14 meKX MISF 21-20 61EE 67-19 -I . 2-3 Moves: Up 2. Debuts 0, Segle 9, Down 0, Add. 3, KFI, WKRZ-FM, BJ105, WBBO 14-5 110120 11-10 MLAl3M 21-16 WIFI on, WXKS-FM on, WLOL-FM an, 18019685 W.31-26 ÿ.13F KILO )-8 KEARTN 6-6 KIDD 16-10 1100 on. KZFM 2620, WM( 3634. W22R on. KSKD M100 22-16 KKIó 4-3 KKOV 8-7 0106 29-26 22-16 on4p, KILE 00, 0101 an. WTRU an. WELK 5-3 K00 14-15 PLA 22-19 lie. KJ0 2l-17 R8t 1116KM 27-22 MRKe NILE 9-6 WCR 19-16 KKLV on BARBRA CKLW 27-23 WOLF 26-21 NOW 25-23 RF1 9-6 1680 I1-30 STREISAND "Memory" (Columbia) 14/2 MOKI 9-15 MSR 18-15 WGRO 22-12 KOIL M 6 1110/291410-8 KSLY 11-11 Mows: Up 8, Debuts 1, 7mocrm a-29 M6x5 21-25 RU. WET 16-14 116M 9-6 14-11 Seme 4, Down 1. Add. 2, WLYT, WOOS, WCAU-FM on. CKLW 20-17, WAEB on, 0108 2C-14 A YPM 11-1 MUR 6-2 KOIRM 14-9 0104 27-25 KCBN 14-9 RO KKOV d-24 92% on XI. 11-10 KICK 24-24 21-18, WSEZ 32-27. WROK on. 113100 108, WVIC 109, WTSN 10-8. KFYR on, KILT 0-20, CT ÿ5a-29 K110 11s9 WIC 28-24 0101 9-6ö [ 13-7 KATI 16-13 MGCL 66-19 KILT 11-26 MERO l-8 MC 11-10 e2 78-20 K RIM 6-5 WJ30 12-10 0101 9-6 V100 KYYA 12-12 CARPENTERS "Beachwood 4-5789" (AEtM) 14/2 60IL64 a RY 27-241 110E KEOR 7-3 60a n 9910 16-15 4KFR 6-4 KVOL 9-5 0021. 18-13 Movee: Up 4. Debut. 2, Sane 8, Down 0, Adde 2, WNCI, KSLY, WFBR WAEB 0101 23-20 2LYF 6-12 14100 12-10 on, 2928. CK101 638. WSEZ 633. MCSC I1-6 3-4 K STT 6-6 WGH 21-19 WKFR VOL 27-23 wRCK 12-10 .701 5-10 KM0 %TPA 7-5 on, KSTT 22-18, KIOA on, 11001 on, WFBG on, WFLB on, KELO 2619. KpW 17-14 K 1- ROARI 19-13 MMT 12-11 2-11 KCNR aie~ PRISM "Turn On Your Rader" (Capitol) 13/8 KW 0-211 10~ lie~ OSTM )1-21 144 17-15 YX 0-14 64 KKEL 10-7 Moves: Up 0, Debut. 1, Sane 4, Doom O, Adds 8. KEZR, WABE. BJ106, WCSC, WG1JY, WIGV, WFEA, KILE, KINT 691 d-3 W.R a-dp W P -8 KIDD 20-18 UBC S-6 KII6M -l0 WK. 34-33 6-14 u1I01!:6II9 N FU 11'7 0-39 WMAK-PM arvdp, WOKI an, WBCY on. WISE on. 9I1Ì2 15-12 001 16-13 MN 15-9 K066 K200 MTRU 0106 21-20 5-10 0103 11-9 GORDON LICHTFOOT 0110 KXLV 9-15 ]7-20 "Baby Step Back" IWBI 13/2 39-1) NAZTM 22-I8 W. 12-1) KBBO 10-23 Move: Up 4, 1. M CK 34-31 OPA 6-4 MId I1-) MLS 14-9 Debuts Seme 8. Down 0, Add. 2, VJVIC, WNCI, CKLW on. KCNR 1412, CK101 640, WZZR on, 21-19 HC LM d-16 MKRZPM 9-7 9-7 KSLY 15-1) O KXM K21P 2-1 O4 19-16 7-6 2104 5-4 60RR 22-16 WKFR on. KIOA 27-24. KKXX 2318, KSPZ on, KSKD 2622, WIG`, on, KKLV on. XTM ANIA3 22-32 KIU4 6-3 KSPL d-21 KCBK WNM 22-21 KATI 20-17 60AM B-2 MSPT 10-4 KoPA /4-29 WA a-24 MKEE 13 AL JARREAU "Teach Me Tonight" (WB) 12/5 WODO a WIKS MI'PU 12'12 KuP 0-21 99KG 35 -JO vt0e on A 5-5 11-8 Moves: Up 3, Debut. 1, 3, KOKO on MMAP 6A;YM -2 Sane Down 0, Add. 5, WABC. WGH, WLYT, WFLB, KVOL, KEEL on, KROK 3028, KDW 20-13 KOLE 9-17 ]n-] VANGELIS KJ100 on, WVIC 2015, Vr1dT a WMB 8-3 MC FM 4-4 KIOA 2319, KGG/ d30, KHYT on. 1106 use BOBF 28 -In 0610 ,17 Chariots Of Rre (Polydor/PG) GENE COTTON "If I Could Get You (Into My Life)" (Knoll) 12/4 AT 7-2 K MA -9 3930 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0. Same 3, Down 1, Adds 4, KSET-FM, KROK, KHYT, KEEL on, WSEZ BC] 7 KMKG 6-1 LP:Soundtrack Chariots Of Fire KILT, 20-15, WVIC 6AR on U93 6-5 3633, WFBG on, WFLB 3429. 16XX 10- B-3 KKLVLV WOW d-,5 8-14 KIDD 24-17 I6-26 608 2)-18 CHERI WPM 24-22 KSLY KOKO 11-5 KOW 5-5 "Murphy's Law" (Venture) 11/6 KGGI d-23 4-J _Dal )1-19 WLYT 1-4 eap[ Moves. Up 1. Debora 1, Sena 3. Down 0, Adds 8, WXKSFM, CKGM, WHIM. WGH, KGGI, WFBG, '01004.25, I^-22 92PLY II -7 1882 VV O 6.1613 KATI 34-30 0 33X1 9-6 9101 O 100 on, KVNO-FM 29-18, WFLB on, KSLY on. MDPCFM o RIBO on24-21 MACK )-4 ÿ2R P 177 WPST 16-17 6-5 76\ KINOt )8-26 MA l6T 9-6 0E61 23-1] DEBUTS POINT BLANK "Let Her Go" (MCA) 11/5 ANPPo d-30 KOZE 1)-10 O. I1-9 P11 KS 6-32 Well M4t69 61. KKLV 18-14 SAME 13 Moue: Up 2, Debuu 1, Sane 3, Down 0, Adds 5, KEGL, KHFI, WOK/, WNIC, KKOV, KINT 636. WGH on. WJX0 0106 -T7 BB\ MI T 32-23 ROLLING STONES DOWN IS 2422, WRAP an, 18-25 w1003-)11-8 K6Y 9-4 86% WYKS on, KIEL -FM 2417. KIKI 27-25 DRCM 8-6] KCBN 8-4 ADDS 2 W ZNR2M a BOBBY Hang Fire (RS/Atco) YV6T 6-4 KATI u-9 CALDWELL "Jamaica" (Polydor/PolyGram) 11/4 MKE 23-20 6.661 wer Mows: Up O. Debuts 0. Seme 7, Down 0, Add. 4, KIM, KCPX. WFBG, LP Tattoo You 9-] KYYA 15-8 WFLB, KEZR an, KZFM on, WVK: on. 100A MAEB 3-1 XX 6-4 -3 eOYIM KOGI 1-t on, KGG/ on, WAEV an, WFOX an, 06 6-4 KYNOER 7-4 ` -2 JIMMY HALL "Fool For Your Love" (Epic) 10/9 P 13-7 194 9-] KITT 16-12 KNBO 1-12 Mows: Up O, Debute 0. Seme 1, Down Adds 9, WCSC, wear. wKRIFM KY d-29 K6e1 7-3 9 WABB-FM. WZYP, WDOQ WVIC. WJXQ KMGK, KIKI, POUCE Re9conal 142/11 68% UST KVOL, WYKS an, Ree M 84 KSETM 16-17 K0K 10-] D0)SAME26 vUw 18-10 KCPX 1-3 Secret Journey (A&M) 21 WABC 1-2 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS "Crimson And Clover" (Boardwalk) 10/6 30 WIXKBPM 6-I 9-1 S 66% ÿNBC 15-12 Mows: Up 1, Debuu 0, Sate 3, Down 0, Add. 6, 0107, 0100, WPI4D, WSSX, WANS-FM, 2104, V100 5-3, LP: Ghost In The Machine DONS 0 KKI.%U 7% 9, C 1-1 WRVO on, KKXX on, KHYT on. M . ADDS 11 N0 4-2 KEEL 4-3 S 1 ® STARS ON 45 60261,14 7-4 KROK 22-17 K690NM 1-3 PATTI 26!100111 WIFI AUSTIN with JAMES INGRAM "Baby Come To Me" (Qwest/WB) 10/5 2YOi8 5-4 1ER6 7-7 59/34 !. /O arg Tribute To Stevie... Moves: Up 0, Debuts O. Same 5. Down 0, Adds 5, V I GO, KOLA, KFI, W KRZ FM KILE. KIISFM on, 0100 an, WGUY Regional UM 16_3 ß,PO UP 3 4M on. KSLY 26x26. Reach KSPORm 22-, 8_6 ß YK 5-6 DEBUTS 7 E 411 KIWI a-20 B01 5 3-1 JDK 10-5 ti;"MCA 41 suE 0107 10_11 16X106 5-1 MR 5\ a DowN NPGC 5-2 KHFI )9226 GI00 3-3 M ADDs EAST C R Aç 21\ á 20-10 KBM 26-25 X119200.1 50(7 24% s`mmê:r nu 12-7 MOR 9-7 CKGM 31-28 SIGNIFICANT UP ACTION 89) d-29 24 6811604 5-3 NACI 21-23 KEE1 on WWI 19 [BIBS WA. 2-1 N10Y 24-19 6YCR M 20-11 KROK on MAC2 on 80616 1103 6-3 WU 6-2 d-29 Continued from the Inside Back Page 1106691 d-29 W IFI MIGY I5\ NaAI N ' 11J105 4-3 610 3-6 094 d-380 8-17 M 171 29l 10 ll tam on OX on4-34 WWI 11-1B ADDS 7 1.00 2-1 NPIA 16-8 940 elos 1411163101 30-21 IOTA 22-19 1-5 C6101 7-4 60824-22 PAUL OVERSTREET "Beautiful Baby" (RCA) 6/3 c 9100 10-9 same 681 22-20 G100 19-15 ÿ16G 23-19 6080 8-10 WOMPF14 30-21 Rotenone Heavy 00. Mechem 2/0, Lett 21. Extra Add. 2, Total Add 3, WSKV, KFOD, KTWO. MBQalm: WGY, CPT. o ML1P d-28 dent 33-22 195 5-4 NCIR 10661.1 1 1 13-12 WDEF. 1194 on 010 KSEO04 CKGM d39 601.6 26-23 6CIR d-26 MSKL 7-4 39219 16-16 d-27 N10K5 1 2-102 6116 WIGY 6602 d26 95K1L36-30 6061 3-1 FRANKE to THE KNOCKOUTS "Without You.." (Millennium/RCA) 8/2 J6105 a 6A16664 on 11011.6 a P WM C0101 on 60Y0 .0 30-26 66R 20-17 mum Rotenone. Hae0 1/0, Mellow 412, L1M 110, Extra Adds 0, To. Add» 2, WSRZ, KWAV. Hew, WHHV. Medium:

01PCCa newest 0100 a-ll WCIRa 398110 25-22 60er 6180 a MBCY 4-4 WWNR, WSKY. 25-21 Ea) 101P a-p MZYO °n 8100 e-25 60616 KBBK on 60Y6 1-1 MAEV 6-13 MI14-) ALESSI "Put Your Love" WaIYM MSKZ 21-18 8104 27-21 WPBR KCPX IB 32 YDCG 7-3 2102 10-9 Away IQweet/WBI 5/5 M 8-4 Rotenone: Heavy 010, Medium 3/3, L39MI 01, Extra Adds 1, Total =WM 05 40-36 606511 WARB 20-25 0104 22-15 JB15 33-28 wss 34-18 KIKI 5-1 95662 5-3 Adds 5. KEX, KBOI, WKB0. WSKV, KMED. 30-28 ACV a legume.14-12 6000 a WOW 00110] d-23 CM on NItQ 3-1 MfOO 4-2 PHOEBE CATES 'Theme From 'Paradise' - 0105 a-25 C1.16 29 -27 2102 30-28 K860 9-6 " (Columbia) 5/4 1610 MAZY a 6SCÉon C 21-16 3911YBER 13-10 WOO 13-10 M 26-25 1000 4 WIn MGCL 5-I Roteno e: Heavy 00, MBdom 110, Lent 414, Extra Adds O Tout Add. 4. WCCO, WEIM, WORG. KRKK. Medium. 6802 w 95BGF a --29 23-20 C9TR d-40 60 V0 6-3 I61 8-3 KBEO M1tTl 2-3 WDEF. 00e0r 110. d-39 WC00 a-dp d-36 WM on MISE J1-24 01011 40-32 63100 4-2 W. 8-6 69CY on W182 on 1041161 MCBC 22-16 BOLE on RABT 1015 15-15 DONNIE IRIS "My Girl" (MCA) 5/4 I)-26 »WM 6000 a-40 WGLF a R3 8-16 1-1R 0X171 25-20 16676 01 8 =1101 WULF 12-9 R00Xore: Heavy 00, Medium 22, Lent 3/2, Extra Adds 0. Total Add. 4, WSRZ, KWAV, WKZE-FM. WCHV. WS. a-2] KRW a WANSIM 25-18 WOLF 35-34 KITY MTSN 31-30 KOST 15-14 SI~ 0.06 32-29 0-31 OEMIK 1-1 GENESIS "Men On The (Atlantic) 5/2 11119 19-19 1,621.61 d-27 WCKX 30-28 KTSA on 6CIR 25-8 KKOV 7-7 Corner" KNZR a-27 KKLV 21-20 PIA 0-3 TOW 6112162~ 21-1S ÿ22 R 5-3 7 Rotenone. Heavy d0, Medium 3/9 Lent 2/2, Eros Add. 0, Add. 2, WWNR, WBOW. Medium: VUSR2, 0103 a KEMTM 29-24 RILE 39-32 KFI 3-1 KWAV, KRKK. 10~ 10~ KINBT 601996 WDIC 6-4 0101 9-7 KRLA MJXO 7-) 08118 28-24 111.96 2-1 8-7 61,1 ona 1116.115100R 4-3 0101 KELO O 100 34-32 xoun4 23-21 9-8 ALABAMA "Mountain Music" 5/1 1o3 -I3 RIIR 33-10 CKLW on 8 02 a-36 60KX 6-3 KVOL 5-1 (RCA) N on OEZR d-22 P 27-24 K2PC 5_3 Rotenone: 0, ToTel Adde 1. MCWI,o: WHBC, W011GN0 M 10.6 a 61. 69-2838 95SGF on K6TT 1-1 Heavy 0/0, Modern 2/0. Lien 3/1. Extra Adds WCCO. WDAV. B100 26-21 8EZM 1-' 0-7 2UZ1 K 29J 16-8 0101 WGC Lnl 5-25 n KROX 11.13 21-23 1 8100 3- XT. - WZOK on KVOL 26-71 KXX106 a-20 61119 30-15 KIGA 7-5 PIA ZADORA "I'm In Love Again" (Elektr /Curb) 6/1 Continuel On Alert Column RoIdaa: Heavy 0'0, Made.. 2/0, L3Bbt 31, Extra Adds 0, Toth Add. 1, WCCO. Medium: WSBA, KULF. Continued On Nut Column Continued On Nut Column Continued On Nam' Column

www.americanradiohistory.com 25-49 CHR 12s4 THE INSIDE BACK PAGE A/C New Ft Active Continued from Back Page April 9, 1982 DONNIE IRIS "My Girl" (MCA) 88/19 Moves: Up 18, Debuts 15, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 19 including KEGL, WLS, WLS-FM, KEZR, 3WT, WPST, WAEB, 25-49 KITY, WZYP, FM100, WQUT, KGGI, KDVV, KKLV, KOZE. NEW & ACTIVE CARS "Since You're Gone" (Elektra) 79/3 Moves: Up 36, Debuts 8, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 3, KINT, CK101, WQUT, WBEN-FM 34-28, B104 21-16, JB105 IS EDDIE RABBITT "I Don't Know Where To Start" (Elektra) 65/20 30-25, 0107 d-18, KEGL 28-24, WKTI 20-18, WPST 22-19, KLUC 22-18, WCIR 26-21, KSEL-FM 8-7, KELO 28-21, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 37/8, Light 25/11, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 20, KEX, KEZL, WKAZ, WHAM, KATI 21-18. WGY, KEY103, KMGC, WVLK, WQUE, KRNT, KLTE, KKRD, KKUA, KIXI, KTKT, WKZE-FM, WJBC, KCRG, KRKK, SHEENA EASTON "When He Shines" (EMI America) 77/28 KISN. Heavy: WCCO, WSBA. Medium: WJMD, WLTA, WSB, 97AIA, WCZY, WSLI, WAKR, KOB. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 11, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 28 including B104, 94Q, KBEQ, 0106, 0100, WDCG, WZZR, BEATLES "Movie Medley" (Capitol) 60/5 KYNO-FM, KIDD, KJRB, KSKD, WHEB, WAEV, WGLF, KSLY. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 38/3, Light 20/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WBEN, WZZP, KPPL, KEY103, KWAV, GENESIS "Man On The Comer" (Atlantic) 71/8 Heavy: KPLZ, KRNO. Medium: WCBM, WROR, KDKA, KEX, WICC, WRIE, WWYZ, WAFB, WBT, KMGC, KULF, Moves: Up 32, Debuts 7, Same 23, Down 1, Adds 8, WCAU-FM, KHFI, WOKI, WOUT, WZZR, KIOA, WYKS, WAIV, WHHY, WRVA, WAKR, WHBC, WOMC, WFMK, KRMG, KOB, KBOI, KIXI, KCEE, KPAT. KYYA, WBEN-FM 31-24, KEGL 25-20, KEZR 15-12, WSSX 20-15, WANS-FM 27-21, KJRB 23-19, KRNA 22-19. aSHEENA EASTON "When He Shines" (EMI America) 54/18 LOVERBOY "When It's Over" (Columbia) 70/25 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 28/7, Light 18/6, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 18, WCZY, KFMB, KPLZ, WWYZ, Moves: Up 11, Debuts 18, Same 15, Down 1, Adds 25 including 94Q, WLS-FM, KIQQ, WPST, KZFM, WBBQ, WHAM, WHEN, SM95, WPTF, WRVA, KMBZ, KUDL, WMHE, KWAV, WKBR, WJBC, KPAT, KFQD, KBOZ. WOKI, FM103, KLUC, WGUY, KKQV, KVOL, 99KG, KSLY, KATI. Heavy: WSKY, WLVA, KFOR. Medium: WSB, 97AIA, WCCO, KEX, KULF, WOMC, KOB, KUGN, KSL. JOHN DENVER "Shanghai Breezes" (RCA) 68/10 FM DIONNE WARWICK Et JOHNNY MATHIS "Friends In Love" (Arista) 49/32 Moves: Up 28, Debuts 9, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 10, WIFI, KIMN, V100, Y103, WSEZ, WLYT, Y94, WFOX, 0101, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/8, Light 23/17, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 32, WJMD, WGAR, WCZY, KEZL, 99KG, WFBR 18-15, WAEB 11-9, WDCG 32-29, WVIC 15-7, KKXX 22-19. WICC, WKAZ, WGY, WHYN, WGAC, WIS, WSLI, SM95, WAKR, WHBY, WARM98, WHIO, WIBA, KKRD, KBOI, SIMON Er GARFUNKEL "Wake Up Little Susie" (WB) 67/28 KKUA, KSL, KIXI, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WKBR, KRBC, WCHV, WJON, KFQD, KBOZ, KTWO. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 6, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 28 including WHBC, WNBC, WBEN-FM, 8104, KIIS-FM, WPHD, T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally" (WB/Curb) 49/13 WDRC-FM, KXX106, KIIK, KIOA, WFEA, WISE, KOWB, KENI, KYYA. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 26/3, Light 18/9, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 13, WCZY, KMGC, WSLI. WARM98, WILLIE NELSON "Always On My Mind" 67/11 WFMK, KBOI, KSL, KIXI, KTKT, KSEL, WSGW, WBOW, KRNO. Heavy: WLTA, WCCO, WSGN, WDEF. Medium: (Columbia) WSB, KEX, WSFM, WGAC, KEY103, WBT, WRVR, WHHY, WRVA, Moves: Up 38, Debuts 6, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 11, WBEN-FM, KEARTH, KEZR, KOPA, WFBR, KIIK, WGBF, SM95, WPTF, WHIO, KRMG. KRQ, KFYR, WRKR, KATI, 940 1-1, CKLW 16-9, WBBO 12-4, KSLY 19-12. DARYL HALL E JOHN OATES "Did It In A Minute" (RCA) 47/5 ALDO NOVA "Fantasy" (Portrait/CBS) 66/4 Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 24/0, Light 10/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, KVIL, WNIC, KS94, KMGC, KISN. Heavy: WAFB, WAAY, WQUE, WSRZ, KKUA, KWAV, WWNR, WCHV, WLVA, WROV, WBOW, KRKK. Medium: Moves: Up 29, Debuts 6, Same 26, Down 1, Adds 4, WIFI, CK101, WMEE, WOMP-FM, 195 d-18, WLS-FM 38-29, WCBM, WFYR, WGAR, WZZP, WZUU, WICC, WSFM, WSGN, WHHY, WTVN, WRCK 20-16, KINT 14-7, WSSX 14-8, KMGK 21-18, KKXX 20-12, Q104 27-22, KSEL-FM 9-6, WSPT 30-21, KCBN WOWO, KBOI, KYUU. 32-25. RICK SPRINGFIELD "Don't Talk To Strangers" (RCA) 46/5 aPOLICE "Secret Journey' (AE&M) 59/34 Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 28/4, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WGAR, KKUA, KIXI, KCEE, WCHV. Heavy: KDKA, WHHY, SM95, WQUE, WSRZ, WMHE, KWAV, WWNR, WKBR, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 7, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 34 including J8105, 0105, KEZR, 0103, 3WT, KLPQ, WLVA, WORG, WBOW, KBAI. Medium: WJMD, WASH, WFYR, WZZP, WHB, KS94, WSFM, WSGN, KRBE, WHHY-FM, WDOQ, WNAP, WMEE, KSKD, WOMP-FM, KKQV, KELO, KOZE. WOWO, KYUU, KTKT. CAROLE KING "One To One" (Atlantic) 39/10 DAVID LASLEY "If I Had My Wish Tonight" (EMI America) 58/8 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 16/2, Light 21/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 10, WCZY, WGAC, Moves: Up 19, Debuts 3, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 8, WPGC, KRLA, KYYX, 0103, CK101, WZZR, KOFM, KSLY, WHBY, KMBZ, KRMG, KKRD, KBOI, KIXI, WCHV, KSEL Heavy: WSRZ. Medium: WHB, WICC, WSU, SM95, WHIO, KOB, WXKS-FM 26-16, KZFM 17-13, WOKI 35-32, WNAM on, WGUY 26-21, WISE on, KILE 31-28. KUGN, KWAV, WNAB, WKZE-FM, WDEF, WDAY, WJON, KBOZ. ROBERTA FLACK "Making Love" (Atlantic) 57/5 Moves: Up 33, Debuts 6, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 5, WCKX, WGBF, WLYT, 0104, 95SGF, WXKS-FM 16-9, Z93 FRED PARRIS Er THE FIVE SATINS "Medley" (Elektra) 38/2 20-14, 940 30-25, KEARTH 7-5, WFBR 13-11, Q106 22-17, WJDX 29-25, WDOQ 26-19, WSEZ 30-24, KRQ 20-17. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 17/1, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KRMG, KSEL. Heavy: WTAE, WTIC, WWYZ, WSGN, WNAB, WDEF, KRNO. Medium: WSB, WCZY, WCCO, WICC, WRIE, WSFM, WSBA, WGAC, A TASTE OF HONEY "I'll Try Something New" (Capitol) 54/1 KULF, WRVA, KCEE, WEIM, WORG, KCRG, KFQD, KBOZ. Moves: Up 22, Debuts 4, Same 25, Down 2, Adds 1, KIQQ, WBEN-FM 30-27, WXKS-FM 18-11, KIIS-FM d-27, WAEB 19-16, Q106 24-21, KZFM 25-18, WKFR on, KYNO-FM 28-25, KCPX 26-22, KIKI 18-13, WGUY 25-18, WFLB MIKE POST 'Theme From 'Magnum P.I.' " (Elektra) 33/7 22-19, KILE 36-33, WTRU on. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 18/2, Light 12/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, KDKA, WICC, WENS, WWNR, WNAB, KRBC, 096. Heavy: WVBF, WHHY, WFMK. Medium: WZZP, KOY, KEX, WWYZ, WGAC, WRVA, WSRZ, WHBC, In ASIA "Heat Of The Moment" (Geffen) 52/33 KCEE, WEIM, WKBR, WORG, WSGW, WBOW, KBOZ. IM Moves: Up 5, Debuts 7, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 33 including WBEN-FM, 0107, CKGM, KEGL, 940, 195, 0105, WKTI, KYYX, WRCK, WABB-FM, WSKZ, KZ93, KIDD, KJRB. A TASTE OF HONEY "I'll Try Something New" (Capitol) 32/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 19/3, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, 97AIA, WRIE, WSGN, WHHY, WFMK, STARS ON 45 "Tribute To Stevie Wonder" (Radio/Atlantic) 50/7 KSL. Heavy: WBEN. Medium: WROR, WJMD, WLTA, WCZY, KPLZ, KULF, WOMC, KKUA, WWNR, KRBC, Moves: Up 24, Debuts 6, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 7, KFI, WBLI, KROK, KNBQ, WCIR, Z102, WAZY-FM, B104 WSKY, WCHV, WLVA, WORG, KRNO, KRKK. 27-21, 0107 d-23, WPGC 21-16, KITY 40-1, FM100 1411, KJRB 30-26, KILE 22-18, WCIL-FM 33-17. SIGNIFICANT ACTION SIGNIFICANT ACTION GLASS MOON "On A Carousel" (Radio/Atlantic) 49/2 HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS "Do You Believe In Love" (Chrysalis) 27/3 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 16/1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WLVA, KMED, KISN. Heavy: KDKA, Moves: Up 27, Debuts 5, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 2, KMGK, WGUY, WLOL-FM d-28, KBEQ 25-22, KZZP 26-20, WZZP, KOY, WHHY, WSRZ, WOWO, KPAT, WBOW. Medium: KVIL, WFYR, WGAR, KMGC, KRBE, WQUE, KSET-FM 18-8, KHFI 9-7, WOUT 29-26, KZ93 d-20, KBBK 29-23, KRQ 30-19, WIGY 23-20, WAEV 28-25, WISE WFMK, WMHE, KYUU, WSKY, WORG, WROV, WDAY, KRKK. 32-28, WAZY-FM 27-24. JUNIOR "Mama Used To Say" (Mercury/PolyGram) 45/2 LE ROUX "Nobody Said It Was Easy (Lookin' For The Lights)" (RCA) 26/1 Rotations: Heavy 10/1, Medium 10/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WRIE. Heavy: WAFB, WHHY, WSRZ, Moves: Up 25, Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 4, Adds 2, WPGC, 0106, Y100 1-1,195 20-17, KEARTH 16-10, KRLA 8-6, WOWO, WFMK, KWAV, WWNR, WCHV, WROV. Medium: KVIL, WZZP, WSFM, KRBE, WRVR, WMHE, KYUU, KFI 25-15, KFRC 13-8, XTRA 20-17, B97 25-20, WFMF 23-20, WAYS 24-15, KYNO-FM 12-8, KGGI 26-21, WFLB WEIM, KPAT, WBOW. 15-11. TOTO "Rosanna" (Columbia) 44/33 LITTLE RIVER BAND "Man On Your Mind" (Capitol) 25/8 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/2, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, KS94, WARM98, KYUU, WROV, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 33 including WBEN-FM, WKTI, KEARTH, KEZR, KYYX, IM KCRG, KPAT, WJON, WBOW. Heavy: KWAV. Medium: KEX, KULF, WHHY, SM95, WSRZ, WKZE-FM,.WCHV, K104, WKEE, WCSC, KHYT, WACZ, WAEV, KKQV, KSEL-FM, KRNA. WAXY, WLVA. GAMMA "Right The First Time" (Elektra) 44/5 WAYLON Er WILLIE "Just To Satisfy You" (RCA) 21/5 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 5, Seme 26, Down 0, Adds 5, WXKS-FM, KFI, KFRC, WMAK-FM, KZ93, 96KX on, KEGL Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/2, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, KPLZ, WICC, WSKY, KFOR, KMED. 2622, KEZR d-29, WKEE on, WOKI on, WJXQ 23-21, KBBK on, WIGY on, KFMZ 25-18, KCBN 27-24. Heavy: WLVA, WDAY. Medium: WSB, WCCO, WSGN, WHBY, KMBZ, KBOI, KSL, KRBC, WJON. DIANA ROSS "Work That Body" (RCA) 42/21 STARS ON 45 'Tribute To Stevie Wonder" (Radio/Atlantic) 21/3 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 8, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 21 including WIFI, JB105, WPGC, WLOL-FM, WKTI, KIQQ, 0106, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/1, light 8/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WHIO, KKUA, WDAY. Heavy: WHHY. WYCR, WJDX, BJ105, WKDQ, KBBK, 95XIL, WISE, KENT. Medium: WCBM, WCLR, WICC, WBT, WIS, KULF, WWNR, WLVA, WROV, KCRG. DUKE JUPITER "I'll Drink to You" (Coast-Coast/CBS) 41/12 LARRY LEE "Don't Talk" (Columbia) 20/10 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 2, Same 19, Down 1, Adds 12, WLOL-FM, KFRC, KIMN, WKEE, WOKI, WVIC, KBBK, WCIR, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 12/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, SM95, WHBC, KKRD, KBOI, KUGN, 95XIL, WAZY-FM, 99KG, KATI, KEGL on, KYYX on, KSEL-FM 22-18. WKZE-FM, WEIM, WSKY, WORG, KFQD. Medium: KEX, WGAC, KULF, WJON. DENIECE WILLIAMS "It's Gonna Take A Miracle" (ARC/Columbia) 40/11 DENIECE WILLIAMS Gonna Take A Miracle" 19/5 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 10, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 11, WBEN-FM, 940, KIIS-FM, WFBR, WKEE, KZFM, KROK, "It's (ARC/Columbia) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/1, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WWYZ, WBT, WWSA, KTWO, KRNO. FM100, KSKD, KILE, WCIL-FM, WXKS-FM 25-15, KEZR d-26, 0106 on, WFLB 33-27. Heavy: WWNR. Medium: WROR, WBEN, WJMD, WASH, WHBC, KSL, WKZE-FM, WEIM, KRBC, WSKY, WORG. RAINBOW "Stone Cold" (Mercury/PolyGram) 37/22 PATTI AUSTIN with JAMES INGRAM "Baby Come To Me" (Qwest/WB) 19/1 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 22 including KEZR, WRCK, 3WT, WYCR, WKEE, WMAK-FM, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WEIM. Heavy: KULF, KKUA, WLVA. WSPT, KATI, KOZE. WQUT, KMGK, KBBK, KSKD, WZYQ, WISE, 0101, Medium: WCBM, WBEN, SM95, WHIO, WKZE-FM, WCHV, WWSA, WDAY, KBOZ. T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally" (WB/Curb) 37/9 KARLA BONOFF "Personally" (Columbia) 18/11 Up 12, 6, 10, Down 0, Adds 9, KBEQ, WYCR, WFMF, G100, WZZR, KOFM, WKDQ, KCPX, Moves: Debuts Same Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/2, Light 6/6, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 11, WHHY, KBOI, KUGN, WKZE-FM, WPGC on, Z93 24-22, WHHY-FM 27-24, WBBQ 29-25, WOKI 36-33, Z102 31-29. WGUY, WWSA, WJON, KADE, KTWO, KBAI, KRNO, KISN. Medium: WLTA, WSB, KEX, KPLZ, WGAC, SM95, KWAV. CAROLE KING "One To One" (Atlantic) 35/5 LAURA BRANIGAN "All Night With Me" (Atlantic) 13/2 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 5, WLAN-FM, WTIX, WOUT, KJ100, WZZR, WNBC 25-22, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WWNR, WNAB. Medium: WHIO. WXKS-FM 27-20, KBEQ 35-31, KIQQ d-40, WPST 32-29, KLPQ on, KSTT d-25, WGUY 30-26, WAEV 27-19, WFOX 33-30. BOYS BAND "Please Don't Stop Me Baby (I'm On Fire)" (Elektra) 13/0 GEORGE BENSON "Never Give Up On A Good Thing" (WB) 30/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WSKY. Medium: KEX, WGY, KFQD, Moves: Up 13, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 4, Adds 0, B94 19-16, WXKS-FM 10-10, Y100 23-20, WCKX 20-17, SM95, WWNR, WLVA, KISN. KEARTH 14-11, WTIC-FM 19-16, WAXY 17-12, WDO0 20-17, WMAK-FM 8-8, WZZR d-30, KYNO-FM 10-10, KGGI BOBBY CALDWELL "Jamaica" (Polydor/PolyGram) 12/4 8-8, 0104 4-4, WFOX 18-14, WXLK on. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WHBC, KSL, KRNO, KRKK. Medium: GEORGE DUKE "Shine On" (Epic) 25/0 WBEN, WCCO, WIS, KWAV, WSKY, WDEF. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 2, Adds 0, WIFI on, B9415-3, CKGM on, KIQQ 26-22, KFRC 34-31, WTIC- SMOKEY ROBINSON "Old Fashioned Love" (Tamla/Motown) 11/8 FM 15-13, KZFM 18-14, KROD 22-18, WTIX 26-24, WMAK-FM 20-15, KGGI 17-15, KIKI on, 95SGF 11-10, 0101 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/5, Light 4/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, WSB, KEY103, KUGN, WWNR, KRBC, d-30, KVOL on. WSKY, WLVA, WORG. Medium: KCRG, WDAY. ROD STEWART "How Long" (WB) 24/23 RANDY GOODRUM "Sevin' It Up" (Polydor/PolyGram) 11/5 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 23 including KEGL, KIQQ, WPST, KXX106, WDOQ, Z104, KKXX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WGAC, WIS, WHBC, WHIO, KBOI. KNBQ, WACZ, 95XIL, 0104, WXLK, KPUR, WCIL-FM, KYYA. Medium: WLTA, KRBC. RICHARD "D" FIELDS "If It Ain't One Thing It's Another" (Boardwalk) 22/13 STEVIE NICKS "Edge Of Seventeen" (Modern/Atco) 9/0 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 13, WABC, WXKS-FM, CKGM, KRLA, KFI, KZFM, WTIX, B97, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WZZP, WSRZ, WROV. Medium: WDOQ, WVIC, KJRB, KVOL, KYYA, CKLW 13-11, KFRC 28-26. KRBE, WHHY, WCHV, KISN. SHALAMAR "A Night To Remember" (Solar/Elektra) 18/10 TIGHT FIT 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight" (Jive/Arista) 8/7 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 10, KFRC, WYCR, WKRZ-FM, CK101, KGGI, WGUY, WFLB, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 5/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WHBC, WWNR, WDEF, KSEL, WORG, WGLF, WYKS, KVOL, WXKS-FM d-28, Y100 on, KIQQ 38-34, WTIC-FM 30-28, KYNO-FM 31-19. KFQD, KTWO. SOFT CELL 'Tainted Love" (Sire/WB) 18/2 DAVID LASLEY "If I Had My Wish Tonight" (EMI America) 8/4 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 3, Adds 2, B94, KMGK, WIFI 20-13, WCAU-FM 11-9, Y100 8-6,195 15-14, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WWYZ, WHYN, WWNR, WEIM. KRLA 4-4, KI00 4-3, WRCK 6-5, WLAN-FM on, K104 15-14, WLYT d-17, 95XIL 35-28, KRNA 25-22, KFMZ 12-9. Medium: KULF, WSKY. ABBA 'The Visitors" (Atlantic) 17/11 MICKEY GILLEY'Tears Of The Lonely" (Epic) 8/3 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 11, WRCK, K104, WHHY-FM, KJRB, KBBK, KIKI, WGUY, WOMP- Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WCCO, WGAC, WORG. Medium: WCZY. FM, WFOX, KKQV, KFYR, KEGL d-26, WTSN on, WXLK on, KKLS on. ABBA 'The Visitors" (Atlantic) 7/4 JOHN HALL BAND "You Sure Fooled Me" (EMI America) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WTAE, WHHY, WFMK, WWNR. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 2, KZFM, WIGY, WLOL-FM 30-26, KEZR on, KINT d-34, WGH on, Medium: KRMG, WSKY, KCRG. WVIC 40-36, WJXQ 25-23, KMGK on, KBBK on, WAEV on, Q101 on, 99KG on, KFMZ on, KSLY on. STEVE CARLISLE "I'll Fall In Love Again" (Sweet City/MCA) 7/2 O'BRYAN "The Gigolo" (Capitol) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WGAC, KTWO. Heavy: WLTA. Medium: Moves: Up 7, Debuts 4, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 1, WGLF, WXKS-FM 21-17, KEARTH d-19, KRLA 18-17, KFI d-18, WHIO, WSKY. KIQQ 17-16, KFRC 6-6, KZFM d-28, WJDX 23-21, BJ105 on, FM102 27-18, KGGI 30-26, KIKI d-29, WFLB 29-25, CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Still In Saigon" (Epic) 7/2 KVOL on. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WZZP, WBOW. Medium: WHEN, WSRZ, SHOOTING STAR "Hollywood" (Virgin/Epic) 16/1 WROV, WDAY. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, WANS-FM, WLS 36-32, WLS-FM 36-32, WLOL-FM on, KIQQ on, RAY PARKER JR. 'The Other Woman" (Arista) 7/2 K104 32-30, WABB-FM on, WZYP on, WSSX 17-12, WJXQ on, KMGK 27-24, WIKS 5-4, WIGY on, KRNA on, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WGAR, WQUE. Heavy: WSKY. Medium: KFMZ 23-21. KULF, WHHY, WSRZ. CHRIS REA "Loving You" (Columbia) 16/1 TOTO "Rosanna" (Columbia) 6/6 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 1, Adds 1, WLOL-FM, KIQQ on, KEZR on, KZFM 27-19, KROK on, WZYP Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/4, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WHHY, WSRZ, KWAV, WLVA, KFOR, on, WMAK-FM on-dp, WOKI on, WSEZ on, WGH on, KNBQ on, KBBK on, KCPX 39-35, KCBN 25-22. KRKK. Continued on Page 69 Continued on Page 69

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12 8 2 0 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Don't Talk To Strangers (RCA) 5 1 1 O VANGELIS/Chariots Of Fire (Polydor/PolyGram) 3 3 1 2 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Make A Move On Me (MCA) 8 4 3 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Make A Move On Me (MCA) 10 9 6 J. GEILS BAND/Freeze-Frame (EMI America) 3 2 2 3 NEIL DIAMOND/On The Way To The Sky (Columbia) 7 7 5 0 VANGELIS/Chariots Of Fire (Polydor/PolyGram) 17 11 6 0 PAUL DAVIS/'65 Love Affair (Arista) 15 13 10 PAUL DAVIS/'65 Love Affair (Arista) 13 12 9 JOHN DENVER/Shanghai Breezes (RCA) 2 2 3 6 STEVIE WONDER/That Girl (Tamla/Motown) 7 5 5 6 SISTER SLEDGE/My Guy (Cotillion/Atco) 5 5 7 7 GO-GO'S/We Got The Beat (IRS/A&M) 6 6 4 7 Q. JONES featuring J. INGRAM/One Hundred Ways (A&M) 4 4 8 8 JOAN JETT Er BLACKHEARTS/I Love Rock 'N Roll (Boardwalk) 25 18 15 0 WILLIE NELSON/Always On My Mind (Columbia) 8 6 9 9 HUEY LEWIS Er THE NEWS/Do You Believe In Love (Chrysalis) 9 8 8 9 STEVIE WONDER/That Girl (Tamla/Motown) 27 18 12 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Did It In A Minute (RCA) 24 17 12 BARRY MANILOW/Let's Hang On (Arista) 13 12 11 11 STEVIE NICKS/Edge Of Seventeen (Modern/Atco) 2 3 7 11 JOURNEY/Open Arms (Columbia) 24 19 14 glie GREG GUIDRY/Goin' Down (Badland/Columbia) 1 7 11 12 BERTIE HIGGINS/Key Largo (Kat Family/CBS) 20 15 13 13 Q. JONES featuring J. INGRAM/One Hundred Ways (A&M) - 26 18 ® CHARLENE/l've Never Been To Me (Motown) 25 21 in CHARLENE/I've Never Been To Me (Motown) 27 20 17 ROBERTA FLACK/Making Love (Atlantic) 1 1 4 15 JOURNEY/Open Arms (Columbia) 11 10 10 15 LARRY CARLTON/Sleepwalk (WB) 21 17 16 16 QUARTERFLASH/Find Another Fool (Geffen) - - 25 (ID P. McCARTNEY with S. WONDER/Ebony And Ivory (Columbia) 29 22 19 TOMMY TUTONE/867-5309/Jenny (Columbia) 18 15 14 17 BARBRA STREISAND/Memory (Columbia) 19 16 15 18 LE ROUX/Nobody Said It Was Easy (Lookin' For The Lights) (RCA) 30 24 20 AL JARREAU/Teach Me Tonight (WB) - 28 in P. McCARTNEY with S. WONDER/Ebony And Ivory (Columbia) - 28 21 GREG GUIDRY/Goin' Down (Badland/Columbia) 25 21 20 20 VAN HALEN/(Oh) Pretty Woman (WB) - - 27 m DAN FOGELBERG/Run For The Roses (Full Moon/Epic) - 29 KOOL Er THE GANG/Get Down On It (De-Lite/PolyGram) 28 25 22 ® GENE COTTON/If I Could Get You (Into My Life) (Knoll) 28 24 el BEATLES/Movie Medley (Capitol) - - 26 ® GORDON LIGHTFOOT/Baby Step Back (WB) 30 25 011 ELTON JOHN/Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen) 4 9 13 23 CLIFF RICHARD/Daddy's Home (EMI America) 29 26 ROLLING STONES/Hang Fire (Rolling Stones/Atco) - - 28 e CARPENTERS/Beechwood 4-5789 (AErM) 26 23 22 25 DR. HOOK/Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk (Casablanca/PG) 16 14 16 25 POINTER SISTERS/Should I Do It (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 11 14 17 26 BERTIE HIGGINS/Key Largo (Kat Family/CBS) - SIMON & GARFUNKEL/Wake Up Little Susie (WB) - HUMAN LEAGUE/Don't You Want Me (AErM) - - 30 ELTON JOHN/Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen) FRANKE & KNOCKOUTS/VVithout You... (Millennium/RCA) 10 13 19 28 KENNY ROGERS/Through The Years (Liberty) CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Still In Saigon (Epic) 14 16 23 29 STEVIE WOODS/Just Can't Win 'Em All (Cotillion/Atco)

- I - RAY PARKER JR./The Other Woman (Arista) 21 21 24 30 MECO/Pop Goes The Movies Part (Arista) FRANKE Et KNOCKOUTS (47) POLICE (34) McCARTNEY/WONDER (49) DAN FOGELBERG (29) LITTLE RIVER BAND (39) ASIA (33) MOST. SIMON Et GARFUNKEL (35) EDDIE RABBITT (20) DAN FOGELBERG (34) TOTO (33) ADDED WARWICK/MATHIS (32) SHEENA EASTON (18) RICK SPRINGFIELD (124) JOAN JETT (76) VANGELIS (82) NEIL DIAMOND (44) VANGELIS (83) J. GEILS BAND (71) HOTTEST OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (67) STEVIE WONDER (42) OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (78) PAUL DAVIS (61) PAUL DAVIS (57) CHARLENE (35)

FRANKE BREAKERS. PAUL McCARTNEY Et THE KNOCKOUTS with STEVIE WONDER Without You (Not Another Lonely Night) Ebony And Ivory (Columbia) (M illennium/RCA) 82% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 18/3, Medium 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 22, Debuts 21, Same 44, 67/24, Light 33/19, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 49 including WTAE, Down 0, Adds 47 including JB105, WPGC, CHUM, Z93, 94Q, WPRO, 97AIA, WFYR, KHOW, and 44 more. Moves 25-16 on the KBEQ, WGCL, XTRA, Q103, KZZP, 92FLY, B97, KQKQ, KCBN. A/C chart. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on the CHR chart. DAN FOGELBERG HUMAN LEAGUE Run For The Roses (Full Moon/Epic) Don't You Want Me (AïtM) 73% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 62/10, 62% of our reporters on ft. Moves: Up 60, Debuts 13, Same 37, Light 30/15, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 29 including WJMD, KVIL, Down 1, Adds 20 including B94, JB105, KUBE, KIMN, WTIC-FM, WHB, KGW, KNBR, and 24 more. Moves 27-20 on the A/C chart. KHFI, WFMF, WMAK-FM, KIIK, WMEE, WOW, KKXX, KIDD, GREG GUIDRY WZYQ, KPUR. See Parallels, debuts at number 27 on the CHR Goin' Down (Badland/Columbia) chart. CHARLIE DANIELS BAND 64% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 34/0, Medium 49/5, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8 including KVIL, KFMB, Still In Saigon (Epic) YES95, and 5 more. Moves 21-19 on the A/C chart. 57% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 59, Debuts 20, Same 32, LIGHTFOOT Down 0, Adds 9, Z93, KBEQ, XTRA, KUBE, Q103, WTIX, WJDX, GORDON KRQ, WHEB, WBEN-FM 35-19, 96KX 15-13, WGCL 19-13, Baby Step Back (WB) KEARTH 30-27, WDRC-FM 30-25, KSTT 12-5. See Parallels, 62% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Medium 55/8, debuts at number 29 on the CHR chart. Light 19/5, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 16 including KDKA, KEZL, RAY PARKER JR. WTIC, 3WS, WRVR, and 11 more. Moves 26-22 on the A/C chart. The Other Woman (Arista) CARPENTERS 56% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 76, Debuts 12, Same 15, Beechwood 4-5789 (A8 M) Down 1, Adds 14, JB105, KITS -FM, KFRC, WPST, WKRZ-FM, 59% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 51/4, WAYS, WKFR, KSTT, KMGK, WKDQ, WHOT, KGGI, WGUY, Light 22/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 11 including WBEN, KDKA, KQIZ-FM, Z93 12-9. See Parallels, debuts at number 30 on the 55KRC, WTVN, KREM, and 6 more. Moves 28-24 on the A/C CHR chart. chart. ELTON JOHN MD NEW & ACTIVE Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen) 57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 12/1, Medium 52/5, RIVER BAND "Man On Your Mind" (Capitol) 114/39 QLITTLE KOPA, KZZP, WHFM, Light 20/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10 including KNBR, WRKA, Moves: Up 23, Debuts 27, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 39 including CKGM, Z93, 94Q, WDRC-FM, 0106, WAYS, WSSX, WKFR, KIDD, WTSN, WFOX, 99KG. WMAZ, KUDL, KSL, and 5 more. Moves 30-27 on the A/C chart. FOGELBERG "Run For The Roses" (Full Moon/Epic) 110/34 OEDAN WLAN-FM, WYCR, Moves: Up 29, Debuts 25, Same 21, Down 1, Adds 34 including WKBW, WGCL, VI/TRY, SIMON Ft GARFUNKEL KFYR, KKLV. KHFI, WRQK, KIIK, KOKO, KGGI, WGUY, WOMP-FM, WCGQ, From Magnum P.I.' " (Elektra) 100/8 Wake Up Little Susie (WB) MIKE POST "Theme KYYX, KROD, KJ100, Moves: Up 53, Debuts 7, Same 23, Down 9, Adds 8, WXKS-FM, 94Q, KRLA, 55% our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 43/13, WHHY-FM 23-16, WBCY of KNBQ, WCIR, Z93 22-15, KEARTH 25-20, KOPA 29-25, WKRZ-FM 29-24, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 35 including WIP, WLTA, 1-1, KKXL 20-17. Light 28/19, MANILOW "Let's Hang On" (Arista) 98/17 WISN, WCCO, KFMB, and 30 more. Debuts at number 26 on the BARRY WGCL, 3WT, Moves: Up 43, Debuts 16, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 17 including WNBC, WIFI, JB105, A/C chart. 0106, WAKX, KSTT, KEYN-FM, WOW, WLYT, WDJX, KIKI, KILE, KELO.

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