FCC Adopts Nine Kilohertz Proposal

ISSUE NUMBER 313 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER DECEMBER 21,1979

BREATH OF FRESH AIR BROADCASTERS DISPLAY MIXED REACTIONS Colorado Station FCC Adopts Nine Kilohertz Proposal

Uses Wind Power Based on our tests (at WLBH/ Final Decision Expected March, 1980 Mattoon, IL) it shouldn't cost For k FMt steamboat Spring.. more than $1000 to $2500. CO, Fitment* the station is a By unanimous vote. the FCC on the Com mission's action, see Len Hensel, VP/GM, WSM/Nash- Weser The station's generator is recom mended last Wednesday Page 4.) ville: Personally, I'm disappoint- a gliitit windmill la 'Jacobs wind (12-12) that spacing for the AM Broadcasters' reactions included ed with the WARC decision to ex- generntitr'') with a 14-foot blade dia- band be reduced This would in- the following: pand the dial slowly, but if we in meter and three seven-foot-plus creaae the total number of AM ay-ne Stacy. Director of Govern- fact need more stations. 9 kHz is blades see photo) atop a 163-ft channels from 1(17 to 119 and make ment and Public Policy, Canadian better than breaking up the clears. high pole According to station room for an additional 300 to 1400 Broadcasters Association: Canada Car Simpson. Pres, % MN/Ty- owner Michael Barry. electncity stations won't approve 9 kHz spacing. We rone. PA: I would like to see ad- generated by the wind is stored in Prior to kHz9 becoming reality have few daytimers in Canada. so ditional stations given to those 20 Mx-volt hattenes ''‘Vith that in the U S. however. countries in we're not concerned. who want to get into broadcasting. capacity, we have about I%f -e days' North and South Arnenca Re- Ray Livesay . Pres:. Daytime For example, create one full-time storsge should then. he no wind at gion 2) must meet next March and Broadcaster. issociation: The frequency in major cities to serve all which hasn't happened yet.•' agree jointly to adopt it FUR has FC("s decision is a great victory minorities Barry told R&R. •'We've got a lot learned for example. that Canadian for us. but before more radio sta- Lew Latta NRBA Legal Com- of wind up there •• Winds up to Barry says the station saves broadcasters are united against bons are added, present daytimers mittee Chairman (Pres. W.AKX/ 70mph have been recorded at the about $100 a month on electric the proposal For the inside story !Sankt be permitted to go full time [Muth. MN) Personally, believeI site hills, and earns investment tax it's a political decision and if they SYMBOLIZING CAPTIVES PLIGHT The station operates 19 hours a credits for using alternate eneno• succeed on AM, they'll move to re- day on a MS-watt signal descnhed sources. Barry. who heats his own duce FM spacing, which would be as "excellent" by Barry A Zmph home with a wood-burning stove. Ohio PD Becomes Voluntary "Hostage" even more disastrous wind will generate 50 amps per com mented. "If people have the Arnie Lerner, NAB Radio Board hour of ;lower. and the station uses opportunitx to tor alternate enerxv staitt Stiller. PI) and morning ohs-twig support Loral newspaper Chairman (Pres WILK/Lowell, only 14 amps hour') pni%. Wing a stain-es, they certainly ought to - man at 'i% OBI. Oberlin. OM like reporters %very in the studio an MA) It's ill-considered. I'm very ready ism -er surplus There is an The soft-AOR station calls ascii many of his radio colleagues hour after his first announcement. disappointed they would go ahead emergency backup gasoline gen- "The Sound Of The W ind" or was trying to think of a poratne and the wire senices picked up without an impact study (i.e., cnt- erator tnggered by remote con- "The World's Only Wind-Powered gesture for the Iran crisis At noon HOSTAGE/ Sea Page 12 FCC/ See Page 12 trol should wind power nin out Radio Station' ' tlfl the air Monda) (12-10) he announced over the air that he would be tied to a FIBS.T BOOK chair in a newsroom cubicle for R&R's Annual Seasonal Hiatus three hours, and would %oluntartly As the weather freezes. radio stations generally freeze their play- San Diego Arbitron Figures 0 N '79 confine himself to the Country sta- lists around Christmas and New Year's, and MR has always felt tion's studios for a "few days" to K.IQY Changes Calls, Leads Market With Beautiful that when the music slows down and the industry takes a rest, so simulate the plight of the Ameri- should we So the issue you're reading will be our last of the year. Muncie; Three AOR's Up Strongly: KFNIB Drops Four can hostages in Tehran and de- However. R&R's staffers will be on hand at Century City and Wash- Shnres As Baseball Ends; Disco KITT Dives monstrate support for them ; ington, D C. offices over the holiday season to help our readers out 0/ti '79 Listener response was over- M '79 I in any way we can We'll be back with an R&R issue dated January whelming. During the first day KlIZT (0) 2.9 3.7 I II, in the meantime, best holiday wishes from all of us. Miller was deluged with calls KCBQ PA)( 2.8 25 kEZL-FM (BM) 5.3 4.5 KFMB (PA) 8.0 38 42 KFMEt-FM (RI 5.1 KFS.D (CL) 15 3.6 1.7 2.6 KGB (RI• 5.7 KGB-FM (AI 4.4 5.0 K1FM (A) 3.5 2.2 KITT (D) 42 1.5 KJFM IBM) 1.8 7.7 KJQV-FM BM)i 6.0 4.6 3.1 KMJC 3.1 KOGO (PA) 2.2 4.1 5.6 KPR1 (Al 4.6 5.0 KSDO N) 3.6 3.2 KSON (C) 2.1 2.4 KSON-FM (C) 4.4 2.5 KN'XY (PA) 6 1.0 XHRM (PA) 5.2 3.9 XTRA (BM) 4.8 4.4 XTRA-FM (A)• 11 1.0 KABC (T) 24 2.8 KF1 (R) 28 2.4 KNX (N) .4111 . •KJQY-FM was KOZN-FM in the A/M book, same format. Last MILL/ON DOLLAR QUARTET - As radio stations have stepped up their "cash grab promotions. R&R has three stations listed are Los Angeles-based. KGB-AM switched from devoted more space to pictures of currency laden winners living on the vauit line This week we have a mon AOR to Top 40 between books XTRA-FM; switched from Top 40 rage spectacular featuring four photos of people getting hot under the dollars. The two gentlemen at top left are WILSr Louis PD Mike Carta (left) and bank president Dave McKay preparing a vault for a $1 miliion to AOR This data IS COPynghted by Arbitron Non-subscnbers to Arbitron syndicated plus "'Dash For Cash, - won by the lady at top right, who carried off in hands, feet, arms, and mouth almost radio seroce many not repent or use this information in any form m ac The doughboy at lower left was given 60 seconds in a $7 million filled vault by WDAE/Tampa in its Average Quarter Hour Shares are Monday-Sunday 63m-midnight, Metro "Million Dollar Cash Grab. - and scraped up $12.886 At lower right, a WIRE/Indianapolis "'Super Cash Grab" winner extracts $15.828 from a $1 million glass vault in 60 seconds. Thanks to radio, at least three people Survey Area, 12 + . Advance figures supplied by subscribing stations and vertified by Art* had ample holiday season funds.

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called the police and, accompanied An armed intruder invaded if this was KEEL. When Odon told SUM MING UP THE SEVENTIES: A CONVERSATION by an attorney armed with a .38 KEEL-AM and KMBQ-FM/Shreve- him no, it was KMBQ, the man WITH JERRY CLIFTON — When Asked To Look Back pistol, drove across the street in poi-t last Wednesday (12-12), wan- seemed to relax, although still At The Past Decade In Top 40 Radio, Longtime Pro- holding the gun to Odon's face. his Cadillac, which he parked in lering through the outlets' facil- gram mer Jerry Clifton Explains His Theory Of "Basic ties, threatening employees, and When Odon politely excused him- front of the intruder's car, pre- venting him from leaving. Waytt Neglect." Discover Why Clifton Advises PD's To firing several shots into the build- self to do a break, the intruder left Spend More Time Outside Their Stations, A Simple ing, the station's windows, and a the control room and wandered then repeatedly asked the gunman if he was going to shoot him. Even- Music Formula For The 80's, And Much More. tape recorder. down the halls to the production See Page 22 Howard Clark, Program Direc- room where he fired several rounds tually, the intruder dropped his rifle and asked to borrow a cigar- R&R COUNTRY RADIO POLL RESULTS — Now That tor for the stations, described the into a tape recorder. The man incident to R&R: "About five in then left the station, went back to ette from Waytt. Your Votes Are In, Jim Duncan Rounds Up The Within minutes, 15-20 police ar- he afternoon, an individual drove his car, and proceeded to reload Winners Of The Fourth Annual 1979 R&R Country rived and took the gunman into into the parking lot and shot a neat his rifle. Radio Music Poll. custody. According to Clark, the little hole in my second-floor win- Meanwhile, someone who had See Page 63 man's explanation for his bizarre dow. He continued walking down been waiting to see one of the KEEL actions was that he had heard the driveway, firing a .22 automa- staffers had walked across the Nazis, which only he could hear, tic rifle from the hip, scattering street and told local insurance talking to him on the radio. No one this week... five shots along the length of the salesman Guard Waytt what was was hurt during the incident. window. going on at the radio station. Waytt "He then walked inside the sta- NE WS/TALK: THE HUMAN INTEREST APPROACH tion," Clark continued, "and de- 14 MARKETS BEGIN SPRING SWEEP EARLY TO THE HOLIDAYS manded to see morning DJ Jeff Across the nation News/Talk operations will be concentrating Edmond. The receptionist told Extended Measurement on the human side of holiday events, ranging from Christmas him Jeff was not available, so he cards for Iran to Santa sightings. shoved his way past her and walk- . See Page 8 ed up to the second floor where Affects Satellite Markets one of the station staffers stopped With virtual year-round surveys Below is a list of the major mar- RATINGS FOR THE 80'S him and asked him what he was On the eve of the 80's representatives from Arbitron, Burke, due in the top three markets (R&R kets which approved Extended doing there (she didn't notice the Mediastat and RAM discuss their respective plans for expansion 12-14), broadcasters in almost a Measurement and the relevant ad- rifle and was not aware he'd just in the forthcoming decade. dozen other Arbitron markets will jacent markets also affected by Se Page 1 8 shot up the building)." also be subject to continuous mea- this decision: Staffers Threatened surement. New York, Los Angeles New York — also includes Nas- FINDING YOUR COMPETITIVE EDGE The intruder refused to leave, so and Chicago area broadcasters sau-Suffolk. Bridgeport, and New Discovering what makes your station unique and capitalizing on Haven markets. the staffer, noticing the rifle, yell- have approved the beginning of this difference is a major marketing challenge. Dr. Richard Lutz Los Angeles — also covers Ana- ed for News Director Jeff Stenian's extended measurement, effective explains how to determine your strengths and how to sharpen heim and San Diego. assistance, warning him that the February 28, 1980, the date which this competitive edge as well. intruder had a gun. Sternan ducked will signal the start of the spring Chicago — includes Blooming- See Page 19 into a closet and the staffer took ad- quarter 12-week sweep. However, ton, IL, Davenport-Rock Island, vantage of the confusion to run up- according to Arbitron spokeper- Madison, Peoria, Rockford, and "FISH REPORTS" AND "WHOO-AA" stairs to her office and lock the son Connie Anthes, smaller mar- South Bend. Looking for the secret to KMET's success? Jeff Gelb describes It should be noted that the San door. kets located within the TSA of any some of the unique programming elements currently in action Diego broadcasters had already Next, the intruder walked into of the top three markets will also at L.A.'s top-rated AOR. approved the usage of the quar- See Page 53 the KMBQ control room where be included in the extended mea- Dave Odon was on-air and asked surement. terly surveys in their market. features formats Washington Report . .. 4 Top 40 22 What's New 8 Dancemusic 40 Street Talk 12 Black Radio 48 Gary Owens 14 AOR 53 TV News 14 Country 62 Brad Messer 16 Ratings & Research.. 18 Pop/Adult 67 Media Marketing 19 Picture Pages 43 Opportunities 70 staff

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Senior Editor : M ARK SHIPPER Art Director: RICHARD ZU M WALT Director, Creative Services : STEVE USLAN News Editor: KEN BARNES WPFR ARRA NGES MARTIN TOUR OF "NO WHERE" CITY — When Steve Martin referred to Terre Haute, /N Associate News Editor • DON WALLER as the most "nowhere city" in the U.S. in a Playboy interview, locals started to get "haute" under the collar. Top 10 Editor : JOHN LEADER So AOR station WPFR arranged a gala, deluxe tour of Terre Haute for Martin, in conjunction with Playboy. Country Editor • JIM DUNCAN Nashville Editor • BIFF COLLIE Morning team Larry Trim mer and Mel Browning presented Martin with a '57 Chevy for the day, and they AOR Editor JEFF GELB all met the mayor at one of the city's posher greasy spoons, the Shuffle Inn, where a Playboy imported Pop ,Adulf Editor . MIKE KASAB O Black Radio Editor BILL SPEED chef (from Chicago) prepared a gourmet feast, according to PD R.J. Cortrecht. 2000 Terre Haute residents Dancemusic Editors PA M BELLA MY, GAIL MITCHELL watched as Martin was given the key to the city, and the whirlwind jaunt was topped off by tours Ratings & Research Editor . JHAN HIBER of Terre Haute's top tourist attractions, a fertilizer plant, a tractor company, and a car wash. Above, Martin Media Marketing RICHARD LUTZ Associate Editors , CHRISTINA ANTH ONY, ELLEN BARNES, is pictured with the station's Trim mer (left) and Browning (right). NANCY HOFF. LINDA MOSHONTZ, SYLVIA SALAZAR, LEE WADE Associate Art Director M ARILYN FRANDSEN Photography ROGER ZU M WALT Production Manager LESLIE HALPERN Production Assistants: RICHARD AGATA, SAN DRA GUTIERREZ. Bayley Named VP/GM Of TM Programming KENT THO M AS Display Advertising KEN ROSE Circulation KRISANN AGLIO and is staffed with some of the Research .JACK TOOTH MAN Lee Bayley, PD at K1OQ (FM- has lots of new ideas that give us best programmers and salespeople lou) /Los Angeles, has been named great confidence as we enter the Weshington Bureau: 1101 Connecticut Ave NW Suite 1001 in the business, and I am very Washington D C 20036 (2021 via 1980 VP/GM of TM Programming in 80's." Bureau Chief JONATHAN HALL much looking forward to being a Dallas. The appointment reunites °Ike Manager VIVIAN FUNN Bayley, whose background in- part of that." Legal Counsel JASON SHRINSK Y Bayley with former FM-100 VP/GM Associate Editor ELISABETH GOOD Pat Shaughnessy, who resigned cludes a stint with Drake-Chenault's Radio It Records if published every Frklas by Remo 6 !words Inc 1930 C9,99,, Pea, Wolf L A CA 0006112131553-4330 SubscrpfiOnS 6110 Ow vs, or 545 Per wader AO reasoned. rens taken but that position to become President syndication division prior to his Beautiful Music no responsitymy assumed rot unsOlocifed materiel R6F1 re, • IVOS at rights in matenel accettled 10, PubliCe of the TM companies ( R&R 11-9). joining FM-100, told R&R, "I con- lion AN tellers eddreSied to RCA or as Edda. We be assumed Intended Ni pubkcalan and roproduClen Shaughnessy, commenting upon sider this to be the greatest oppor- Returns end may therefore be used tor this pwpos• Nothmg may be reproduCed in whole or in part without Written P.m...Ion from the PO W., rho term. Back Page, Bleaker. Most Added Retails and Street ram are tunity I've ever had. It isn't every R&R's regular Beautiful Mu- Bayley's appointment, told R&R, registered trademarks ol Radio 6 Records Applications by Radio 4 Records, Inc for regifle ,ed trademark , b sic radio coverage returns in ''Lee brings with him an absolute day that a person who's spent a pending for National Airplay 30 Radio 6 Records Printed in U S A Moiled fell vies, to Me united Slates our January 11 issue, featuring Can ada England Austratt• New Zealand and Japan 1 09 Radio S Records, no A disown of wealth of experience and know- lot of years in programming is the first current and recurrent Hang Ranks Communrcations ledge in all phases of broadcast given a shot at something like this. TM certainly is a great company music lists. syndication He's a big asset and B&WFriday, December 21, 1879

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WHAT WILL BE EFFECT ON AM STEREO? FCC At A Glance Inside Story on FCC's Nine Kilohertz Action Concern For AM Stereo The FCC's decision behind closed doors last week to Public Co mplains About Loud Although the vote was unani- formally favor a reduction in AM band channel spacing mous. Commissioners Jim Quello Co m mercials, Broadcasters Protest from 10 kHz to 9 kHz (see Page 1) was highly consistent and Abbott Washburn expressed Members of the public raised their voices last week to tell the FCC with the Commission's proposed plan for deregulation. In reservations. In an opinion written commercials on radio and TV are too loud, but broadcasters opposed a nutshell, the FCC has seemingly offered a trade-off: by Quello with which Washburn regulating loud commercials. The Oregon Association of Broadcasters fewer radio rules and regulations and less paperwork in agreed, Quello said he would like said, "Another inquiry into noisy commercials is an unnecessary govern- more tests to be convinced that return for diversity — an increase in the number of AM ment expense." NRBA pointed out this week that people who are irritated stations could operate within re- by loud commercials tend not to buy advertised products, which was stations. But privately. R&R has on record is Canadian broadcas- quired parameters after shifting supported in comments by the general public. NAB told the FCC its learned, various high ranking ters' opposition. Wayne Stacy, Di- frequencies. None of the three sta- Engineering Committee is studying loudness variations to determine if FCC staffers who had a hand in rector of Government and Public tions tested last October ( WELO/ existing radio equipment reduces decibel variation in broadcast pro- the proposal, some Commissioners Policy, Canadian Broadcasters Tupelo, MS; WI1311/ Mattoon, IL; who voted for 9 kHz. and even a Association, told R&R, "The one and KLAK/Lakewood. CO) (R&R gramming. few key White House staffers positive benefit we see is to get Harte-Hanks Conununications , Inc. 10-5) stayed within the parame- Ferris Asks IRS To Let are saying the chances for pas- more U.S. daytimers on the air. ters, but engineers assured the of San Antonio. sage at the Region 2 (Western We have more complicated an- Commission the problem could be NAB Operate Minority Kahn/Hazeltine's Hemisphere) Conference next tenna arrays in Canada than you corrected, he wrote. Investment Corporation March in Buenos Aires are much do in the U.S. Some of our stations. Quello also said the impact on "Sibilant Ghost" Saying lack of financing is still less than 50-50. have nine towers, and conversion AM stereo has not been fully as- In the continuing battle among the single greatest stumbling block "No Way" Says Canada to 9 kHz would cost up to $100.000 sessed. But the FCC's Chief Scien- minorities face when trying to buy AM stereo manufacturers fighting One big stumbling block already per station." tist, Steve Lukasik, told R&R that for FCC approval, Kahn/Hazeltine AM stereo can be implemented broadcast facilities, FCC Com- missioner Charles Ferris asked has come up with a new reason even if 9 kHz is adopted. why the FCC should approve its The Week In Review the Internal Revenue Service system over Belar, Motorola, Har- Wednesday (12-19) to permit NAB • FCC approves 9 kHz in preparation for U.S. Will Make 9 kHz to operate a Minority Enterprise ris and Magnavox. It's called the Proposal To North And Business Investment Corporation "sibilant ghost" or sibilant sounds next year's Region 2 Conference. Broadcas- of a vocalist hissing out of one South American Nations (MESBIC). IRS approval is needed for the 1VIESBIC to be consider- channel rather than appearing to ters have mixed reactions. (See Page 1 and The U.S. delegation will officially ed a charitable organization. come from dead center. Kahn con- this page). present the 9 kHz proposal to the tends that this displacement of Region 2 Administrative Con- MESBIC's provide low cost loans • Radio deregulation gets endorsement from and loan guarantees to minority what it calls "annoying sounds" ference in March 1980 in Buenos buyers. NAB has received pledges is due to the phase sensitivity of its NAB Board. Aires. Nations attending the con- competitors' systems. "Sibilant • Public broadcasters at odds over loud com- ference will try to reach agree- and contributions of $10 million (of their $15 million goal) for its Minor- ghost is not present in the Kahn/ ment about the use of the AM spec- Hazeltine independent sideband mercials. trum. Commissioner Bob Lee will ity Business Investment Fund, including most recently $100,000 from AM stereo system," Kahn claimed. — Jonathan Hall head the U.S. delegation.

HOBERMAN WANTS ASSURANCES NAB Board Vacillates, Endorses Total Radio Deregulation Public Interest Groups ments," he said. Krasnow added he hopes "content neutral guideline." According to Continue Opposition the FCC will receive more comments on de- Mean while, Pubiic Groups ABC Washington VP Gene Cowen, this regulation than they ever have for any So far, comments on radio deregulation would establish a general program percen- Making Waves other proposal. are running more in opposition than in tage guideline which if met by broadcasters favor. That's because public interest groups would assure their renewals. ABC Radio Here's what led the NAB Board last week who oppose the elimination of non-enter- Affiliates' Government Affairs Advisory Predicts FCC Will in a special session to support unanimously tainment guidelines got their comments in Committee is thought to be in agreement Okay Deregulation early. Last week the FCC heard from three the FCC's radio deregulation proposal: with some form of guideline. more groups. Here are some of the reasons • Board was afraid of sending false sig- When asked whether such strong support Jerry Lee, Pres. WDVR/ Philadelphia, they gave for being against deregulation: nals to Congress if they opposed deregulation. argued in favor of the FCC's total deregula- for deregulation wouldn't alienate Commis- • Bruce Fiedler. Community Relations • Board's belief that best hope for com- tion package because he believes no matter sioner Tyrone Brown, who advocates fixed Representative for Goodwill Industries of prehensive deregulation must come from what stance broadcasters take, the FCC percentages of locally-produced public af- Oakland, CA: "It may be that rural stations Capitol Hill. fairs programs. Krasnow responded, "I feel will continue to set program guidelines (i.e., will continue to air public service announce- • Concern of linking radio and TV. FCC Commissioner Tyrone Brown's proposal of there are enough votes on this commission ments, but the fierce competition of the is considering qualitative TV program to get deregulation without Ty Brown." a catch-all "local" percentage category). metropolitan market (where the majority guidelines. Krasnow predicted that Commissioners of community service agencies are located) • Opposing deregulation would be hard Push Is On Anne Jones, Bob Lee, and Jim Quello would is not likely to encourage a station to pro- sell to members. fall in behind Chairman Charles Ferris in vide air time gratis when its competition is • Wanted to make position clear so broad- supporting deregulation. Insiders told RAH that prior to the official charging high rates for the same slot." casters could begin filling comments. Ex- vote, NAB President Vincent Wasilewski cept for ABC. only opposing comments • Stanley Fleishman, Attorney for Par- gave a moving historical account of how Other Proposals alyzed Veterans of America: "For the most have appeared to date at the FCC broadcasters had traditionally been against Most high ranking FCC officials were depart, the only positive references to handi- all forms of government regulation. "We capped individuals on radio appear in pub- lighted by NAB's endorsement. As early as In addition to the Lerner and Hoberrnan support deregulation with no guidelines," lic affairs programs. The Commission, by a few hours prior to the decision. Commis- proposals. others were offered by NAB Ra- said Arnie Lerner, NAB Radio Board Chair- freeing the radio licensee from its obliga- sion staffers thought NAB might reiterate dio Board Vice-Chairman Eddie Fritts (Pres. man (Pres. WLLH/ Lowell, MA). after the tion to carry public affairs programs. will its October stance calling for program per- Fritts Broadcasting), KOBE/Las Cruces, votes were in. Giving ground along with NM Pres Walt Rubens. and KWED/Seguin, wipe out virtually the only positive radio centage guidelines. Lerner, who initially wanted the "security" TX Pres. Stan McKenzie. It was an amalga- program dealing with handicapped." of a program percentage guideline, was mation of their ideas that was woven into • Carlton Weyer, Executive Director. Ohio ABC Calls For Optional Guidelines WOOD/Grand Rapids, MI Exec. VP Mike the NAB Board's final resolution. Council of Churches: "A license does not Lareau. Their proposals supported an all-out move mean ownership, but rather, public trustee- Erwin Krasnow, NAB Legal Counsel, who ABC Radio President Ben Hoberman's to deregulation of commercials, ascertain- ship. The licensee is charged with providing had earlier agreed with Lerner, said the each local community with a voice of its suggestion to the NAB board was to ask the ment, program logs, and program percen- push will be on right away to get broadcast- FCC to issue a rulemaking proceeding to tages. own through the broadcast frequency al- ers to file comments in support of radio de- determine what standards could be used to Fritts seemed to summarize a general located to it." regulation. "We not only want to hit the give broadcasters "a presumption of re- finding by most all board members that as- Broadcasters are reminded that com- Commission, we want broadcasters to write ments on radio deregulation are due January newal." — i.e., an assurance of renewal if certainment is the biggest headache to ra- Congress and the White House. The NAB 25. 1980 with reply comments due April 15, certain programming guidelines are met. dio broadcasters , asserting that radio won't Legal Department will urge all corrununi- This week ABC decided to go its own way, fail the public if it's deregulated. 1980. cations attorneys in town to file strong corn- and filed comments seeking an optional

W WI today Dik ember 71 1971 Washington Report Street Talk People Rumor is Metromedia offered a Latino group i111s.iflg renewal of several Chicago stations parity in all four top job categories. Group reportedly turned them down flat. Dirk & Bert spots supporting KAB's "Radio Red Hot" campaign were mailed to all non-members this week ( members have already received tapes), thanks to ItKi ), which picked up the tab for duplication and mailing. FtAB President Mlles David is asking every station in the country to air the spots 10 times a day in January. Radio campaign supporting cards to American hostages in Iran got extra push from NAB, which is asking members to beef up efforts and mail cards to NAB. NAB Radio VP Wayne t'ornils will then deliver them to the Iranian Embassy in Washington. KAUM /Houston is sending what may be the world's biggest Christmas card to the

Terry flourigan Frank Murphy American hostages in Iran. The card is 20 feet long, with room for tens of thousands of signatures. "We wanted to give the people of Houston an opportunity to express their Washington from Presidential contenders Ted Gannett ('0. Broadcast Execu- Kennedy, John Connally, and emotions as a community," said GM Willard lochridge. Uves tpartially pictured below) Howard Baker. Despite criticism that the FCC Broadcast Bureau was downplaying the role of units Terry Hourigan, former Mutual were given the opportunity to ex- which process public broadcasting applications, the bureau maintains it's paying more VP for Station Relations, promot- plain their 13 radio operations, in- ed to VP for Programming Re- attention to those facilities. For example, the bureau says its new FM Branch will act cluding six Beautiful Music sta- placing Hourigan is former Station on new applications within nine months, instead of taking up to a year as was common in tions, two News/Talk operations. Relations Director Frank Murphy. and three Black formats, to Gan- Mutual General Counsel Bruce the past. fiett's 100 newspaper publishers NPR Pres. Frank Mankiewiez says he's okay about recent staff changes delegating Goodman has been named VP/GC. and editors at an annual year-end more responsibility for public broadcasting issues to Jeff Baumann's Policy & Rules Marilyn McDermitt named to conference in Washington last be FCC Broadcast Bureau Chief Division. week. Gannett Broadcast Presi- In Tampa, broadcasters came out 50-50 in talks this week with Arbitron executives dent Al Flanagan hosted a 24- Dick Shiben's Asst. Chief for Man- agement Personnel. Lionel Mans- projector, multimedia presenta- Marty Tool and Richard Lamb, who are pushing a third book. "We'll only have six tion called "Media In The 80's" gas. Shiben's Special Asst. for days from delivery of the fall book to the start of the new Jan/Feb book" complained EEO. has resigned. which 1) projected increased pro- one broadcaster. Second complaint is that large vacation element will substantially alter fits for radio and TV despite greater EUsworth, ME competition from new technolo- ratings during sun season. Norm Gallant, Secretary-Trea- gies for old dollars, 2) stressed the dangers of increased government surer of the Maine Association of Broadcasters for 25 years, has regulation. and 3) called for full First Amendment rights for broad- been named Exec. Director of the organization. Gallant has been casters Gannett executives were also treated to a visit to the White acting Exec. Director for two House. preceded by addresses years. JOHN EASTMAN

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s,.../PL HAPPY ANNIVERSARY — WPLP/Pinellas Park. FL celebrated its first anniversary as a Talk station with a day long broadcast from a local Tampa Bay mall 8000 people came through to participate in the festivities, and •-r the entire station staff turned out to share a large birthday cake, pictured above

News Personalities GANNETT RADIO EXECS — Pictured at the Gannett Washington meeting Art Dineen, WXYZ/Detroit's late night are, II r. seated) Combined Com munications VP/Radio & National PD Jay Cook, Pres./G M WVON & WGCl/Chicago Earnest James, and KSD & News/ talk show host, exchanged jobs with Playboy KCFM/Sr Louis GM. Stan Greenberg. Shown ll-r, standing) are W W WE & Magazine photographer Jeff Cohen last week. WOOK/Cleveland VP/G M Paul Aaron, WCZY/Detroit Pres./G M Fritz Beese The two decided to trade roles one night when myer, WCZY National Sales Manager George Mills, and Gannett Radio Talk Division President John Bayliss. Not pictured are KSDO & KEZUSan Cohen was a guest on Dineen's show. In his Diego Pres./G M Steve Jacobs and KIISILos Angeles Pros./G M Ed Boyd ___] new job. Dineen had to try to persuade Chi- cago Mayor Jane Byrne to give Playboy "a closer look" at big city government, while as Celebrating Christmas talk show host, Jeff Cohen interviewed Groudio Marx's son Arthur. Ted Landphair, recently dumped by NPR from his At News/Talk Stations job as Exec. Producer of "Morning Edition," has landed on his feet at KFWB/Los Angeles. Before his short-lived tenure at NPR. Landphair was News Director at WMAL/ favorites like the "Jack Benny" and "Amos and Andy" "We want to do something different with- Washington for seven years. Christmas shows, "A Christmas Carol" starring Lionel Ken Minyard and Bob Arthur, KABC/Los Angeles out doing music," said WKAT/Miami PD Don Barrymore and Orson Welles, and CBS News Corres- co-anchors, recently chaired the St. Jude Hospital Holi- Karnes. So, on Christmas Eve, listeners who pondent Douglas Edwards's 31st annual trip to the North day Bazaar and Raffle. They were joined by Danny Tho- reach the station will be able to call anyone in Pole to visit Santa and Mrs. Claus. WAVI/Dayton and the post office combined efforts mas, the hospital's founder. KABC talk show host Larry the world for three minutes and say Merry Van Nuys, meanwhile, participated in a "Save The Au- to answer letters to Santa. "We believe in people power," Christmas on the air. tistic Children Telethon" broadcast on a local TV station said PD Jim Bor. "We read letters to Santa on the air Air personalities at WOR/New York are sharing their Two WFAA/Dallas talk show hosts have a "Twelve and ask listeners to help out. If Bobbie tells Santa Mommy favorite personal Christmas experiences with listeners Days of Christmas" contest going. In the morning Kevin really needs a blanket. people stop by the station with a this year. 'They really came up with meaningful, origin- Mc('arthy mentions a Christmas food, like fruitcake. In al lanes." said Producer Joan Past°. who has been work- dollar or two and pretty soon we have enough for a blanket. We give it to the post office and they deliver it the afternoon. Ed Busch asks callers what food was men- ing on the show since Thanksgiving. Pegeen Fitzgerald honed. If the caller answers correctly he or she wins the tells the story of her childhood in Kansas when her family to Bobbie's Mom." Mutual's WCFL/Chicago is doing remotes from the fruitcake. The caller who can name all twelve items at tied tumbleweeds together for a Christmas tree. Patsy the end of the contest wins a picnic basket full of goodies McCann remembers the Christmas she got her first radio. city's new State Street Mall. with Wanda Wells hosting. She'll talk with shoppers. and special guests will drop by worth $75. Between memories the station will play music, and other Don Brewer, KYW/Plilledelphia Food and Wine Editor. famous personalities like Arlene Francis will read favor- to chat. In addition. a group of musicians will provide a 2:30pm Christmas music interlude. Santa hosts a talk was awarded a 1 million lire ($1000) prize by the Italian ite Christmas poems or stories show Christmas Eve on WRNG/Atianta from 4pm to Wine-growers Association for his broadcast on Frascati KOA/Denver Station Manager Joel Day says his wines. The winning piece was described as a "glowing 7pm. The station will play Christmas music nicat of Christ- station is offering "the greatest parade of seasonal en- recollection" of a lunch with an Italian Senator at which mas Day tertairunent ever offered in the Denver area." That Frascati was liberally served Christmas Eve and Day programming will include old ARDES'e PAItT

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E N MN N E the marketing effort on behalf of "No Sill 511115115110, 1111 1 1111111 1050 eral 60- and 30-second public serv- 011 5111111 11011 101 •011 105511 111111 = N M. MN M UNN E n 1111 11 11111111 111001110 110115 11110 ice announcements by Jackson Browne M N INN En NMI EN NMI NO NM Nukes," a three-record set of live mu- SI M III 1 111105 151111 111 1115101A• INN O M E N M UNI 1101 11115 101 11. 111 01111111 1011 m aw ma sic from the MUSE Concerts For A 1.11 501n m urk Stilt Wilt IS liii Ik and Graham Nash asking for tax- N M ma awe m oor ‘eimzw mummy gmp Non Nuclear Future 40 minutes in " deductable donations to the MUSE length, the disc contains lour five- Foundation. VOLUME 2 minute interviews with Jackson Designed to be used as a program- Browne. Bonnie Raitt, Graham Nash ming enhancement along with tracks from the "No Nukes" album, the disc and James Taylor wherein the artists 111 11111ba45 '-'11 explain whey they are involved in the can also be utilized as part of a sta- 300 Radio Commercials-- anti-nuclear movement, where the tion's public affairs or news program- Ideas and Inspiration money is going, what MUSE is, etc ming. All of the money raised by nuclear activist and President of the MUSE is dispersed to groups fighting MUSE Board, and a collage of inter- For Radio Copywriters Along with several brief musical nuclear reactors, advocating pro- views with Carly Simon. James Tay- excerpts from the "No Nukes" album, solar projects, or opposing the nuclear lor, Graham Nash, and members of the special disc features a statement weapons industry. the crowd who attended the concert, by Sam Loveloy. longtime anti- RAB Book Gives Copywriters Ideas Frisoli To Receive AJC's The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) has recently published the Human Relations Award Radio Copy Book, Vol II, containing 300 radio commercials in script form El Paso Designed to be used as a source point for inspiration for radio copywriters, the sample spots range from appliance stores to women's wear John Frisoli, President of Polygram Distribution Inc.. has been selected Most of the examples given are for local accounts, however imagina- to receive the American Jewish Committee's 1980 Human Relations Award. tive copywriters will utilize ideas from any source. The spots also cover a Radio Sprouts Frisoli will be honored at a testimonial dinner-dance to be held at the Sheraton variety of sales pitches (humor, hard sell, image, item, straight sale) and a Centre in New York City on Saturday, January 26, 1980. In making the announcement, Sam Goody Inc. President George Levy. set of basic rules for copywriters (such as mention the client often) is in- EARS cluded in the book's introduction as well. For further information contact a member of the Board of Directors of the American Jewish Committee Appeal for Human Relations, said Frisoli was chosen "in recognition of his leader- the RAB at 485 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10017, (212) 599-6666 ship in the effort to overcome prejudice and bigotry, and for his devotion to The El Paso radio station owners and managers have recently the cause of understanding among all people based on the universal acknowl- Postal Service Country Concert formed the El Paso Association ' edgement of the rights of the individual and the value of human dignity." of Radio Stations (EARS) in an ef- Assisting Levy as Co-Chairmen for the Award dinner-dance are Casa- Okays Private Available For fort to strengthen radio's position blanca Record and Film Works President Neil Bogart. RSO Records Inc. Carriers For in their market Elected to EARS's President Al Coury. Polydor Inc. President Fred Haayen. and Phonograml Airing Board of Directors were KPAS's Mercury Inc. President Robert Sherwood. "Urgent Mail" "Clear Creek," a 24-hour coun- Garrett Haston (President), KFTM's "Urgent mail" can now be sent via try air special hosted by Eddie ' Ronnie Marks (Vice President), private carrier, as a result of new Rabbltt, is now available from ILHEY-KEZB's Jim Phillips (Treas- U.S. Postal Service regulations, ef- TM Special Prolects. The urer), and BISO-IELOZ's Lee Mas- More Affluent's i fective November 26. "Urgent mail" program features country music's ters (Secretary) KROD-KLAQ's is defined as those letters whose value biggest stars performing at a Jim Arnold. KSET's Al Cohen. or usefulness would be greatly di- mythical concert and comes com- KELP's Bob Peyton. KTSM's Chris Ahead For 80's minished if not delivered within the plete with backstage patter and Russell. and KKOL-KINT's Jim specified time limits. However, those interviews. For further informa- Tabor will serve as Directors for sohn Research. However, the up- About nine million adults (a mere wishing to utilize this option will have tion contact TM at 1349 Regal the organization. wardly mobile among you can take six percent of the U.S. adult popula- to pay at least $3 or twice the ap- Row, Dallas, TX 75247, (214) heart as this select six percent with plicable U.S. postage for first-class tion) control approximately 75 per- 634-8511 an annual household income of over cent of the entire personal wealth in mail, whichever is greater. America, according to a recent sur $40,000 is expected to swell to 25 million by 1985. Not surprisingly, as vey conducted by Monroe Mendel- this affluent group adds members, it will grow in importance to marketers AP Wraps Up Year's News STOP IRAN BIJTIONS Organization On Record For Radio 3" SIZE 300 EACH Many radio news operations produce a year-end special, SHIPPED ANYWHERE RIM MI 500) Of Women in a recap of the year's most important news events. Usually they're broadcast once or possibly several times and then for- CALL ABE SHAPIRO TOLL FREE AT gotten. However, the Associated Press produces its own Music Now year-end special on an album which it sells to member stations and anyone else who's interested. This year 5000 copies (800) 421-6341 Soliciting of "The World In Sound" were pressed. According to AP Audio Assistant Managing Editor Bill McCloskey. stations Members buy the record for $4.00 apiece (minimum order is five al- CALIFORNIA (213) 263-7361 COLLECT bums), and give them away as Christmas presents to libraries, The Organization of Women In high schools, and other civic organizations. CUSTOM TAILORED TO YOUR STATION. Music. a non-profit service group, is McCloskey says he frequently gets letters from member WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG OF BUTTON IDEAS. currently planning activities for stations such as HBOA and KTMOIKettnet. MO. which claim YOUR 1980. Among the organization's goals they order the records every year, and WSHP/Shipponsberg. YOUR CALL LETTERS. are to continue a support system for PA, which ordered 22 albums last year. WSBA1York, PA CALL LETTERS. fREE/44 ladies working within the music in- GM Phil Eberly told RAH he ordered 150 to give to clients

040,. dustry. Additional services offered who sponsor news, weather and sports. wat." through the group are music-related "The World In Sound" was produced by Mark Huffman. ONE STOP POSTERS 99 who also produced "AP Week In Review." Huffman begins 1001 MONTEREY PASS RD. training seminars as well as a job to. scripting and selecting actualities in June and the tape is MONTEREY PARK, CA. bank and clearing house. 91754 Meeting are held once per month edited right up to Thanksgiving, when it's sent to be press- and yearly membership is $20. The ed "The World In Sound" has breaks for fourteen commer- first 1980 meeting will be held in cials and comes in a jacket featuring some of the year's top January. For further information Gelso news photos by AP photographers Palao at 994-2483. (Advertisement) First Concert of the Decade January 1. Utopia. The new musical experience. Moin man, Todd Rundgren, the first rock 'n roller with rainbow hair. Singer. Songwriter. Guitarist. Roger Powell, premier keyboard in- novator. Kosim Sutton, dynamic bassist. And John Wilcox, the preferred per- cussionist of recording artists. A spectacular radio exclusive. Recorded live on The Source, NBC Radio's new contemporary network. Produced in cooperation with Stollleer Productions. Listen. On more than 175 radio stations throughout the country. Check your newspaper for specific time and station.

lilt Fs1- 04 NBC Radio'sYoung Adult Network Utopia's newest album, "Adventures in Utopia," now available on Bearsville. R EtR/Friday, December 21, 1979

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Shades Of Elvis

These Elvis Presley designer collection sunglasses (pictured), described as "an authentic Stingless reproduction created and designed by the late entertainer's licensed optician, Dennis Roberts," will be available in retail outlets in January, 1980. The designer glasses will be priced at $65 and will be distributed via Roberts's national Optique Boutique chain as well as through OptNue Original.. P.O. Box 910, Las Vegas, NV 89101. These glasses are manufactured in conjunction with Factors Etc- Inc-. exclusive merchandising agents for the Elvis Presley estate, and feature white gold-colored frames with special "Elvis blue-gradient" or "Elvis pink-gradient" lenses Roberts, who designed more than 400 pairs of sunglasses for the late artist, created the collection from the original sun glass design he made for Presley in 1969. And we promise this is the last Elvis commemorative anything item to appear in

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Gottlieb, Lomax, Franz Named Exec. VP For In his new post. Shmerler will work Zephyr Records Formed Polygram Worldwide Group Wispier & Couture closely with all managers of Chrysalis In Houston Dr. Hermann Franz has been pro- acts in the future development of their Promoted As Arista Stan Smith has announced the for- moted to Executive Vice President of artists and will coordinate artist-man- Restructures Ad Dept. mation of Zephyr Records. Smith will the Polygram Worldwide Group. ager-company relations. He will be serve as President and Chairman of Franz most recently served .as Senior based in the label's Los Angeles offices. the Board with Richard Westbrook Alice Gottlieb has been promoted Vice President of Polygram. during Smith Named Nat'l R&B serving as Senior Vice President for the to Associate Director of Advertising. which time he was responsible for tech- Field Promo Dir. At Arista Houston-based label. Zephyr's offices Doreen Lomax has been promoted to nology covering development and re- are located at 4801 Woodway in Hous- Manager of Field Advertising Services. cording as well as manufacturing and Richard Smith has been named to ton. TX. Vivian Wispier has been promoted to warehousing. the ne%%ly-created post of National Di- Coordinator of Field Advertising Serv- rector of R&B Field Promotion at Arista McGlothlin Forms Babineau Named National ices. and Larry Couture has been pro- Records. The move marks Smith's re- Sales Consulting Firm moted to Coordinator of Advertising Promotion Mgr. At A& M turn to Arista. where he spent four Michael McGlothlin has announced Data Services at Arista Records as Marko Bahineau has been promoted years as Midwest Regional Promotion the formation of a new broadcast sales the label restructures its Advertising to the position of National Promotion Director, after having served as Na- consulting firm. McGlothlin Consult- Department. Manager at A&M Records. Babineau tional Promotion Director for Infinity • ing Services. Inc. Formerly co-founder Ms. Gottlieb. most recently Adver- most recently served as A8M's As- Records. In his new post. Smith will Schoenberger Named and President of the sales consulting tising Manager for the label, will be re- sistant National AOR Director, prior be responsible for the direction and VP/AOR Promotion At firm Jennings. McGlothlin & Co., sponsible for the overall supervision of to which he held promotion and mar- supervision of the label's regional and McGlothlin previously served in radio Arista's advertising efforts. while Ms. keting posts at Arista Records. Radio Records 'local R&B promotion staff. sales and station management for seven Lomax. a two-year veteran of the label, In his new position. Babineau will John Schoenberger has been named RIA Images, Grafis years. will be responsible for the creation and be responsible for coordinating singles Vice President of AOR Promotion for McGlothlin said the purpose for coordination of all field advertising and album, promotion efforts with the Radio Records. Schoenberger prev- Annouce Merger founding the new firm was to take on a and sales solicitation materials. promotion field staff on a daily basis. iously served as National Director of Mario Casarini. President of Grafis. limited number of clients so that more Ms. Wispier will be responsible for He will report directly to A&M Sr. VP Album Promotion at Arista Records. and Ria Lswerke-Shapiro jointly an- time could be devoted to follow-up and the dissemination of broadcast adver- of Sales and Promotion Harold Childs. prior to joining Radio Records. nounced the merger of RIA Images creative support of these stations' sales tising materials and the generation of In making the announcement. Ra- with Grafis. an independently-owned. Selover, Thomas, Jensen & progress. McGlothlin Consulting Serv- daily advertising reports. She has also dio Records President Ed McGlynn full-service graphic organization. Un- Fletcher Upped As Columbia ices is located at ISO Green Street. San been with the company's advertising said. "This is a substantial step in de- der the terms of the agreement. Ms. Francisco, CA 94133. 14151 392-8191. department for two years. Couture will Expands West Coast veloping one of the newest and strong- Lewerke-Shapiro will become Vice be responsible for the generation of all Publicity Dept. est national promotion teams in the in- President of Grafis and will bring her Rask Named Exec. VP analytical advertising reports and the Shelley Selover has been promoted dustry. All of us here at the label have staff to the firm's headquarters at 1015 At Woodruff coordination of the advertising com- to Director of Press and Public Infor- a great deal of respect and admiration North Fairfax Ave.. Los Angeles. CA Dr. Raymond C. Rask has been puter system. He has been with Arista mation. West Coast. Pat Thomas has for John and we believe his relation- 90046.12131654-6034. named Executive Vice President of the since 1078. been promoted to Associate Director of ships within the industry will reinforce Woodruff Organization. Rask most Press and Public Information. West Radio Records' commitment toward recently served as Director of Corpo- Coast, Michael Jensen has been pro- establishing itself as the label of the rate Engineering and Satellite Develop- moted to Associate Director of West 80's. - Schoenberger will be based in ment for the Mutual Broadcasting Coast Tour Publicity and Special Pro- the label's Ft. Lauderdale offices. System. In his new post. Dr. Rask jects. and Peter Fletcher has been will be concentrating on engineering named Manager of West Coast Publicity Management III Forms Two and satellite. technology as they ap- at Columbia Records as the label ex- Music Publishing Firms; ply to client radio and television sta- pands its West Coast publicity depart- Le Mel Named Exec. Dir. tions, as well as satellite system man- ment. agement projects. For Both Ms. Selover. most recently Associate Jerry Weintraub. Milt Okun and Bly/Hakim, Bill Todd Director of Press and Public Informa- o- W I N N E R* Robert A. Finkelstein have announced Join Promo Forces tion. West Coast for the label, will be the formation of a music publishing JULIE GOOSEy The Bly/Hakim Organization. a responsible for directing the activities firm, which will do business as Wein- LOOK ALIKE Los Angeles-based independent pro- of Columbia's West Coast publicity tratili/Okun Music and Management CONTEST Motion firm. and Bill Todd Promo- staff. while Ms. Thomas. who joined III Music. The former will be affiliated tions, specialists in AOR promotion. the label in the Publicity department earlier this year, will be responsible for with BMI and the latter with ASCAP. Godsey To Head have jointly announced their new af- Gary Le Mel has been named Execu- filiation. Todd's extensive AOR back- developing and implementing press tive Director of both companies. Most Forum Promotion,s ground includes stints as Operations campaigns within the LOS Angeles area. recently. Le Mel served as Vice Presi- Julie Godsey has been ,named to Manager of KPR I/San Diego and Jensen will be responsible for se- dent of the Music Division of First head the newly-formed Forum Pro- KRLY/Houston. having also served curing album reviews. concert reviews Artists. motions division of Fotrum Produc- as Program Director for WDAI/Chi- and feature articles for Columbia artists tions. A veteran of nearly two decades cago and WKRQ/Cineinnati. throughout the Western and South- Shmerler Named Dir. Of on the Midwest music scene, Ms. God- Westwood One Establishes western regions outside of Los Angeles. Product Development At sey has worked,as an independent for East Coast Office Jensen most recently served as Man- Chrysalis RCA Records, and most recently as ager of West Coast Tour Publicity for Westwood One, the Los Angeles- Steven Shmerler has been named E/P/A's Cincinnati-based local pro- the label. Fletcher. most recently an based radio syndication firm, has an- to the newly-created position of Direc- motion rep. Assistant Editor for Record World nounced the opening of a New York tor of Product Development at Chry- Godsey. in her new post. will be re- magazine, will be involved in the de- salis Records. Prior to joining Chry- sponsible for promoting Forum Stu- City office. Managed by Joel Berman. velopment and implementation of these new offices are located in Man- Pictured are (top row. 1-ri Vivian Wis- salis. Shmerler served as Product Man- dios and any product recorded at press campaigns for Columbia artists hattan at 145 East 52nd St.. and may pier and Alice Gottlieb: (bottom row. ager of Associated Labels for RCA Forum as well as functioning as an on the West Coast. be reached at 121211'51-1305. 1-ri Doreen Lomax and Larry Couture. Records. independent promotion firm. NEW SINGLE FRO M STYX..:'WHY ME" ..6 From the multi-platinum album CORNERSTONE MUSIC FOR THE 80S ON A&M RECORDS AND TAPES Pag• 17 FCC Hostage Coatinutiel 'turn Pap 1 Continued hoes Pop I ocal arrays), financial study, or the story that night The following morning. Miller received calls without having come down forth- Congratulations Iii Y100/Miand PD Bill right for minorities or dayttmers from "my radio idols " Steve Dahl Tanner, wilt, his. lwril named National Pro- Si. Kaplan. NOMA President and Rick Dees, expressuig their f Pees 1% AI'S'Cliariauel The dr- support of his idea 1w upshot: gram Director for Wi mple% Com munica- (*Winn Is premature The Commis Miller took dr plunge and pledged tions. Rill will continue to program YI00, as to remain in "captivity" until the nein racently gave over 13130.000 in well as handle the itintiiing show, but will now hostages wire trleamed research money to study tha sco. become noire the corporate acti%ities manic feasibility 01 conversion Oh, Ni ikimmmixxxxximisswww) "The Strains Of of Metroplex. First item of business for the new The results won't be ready for sev- Being Confined" National . . assist Metroplex owners Nor- Walter Williams is officially recognized eral more months Jim Winston, Legal Aaaistant to man 11 sin and 114,1, Weiss in finding stations as the creator of Mr. Bill, that little (-la) Miller's ruutnr consist% of sleep Cummisakerr Rob Ler (delega- character who is regularly disfigured on mg at the station, waking up and for future acquisiti.sil tion chairman for Regain 21 One doing his normal morning show Street Talk hear. that Jud Duvall will lw "Saturday Night Live," but there may be of the things we'll be doing be- ("I'm getting aggressive on the more to the story. Vance Dt-Grnrires, fore the Region 2 Conference officially named the new WHBQ/Memphis 1'1) is coming up with figures on air now" 1. and performing his PD within a week or two. Jud comes from Pop/ currently a jock at WQUE/New Orleans, duties until noon At that time he how much the switch would coat, Adult WHIC/Indianapolis, where he was As- was previously Williams's partner in die is strapped to the chair in the cu- since we think other countries will sistant Program Director, and that should only "Mr. Bill Radio Show** on New Orleans base their decision partly on how bicle for three hours of daily soli- further fuel the format shift rumors at WHBQ. radio, a nightclub act, and the original much it will cost them. tary cunfurment "Cm experienc- linnet %an Drertin (DCA), I louse ing the physical end of what they're And speaking ,,f WHBQ . . . is former PD "Mr. Bill Movie." going through." Miller told MR. Differences arose and the pair split in Com munications Subcom mittee John Long moving to Atlanta? And if so, why? '"Che strains of being confined - Clutinuan I support 9 kHz be- Look for Long to make an announcement after 1977. but DeGeneres is not pleased with three hours of solitary and I'm cause it would create so many Mr. Bill's new-found economic success. whipped It's a bitch for me," he the first of the year. new stations and keep the U.S. in In one of those rare staff moves, Y103/ Last summer he filed suit for 50% of all step with the rest of the world, continued, "but it's probably one- tenth or leas of what they're under- Jacksonville lost eight straight hours of pro- proceeds, claiming he was due artistic credit a hich uses 9 kHz spacing. Ruth Reel, National Telecom going." Miller is dependent on lis- gramming to Q105/Tampa when Dave Mann for having co-created Mr. Bill. teners for food twith "phenome- munications and Information and Pat McKay segued across the state. Dave Meanwhile Williams, in a federal suit nal" response) and has voluntarily yteitcy Legal Counsel: Were faint- filed in Manhattan, has asked for recon- foregone contacting his family. He did afternoons at Y103 and Pat followed him in l) optimistic about getting ap- early evenings. The pair was previously hired firmation of his copyright, and has also proval of Region 2 The big ques- has also been hosting a special tion is how to make new stations lo-I 1pm talk show nightly in which away by Q105's PD Mason Dixon for the exact charged DeGeneres.with defamation. listeners air their views on the cri- available Could the indwary stand same shifts in Tampa. In addition, Dave will be Maybe Sluggo or Spot knows a good sis and his own action. all that competition at once, or Q105's Assistant PD and Pat takes over as Mu- attorney who can straighten this whole 4iould stations be added gradually? "I've encountered a whole new sic Director. Our sympathies to Y103 PD Scott mesa out! sam Simon. Exec. Director, Na- breed of intelligent, concerned lis- Sherwood twho in reality wishes both his for- tional Citizens Committee For teners." Miller said. "It's been a Another NBC-TV-meets-music project has Broadcasting: Anything that will really beautiful, very impressive mer staffers great success! I. thing. I think it's not only some- been put on a somewhat delayed schedule. "The increa.se the number of outlets is Jay McDaniel, who lost his job with Mer- Top 10," a show which would have featured fine We haven't considered who thing I'm doing, but something cury during an economic cutback recently and radio is doing. Radio allows for many "top tens," including the top ten hits of the should get new stations yet, but then was hired by Infinity two days before they when it comes up. it might be a that drama and that freedom of day, will now tentatively air in February instead were closed, has found a new home. Jay's right goOd time to study the whole al- speech." In closing, Miller expressed his hopes that the hostages back in the Carolinas, doing local promotion for of this month, as originally planned. locations system. Elektra has taken its own artist, Joe Cock- Frank Mankiewicz. Pres., Na- would soon be freed. "I don't know MCA. He says he's learned a lot about the rec- how they make it over there. My er, to court. The label filed suit against Cocker tional Public Radio: I totally sup. ord business in the last 12 months, namely, concern is getting those people out port the action. IMankiewicz is for allegedly failing to pay back a $125,000 keep your head down! hoping for additional new NPR of there." Meanwhile, he will be interest-free loan E/A made to him in 1977 sticking it out as long "as it takes." Rick Dees, KHJ/Los Angeles morning outlets ) When the Alpha Carting Corporation of man and part-time recording star, has inked Brooklyn was delivering some computer run- OPINION with a new label. The former RSO artist has une now signed an exclusive deal with Mushroom. outs to Arista Records headquarters in New New Warning On Lotteries Rick's new album is entitled "Read Me My York City last week, the carton containing the Rights" and a new single is already out in computer sheets partially opened and all the before airing the promotion. Dear R&R: Canada, "Chantilly Lace." papers quickly filled Madison Avenue. Pedew, Spike Santee After reading the "Washington Pink Lady has all "green lights" from the trians waded through the mess and the Sanita- Report" and "Lotteries Revisited" (3M KY/99/Amarillo NBC television network on developing their own tion Department moved in to clean it up. by Jason Shrinsky, I thought you Leonard Sheer, VP of Sales for Arista com- might be interested in what hap Airing Singles: one-hour variety show for possible airing in next pened to KY /99 in Amarillo. fall's schedule. Reportedly Fred Silverman mented, after seeing the debris, 'Those have Last Christmas. KY/99 sponsor thinks the girls have just what it takes to "click" got to be the hottest records on the street." ed a Christmas tree giveaway. We A New Threat? had 10 Christmas trees donated by on American TV. Dear R&R: a local tree dealer for the publicity. As a responsible member of the All trees were given away by ran- radio/records community. I feel I dom drawing. To register entrants must comment on the horrendous had to donate a can of food to the disservice radio is doing to the Salvation Army. Everyone enter- record industry by programming ing also won a free album. an entire "A" side of a single. An innocent promotion. right? Why will anyone buy singles when Not according to the FCC. It was a they can tape them right off the lottery KY/99 was admonished radio? Just think how many more and the matter was recorded in copies of. say. -My Sharona" could our FCC file in Washington. have been sold (f the record-buying In no way did KY/99 benefit fi- public were not exposed to it on nancially from this promotion In radio. I hereby call for all radio fact. the promotion required many stations with any compassion for hours of work by the staff to pull the record industry to immediately What Goes Up . .. it off. halt programming of singles, or KY/99 collected about SO cans of As station stunts go, this is a pretty good one. KASH/Eugene's Steve O'Neil decided to try for a for that matter, music of any kind food for the needy. It wasn't much. spot in the Guineas Book Of World Records, so he concocted a jump over Eugene's Day Island Dorian Mackenzie about $25 worth, but for our trou- Lake on a bike. Not a motorcycle, mind you, but a bicycle. bles, we now have a nice little no- The promotion began and the crowd was there on jump day. In the sequence of p hi )(011 w e see tation on our file in Washington. Maks your opinions known! Cons- masticate wilh our extuaties through Steve cranking real hard . . . flying off the ramp into the air . . . and landing in the lake about I 7 DC And I thought we were here to We pages at Radio & Records Write to R&R or take advantiro ot yards from shore. serve the public interest' While we're not sure if Steve gets into the book for a new world's record, we are sure that he Opinion Line. (213) S52-3525, to m- My advice to any stations plan. didn't stand much of a chance of making it all the was ecru.... die lake on pure pedal power. But then. ming o promotion with a charity asa your dens on any industry slue that might be construed as a lot- or concern if it was Nov. why try it in the first place? tery consult your own FCC at "CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE " The sensational new sing - on Elektra Records.

Produced by Queen

79 RftRIFrIday, December 21, 1979

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ABC Vaults To Victory As Close Competition Continues ABC and CBS continued their seesaw bathe for supremacy in the Nielsen ratings. with ABC taking back the lead tor the week ending December 16 after CBS won last week. The race was fairly close, with ABC's 19.9 average As we we gently hot and throw hot soup on the carol- ratings slightly less than a point ahead of CBS's 19.0. NBC finished a distant third with 16.6 and just three shows

lers while they sing their quaint aboriginal y uletide in the top 20 (Nos. 16, 17. and 20). CBS had the top three shows of the week and six of the top eight. paced by the powerful "60 Minutes," which messages, we hope that 1979 has been good to each led the runner-up program. "One Day At A Time," by more than three rating points. "Circus Of The Stars," a CBS spe- and every one of you. cial, was third, followed by 4) "Three's Company" (ABC) 5) "Archie's Place" (CBS) 6) "Angie" (ABC) 7) "Dallas" ID's. Plus it gives all the lyrics (CBS) 8) "M'A'S H" (CBS) 9) Monday Night Football (ABC) in its second straight strong performance and 10) As the old year shuffles into that are actually sung on jin- "Happy Days" (ABC). oblivion these things are still A tie for 11th place led off the second ten, with "Dukes Of Hazzard" (CBS) and "Eight Is Enough" (ABC) pulling gles! happening even as we purse identical ratings. Next were 13) "Taxi" (ABC) 14) "WKRP In Cincinnati" (CBS) in its last week following "M A *S•Fi" BAR F our lips to read this column: 15) "Love Boat" (ABC) 16) "Little House On The Prairie" (NBC) 17) NBC's Bob Hope special 18) "Mork & Mindy" 14 cents per year. This tip THERE IS A NEW COR- (ABC) 19) CBS's Charlie Brown Christmas special, and 20) "CHiPs" (NBC). sheet shows where ) ou can MUSIC ON TV (At A Future Date) — A one-hour TV special built around Fleetwood Mac's "Tusk" LP will be avail- PORATE NEWSPAPER that pick up shaved hair from bar- able early next year, with networks and syndicators expected to bid. The show includes recording sessions for the album, sells for $18.000 per year! It's ber shops . . . and lists all of including footage of the USC Trojan marching band at Dodger Stadium cutting the title track, plus behind-the-scenes a daily news intelligence service and actual concert coverage . . . Butch Stone Enterprises is preparing two hour-long specials based on KMETILos the people in the world %dm which basically is a compila- Angeles air personality Jim Ladd's syndicated "Innerview" series, with interview and concert segments featured. They're use Preparation H. tion of business and political hoping to get John Lennon for their first show early in 1980 . . And former WNEW-FM/New York air personality ENTENDRE Alison Steele, ex-KLOSILos Angeles personality J.J. Jackson, and recording artist Jud Strunk have combined to news for multinational cor- A monthly that costs $500.000 host a "music magazine" TV pilot, with on-location features on various pop, jazz (handled by Steele). country (Strunk's porations and banks. So don't per year to subscribers, but it responsibility), and rock artists (Jackson). One network has reportedly expressed strong interest in picking the show up'', ever complain about the price does contain song titles and for late-night programming. of an R&R subscription. Af- group names that are really ter hearing about ACCESS. "Naughty.” Steely Dan is ru- ' Y'S.Laci)0,01);.1-)1Eir: the Gary Owens Investigative mored to write for it and 10ec 1 25-CHANNEL CABLE NETWORK PROPOSED FOR BIG APPLE Warner Cable Corp Team checked into the special lists a chart of their top ten has recently proposed to establish a 125-channel cable network to serve New York City. interest publication market . . . songs actually sung by able- The channels will be divided into four different tiers (or price-product levels) and will serv- and found some other journals bodied seamen on board a des- ice 1.6 million homes within the boroughs of Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn. The first which might be of passing troyer. tier will consist of 24 channels, the second adds 12 more, the third an additional 12 for a gullibility for you: PERSIFLAGE total of 48, and the fourth adds an extra 80 plus Warner's "QUBE" interactive feature... CLUCK $22,000 per year. This weekly PHILCO INTROS NEW VCR UNIT Philco, a GTE subsidiary, has introduced a seven-day, This is a weekly that sells lists conversational phrases four-event programmable VHS video recorder. The "V-1500" features a built-in tuner/ for $27.000 per year . . . it and what to talk about while timer and six-hour recording capability as well... WCI ENTERS HOME VIDEOCASSETTE contains inside news about peo- chatting with a package of ARENA WITH 20 FILMS FROM VAULTS WCI's newly-formed Home Video Division has an- ple who buy and sell chicken Parka) margarine! nounced its intention to begin nationally marketing videocassettes in 1980, with 20 films beaks. * * * * * from the Warner Bros ' library (plus a Chinese cooking show) to be the first product avail- • VOYEUR able. Distribution of the videocassettes will be handled through the WEA Corp and the For $57.000 per year . . . On cable TV not long ago complete line of Warners cassettes, which the firm hopes to increase to 55 titles by the this daily lists the names of all . . . I saw "Hooper - and "Ev- end of next year, will be available at record, electronic, TV and appliance, department, and the people around the world ery Which Way But Loose" specialty home video stores. Among the films included under the initial agreement are who leave their shades up while and subliminally realized that "All The President's Men," "Deliverance," "Superman," both "Woodstock" films and undressing. the Palomino was becoming TR ADEOUT the favorite home for most "Rebel Without A Cause" . . . . $156,000 per annum. This movie plotlines. Tommy Tho- BY BOBBY OCEAN publication lists all the radio mas has owned and operated ERR WAVES the Palomino for 27 years and station sales staffs and where skxr 14Y NIANNA KN:w Thp,1 they get their freebies, which I suspect it is the home for •-•AokS 79'\ • • 60514! NAKS /*On Roo* A•M- Sie,R,s< \Ma credit cards for which restau- every top country artist in the tAls10 'CO is4A4 VAGE q/14At' \ND, A rants are available, and how biz when they are in LA. The plain 2QO etr Ns!?! try many relatives they will accept other night I was nurgling Atr-)0i.e5 LIZAZIN S5'r as "Out Of Town Agency Time Hoyt Axton and a haunting Buyers. - redhead named Merry! Jaye. STA-BREAK Tommy says Merryl is in the $50.000 per year. published tradition of his two most fam- monthly. This paper lists the ous LaFemme discoveries. 6 actual time that Radio Stations Linda Ronstadt and Emmy- give their qation breaks and lou Harris. f „ Rs ik,?° ftaa asp P-:4310 A VER %MI* otot4 AM NOW LINOrkicAc eqouw 019%! 137 LAE 904 CLONE •TOOK'Nt -ro 4 coo 'out W i g% FCC SETS KWK / ST. LOUIS HEARINGS — trif l'i2A)NiNG , •kS 64.6ge PANIFJ-05, ANV LhO W?t fuNvi! SPEReNCE 3F •iouct )4A014)45 Doubleday vs. Granite City, IL radio sta- w.t.ret4not•i! AX1V 'Ntkl4f6 1.61EN!l1 )1E0AS.. 3,1g REL.40)4rM P‘. 14"92pc,r .19 s‘09f ccfr tion in competing applications for dark 4ou cowe• tit ! facility. (#;;;\.. MIKE KASABO RESIGNS AS KIIS / LOS AN- _ a GELES MD NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" — Elton John (MCA)

NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "What A Man My .#4 Man Is" — Lynn Anderson (Columbia) 'TALK' RAD KLUC0 deb 30 96KX 27-26 WTSN on WPEZ add K104 on KRBE on 14WK deb 40 WZUU on V100 add KRLA add W AAY add WBLI on W HHY 28-20 JB105 on WERC deb 22 140 16-14 KX104 22-19 WKEE on WSEZ 38-32 WF MF 30-27 W ANS-FM 34-28 KXX106 27-21 CK101 39-34 Y103 add FM99 deb 32 W APE 23-21 WKXY deb 26 95SGF on KQ WB-FM 33-25 WLAC on KFYR on WSKZ on KQDI add W GH on KBOZ add KIOA add KOOK add KLEO deb 28 KRLC add W MEE on KMJC 30-27 Y94 add

'Won? Want To Talk About It" ROD STEWART

Produced by Tom Dowd

06 h)s HEIR/Friday, December 21. 1979

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THURSDAY, DEC. 27: The past ten days have been the shortest of the year, each having 9 hours, 4 minutes of daylight. Today the days begin to get longer . . . another minute today and tomorrow, an additional minute on Saturday and so on until the longest days in mid- Brad June. which have 15 hours. 18 minutes of daylight. This is because of a simple change in Earth's angle to the sun, which you can illustrate with a flashlight, an orange held three feet from it, and several books on astronomy. It's really not the best experiment for radio, more of a TV thing. ylnow? Messer The first "Howdy Doody" show was telecast 32 years ago in 1947. Radio City Music Hall opened on this date in 1932, in New York City. In case you didn't notice it at the time, the robin was made the U.S. national bird on this date in 1960, it says in Linda Millgate's The Parting Shot Almanac Of Dates. I wouldn't bet my headphones on that, because 1 believe it to be the American Eagle no matter what. and you don't see any turchu migratoriuses on U.S. coins. This is my final column for 1979. There are a few people I somehow never got around to Even that Latin name sounds suspicious to me, especially the first part. eh? mentioning all year, some tidbits that didn't get ink, and now's my last opportunity for back Elven years ago Apollo-8 returned to Earth after spending Christmas at the moon. pats and teeth kicks. To the National Broadcasting Company's News Department. a kick in the corporate The Birth Of Chewing Gum teeth for the decision to accept all restricting conditions to get its "exclusive" inside-the- FRIDAY, DEC. 28: Chewing gum was patented 110 years ago today by a Mr. Jun % Embassy interviews with a hostage and an Iranian student spokeswomen . . . after CBS and Fruit. No, it was really some guy named W.F. Semple. ABC flatly turned down the "opportunity." TV actor Martin Milner is 42. Edgar Winter is 32. To the KQFM newspeople in Portland, OR, a back pat for continuing respectable The U.S. Congress officially sanctioned the Pledge of Allegiance on this date in 1945 journalistic practices. In April I teeth-kicked 'em for "blithely faking a call-in - to the news department to get a "listener's question - on tape. One of your competitors thinks so much of During the time we're doing the segue into the 1980's the staffers and writers at you he wrote to defend you as a real "people's news operation." 1 R&R have some time off wherein we don't staff or write, but in the spirit of possible To the truly funny and creative former air partner Brent Seltzer in Los Angeles, a back helpfulness I have covered the period for you nevertheless: pat for remaining my close friend despite never getting your name in here; and to former WLUP PD Jesse Bullett, now a bigwig at KOGO-KPRI/San Diego, a back pat for trusting me to not Final Day Of The 1970's reveal his statement made very soon after arriving at the Loop job, "I can tell already I'm not MONDAY, DEC. 31: If you are going to make any quick financial moves to alter gonna stay here very long!" your 1979 tax situation they gotta be made today, so hurry around and grab a couple of tax To Charlie Van Dyke a back pat for being absolutely the best jock I've ever worked shelters while the getting is good. Then next year at tax time you can be like the Big Guys and across from, even before his voice changed. be able to show on paper how it was a terrible, devastating year for you financially despite all that redhot highspeed cash flow you had. A Few More Kicks Etc. On the lower end of the scale, borrow five bucks and promise to "pay you back next year. haha." Sixteen years ago today the first instant replay happened on TV during the 1963 Army- A real boot-buster in the chops to the folks at the Caption Center, WGBII/Boston, for Navy football game (that year it cost Sc to mail a letter and "Hey Paula" and "Sugar Shack" captioning the ABC Nightly News that's shown on a DB basis on Public Telekision channels were hot songs). • across the nation: why do the captions frequently differ from the ABC text and give wrong Donna Summer is 31 today, John Denver hits 36. impressions about what is actually being reported? If you think I'm wrong, sue me! The sale of gold became legal within the United States five years ago today, after being A pat on the back to all the newspeople across the country doing their very best to tell the illegal for 41 years. unvarnished unslanted truth about the people and events around them, even if the people at the Carl And The Passions officially became the Beach Boys and played their first concert station across the street have more mass appeal by being less restricted by hard facts and using under the new name on this date in 1961. more show business. Your time will come! New Year's Eve. A kick in the teeth to the radio wire at United Press for printing so many different versions New Year's Day 1980 of how to pronounce difficult proper nouns . . . kinds like the weather: if you don't like it, stick around and it'll change. TUESDAY, JAN. 1: For the next few days people are likely to use erasers or correc- Finally a round-robin pat on the back to the people who create and generate this news- tion fluid to zap out the erroneous year after semi-automatically typing 1-9-7 UH OH. On this paper every week . . . my fellow underlings in the purview of publisher Bob Wilson. I've day tradition has it that between 30 and 40 percent of last night's New Year's Resolutions melt never hooked up with a more consistently high-class bunch of men and women, from switch- from the mind, the remaining ones to be hazily remembered for, say, a week or two. board to computer room to paste-up area. Merry Christmas to you all, and to all an All Right! Famous dead people born on New Year's Day include patriot/silversmith Paul Revere 1Uh. this means I didn't get around to sending Christmas cards or Hannukah stuff. Gee. I in 1735. seamstress Betsy Ross in 1752, 3. Edgar Hoover of the FBI in 1895. really meant to . . .1 Birthday people: Senator Barry Goldwater 70. author J.D. Salinger 60, Country Joe McDonald 37. On New Year's Days past, the British Broadcasting Corporation was founded by Royal Charter in 1927; U.S. Parcel Post began in 1913; China became a republic in 1912; Australia Rip 'W Read became a Commonwealth in 1909; the five boroughs became Greater New York City in 1898; President Abraham Lincoln issued his Emancipation Proclamation in 1863; the United States Quick. Boil Some Water! Continental Army was established, and the first American flag "The Great Union - displayed in MONDAY, DEC. 24: If Christmas Eve seems busy at your house, ponder how much I 776. activity there might have been among the families of these people. all of whom were born the Normally I wouldn't include all this stuff but I have a soft place in my heart for people day before Christmas: Kit Carson the frontiersman in 1809, Howard Hughes the bashful working at radio stations on this day, when hardly anything is going on and there's so little to

billionaire in 1905, actress and onetime "world's most beautiful woman - Ava Gardner and talk about and desperation sets in and anything is better than nothing. blues legend Leadbelly both in 1922. Full "Wolf Moon - Tonight How things change with time! The Ku Klux Klan was formed 114 years ago at Pulaski. TN, with the avowed purpose "to protect the weak, the innocent and the defenseless from the WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2: It doesn't happen often. There are two full moons this indignities, wrongs and outrages of the lawless, the violent and the brutal" 118651. month. Not at the same time . . . I don't think that hardly ever happens here. Anyway the Full Wolf Moon is tonight, called that because the ancient Saxons could see 'em roaming the heaths Ghosts Of Christmases Past in the bright light of the moon . . . the second one is the Snow Moon on the 31st. Twenty years ago today Fidel Castro and Che Guevara triumphantly capped their Cuban CHRISTMAS, DEC. 25: Of course the most famous person ever born on this date Revolution, moving troops into Havana as Cadillacs and parking meters and others symbols of was Jesus Christ. The Gospel according to St. Luke said of His mother Mary. "She brought "U.S. decadence - were smashed. The telephone lines to Florida were severed and gambling forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger: be- casinos formerly patronized richly by Americans were looted and closed. cause there was no room for them in the inn." Roger Miller is 43. There could be made a case for pronouncing this Christ-mas rather than Crissmus.

Robyn Robbins of Bob Seger's band is 28 today. Jimmy Buffett is 33, the boss of It Feel Warmer To You? Egypt, Anwar Sadat, is 61, singer Barbara Mandrel! is 31. Vincent Funkier, who grew up to THURSDAY, JAN. 3: Last July during the hot weather our planet was about three become Alice Cooper, was born 34 years ago in Detroit. million miles farther from the sun than it is today. This is perihelion day when Earth is closest Famous dead people born on Christmas Days include Humphrey Bogart ("the only thing to the sun, due to our slightly oblong orbital track. The mystery of why we're having winter now you owe the public is a good performance" I and W.C. Fields ("if at first you don't succeed, try is something understood only by scientists and fourth-graders. again. Then quit. No use being a damn fool about it!") Writer and entertainer Rod Serling Alaska became the 49th state two decades ago (1959). Twenty-five years ago today U.S. would have been 55. tobacco companies undertook their first study of "a possible link - between smoking and cancer On Christmases past these events have occurred: Pope Gregory VII was kidnapped while 119541. saying man in 1075; the Pilgrims began building their meeting house at Plymouth, Massachusetts Comedian-musician Victor Borge is 70, Stephen Stills is 34, Led Zeppelin's John Paul in 1620; the very first steam-powered rail passenger service began in the U.S. in 1830; the anti- Jones arrives at 33. toxin for diphtheria was first used on a human in 1891. The first "acid test - was held at San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium on this date in 1')(4). when [SD was still legal. The same day the first San Francisco head shop opened in the Haight- Late But Pretty Dazzling Ashbury district. No Static At All! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26: The day after Christmas in 1912 the first electrically- illuminated Christmas tree was lit on the Boston Common. FRIDAY, JAN. 4: FM radio was first demonstrated on this date in 1940. Nine years later to the day Steve Allen was born but I think there is no connection. Mr. Utah became the 45th state in 1896 (the same year Edison demonstrated his VitaScope Allen is 58 today. Movie projector, and gold was discovered in the Klondike territory of Alaska I. On this date in 1776 General George Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware Actress Dyan Cannon is 50. boxer Floyd Patterson 44. River to attack in bitter cold, capturing more than 900 enemy troopers in the Battle of Trenton. Patricia Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army five years ago toda% The moon is straight out from 1"directly above") the equator tonight. The man who invented the alphabet for the blind. Louis Braille, was born 170 year. ago I 18001 Phil Spector is 40 today. Continued on Page 26 Page 19 RbRIFriday, Decembew 21. 1V1

to you to hear good music when you listen to the radio?" Notice that both the benefit perceptions and importances could be measured as specifically or generally as you deem necessary. The examples above are general; but you could also measure both sets of factors for different dayparts — the importance ratings in particular may be expect- Finding Your Competitive Edge ed to shift around, depending upon the time of day. using the numbers in the matrix as the ast week I pointed out that the com- awing narrowed your focus to current lis- hypothetical results of a market survey, petition faced by a radio station may be L Hteners, you can begin to answer the com- we Ucould ascertain that WAAA currently has an quite generic in character, with not only other ra- peting station question by analyzing station advantage over its competitors with respect to dio stations competing for your audience, but al- switching patterns revealed in the Arbitron diaries. entertainment and creating a good mood, both so a broad range of other activites which provide By ascertaining on what other stations your lis- of which are fairly important benefits. WBBB entertainment, stimulation, or excitement. While teners concentrate their listening in addition to has advantages in good music and amount of it is important to recognize this broader range of your own, you have probably narrowed the num- talk, while WDDD is dominant in keeping up-to- competition, particularly in long-run planning ber of competitors substantially. If all goes well, date and amount of ads. WCCC currently holds and programming decisions, it is also true that you will be able to capture the bulk of your lis- an advantage on none of the dimensions. your most immediate source of competition is teners with a reasonably small number (i.e., no s manager of WAAA, you would want to made up of the other local radio stations in your more than 8-10) of competing stations. Obvious- modify your programming to include area. ly, most individual listeners will not listen very A better music, more news, and less talk and ads Unique Is What You Seek heavily to that many stations, but across your (if possible). Upgrading your music would be n assessing your relative competitive entire audience, a larger number of stations will most critical, due to its importance to the lis- Istrengths and weaknesses vis-a-vis other crop up, owing to differences in individual prefer- teners. As manager of WBBB, you may want to stations, your attention should be focused on ences. further solidify your position as the "no-talk" finding those dimensions along which your sta- station. WCCC's management may be wise to tion offers some unique advantage to the listen- aving defined your target listeners and seriously consider a complete format change, as ers. For instance, do you provide the most ac- Hcompetitors, the next step is to generate it shows little or no strength against its current curate weather forecasts, or do you have the a list of benefits which your listeners are seeking competitors. WDDD's manager should focus ef- most interesting air personalities, etc ? The key from radio. This can be done by conducting forts on improving music quality, entertainment to this competitive assessment is that the bene- some focus groups or by simply talking to lis- value and mood Thus, the Competition Mea- fits you offer cannot be analyzed directly by teners about what they want from radio, what surement Matrix can not only give you a picture they like about it, dislike about it, etc. Your final station management, but must be determined by of your current strengths, but also serve as a measuring listener perceptions of your station, list of benefits should be limited to those that diagnostic device to assist you in modifications as well as competing ones. Armed with this knowl- are mentioned fairly often and certainly by more of your programming mix. than one or two people, as you don't want the edge, you can set about trying to modify or pro- Y using those listeners who are most mote your "product" in such a way as to capital- list of benefits to grow too long. Probably 10 or familiar with your station to measure ize on your unique package of benefits. 12 benefits should be the maximum allowed, de- your Bstation's perceptions in the market, you can How would a competitive assessment be pending upon the number of competing stations then make the necessary adjustments before at- tempting to reach a broader listener segment. In marketing your station to other listener seg- "In this era of 'me-too' products, perhaps the single greatest cause of product ments (e.g., current non-listeners), it is essential failure in the marketplace is the lack of a distinct advantage for the product that you fully understand the importances they over the competition. Understanding what benefits you offer, how listeners attach to the various benefits. If they rate the perceive those benefits, and the importance they attach to them, is one benefit dimensions differently than your current heavy listeners, then you may be off target in try- method to avoid falling into that trap. - ing to attract them to your station. t is also helpful, but not as critical, to accomplished? There are two basic decisions to to be measured (the more stations, the fewer Iknow your station's initial perceptions. be made first: benefits, and vice versa) among current non-listeners before trying to at- 1. Which listener groups do you wish to tract them to your station. There may be some compete for? Competition Measurement Matrix glaring misperceptions which you should know 2. Which local stations are your closest Perceptions Of Stations about, but most often non-listeners will have no Benefit competitors? opinion or only very weakly held opinions about & melds WAS?. Will PriCCC WI800 Ilroportanot 4 Miming good music s In many cases, the answers to these two ques- 4 your station. The key thing is to let them know Keeping op-to-date 4 tions are interrelated. For instance, if you define Gelling weather info S 5 2 what benefits your station can deliver to them, 4 7 Being entertained 9 1 6 7 6 your target listener group as "all people who lis- Not hearing lots of ads 4 and thus eliminate any misperceptions. ten exclusively to rock music stations," then Prot hearing lots of talk 4 8 In this era of "me-too" products, perhaps Putting me in good mood 9 8 5 4 11 7 your most important competitors are almost cer- the single greatest cause of product failure in tainly limited to other rock stations, whether The Competition Measurement Matrix de- the marketplace is the lack of a distinct advan- Top 40, AOR, AM or FM. If, on the other hand, picted here shows an example of how your sta- tage for the product over the competition. Un- your target market was defined as "males and tion can be compared quantitatively against its derstanding what benefits you offer, how lis- females, ages 18-49," then you would probably competition. On the left are examples of bene- teners perceive those benefits, and the impor- be competing against a mix of format types. fits which listeners may be seeking. The center tance they attach to them, is one method to section shows measures of listeners' perceptions avoid falling into that trap. Discover your unique robably the most profitable way of seg- of each station on each benefit dimension. These advantages, strengthen them, communicate to Pmenting your market for the purposes of ratings can be obtained by asking survey re- the market about them, and you will be a suc- competitive assessment is to focus on current lis- spondents to rate each station on a 1 (poor) to 10 cessful competitor! teners to your station. Current listeners will gen- (excellent) scale. For example: Have a great holiday season! erally have more well-formed perceptions of "For hearing good music, how would you rate WAAA on Dr. Richard J. Lutz is Asso- your station than non-listeners, an important con- a 10-point scale where 1 is poor and 10 is excellent!... ciate Professor of Marketing at sideration given the measurement approach to Using the same scale, how would you rate WBBB for UCLA's Graduate School of be used. You may want to further segregate hearing good music? ... etc." Management, and an acknow- ledged research and marketing your current listeners into heavy listeners (say, On the far right is a measure of benefit importance, which can also be quantified through expert. To direct questions to daily) versus light listeners and either compare Dr. Lutz, call R&R at (213) 553- the two subgroups of focus solely on the heavy the use of a 10-point scale, as follows: 4330 or write to Radio & Rec- ords, 1930 Century Park West, listener segment, as it is presumably the group "On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is very unimportant to Los Angeles, CA 90067. most satisfied with your station. you and 10 is very important to you, how important is it HITS YOU CAN COUNT Oh SANTANA "You Know That I Love You"

NEW & ACTIVE SANTANA "You Know That I Love You" (Columbia) 71113 Moves Up 39. Same 20, Down 0. Adds 13. including KEARTH. KFI, KFRC, KIMN, WF MF W8130, KRUX, WXIL, KDZA, WIFI 29-22. WPEZ 28 25. KWK 76, KSLQ 21 19

NEIL DIA MOND 'September Morn 9 9

WXLO on WBLI on WRJZ add KLEO add WAAY add KKXL add WFIL on PRO-FM add WKIX add W MEE add WERC add KFYR on CKLW deb 29 WHYN add WAYS deb 31 K MJC add 30 KX104 add KYSN add KEARTH on WKEE add WVIC add KTAC on CK101 add 39 KDZA on KIMN on Y103 add 39 K WEN deb 28 WHEB deb 40 FM99 add WTRY add FM100 add KRAV deb 30 14WK add KO WB-FM add # EROS MITH Remember(Walking In The Sand)" WRKO on KUPD on KZ93 on KCPX add WFBG add WHYN add WNAP on KRKE-FM add KO WB-FM add WVIC 39-37 KJRB on WIGY 26-17 WRBR add 1p ARBRA STREISAND Kiss Me In The Rain"

KIMN on WHEB add K104 add KYSN add :‘ •

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Congratulations to Rupert Holmes and to all the wonderful people who gave Rupert his first number one hit.

Dean Alexenburg Andrea Ganis Louis Polenta Jane Arm Peter Gidion Nick Pro • Pamela Arment Bethany Gorfine Ronnie Raphael Mike Atkinson Randy Greenstein Elyse Reilling Tony Autuore Barry Haughin Barry Jay Reiss Marlene Barrett Bette Hisiger Charles Ross Gloria Berardo Frank Horowitz Roger Sayles Bert Bogash Beebe Jennings Patricia Scarpetta t 1... Michael Brannen David Mackay Mindy Schultz Tom Cheney Gary Mankoff Peter Schwartz Murray Cooper Mary Beth Medley - Ira Sherman

r. Peter Corriston Annette McCarthy Robert Sides -Z Susan Dwyer Pat McGowan John Sirotti Ronnie Edmonston Wayne McManners Robin Stewart Susan Eisner Pegye Merket Rick Swig Susan Erlichrnan Joel Newman Karen Terrana Cassia Farkas Ed Ochs Pat Tomczak Gregg Feldman Robert Osborn Barry Weiss Holly Ferguson Bud O'Shea Mark Weiss Larry Ferris Alan Ostroff Ellen White

Jaye P. Fleischman Walter Paas LindaAl Befg Williamsa MO & his entire staff Norman Kurtz. Ricki Gale SusanRon PhelpsPercia

Rupert Holmes' "Escape (The Pina Cola cla Song)." Number one three weeks in a row in R&R. Now number one across the board in Billboard, Record World and Cashbox, and going gold as you read.

Thank you to Radio and to everybody involved Seasons Greetings and Best of Luck for a Wonderful New gear. Ron Alexenburg REIRIFrIdey, December 21. 1919

finement of Burkc s survey technique. atings According to Alpert. Burke is looking at the following methodological areas . . . Week In Review search 1. Examine the results of tests done recently on the possibility of using "24-hour recall .' phone interviews as opposed to asking for listening from Burke Solicits Prospective Partners the previous day. The "24-hour" procedure might The Ratings Race Burke International Research, parent com- capture information which is more recent and pany to Burke Broadcast Research, has asked What 1980 May Bring fresher in the mind of the respondent. If the test a broker to begin searching for a financial data is favorable. Alpert indicated some interview Last week we stated that 1979 was the year partner for the radio ratings division. Accord- changes might be made in time to affect the during which the "new wave" of alternative ratings ing to Burke International Group VP Roger firms began to challenge Arbitron. What might January-March Burke sweeps. 2. Burke may test some different ways to cap- Schorr (to whom the radio operations report). 1980 bring radio with regard to the way the ture cume data for its surveys. Alpert mentioned several weeks ago the unspecified broker was major ratings firms conduct their business? R&R authorized to begin seeking, from various sour- talked with officials at each of the four major using a "TRAC 2" type of technique, one which might provide more reliable cume data than now ces, monies which might help Burke Interna- companies about how they foresaw the upcoming tional recoup some of the $3 million spent so ear. The comments reflect the different levels of obtained by Burke. far on the radio division. MR has confirmed market penetration and research product maturity 3. Burke is also considering adding average- quarter-hour figures to the qualitative and prod- that in a letter to prospective partners. Burke available to today's radio industry from these is looking for an investment of $1.5 mill' various companies. uct usage information printed in the books. Cur- rently only cume figures are given for this type plus a sharing of expenses for BBR after Jan- Arbitron: Aggressive Marketing Plans uary. 1980. Schorr told Ii&R that he did not of data. expect any qualified partners to step in arid in conversations with Arbitron spokeperson Five To Ten More Markets Connie Anthes, it appears that Arbitron sees 1980 aid the compan and lie noted that no serious On the sales front, Burke hopes to be able to as a year of product and revenue expansion. Steps offers have been co lllllll micated to Burke In- expand its service into at least five and it's hoped, which Arbitron is going to take to increase the ternational to date. frequency of measurement and the revenues from ten more markets during 1980. Currently, Burke Lew Alpert, President of Burke Broadcast. is surveying 20 markets. Depending on the local the affected markets include . . . had not known of the broker's letter until con- I. The introduction of Extended Measure- sales support. Alpert speculated that markets such tacted by R&R. He did say that if no finan- as Tampa-St. Petersburg, Seattle, New Orleans, ment into the top three markets, plus San Diego, cial aid was forthcoming he could not forsee effective beginning in late February. and Hartford are the type of markets Burke is Burke Broadcast Research breaking even until 2. Expansion of Extended Measurement into hoping to bring on-line next year. In order to pre- 1983 or '84, a sentiment echoed by Schorr. other markets which have a metro in-tab goal of sent an image of enhanced credibility. Burke is hoping to obtain accreditation this next year from 1200 diaries effective early next September (for Susan Chandler Leaves RAM the Broadcast Rating Council. Finally, Burke is the Fall '80 sweep). Susan Chandler, Vice President of RAM Re- now allowing clients to visit Cincinnati, tour the 3. Offering 18 markets which are currently search, resigned effective December 13. Ms. operations and review survey material. Stations measured only once annually the chance to have a Chandler, who had earlier in her two-year interested in visiting the Cincinnati location in regular four-week Fall sweep. effective next Octo- career with RAM served as General Manager, 1980 should contact Merle Brown at the Cincin- ber. (See Week In Review last week for details.) did not immediately announce any future nati headquarters to set up the details. 4. Offer to the top three markets the oppor- plans. According to John Patton, VP/GM of tunity to subscribe to the Qualidata service, a new Mediastat: Fiscal Stability. RAM, the void created by the departure of product dealing in qualitative and product usage Expansion In Stages Ms. Chandler will be filled, possibly bs bring- data tabbed by station. The pilot study of this new ing in new personnel to the company. product will be available to broadcasters in the Jim Seiler, President of Media Statistics, Inc., told R&R that his firm's bywords for 1980 would top markets probably next June. be fiscal stability. Seiler told R&R that the fi- Major Market Radio Appoints New 5. The use of the Expanded Sample Frame nancial health of his company is most important technique to sample homes with unlisted phone Research Director and that growth, should it come, will be in planned numbers will grow to cover more markets. The Major Market Radio rep firm has stages. Survey Improvement Items named Jeff Wakefield to be the company's Seiler mentioned that Mediastat will carefully Research Director. Wakefield was formerly Two major areas of concern are at the top of review what the industry wants and is willing to with Torbet Radio, and is succeeding Rob Arbitron's list. for 1980, as the company looks for support financially, then Mediastat may move Fisher, who is now Research Director for the ways to improve its radio survey methodology. to fill those needs. Specifically, here are some of RKO network. Arbitron hopes that tests on the Augmented Diary Seiler's thoughts on growth next year . . . Procedures will be completed in such a fashion I. Mediastat plans to add five markets to its that the firm can replace the current ethnic retrieval roster of areas that currently receive monthly re- courting Bill McClenaghan, formerly of Arbitron procedures with the augmented procedure. Tele- ports. Although he declined to name for the record and now head of research for ABC Radio. RAM phone Retrieval and Personal Placement and Re- the markets he had in mind, Seiler did say that will be devoting monies to adding high caliber trieval may become things of the past. The aug- they are all major markets and are dispersed people to its staff in 1980, according to Patton. mented procedure would mean that everyone across the nation. One of the first projects RAM hopes to look at next would get a diary mailed to them, but ethnic and 2. If there is enough industry support, Media- year is a new way of drawing sample — possibly other "difficult" households nould get a larger stat may begin to produce quarterly reports. If a technique which retains RAM's current thrust of premium and more frequent "reminder calls" these are well received, Seiler stated, his firm sampling on a geographically proportionate basis, during the survey week. Besides the possible im- might then add data on weekend listening. This, but adds a way to also include unlisted phone plementation of the Augmented Diary Procedure, he noted, would then put Mediastat in a mode numbers in the sample frame. RAM does not cur- Arbitron is looking to streamline its edit proce- very similar to the Burke reports. rently sample unlisted households. dures. Arbitron has promised the RAB GOALS 3. Should there be significant demand, Me- Improved Services For Clients Committee that a revised edit procedure manual diastat might also begin to include lifestyle data in On the marketing side, RAM is going to be will be ready in March. The time that the revised its reports for the major markets. offering some improved services next year. Begin- procedures might be implemented is still unre- RAM: Looking Inward ning in January, microprocessing units will be solved, according to Ms. Anthes. Recent reorganization moves at RAM are like- available to stations as an added option to the cur- Burke Broadcast Research: ly to have effects that continue into 1980, accord- rent RAM services. Depending on the availability Growth And Product Refinement ing to VP/GM John Patton. Patton, who recently of equipment. clients will be able to access ratings The most recent entry into the ratings race is assumed responsibility for day-to-day operation of data in more of a sales-oriented form, replacing the books which often don't get effectively used to Burke Broadcast Research. a firm which had its RAM, noted that with the departure of Susan generate revenue. In terms of client service, RAM difficulties in 1979. Burke Broadcast President Chandler and the desire to upgrade the quality of Lew Alpert told R&R. though. that the Burke the RAM service, there is likely to lw additional will he adding a toll-free number which will allow service has a hopeful outlook on the upcoming personnel moves. RAM has been looking for a stations to call San Diego more easily should they ear and is planning to achieve two goals — ex- quality researcher to supervise testing of new pro- have a question or problem. pansion into five more markets, and continued re- cedures, and to this end RAM was until recently — 1914/Friday. Da mirribsie 21. 1979 P QM riF) Chart Album Airplay/ 40 Sum mary

162 REPORTERS Albu m cuts Woo 11,311•11 inort1•1 For the leo Risit of 1479 -ii of airplay preference December 21, 1979 our reporting stations made • 1r 1.7 121d IP•71 The Long Run (Asylum) Tki• "Moorfooho" "King" "Disco vary few changes or addi 1 1 1 1 EAGLES tions, generally sticking . Damn The... (Backstreet/MCA) " D o n 't" "Refu gee " - G irl " 'T ell 3 2 2 TOM PETTY fs HEARTBREAKERS. with artists already firmly Tusk IWBI —Sons" "Moon" "Angel" - T hin k " 2 4 3 FLEET W OOD MAC established on our Albu m Freedom At Point Zero RCA/Grunt . " J e ns " Title " R oc k " " E y es " 6 4 3 4 JEFFERSON STARSHIP Airplay/40 listing E A GLES The Well (Colu mbia) " N u m b " " Hey " " M oth er " " L ust " held rock staady at nu m 15 5 PINK FLOYD her one, landing all co rn 16 9 DAN FOGELBERG Phoenix (Full Moon/Ep(c) Title "Fire " " Hotels " "L o n ger" 8 6 petition both in total ra 4 5 7 STYX Cornerstone (A& M) " N e ver " ' Why " "Lig hts " "Ti m e 5 port. and hots PETTY main " Su nglasses " "T ha n k " "Ba d" 7 6 8 IZ TOP Deguello (WB) teined second place with S 6 7 9 LED ZEPPELIN In Through The Out. (Swan Song) "Fool" "Evening" "Al!" "Crawl strong hots, w hile M A C "Remember" "Surprise" "Smile regained the nu mber three 13 10 9 10 AEROS MITH Night In The Ruts (Colu mbia) position this w eek. per 31 15 14 11 N. YOUNG ft C. HORSE Live Rust (WB'Reprise) "Cinnamon" "Mountain" "Hurricane haps bouncing beck as a "Devil" "Stay" "Streets" "Cry" 27 12 NO NUKES Various Artists (Asylu m) . result of their current tour Title "Heart" " N o w " " Dr ea min g " 27 18 11 13 LITTLE FEAT Dovvn On The Ferrn (W8) ST A R SHIP was scant re 11 11 12 14 TOTO Hydra (Colu mbia) "B o ys " Sister " VS" "St G e orge ports a way fro m third 7 8 10 15 FOREIGNER Head Games (Atlantic) Title W o m e n " "Ev e n " "B oy " PIAC• end m ay provide battle foe that posibon next ' T une " " L o ve " " G o o db y e " 18 17 16 16 STEVE FORBERT -Jackrabbit Slim - (Ne mperor) ~or' time FLOY D bounced into " B ottle - " M o on " "B e d 's " "Alrig ht 9 12 13 17 POLICE Reggatta de Blanc (MIMI top five as adds turnod in

- W i es e* ' Walk " 25 23 19 18 INMATES First Offence (Polydor) to heavier eirpley rotators 12 14 17 19 JOE JACKSON I'm The Man (AfsM) " D iffo re nt" Title " Ra dio " "K ure " FO GELBERG continued hie climb. as did Y O U N G. 14 13 18 20 M OLLY HATCHET Flirtin' With Disaster (Epec.) V o s olis '" " O v er " " Pl eas ure " Dream Police (Epic) "1/421bat "NoN" Mb 'Wan' N U MB took an impress:ye 10 16 21 21 CHEAP TRICK "Noorgsrookor" 'Wood" "X" Title leap up wards w hile FOR- 22 24 23 n PAT BENATAR In The Heat Of The (Chrysalis) BE RT maintained and IN- - M o ncleys -" N i g ht " "Looking" 24 26 24 23 BOO MTO WN RATS Fine Art Of Surfacing (Columbia) M ATE S Inched up TRICK Wentacr "Lightning' 19 22 22 24 SANTANA Marathon (Colu mbia) "Hoffr "Low" held thew ovvn A T AR

"Hallo" " To R o cli " "L a dies M a n and RATS inched up. and 26 28 30 25 APRIL WINE Harder Faster (Capitol) WI NE resurged gro wing - L uck y - Tido " B e d " "Alley - 17 20 20 26 FOGHAT Boogie Motel (Bearsville WB) in all rotations this week Rebel - "Games" "Hideaway 29 27 28 27 BOB WELCH The Other One (Capitol) W ELC H inched up se O UT Title 'T his - " A go " " Nig h t " 20 21 26 28 KENNY LOGGINS Keep The Fire (Colu mbia) LA WS and H E A D B O YS - 23 25 29 29 OUTLA WS In The Fos Of The St or m (Arista) Bluitsvya ter" "Miracle Home" r•ud steady 146 0 restaged "Drea ming" "Union" "She yin with ne w gro wth in total 15 19 25 30 BLONDIE Eat To The Beet (Chrysa(is) "Shape" "Stone" "Kens Take repo rts and hots SI m ain 28 30 31 31 HEADBOYS Heedboys (RSO) tam ed w hile M E T HE NY 'Wait''Heaven' 8ebop 37 31 35 32 HALL ft OATES X Static (RCA) ooreinued his climb EA ST Title Believer" "Money' "Turn" 35 34 33 33 a-SPECIAL Rockin . Into The Night (AEI MI re/surged with in, resasaid 40 34 PAT METHENY GROUP A merican Garage (EC M) Ti tie Heartland" " E pic " m ediu ms as W O N DE R Spoe‘alty . -Lonelier" " AlOrnin () bounced back P O O DLE S 34 37 38 35 HEAD EAST A Diffirrent Kind (AI M) VY • • the w eak $ sole d• 21 29 32 36 BONNIE RAITT The Glow (WB) " C antin g ". Gate 'Thank" hut with strong m ediu ms "Need" Pm it'd's,' 32 32 3-4 37 JOHN COUGAR J O h n Cougar (Rive) PA BLO CR UISE ca me dose nr 40 38 STEVIE WONDER T he Secret Life Of Plants (Tamla) "Sioncr f Orchid h eong this week Blom t- M orley' V a m pire ••• • 39 FABULOUS POODLES T hink Pin k lEpirl Tr ofibli , Bah Room' . 36 39 39 40 KARLA BONOFF Restless Nig hts (C olu m bia) THE HOTTEST MOST ADDED. O af t2/7 P 1/3 117,111 ,...:, ,,„ It 1 H a/ I LACILI I W I IleoLAISAIII 114 1 1 1 I I 1 0 a 1 we tang 1.13•TAtowi •• 7 rcer•A wAit et 1111AnwrA ti• 1041 P411 I W I N 1 Me N. TONI PETTY • a 7 AO M MUS U M ea 0.••••, (S•c•sirou•TICA/ a. • venni.' Argots i•••••••0 A M Chi. roe at. ta• mar- P Vant4 arsa I PULIT'SV000 MAC 3 NOY IUNIDIAXAI M B SI an TARA IWO AA 7 vi. Cl- ... 4h/ha w* 4114 Nal 53 Soy OA 38

keieRRR,Roced me I.. sa MR le • • JIMPP606010 STASISMID 4 SIMI IA101/171 - I a a .110 Or Freedom At (011CA420•04 Al 7170 Rowe LA131 ~ , IN T•••••••• • how Jew* 11111 Allnlim eit In 404ithilhill ha SOS WILCO. ▪ PIM R.0•13 I GA M MON at VAX tnlal a sPi n a ea e c ri..• oa r one Casale Th•IANA .Co67,6*A wa • / N a Gams." e Von DAt• AMMO Oa was. Ar m, - -Carmitenstor •Aort• - eleMIS bawl, *1 I SAIII ASA a STYX 11 M OIIIIIIPSIMTZ N M SO ad •••••••••••••10910.9191 Conran ic•-•• Ab *Ai Al• fly Vert Dee ilArginl N .4 les. 911•••••ir 11erve, SIT PIhr ~ 11111 31 ?T M 171 C10011 COPCP/f se I • 110009T09411 NATI 7 LED ZIPPY"... 7 CUPP POCKAAD M U 3.70 An 04 Sw•w wg CAB 1••• Thro•••••• Swim. Som. AO • IN• Don t if MI Atha/Val Dew La. sareaves rod i., Ti. new NN M POMO U M rre N. • M etal W WII 9 DAM cooatateci • 1 3 • PAT IBITHEAFY 0100UP ?VIP A rds. fisow ,Catrooll lAwalew Foe Moon* Bad 4044 AJPPIIK/01 Gen/911 Eall1 M a .0 16A /71•A• Tree 11141 111411 Tue. .10 7 JOI JACKSON 9 72 TOP • XLSPIEDIAL SOO I /he Mon ,A130,0 Degui0o W II • • MAI 11 Rock.. Into The (AI M] le 4) 00.41.V.I Far Gram 56070••••• Tie 111/78 lP 7 .1 • 141EADSOYS is assioesernt • TANTRU M a. it tiselbart I11501 14•01 in Tn., Ill•ne ICAO •• 163 43 NomPas B. Rocks% 107,7oesi so 76 shag. 01 /14 .•mes 113111 11107 '" rear 'I 1 9 DAN FOGIELSE1113 II Mil YOUNG St C. NOS E • PEARL HANSOM It THE_ be Pours.. 17,66 E•Al L . R,At ,Wtt R•oweam Ai r. 11 PAW liwbor b W S , ••• r• C,rwyrnOn G f .444 N MI M il 11141V 1112411 1W?, 7, rinw• ot• 9 M IL YOUNG BC A MIE 11 FOR OGMES SI • • • • • • II PINK IROTO 1429/7 Us* Aunt 11.0,44•4 Nerd George i A Apnea a N II was (cokonbie) Mal r,ais N a 2s r.. Tie crwa•or IB M 1114 14 60 60 co•ininiseee Numb AD 9 OUTLA WS 12 NO NUKES Is BOO WELCH Pis . 72111 1677 Vona., *reels tAs ,"••••0 all we Ey* Ot The Stiztn•n A MU. re, Is N) IhIll The Other Ono 'Capitol •••••••••••• NI) M S 1741 ram PAIN 122.411 Robes Rouser NN 111 AESOSTAIDN 12 roues Roggen* de Blanc tAb•AI Al A • • • 3 /44pIni in The R.es Cal r. MAltswe• in A dorsa - N M 11 1 44 VO W 12041 115111 IMS 110 II FOCistAT 1 I LITTLE FLAT Down On The /on, 11N1111 Ae • 12 31 a r. Boogie • Stiors ~PAID rielo m ei ssa re 3,d ft..* Low:ary - 1, 311-SPECUU. Rock., Into The Pee Tvw. Honest reports al charting arts & are displayed weer a t, . • Tile Medium reports i chartuis artists am display ed over a ilve-emen Ilse Added reports al charting artists are dr:played reef a fl prf/c/1 Thint are listed in order al total m arts thr specific ratatioc ...nod They are bard is order of total reports within the specific rotation versed They are lobed is order al total reports intim the specific rotation for thr reek Two mirribers follow each album tine T r first represents fur thr reek Two numbers follow each album tale The first represent, • weir week Two numbrrs Woes each album ma The hist represent% total total rung:era our reporting nations playing the album this reek Tte *c- (atal rairnlarr of our reporting stations playing tte album thes week 11w sn- number at our reporting Arran piavirist Ur album this reek TIN second 13 ord is Or mintier of those stations that retorted it in hot rotation this reek ,..nd is Or number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation this the number al those statiom that added it this week Below thew *ambers W ow Urge numbers are brealukra re% al11w albam s reports I/1 other rata- +vet Belo% these numbers are breakckearns ii the album s reverts in othnt are breakdowns al the album reports in .ither mutters' for Ur week Tle tans for the wet 11w album s preferred smarty cut is fated rotations for Vie west Ttr album s preferred airplay cut is listed alburn s preferred aortas) cut is luted HbF1 ,Fridny Dec:timber 21. 1979

I BREAKERS] SINGLES JAZZ ON AIN atom 1 QUEEN Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (Elektra) 1 JEAN-LUC PONT, Taste Of Passion (Atlantic) "Beach Girl" level of station activity on any given week. 2 CLIFF RICHARD 1 &JANES& ICLUGH . . .. One On One (Tappan ZealColl "We Don't Talk Anymore" (EMI America) "Kari"' 3 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 3 TOM SCOTT Street Bent (Columbia) "Damned If I Do" (Arista) Title 4 BRAND X Product (Passport) 4 FLYING LIZARDS "Rhesus' Waves "Money" (Virgin) 5 DAVE VALENTIN The Hawk (Arusta) 5 JOAN AR MATRADING "World" 6 LARRY CORYELL Return (Vanguard) No Records Clualif led "Rosie" (AB M) Various Cuts 6 D WIGHT TWILLEY 7 JEFF LORBER FUSION Water Sign (Arista) "Somebody To Love" (Arista) For AOR Breaker Status This Week. "Sparkle ' • 7 RICK DERRINGER 8 NATIVE SON Native son (MCA) "Something Warm" (Blue Sky) • 'Eyes" •'Surfing • ' 8 CARS 9 SONNY ROLLINS Don't Ask (Milestone) Various Cuts "All I Can Do" (Elektra) 10 WEATHER REPORT 8 30 (ARC/Columbia) 9 SHOES "Bird/and'• "Too Late" (Elektra) 10 POINT BLANK "Mean To Your Queenie" (MCA) T h ese albu ms receive d sig nifica nt airplay rep orts this w e ek but did not r. hert TO.... 45 • receiv ed sig nificant A O R •irplay rep orts this w eek T O.... singles on the Albu m Airplay ,40 listing T his chitin represents activity based on • co m sr• eith er not •valla ble on an sibu m of •r• fro m •n albu m not curren tly on the benation of add m e diu m and hot rep orts. as w ell as special lass progrern ming Albu m Airploy ,40 chart T he chart is listed in ord er ,rf total m entio ns rec eiv ed The albu m s preferred airplay cute Sr. listed this w eek REGIONAL ADA ACTIVITY

MOST ADDED MEDIUM THF, HOTTEST INMATES T. PETTY ft HEARTBREAKERS BETTE MIDLER First Offence (Polydor) 27/20 Damn... (Backstreet/MCA) 35/35 The Rose (Atlantic) 11/11 BOOMTO WN RATS EAGLES FINGERPRINTZ Fine Art Of.. (Columbia) 27/17 The Long Run (Asylum) 35/34 EAST The Very Dab (Virgin) 15/8 UTTLE FEAT FLEETWOOD MAC ROY SUNDHOLNI Albany Down On The Farm (WB) 30/16 Tusk (WB) 35/32 Binghamton The Chinese... (Polydor) 9/8 518 46 2 55 5 5 WAAL 607-7724850 HEADBOYS JEFFERSON STARSHIP i‘f.rraK 15.11.1110111111111 1,010 mico IAN McLAGAN Q -,04/11(10T Eh9e90 • 1.11.• /W N W ne•ssr Headboys (RSO) 21/16 Freedom... (RCA/Grunt) 34/31 m M al 141.1.11. Troublemaker (Mercury) 7/7 4551 Pu a ow•t1 PO 0 9 FASCO1 115115•1 94.1 4C•140.10 OOP F OLK S PINK ROYD Pin FLO W 10.44.1.00 GARRISON AND VAN DYKE BOB WELCH •01041 11011 .../tpic 1.15/01 0 011 a A IOTA. 41.01 IC OLLAT. 11.10 0 * we fro Fle e The Wall (Columbia) 35/30 O 145.149C KR . The Other One (Capitol) 20/15 .1.11 I PUM P .10 . L.. 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Into The Eighties As the industry winds down with year-end celebrations, Radio & Records will take a two-week hiatus to prepare for our eighties assault! Though you won't see a copy of R&R for a few weeks, our offices will be open and busy, as the AOR department gears up for the coming year. We'll be in, so if something's happening at your radio station that's newsworthy, remember to give us a call. A New Look One of the things we'll be working on over the holidays is a new look for the AOR section, some of which is already evident. I've chained the production department to their drawing boards and desks to help me come up with an appearance for the section that will reflect the continuing evolution of the AOR form. The preliminary plans look very exciting, and you'll see the results in our first issue of the new year, cover-dated January 11.

New Reporters In that issue we'll spotlight the AOR news of the holiday season, and we'll also print an updated list of our AOR reporting stations. And coming up, more of the in-depth market summaries and personality profiles you have come to expect from the Industry's Newspaper. Paraquat Kelley and fishy friend . New Reporting Days Well, you get the general idea. Kelley explained, "It's something they can re- An important change for 1980 is in the AOR reporting schedule. Effective late to, especially on a Friday night when they're on their way home from work. with the first issue of 1980, we will be taking AOR reports Thursdays from 7am Friday's a good day to whip it on them." (West Coast time) to 4pm, and Fridays from 7am to 2pm. This new schedule will Now, the big question. Without a doubt it's funny and great listening, but is allow our East Coast reporters to call much earlier in their day and avoid the it news?, Kelley replied, "It's a feature. We do hard news and we do features." midday crush of phone calls both they and we receive. It will also provide Ra- PD Sam Bellamy added, "It's included in the newscast because that's the only dio & Records with absolutely the most up-to-date AOR coverage being offered time we do features. But that's okay, because we do over an hour more news a anywhere within the industry. Please be certain to change your schedules accord- week than is required by the FCC." ingly. We will be taking reports for the January 11 issue on Thursday, January 3 And Then There's Whoo-aa and Friday, January 4. Or Whoo-Ya (accent on the Whoo). You'd have to live in Los Angeles to fully comprehend how popular this nonsense phrase has become since KMET air per- See You Next Year sonalities introduced it in their shows over a year ago. Once again, Paraquat As you saw in last week's 1979 In Review, this has been a year of tremendous Kelley was the guiding spirit behind this catch phrase, as Bellamy explained. "Par- change and subsequent growth for AOR radio. The wheels are already in motion aquat noticed that the term whoo-aa is in a million rock 'n' roll songs; it seems for another year of exciting growth for AOR radio, and Radio & Records will be to be a kind of rock 'n' roll yell. It's just one of those yells that makes you feel there chronicling the changes as they happen. good. Jocks use it as drop-ins over songs, or to accentuate a statement they've Associate AOR Editors Christina Anthony and Sylvia Salazar join me in wish- made." ing you a most pleasant holiday season. We'll see you next year. Whoo-aa (or its first cousin "whoo-ya") may be a generic rock 'n' roll term, but it is undoubtedly KMET which has popularized it to the Los Angeles audience. Popularized to the extent that you'll hear it at concerts, on the beach, or see it on There's Something Fishy Going On At KM ET bumper stickers on the miles of L.A. freeways everyday. About those bumper stickers: "We have a lawsuit going against the people who have bootlegged whoo-aa KMET/Los Angeles is an undisputed champion of AOR radio. It's grabbed Los bumper stickers and other items," explained Bellamy. "They're making a fortune Angeles by the collective short hairs and won't let go, much to the frustration of off it, and the kids might perceive it as KMET trying to make money off them." the other fifty-plus stations in town that would like to be in its enviable position. Meantime there seems to be no stopping the whoo-aa attack on young Amer- AOR programmers from all across the country spend weekends in Los Angel- ica; it stands to become the most important catch phrase since "Nanu Nanu." In es hotels listening to KMET, writing down the title of every song played, every fact,,,Bellamy recalled, "A couple of weeks ago I was in Las Vegas. I had the TV word spoken. They also spend a lot of time on the phone with me, asking how, in on as I was getting ready for bed and in the middle of a commercial the guy said a radio market as fiercely competitive as Los Angeles, KMET has hit the top and whoo-aa. I couldn't believe it. It's becoming the counterculture buzz word of the stayed there. eighties." This article turns the spotlight on just two of the station's more recent pro- What's the point? Just this: That there's much more to successful radio (of grarruning ideas that have caught on like wildfire with its listeners. They provide any format) than playing the songs your audience wants to hear. The Fish Re- insight into the collective programming mind of one of AOR's top radio stations, port and the Whoo-aa campaign are just two examples of the myriad ways in and perhaps a clue to its ratings success secrets. which a radio station can not only extend its reach into the community it serves, but actually affect the way that community lives. Now that's the way ratings The Fish Report points accumulate! Come again? Actually, the KMET Fish Report is the brainchild of station newsperson Patrick "Paraquat" Kelley (his listeners will call him Paraquat because of his heavy coverage of the paraquat scandals). As Kelley tells the fish Evolution story, "It was a spinoff of an idea I had when President Carter was having hemor- WMAS-FM/Springfield, MA is switching from Dancemusie to AOR rhoid problems. I thought it would be a hot tip to have a hemorrhoid operation with Mike Adams as PD and Jay Scott as MD. Welcome aboard . . . WIBA- with a beat on the air. You get some background music and start listing some of FM / Madison has named a PD from within: he's Dave Ervin, who has the imaginary tools they might use for the operation. So we did that and that been on the WIBA-FM airstaff since 1974 . . . Denys Bergeron has resigned led to a lobotomy with a beat. Then someone around here suggested we do a fish as CHOM-FM/Montreal GM and is leaving radio. Rob Braide has been report in the same way. The newspapers here actually run fish reports of what was upped to the station's PD post from MD . . . WECM-FM and WTSV-AM/ caught and in what quantity." Claremont, Nil have just switched to live AOR from automation, with So now, every Friday night at the tail end of the 6pm newscast, Kelley intro- Mike Hayes as PD and Brian Gordon as MD. . Robin Sherwin has been duces the KMET version of the fish report, which is read over a polka-style music upped to Asst. PD and Dale Edwards to MD at WOUR/Utica . . . WMMII / trxl. In a line-by-line trade-off with air personality Mary Turner, the conversa- Philadelphia has announcea a series of in-house promotions: Jane Norris tion goes something like this: has been named MD (from promotions). airstaffer Mark Gordon as Asst. PK: It's our pleasure to present to you KMET's Fish Report With A MD, and Marcia Hrichison to head promotions, public relations and energy Beat. Whoo-aa! Santa Monica: 18 mackerel, 7 halibut, 1 Irish Spring ling concerns. More WMMR news to come . . . Chris Van Dyke has exited cod . . . mornings at KMOD/Tulsa . . . Carey Bruce sham' has exited nights at MT: Belmont Pier: 3 menage-a-trout, 87 Ike & Tina tuna fish, a KY-jelly- KAZY/Denver for 10pm-2am at WLUP/Chicago . . Randy Lancaster is fish . . the new MD at WSMU-F'M/Starkville following Rodney Walker's departure PK: Oceanside: 13 rock cod, 12 roll cod, also a nice run on rays: you . . . Steve Tipton has joined WBIR/Knoxville for airwork . . . Mike Bell is got your sting ray, your James Earl Ray. an Elizabeth Ray. and an X-ray . . . Acting MD at KMGN/Bakersfield following Luke Johnston's departure MT: Crisco's Landing: 1 Fender bass, three cable carp, a case of crabs, . . . Dana Fox x has exited 7-12midnight at KEZO/Omaha. and one neon spinx fish (usually caught swimming backwards without its lights on) . . . . REIRIFridey, December 21, 1979 Pege 54

Update de Marne Na med PD At M105 KBPI / Denver raised over $10,000 in a celebrity auction for Greenpeace . Phil deMarne has been appointed PD at Milts/Cleveland following the switch- LOVE-94/Miami was host station for an MCA promotion which flew in winning over of Eric Stevens to sister AM station WBBG. DeMarrie was most recently listeners from station promotions across the country for a cruise with Rupert I'D at ABC's WRQX /Washington, IX' while it was still AOR-formatted (before Holmes . . . KILST/Albuquerque collected 350 toys for tots as admissions to a spe- turning Top 40). cial screening of "The Jerk" .. KTIM/San Rafael is up for sale . . . NBC's Commenting on his past experiences, deMarne told MR "ABC was good for Source network scored an exclusive interview with Paul McCartney for its news- the discipline it gave me. But they were getting so tight that they were not being casts . . . Joint Communications researcher John Parikhal is interviewed in the responsive to the AOR audience any longer. I just wanted to rethink radio. I new issue of Dui for his comments on the effects of disco and rock music on lis- wanted a situation when I got back into it where I wouldn't have some of the teners' libidos . . . Bill Walton guest-hosted the morning show for three days on management structure the way it was at ABC. It's going to be a real tough. KPRI/San Diego . . . WMMR/Philadelphia and WMMS/Cleveland have been named competitive battle," he continued, turning to M105's perennial campaign to as two official Winter Olympics affiliates for interviews and coverage . . WIWN/ unseat WMMS as Cleveland's AOR leader. "I'm new going in here. I have nothing Boston newsperson Danny Schechter has won an area Emmy for his work on a TV against WMMS. I'd rather build a new station than be concerned with show documentary . . . KSAN/San Francisco took a TV special about the dan- someone else's problems." gers of angel dust, tightened it for radio, and simulcast it with a local TV outlet. Following the show, KSAN devoted two hours to a talk show with some of the people from the TV documentary. The SF phone company reported over 5000 calls attempted during the talk show . . . WAQX/Syracuse sponsored a food drive W NE W-F M Begins Holiday Season with local high schools and colleges. The winning team. which collected over 2000 With Dual Concerts cans, won a party with the station's jocks . . . WPLR/New Haven will carry WNEW-FM/New York, which has made holiday rock concerts for charity an exclusive Allman Bros. concert live on New Year's Eve, and turn the event a tradition for the past eight years, added a new twist this year by holding a into a party with its audience. The station will pass out noisemakers, tuxedo T- second show for neighboring New Jersey audiences. • shirts, and related party paraphernalia to concertgoers. . WLOM/Cape Cod New Jersey fans paid $8.50 and a toy contribution to see Outlaws and 38- has dropped its overnight full album airplays in support of the industry, and will Special in a concert with profits earmarked for various New Jersey charities. instead carry a Mutual network talk show by Larry King; which may be a bit In New York, Hall & Oates and Ellen Foley headlined an $8.50 plus toy concert for confusing, because the station's Music Director is also named Larry King . . . United Cerebral Palsy. All four bands donated their services free of charge for WQUT/Johnson City, in conjunction with sister AM station WJCW, raised over $41,000 the sold-out shows. for St. Jude's Children's Hospital in a 48-hour radiothon . . . WLUP/Chicago WNEW-FM GM Mel Karmazin said he hopes to clear $30,000 from the con- sold out nine theaters for its live screening of the Chicago Who concert perform- certs for the charities. He commented, "Everyone wins with these concerts: ance, which was sold out. MD Sky Daniels reported the shows were a great certainly the charities; the groups get off on it; and the value to the station is success and that they'll do more when ticket supply can't match demand for up- obvious." coming concerts . . . WRIF/Detroit turned its exclusive Who interview into an hourlong special on the group . . . WLVQ/Columbus aired a,n editorial against the policy of general admission concerts following the Who debacle, and will no longer co-sponsor such shows . . . WVUD/Dayton has added a weekly jazz show Color with Jim Kapcar as host . . . WRNO/New Orleans has moved and has a new phone number as well. Contact them at 4539 N. 1-10 Service Rd., Metairie, LA 70301, or LIVE FROM PHOENIX . . KDKB/Phoenix asked listeners to write, in 25 at (504) 889-2424 . . . Stations wishing to contact Steve Dahl for more information words or less, why they'd like to win an expenses-paid trip to see a taping of "Sat- about his upcoming satellite network morning program may call (312) 878-4477. urday Night Live." Aside from that grand prize, other prizes awarded in the promotion included a color TV and dinner and a concert on New Year's Eve. TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS: WXKE/Ft. Wayne listeners registered at sponsor locations for Christmas gift packages the station will award. The pack- Concerts Et Conversations ages increase daily according tb the twelve days of Christmas, such that on the PRESENTATIONS: WLIR/Long Island presented 20/20 for free . . . KPAS/ twelfth day twelve packages will be awarded. The gift packages include stereo El Paso presented Arlo Guthrie for $1.00 . . . CITI/Winnipeg presented Harle- systems, albums, snow blowers, mopeds, and other gift items. quin for $.92 . . . DC-IN/Washington, DC presented 38-Special and The Blend DERRINGER DINNER: WLVQ/Columbus is awarding phone-in contest for $1.01 . . . WOUR/Utica presented Cindy Battens for $.96 . . . KQRS/Mbureap- winners Rick Derringer albums, and from those prizewinners, one name will be olis presented Pat Benatar for $1.92 . . . WRXL/Riclunond presented Pat Metheny picked at random for a dinner with Derringer and the station's morning team on Group for $3.50. the night of Derringer's concert appearance in Columbus. The winners will also RADIO CONCERTS: Now on VVBAB/Long Island . . . Molly Hatchet on WLAV- see the show and visit backstage afterwards. FM/Grand Rapids . . . Harry Chapin on WMMS/Cleveland . . . Rick Danko. POLICE PATROL: WDHA/North Jersey, in conjunction with A&M Records, Paul Butterfield on KBCO/Boulder. . . 38-Special on DC-101/Washington, DC . . . offered listeners the chance to win Police albums and a grand prize police scanner Aztec 2 Step on WPLR/New Haven . . . Cindy Bullens, Hall & Oates on WBCN/ in a recent write-in promotion. Boston . . . Motels on KQFM/Portland . . Outlaws on WQBK/Albany. . . Iggy Pop on KSAN/San Francisco . . . hall & Oates on WNEW-FM/New York . . . Steve Forbert on WIOQ/Philadelphia . . . The Now, Horslips, Rainbow, Sports on WLIR/Long Island . . . Sports on WYSP/Philadelphia . . . Hall & Oates on 4 WMMS/Cleveland. GUEST DJ'S: Horslips on WDHA/North Jersey . . . Kenny I g gins on KZEW/ Dallas . . . Molly Hatchet on WHCN/Hartford. CONVERSATIONS: Rainbow on WDHA/North Jersey . . . Hall & Oates on WLIR/Long Island . . . Rupert Holmes on LOVE-94/Miami . . . Rick Derringer on Y-95/Rockford . . John Entwistle, Pete Townshend, Kenny Jones, Ed Asner, James Doohan on WMMS/Cleveland . . . Sinceros, FM on WJKL/Elgin . . . Doobie Bros. on KBCO/Boulder . . . Bob Welch on KSJO/San Jose . . . Molly Hatchet on DC-101/Washington, DC . . . Kansas on KRST/Albuquerque . . Point Blank on WROQ/Charlotte . . . Frank Zappa, Bob Welch, Rick Derringer on WXRT/Chicago . . . Pat Benatar on WWWW/Detroit . . . Ronnie Montrose, Rainbow on WAQX/Syracuse . . . Cindy Bullens on WOUR/Utica . . . George Duke, Bob James on WRVR/New York . . . Jefferson Starship on KFMH/Mus- catine . . Hall & Oates. John Entwistle on WBCN/Boston . . Mistress on KZEW/ Dallas . . . Martin Mull on WDIZ/Orlando . . . Foreigner, Journey, 38-Special on WBIR/Knoxville . . . Foreigner on WJAX/Jacksonville . . . Hall & Oates, Sinceros on M-105/Cleveland . . . Utopia, Rainbow, the Beat on WQBK/Albany . . . Pat Benatar on WEKR/Memphis . . . Delbert McClinton on KTCL/Fort Col- lins . . . Tom Petty on KFMH/Muscatine . . . Molly Hatchet. Outlaws on WMJQ/ Rochester . . . George Duke on WRVR/New York . . . Kenny Loggins, Tom John- ston on KMOD/Tulsa . . . Steve Forbert, Karla Bonoff on KBPI/Denver . . . Journey on WXRT/Chicago . . . Kenny Loggins, Point Blank on KLPQ/Little Rock . . . Pat Benatar on KQRS/Minneapolis . . . Outlaws on WQBK/Albany . . . Jefferson Starship on WYDD/Pittsburgh . . . Tom Petty on WZXR/Mem- phis . . . Rainbow, Sports, The Now on WLIR/Long Island . . . Jefferson Star- ship on WMAD/Madison . . . Point Blank on WKQQ/Lexington . . . Point Blank on WIIS/Lansing . . . Bob Welch on WMMS/Cleveland . . . City Boy on CITI/ RULE DEDICATES NE W WRIF OFFICES — To com memorate the move of the entire Winnipeg . . . Jefferson Starship on WLVQ/Columbus . . XTC. Fabulous Poodles. WRIF/Detroit operation into a brand new building, ABC President Elton Rule presid Marc Jordan on CHEZ-FM/Ottawa . . . Robert Palmer, Shawn Phillips, Com- ed over a nb'9n-cutting ceremony Pictured r) are ABC FM President Martin Green mander Cody on K-104/Phoenix . . . Eagles on K LOS/Los Angeles. berg, ABC I );(io President Ben Hoberman, WRIF VP and GM Jay Hoker and Rule FTER YOUR COUNTDOWN [lio 9 9

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Station Break research course — have never even read a book on basic research. All they're really Just a note to all R&R Top 40 reporting stations reminding you that we will need doing is . . . one of their buddies in another market called up and said, "Hey, we're to receive your first music lists of the new year on Monday, January 7, or Tuesday, doing this kind of research," and they try to pick his brain for the information, and then January 8. During the holidays, as in years past, R&R will not publish, since the they start doing it on their station. majority of our reporting stations do not change their music lists Christmas and New R&R: Well, they might get the how to's, but not the why's. Year's weeks. But, if you need us, we'll be here. The Radio & Records offices will JC: Yes. So what it comes down to is a lot of confusion. But. I think that research be open during usual business hours, excluding the actual holidays. is basically good if you know how to deal with it, but you have to understand the ori- All of us in the Top 40 section wish you happy holidays and we'll be expecting ginal concept of what we're doing; we're just trying to play the music that the largest to hear from you again with new lists on January 7 & 8 for the first issue of 1980, amount of people in any market would enjoy listening to. dated January 11. R&R: What about markets where there's pretty widespread fragmentation — where there are a lot of specialized formats where there are stations tailoring themselves for a very small section of saying, "Well, if I can be No. I, 25-49 women, A CONVERSATION WITH JERRY CLIFTON that's fine, and I'll play nothing but those kind of records." And then you've got another guy who plays nothing but the hard rock records for the men 18-24, and so on. Do you think a mass appeal radio station can still compete in that arena? Goodbye To The Seventies JC: Yes, I think that that's the most positive of markets to have a mass appeal Sitting down to write my last column of the decade, I began to feel increasingly like type radio station. the guy on death row trying to figure out what to order for my last meal. On one hand R&R: Why? there is the self-imposed pressure to say something really meaningful, but on the other JC: Because you cume off of every station. If you can make yourself the center. . hand, is it really that important? I mean, sure, the seventies are coming to an end, but and everything that happens within that market is, in everybody's mind, a spinoff of making a really big deal out of it only furthers the American tradition of worshipping you, then you control all the listening. Otherwise, if everybody's car radio has five but- the calendar. tons on it — if every car radio in town has your station and four other stations — but Top 40 radio withstood the seventies pretty well, considering that AOR really blos- all the radios have your station on it, you win the ratings book. somed (often at the expense of Top 40) from "free-form-freak radio" to true audience R&R: Well, you have the potential to win. acceptance during the decade. So, are the eighties going to bring massive changes and JC: You definitely will win. You know, people just don't sit there and listen to the eternal salvation for Top 40 radio? Probably not, although a lot of people are looking radio, so if you're the station that everybody keeps coming back to whenever they hear for just that to happen, and there are some that want to be the person bring about that a song on say, KLOS, that they don't like, they come back and check you as the first one saving change. station they check before they go around to the rest of the dial, then you, basically, win In the search for a new kind of Top 40 radio there are those who, through their ex- the ratings book. And that's what Top 40 radio was basically designed to do. It wasn't perience, feel a lot of today's programmers are forgetting something very important . . . designed for somebody to sit there and listen to for four hours straight. It was designed the basics. One such person is Jerry Clifton. for the kind of listener who turns on the radio for a few minutes and wants to hear a Jerry Clifton started in radio in the late sixties in few of his favorite songs, which is the basic listener in every market in the country. Eastern Washington. He had his first PD's job in 1966 R&R: Yes, I don't think that people have changed that habit at all. at kRKT/Albany, OR. Then a series of moves took JC: No, they haven't. If you just watch people, which I spend a lot of time doing. him to KAFY/Bakersfield, KDES/Palm Springs, and I don't know if a lot of programmers in the country are really getting close enough KBYR/Anchorage, KSEA/San Diego, WDRQ/Detroit, to people . . . if you just watch how they listen . . . first of all, most people don't know 99X/New York and then the National Programmer's which stations they listen to. They don't care. It's like taking yourself and thinking about, job for Bartell (now Charter Communications). From say, shampoo; you use it but you really don't know anything about it. You don't really there Jerry moved to Miami to program 96X, then a brief stop in Louisville at VVLRS (his first AOR station) and finally WEFM /Chicago. For the past year Jerry "It's unfortunate that most of the people in radio has been operating his own company, New World Com- who are doing research with their radio stations have munications, a radio consulting firm. His company has twelve client stations and Jerry is both busy and never taken a research course — have never even read happy. a book on basic research." Since it's been quite a while since we've heard from him, I thought the last R&R of the seventies would be a good time to tap into Jerry's creative and Jerry Clifton, President care. Somebody turns you on to a shampoo that you think might be okay, so you use it highly opinionated brain. Our starting point was the New World Communications for awhile until somebody turns you on to something else that you might like a little changing definition of Top 40 . . . Co.. Inc. better. You like one because it smells better than the other, or something like that. The "You know what I think? Basically, nothing has changed, but everybody wants it only time you think about it is once a month when you have to go to the store and buy to. Everybody wants to come up with the ultimate new way to do radio. Everybody a new bottle of shampoo. And that's kind of the way radio is. People use it, but they wants to be a hero." don't really think about it. People in radio think it's the most important thing in the world, R&R: I think a lot of people want to design a new format and have it sweep the and the people who listen to it don't consider it to be important at all. So, when you country. look at it from that standpoint, most of the people in radio are programming radio sta- JC: Yes, exactly, and I don't think that there is basically such a thing. You can tions for an audience that doesn't exist. do alternative format radio that can take over a certain segment of the country. You Ft&R: Can you amplify on that a little bit? could do a Disco format and that would get those people, or you could do AOR, and JC: If you're sitting around as a Program Director, say, and you're thinking that that gets the album 18-24 people, or you can do this or that, and you know, new wave people listen to the radio for long periods of time, and really get into it and think about it. is another thing someone is going to come up with — a real killer concept form probably and have a favorite radio station, and know the names of the disc jockeys and on and on . . . — and have another alternative format. But when you're talking about Top 40, the way if that's the way you perceive your audience, then you will naturally try to program, or in- that it started, in my opinion, is the way that it is — you play the hits, and that's all you vent a sound that will appeal to those people. There are a few of those people, but not play — just the hits. very many. R&R: So, what you're saying is, if you're programming for those people, you're definitely going after a minority. JC: Right. So, on the other hand, if you are honest with yourself, you say the average "I don't know if a lot of programmers in the country person listens to the radio a couple of times a week for a half hour, which is what they do. are really getting close enough to people." If you were to call them on the phone and ask them what station they were listening to right now if they had the radio on, they would have to go over to their radio and look at the dial to tell you what station it was. Then they would come back and say, "It's somewhere around 94 and it's on FM." So. that's about all they know; they don't even remember R&R: I think people are having trouble defining hits anymore. I think maybe they've the call letters. You ask them what their favorite songs are and they can tell you maybe one or two. You ask them a couple of artists and they'll tell you the biggest, Donna narrowed their spectrum on what a hit is. JC: Yes. I've been in radio for 16 years or something like that, and since I've Summer and Fleetwood Mac, but they certainly are not going to tell you anything deep started, the difference between what we were doing then and what we are doing now is because they don't know anything deep. So if you conceive of radio in that frame of mind, that we've become more scientific; we've got more input on what the hits are or aren't. then you're dealing with the audience that's really out there. I think, in a lot of cases, that's what has confused a lot of people. R&R: Well, how do you go after those people? Ft&R: So more research may not necessarily be all that good? JC: Basically, the way I do it is to find the music that they all will accept; I can't JC: It is if you know how to deal with it, but you know, it's unfortunate that most say that it's music that they all love; I can only say that it's music that they will accept. of the people in radio who are doing research with their radio stations have never taken a Continued on Page 24 Start the new year hot...

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R&R: Let's get back to talent. You briefly touched on the way that most people listen A CONVERSATION WITH JERRY CLIFTON to radio, especially in cars. When the Jock comes on, when a spot comes on, they start looking around. Do you think the Jock can really save or hurt a station by what he does? Continued from Pegs 22 J(': It's funny, people say these things about disc jockeys, like they're pieces of meat, R&R: Let's stop right there. There are some very basic techniques for determining or when one burns out, I can just throw another one on there. And in some ways, I suppose that. What are we looking at? Are we looking at sales, requests, call-out research, com- you can say that some of that is true, but it isn't totally true. The disc jockey is the most bination of all the above? important person in the radio station at any one given time. And his job isn't just to talk, JC: All of those. You know, if you were to sit down and make three lists of songs, if and I think that's where a lot of jocks go wrong. His job is to mix the music; his job is you were to take songs that teenagers like, and if you were to take songs that are hip, to find ways to make people's curiosity come forth so that they won't tune out. And he has maybe 18-24 type songs, and then you were to take adult songs, you know 25+ songs . . . to be in touch with how people really listen to the radio. He's got to be really quick when then make three separate lists of songs so that you will get some of the same songs on he comes out of a music sweep if he wants to keep his listener through two commercials each of the lists. You make those three lists, and then you look back down the three lists He's really got to be on his toes because he's got to know that the minute he opens his and you put a check mark beside any song that appears on all three lists. When you mouth, people are going for the button. So if he can somehow find a way to keep them from play all of those songs, you're definitely playing mass appeal music. You then can day- going for that button, or to stop them in mid-air, or to make them think, okay, he's only part songs that appear on only one of those lists according to if you're going after that par- going to play commercials for a minute and 30 seconds here, and subconsciously the per- ticular audience in that particular daypart. son comes back after that minute and 30 seconds, then he's fooled them. I think that programmers around the country get all hung up on programming so that they don't give jocks enough credit for what their job really is. They are the talent and anybody who can make a person sit through two commercials to find out what he was talking about, or what is next, "The disc jockey is the most important person in the or anybody who can tease curiosity to that point is really a genius and deserves all the radio station at any one given time." praise that the industry has to give him. Ft& R : Do you think that it's kind of a dying art? JC: I think it's only a dying art because of the way the jocks are being perceived by the people programming radio. My whole career as a programmer has always been the R&R: So you find the music that the people will accept, and the key word is "accept" same. You've got several elements that go into making up a radio station, from disc as opposed to "love," because we've already established that people don't really love a jockeys to music to news to public affairs - whatever it is - contests, etc. There is only whole lot of music. one way to look at all of those things, and that is each one of them has to be the best JC: When you go after the music lover, then you're doing an alternative format. So, that it can possibly be. So, you've got a disc jockey. He's got to be the best he can possibly you find songs people will accept and you play them on the radio, realizing that people be. News Department, the same thing. Everybody, everything has to be exactly the best don't listen that often, so you don't have to be too concerned about records that are burned. it could possibly be. Even the talk show that runs Sunday morning from 4:30am until You wouldn't overplay something that's a novelty, or something like that, though. You're 6:00am that nobody hears - you've still got to be the best you can possibly be. If it is, how not as concerned with burn as you are with familiarity, and so, what happens is basically the people tuning around the dial, listening like normal listeners, are hitting on this sta- could you lose? It's an easy thing to say, but I think some programmers have really lost sight tion and then that one, and then the next one, and so on. They're looking for a station of what is good and what isn't good in trying to come up with this all-encompassing new that's playing a song that they like. If they hit you and you're always playing a song that format that is going to sweep the country. they like, they listen to you for a song or two, or three. Then maybe they check the dial JC: I found out, as you go through the Program Director syndrome, or whatever you again, or usually, in most cases, they turn the radio off, and the next time they turn the want to call it, you can take a look at yourself and you can see what worked and what radio on, they do the same thing. If they turn it on and you're playing something they like, didn't work, and I think I have a handle on why I got to be a national Program Director, they'll leave it there, but in a lot of cases, they will even tune the dial then just to make and why I got to program a station in New York, and so on and so forth. I think I can sure there isn't something better. If it's an in-home reciever . . . at the moment they turn look at it very objectively at this point, and there is only one reason, and it is because I it on they check the dial to see who's playing their favorite song at that particular point in pulled great numbers. That's all. Period. I remember a case when I was working in time. If you're playing it, then they will go about doing their chores, or reading their book, Bakersfield and Buzz Bennett was at KGB. KGB was a Drake station, but Buzzy was doing or cooking dinner, or taking a shower, or whatever they had turned their radio on to accompany them to. Because people don't turn the radio on just to listen, they're always doing something along with the radio. R&R: Yes, radio is not used like TV. "If you start doing something good on the radio these JC: Right. So, they will turn it on in the home and leave it on your station because at the moment they turned it on, you were playing their favorite song of all the songs days — really good — it's an instant overnight success, available on the radio at that particular time. because the people are starving for something that sounds On the other hand, in the car radio, it works both ways, you see, because in the car good." radio, now, you've got your button pusher. Every time a disc jockey opens his mouth, every time a commercial comes on, every time anything but music comes on, anytime that a record changes, whatever, the average person punches, so if at more times than not. a weird thing with it, and all of my jocks went down to San Diego one weekend to listen you're playing the most positive of records on the radio, you'll end up controlling their to KGB to hear this great new thing in radio and they all thought it was terrible. They all listening in the car too. came back saying, "Hey baby, why would anybody want to do that?" That's really light. R&R: Okay, now you brought up a good point about jocks. There is very little stations All the jocks do is give stuff away, and that kind of stuff. Two months later, the ratings can do about commercials other than limit them to a feasible amount of air time, and came out and KGB went through the sky. Those same guys were coming to me and saying, that really depends on the marketplace. Some stations can get away with 14, some can "God, it's the greatest thing in the world; we ought to be doing it." So. my point is only get away with 12, others 10, others as low as 8. that in trying to impress your fellow radio person with the sound of your radio station . . . JC: My philosophy is that you play fewer commercials and charge more for them. nobody is going to like it anyway; nobody is going to like it because it isn't theirs. One of my pet peeves in radio at this point in time, and has been for some time, is that So, the point is. in this industry, if you want to get to the top, what you do is hold most of the people who are selling radio, or running the sales departments of radio, or your numbers, period. whatever, don't really believe in their product, or at least don't seem to, because they don't R&R: And the secret is, there is no secret. price it high enough. You at R&R know that your product is worth a certain amount, JC: The secret is, there is no secret. Right. It's exactly like any other business. You so you charge that amount. You don't care what anyone else is charging. You think your go in, you look at the situation, you weigh it. you see what's around you, you find out product is worth a certain amount, you believe in your product, you think you've got the where the customers are, and then you figure out how to get them to shop in your store hottest thing going, so you charge that for it. Most radio stations don't do that. They look It's simple. It's basic business. around and they say, "Oh, let's see here, KMPC is only charging so much, and KFI is R&R: Then you open the doors, and in they come. 50,000 watts, and they can charge this amount, and we've got to charge somewhere within JC: In they come. If you've got the best store in town, they're going to come in your that vicinity. store. They'll be there. It doesn't take any time, even. And the funny thing that we've R&R: And you don't agree with that philosophy? been finding out since we started consulting a lot of stations at the same time, is that if JC: I don't agree with that. No. I think that first of all, a person who is in business you put something on the radio these days that sounds good, the speed with which you're has to say to himself okay, I'm in business because I can provide a service that's better able to take a station from nowhere to the top of the charts has been accelerated tenfold. than anybody else I'm a class act. I believe in myself. As an example, the K-104 (KIOY/Fresno) situation, where we went there from a 2.6 to a 12.6 in one book, and hung on to it. And the key was very simple - people are starved "So, if a program director spends more than three for something good on the radio. So when you do it, it's like Magic-IO2 in Houston; it's a different approach to the same thing. Jim Maddox found another mass of people that hours a day in the radio station•he isn't sane as far as I'm seems to be nearly as large as the visible mass. So, he went after it, and in one book, he concerned." got them. He went from nowhere to an 8.1, I think it was, in his first book. Unbelievable but true, and he held on to it too. The point is. if you start doing something good on the radio these days - really good - it's an instant overnight success, because the people are starv- R&R: That's the whole reason for going into business in the first place. ing for something that sounds good. JC: Right. So you say that to yourself. You believe it and you go for it. So, you charge R&R: Where do you think everybody went wrong? Can you pin that down to any spe- the amount that you feel would work out best for you. You have to be somewhat competi- cific point, or do you think that everybody just kind offorgot about the basics? tive. But say you're a new station, and say the station that's in the lead in that format JC: Ego. I think that everybody has wanted to be the next Bill Drake. Everybody charges $100 for a 30-second commercial. Start out even with them. And you have all kinds has wanted to be a Pied Piper. To be a great radio person, here's what it takes. It takes of other advantages to offer. People will say "why should I pay that for you when you a desire, first of all; then it takes education. Since there is no available education for radio don't have any ratings?" Well, first of all, if you're a good salesman, you can show them per se - you know, there is no programming school or a college you can go to to really get that everybody is listening to you already. Secondly, you're playing less of these units, so really good education in radio - the education only comes from experience, and from ask- their message stands out from the others. As you look around the country, the few really ing questions of as many people as you can find to ask questions of. who seem to know leading-type radio stations in the country are leaders because they believe in their product. something about what they're doing, and then weighing it all in your own head, and even- They charge enough for it so that they can continue to be a leader and continue to sock tually, if you stay at it long enough, you come up with the answer. And everyday, you get enough money back into it to make it fun and interesting and listenable, and have good a little better at it as long as you keep looking for a little more education. talent, good promotions, and latest new equipment, and all those important things. Continued on Page 26 Two's Company, Please The Crowd

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R&R: You steer it in your direction . . . A CO N VERS ATIO N WITH JERRY CLIFT O N JC: Yes, or in any direction you happen to feel you want it to go in. And you don't Continued from Page 24 necessarily make it all about music, or radio, or anything. If fact, if you do it correctly, R&R: And obviously, the people you want to talk to and evaluate what they're saying you don't let people know ever what it is you're really trying to get from them. That form are the people who are successful. of research, in reality, is going on at Denny's Restaurants and McDonald's, and at bars and hangouts citywide every evening, at least six nights a week. If you go and stand at JC: Oh, that, and more. Education in radio . . . I suppose it comes in steps, and even- tually when you come to a fairly high level of success, then you're dealing with trying to a bar in a basic where-average-people-go kind of club, and just eavesdrop on people's find out the new concepts, or trying to educate yourself even more by dealing with your conversations, you are experiencing focus group research. The only thing you don't have audience more than you're dealing with other radio people, particularly at this time. is the ability to say, well, now let's talk about music. But that's not the most important Sure, anybody that's in the business has got to keep his eyes on what everybody else is thing. If you know everything else, you can figure out what the music is. If you know the doing, here, there and everywhere — this guy's going to come up with something good, and attitude of your market and what motivates them, and all that other kind of stuff, the rest that guy's going to come up with something good, so if you can keep a handle on all of that, comes pretty easily. You do your own kinds of research, whatever they may be: call- then you keep growing along with everybody else. But in reality, your real growth has to out, record store, you know, the whole thing — and you put together your playlist from come from being out there, immersed in your audience. that. But everything else that's important is based on where people heads are at, and R&R: I've written about this a couple of times and I believe it to be one of the major what the radio station might want to get behind or what kind of promotion you might want problems for anybody programming a radio station — that they spend so much of their to do, or what kind of jock you should have, or what the attitude of the community is. time in the radio station doing the day-to-day things like format clocks and one-liner All of those things are so important. That's the way your disc jockey finds out how to keep cards . . . the people listening to him instead of somebody else, and as the Program Director, you're JC: Yes, that comes from the basic makeup of your average person that gets into the only guy who can lead your disc jockeys in the correct direction. You're like the coach radio, who, in reality, is a shy, withdrawn person, and is looking for a way to express of the football team, and there may be 25,000 different ways to run a football team, but himself, so that he doesn't have to expose himself to ridicule. So he does it in a room behind since you're the coach, you've got to run it your way, and it's got to be be consistent; the a closed door where tne people can hear him, but he doesn't have to hear them back. plays have to be the ones that you know how to operate, and that's the only way it works. I mean that's really the basic trait of all of us who are in the industry. So, if a program It's like, when you get six jocks and a PD sitting in a room at a jock meeting, they'll director spends more than three hours a day in the radio station he isn't sane as far as all have a different idea, but they've all got to understand that only one of those ideas can be I'm concerned; he's wasting his time . . . he's got to be in the station for certain periods used. Only one concept will work, and if the radio station is all motivated in the same of time, but the rest of the time, he should be out within the community. He should be direction, it's got a chance of winning. But the basics are still the same. They haven't living with his audience. He should be at every concert; when discos were hot, he should changed and they don't need changing. They still work. have been hanging out at the discos regularly. He should be wherever the people are, Agree or disagree with him, but Jerry Clifton isn't pulling any punches. Together with because they're the ones who can tell him what to do with his radio station. his partner, Eric Rhoads, he formed New World Communications as a radio consultation R&R: And they will tell you if you ask them. firm. After more than a year operating outside the static walls of a single radio station, JC: You don't even have to ask them. Just sitting around eavesdropping on conver- Jerry's perspective may be a bit different, but then the more you sample the views of sations is a good a form of research as any. It's like a new form of research on the market, others the clearer your own views can become. which is a very good form of research, and we use it. It's focus group research. What you Thanks to Jerry for his candid thoughts. And now, we can all proceed into 1980 do is you get a bunch of people together and you lead them in conversation. secure in the knowledge that the future starts every day.

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TN Stan Main DIRT BAND KENNY ROGERS 12-9 MOLLY HATCHET EAGLES 14-9 TRIUMPH 6-1 FOGHAT Dave Nichols QUEEN EAGLES 21-13 CINDY BULLENS FLEETWOOD MAC 17-13 ABB* 12-6 DIONNE WARWICK PRINCE STEVE FORBERT ANNE MURRAY FOREIGNER 20-14 Hottest. FOREIGNER 11-0 ELO FLEETWOOD MAC TERI DFSARIO NEIL DIAMOND COMMODORES 1-1 SMOKEY ROBINSON 15-10 Hottest: ABBA W K B O/ Harrisbura. PA ANNE MURRAY ROD STEWART K P U R/ Arnarillo, TX RAINBOW 12-9 MICMAC!. JACKSON 17-11 RUPERT HOLMES 6-1 Hottest; Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 24 17 Jim Buchanan SUGAR HILL GANG 13-2 DIRT BAND M ark Shannon KOOL 4 THE GANG 2-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 TOM PETTY 25-18 W E E O/ Waynewbo no. PA LRB 10-7 Hottest: QUEEN MICHAEL JACKSON 7-2 JEFF STARSHIP 6-2 DIRT BAND SANTANA 29-12 Terry Keller BARRY MANILOW 12-9 BAD 1-1 DIRT BAND SMOKEY ROBINSON 16-8 EAGLES 12-6 TOM PETTY KENNY ROGERS 20-13 CAPT. A TENNILLE 7-3 DAN FOGELBERG KENNY LOGGINS 2)-16 PRINCE 13 8 QUEEN V. Pi11.119.rgh. I. % RUPERT HOLMES 12-5 ELO QUEEN TERI DESARIO 33-17 ISAAC HAYES 13-7 SANTANA 19 15 Hottest: %lark I Fil m ,. BONNIE POINTER DAN FOGELBERG (dm) K E EL/Shreveport, LA PRINCE 23 15 KOOL 4 THE GANG 2-1 LED ZEPPELIN Ma ny Johnson E M100/ Me mphis. TN Hottest. W I NIV/ Montainnery. A LMICKA O JACKSON 1-2 mOAKEES RUPERT HOLMES I I Hottest: M ark Willia ms Rich Tho mas SMOKEY ROBINSON 11-6 ROD STEWART KENNY ROGERS 6 3 KENNY ROGERS 2 1 SPINNERS W KIX/ Raleigh, NC STEVE FORBERT 33-18 BETTE MIDLER JEFF. STARSHIP 11-6 CAPT. 4 ' MA RIE 8 5 ANNE MURRAY Ron Mc Kay DIONNE WARWICK STYX ANNE MURRAY PRINCE 32-19 SPINNERS SMOKEY ROBINSON 15 10 EAGLES 11-9 EW4F CHEAP TRICK FLEETWOOD MAC QUEEN DR. HOOK FOREIGNER 18-12 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-10 SPINNERS DIONNE WARWICK NEIL DIAMOND CHEAP TRICK V. \\S-11,1/ ‘ndrrmon. •I Hot t ••t TOM PETTY 22 14 DAN FOGELBERG Hottest STEVE FORBERT BONNIE POINTER Jim l'Ann. RUPERT HOLMES 1 1 W K E E/Huntination. W V NEIL DIAMOND EtiG/Altoons. PA QUEEN NICOLETTE LARSON CLIFF RICHARD 10-7 KENNY ROGERS 5-1 Hottest: Gary Miller ROBERT JOHN ROBERT JOHN QUEEN FOREIGNER 13-11 Tony Booth ISAAC HAVES 3 2 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-6 Hottest; BOB JAMES MICHAEL NESMITH FLEETWOOD MAC 24-19 0 .JAYS RUPERT HOLMES 4 2 RUPERT HOLMES I-1 Hottest: SPINNERS QUEEN D-21 DAN FOGELBERG TOTO PRINCE 24-9 JEFF. STARSHIP 10-7 SMOKEY ROBINSON 11-7 EAGLES 5-1 MIKE PINERA QUEEN QUEEN TOM PETTY 17-12 FOREIGNER 14-10 S g . PRINCE 14-10 DIONNE WARWICK 12-5 ROBERT PALMER PEA/Washin ton ix. NEIL DIAMOND ANNE MURRAY PRINCE 18-14 PRINCE 15-8 Hottest: Jim HI DOLLAR AEROSAITH K1.1E/ Dallas. TX EAGLES 23-17 RUFUS 6 CHAKA D-24 TOM JOHNSTON 21-14 JEFF STARSHIP 1-1 INMATES SUZI QUATRO Harry Nelson 110%/ knioAsii1.-. T N STEVE FORBERT 27-17 SUG a HILL GANG 7 4 STEVE FORBERT Hottest ISAAC HAYES W LA C/Nashville. ISAAC HAYES 10-8 SISTER SLE DGE MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 Hottest DAMN ROGERS 'TM CAPT. I M A M E 6-2 Rick Harris W T M A Alharieston.nt. CAPT. 4 TENOILLE 19-14 Hottest. RUPERT HOLMES 3-1 SPINNERS SPINNERS Rick Tracy KENNY ROGERS 20-15 SUGAR HILL GANG 1-1 FOREIGNER 10 7 JEFF. STARSHIP 8-4 LOBO MOLLY HATCHET SMOKEY ROBINSON 11-8 JENNIFER WARNES GEORGE BURNS (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 2 2 KENNY LOGGINS 10 5 STYX KENNY ROGERS 14-9 QUEEN Hott••t. QUEEN KOOL A THE GANG 3-3 CAPT. I TENNILLE 14-6 KENNY LOGGIAS MICHAEL JACKSON 21-7 GEORGE BURNS KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BARRY MANILGA STYX 4-4 Hottest. IVIPtiT arrnIAA.NJ Hottest. RUPERT HOLMES 6-3 ANNE MURRAY SUPERTRAMP 5-5 RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 AVN E R/Ports mouth. NH RUPERT HOLMES 2- I LRB 13-9 HALL & DOTES To m Taylor EAGLES 8 5 W R KO/Boston. MA CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 8-4 DIONNE WARWICK 23-20 SPINNERS Rick Bean PRINCE 15-10 QUEEN KENNY LOGGINS 25-23 Hottest: Harry Nelson KC & BAND 10-4 ROBERT JOHN 20 14 TERI DESARIO BARBRA STREISAND MICHAEL JACKSON 12-7 RUPERT HOLMES 3-1 S1MD E/Newt hipans.LA TOM PETTY 21-17 BLACKFOOT 4-2 ANNE MURRAY LED ZEPPELIN QUEEN CLIFF RICHARD 16 9 STEVIE W ONDER 12-8 STYX PAT BENATAR ANNE MURRAY W ayne Harris W SICZ/Chattanoosa. TN JEFF. STARSHIP 13-9 D .JAYS Hottest BOB JAMES K N O W/Austin. TX STARSHIP 3-1 DAN FOGELBERG David Carroll FOREIGNER 16-10 DIRT BAND Jere. Hottest, Lenny White FOREIGNER 11-8 CAPT. TENNILLE 3 1 ANNE MURRAY ISAAC HAYES LED ZEPPELIN curr RICHARD 12-9 FLEETWOOD MAC 10-7 PAT BENATAR Hottest: JOURNEY QUEEN W S EZ/ Winston-Sale m. NC CAPT. 4 TENNILLE 16-12 KENNY ROGERS 12-8 ROBERT PALMER KOOL A THE GANG 1-1 SUZI QUATRO PRINCE Pete Berry EAGLES 22-17 SA UEY ROBINSON 20-12 JIMMY BUFFET? DONNA SUMMER 3-2 MOLLY HATCHET ROBERT JOHN TERI DESARIO 22-13 LOBO QUEER RUPERT HOLMES 5-3 JOAN ARMATRADING GAMMA MICHAEL JACKSON 10-8 IV11411firoy.N1 SHALAMAR DAN FOGELBERG CINDY BULLENS Hottest. CHER ROBERT PALMER -APT 4 TENNILIE 12-10 Otin Perry W J B O/Portiand. ME QUEEN JEFF. STARSHIP 3-1 Hottest: DAMN ROGERS JOE JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON 106 QUEEN Chip Kelley RUPERT NOLAES 1-1 Hottest: F HZ/Boston. MA Hottest EAGLES 16-9 NEIL DIAMOND DAN FOGELBERG CLIFF RICHARD 10-5 KOOL 4 THE GANG 6-I on. Connelly JEFF. STARSHIP 3-1 PICNIC FORAY 19-14 LED ZEPPELIN TOM JOHNSTON CAPT. 4 TENNILLE 12-6 KENNY ROGERS 10-4 STEVE FORBERT 7 4 DAN F OGELBERG 26-I8 Hottest: STEVE FORBERT SMOKEY ROBINSON 11-8 EAGLES 14-8 ,TEVE FORBERT TOM PETTY 11-7 RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 ELO STARSHIP 19-9 QUEEN EAGLES 15-8 9SSC E/Savannah. G A MICHAEL JACKSON 8-1 Hott••t. V. RJZ/ Knosville. TM STEVE 'ORDER? 33-17 KENNY LOGGIAS FOGHAT 12-9 KENNY ROGERS 14-7 C.B. Gaffnev SUGAR HILL GANG ERB 3-1 Bob Kaahan CLIFF RICHARD 23-15 J.D. SOUTHER 6-3 KENNY ROGERS E TSA/San Antonio. TX STYX FLEETWOOD MAC 26-16 KENNY ROGERS 20-14 QUEEN HALL 4 DOTES Mike Scot' DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL JACKSON 22-15 NEIL DIAMOND PRINCE QUEEN A E B/Allentown. P 4 ALAN PARSONS 23-17 ANNE MURRAY ISAAC HAYES V. SPINNERS CHEAP TRICK Hottest: FLYING LIZARDS Jeff Frank TOM PETTY RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 WI.BZ/Bangor. ME DIRT BAND Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 SUGAR HILL GANG 3-2 BOB WELCH Michael O'Hara PETER BROWN Hotteet: CAPT. A TENNILLE 12-8 BARRY MANILOW JOHN STEWART FLEETWOOD MAC 8-5 RUPERT HOLMES 9-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-9 RITA COOLIDGE BOOMTOWN RATS JEFF. STARSHIP 15-7 KOOL & THE GANG 6-3 STEVE FORBERT KENNY ROGERS 18-10 Hottest, ANNE MURRAY TOM PETTY 21 15 LAB 11-5 Hottest CLIFF RIC HARD 3-1 HOUNDS (dp) SMOKEY ROBINSON 2)-16 DA. KOOK 15-9 ROGER HALLMARK 1-1 KIN T/EI NAO. TX JEFF. STARSHIP 12-6 BEAT (Op) LTD 6-5 CLIFF RICHARD 25-1S R uben Barron DR. NOOK 16 9 FLYING LIZARDS 1 0) KENNY ROGERS 8-6 W S G A/Savannah. GA JOHN COUGAR 17-10 Hottest; V. XI O/New 1 ork. NI SWITCH 19-9 Brady Mc Graw TON PETTY TOM PETTY 22-14 KENNY ROGERS 1 1 M 16 10 Don Kelly FOGHAT OR. HOOK 6-) QUEEN DIONNE WARWICK TOM PETTY 20-14 M ile6/81rndoerhem. AL DIRT BAND RUFUS 6 CHAKA DONNA SUMMER KENNY LOGGIAS 23-18 Steve Davis TOTO Hottest. ISAAC HAYES SHALANAR EAGLES 29-20 SUGAR HILL GANG 1-1 Hottest. Nottest: STEVE FORBERT KENNY ROGERS 5 3 KOOL 6 THE GANG 4 I STYX 3 1 STYX CLIFF RICHARD 10-7 RUPERT HO LMES 7-4 SHO UT ROBINSON 10-6 CHEAP TRICK JEFF. STARSHIP 13 10 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7 CLIFF RICHARD 14-8 DAN FOGELBERG CAPT. 4 TENNILLE 14-10 Hotteet PRINCE 19-11 CAPT. 4 M AILER 17-9 TERI DESARIO 21-12 0 .JAYS 18-11 CAPT. 4 T UM ULI 3-1 KENNY ROGERS 11-7 JEFF. STARSHIP 11-9 EAGLES 21-17 ROD STEWART 27-21 The world-wide MBA classic, "CHIQUITITA,7 is turning into a classic in the U.S.

A8BA A8BA Voulez-Vous Greatest Hits Vol. 2

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SD 16000 SD 16009 "Chiquitita" is available on both Ip's.

Produced by Benny Andersson & Beim Ulvaeus

WFIL on KIMN on WICC KIOA on WLOF WBT WCAO add KOPA on KELP add 36 KWEN 34-32 VVTSN on 96X WRKO on WKBO deb 30 KINT on WZZP on WHEB 18-16 WIKS WKB W on JB105 WJDX W OHO 23-18 K104 1-2 FM97 CKLW 13 WHYN 32-29 WTI X 40-33 KSTT WFBG 23 KQDI 27-24 WGCL 23-21 14Q deb 25 WNOE 27-25 KSTP WXIL 24-22 WZUU add WKEE 33-29 KEEL 32 KCPX on 13FEA KILT on WFBR BJ105 on KRUX 40-34 14WK KRLA 15-14 WBEN-FM WBBQ 29-26 KORL WSEZ 27-25 KFI add W OLF VVVIC 31-21 WBJW WFLB

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CHEAP TRICK Voices (Epic) 67% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 62, Same 24, Down Records 1, Adds 19, including KWK, KAU M, KEEL, KXX106, BJ105, WRJZ, WAYS, KWEN, KLEO, WHOT, KFX M, KJRB, KENO, G100, KBOZ, KOOK. DAN FOGELBERG "Longer" , •ti The list of believers ge and "Longer" and "Longer"

NEW & ACTIVE DAN FOGELBERG "Longer" (Full Moon/Epic) 87/46 Moves Up 29, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 46. including WCAO. 0102, B100, KIMN, WICC, WKBO, WNOE, 95SGF, KO MI, KERN. KG W

On Full MoonlEpic Records Page 31 REtRiFriday, Dece mber 21. 1979

Most Added ® Hottest Most Added® Hottest Queen Michael Jackson Styx Kenny Rogers Den Fogelberg M usic Key. (DPI indketes the song is getting pasty during certain parts of the day and/or night (RA) indicates Queen Michael Jackson Santana JerHerson Stirship Dan Fogelberg Rupert Hoknes the song was dropped front the pitsyfist then re-added

Kfil 11/Phoenix. Si VII/Itoe.. KR AV/Tulaa. OK U71.1' I 1.-...land 1 /11 1410/Hscine.BI WEST PARALLEL TWO Bobby Risers Iherlie F iis MIDWEST Gary Reynolds Cleseland Reynolds Mark Risers QUEEN LEIF GARRETT DAM LOG PARALLEL ONE QUEEN STEVE FORSERT PARALLEL ONE KCPX/Salt Lake City. LT SPINNERS Hottest TOTO SPINNERS RICHIE FORAY Gary Baldron LED ZEPPELIN KENNY ROGERS 1-1 ROBERT JOHN CHIT, /Deleon. MI DIRT SAUD Hottest . 11100/Non Diego. I A DAN POGELBERG EAGLES 4-4 PRINCE QUEEN Hottest RUPERT HOLMES 2-1 SANTANA rLecrw000 MAC 6 ! Rosalie Trombley HERB ALPERT Glen Mcl.ariney ANNE MURRAY KOOL 6 ENE GANG 1-1 ALAN PARSONS 1 2 NICOLETTE LARSON MICHAEL JACKSON Ic • Hottest. AEROSMITH ANNE NURRAY CLIFF RICHARD 8-6 IRA 10-5 STYX Hot t•st CAPT. 4 'MA RIE I)- JOHN COUGAR 2-1 TOTO DIRT BAND EAGLES 19-11 CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 11-6 DAM FOGELBERG CLIFF RICHARD 4-1 STEVIE WONDER 11-7 JOURNEY TEAT DESARIO DR. HOOP 22-14 CLIFF RICHARD 14-7 PRINCE KOOL & THE GANG 12-9 KS Mk/Billings. MT POOL 6 THE GANG 12-8 DANN ROGERS Hottest. TEA! DESARIO 27-16 ILO FOREIGNER 15-10 KENNY LOGGINS 20-15 BONNIE POINTER Michael Ma, RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 KWEIN/Tulaa. OK Hottest. TOM PETTY 22-15 ALAN PARSONS 22-17 Hottest CAPT. A TENNILLE 7-2 RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 24-16 DAN EOGELBERG KZ93/Peoria. IL Dove Michaels EAGLES 4-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 12-6 KOOL 6 THE GANG 3-2 ROD STEWART Keith Edwards WSPT/Stevens Point. WI CAPT. & 'FERR ULE 10-4 KENNY LOGGIAS 17-11 PRINCE SMOKEY ROBINSON 13-7 KT /Tacoma. S SUZI QUATRO KENNY ROGERS 13-9 LRB 24-19 iPINNERS Pat Martin TOM PETTY 15-10 APRIL WINE MALL 4 GATES MICHAEL JACKSON 20-10 ...•nn Van, SUZI QUATRO CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 19-12 CHEAP TRICK PINK n or° PRINCE 23-18 gustm Hottest. KBEQ/lLuisaa City. MO Hottest. QUEEN DIONNE WARWICK 0 .JAYS SMOKEY ROBINSON RUPERT HOLMES I-. Kathy Roth. CLIFF RICHARD 1-1 HEARTH/Los knitrics STYX CHEAP TRICK (dp) Hottest: ILENO/Las Vegas. NV KENNY ROGERS 10-4 KENNY ROGERS 4-2 Hob Hamilton Hottest TOTO Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 1-1 Bill Alexander RUPERT HOLMES 1-I JEFF. STARSHIP I, . EAGLES 12-5 TON PETTY 11-6 HALL a GATES KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LED ZEPPELIN MICHAEL JACKSON 10-2 FOREIGNER 14-7 TOM PETTY 11-6 ?GTO 16-•9 DANN ROGERS HERB ALPERT CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 8-2 gurus & CHAIM KENNY ROGERS 15 9 POOL B THE GANG D-A9 DAN roc AAAAA G 20-10 PAT BEWATAR 18-13 DIONNE WA RWICK PAT BEMATAR KOOL A THE GANG 14-4 SPINNERS CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 14 10 CINIAP TRICK 20-15 COMMODORES Hottest 161114/17i oulunstinen. INF MICHAEL JACKSON 16-7 ANNE MURRAY TOM PETTY 20-16 RQDI/Great Fall. MT CHEAP TRICK RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 EAGLES 20-9 SANTANA Dick Thompson STYX Barry Cooper SMOKILY ROBINSON 10-4 DIRT BAND Y94/F mno. CA CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 13-9 IFFIBB/South Bend. IN Hottest HotteRt. DAM FOGELBERG CREAP TRICK KLEO/Wichits. KS RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 Ray Appleton TON PETTY 17-12 Joe Lightner RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 SANTANA Idpi ISAAC RATES Kirk Russell CAPT. & TENNILLE 3-2 KENNY ROGERS 22-16 MICHAEL JACKSON 4 3 TO/0 STEVE FORBERT CCUMODOMES AEROSMITH EAGLES 19-13 0 .JAYS 11-9 ROD STEWART QUEEN (dp) Hottest NEIL DI AMOND SUGAR ROLL GANG KENNY LOGGINS 21-16 K M'S/Minneapolis. MN ELO 16-14 ROBERT JOHN ROD STEWART MICHAEL JACKSON 5 1 CO MP TRICK DAN roce mcgc EEO 24-111 Dave Thomson KENNY ROGERS 6-3 Nott••t: ISAAC HAYES 19-15 Hottest Hot t •Ist STYX (dp) KC & BAND I-1 FOREIGNER 14-10 CAPT. & TENNILLE 1-1 JEFF. STARSHIP 1 1 STEVE PORBERT QUEEN (dp) KERN/Bakersfield. CA KENNY ROGERS II-? TERI DESARIO 21-11 KENNY ROGERS 8-3 K F I/Los Angrles.1.4 FOREIGNER 7 4 DAM FOGELBERG LED ZEPPELIN (dp) Kris Mitchell KENNY LOGGINS 12-5 JEFF. STARSHIP 12 SMOKES ROBINSON 20-12 TERI DESARIO 11-7 PAT BEMATAR (dp) Roger 2.2. TOP MICHAEL JACKSON 14-8 MOON MARTIN 15-10 fon PETTY 13-9 HotteRt STYX Hottest SPINNERS TOM PETTY 17-11 EAGLES 22 17 MEE/Forl Bayne. IS TOM JOHNSTON 16-12 RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 QUEEN STYX 1-1 KENNY LOGGINS JEFF. STARSHIP 4-2 DAN FOGELBERG TOM PETTY 7-5 John Cum DIRT BAND KRKE-FM/ Albuquerque N M KENNY ROGERS 19-e PRINCE FOREIGNER 19-12 PARALLEL THREE PRINCE QUEEN MICHAEL JACKSON 27-17 Hottest: Debbie Hughes klil.C/Lenision. ID IRA 18 13 SANTANA NEIL DIAMOND EAGLES D-18 RUPERT HOLMES 1 1 Nies en Alan Mickel.,, KENNY LOGGINS 27-18 ALMA DIRT BAND ROILY HATCHET KF 1 It /Bismarck . ND KOOL 6 THE GANG 3-2 ELO APRIL WINE Hottest JEFF STARSHIP 16-10 QUEEN K-SLQ/St. Louis. MO Dan Brannan KDVV/Topeka. KS AEROSMITH EAGLES 7-1 Hottest SUGAR HILL GANG 21-15 ROD STEWART Paul Blair KOOL 6 THE GANG 3-1 O Z. TOP Phil Irons MICHAEL JACKSON 4 2 DIRT BAND MICHAEL JACKSON 20-16 ANNE MURRAY MICHAEL JACKSON 13-6 BONNIE RAITT JEFF STARSHIP 9 6 STYX QUEEN MOLLY HATCHET Hottest. TOM PETTY 20-14 QUEEN TOM PETTY 8-7 Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK SUZI QUATRO KENNY ROGERS 1-1 KFXM/San Bernailino. C GAMMA FLEETWOOD MAC 25-18 M 1-1 DAM POGELBERG JEFF. STARSHIP 24-17 GYPSY EAGLES 4 2 PO 11( P11141•154: STYX 2-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 29-22 Hottest MICHAEL JACKSON 12-6 STYX 110o1 4 THE GANG J.D. SOUTHER 4 3 LED ZEPPELIN 2-1 11"01P/Indianapolis. lu Hottest: DONNA SUMMER Hottest: CAPT. A TERWILLE 15 9 KFRIL/Nan Francisr...1.4 JEFF. STARSHIP 6 2 JEFF STARSHIP 10-7 JEFF. STARSHIP 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 12-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 18-1) Freddie Fever STEVE FORBERT TRIUMPH 12-6 KENNY ROGERS 11-10 CLIFF RICHARD 4-2 Gsrland/Shillin CLIFF RICHARD 0-6 CHEAP TRICK CLIFF RICHARD 14-10 PRINCE KOOL & THE GANG 11-7 STYX FOGRAT 13-9 KKLS/Bapid lily. SD DIRT BAND JOHN COUGAR 19-15 Q102/Cineinnati. OH GAMMA MICHAEL JACKSON 13-9 Hottest PAT BENATAR 18-10 ki•F/Shertryn SANTANA Psi O'Brien STYE FLEETWOOD MAC 15-LO RUPERT HOLMES 1 1 BLACKPOOT 21-15 LED ZEPPELIN Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 8-5 KHJ/Ltis Angeles. CA STYX STEVE TORBERT STYX 1-1 K.SLI /San Luis Obispo. 4 ROBERT PALMER K M& M/F argo. ND EAGLES 15-6 Chuck Merlin DAN FOGELBERG DIRT BAND TOM PETTY 5 3 BOB WELCH Rill Richards STEVIE WONDER 10-8 Brad Banger Hottest. Hottest. Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 8-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-9 PRINCE ouPERT HOLMES 3-1 RUPERT HOLMES 1-I LRB 1-1 EAGLES 15-10 DAN roGELBERG QUEEN TERI DESARIO .EWNY LOGGINS 6-4 LAB 2-2 CLIFF RICHARD 3-2 CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 19 11 JOYCE C ONS AEROSMITH KGB/Portland. OR QUEEN 2tEF STARSHIP 12-9 CLIFF RICHARD 5 3 KENNY LOGGINS 11-6 GAMMA NEIL DIAMOND Richard Harker Hottest CAPT. & TERNILLE 15-10 STEVIE WONDER 7 4 CAPT. & TENNILLE 13-8 KIMN/Denver.(X) FARAGHER BROS CARS RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 EAGLES 20-13 TOM PETTY 16-10 F OGHAT 15-10 Hottest , LED ZEPPELIN Doug Erikson TOTO CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 7-4 KC 6 BAND D-1 DAN POGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG KENNY LOGGINS 9-7 Il/GCL/Clevelond. OH WNICl/Columbus. OH KK RC/Sioux Falls. SD QUEEN EAGLES 13-5 Hottest . STEVE FORBERT ISAAC HAYES 13-9 DAN FOGELBERG TOM PETTY 10 7 Bob Travis Sieve Eduard. Brian Phornis JEFF. STARSHIP 1-1 SMOKE ,/ ROBINSON CLIFF RICHARD 16 10 NICOLETTE LARSON BLACKFOOT 10-7 FOGHAT KENNY ROGERS A9-15 FLEETWOOD MAC DAN FOGELBERG ELO SANTANA ELO 23-18 CLIFF RICHARD 17-11 TERI DESARIO KLUL/Las Vegas. 'IV STYX MICHAEL JACKSON PAT BENATAR Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 21-16 Hottest. LED ZEPPELIN RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 KOOL & THE GANG CINDY HULLERS Dove Anthony KISN/Colorsdo springs I) BOOMTOWN RATS 39-29 RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 HANSIE MICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 13 6 DAN FOGELBERG Mark Mors) JINNI BUFEETT KOOL a THE GANG 8-4 HALL 6 GATES JEFF. STARSHIP 2-1 KENNY LOGGINS 16-11 RICHIE FORAY Hottest SMOKES ROBINSON 10-5 STEVE PORBERT EAGLES 12-8 SAHARA STREISAND EAGLES 20-13 GAMMA RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 TOM PETTY D-18 STY6 FOREIGNER 13-9 NEIL DIAMOND CAPT. 6 TENNILLE 21-14 QUEEN COMMODORES 2-2 Hottest, KENNY ROGERS 19-10 SANTANA Hottests EAGLES 17-12 WOHO/Toledo. OH MICHAEL JOHNSON 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 24-11 PAT BENATAR STYX 1-1 DIONNE WARWICK 20-14 KENNY ROGERS 12-5 QUEEN Beau Elliott KJR B/Spoksne. WA RAINBOW 6 4 KENNY ROGERS 26-19 FLEETWOOD MAC 17-10 LED ZEPPELIN KOPA/Phoenix. AZ Brian Gregory FOREIGNER 12-9 TERI DESARIO TEAT DESARIO 18-12 RITA COOLIDGE FOGHAT 16-13 110K1' /Milwaukee. WI STEVE 'OAH U'? PRINCE 19-15 John Volpe ROBERT JOHN ISAAC HAYES HEAD BOYS 23-19 Jim & o wn STYX QUEEN Hottest: HALL 4 OATES Hottest: Kb Xl./Grand Forks. ND STYX CLIFF RICHARD 31 NICOLETTE LARSON STEVE POURER? RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 Jack Lund) DIONNE WARWICK PARALLEL THREE CAPT. 4 'FERR ULE 6-3 QUEEN KENNY ROGERS 5-2 SPINNERS FOREIGNER KENNY LOGGINS 7-4 Hotteet: POBERT JOHN IRA 6-4 STYX CHEAP TRICK MICHAEL JACKSON 10 7 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-1 Hottest CLIFF RICHARD 11-6 JOHN STEWART PRINCE KENNY ROGERS 16-12 TOM PETTY 6-3 ▪'i rk ink le• RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 APB* 23-18 NEIL DIAMOND ANNE MURRAY OR. HOOK 9-6 JEFF. STARSHIP 5-2 Hottest DAN FOGELBERG F tnrh..res, 9k POOL 6 THE GANG 10-4 WN W/East Lansing. MI KENNY ROGERS 1-1 FOGHAT 14-10 ISAAC HAYES SUZI QUATRO BLACKFOOT •t SUPEPTRAMP 13 9 TOM PETTY 4-2 LRB 25-20 Jim Si. John Hottest: SANTANA CLIFF RICHARD 18-12 JEFF. STARSHIP 7 4 STYX 1-1 JIMMY BUFFETT TOM JOHNSTON EAGLES 18-12 KUPD/Phornix. AZ STYX KENNY ROGERS 5-3 DAN FOGELBERG KWK /St. Louis. MO NEIL DIAMOND JUDY TZURE 28-22 John Sebastian TOM PETTY 10-5 CAPS 1dp) Hottest STYX RIB 12-9 STYX Idp1 Bob Hattrick GAMMA RUPERT HOLMES 5 I RUELIS a CHAKA WF.AQ/Lau I ALAN PARSONS 16-10 EAGLES idp) clArr RICHARD 6-2 A M U WINE LED ZEPPELIN Hottest KENNY LOGGINS (dF Rick Roberts MICHAEL JACKSON 10-6 IN SPECIAL QUEEN JEFF. STARSHIP 4-1 KMJC/San Diego. CA FOGHAT Op) KENNY LOGGINS 18-12 CHEAP TRICK (RA) DINT BAND DAN FOGELBERG PAT BENATAR 5 2 TOM PETTY 1dp1 A.J. Roberta FOREIGNER 20-13 Hottest MOLLY HATCHET Hott•ist. MOLLY HATCHET 6-5 FIRM FLOYD Idol AC/DC 9-8 OLISS BAND 8-1 SPINNERS IRS 4 I DONNA SUMMER 10307./Roirman. MT Hottest. TM JUMPS( 11-7 JOHN STEWART CHRIS THOMPSON 8-5 TOM PETTY 16-14 STEVE FORBERT EAGLES 7-1 FLEETW OOD MAC 18-8 ANNE MURRAY CLIFF RICHARD 12-8 NEIL DIAMOND Denni• TOM PETTY 12-7 BREATHLESS 14-10 PICK DERRINGEP CAPT. 6 'FERR ULE 14-10 KRI.A/Los Angeles. TOM JOHNSTON CAPT. 6 ?EMPIRIC 16-6 QUEEN PAT B AAAAAA 19-14 MISTRESS KENNY R OGERS 18-I5 Rick %lancet.. Hottest. JOHN COUGAR 18-10 CHEAP TRICK Nott••t. FLEETWOOD MAC 2-1 FLEETWOOD MAC :0-11 miss ill, IN ROD STEWART CLIFF RICHARD 1-1 DIANA ROSS EAGLES 7-2 PARALLEL TWO DAM roGrLscgc ROD 6-2 Gene Michaels PEACHES A HERB KENNY LOGGINS 10-5 Hottest MICHAEL JACKSON 26-10 ROBERT JOHN JEFF. STARSHIP 15-8 STYX 1 1 10X/t.olumbus. OH EAGLES 25-13 STEVE FORSERT ANNE MURRAY KOOL B THE GANG 16-12 CLIFF RICHARD 6- 2 SMOKES ROBINSON D-17 DIONNE WARWICK SPINNERS Mike Perkin* FRANK MILLS 14-8 STYX DIRT BAND Kilt 11 /Sacramento. CA TEN! DESARIO giviii/Mailtwin. SI ROD STEWART KENNY ROGERS 111-10 Chuck lisle A ar. STARSHIP 21-11 STYX Jonathon I title RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 TELEX QUEER (dp) Hottest. JEFF. STARSHIP 3-2 QUEEN RUPERT HOLMES 1-1 KCBN/Reno. NV DAN FOGCLOENG 10p) PRINCE KENNY ROGERS 0-3 PRINCE Nottest , DIRT BAND EAGLES 11-4 SHO W( ROBINSON 1-2 STYX Palmer Stewart MICHAEL JACKSON I-1 ANNE MUNRAY COOL & THE GANG 17-13 CLIFF RIC HARD 14-9 Hottest: DAN roc ttttt G M ONEY ROBINSON 7-4 Hottest EAGLES 20-16 MICHAEL JACPSON 4-1 PLEASURE FOOLIGNEN 11-6 O WEN? HOLMES 1 1 ISAAC NAVES 23-19 NAM/Neenah. 11 I JEFF. IP H-) PRINCE KENNY ROGERS 12-8 CLIFF RIC HARD 4-2 POOL 6 THE GANG 14-5 % GINS 21-14 Js ) T) ler QUEEN JEFF. S UO MI, 10-5 TOM PETTY 13 9 LED ttttt LIN CHEAP ?MICR 16 10 STYX CRYSTAL GAYLE 21-11 Hottest It EX/Des Holmes. IA MICHAEL JACKSON 25 19 Tt411 DESA1110 ctIrr PICKARD 2 1 PAT S WEAR • PintoJa IMO/Tucson. AZ JEFF. STARSNIP 6-4 KEY N-FM/Wiehlta. KS Hottest , Dan McCoy ttttt ROGERS 12-5 Jeff Aka CLIFF RICHARD 7-1 MICNALL JACKSON 19-9 Nottest , IRO 5-2 TOM JOHNSTON RUPERT NOIRES 5 I EAGLES 27- 14 riirTg000 MAC CAPT. & M I MIC 8-5 QUEEN SUPERTRAMP 6 4 DIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL JACKSON 15-10 PAT BENATAR HDZA/Purblii. 0 DONNA SUMMEN 4-5 STYX KENNY LOGGINS 19-13 Bull QUATRO PENNY ROGERS 13-6 Rip Atina Ho LAO 10-7 MOPES? HOLMES 5 I IRO I-1 TOM JOHNSTON COMMODORES 1 2 FLEETWOOD MAC 3 2 SANTANA 11.0114/411tlithimistrity.044 LAS 8 4 EAGLES 4-1 DAM FOG ttttt G (Buck Morgan Jgrr STARSHIP 16 I) FOREIGNER 4-5 MANILOW MICHAEL JACKSON 20 15 CLIFF RICHARD 17-6 STEVE FOOSENT QUEEN DIRT RAID ROBERT J OHN KRSP/Sah Lake City. UT DANN ROGERS DAN ft:CILIU M Lorrain* Wintwoir QUEER 11 t CLIFF RICHARD 6 A DAN FOGEIBING BENNY ROGENS I-I LIP 7-) [10 M OREY ROOIRSON 16 7 FOOtIGNER 11-5 QUEEN WIGGLES IS-8 LOGGIAS 1N-8 No ttttt . KOOt 6 THE GANG 18 9 MICNARI JACRSON 16-11 FONEIONIIR 2-1 EAGLES 20.19 JEFF. 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TENN1LLE/Do The , Ts Ne 8 14 CHRIS THOMPSON/11 Vou Rea rip., OW 29 29 0' JAY',/rore.or Mine u 0 JAYS/Forever 14.ne '1 KC 11 BAND/Please Don 1 47 22 16 0E11111 ROGERS/Coward 01 The Cow, , 17 15 ALAN PARSONS/Dooned II I Do 30 30 FOGNAT/1hird TIoe Luc.y Kam 4 THE GANG/i/Ties' Nigh, CLIFF RICHARD/we Don 1 Idik Any. 15 II BARRY MANILOW/Shlps '2 21 16 TuM PETTY/Dcm , Do Me Like Trost SuPERTPANP/Take The Long Kay.. 0/0.1 STEVE 10REKRT/Romeo s Tune . , If 'I TUN PETTY/Don 1 Do Ma Like The lb II P1610 CRui SE/ , Want rou lonog m 12 17 BLONHE/Oreaeing 5.:TER SLEDGE/Got To Love 5,.. , '4 189/C ool Cnange 14 HALL 4 OATES/Wei , For Ne 24 19 JEFF. STARSHIP/Jane 19 18 FCGHAT/ThIrd Time LuckY PRINCE/1 Kama Be Your 1.0var 940/ 90 MorelEnough .s 26 A2 MICHAEL 34005410/4008 mien You 25 19 MI4HAEL JACKSON/Rock eith y. It J.C. SOUTHER/You .1 only Lonely II 21 EAGLES/Neartache Tonight ZUM. ,:raty LI M* Tning Ls KROKEY ROBINS4A/Crulsin 15 20 KC BAND/Mease Don , On A ..,Efe ,, er Love hex/ Tony EAGLES/Heartache Ton'ont .II PRINCE', owns Be Your 4. -• 14 22 CLIFF RiCHARD/We 00n t 1411, 01n, , 24 21 FOREIGNER/Nead Gams ISAAC HA1E!/Don ., Le , Go '8 JEFF. STARSHIP/Jane 20 23 STEVIE IONCIER/Sen, One Your Lo7 , v6 22 STYX/B.66 CONKOORES/S1.11 19 CHEAP TRICK/Volces 27 24 EAGLES/T M Long Pun 23 73 KENNY LOGGINS/Thls Ts It KENNY LOGGIAS/This Is It . 26 G MCOCRES/Stlil 25 15 .1.0 SCUINER/You re Only Lonely /6 24 01014NE wARNICK/Depe Vu 6010 FOGEPS/CANser4 Of In Co.. • 0 26 FOGHAT/Third Time Lucky :5 21 , 2, DiONNE WARRICK/Deja ku 0 25 PRMCE/1 Immo Be Your 1.7, , Boston 71 27 OR, HOCK/BeMer Love Next TI,. F-105 2, 22 TERI DESARiO/Yes Im Madv 22 FLEETWOOD MAC/S.'. 30 26 ISAAC 00115/ 001 • 1.• Go 28 2) HERB A,PERT/R01.1.0n 0 23 LED ZEPPELIN/Fool In 1he 0411 55 26 TERI DESARIO/ves I m Ready 27 27 NALL 4 OATES/Walt For N. , 26 74 ur. NOCO/Bett. Lowe Next Time 30 24 COMMODORES/Wonoenland 29 29 AMITE WINE/Sav R111 10 31 2/3 SMOKE , RCBINSON/CrulsIn . 4 4 0_ A nAND/Pi•ase 30 25 CHUNK WARI0CK/Dekt Vu 29 25 BARRY MANILOW/ men Iwanted To, 30 30 0CANIE RAITT/Vou re Gonna Get. 29 29 TOM JCANSTON/Serannah Night. 6 5 1i./A. 1. 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Long Run fu 25 Tuo PETTY/D m t Do Me , .2, 10.1 31 16 FJGRAT/ThIrd Tlae 32 27 SMOKE, ROBINSON/Cr , A 26 .041 4 DO(SAvait F. - A 29 PR.ACE/1 Wanna Be • 3) 1, (NEAP TRICK/volces • si ,4AAC HAYES/Oon, Le , Go A 32 4,,,,A0 LIZARDS/Money 2 3) 0(106? 14(,Gen$1•0. 14, I. A ya DiumE wAfre ,CKAN , yu

0035 ZS 26, 29 31 37 54 STEVE FLPBERT/Romeo s Tune OXEN/Gravy 111 , 1. Thing C. KENTo LOGGiNS/Thls 14 II SUGM 0111 CANG/O mp•r s De li ght Lll BOWIE COVERS BOWIE! "JOHN I'M ONLY DAN5 M,

The New Singles:

12 Inch Single. "John I'm Only Dancing (Again)" (6.59) A previously unreleased version from the 1975 "Young Americans" sessions b w "Golden Years." Produced by David BOwtO and Tony Visconti PD 11886

7 Inch New Wave Version. "John I'm Only Dancing 1972" (2:43). A remix from the "Ziggy Stardust" sessions b w "Joe The Lion." Produced by David Bowie PB 11887

Attention P.D.'s! BOWIE 1980 Now Available decr "1980 ALL CLEAR"

An AOR sampler album 4._ with ten tracks of Bowie brilliance. Limited Edition — Not Commercially Available. -011 RftRIFridey, December 21. 1979 Page 34 610 0 KFRC NNN SOUTH &ASO Atlanta San Francisco 1 SIY.lbabe sramo poi St Louis 1 I EAUS5/1 80 lam' Ron 2 RUPERT HOEME5/Esc re 2 1 FOREIGMER/ Mad Gres 1 TOM KTTY/Oon t Do M. 1.10. Ihni 5 8 MICHAEL JACKSON/Rook WiIn You 4 MICOML JACKSON/Pock With v, 8 1 BLISS 61040/201100, 5 4 KENNY ROGERS/Comard Of TM Count, JEFF. SIARSmiP/Jon. 1 CAPT 4 TE/0111.11 /0o Th. , I •• / JEFF. STARSNIP/J r. 1 / RAINDL/MtInee You le Bee , 6 5 STEVIE 'CODER/Sand One too . (14D/No Mye anough Is ) 5 5 JCAMNIV/Too Late 1 ALAN PARSLAS/Dmonod it i 0 0 1001. 4 THE GANG/L.411o . NIgii 4 4 TUN PEITT/Rei. .. 4 SNPERTRAMMTek• The Long Olt... 6 W WI ROBINSON/Crolein' 10 7 JEF1. STARSOIP/Jane 5 CLIFF RICHARD/We O wt Tele Anr. 9 KENNY ROGERS/Cowerd Of TO. Count, 2 .5 A M SINISHIP/Jon. 9, 7 6 SANTANA/Too Know Thai 1 Love 4 8 REPEAT HOLMES/E r r. 6 LAB/Cool Change 3 COM ODORES/Still 15 9 TOM PETTY/Don't Do Wm Lle. Ihn. il 1 TRI MPH/Lay It On TM 110,0 1040 COI/CAR/I Mod A Love , 15 1 EAGLE5/The long Ron I 10 M. MANCHESTER/ tttttt Girls 8 '8 8 rai n = MAC/Sers 4 EAGLES/The Long Ron 19 II CAPT 4 TENNIOE/Do Thot To m Ft. Worth Dallas 9 II ISAAC ,IATIS/Don t Let Co 5 9 ICSEIGNER/ Me4 Ciao . fOREIGNER/ Mad Gres 10 12 KC & 8600/Pislase ['coif Go t % Long 09n 12 11 DH. 430K/Bettor Lose most Time 14 10 BREATMESS/Trirt . If Back KENNY ROGEAS/Coeord Of TM COun 14 IT 15 DONNA 511104ER/On Tho 00410 18 13 FLEETWOOD MAC/Sora 1 2 SIVI/liebe II 14 Cliff RICHARD/We Don't Tole A 11 ALAN PNISONS/Dmened O I Do 16 14 CAPT. 4 71001111/00 That To SW fkl[TwOU0 MAC/50rs 1 5 FOBIGNER/He r Game 11 15 tha(5/misertsche Tonight 17 ELCHAT/Soorody's Wen .. II 15 PABLO CRUISE/I Went You TonIghl '. 13 FLEETWOOD MAC/Think About Me • BLONDIE/Oreemlno :14 11. =1:;1 711,14:1: 4.° " " IS 10 loos 4 THE GANG/Ledles' Nig , ' . S IRIUMPH/ley It 00 TA. 81 ^A iy 16 FLOUT/third Time Locky , '4 PAT BENATAR/ Martbreekr SMOKO, ROMN5011/Cruisin• 21 17 W ING LIZARDS/Voney i 6 XVISAS/Rooson To Be IT 11 010111 FURAY/I Stili Have Oreme.. If ERB/Ccol Change in 15 To. PETTY/Pon 0 Cio M. L1k. Met 75 18 DIONNE vAITIECK/0018 40 20 18 LAB/Cool Chong. 16 EAC.SES/The Erg Ron a I COMMIX:ORES/SI M 6 16 RAINBOW/Sine. You ,. Been. . 12 19 STEVIE WOODER/Sond Ono YOU' to,. . 8 LED ZEPPELIN/Fool In The R.,. 24 19 DIONNE WARNICK/D.J. Su 17 REO SPEIDWAGON/Only The Strong 20 17 MONT 1000185/This is It 16 20 11M CURRY/I Clo The Alock 1/ 9 REO SPEECMAGUN/Only The Stro , , 23 X N45/Beek Up Agolnet The. 18 K V BOTS/The Shag. 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II 22 COMMODORES/Stlis 79 25 LED ZEPPELIN/Fool In TM P.. , 21 14 ALAN PARSONS/Cmoned If I Do 29 25 0.JAYS/Eormer Mine .4 25 STYX/Lights 0 23 TERI DESAMO/Yes 1 • Rirdr 0 26 fOGHAT/ThIrd Ilse Lock, 12 If JOURNEY/L .1n', Touch ... . 50 20 Q1EE8/0,r, titti• Thing (0 1 24 AC/OC/mightley To hell 0 24 PRISE(/' Manna Be Your Lovw 22 21 ELO/Lest To London 16 10 FOGNAl/Somebody's Been • 13 27 5144/0.6. 15 APRIL 0101/i LIM, To Rock D 25 0000/069 Me 2. 28 110 2EPPELim/Aii Ms 20 IT J.D. SOUTHER/Vcw're Only Lonely 0 28 SIEVE FORBERT/Ro mo's Tu. . 26 513 SPECIAL/ McKim into Th. Nigh SO 26 STEVE FCOBERT/Ra rio's Tuns 0 29 XON COUGAR/I Need A lovor IS 18 IAN GCOM/Oald On D 29 DIRT 0880/44m, 'con .1. 27 COUP TRICR/Volces 29 27 KARLA BLOOM/When You Will D 50 TOM JOMISTON/S manneh NI gh ,S II 19 EAGLLS/Hartoche TonIght A 30 HALL 4 OATES/Welt 0 28 HALL 4 OATES/Welt for IS. 18 20 LID ZEFIAELIN/All My Love D 19 CMCIP MAICO/Y OIC410 19 21 GERRY RAFFERTY/Get It Right .000 25. 26, 2/ A 00 W EE NYCyofy LIM'. 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STARSHiP/J.n. 1/ 12 1001.10/1110 Loog Ron ROPER' • 13 12 TOM 01115/0 . t Do Me 1.110 TheT CLIFF RICHARD/We Don t Tam Ann.... . 9 15 KENN , L0001,45/1 ,0', Is it 7 SMOKE , " 14 13 TERI DESARIO/Yes I • Ready 20 1. DiCONE wARMCX/Depi to 4 0 640/ 40 MoreiEnough , I a MICHAEL JAL/L., 4.• • In you 16 1. ELO/Lest Train To London II 15 FOREIGNER/Head Gems II 9 511GOI mill GANG/Rapper s Oeiight . KOOL 4 THE GANG/LadIes Night 99 If ISAAC MAYES/Don 8 1.0 Go IS i6 JEFF. STAR5m1P/Jene 0 10 ROGER NALLMARK/Message To Khoomn CAPT. TENN1LLE/Do Thee To 19. 17 16 FOAEIGME8/0esd Gres IT 17 ALAN PARSONS/De rea 11 1 Do 10 It SO MBotm DONNA SUMER/On lhe Rod , n 10 17 FLEETWECM) MAC/Sera 25 12 TERI DESARIO/Ms 1.0 Rea . 20 10 PRINCE/1 Mona Ele Yo.r Lovor 12 10 104/Cool Cneng. 9 0, JAYS/Forever None 2 RUPERT ODLMES/Eso r. 26 19 KENto ROGERS/Cowerd 0, The Coon?, 13 II FOREIG KIMmead Gams 5 1311D/No MorMEnough Is , 5 CLIFF RICIORD/We Don't Talk OVITIK K O 21 19 EAGLES/The Long Run 22 X PRI,CE/I wanna Be Your Lova. 513 14 PRINCEO Noma Bo Your Lover 14 CLIFF RiCHARD/W. Don't T. ,. Al,A- r, . A 040/No MorelEnough IS I 24 20 DIONNE WAAWICK/DeJe Vu lo IS PABLO CRUISE/I yam you Ton1gh , ' 5 EAGLES/T M Long Run 23 21 ABOA/ChiquitIta 8 I COO MOORES/Stili 72 21 JEFF. STAFLSHIP/Jene I/ 16 OR. OWN/Bmter Love Next 11n., 24 71 HALL 4 OATES/wait For Me 10 II STEYIE 10000(R/Sand One TOW- Love 6 MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock Meth You 23 22 DR. HOCK/Better Love Next TIMM 50 23 RUFUS 4 CoAKA/Clo no,. Love what IA II EAGLES/To, Long Ron 12 12 DR. MOK/Botter Love Next , 7 KENNY ROGERS/Coyote Of The Coo -. 26 23 LRB/Ccol Change 2/ 2. CHEAP TRICK/Vol ms 12 18 014115 TOSEIPSON/11 You Rewonmr o il 13 ANNE MURRAY/Bros. Hearted Me • a STYX/Babe 21 2. BENNIE POINTER/1 Con'? m.ip Musa ' RI 20 404,07/Third TIme Lucky 19 19 BLACKFOOT/Trein, Train 15 14 N5BA/ChlooltIta , 9 COMODORES/StIli A 75 LED ZEPPEE'N/Foo, In The Reln 29 215 ELO/test 7,1in To London 10 20 JIMMY BUFFETT/Voleono 16 15 DIONNE WARMICK/DeJ. Vu i2 10 SMO KY ROBINUM/Cruisin , 28 26 FOGHAT/Third Tim. Lucky 21 21 KENNY ROCIERS/Cowerd 0, The Coon?, 8 II SUPERTR/04h/T re The Long Wee - A 2, I LEE111000 MAC/Sere 20 16 EAGLES/The Long Ron 79 27 TOM JO.NSTCO/Savennah Nights II 12 LOB/Cool Chang. A /a 5108/000 O. 22 22 TOM KITT/Don t OR Op LIke That 17 17 TERI DESARIO/ Us I'm Rea:, 30 28 RITA COOLIDGE/1 d Rather Leay. 25 23 YOGNAT/Third 7/00 10060 15 13 FOREIGNER/Hoed Gros o 29 Or FOGELBEAG/t rger 19 16 SHALAMAR/The SOCOAd TIffm 0 29 CUEEN/Cra m Little Thing Co 20 1. To. 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8.6 ABRA/Chlelo ,tIte STYA/why Me "Daydream Believer", The New Smash Hit Single By ANNE MURRAY Immediate Action:

WHHY add WTAC add 96KX add 29 WNOE add WISM add WERC add KYYX add WRKO add KEEL add 37 KJRB add WFOX add KING add CKLW add Y103 add KCPX add WSEZ deb 37 KEIN add KEARTH add BJ105 on WLBZ add WTMA add WROR-FM add KRLA add WBBQ add WIGY add WANS-FM on KREM add KFI on WHBQ add WTSN add KAAY add 23 WLAC add PRO-FM add 92Q add WHEB add 32 KFXD 30-25 WGLF add WHYN add WRJZ add WFBG add FCRLC add WORD add 14Q add WGH add 14WK add WFLB add WCGQ add on WVIC add WAAY add IcLrF KOBO add KNOW on KJOY add WTIX add WHB add

"Daydream Believer" from the album I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOsoo. U.

Produced by Jim Ed Norman.

OtIPIGAIOTOLOISCOMO me REtRIFrIdey, Dece mber 21. 1979

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"YOU GOT IT (Release It)" PEARL HARBOR & THE EXPLOSIONS

Produced by David Kahne

On Warner Bros. Records REM/Friday. December 21, 1979

Page 40 . _ \DAkt,ICV 11 A M) cl De ember 21, 19791 D 0 Airplay/30 MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With You (Epic) 3 2 1 1 4 4 3 0 PRINCE/I Wanna Be Your Lover (WB) 29 19 11 et RUFUS & CHAKAIDo You Love What You (MCA) 2 3 4 4 KOOL & THE GANG/Ladies' Night (De-Lite) SHALAMARISecond Time Around (Solar/RCA) BREAKERS 19 8 8 0 9 9 5 6 DONNA SUMMER/On The Radio (Casablanca) INNER LIFE 10 7 7 7 ISAAC HAYES/Don't Let Go (Polydor) I'm Caught Up (Prelude) 1 1 2 8 STREISANDISUMMERINo More Tears (Col/Cas) 68% of our reporters on it, 3 new adds WRAP, WDMT, KLAV. Key 8 6 6 9 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Cruisin' (Tamla) moves: 36-30 WMAS, 23-21 WCAU, hot rotation WWOM, WMAK, WDON, 7 5 9 10 STEVIE WONDER/Send One Your Love (Tamla) medium airplay WKYS, WKTU, KSET, KXTC, KSFX, debut 22 WXKS, 22 15 13 PHYLLIS HYMAN/You Know How To Love .. (Arista) debut 19 KKCS, on KJLA, KITT-FM, WOKF, KTLK, WDAI. Charts at 26 20 19 0 DON ARMANDO/Deputy Of Love (ZE) number 23 on Airplay/30. 17 12 12 13 PEACHES & HERB/Roller Skatin' Mate (Polydor) SPINNERS SERGIO MENDES/I'll Tell You (Elektra) — 25 al••• Working My Way Back To You (Atlantic) 5 14 14 15 SUGAR HILL GANG/Rapper's Delight (Sugar Hill) PABLO CRUISE/I Want You Tonight (A&M) 55% of our reporters on it, 9 new adds WDON, KJLA, KTLK, WOKF, 27 17 16 16 KITT-FM, KSET, WDMT, WBOS, WXAP. Key moves: 18-15 WXKS, 39-38 27 21 0 CLIFF RICHARD/We Don't Talk... (EMI America) WMAS, medium airplay KSFX, WKTU, on WDAI, WCAU, KXTC. Charts 13 13 15 18 STARGARD/Wear It Out (WB) at number 28 on Airplay/30. 6 10 10 19 COMMODORES/Still (Motown) TERI DeSARIO 30 21 20 20 PLEASURE/Glide (Fantasy) Yes, I'm Ready (Casablanca) — 29 BAR-KAYS/Move Your Boogie Body (Mercury) DIANA ROSS/It's My House (Motown) 52% of our reporters on it, 2 new adds WDMT, WXAP. Key moves: 29 27 M 21-16 WMAS, 33-24 KJLA, 39-25 KHYT, 28-24 KTLK, 42-36 KHYS, 31-29 — e INNER LIFE/I'm Caught Up (Prelude) WKTK, hot rotation WOKF, medium airplay WOKV, WKTU, debut 29 28 24 24 24 SYLVESTERII Can't Stop Dancing (Fantasy) WXKS, on WCAU, KSET, WRMZ. Charts at number 29 on Airplay/30. 23 23 22 25 JANICE McCLAIN/Smack Dab In The... (RFC/WB) DAN HARTMAN 28 26 26 HERB ALPERT/Rotation (A&M) Relight My Fire (Blue Sky) — 28 27 BONNIE POINTERII Can't Help Myself (Motown) _ SPINNERS/Working My Way Back To You (Atlantic) 52% of our reporters on it, 2 new adds KKCS, KRLY. Key moves: 0 TERI DeSARIO/Yes, I'm Ready (Casablanca) 30-26 WRMZ, 26-16 WS00, 20-17 WBOS, hot rotation WWOM, WKTU, 0 medium airplay WDAI, KXTC, KSET, KSFX, debut 37 WMAS, debut 29 DAN HARTMAN/Relight My Fire (Blue Sky) WPEG, debut 19 WXKS, on WCAU, KITT-FM. Charts at number 30 on • Unless otherwise stated all above records are available in 12 This chart is bilsed solely nr airplay statistics compiled weekly from our reporting statons Black circled \ numbers indicate sicrilicant upward movement Arrow indicates new entry Airplay130. - .

RICK JAMES "Love Gun" (Gordy) 35% reporting airplay. added at WXAP, Kill-FM. Key moves: 36-32 KJLA, 37-31 W MAS, 23-20 KHYS, 18-16 WPEG, medium airplay WDMT. WMAK, KSET, on KXTC. WRAP. NEW & ACTIVE FLYING LIZARDS "Money" (Virgin) 35% of our reporters on it, added at WOKV, All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are listed in order by WOKE. Key moves: 28-21 WXKS, medium airplay KSFX, WDAI, debut 30 KRLY, on WXAP, their activity levels at our reporting stations. KLAV, WBOS, KXTC, WPEG.

RUPERT HOLMES "Escape" (MCA) 48% reporting action. Key moves: 1-1 KTLK. ASHFORD & SIMPSON "Nobody Knows" (WB) 32% reporting action. Key 39-24 WSOO, 25-15 KHYS, 8-5 WMAS, 16-10 KRLY, 4-3 KIIS-FM, 4-3 KHYT, hot ro- moves: 29-26 KJLA, 15-13 KHYS, 20-19 WS00. 16-15 WKTK, hot rotation WDMT, tation WOKE. KSFX, medium airplay WOKV, debut 24 WXKS. on Kill-FM. WDON. WKYS, Medium airplay WDAI, debut 30 WRMZ, on WPEG. PATRICE RUSHEN "Haven't You Heard" (Elektra) 48% of our reporters on it. MICHAEL JACKSON "Working Day And Night" (Epic) 32% reporting airplay, 4 new adds KIIS-FM, WOKF, WKTU, KSFX. Key moves: 38-26 WSOO, 27-22 WCAU, hot added at WXAP Key moves: 46-34 WMAS. 9-8 WS00, hot rotation WOKF, KXTC. medium rotation KSET, WDAI, WRAP, WKYS, medium airplay WDON, WMAK, debut 39 KJLA, debut airplay KSFX, KSET, WKYS, on WDAI 27 WPEG, on KXTC. NATALIE COLE/PEABO BRYSON "Gimme Some Time" (Capitol) 32% 0 'JAYS "Forever Mine" (Philadelphia International) 48% reporting airplay, added of our reporting stations, 3 new adds KKCS. WS00, KHYT Key moves. 36-33 KTLK, at WDMT, WSOO. Key moves: 38-22 KHYS, 26-24 WCAU. 23-12 WMAS, 39-27 KJLA, 24-19 WCAU, 14-11 KHYS, hot rotation WMAK, on WDMT. VVXKS, WKTU 13-12 KIIS-FM, medium airplay WDON, WKYS, WMAK, WKTU, debut 35 KTLK, on WPEG. LENNY WHITE "Peanut Butter" (Elektra) 29% reporting action, added at WPEG. WXKS WRAP Key moves - hot rotation WMAK, 17-16 KRLY, on KXTC, WDMT. WDAI. VILLAGE PEOPLE "Ready For The 80's" (Casablanca) 39% of our reporters KENNY LOGGINS "This Is It" (Columbia) 29% of our reporters on it, added at on it Key moves: 32-30 WKTK. 29-27 KTLK, hot rotation KSET, KXTC, medium airplay WKTK. Key moves. 20-10 WMAS, 15-13 KTLK, 32-31 KITT-FM, 12-11 KJLA, hot rotation 1 WDMT. debut 27 KRLY. on KKGS, WOKE, WDON, WXAP. WOKV, debut 19 KIIS-FM, on KKCS, WKYS SLAVE "Just A Touch Of Love" (Cotillion) 39% reporting action, added at KHYS. NORMA JEAN "High Society" (Bearsville) 29% reporting airplay, added at KIIS- Key moves - hot rotation WRAP, WKYS, medium airplay WDMT, WKTU, on KKCS, WDON. FM, WPEG. KXTC, WOKE Key moves: 19-15 WCAU, hot rotation WMAK, medium airplay WOKE, WCAU, WPEG, WDAI, KXTC WKYS, on KLAV, WDON. YVONNE ELLIMAN "Love Pains" (RSO) 35% of our reporters on it, added at LA FLAVOUR ''Mandolay" (Sweet City) 29% reporting action. 4 new adds KXTC. KSFX Key moves: 35-24 KITT-FM, 23-18 KJLA, 40-36 WS00, 28-22 KLAV, hot rota- WOKE. WDON. KSET Key moves: 25-20 WRMZ. hot rotation WDMT. debut 26 WMAS. tion VVWOM, medium airplay WOKE, on WOKV, WKTK, WXAP. on WXAP

TI-it IDIEAT Pam Bellamy & Gail Mitchell

Record Industry Belt-Tightening: W hat's In It For Dance music

The inflated economy is one of the key concerns of 1979 as well as 1980. Many busi- On the other hand, Gary DeMaroney at Our reporters definitely encourage the rec- nesses have taken a ride on the economical roller coaster, including, of course, the record KFMXIMInneapolis welcomes the "trend of ord companies to continue to give them the industry. Having experienced personnel and budget cutbacks, record companies are going trimming and tightening." He feels that Dance' support through new and established product through re-evaluations that affect all forms of music, dancemusic included. The second music stations are now doing the same thing in 1980. As long as listeners want to dance, half of our station survey deals with this situation and its possible ramifications. — radio and records are becoming more the need will be there. Michael Jones, KRLY/Houston believes, "choosy" about the product . . Linn Van "With the record company cutbacks, it will WOKF/Tampa, also agrees that it is some- Poole of WPEG/Charlotte states he does not make a difference in the amount of product what of a problem. He tends to think that see the need for a separate disco division We would like to take this opportunity to available. I feel the clubs will become more "people are becoming more selective be- within record companies. "If the material is thank all Dancemusic stations for their co- rock and roll because of this" . . . Jim Smith, cause of the price of LP's." and, he hopes, good, it could be promoted by any able pro- operation and helpful advice in 1979. It has PD, KSEXISan Francisco, feels the product it will only be temporary Doug Enlow, motion team" . . Rich Brother Robbin, been a pleasure to talk with you each week, 1 has not been available in quality, quantity, or M AP/Columbia, SC believes. "The 12" KHYT/Tucson, has not experienced a decline and we wish you a Happy Holiday and con- depth for some time. To compensate for this, records were too expensive. There is a defi- in service or releases, and feels the industry tinued success in 1980. TOOT, TOOT! ! Jim plays oldies to keep the sound up until the nite need for more disco product for the is on top of it. "As long as they continue to BEEP, BEEP! k\sr.....•ecords are on hand . Roshon, PD/MD 80's" . . make dancemusic, we'll be playing it." Sergio \ Mendes

Let Him Tell You About The 'Magic Lady' . . .

"I'll Tell You" The single from his new album, Magic Lady

DANCEMUSIC AIRPLAY/ 30 - - 25 (r) SERGIO MENDESII'll Tell You (Elektra)

Because everyone is talking about the magic of Mendes.

Produced and Arranged by Sergio Mendes on Elektra Records riA q

C 1979 Elektra Asylu m Records 0 A VVarner Com mun.cahons Co Pnoted .n U S A RbRIFrIdey. December 21. 1979 Pogo 42

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HOTTEST Edgar Winter Phyllis Hyrn in Norma Jean Slevi• Wonder Flying Ltrards — Ken Pugh Dan Hartman Smokey Robinson Al Hudson Slave Busse Jones Isaac Hayes Patrice Rushen Scott Allan Shalom . Ashford & Simpson Paradise Emu.. Instant Funk Sugar Hill Gang Norma Jean Bar Kays Scott Allan "Slap" Prin . Herb Alpert HOTTEST Rufus & Chaka — D a nn' Simpson TJM Ira) Cap' & Tennill• Sugar Hill Gang Phyllis Mythan HOTTEST Liquid Gold Patrice Rusher , Nature's Div.. larnce McClain — LOU Krieger Kool & The Gang Loose Char.ge Gino Soccio "Ladies1Toc" Bonnie Pointer Isaac Hayes — fed SialtOvich HOTTEST Pr ince La Flavour Isaac Hayes/ Streisand/Surnmer "Lorin/Sexy" Yellow Magic Orch Millie Jacks.. Michael Jackson Phyllis Hyman Cake Prince Rufus & Chaka HOTTEST Diana Ross SOUTH Sylvester Kool 8. The Gang "Do/Any - RICh Brother Bobbin Telex W hale! Jackson (WDAI 9(3 FM) Michael Jackson — Van Poole - Working/Rock - Shalamar WDAI Chicago, IL "Second/Right" Prmce od% Donna Sum mer _rani. McClain ADDE D "Radio" Don Armando Bob James KSFX104 Isaac Hayes Ann Margret "Star" Rupert Holmes Donna Sum mer Theo Vaness MI MAMA saw Teri DeSario "Thank" WCAU, Philadelphia, PA "Radio - KSFE / San Francisco, CA Sergio Mende, Bar K•ys ADDED - Wait Ada ms W AX :Nashville, TN ADDED Telex Ray. Goodman & Brown Billy Ocean Scott Allan ADDED W XAP — ROShOn Cliff Richard Tavares FM/SanICITT- Diego, CA Ku, . Blow Gap Band WXAP Colu mbia SC John Klem mer Archie Bell & The Drells "Believ./Steppin — EW&F ADDED ADDED Direct Current "Star" Teddy Pendergrass Rick James HOTTEST Bonnie Pointer Joycd Cobb "Shout" E L 0 Michael Jackson Sheisand/Surnmer Addrisi Brothers Rita Coolidge Ray, Goodman & Brown Yvonne Elliman "Working" Isaac Hayes Joyce Cobb Harold Melvin WOOS Boston, MA Rind. & Lewis Capt & Tenn,. Janis Ian Michael Jackson Elton John Deniece VVilliams A MIE 0 Patrice Rushers Phyllis Hyman Bonnie Pointer prince "Johnny" Spinners Sergio Mende, Spyro Gyra Sylvester Spinners Kool & The Gang HOTTEST 'Working' Lab eside "Fantasy" "Working" Sugar Hill Gang Tom Johnston Rufus & Chaka Bonnie Pointer Careen USA European Connect Teri DeSario Don Armando Rick James Sergio Mende. "Cant/Come" Linda Clifford Freddie James Theo Vaness Rufus & Chaka George Duk• Busta Jonas Sylvester Spinners 'Dance" HOTTES , Donna Sum mer Janice McClain Cole/Bryson MIDWEST "Working" Sugar Hill Gang - Radio" Bon,. Pointer HOTTEST "What" HOTTEST Michael Jackson Patrice Rusher , Col./Bryson Sugar Hill Gang Isaac Hayes HOTTEST Isaac Hayes Prince — Mary Mug "toy PITY Diana Ross ISAAC Hayes Michael Jackson Smolt. Robinson Rupert Holmes Prince HOTTEST Pablo Cruise Rufus 8. Chairs Cliff Richard Joni. McClain Bar•Kays Donna Sum mer Dan Hartman Pablo Cruise Stargard Cole/Bryson Apreeure,...."11, "Radio - Phyllis Hyrni Don Armando Rufus & Chaka Steyr* Wonder Michael Jackson — DOLgi EniOw W ONT Cleveland, ON Prince — lane CERICIdee Narada Michael Walden Loquid Gold AD M Jeanne Shy Lenny White Melissa Manchester Kurtis Blow Phyllis Hyman Michael Jackson Yvonne Elliman W 095 Gap Band Shal•rnar Rufus & Chak a Teri DeSario — Ern Garcia W MAS FM Norma Jean Rufus & Chelt• 0•Jays M AAS, Springfield, MA Pleasure Fo ..... — lim Smith Pr ince .4.111XREAneea. ADDED Spinners Inner life Jack re Moor• Working" DULA/Kansas OTT MO /NZ:014Z Shataman EW&F Inner Life ADDED M OO ttleri Mb — sonla Thrasher Bonnier Pointer Brenda Russell ••••••• WSOCO, Syracuse, NY KSRT/Xl P.O. TX ( ci a C 0 ) Lou Rawls ADDED ADDED HOTTEST xnx BM Sum mers EW&F KTIK / Denver. CO Deborah Washington Stevie Wonder A °1: 2 g i4( k Frisky O'lays ADDED KHYS 98 Spinners Isaac Hayes 011•111140 Paradise Empress ELO Gam ma /IiitJ'',!114/,tM 'Working" Donna Sum mer Cole/Bryson 'Train" KLAV LAS Vegas, NV Teddy Pandingrass 'Radio" HOTTEST "Gim me/What" KIITS/Deaunsent, TX M 'Moonlight' Gee Eland Michael Jackson ADDED Pablo Our. Had. Alpert ADDED La Flavour Teddy Pendrugrass Toto Kool & The Gang Com modores Scott Allan Jeanne Shy Bonnie Porno, "Shout" Spinners Somsand/Surnrner Wond•rlardi Kenny Logo . Kurtis Blow Sty x HOTTEST Spinners "Working" Nalu .'s Divine Inner Lif• Rarndolls Kn. & The Gang "Work ing' Don Armando Selves., Alan Parsons Phyllis Hyrhal , Str•esand/Surrimer Prin . 0%leYs Emotions Fleetwood Mar Dora Gray P. Oyster La Flavour Debbie J.obs HOTTEST Si.,. HOT TEST Michael Jackson Cameo leer DoSario Switch Nara . Michael Walden Smoke. Robin son Jeanne Shy Donna Sum mer Smoksy Robinson Peach . & Herb Diana Ross PoriCe HOTTEST Rufus & Chaka HOTTEST Copt Tenniii• Rufus & Chak• ' Radio" Shalarnar Ashford & Simpson Stmisand/Surnmer HOTTEST Dan Hartman Smokes. Robinson Village People Bar Kays Ponce Stevie, Wonder Ruperi Holmes Michael Jackson PatriCa Rushen Rufus & Choke Billy Mo . Cat. & Tennille — Wynn Rosenberg Yvonne Elliman Sirnol.y Robinson Rupert Holm . Jon,. Ian Yvonne Eliihuth L TD — Neu Roberta Hall & Oates Michael Jackson Cliff Richard Isaac Hay. Preasur• — Sine Aciarns Jam . McClain Tom Johnston O'Jays Pr once — Mart W O W Hall & Oates "Forever" — M ICA K W, — WS W KO MOOld — Paula leattherrs — Dorn Tho mpson Page 43 &R/Friday, December 21, 1979 THE PICTURE PAGES

Governor Brown Meets The Rock Stars Forbert Shows Big Apple Polish

When Nemperor recording artist Steve Forbert recently performed at the Vhile in Los Angeles recently, California Governor (and Presidential candidate) Jerry Brown dropped by the Palladium in New York, he was met backstage by label execs. Pictured en ffices of the Fitzgerald/Hartley Management Company for a rugged question and-answer session with several gaging in some backstage patter are, from left. CBS Associated Labels the firm's clients. Seen at the scene are, from left: Rufus member Bobby Watson, Toto's Bobby Kimball, Rufus VP/G M Tony Martell, Coconut Management's Linda Stein, Steve Forbert, qember John Robinson, Jim my Messina, Rufus member Tony Maiden, Brown, Brothers Johnson member Louis Nemperor President Nat Weiss, E/P/A VP Al DeMarino, and Nemperor's Fohnson, Toto's David Paich, Chaka Khan, Rufus member David Wolinski, and Brothers Johnson member George Patrick Clifford rohnson. Outlaws Steal Some Gold Cameo Rolls Into New York

Casablanca/Chocolate City recording group Cameo recently celebrated their initial performance at New York's Beacon Theatre as well as receiv

ing their first gold record award for "Secret Omen - with a fete at Cachaca Arista Records country-rock group the Outlaws were presented with gold records for their live double-album Photo'd at the fete are (top row, l-r) Casablanca Exec. VP and Chocolate 'Bring 'Em Back Alive" after their performance recently at New York's Madison Square Garden. Shown at City President Cecil Holmes, Cameo management's Sanford Ross, and Cam 'he presentation are (top row, H.) group's attorney Eric Kronfeld. Arista VP Rick Dobbis, group's manager Charlie eo member Gregory Johnson, (bottom row, I-I) Cameo's Nathan Lefton grusco, Outlaws Harvey Dalton Arnold and Billy Jones, Arista VP Bob Feiden, Arista President Clive Davis, ant, Sanford Ross Management's Paula Dorf, group's Tony Jenkins, Millie 'fustier Music Publishing's Alan Walden, Outlaws David Dix and Hughie Thomasson and wife Judy, and Arista Rodriquez, Cameo's Larry Blackmon, Casablanca's Ruben Rodriquez, and VP Mike Bone; (bottom row, l-r) Outlaw Freddie Salem, Arista's Harold Sulman, Synergy System's Fred Franchi. Chocolate City recording artist Vernon Burch Outlaw Monte Yoho, and Arista VP Richard Palmese. Mills Fills Atlanta Civic Bill Live Wire From New York!

20th Century-Fox recording artist Stephanie Mills recently performed at the A& M's Live Wire recently performed at the Bottom Line in New York. Pictured backstage are (front row, I r)A& M Atlanta Civic Center. Pictured backstage are, from left: 20th's E. Rodney VP Michael Leon, A& M's Rick Stone, the band's German Gonzalez and Chris Cutler. (middle row, I r) A& M's Jones, 20th VP Bunk y Sheppard, Stephanie Mills, Coretta King, and RCA's Annette Monaco and Rich Totoian and Live Wire's Jeremy Meek and Michael Edwards; (back row, l-r) A& M's Gail Harry Clark and George Jackson Davis, Richie Gallo and Michael Van Orsdale and group's manager Michael Cole Ax-tion for the 80's

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WIFI add KNO W add KZ93 on KDWB 17 92C1 add W MEE add KUPD 6-5 W NOX add KCPX on PRO-FM add W GH on KX104 add Records WVIC add KRLC add Page 45 RfiR'Friciev December 21, 1979 THE PICTURE PAGES

Planet Pacts Sue Saad Et Next Santana Plays The Palladium

New York's Palladium Theater was the site of a Santana performance re Planet Records has pacted Sue Seed and the Next, with their debut album to be released in January Seen in cently Pictured backstage are (l-r) the band's Alex Ligertwood and Chris the studio listening to playbacks are (l-r) group's James Lance, Warner Bros. Music President Ed Silvers, group's Solberg, group's manager Bill Graham, CBS Records President Bruce Lund Tony Riparetti, Planet VP David Urso, Warner Bros. Music's Bob Stabile, group's Bobby Manzer. Planet Pres yell, and Devadip Carlos Santana ident Richard Perry, Sue Seed, and group's Billy Anstatt. Stand Up For A Tull Benefit Fogelberg And Phoenix Friends

Chrysalis recording artists Jethro Tull recently performed a benefit concert Following Epic/Full Moon Records" artist Dan Fogelberg 's concert at the Anaheim Convention Center recently, he on behalf of UNICEF's Year Of The Child. The group donated all proceeds posed with friends and record personnel to toast his performance and the release of his "Phoenix r ' LP Shown of the show to the cause. Shown are (ir) Wolf & Rissmiller President Jim are II-0 E/P/A's Frank Rand and Larry Stessel, flutist Tim Weisberg land partner on Fogelberg s previous LP). Fogel Rissmiller, UNICEF LA branch chairwoman Joyce Luna, Jethro Tull's Ian berg, Epic Record's Larry Schnur, E/P/AS Larry Douglas and Michael Alhadeff. E/P/A VP Stan Monteiro. and Anderson, and manager Clive Walter. manager Irving Azoff

We Are (Another) Family Emerald City Banks On Redbone

Polydor Records" the Feraghers recently performed at the Starwood in Los Angeles and were met by a bevy of Newly formed Emerald City Records has announced the signing of Leon radio and record people. Pictured backstage are (top row, l-r) Polydor's Steve Duboff and Jeff Laufer, Polydor Redbone. Shown at the safe and secure signing are (I-r) producer Joe/ Dorn, VP Marty Goldrod, Jim my, Danny and Davey Faragher and manager Ivan Hoffman; (middle row, In KLOS/Los Emerald City VP Rocky Antocky, Redbone, and Emerald City Co-owner Angeles intern Neil Spellman, Pam Faragher, assistant MD KHTZ/Los Angeles Cathy Derouville, Polydor's Dave Greenwald and KHTZ MD Jim Conlee (bottom row, I r) KLOS's Mark Felsot, and Tom my and Marty Faragher. Charles Greene RErR/FrIday, Dece mber 21. 1979 Page 4. THE PICTURE PAGES Virgin's XTC UA Follows Laws

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Ronnie Laws was recently re signed to a recording contract by United Artists Records. His fifth album for the la - Virgin Records celebrated the release of XTC 's "Drums And Wires" LP bel is due around the beginning of 1980. Pictured are EMI.A merica/UA GM Varnell Johnson, EMI A/UA VP with a party in New York City recently. Seen on the scene are, from left Mark Levinson, attorney John Mason, Laws, EMI-A/UA President Jim Mazza, attorney Gary Gilbert, and Laws 's Atlantic Sr. VP/G M Dave Glew, XTC me mbers Colin Moulding and Andy Partridge, Virgin President Ken Berry, and Atlantic's John David Kalodner manager Forest Hamilton.

Sports Score At Hurrah's Stevenson Signs With Songbird

Arista recording group the Sports rccently performed at Hurrah's in New York City, following which they were met backstage by sundry label reps. Seen on the seedy scene are (top row, I.r) Arista VP's Rick Dobbis and Richard Pa/mesa, group's manager Michael Gudinski, Home Run Management's Jeff Schock, Arista 's Alice M CA/Songbird Records recently signed B. W. Stevenson to a recording con Gottlieb, Artie Patsiner and Jane Pa/mesa. group's Andrew Pendlebury and Steve Cum mings; (bottom row, 14 tract. Shown at the inking are (14 MCA/Songbird's Chris Christian, Steven Arista VP Dennis Fine, label's Harold Su/man, group's Jim Hitchins, and Sports producer Pete Solley. son, and MCA/Songbird Executive Director Michael Ehrman.

Millennium's Yipes! At NYC's Palladium Jack's Tracks Merit Platinum Wax

Following their performance at New York City's Palladium, Millennium recording group Yipesi were greeted back Jack Lee took e few minutes between rehearsing with his new group to stage by label execs Pictured are (top row, I r) Yipesi member Peter Strand, Millennium's Ken Franklin and receive a platinum record award for his songwriting contributions to

Beverly Berman, group's Pat McCurdy and Teddy Freese, Millennium VP Don lenner, label's Shelly Petnov Sher Blondie's "Parallel Lines - album Photo'd in the foreground are, from left: man, RCA's Susan Wax, Jack Hooke and Bob Beranato, and RCA Division VP Mel Ilberman; (bottom row, I r) Chrysalis Music General Manager Ann Munday and Jack Lee, who wrote group's Andy Bartel, RCA's Larry Palmacci, Yipes! manager Randy Schwoerer, and group's Mike Hoffman. "Hangin ' On The Telephone" and "Will Anything Happen" for the LP THE BACK PAGE IS FRONT PAGE NEWS!

Till INK PAGE IVATIONAIMItilAY/30 THREE TWO W EEKS W EEKS LASI AC O AGO VVFEK December 21, 197b BREAKERS 2 1 1 1 RUPERT HOLMES/Escape (MCA)

"Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest 6 2 CLIFF RICHARD/We Don't Talk Arlyrni)re M: , America) level of station activity on any given week. 16 10 6 MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With You (Epic)

STYX j Le xis ...2“C t1.-,•••“1.34i. Why Me (AEtM) 24 20 9 n EAGLES/The Long Run (Asylum) 70% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 50, Same 27, Down 0, 14 7 4 6 CAPTAIN Et TENNILLEJDo That To Me One.. (Casablancal Adds 34, including WRKO, Z93, WGCL, Q102, 13100, PRO-FM, 18 13 8 0 KENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The County (UA) KEEL, WAPE,95SGF, WNOX, WVIC, KEYN-FM, WNAP, 92X, 9 5 5 8 LITTLE RIVER RAND/Cool Change (Capitol) WOHO, KERN, KFXM, KTAC, KENO. See Parallels, charts 22 16 4 KENNY LOGGINS/This Is It (Columbia) -` -pumber 26 11 23 22 1 TOM PETTY/Don't Do Me Like That (Backstreet/MCA, CHEAP TRICK 1 2 3 11 STYX/Babe (A& M) Voices (Epic) 15 14 12 FOREIGNER/Head Games (Atlantic) 67% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 62, Same 24, Down - 27 22 FLEETWOOD MAC/Sara (WB) 1, Adds 19, including KWK, KAU M, KEEL, KXX106, 13.1105, 20 18 16 0 KOOL Et THE GANG/Ladies' Night (De-Lite) WRJZ, WAYS, KWEN, KLEO, WHOT, KFXM, KJRB, KENO, G100, KBOZ, KOOK. 26 23 17 0 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Cruisin' (Tamla) QUEEN 30 26 24 FOGHAT/Third Time Lucky (Bearsville/WB) 3 3 10 17 STREISAND Et SUM MER/No More Tears._ (Columba/Casablanca) Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Elektra) 13 12 13 18 STEVIE WONDER/Send One Your Love (Tamla) 88% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 19, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 69, including WFIL, 96KX, F106, CKG M, WOKY, KIMN, 21 19 18 19 OR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol) WBLI, WICC, (1106, KLIF, KNO W, WTIX, WSGA, WSKZ, 29 0 DIONNE WAR WICK/Deja Vu (Arista) WKIX, KRAV, KHJ, KRSP, KRUX. See Parallels, charts at 26 TERI DeSARIO/Yes I'm Ready (Casablanca) number 28. 7 6 15 22 SUPERTRA MP/Take The Long Way Home (A& M)

TOM JOHNSTON 11 7 21 23 KC Et THE SUNSHINE BANDIP(east- -K) Savannah Nights (WB) - 30 gal STEVE FORBERT/Romeo's Tune (Nemperor) 63% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 59, Same 19, Down 5, 27 0 ALAN PARSONS/Dam ,

Adds 7, Y103, WVIC, KMJC, KRQ, WJBQ, WXIL, KDZA, STI.,""r‘P fh. Rh., (n WIFI 27-23, KEARTH 29-27, KOPA 24-21, WAPE 21-17, KWEN m.1.10• CD CHEAP TRICK Noices (Epic) 35-29. See Parallels, charts at number 29. QUEENtGrazy Little Thing Called Love (Elektrd) - swam+ 0 TOM JOHNSTON/Savannah Nights (WB) 8 15 20 30 JOHN DAVID SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia) NEW & ACTIVE This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our lop 4u ,,,,orwoj Recent releases with airplay reported by at least SO of our repOrting stations are listed in order Mack circled morthers indica IP sigruirrArnt upward movement from r laa•ct 60* nt no, r. of their activity The two numbers following the artist title label designation (exa mple 100 25) indicate how many of Our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of thOse 100 how many added it this week i251 Moves are broken down for earn record and indicate hOw many stations moved the song Up on their charts held it :he Same ion to on add tO on 31 31, MOST ADDED HOTTEST etc I moved It Down on their charts or Added It this week Complete airplay activity 011 QUI t,allect Los MICHAEL JACKSON 'Rock With You (Fpu all songs listed in Nevi ACtiv• can be found in MO parallels DAN FOGELBERG "Longer" (Full Moon/Epic/ STYX ,AErM; RUPERT HOL MES "Eecepe" (MCA) DAN FOGELBERG "Longer" (Full Moon/Epic) 87/40 ANNE fillUtiiiA't - Daydredui tiutios•th Lo piloll EAGLES The Long Run" (Asylum( Moves Up 29, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 46, including WCAO, 0102. B100. DIRT BAND "American Dream - (UA) CAPTA tro . r • .1hIrtncri) KIMN, WICC. WKBO. WNOE. 95SGF. KOF M, KERN. KG W Comptorn Noptipruslixod Moto,. tistmus 0,, IM MOS 28 I n d 31 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA "Last Train To London" Others Getting Significant Action (Jet) 59/13, Moves Up 32, Same 13. Down 1 Adds 13. including CKG M, KFI B100, W KBO, WF MF, KRSP. WJBQ, K X104, KKRC. W GCL 29 26. O'JAYS "Forever Mine" (Philadelphia International) 39/5 Moves Up 22, Same 11, Down 1, Adds 5, WRK 0 PRO FM WKEE K WEN, K X104, WXLO 1811. Z93 29-25, KEARTH KEARTH 16 14. KRLA 22 21 11 9 MOLLY HATCHET "Flirdn' With Disaster" (Epic) 14/9 Moves Up 1. Same 4, Down 0, Adds 9. WIFI. PRO FM, KNO W. 920., WNOX. 1NVIC, W MEE. KX104, KRIC, KUPD 8-6. THE FIRST HEADLINES OF 1980 ON EPIC, PORTRAIT, AND CBS ASSOCIATED LABELS REtRIFriday. December 21. 1979

Page 48 Black Radio basically talking about two equal populations in terms of size. And that being the case you have to speak about both of them They are over 40 million blacks and Hispanics in the U.S. R&R: What about the blacks who, at the time the last census was taken, were probably Bill Speed living on the borderline of middle class and upper middle class. These people are now in the upper middle class segment. How are they going to be counted? ES: No problem. Thank goodness we had a decent count. That will be fine. We're not Don't Go Down For The Undercount — going to lose that part of the segment. In certain parts of the U.S. you've got a situation Radio's Role In The 1980 Census (Part II) where the family unit is broken up because you can't collect welfare if you've got a husband-wife family-type situation. What happens is that the husband leaves and the wife In R&R's December 7 issue, we began a two-part conversation with Edward Spar, takes care of the children and they go on welfare because of the problems of getting a de- President of Market Statistics, Inc.( MSI), advisor to the U.S. Census Bureau and pro- cent job. The husband doesn't get counted in the census because he is afraid if he is counted, vider of population estimates to Arbitron. We spoke briefly about Arbitron's system of there goes the welfare. This is a tragic situation. Until there is welfare reform to stop measuring black and other minority areas, and also about the danger of the black population being "undercounted" in the 1980 census. In Part II. Spar goes into more detail something like this, there will be the undercount. about how the undercount can occur, why it's important that blacks be counted by the cen- M R: How about lifestyle information? sus to get their share of dollars, and what radio stations can do to help the situation. We ES: This is really not the Bureau's job. R&R: What are some of the questions on the census? started by reviewing the timetable for the census data to come out. ES: There are some cute ones, i.e., if English is not the principal language spoken, R&R: In 1980, is MSI planning to submit to Arbitron current running statistical data? what is that language? How well is that other language spoken? Very well, well, not well, ES: The timetable from the Bureau of the Census is as follows. It will be 1981. The not at all well. Now instead of having a household head, you have something called a Bureau of the Census will start releasing information on population in late 1980. By April householder who is essentially the first person listed on the questionnaire. 1. 1981, by federal law for local re-districting purposes, the Bureau of the Census must have a population count public for total white, black and Hispanic. So you know that the R&R: How does that work? Whoever answers the phone? ES: Well, it's mail-out and mail-back. It should be one of the two adults in the house- data Arbitron will be issuing in 1981 will certainly have all of this information incorporated. Since Market Statistics supplied Arbitron with population information around April, ob- hold. R&R: We're back to where we started. Arbitron has tried that method and it doesn't viously in 1980, we won't have incorporated the data because it will still be collected by work and they've had the telephone retrieval. They are going to institute a dated process. the Bureau. So it's really going to be two years. R&R: High Density Black Area (HDBA) information, which is Arbitron's only metho- ES: You get a Bureau questionnaire. That's a different ballgame than Arbitron's sending out a questionnaire. There is a federal law. You can be fined for not responding to the dology of surveying Black population, is going to be far off until . . . ES: It will still be off until 1982, because in 1982 the Bureau will have released all of census. It is 100% mail-out and about 90% mail-back. For those who don't mail back there its information on a zip code basis. For the first time in history, the Bureau will be releasing will be personal follow-ups. in tape form, which of course we will be purchasing, detailed information characteris- RSA: What is that method? tics on a zip code basis -- it's never been done before. This is a five-digit zip code basis, ES: They've got everybody's address in the U.S., and they getout and get them. R&R: Is there anything you'd like to add to what we have talked about? ES: I've waxed so eloquent here, I'm afraid to say anything else. I think the most important point here is the degree of involvement that I think it is critical that the minority "It is critical that the minority broadcasters and broadcasters and media in general play as strong a role as possible in letting their con- media in general play as strong a role as possible in stituency, their market, their group know what is going to happen and more importantly. why it is significant for them to fill that form out. That to me is the real major key letting their market know why it is significant for them issue here. If we want to reduce the undercount. it is up to us to do it. It is the responsi- tofill that form out. If we want to reduce the undercount, bility of the citizens of the U.S. to fill that form out. it is up to us to do it." People KOKY/Little Rock airstaffer Buddy King has left the station. Program Director Larry O'Jay is now handling and that is on Summary Tape File 3 for any of your more technically-oriented readers, mornings with Jimmy Smith, Music Director, in after- and that information will be available by early 1982. I believe, which is very helpful be- noon drive . . . A familiar voice is back on the airwaves cause everybody more or less jokes with the Bureau and says it will probably have it out in Los Angeles as Levi Booker is now doing mornings at just when they go to a nine-digit zip. You'll have your county and track information starting KJLH . . . J. Michael Williams has been officially named to come out in late 1980 and at that point is when the adjustments will start being made. PD/MD at WNOO/Chattanooga. He was formerly Assist- ant Program Director to Brute Bailey at WIGO/Atlanta R&R: Aren't you afraid of backlash on your estimates? . . . WWIN/Baltimore's "singing DJ" Curtis Anderson ES: Put it this way. You're not afraid. You are, to use a biblical phrase, "girding your recently made his first public appearance at the Ritz loins." Because you know there will be (minor inaccuracies) since this is an estimating JACKSON GLA DLY, M A DLY Club there . . . Reverend C.L. Franklin has been released procedure. The Bureau estimates when they come out with their inter-census year esti- FOR NATALIE W' PEABO — Pic from a Detroit hospital where he had been in a coma mates for revenue sharing purposes — there are 36,000 units between counties and towns tured at a recent premiere us following a burglary attempt in his home . . . I would tuning party held in Jackson, MS and townships that the Bureau makes for revenue-sharing purposes. You're talking about like to take this time to thank all the Pop Rhythms re- on behalf of the recendyreleased billions of dollars .now being transferred around the country as a function of the esti- porting stations for their support and cooperation as well Natalie Cole/Peabo Bryson album mates they are making. What we are doing here is McDonald's hamburgers compared as to wish all of you a Merry Christmas and Happy New am, from left Capitol's Dick Daw to that. But we know we are going to be wrong in areas by definition, and you can quote Year. Looking forward to talking and working with you kins, WJ MI MD Verbia Hardin, me. You think about it; every number that we make is wrong; it's an estimate. What we again in 1980 ... Our first issue back is January 11, and WKXI MD Jerry Mason. are hoping is that it is very close to the truth. so we'll need your reports starting around January 3, 1980. ItaiR: I understand your point. But guys' lives depend on these numbers, and if they are walking in with a loaded dice situation, they are walking into a bad situation and don't Places really know it. PUTTING ON A NEW FACE IN 1980: The Sconnix Broadcasting Group has assumed ES: The problem here is an educational problem. No matter how many times I say ownership of WPXI/Charleston. In addition, according to Program Director Tony Jamison, this, I know it falls on deaf ears and that is the fact that we are producing estimates — the station is heading toward a new direction in 1980. "It's a whole lot more uptown in we are not producing census numbers. We are trying to give a reasonable reflection of a terms of presentation. It is the eighties version of a public service station with great music." marketplace — an accurate, reasonable reflection. If we can perform that service proper- . . . Also making plans for the new year is KLIP/Fresno, which is planning to institute more ly. we have done our job. jazz in the format as well as more local news. Music Director Mike Anthony says, "We want to keep the people informed." WDAS/Philadelphia is now under the ownership wing R&R: As you recall. in 1970 the riots were going on in a good portion of the country, of Unity Broadcasting with changes to be announced at a later date . . . The Young Black which handicapped a lot of data gathering. What's going to happen this year without Programmers Coalition (YBPC) will be holding their upcoming meeting at the New Orleans those political overtones? Hilton. Also in New Orleans, the Black Music Association (BMA) Board of Directors are ES: I don't think that's going to make that much of a difference. To me, one of the scheduling their meeting . . . . major problems of the black segment is that 50% of the black teenagers are unemployed Things . . . this is a terrible thing in the U.S. This is an issue that's got to be corrected. But the 'TIS THE SEASON: Jumping right into the holiday spirit is Dorian Paster, Music Dir- point I am trying to make is that a lot of these young people are not going to be counted. ector of WJZZ/Detroit. He will be playing the part of Santa Claus at the station's upcom- They are going to be out on the street. They are not going to be really receptive to any- ing Christmas party for the benefit of local orphanages . . . Neighboring station WJLB is body's census. This goes back to your question before about the black media. We've got conducting an "Operation Toy Drive" for underprivileged children. Meanwhile, KDAY/Los to get these kids counted. We've got to have the information of where they are so there Angeles is requesting aluminum cans from area schools which will be recycled to purchase can be federal allocations to help in this area. gifts for their annual toy drive. The school collecting the largest number of cans will win a R&R: What advice would you give to a group of broadcasters to get the ball rolling free concert featuring Dynasty and Shalamar . . . IT MAKES GOOD CENSUS: Several stations are making preparations for the census in 1980. KGFJ/Los Angeles, "Your Cen- on that issue? ES: My feeling is to start at the basics. There is a census advisory committee, a sus Station" presented a census forum on December 19 hosted by former KABC/Los An- black census advisory committee I believe. But I would really go right to the top. I'd geles talk personality Lin Hilburn. Paul Hudson, President of the local NAACP, John Mack, call Vincent Barabba, Director of the Bureau. A very fine gentleman, very knowledgeable, President of the Urban League, and Loritta Brown, from the Census Bureau, were among and very aware of problems. I would contact him and ask him specifically what you can do, the featured guests on the three-hour program. Listeners were invited to call in to ask and I don't think you'd get any runaround. questions and discuss their role in the census. General Manager Greg Howard says the sta- R&R: Where is he located? tion is "spearheading this effort to make black people more aware of the importance of ES: He is in Washington. The phone number is 301-763-5190. We have to speak about the census" . . . WTLC/Indianapolis is initiating a suggested plan to the National Black both the black and the Hispanic segments. The official estimate as to Hispanics is around Network Affiliates Advisory Board. They are directing their efforts toward buildinga uni- it million. 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reflects hot rotation at WLOU. WJ MO and KPRS with medium airplay at W VKO and WJLB. Added in the West at KDKO. medium at KSOL, Kt IP, and KDIA, with hot rotation at KDAY. SLAVE "Just A Touch Of Love" (Cotillion) 37% of our reporters are on it. Hot in HOTTEST the East at VVVVIN, medium at W WRL, and new at WXYV Added at KMJQ, WVEE, and Following are listed in order of their airplay activity W HRK in the South; hot at WHYZ, WO WI, WYLD, WEAS and WANT. Medium at WJLB in the Midwest. Hot rotation at KSOL in the West: climbing at KDKO and KDIA. LENNY WHITE CO M MODORES "Wonderland" (Motown) 34% reporting airplay Added in the "Peanut Butter" (Elektra) East at WILD; medium at WXYV with hot airplay at VVVVRL. New in the South at WJ MI. medium at KMJQ. WVEE and WHRK. The Midwest reflects it new at WLOU. WVON and STEVIE WONDER WK W M. climbing at KAEZ. Added at KDAY in the West, medium at KDIA with a hot at KYAC. "Send One Your Love" (Tamla) RICK JAMES "Love Gun" (Gordy) 32% reporting action Medium at KSOL in the BAR-KAYS West Medium at KPRS and WLOU in the Midwest, hot at WJ MO. In the South it is medium at "Move Your Boogie Body" (Mercury) WPXI KAPE, WHRK, WVEE and WJJS, hot at WO W', WNOO, and WGIV. In the South it is

MICHAEL JACKSON f1111(ill1111 at WXYV "Rock With You" (Epic) ANGELA BOFILL "What I Wouldn't Do" (Arista) 29% reporting airplay Added in RUFUS Et CHAKA the East at W WRL and WILD. New in the South at KMJQ; medium at KOKY and WGIV, with "Do You Love What You Feel" (MCA/ a hot at WAOK New at KATZ and WJ MO in the Midwest and hot at WCIN. Hot in the West at KYAC, KDAY and KLIP PATRICE RUSHEN GEORGE DUKE "I Want You For Myself" (Arista) 29% of our reporters are on it In the "Haven't You Heard" (Elektra) East it is medium at VVVVRL and hot at WOL. New at KMJQ in the South with a hot at WEAS PHYLLIS HY MAN Hot at WVON and KPRS in the Midwest; climbing at WVKO. Added in the West at KDIA, "You Know How To Love Me" (Arista) medium at KSOL. with hots at KDAY. KYAC and KLIP PRINCE LOU RA WLS "Sit Down And Talk To Me" (Philadelphia International) 27% "I Wanna Be Your Lover" (WB) reporting activity. New at WILD in the East. Added at KAPE, WYLD. WEAS and KMJQ in the South In the Midwest it is new at WJLB. KPRS and WVON, hot at WCIN Medium at KLIP in CA MEO the West. "Sparkle" (Chocolate City) BONNIE POINTER "I Can't Help Myself" (Motown) 25% reporting action. New O'JAYS in the East at WXYV New at WHYZ. WYLD, WHRK, WVEE, WGIV and KOKY in the South. "Forever Mine" (Philadelphia International) New at WJLB in the Midwest. New at KDIA in the West. NATALIE COLEIPEABO BRYSON LEON WARE "What's Your Name" (Fabulous/TK) 25% reporting airplay Added at "Gim me Some Time" (Capitol) W DIA. KAPE and WHYZ in the South; medium at KOKY and WEAS. New at VVVON. WVKO and KAEZ in the Midwest climbing at WCIN. Medium in the West at KDIA. CLIMBERS Following are listed In order of their airplay activity NEW &ACTIVE

WILSON PICKETT "I Want You" (EMI America) 24% reporting activity In the NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN "I Shoulda Loved Ya" (Atlantic) 51% reporting South it is new at WK XI. medium at WDIA, and hot at WEAS. WYLD and WHYZ. In the Mid activity In the East it is now at WVVRL, medium at WVVIN. WXYV and WOL. The South west it is hot at WLOU and WVON, medium at WK W M and KPRS reflects an add at WJJS and WPXI: medium at WKXI, WDIA, KOKY, WJ MI, WVEE, WHRK and KAPE while hot at WAOK and KMJQ Added at KATZ in the Midwest and climbing at WTLC SISTER SLEDGE "Got To Love Somebody" (Cotillion) 22% reporting action. New with a hot at KAEZ. Added at KDIA in the West medium at KLIP and hot at KYAC. at WVVIN and WOL in the East. In the South it is new at WYLD, KOKY, WGIV, W DIA, and . DIANA ROSS "It's My House" (Motown) 49% reporting activity. Medium in the KMJQ. New at WVON and WVKO in the Midwest. Eaf.t at WXYV Climbing in the South at WK XI, WEAS, WAOK. WVEE and WHRK; hot at RAY, GOOD MAN Et BRO WN "Special Lady" (Polydor) 22% reporting activity KMJQ, WDIA, WJ MI. WO WI, WPXI and WHYZ. Added at WVKO and KATZ in the Midwest; In the East it is hot at WOL and WWRL In the South it is hot at WAOK and WANT: medium at medium at WJ MO and WTLC. The West reflects hot rotation at KLIP, KYAC, and KSOL with a W DIA. WEAS and WHYZ New at WTLC in the Midwest and medium at WC1N. medium at KDIA KURTIS BLOW "Christmas Rappin' " (Mercury) 20% reporting airplay. Added in SHALA MAR "Second Time Around" (Solar/RCA) 46% reporting airplay. Hot in the East at VVVVIN. New at WN00 and KAPE in the South. New at WK W M, KPRS. WLOU the East at WXYV. WILD and WOL. medium at VVVVIN In the South it is new at KMJQ, climb- and WVON in the Midwest Added in the West at KDAY ing at WPXI. and hot at the following stations: WHYZ. WYLD, WHRK, WVEE. WAOK, WJ MI, WEAS, WANT. WDIA and WKXI. Hot in the Midwest at WVKO and KPRS. Hot in the West at KLIP PLEASURE "Glide" (Fantasy) 46% of our reporters are on it. Hot in the East at WWIN and WXYV. Climbing at WEAS in the South; hot at WO WI, KAPE, WHRK, WVEE, WJJS and JAZZ R A 0 1 0 W DIA. In the Midwest it is new at KPRS, climbing at WCIN. WJ MO. and KAEZ, with hot rotation at WJLB, WLOU, KATZ and WVKO. Hot in the West at KYAC and KDKO. LAKESIDE "Pull My String" (Solar/RCA) 46% reporting action. Added at KSOL and KDIA in the WeSt with a hot at KDKO. New in the Midwest at WJ MO; hot at WLOU, WTLC and VVVKO. Added at WPXI in the South and medium at WHYZ. WO WI, WN00. WYLD and W AOK, with hot rotation at KArE. WGIV, WJ MI, WDIA and WK XI. Hot in the East at WOL. HOTTEST fo b * , ••• .ted in or . 0.W so * GAP BAND "Steppin' (Out)" (Mercury) A.A_% reporting activity Medium in the East at VVVVIN. WXYV, WOL and VVVVRL. Medium in the South at KAPE, WHRK, WVEE, WGIV, WEAS. KOKY and WDIA. Added in the Midwest at WCIN: climbing a c KAEZ and WVON, with a hot at WTLC Hot in the West at KDAY and KYAC; medium at KLIP. BOB JAMES/EARL KLUGH One On One (Tappan Zee/Col) SWITCH "I Call Your Name" (Gordy) 37% reporting airplay. Hot in the West at Various Cuts KDKO. KLIP. and KDIA Hot rotation also at WJ MO. WTLC, and KATZ in the Midwest. M ANHATTAN TRANSFER Extensions (Atlantic) Added in the South at KMJQ, climbing at WVEE, WHRK, and KAPE, with hot rotation at Various Cuts KOKY WEAS and WDIA. Hot at VVVVIN in the East with medium airplay at WXYV. JEAN-LUC PONTY Taste Of Passion (Atlantic) Various Cuts ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "Nobody Knows" (WB) 37% reporting action. Hot in the SONNY ROLLINS Don't Ask (Milestone) East at WOL. Hot at WN00 in the South; climbing at WO W!. WDIA and KMJQ. The Midwest Various Cuts DAVE VALENTIN The Hawk (Arista/GAP) Various Cuts Albu m Airplay PAT METHENY GROUP American Garage (EC M) Various Cuts Following are listed in order of their airplay activity ANGELA BOFILL Angel Of The Night (Arista ,GRP) Various Cuts JAY HOGGARD Days Like These (Arista/GRP) Various Cuts RUFUS ErCHAKA "Masterjam" (MCA) "Do You Love What You Feel"• TOM SCOTT Street Beat (Columbia) BAR-KAYS "In Joy" (Mercury) "Move Your Boogie Body"• Various Cuts MICHAEL JACKSON "Off The Wall" (Epic) "Don't Stop" • "Rock With You"• 'Off The Wall" "Girl Friend" O'JAYS "Identify Yourself" (Philadelphia International) "Sing A Happy Song" 'Forever Mine"•"I Want You Here"• PRINCE "Prince" (WB) "I Wanna Be Your Lover"• "Sexy Dancer"• NEW & ACTIVE STEVIE WONDER "Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants" (Tamla) "Send No Records Qualified For New Et Active One Your Love"' Status This Week KOOL ft THE GANG "Ladies' Night" (De-Lite) "Ladies' Night "• "Too Hot"• ANGELA BOFILL "Angel Of The Night" (Arista/GRP) "What I Wouldn't Do"' "I Try" EAST: VVRVR/New York, NY Herschel/Prescott WHUR/Washington, D.C., Jesse Fax RICK JAMES "Fire It Up" (Gordy) -Love Gun"' "Fire It Up" WE AAJBaltimore, M D, Chauncey Lewis SOUTH: WCLK/Atlanta, GA, Requaya ISAAC HAYES "Don't Let Go" (Polydor) Title• Ward MID WEST: WBBY/Columbus, OH, P Norman Grant WJZZ'Detroit, MI, Dorian Paster WEST: KADXJDenver, CO, Chuck Edwards. KREIBerkeley, CA, Hal Jackson. KKGO/Los Angeles, CA, Monica Riordan: KJLH/Los Angeles, CA, •Asterisk denotes that cut has been released as a single. Lawrence Tan (or •

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Natalie and Peabo. They've recorded together for the first time and the merging of these two premier vocalists and songwriters is indeed cause for musical celebration.

Contains the single "Gimme Some Time" P•odvced by irtufi Dovr Mo ,r.1 roncy) 1804

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MID WEST WEST • EAST SOUTH Lenny White Rufus Et Choke Rufus Er Chaise Michael Jackson Michael Jackson Rufus Et Chaka liar Keys Big, Keys Bar-Kays Bar-Kays Lenny White Rufus Er Chtike Lenny White Phyllis Hy man Shalarnar Shalarrair Stevie Wonder

Stations are listed by region. Hots are listed in order of their airplay Regionalized Adds Eff Hots activity. EAST MID WEST W YK 0 WILC KATZ W XYV W V/RL WJ MO Columbus, OH Indienapulis IN INWIN WILD St Louts. MO Seigniors, MD New York City. NY Cloorsoarvi, OH Kali Bishop i.e Johnson Seidma n. MD Boston. MA Gary Stan U M" Hal Sob LoWLind• Hayti. Rause Moody Don Brooks/Sue Woorte Steve Crurnbiey ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED AUDIO Sister Sledge Che ryl Lynn AD DED ADDED Angela Bofill Slaws N .. . Mich .' Walden trokosorle Teddy Pendergrass Shout Herb Alpert Suter Sledge Jean Cern Curtis Mayfield Bonnie Pointer Pock•ta Angela liofill Diana Ross F•ittack Bend Co mrnodoree W onderland Vernon Burch Don Armendo Angela 801 111 HOTTEST Instant Funk Gibbons Family too . Change Angela (101111 Harold Melvin Kool b The G•no Too HOTTEST Cheryl Lynn Cameo Kins man Derr Manhattan Tnnefeo Lou Rawls hlarade Mich.& Weld•n D Corr. Vsughn M oon Pleasur• Bar Keys Leon Ware Ray Good man It Bro wn Koolb Th• Geng Too Diana Ros• Bar K•y• Ea. Coast Stevie Wonder Kurtis Blo w Ren Wood• Brides Of Funk anstson 9th Creation Michael Jackson HOTTEST lohn K•rr Peach . It Herb Michael J•ck•on HOTTEST Jones Girls Rufus b Chaka Eddie Kendricli• Prince Cameo Gap Band HOTTEST Lakeside Billy Paul HOTTEST Inner Life Sugar Hill G•ng Lenny White Rufus ft Chaise HOTTEST Switch Freedo m Rufus It Choke Shalernar Michael Jackson Com modores W onderland Prince Switch HOTTEST KC It Sunshine Bend Rufus It Choke Co m modores Still Princ• Stevie Wonder Lenny White EWbF Star Rick James Lenny White Inner Lif• Bar Kays Lakeside Phyllis Hy men Ashford It Simpson Pleasure B H Y Pleesur• COTITIOdOI. Still Natalie ColaPeabo Bry•on Plea•ure Ray Good man It Bro wn Switch Lenny Whit• Stevie Wonder 0 Jays Mess Production Sergio M•ndies W CIN Michael Jackson Switch Ca meo 0 Jay• Michael Jeck•on W OL Shale met Janic• McClain Cincinneo. OH Bar Keys Slave Stevie Wonder KC be Sunshine Bend Shelanur W ashington, DC Bob Long Linda Wolherns Prince Johnnie Teylor Sequ•nc• Phyllis Hy men Bob Scott Shado w 0 Jev• Peaches It Herb Rufus It Chek• Knot It The Gang W K W M ADDED Petrice Rushen ADDED Kool It The G•ng Kool It The Gang SAM II Hill Gang WL OU Grand Rapkb, NI Jones Girls Michael J•cloison Pronto Bar Keys Fronk Orem The Jones.. Parlia ment The me KAEZ L ouisville, BY Michael Jackson Barry White Gap Band Oklaho ma City, OK SkI Pnce ADDED Sister Sledge Brass Construction Stew. Scott ADDED Dolor. Hell Sequence Wit Pockets W hispers 'Pretty - Funkadeloc HOTTEST ADDED Vernon Burch Freedo m Ashford It Simpson HOTTEST Leon Wale Com modores Brenda Russell Cameo Lou Rawls Jean Cern Tavares Kool Et The Gang Ton Shalimar Patrice Rushton ADC Band Solo mon Burke Com modores W onderland Parlia ment Dexter Wermel Rose Royce New York City Kurtis Blo w Curtis Mayfield Angela Bofill Shoe Hooper Kurt's Blo w Tavares Linda Clifford Prince Sexy Brid es Of Funkenstein Ray Good man It Bro wn Lenny White HOTTEST HO TTEST Loose Change Rufus It Chake George Duke Jean Cam n My David Oliver Prince Lakeside Rob James/Fed Klugh Debbie Jacobs HOTTEST Patrice Rusher, Teddy Pendergrass ' It's Stevie Wonder Elai Kays Mass Production Pleasure Cameo • SOUTH Dexter Wansel Stevie Wonder Lenny White W GIV W A NT WI( XI SAPS WJ MI Chicago Cameo Tyrone Davie Charlotte, NC Marvin Gaye Rich mond, VA Jackson. MS San Antonio, TX Jackson, NM Con Funk Shun Michael Jackson Chrie Turner Wilson Pickett Oen Me w Tom my M enhan FLAY Greene Carl Keynes Shado w Smokey Robinson Nerade Michael Walden Ashford It Simpson Dionne Warwick AD DED AD DED ADDED ADDED ADDED Chic Lakeside Patrice Rushen None Wilson Pick ., Kurtis Blo w EW bF Shado w Parlia ment Bonnie Pointer Sweet Thunder Leon Ware C0010100010S W onderland W V ON 0 Jays KPRS Darryl Inman HOTTEST Spinners Ran Woods Chicago, IL Rufus It C hake Kangas City M O Sister Sledge Rufus It Chake HOTTEST LOU Rawls Carl Connors Dell Rice Lenny White Super Hill G•ng Inner life HOTTEST Funkadelic Uncle Shalarner Harold Melvin Kins man Dart ADDED Shale mar Sugar Hill Gang ADDED W ile Love Unlimited Cluipter Parlia ment Theme Pleasure Whimpers Bobby Bland Kuria Blo w Detroit. MI Slays. Lakeside Bar Kays % the JacksorvIseac Hayes J Michael McKay Jean Cern Prince Rufus It Chain HOTTEST Diana Ross HOTTEST Herb Alpert Teddy P•ndergress Shout Bobby Bland Pleasure Rufus It Chain Heaven LOU Rawls Phyllis Hyman Johnnie Taylor Vernon Burch ADDED Lakeside Patrice Rusher' Ray Good man It Bro wn Cameo Cameo Leon Were Curtis Mayfield Brother, By Choice Prince Lakeside Patrice Rushen Lenny White Shala mer Knol b The Gang Too Billy PrestortSyreeta Inner Life I_ V Johnson Bar Keys Lenny White Kool It The Gang Lakeside Sequence LOU Rawls Emotions KOKY A nthe Erenklon Rufus It Chaka Love Unlimited Lou Rawls McFadden It Whothead Kenny Logo,. Rick James Kuria Blo w Urea Rock. AR Marvin Gaye Lenny White Com modores W onderland Bonnie Pointer Michael Jackson Don Armando Jewny 511111111 WJJS Sister Sledge Kinsman Der, Spinners Patrice Rushen Bob JamesiEarl Klugh Lynchburg. VA W A OK Taveres Bell It James Curbs Mayfield ADDED Robert Goes Cameo Atlanta GA Michael Jackson Silk Phyllis Hyman Millie Jecksonolseac Heyes Z Hill Sister Sledge Doug Harris HOTTEST HOTTEST Rick James ool It The Gang ADDED Rufus It Chaka Rufus It Chain Tavares A ntha Franklin Switch W VEE Nocolette Larson ADDED Wilson Pickett Prince Jones Girls Atlanta, GA Billy Preston/Sy n .. Teddy Pendergrass Harold Melvin Bar Kays Patrice Rushen Roy Ayers Narada Michael Welden INYLD Scotty Andrews Bonnie Pointer Bell b James Michael Jackson Bar Kays Loose Change Frisky New Orleans, LA Curtis Meulield Charnissa Lenny White Michael Jackson HOTTEST Will. Jay Johnson ADDED Ronnie MilseP Sylvester Phyllis Hyman Phyllis Hy man Bar Keys Slave HOTTEST Prince Cameo Lenny White Sugar Hill Gang ADDED Bonnie Pointer Rufus It Chaka HOTTEST Cre me D Cocoa L V Johnson W hispers Donny Smokey Robinson Sugar Hill Gang Jones Girls Don Armando Bar Kay. George Duke Pleasure Cameo Prince McFadden ft Whitehead Phylli• Hyman HOTTEST Patrice Rushen Dionne Warwick Shalimar Switch Rufus ft Chain Loose Change Emotions HOTTEST Ashford It Simpson L V Johnson Bar Keys Sister Sledge Rick James FIFO Pleasure Rufus It Crake Stevie Wonder Com modores "Still" Cheryl Lynn Kande Michael Walden Bar Keys George Duke Donna Sum mer Radio Michael Jackson Chicago Shear.. Michael Jackson Stevie Wonder 0 Jays Donna Sum mer "Dim Mighty Fire Angela Botill W hat' Rufus It Chake Prince ColaPeabo Bryson Fatback Bend Z Hill Michael Jackson "Off" Inner Life Patrice Rushen Pleasure Sequence Lenny White Shear's'', WEST Isaac Hayes Bonnie Pointer Hero Alpert Street' KC b Sunshine Bend Lou Rawls Lenny White KVAC W DiA Jean Cern 'Need KSOL SUP KISLKI Kinsmen Diu, David Ruffin Morning' Natalie ColiaPeabo Bryson W A M emphis. TN San Mateo, CA Fresno, CA &ord.", Houston. TX Stevie Wonder Robert L Scott Ron KingJohrolo Neely J.J. Jeffries Mike Anthony Jack Psttaroon HOTTEST W EAS Prince W N 00 ADDED ADDED Seronnah, GA ADDED ADDED ADDED Bar Kays Ch etenooga, TN Angela Bofill Captain It T•nnille Floyd Bee Lakeside Lou Rawls ILPI LOu Rawls Rufus It Chaka J Michael W1111.111. Herb Alpert Linda Clifford Roy Ayers ILPI Gap Band Bell It James Michael Jackson 1(001 It The Gang Inner Life ADDED 0 Jays W eather Report Nicolette Larson Stevie Wonder ADDED 001 It The Gang Too LOU Rawls Instant Funk Teddy Pendergrass Eddie Kendrocks Manhattan Transfer Shalarrier Guar Eire Leon Were Teddy Pendergrass Shout Herb Alpert Michael Pedecin Jr Sister Sledge War Sugar Hill Gang Jean Cern Bar Kays Up HOTTEST Slave Phyllis Hy men Bell It James Bar Kays Wee Vernon Burch HOTTEST HOTTEST Shalo m. Slave Ku m, Blo w Cameo Jones Girls Lenny White Shalarnar Peter Bro wn Wilson Pocken HOTTEST Cameo Phyllis Hy men Com modores Rein Woods HOTTEST Diana Ross Auntie Franklin HOTTEST Diana Ross Shado w George Duke Bar Key• Dionne Warwick Diana Ros• W HYZ Rufus It Chake Phyllis Hymen George Duke Sister Sledge Funkedeloc George Duke Bar Kays Greenv114. SC George Duke Slave Loose Change Michael Pedecin Jr Rub. ft Chaka Lenny White Lenny White Mili• Bar Ka . Patrice Rushen Prince Angela SIAM Curtis Mayl.eld Cameo Slave Diane Ross Spinners W orking Narada Michael Weloion Kool It The Gang Dionne Warwick Pleasure Lakeside ADDED She lamer SIOVI0 W onder Stevie Wonder Feta ° Natalie ColexPeabo Brv•on Cheryl Lynn Michael Jeckson Boar Kays Ma rvin Gaye Phyllis Hyman Smokey Robinson KDAY Switch KLeuortnosW Belorew Rufus It Chake Love Unlimited HOTTEST Ashford It Simpson Los And. .. CA Pleasure Loose Change Natalie ColexPeabo Bryson Switch Lenny White Rick James Stare Woods Shalerner Chuck Ciesel Switch KDK O Diana Ross Rufus It Chains Prince Sexy EWbF Wilson Pickett Denver, CO Angela 8,31,11 Smokey Robinson ADDED w PXl Solo mon Burke Ron O'Jey LTD W HRK She Hooper Charleston. SC Bonnie Pointer W O W' KDIA Nande Michael Walden Me mphis, TN Millie Jackson Isaac Hayes Tony Jambs+, Norm. Jean Noel olk. VA ADDED Oakland, CA Diana Floss Ron Olson Nor ma Jean Orions Chester Benton Patrice Rushen Jerry Boukling Michael Jackson Angela Bolin ADDED Bobby Bland Ashford It Simpson Bar Keys ADDED Kurt's Blo w lakeside Bell It J•rnes ADDED ADDED 0 Jays Sieve Com modores Latomore Tyrone Davis HOTTEST Nerede Michael ~ den 0 Jays Win' Bonnie Pointer Nistures D . me Bonnie Pointer Cameo ool It The Gang Don Armando HOTTEST Nerada Mich .! Walden HOTTEST HOTTEST Smokey Robinson Lak eside Michael Jscluon Rock Working Rut. It China Stevie Wonder Fo•y George Duke HOTTEST 0 Jays Forever Prince Natalie C oleo Peabo Bryson Pleasure HOTTEST Pleasure Switch HOTTEST Lenny White Rufus It Choke Bar Kays Rick James Bar Keys Ashford It Simpson Prince Slave Dionne Warwick Rut. It Chalon Michael Jackson Michael Jackson Dionne Warwick Sugar Hill Gang Bar Keys Bar Kays Bar Keys Diane Roes Rufus & Chaise Prince Rufus It Chaka Patrice Rialan Diana Ross L TO Lakeside Inner Life Petric• Rirshen Wilson Pocken Plea•ure Sugar Hill Gang Smokey Robinson Kool It The Gang Shala mer Nature s Divine Sugar Hill Gang Leroy Hutson Fatback Band Shear. , Parliament It Sunshine Bend Phyllis Hyman Me rvin Gene Diana Ross Rufus b Chaka Micheal Jacksor Lenny White Switch Kenny Loggins Cre me D Cocoa Tyoone Davos Prince Natalie ColsoPeabo Bryson Stevie Wonder Chanson St•vie Wonder Lenny Whin Lanny White Phyllis Hyman 01p Page 57 t&R/Friday. 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MOST ADDED, MEDIUM THE HOTTEST EAGLES NO NUKES UTTLE FEAT The Long Run (Asylum) 34/34 Various Artists (Asylum) 26/9 Down On The Farm (WB) 26/16 JEFFERSON STARSHIP IAN McLAGAN TOTO SOUTH Hydra (Columbia) 26/16 Freedom (RCA/Grunt) 34131 Troublemaker (Mercury) 7/7 • • SANTANA FLEETWOOD MAC Amarillo ROY SUNDHOLM Corpus Christi Tusk (WB) 34/29 35 9 85 81 Marathon (Columbia) 19/16 UO 81 2 .8 5 5 464 The Chinese. (Polydor) 6/5 M ole /445 4 / 4 401 0 0111 1441401 M M . 11101 CLIFF RICHARD NEIL YOUNG Et CRAZY HORSE T. PETTY ft HEARTBREAKERS 141 6.010 105. 04 ,, 11/. imp. We Don't. (EMI America) 10/4 Live Rust (VVB/ReprIse) 23/14 Damn.. (Backstreet/MCA) 32/29 1110 50101 11141 ./1 0 10▪ 11111101 11.0011 0 0 1.14 115.111111, 550. 5 . 5 0E1 4/1.1 . 14101 M E W 11111 04 - 40101111M IC. .. STYX 01111 00AA M al 40 .••••••/1101 GARRISON AND VAN DYKE OUTLA WS . 54 4111010.1 4011111514 /111 0101 5141111 O 1111041 .14 5 . 40 5. 11 0. 0.4. M OGI .0111 11.10 111144 0 .. In Th.a Eye... 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(:4)1 Music-Maker Matter Before you read this, take a quick peek at the MR Country "Airplay/40" i chart, particularly the top five records . . . No, it's not a typographical error, but rather a way to give number one rankings to a couple of records that have earned the right (plus with it being Christmas and all, why not?). To further explain, the Kenny Rogers single "Coward Of The County" moved up so fast on most radio station charts it zoomed right past Conway Twitty's "Happy Birthday Darlin' " and Charley Pride's "Missin' You." So instead of saying "those are the breaks and moving on to the next subject, the MR research department mutually agreed Ne ws Notes all three records should be given the honor of being "number one" on the R&R Country chart. Since R&R lists a chart of the top 40 airplay records, you will Since last week's issue of R&R was our annual year-end report, some of these notice a number gap between the number two record, Eddie Rabbitt's "Pour items were held over the past two weeks. .. Ted Bair takes over as GM of Me Another Tequila" and the number five, Willie Nelson's "Help Me Make It KRAM/Las Vegas, with Chuck Manning being named PD. Bair and Manning Through The Night." Rabbitt was made number two based on his continued replace Bob Jackson who left the GM/PD job at KRAM to join crosstown rival movement up the Country Radio charts. Last week Rabbitt was at number three KVEG. Jackson will oversee promotional activities for the station as well as do on the R&R chart. Chartvvise and according to the computer numbers, the next afternoon drive . . . Alan Furst joins WNYN/Canton as OD. Furst had been at song would be number five; thus the positioning of the Nelson single. WBAX/Wilkes-Barre, PA as PD . . . After many years at KW.LI/Portland, OR, A couple other interesting developments on this week's Country chart; the Chris Adams has resigned. According to GM Bernie Thompson, "Everything is John Anderson single, "Your Lying Blue Eyes," made the chart two weeks ago under control now. I will be looking for a Program Director to replace Chris after at number 39. Last week, some of the other new product passed it by in airplay. the holidays" . . . Jim Ray, GM of KOKE-AM-FM/ Austin has hired Jonathan The Anderson record did not have enough points to make the chart last week. Fricke, formerly with WSAI/Cincinnati and most recently a weekender at KBOX/ As more stations moved it into their top chart position, the song regained enough Dallas, as Operations Manager. Ron Tatar has been promoted to PD and Steve points to make the chart this week at 32. Gary will continue to handle the music . . . Ann Lavoy is the new all-nighter at Another record to make the news in the past couple of weeks was the Larry KNEW/Oakland-San Francisco . . . Jesse "James" Freeman has been promoted Gatlin single of "Midnight Choir" on Columbia Records. Most of our stations to Assistant PD of WINN/Louisville. He is also on-the-air from nine to noon . . . seem to be playing the short version, with limited airplay on the longer album WLAS/Jacksonville, NC morning man John Lyles is now PD for the station . . . version on the serviced flipside. Some report a little negative reaction; especially Doug Lane, former PD of WYTL/Oshkosh, WI, is the new PD of WLXR/La from stations in the so-called "Bible Belt." The majority report very strong re- Crosse. WI . . . Dan Taylor, from WCBS-FM, is the new all-night air personality quests to hear the song played. A few tell us they are waiting until the holidays on WHN/New York. PD Ed Salamon also reports WHN has a new News and Pub- are over to air the record. Since this is a religious time for many people, stations lic Affairs Director. He is Dirk Van from WCBS-AM, an all-News station in New are playing it safe. York . . . Diana Kelly has been appointed MD of WSM-AM/Nashville. She will Speaking of the holidays, there's a great deal of media coverage of late for assist new PD IIaril Hensley, as reported in Biff Collie's R&R column two weeks the Elmo and Patsy Christmas novelty record, "Grandma Got Run Over By A ago . . . Ken Shepherd, from KROK-FM, is now with KWKH/Shreveport as MD. Reindeer." Heavy early airplay and request action reported from our stations in He was PD at ICROK, which is KWICH's sister station in the market . . . Lorna Northern California. The record is on Bay Records out of San Francisco. (Edi- Littleway, who has joined IC130X/Dallas, has been replaced as morning anchor of tor's note: I don't care what anyone says, no Christmas novelty record has ever WKXA/Brunswick, ME by Lisa Ann Krutinsky from WDRO/Augusta, ME . . . come close to being as weird as the ever-popular Singing Dogs version of In January, WMUS-AM-FM/Muskegon, MI will expand by 42 hours a week its "Jingle Bells" released about seven years ago on RCA Records. You talk about separate programming on the AM side. Two former WMUS staffers have rejoin- strange . ed the station. They are Mike Murphy, from the PD job at WHUT/Anderson, IN, and Dave Rogers, recently PD of WGVM-WDMS/Greenville, MS. Both WMUS- And Finally . . . AM and FM will continue Country formats . . . Don Cleveland joins the afternoon The new decade is upon us! So what does the future hold for Country Music air staff of KFEQ/St. Joseph, MO. He is from KWOC/Popular Bluff, MO. . and Radio? Congratulations to Terry Black, MD of KJJJ/Phoenix, on his marriage last Fri- If I had the answers I could retire today. Instead, I look forward to another day (14) to the former Laurie Nelson . . . Last week, December 9 to 15, was pro- exciting fast-paced year of learning and, I hope, communicating new ideas from claimed WWVA Recognition Week by the city of Wheeling and the mayor, Cuyler the pages of R&R. I have found the key to any success is to have a constant desire to discover new ideas. Since the beginning of R&R, it has been our goal to not only share the news, but to educate. The day you feel you can't learn anything new is the day you should make a rapid exit from this business. Look around you, it's changing at an unbelievable rate of speed. In the 80's it will be even more difficult to be a successful communicator. Keep your mind active and aware; it will keep you ahead of the game. At all times be great, or at least try. A philosophical remark I remember reading many years ago kind of says it: "No success is achieved without failure, so use failures as stepping-stones instead of stumbling blocks." Before I wrap this year, there are a few people I would like to thank for the R&R Country success in 1979. First, Bob Wilson for his constant inspiration. Dick Krizman for helping to pay the bills; Ken Barnes for the good grammar and words; Richard Zumwalt (and the entire R&R Production team) for the lay- out and design; Lee Wade for her ideas and concern; Nancy Hoff for her super-

L b o human skills; Adrienne Riddle, the R&R operator, for making me laugh when things weren't so funny; and the rest of the R&R Family for their friendship, smiles, and imagination. Last, and certainly most important, I would like to thank you, our R&R readers. Without your support, whether it be from our advertisers or from the numerous ideas given to us from our friends in the radio and record industries, the R&R dream could not be a reality today. Thank you! It is our wish for you and yours to have a Happy Holiday season with continued success and good health in the New Year. Here's hoping you get every- Ewing. Shown at a party to celebrate the event are (left to right) Mr. and Mrs. J. thing you want in the new decade!! Ross Felton, VP of Columbia Pictures Radio Inc. and GM of WWVA and WCPI — Jim Duncan Radio and ancillary operations; Fred Keshner, Executive VP of Columbia Pic- Country Editor tures Radio Station Inc; Jo Walker, Executive Director of the Country Music Association; Tom Miller, WWVA's OM; F. Glenn Reeves, GM of Jamboree U.S.A.; and Richard Howard, Station Manager of WWVA.

...and to ALL a good night! Page 63 RIM/Friday. Doc•mbibr 21, 1979

.-(.9`zI(D CcDonnaftru Eamd, b ).so ,°c)10:1:, The results of the fourth Annual Radio & I, Records Country Radio Music Poll have been tabulated, with more than 5400 votes tallied in the ,,ight categories shown. Each year at this time, the R&R Country section invites the reporting stations to vote for the year's favorites. The voters at each station include those directly involved in programming and music: managers. directors, and the on- air staff.

This year's runaway winner was Kenny Rogers. YIL who won in five of the eight categories. For "Best ';ingle of 1979." Rogers's version of "The Gambler" actually released late last year in 1978) tied with 'The Devil Went Down To Georgia" by the Charlie Daniels Band. For the second year in a row. Rogers won in the "Vocal Duo" category with Dottie West. The Oak Ridge Boys won for the second straight year as Country Music Radio's

favorite group • .%•l-bLiJ ZIA Li Lly ..A-C811/....14;31.t 4.• 4-1 t'Ilieffflalatfr Off Iran If:3411/ Another repeat winner was John Conlee in the "Best New Artist" category Last year at the Barbara Mandrell Kenny Rogers time of the R&R poll. newcomer Conlee had only Runners-Up one hit. "Rose Colored Glasses" As he made hi!, Crystal Gayle Runners-Up impact in just a little over 18 months, we are sure Anne Murray Willie Nelson no one will dispute him being a "new" artist t, llarhara Mandrell Country Music To give you an idea how some of the other favorites were voted, this year R&R decided to list not only the winners, but the runners•up in each category. Kenny Rogers So without any further delay, Rath() & Rec- ords is again happy to announce the winners ot the Runners-Up 1979 R&R Country Radio Music Poll: Larry Gatlin Willie Nelson Eddie Rabbitt "The Gambler" 4:11.311 .)111114tiki:ko v.V1i u aidi WM6111 Performer: Kenny Rogers Is -The Gambler" 4, . Oak Ridge Boys Producer: .445. Performer: Kenny Rogers Larry Butler Runners-Up Writer: Don Schlitz /P7/4{1%,*- 101' 0.- • Statler Brothers Label: Charlie Daniels Band Producer - Larry Butler LY United Artists Label: United Artists Runners-Up:

-One For The Road -- Willie Nelson & Leon Russell Coil

The Legend And The Legacy -- Ernest Tubb & Friends i CaChki

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"The Devil Went Down To Georgia' . trrNii Performer: Charlie Daniels Band Writers: CDB: Charlie Daniels. Tom Crain. "Taz" Di Gregoria, '11*11(11:1 JThx (vEtil3 John Conlee Fred Edwards, Charlie Howard. and James W. Marshall Rogers & West Runners-Up Producer: John Boylan Con Hunley Runners-Up Label: Epic Razzy Bailey Runner-Up: Moe & Joe Joe Sun Brown & Cornelius She Believes In Me - — Kenny Rogers RJAI Page 64 REtR/Friday. December 21. 1979

[BREAKERS.] NATIONAiAlitP LAY/40 JOHN CONLEE Timm T vvo La, t Weeks Weeks Week December 21, 1979 • See Jim Duncan's column Baby, You're Something (MCA) On 65% of reporting stations. Adds this week include WUBE, 14 6 1 O *KENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The County (UA) WIL, WDAF, WINN, WSUN, WC MS, WYVA, KRZY, KSON, 8 2 4 O 'CON WAY TWITTY/Happy Birthday Darlin' (MCA) CKLW-FM, WKCQ, WGTO. Charts: 24-18 KCKC, debut 28 9 3 2 O 'CHARLIE PRIDE/Missin' You (RCA) KOKE, 35-29 WQQT, 34-28 KXLR, debut 30 KMPS. REtR 7 4 3 O 'EDDIE RABBITT/Pour Me Another Tequila (Elektra) Chart Debut 30. 20 14 8 O 'WILLIE NELSON/Help Me Make It Through The Night (Columbia) 15 10 9 O BRENDA LEE/Tell Me What It's Like (MCA) 3 9 7 7 DAVE Et SUGAFVMy World Begins And Ends With You (RCA) 5 5 5 8 LORETTA LYNN/I've Got A Picture Of Us On My Mind (MCA) 22 13 10 O STATLER BROTHERS/Nothing As Original As You (Mercury) NEW & ACTIVE 18 16 14 O JIM REEVES w/DEBRA ALLEN/Oh How I Miss You Tonight (RCA) All other new and recent releases gritting substantial airplay These aro listed in order of activity 33 25 16 ) CON WAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/You Know Just What I'd Do (MCA) for this week You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below (example 30/51 a 31 21 18 The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the nittord this was* The second • M OE ft JOE/Holding The Bag (Columbia) is the number of those stations that added it this weak 19 15 13 13 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ Ft CHARLY McCLAIN/I Hate The Way... (Columbia) 3 1 6 14 HANK WILLIA MS JR./Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound (Elektra) JERRY REED "Sugarfoot Rag" (RCA) 78/10, KSON. WSAI. WUBE, KMAK. WKDA, 32 23 WOW WSUN WCMS. WYVA Charts 36-26 WCXI, 33-27 KEEN, 33.23 KUZZ, 34-27 WHK RbR O OAK RIDGE BOYS/Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight (MCA) Chart Debut 34 35 28 21 C) KENDALLS/You'd Make An Angel Wanna Cheat (Ovation) BARBARA MANDRELL "Years" (MCA) 76/19, KU. WIL. WINN. WEEP. wcaw. 30 23 19 WTI' WKXA. WGTO KHEY KLVI. WEAT. WCOS FM, WOKK. WTSO. KWMT. KFEQ, KRAM, KRZY, O DOTTIE WEST/You Pick Me Up (And Put Me Down) (UA) KKAL Charts 36-29 WFMS FM, 36.30 WKKN. 3429 WVVOK. 31-26 WQQT, 29-21 WHK. 18-8 KCKC, 1 8 12 18 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol) RbR Chart Debut 35 34 27 20 19 RANDY BARLO W/Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone (Republic) CRYSTAL GAYLE "Your Old Cold Shoulder" (UA) 72/11, KSON. KLAC. WDAF, KFTN. WNRS. WWJO. VVYTL WNVY. WKDA. WADR. WCAW Charts. 35.30 KEBC. 3729 KSO. 30- 31 25 O JOHNNY CASH Et WAYLON JENNINGS/I Wish I Was Crazy Again (Columbia) )2 KMPS. 27-22 CKLW FM. 22-17 WMC. debut 22 KLAK. 33-28 KFEQ, 40-29 K U. 9-5 KCKC RbR 40 33 26 Chart Debut 36 O KENNY DALE/Sharing (Capitol) JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "What'll I Tell Virginia" (Epic) 76/14, wsurg. WUBE. WI),, 35 29 O CON HUNLEY/I Don't Want To Lose You (WB) KLAK. WYVA. WCMS. WNVY. KNOE. KWMT. WYTL. WHBF. KUGR, KSON, KMAK Charts, 36 • DON WILLIA MS/Love Me Over Again (MCA) 35.23 KU. 14-10 KOKE. 28-23 WEEP, 3426 KUZZ. 3329 KCUB. 31-24 CKLW FM, 34-28 WTHI. 28-23 WBAM. 30 24 WYII ANN Chart Debut 37 11 12 15 24 HOYT AXTON/Rusty Old Halo (Jeremiah) CHARLIE RICH "You're Gonna Love Yourself In The Morning" (UA) 76/7, 39 34 32 O BILLIE JO SPEARS/Rainy Days And Stormy Nights (UA) WSAI. KCUB, WCUZ. VVVI/J0. KWMT. WKCQ. WCAW Charts. 26-19 KHEY, 31-25 WEEP, 20-14 KU. 2320 KUZZ. 29-24 WOW. 23-17 KSOP, 16-13 KFGO. 3126 WBAM. 36-30 WCOS-FM REM 25 18 22 26 LACY J. DALTON/Crazy Blue Eyes (Columbia) Chart Debut 38 38 CO T.G. SHEPPARD/I'll Be Coming Back For More (WB/Curb) JEANNE PRUETT "Back To Back" (IBC) 74/9, KLAC. WDAF. WNRS. WSAI. 2 11 17 WAVY, WTCR. WCAW. KLAK Charts 3227 KEBC. 33-24 KHEY. 29-24 WCXI, 25-15 KUZZ. 23-17 28 MEL TILLIS/Blind In Love (Elektra) KMPS. 19 11 KZIP, 3324 WEAT. 29-23 KFEQ. 37-29 WCOS-FM. 35-25 KFTN. 33-27 KKYX. debut 26 36 35 O GAIL DAVIES/Blue Heartache )WB) WYII. 37 29 WKDA. 39.30 K LZ RbR Chart Debut 39 MARGO SMITH "The Shuffle Song" (WB) 66114, KNEW, WHK, WCXI. WINN. C1 JOHN CONLEE/Baby. You're Something (MCA) WSUN WYVA WAVY. WTSO. KWMT. WYTL. WHBF, VVTHI. KFTN. KTOM, 40-26 WSAI. debut 28 — 37 MICKEY GILLEY/A Little Getting Used To (Epic/Playboy) KMPS O 39 — EDDY ARNOLD "It I Ever Had To Say Goodbye To You" (RCA) 58/5, WTCR, CI JOHN ANDERSON/Your Lying Blue Eyes (WB) WBAM KWMT WHK. WKCQ. Charts, debut 25 WAVY, 27.20 KRAM. 6-4 KUZZ. 37-26 KRZY. 31.19 — 40 O BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK/Till I Stop Shaking (Capitol) KFTN O JERRY REED/Sugar-foot Rag (RCA) RAY PRICE "Misty Morning Rain" (Monument) 57/8, KLAC. KRAM, WSLR, WUBE. WKCQ. WINN. KHEY KOKE Charts- 4630 CKLW FM. 3729 WHK. 40-30 KNIX. 3423 KFTN. o BARBARA MANDRELL/Years (MCA) Nev./ Entry TOM MY OVERSTREET "Fadin' Renegade" (Elektra) 55/3, KRZY. KLAK. KKAL mmoim00. CRYSTAL GAYLE/Your Old Cold Shoulder (UA) Charts 3426 KHEY. 30 22 KUZZ. 17 13 WOKG. debut 29 WKMF O JOE SUN "Out Of Your Mind" (Ovation) 53114, WINN. WSM. WCXI. KNIX. KRAM. O JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/What'll I Tell Virginia (Epic) KIK X. KGFX. KWMT. WYTL, WHBF. CKLW FM. KLVI. debut 27 WINK FM O CHARLIE RICH/You're Gonna Love Yourself In The Morning (UA) FREDDY WELLER "Go For The Night" (Columbia) 51/5. KU. WKCQ. WYTL =omelet 39 JEANNE PRUETT/Back To Back (IBC) KKYX WCMS Charts 29-25 WDAF. 39-27 KFTN. 34-26 KUGR, 36-29 KUZZ emm01110. CRISTY LANE "Come TO My Love" (UA) 50/13, KSON. WHK, WINN. WADR. WSM. 40 JIM WEATHERLY/S mooth Sailin' (Elektra) W CXI KRA M KRZY K MAK KKAL KFEQ W GTO KVET 30 25 WQ QT. 35-29 CKL W FM

rhos chart rs based solely on Compiled weekly reports from our ,,,p0rfinn stations Black circled numbers indicate continued upward movement horn the majority of Our reporters Others Getting Significant Action

RITA COOLIDGE "I'd Rather Leave While I'm In Love" (A& M) 27/7, KCKC DAVID ROGERS "You're Amazing" (Republic) 49/6, KFTN, KNIX. WHBF. WCXI. WMAQ, WBAX. WYDE, WCOS- FM. WMUS. KSSS. 2.1 WSEN ,wM,?st Requested KHEY WIXY Charts debut 25 WOKK. 2616 KSO, debut 28 KKAL. 36-27 KSOP. JACKY WARD "I'd Do Anything For You" (Mercury) 23/14, KMPS, WYII . WEAT JUICE NE WTON "Until Tonight" (Capitol) 49/2, KKAL WTCR Charts 33-25 KRAM KSOP WS M KZIP. WO QT. KVET. KEBC. WARS. KFEQ. KBET. KEED. KIKX. , 1 KENNY ROGERS (LIA114th wk) 3025 WCMS 36-30 KEED. 38-29 KNEW BECKY HOBBS "Just What The Doctor Ordered" (Mercury) 22/5, KMPS. 2 2 CONWAY TINITTY Happy - IMCAI CAROL CHASE "This Must Be My Ship" (Casablanca West) 44/3, KNOX. KVET. WGTO, WIRK FM, WC MS 10 3 JIM REEVES IRCA) KFGO. WNRS Charts 18.12 WHK. debut 29 KKAL 25-21 CKLW FM. debut 29 KTYN 9 4 BRENDA LEE (MCA( TOM T. HALL "Jesus On The Radio/The Old Side Of Town" (RCA) 21/21. 4 6 WILLIE NELSON (Columbia) JOHNNY PAYCHECK "Drinkin' And Drivin' " (Epic) 43/19, KLAC. KNIX. KEED. "Old - taking early lead in the South, with adds including WBAM. WINK -FM. KKYX. WKDA. KZIP. 3 6 EDDIE RABBITT lElektral KUZZ. WCUZ. WXCL WSLR. WOOD. KSOP. WYDE. KLVI. KEBC. KIKX, KRDR, KEEN. WIXY, WSM. KSOP. WLAS. The East leaning towards "Jesus" with adds at WOKQ. 1NYII. WSEN The 7 7 CHARLEY PRIDE INCA) WOKQ. WSEN Charts debut ?SWINK FM. 31 26 WFMS West and Midwest divided, with some stations playing both KRDR. KUZZ. KEED. KMPS. KNEW. KNIX KIK X. KCKC KFGO. KFECI. 8 OAK RIDGE BOYS (MCA) ROY CLARK "Chain Gang Of Love" (MCA) 43/4, KHEY. WHBF. WKKN, KEED. 9 T.G. SHEPPARD (WBICurb) J. D. SOUTHER "You're Only Lonely" (Columbia) 41/1, KGFX This reached No a DEAN DILLON "I'm Into The Bottle (To Get Out Of Your (RCA) 21/8. KNIX 10 DON WILLIAMS (MCA1 WINN KZIP KSSS KRA M. KBET. KMAK. KIDN in the Top 40 s Back Page" INov 30thl, is continuing to chart well on limited number of Country stations Charts 27-22 WFMS-FM, 2310 WPOC, 28-19 WBCS. 29-24 WDGY. 11,5 WHN. 6-3 WMAQ. Active Re-Currents W AYLON JENNINGS "I Ain't Living Long Like This" (RCA) 20/20, KIKX. ',lig,. • alai hat, Iropprt1 urn 22 15 WHK 20 14 KFEQ. 2520 WOKIL 12 9 WKXA. 6-3 WSEN. 25-50 KCKC KCKC. KEED. KMPS, KCUB. KNEW, KLAK. WNRS, WSLR. WKKN. WAXX, WIL WSAI, KHEY KXLR. WCOS.FM WBAM. KMAK. KIM'S KROR. Nob but utiil sleeting vane amid, throteti RA Y BAILEY "I Can't Get Enough Of You" (RCA) 38/13, WSLR, KEEN. KSON. ..ileNerv1 ',gut .1. KRDR. (BET. KTYN WKKN. WTHI. KFDI. WNVY. KEBC. WGTO, KZIP, 33-24 KCKC. LEON EVERETTE "I Love That Wo man" (Orlando) 18/3, KRAM, KSO. WBAM. 41 MOE BAN DY 30 KUZZ STEVE WARINER "Forget Me Not" (RCA) 36/2, KLAK wyri. Charts 1310 KRAM I Cheated Me (Columbia) 52 WCXI 138 WBAM. 13-6 WINK FM, 129 KCKC. 36-26 WSM RONNIE McDO WELL "I've Never Seen A Mountain So High" (Epic) 18/8, LACY J. DALTON Crazy Blue Eyes (Columbia) BUCK OWENS "Let Jesse Rob The Train" IWB) 34/7, KEED. KMPS. WXCL W S M WF MS FM WSLR CKL W FM KSOP. KFTN. KEED. KRDR, 31-17 KCKC WUBE. KHEY WSM WYII KVET If lip) JOHNNY DUNCAN HANK YVILLIA MS JR. wNVAYLOIV JENNINGS 'The Conversation" (Elektra) 17/4, The Lady In The (Columbia , ZELLA LEHR "Love Has Taken Its Time" (RCA) 34/5, KSO. KSSS, WHBF, KHEY. W HN W GTO KOKE KKAL This heavily requested albu m cut is gathering high rotation airplay LARRY GATLIN Charts 26 20 WCXI. 38 30 KNOE. 32-20 KFFCI KNOE 23 25 WOKO All The Gold (Columbiel SUSIE ALLANSON "I M USE Be Crazy" (Elektra) 33/4, WHIT. KUZZ, KNOE. KKAL. ROGER HALLMARK "Message To Khomeini" (NSD) 16/1, WINN Novelty song TOM T. HALL 37 30 KFTN with short litespan Charts 16-6 WMAG 'heavy requests). 15-10 WYDE. 2412 WORK FM. debut 22 You Show Me Your Heart ,FICAI WC XI debut 28 WKXA EMMYLOU HARRIS LARRY GATUN "Midnight Choir (Mogen David)" (Columbia) 31/17. most it trona playing the shorter version during the day, the 6 20 cut at night time permitting. Adds BOBBY BARE "Numbers" (Columbia) 13/13, KEEN. KRDR. KUZZ. KUGR, KCUB, Blue Kentucky Girl MB) KNE W KTYN KKYX KZIP WAYLON JENNINGS KRAM. KROR. KEEN. KUZZ, KSOP, KKYX, KKAL KTYN. KGFX, WTSO, WFMS FM. WTHI, WUBE WSM, WYDE. WBAM. WSEN Come With Me IRCAl KSO KHEY W OK °. WYII, 30.22 KCKC PORTER WAGONER "Hold On Tight" (RCA) 13/5. KHEY W1014F. WCXI. KBET. ANNE MURRAY KTO M On KNIX KUZZ KRDRlflipl, KRAK. KSO, WAXX. KRMI2L WLAS. WINK FM ANNE MURRAY "Daydream Believer" (Capitol) 31/30. The "Most Added" song Broken Hearted Me ICapitol this week New at KCKC, KEEN, KEED, KMPS. KNEW, KSO. WSAI, WKDA. WSM. WOQT. MAN. REBA McENT1RE "(I Still Long To Hold You) Now And Then" (Mercury) 12/3, KENNY ROGERS WCOS FM WHN, WOKQ. KHEY. KXLR. WINK FM, WLAS. KKYX. KFGO, WTHI. WAXX. WKKN. WE AT KSOP KEBC Early strength in the South On KKYX, WLAS. KZIP. WINK FM, W K MF, You Decorated My Lite IUA, WNRS KRDR. KUGR. KUZZ. KIKX. KU. KFTN W AXX KFEQ MEL T1LLIS GENE WATSON "Nothing Sure Looked Good On You" (Capitol) 28/25. GEORGE BURNS "I Wish I Was Eighteen Again" (Mercury) 9/9, KRDR. KEEN. Blind In Love lElektral Second Most Added" record this week New stations. KEEN, KEED, KMPS, KNEW, KCKC. KTOM. KLAC CKL W FM KFG O WK MF WKK N KFDI. KZIP GENE WATSON Should I Come (Capital KRDR. KIK X, KFGO, WARS. KSO. WCXI. WSLR. WXCL WAXX. WSAI. VVTHI. WLAS. WKDA. CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Behind Your Eyes" (Epic) 9/5 KRDR. KLAK KGFX KHEY. WSM, WYDE. WBAM. KKYX. WINK FM KNOE WBA M debut 29 WSEN HANK WILLIAMS JR. Whiskey Bent Er Hell Bound (Elektra, Page 65 RbRIFridey, December 21, 1979

band, writer Richard Allen . . . Did you know that Anne Murray lost 50% of her hearing during that Biff Collie mysterious illness she had while carrying her 2nd child, daughter Dawn, and doctors wondered if she'd ever sing again? . . . In hopes of getting his first net- Inside Nashville work special aired on St. Patrick's Day in 1980, Eddie Rabbitt sent NBC network executives some cases of Jameson's Irish Whiskey. TINSEL, SNOW, & MISTLETOE: When they but nobody would make him an offer . . . Thanks to the Mouseketeers for taking care of me! While in re- Rabbitt, a first generation sneak-previewed Loretta Lynn's "Coal Miner's American Irishman, recently Daughter" at theatres in Boston and Memphis, the covery room after surgery last month at St. Thomas taped the show, which fea- Hospital, Darlene Gillespie Gammon (the former showings got standing ovations from the audiences! tures Stackard Channing, Mousketeer) looked after me. Never thought I'd be It won't be in theatres till spring, they say . . . Dorothy Enunylou Harris. Jerry Lee (Mrs. Tex) Ritter will be a grandmother in the spring, in the hands of a Mousketeer! MEMO PAD: Thank Jim Duncan, Bob Wilson Lewis, and Henny Youngman. thanks to John and his wife . . . Elroy Kahanek, head (At the taping the studio au- of Hoyt Axton's Jeremiah label, says they're shipping and all the people at R&R for another wonderful year dience was comprised of his "Wild Bull" record as fast as they can get it. with the winner . . . Mention that new series of TV KCKC/San Bernardino con- Hoyt's starring role in "Skinflint — A Country Christ- specials for Home Box Office they shot at Ronnie test-winning listeners.) At mas" won't hurt it. Sorry I missed the Axton action Prophet's Carousel Club in Printer's Alley here . . . last report, no official air Thursday holiday open house. Mam ma Mae does put Comment on the Atlas Artists Cowboy Rhythm Band's date has been set, but it on good parties . . . Kenny, Dolly, and Dottie (not new record "Houston is a Honky Took Town" having should be late February or Eddie Rabbitt necessarily in that order) were named top country more solo artists (10) on it than any other single early March. Still pulling for the St. Pat's Day air- stars in the New York Daily News poll that received record to date . . . The Country Music Foundation's 1980 "History of Country Music" calendar, the 24- ing, Rabbitt said, "My next step is to cater the NBC 100,000 ballots . . . Speak- programming meeting with corned beef and cabbage. ing of winners, Warner/ page calendar which includes 12 pages of rare historical photographs, interesting facts about country If that doesn't work, I know a gang of leprechauns Curb recording artists. stars, birthdays, and a chronology of country music, back in my hometown of Brooklyn who could punch The Bellamy Brothers (Da- is now available ($2 plus 75' postage) from the Coun- their kneecaps out!" . . . As of Monday (17), Capitol vid and Howard) won top try Music Foundation Press, 4 Music Square East, and United Artist Records have new locations here. honors at the recent CMA Nashville. TN 37203 . . . I was shocked to hear that The combined operations will be at 29 Music Square of Great Britain awards. East, Nashville, 37203. Capitol's new phone number Their song, "If I Said You Tommy Jackson, one of the best-known and most im- is (615) 244-7770. The new number for UA is (615) Had A Beautiful Body, Would portant pioneer studio fiddlers (and an Opry member of many years), died last week after a long illness. 244-9595 . . . Thanks to my friend Charlie Lamb for You Hold It Against Me?" Tommy was staff producer for Pappy Daily, for Dot helping get our act together while I was hospitalized. won the 1979 "Single Of The Records, made 11 albums and 18 fiddlin' singles. He Charlie wrote a couple columns here for us. and Year" award. T.G. Shep- was 53 . . . The Four Star building on Music Row, helped write news material for our syndicated ra- pard helped kick off the built by Joe Johnson, sold for $1.86 million to a Nash- dio show "Inside Nashville." He killed them at the WYDE/Birmingham "Toys ville-based investment group. CBS Records, Con T. Tommy Roast with his doubletalit routine . . . Con- For Tots" campaign with a Brio Records, and a number of other Music firms are gratulate Big John Trimble on that super Associated live broadcast and autograph Gk'n CanPbell Press story on him and his all-night trucker's show signing session. . Around Delight. AR. they're still housed there . . . Rex Allen, Jr. and his brother Curt on WRVA. You finally got what you deserved, John' talking about the Campbell family reunion at Las (he's with Jack Clement Studio here) are both ex- . . . Phihlip Graham, formerly with CBS Records here Vegas's Desert Inn while Glen was doing his thing pecting their wives Judy and Terrell to deliver their first heirs in May 1980 . . . Barbara Mandrell taped a joined Broadcast Music, Inc., working in the per- there. Over 70 Campbells from as far as Honolulu forming rights department. joined him on stage . . . WSM's "Dolly" contest win- "Lawrence Welk Show" in Hollywood (remember when Lynn Anderson was a regular on that show for DATELINE: Nashville — Dec. 24, 1979: A Cana- ner gets Bally's newest pinball machine called over a year?). Barbara, her husband Ken Dudney, dian weatherman, scanning the skies at dawn with "Dolly," complete with butterflies, guitars and her hit and their two kids spending the holidays in the snow weather radar, reported sighting, at approximately records. As a bonus it even plays "Here You Come 15,000 feet heading in a southerly direction, a tiny Again" . . . Christmas season sessioning: Jerry in Aspen, their winter home ... Tanya Tucker's sleigh and eight reindeer silhouetted against the Nor- Reed, Sylvia, and Jim Ed Brown and Helen Corne- free-wheeling on the "Superskates" TV special had nothing to do with skates. She drove a jeep in an off- thern sky. lius at RCA, Conway Twitty, Billy "Crash" Craddock road race ... Gail Davies moved to Music City, Oh yes, and a special holiday wish from our and the Oak Ridge Boys at Woodland, Debby Boone bought and is remodeling a home here with her hus- house to yours. See you next year! and Gene Watson at Jack Clement, John Conlee at Creative Workshop and Norbert Putnam and his new rock band Nashville at Quadrafonic Studios. CHRISTMAS AIRLINES: Iloyt Axton, in keeping with his "Scrooge" character on that TV special says the way to make friends remember is to give 'ern cheap presents! . . . Larry Gatlin says he knew a guy who was so stingy he gave homing pigeons for presents (then got 'em back) . . . Billy Bob Bowman says. "Christmas is when the holiday lights come up and the bank balance goes down!". . Faron Young remembers when he once got a doll for Christmas: he figured Santa Claus, with all the toys to deliver. just goofed and left him the toy that was supposed to go to the little girl next door . . . Willie Nelson, finishing his second movie, says he's been acting since he played Scrooge in the high school play in Abbott, TX . . . Lulu Roman of "Hee Haw" went to

the zoo to pick up some Christmas seals???? ATLAS ARTIST CO WBOY RHYTH M BA ND — Ernie Ash worth, Ted Barton, Charlie Louvin, Connie Eaton, Ernest Vernon Oxford wanted to get something for his wife. Tubb, Charlie Walker, Roy Wiggins, Dick Shuey, and Justin Tubb.

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In his group therapy session. Actually. Dino is surrounded by some of the 1000 toys KHSL W S THE SEASON — Pictured at left is the WVA M/Altoone. PA entry in the recent 1979 Radio collected from listeners in support of Butte County Sheriff Larry W ick's Christmas Altoona Christmas Parade Shown on the 1929 International truck are deft to right) Dimon Toy Drive. sion Records Lenny Gault, WVA M PD Tom Riley, night jock Rick Carraway, and MD Stan Davis The photo at right is of KNSL/Chico, CA G M Dino Corbin during a playtime break Page 86 BETH/Friday. Dece mber 21. 1979

Most Added Hottest KENNY ROGERS Coward Or Th. County MAI CON WAY TW1TTY ANNE MURRAY H•ppy BIrthdey M CA) Daydream Belley•r WILLIE NELSON IWEST MID WEST GENE WATSON ant, •nDIK Help Me Mah• It Through Thu Nighl Allla•Avarayna N M R OM Nothing Sure Looked Good On You IA Olin Sot W .V . Ca - OD (Columb)a, •TVII Si M al Wm Horne. Mandrel! /Mo w ND OAX RIDGE BOYS Conroe Cons lone Mots . Lone Matson •isty la. 1. I mall lit. Coolidge I 4 Savoyard Leaving Loulalana In The Broad Daylight Aral. &Ivrea, .1.rry Reed 'grmiy Owerstr .I Charlie Deniels Rand Ara. ,,,,,, Wort. turns John tool . oil Deyees McDowell Merl . Jennie, (MCA( Carol (nate LO W . ale• AI MS, Anna mute., Into W e n.. Freddy aende, Merge .11. Gone 0.400. T. I. mall 01110 Coyle IMF MOTTISI •aqer, 4)11(51 anon, beers nebey Iwittr Mn.,; 10.r% 'and, Berl . karboreite.r. Dere I Sugar Anna horsy 'kohl on.. Gam . Ca REGIONAL lae. C• KOMI 6n. sated ton Vage. N. Wet tend ADDS & HOTS Byron MaLGregOr EAST .5 Jennings Geer. tans Porter Nagoner Watson WO110 Wale • Mur•ay lairchila a Demo• Al el heelmogli .10•11 Mard I Illockthon Vs.& 1.• , lOb e M011011 rrrrr 1.111. ...e Pruett (Nyld Houston Am* Surrey tat Gayle lllilc lielson Johnny . Kos/ Cash I Jenninos Tom T Moll •aemsembe Ca „ Roars Oak toy% Welt 1011111 RUIN 00Amth Si 'trash (read's& Kenny .dgers Arm ans C. .ioge Boy% tpOi Fella Leto O MIT Rah . Rs Bobby Be. II 0.0. I. Woe . Bans vo II 1st AC 4ene nelson Eddy Arnold -'VA Anomei C. Wea rs, So lerry Gull . , John Lon .* Wool Anne Mor•oe Barbara Kandrell 5/0••••• Al V oey Price - ler Bro, neoc PM halt, t411 ., tharti• ,st rm... . Ate Jeannie Pruett aria at...loafer Mori. %with , Roger, ttttt 1 Geri, Johnny Poet's.' Johnny Oodritor, Johnny Pa es heck T.ull, V3IIISI J. Sun ie.'. Burn, nallmark 11111 . Nelson MD 1 TEST MJITIST Lone., 1.1111 (loth) Jerre 1.0 Valet Anne M ar., Charley Pride Kenny Rogers Pen . 11 •OSS Moe toile ogees Eddie Rataitt Se. . Gin trollle Nelson Coma, '0 ,4 Johnny Paycheck 'N'. ,, e 1110. Cella la WIN Don alllna nc Rae Owens Oaniand I P C. Pratt Orma . W m Yeah AI • • r wilul cos 'IMPS Gene Matson .. Reed *CV/ Stain. W. MO MS, r Anne Murray • mar . Grand .. . .no 11 11.150, 0 Grays., nava' • hey boa Kenny Rogers merlon Jennings klelson Joe Sus 11... .1 U. nnie Session, Jim R.. , P.• ',cote n Jennings John Conte. ,. Riley loll'. Wat Dottie West VADAN Teo George Burn, .enny Dale Billie Jo Speer, Randy Bari . dram to. ei koqera Ronnie klawei Billie Jo Spears ,a1 tit, Margo Lot, 'Ct•sn' Craidnock .o • Twitty /lobby Had 1,010, Bere Charlie Roth N W Berbera ManarelI , Dolt . Porre SD Dan Riley 1,00 & Jennings .11. Len. Johnny Payavek qo Smith MO1 TEST 1 uPert Rol m, ran Di llor kat.. KA M! no. Noll . .. Jr ladle Rabbit, MOITEST. r iT(S1 Charley Pride RNO, .Forieersallon- 111111e Nelson rem,' Rogers anie Fri, . Kenny Rogers neon . A, Kenny Alma' , Brenda Lee former Tnittr Shrp .•. Oil 110q, Boys (rek Ridge Boys .oririe Pruett Rieke, Gill', 1oger Mal latent Arnold Johnny Paylheck WOWS OA 1.• ROCAS - .rile Rich Indt.ttc.Cl I. Too . n• *CAIN Na.14. M. Chm aion,W Va •inn Pan Ohio, Pao Rose Jerry need Joe Son Tow. 1 mall Johnny Mode lose: forol these Roan . mcbonel I Con 'holey rney andr.goe. Decay Mobba Soot Owns 'Crash - Creakick 1.311151 rrrrr Gatlin Ton I mal I • i ia. fnarl it 1 iCh Fred . Sail"' ten . iloyers 'trash Craddoca rrrrr 4eLlin •••• ilve•s1 .•1 John Conk, Daniel, Bend lOT Till ,rhera Mendrell HOTTEST Barbera Mandrel? 'acne Pruett nuyt Orton WRRN , 1.1 Gayle tone, Rogers Kenny Rogers Jacky Mord i•re Mariner Plawithone 0 Pruett iin reeve, Qr.., la tty m(1111ST ••••lie Daniel, land (o.ey Onnnle McDowell Don 111111ams Kenny Rogers ..Inn Jennings Rogers Leer, G•111, Oil Ridge Boys rioted mint . 11111 .s. Jr. 1, Souther 1 G. ShePpard are & Sugar •, 'ayles Con Maley •aeley Pride went *Doe Ot. Janie /rick. 0, 19105 A McCI.on Jay id voger • ••nui Car lian •rie FrIcae Eryital Gayle Anne Murray Reeves Margo Soo th rrrrr Gatlin Ito , Proett eviNee Anne t T. T. .11 (Cl" John Conlee *GTO Wan. Weer" leuneau "II Pone,. I Joe Sun Crystel Cyorirm G•••••• ei n• Pen. .. PO C. Jac., Mord VOTILST onlee 1101W Gene Mellon Kenny nog., John Cont . Lain 0 Jennings Crystal Gayle , Eerwood Roe . C. Jog ., Paycheck Janie Fricke Eddy Arnold Jo. Conl . Will • , n, Paycheck Jim . Taker Leon Everett.. ,•oarie Marodrell ICITEST Johnny Rodrigo. l•nwn. allee Loan 0.110n kend•li Grist, le. Freddy Fend., Margo Salta Weit, • ,ra nandrel rash . rraddock Berbera Mandrel] Bobby Bare Jeanne Pratt rare r eilir oger r Men. loom. 11.1y Hob. ViaL .11 re mu. . tone Conlee Rally Bill., W IN is - SOUTH-- R s iwylon Jennings Ratzy Talley Cher! . Genlels Band ,u ‘l• 'CHEST Mor a th , A•ton Anne rrrrrr •ItCo allE,I 111,1 11111 .s, Jr. (0 , TIll,, asp 0 .15, Joe Ion T• ,,,or Igoe! A McClain Ge. Welton 0. 1109e Boys 'Co rrrrrr Eddie 1.00111 I I Anarsur John Y. Ryles Billie Jo Spears Cuo llogers .0111ST Voylon Jennings Lee , moots George Burns Johnny Dace^ 51111. Nelson an Haley Zell. Lehr (omm, Tatty (Botn) MOTTEST' Iron 111111a . Jacky Yard Noe 6 Joe anie fere'. Moe Bandy Kenny Rogers .Gars Roy (Ia n Dean Oi lion *SIM meson •oitols rivm. Freddy Yeller Conway Tiritty rrrrrr Ratty Belle, si Prom * . Fo •• Oa., 1410 Sudderoth JO.. Rode ..., Jeanne Pruett Ste., W iner •11111 oCIIES1 Too T. Hall Inn, Peer . ° eon (ye rrrrr taro' Chase Barbara Mandrel I Memo N• &May Bare Margo So i th %nil. McDowell :elle tr. orii0 ron., 4 Loretta Jim Ed Brown 'bar. ... A McClain Ler , Gatlin Kenny Rogers mOTTEST Cash 4 Jennings Johnny ilcarig air ..ky Word Rabe Atowv . On 1•11, Oal. 1109e Boys John Coml . • Jeanne Pruett John Conic. ...Ion Jennings Jerry 1eed iaikr hard Baler. Mandrel! -Crash' (readers HOTTEST 1 Kali (tot.) WILCO John Anders . N . . .. Teo Janie re. C Mar a antri lay Price no. 0 Barnes May Ion Jennings • if11 Seems. W. 11011(51 Pert . Year. Ian., Gal . John Con .. Kenny Rogers nnr ROM's Rorrnr G. Sheppard Bot.hr mood V.11,1,1 ,rann, Pruett Margo Simi th rrrrrr mien Twit, Barbara Mandrel' Don Will . ., re., are . Sam Anson. I. • .eler Pr ide rrrrr Revers Gail Larry Gatlin WTCM no, 6 J. .non Revs . Co.., Oritty Jainny Rode ...a wrol Rey Price 4 Loretta •miand Crystal Gayle "Jon ;rystal ayle Roy Clara Bot.ty mood viTTEST...., ep ees orDTTEST. T.ibily Yeller • MAR Porter Sago ., Moll . Me• D. Barnes WON Beaty Wire •om C. a Moll. .0.. Conway 1.eitty'Both; Darla Rogers 0. Ridge Boys Big Al Downing Anne .11.1•74/ 'ur 0000 deli. Lehr Ion T. ai•li formal 6 Loretta 101,1 Ii .11 lows Jr. Juice Newton Gene Matson John Coml,, Charley Pride G. Snep .rd Boca Owens 0 041 Mel McDaniel Con. . L Loretto(Boih Jean . Pruett HOTTEST Lacy J• Dalton 14.,,, Ca WSM MOOT Jortnn, Paithe(I Eddy Arnold Coma, & Loretta (Both) Barber• Mandrel I . • N•ohaie In Say . . G. MOTTESI Brenda Lee T.G. S.ppard nar,.o Lei th ieDITEST raw . moaton Moe Balmily Moe Joe Don Milli ., Porter magone• Jac 1 Greene Conway Tieitty Kendall, .nny Rogers 1. mall (riser Lane noTTEST Charley Pride I.G Sheppard Brenda Let Joe Sun Gene Nelson Anne 'hoe., Eddie 0.01111 Roarog a, 1/14 ( la in HOFTES1 Mc Damen JON., Duncan Kenny angers VatAS Pea D. Barnes Anrie rrrrr y Kenny Rogers 'Nylon Jennings Wein F. Jakkann . NC Jerry 'Iced 00.11 -Nick, Nerd Randr Barlow Cob . . S C Weetat hrs. T• Gene Matson Wie Joe (on Manley Anne mu. . F moGn Jon..,, D. ., ger ma lima. Buck Owns Eddie 141,4iit1 Berber. Mandrel' 1. 1 mall C'.., P.... We Kenn, Dale. rnn Anglerso, 'Crash' Craddock Bobby 114r, A i ta Cool'age Gene Watson Ton T 0.11 WPCS David Marston 1011EST Bo., Ga. KS . yr•Telo Anne rrrrr y 000.1 hhamarevo.U. Kenny Rogers inoCimr• May Ion Jennings VOTTISI 011.•••••er. rs Anna Nur," Soi tar Cow Ur nett, Austin ME W Fea vOTTESI Kenny Rogers G SheposM1 Ohlah••••• Ca, OkOe Jean . Pruett inenny ..r Nye: Larry Gatlin Gene Watson ° meth %NOE Urn., toll.... Wilson Om. . Mello w' I Ann. Nur., %:7:, *" Oak /tare Boys Retry goiley oV.0 Monroe La n ',EST to. 1 mell 10 V Hall 1.4• Sheppard 1.nnalleaa ma Si town Ma •, nelson rrrrr on Kenny Rogers Jacky Yard Eddy /even Charlie Reniell Band '•••• nog ., Ii1/100 Jennings B.nd• Lee Jac& Greene eiTTES1 Suite *Hanson '-I 6 Loretta Waylon Jennings T. T. mall Leon Everette tete, • ie west (01.4/ %II III mee. P. Rote Colt fella lehr Kenny Roge , ,, Anne M oray Inman 1• Johnny raycheci Jerry Wallace Bobby G. 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GEORGE JONES - My Very Special Guests - (Epic) -Gotta Get Drunk" "Night Album curs receiving airplay and some activity Listed alphabetically Album cuts in bold indicate heavies( Life" "1 Turned You To Stone" reported airplay KENDALLS - Heart Of The Matter - (Ovation) "Put It Off Until Tomorrow" M OE Er JOE - Just Good 01' Boys - (Columbia) "Honk y Tonk Man" M OE BANDY - One Of A Kind - (Columbia) "Sweet Kentucky Wo men" "Man ANNE MURRAY - I'll Always Love You - (Capitol) "Wintery Feeling" Of Maims" "In The Middle Of Losing You" WILLIE NELSON - Sings Kristotferson - (Columbia) "The Pilgrim" " Why Me JOHN CONLEE - Forever - (MCA) 077w In Crowd" "You Never Cross My Mind" Lord" "Bobby McGee" "For The Good Times" DAVE Et SUGAR - Stay With Me - (RCA) "Why Did You Have To Be So Good" JOHNNY PAYCHECK - Everybody's Got A Family... - (Epic) "Fifteen Beers" "I JOHNNY DUNCAN - Straight From Texas - (Columbia) "Would You Like To Never Met A Girl I Didn't Like" "Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms" "Lo w Class Reunion" Spend The Night" "Runaway Housewife" "What's A Little Love" LARRY GATLIN - Straight Ahead - (Colu mbia) "Taking Somebody With Me" KENNY ROGERS - Kenny - WA) "She's A Mystery" "'Goodbye Marie" -Hold Me Closer" MELWay - TILLIS - Me And Pepper - (Elektra) "Lying Time Again" "Uphill All The W AYLON JENNINGS - What Goes Around Comes Around - (RCA) "Out Among The Stars" "New Eyes Old Love" 'What Goes Around" "The World's Gone DON WILL1ANIS - Portrait - MCA) "Circle Driveway" "Good Or Boys Like Me" t.rt,:y (Cotillion)" HANK WILLIA MS JR. - Whiskoy Bent Et Hell Bound - (Elektra) "The Conversa- tion" "00'd In Denver" "Women I've Never Had" "Outlaw Wo men" Page 67 RDA/Friday, December 21, 1979 PI Mike Kasabo

More Power To The Rotation System Several weeks ago in this column, we discussed what appears to be a continual growth away from numbered lists to rotational patterns at Pop/Adult stations. Response from readers has shown an overwhelming agreement with Tom Kennington's views that a numerical chart is restrictive and does not necessarily reflect proper momentum of product; while on the other hand, a rotational system (and there are several different versions) offers the programmer much more latitude and balance with the record list. While most of the reaction came from major markets, the most significant response was filed by WRFY/ Reading, PA Program Director Mike Shannon, who pointed out, We place less importance on record sales around here. We still cooperate with the stores, and of course I call them every week, but as Tom (Kennington) pointed out, a lot of Pop/Adult stations are jumping on songs early; and that can preclude sales information being of any significant impact. Now, there are a lot of times, of course, a lot of songs that we're on that the Top 40 station is on and we get sales on those. But that, it seems to me, is old-line thinking . . . the fact that stocking stores with product is directly dependent on the market's rocker." Shannon said that his power rotation (for last week) consisted of numbers 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10. 11 and 13 - I asked what happened to the songs numbered 4,9 and 12? "On a numerical list," he stated. "we're gauging the songs' success to a certain point, but we're also gauging the songs' longevity. If a song is moving up slowly on your chart, it's (in all likelihood) going to mid-chart and drop. In other words, if you're hung with listing records numerically, you won't have the latitude to make immediate adjustments, and may come away looking silly with a song that's listed as number 4. but has actually worn out and lost its appeal. My chart gauges a song's longevity on our station - or a song's growth and progress on an overall picture from all our research in various cate- M & M - Roger Carroll, host of the live nationwide "National New Year's Eve Party" special, gories. Anyway. I feel it's misleading for Pop/Adults to list a record reflecting a certain is greeted by Mickey and Minnie Mouse in a prelude to the actual broadcast which will 'position' when it's actually being played stronger or lighter than another relative number." be telecast via satellite on New Year's Eve. Carroll will anchor the broadcast from Disney- As a final comment. Shannon explained his rotational system, in which there are four land, while co-anchor, Eric Norberg will handle the festivities from Walt Disney World in Or- categories. He started with his A or power list: "The heavy rotational list will expose lando. Scheduled to be on hand to help celebrate are Harvey Korman, Bobby Goldsboro, product every four hours and fifteen minutes; the fifteen minutes extra insures enough Phyllis Diller and Cloris Leachman. of a stretch in time so we don't play the same titles at the same time each daypart. pletely even rotation or one that provides more play with certain other records." The B list is my new product. four or five songs a week on the average, and they are in WHEN/Syracuse's news department has been awarded four out of seven honors by the at least a five-hour rotation. The other two categories are the balance of the current New York State Associated Press, involving all major state news agencies with the ex- songs. I think, in closing, that the day of the numerical list for P/A's is numbered." ception of the City itself. They won Best One-Day News Effort, Best Local Documentary Program, Best Spot News Coverage, and Best Enterprise Reporting - much credit has Update been given to 26-year-old News Director Bill Casey . . . VVHBC/Canton will give to some lucky listener a $500 Christmas tree - the artificial kind that is fully decorated; that's WHDH/Boston Music Director Donna Halper called excitedly about the article we ran two weeks ago (R&R 12-7) concerning her involvement in helping youngsters in the New a bunch of decorations when it amounts to 500 bucks . . . Other promotions include WORG/ England area as part of her work with the Big Sisters organization. As a result of her Orangeburg, the station held its annual "Ham It Up For Thanksgiving" contest that efforts and others responding to the article, "Over 300 kids," she noted, "will now enjoy allowed listeners who guessed the correct personality popping up from a rotating cart a chance to win a ham or turkey - a wrong guess, however, received another kind of Christmas and Hannukah, thanks to the generosity of record companies who have donated turkey; a turkey album that never sold and had been collecting dust in the station's a variety of gifts." . . . KDWN/Las Vegas personality Don Jaye hooked up with KGO/ San Francisco announcer Al "Jazzbo" Collins during a recent evening as they spoke to library . . . Cheers and Happy Holidays! the other city's callers. The two broadcasters, aided by 50,000 watt transmitters, are old friends and occasionally monitor each other during the wee hours ... CHRISTMAS Transition WRAP-UP: KSL/Salt Lake City is holding its annual "Quarters for Christmas" campaign. Harry C. Smith has been appointed to the newly-created position of Assistant The goal is to collect everyone's pocket change to buy shoes for needy kids, as people to the President (William B. Faber) of WFLA/Tampa . . . Lynn McIntosh has exited either mail or collect the 2.5e pieces in local schools. Station personalities are visiting area his Program Directorship of WIS/Columbia to go to Mutual Radio in Washington schools to help in the collection for the fund . . . WGY/Schenectady is running its fourth D.C. as Northeast Regional Manager of Affiliate Relations . . WWWE/Cleveland annual "Christmas Wish" promotion to raise funds for the local Children's Hospital. $1 has a new all-night personality, Lanny Wheeler, who comes to the station from donations are being sent by listeners, and there are receptacles in local banks and super- KIRL/St. Louis, and replaces Vicki Sue Winston . . . At WCWA/Toledo, Doug Silver markets for donations . . . KMBZ/Kansas City's Mother Mars, along with many local cele- has been promoted to the position of Operations Manager to go along with his PD brities and politicians, will be ringing the Salvation Army Bell hanging outside the sta- post; Mark Stevens has been named to the Assistant PD slot . . . Karen Johnson tion to collect for the station's Christmas Fund. . KHOW/Denver's Christmas party was a joins KVI/Seattle as an administrative assistant and secretary to General Manager huge success, with over 500 record company reps and station clients showing up for the Jim Johnson . . . Jim Abens has been named Station Manager of WCER/Charlotte, fine festivities and entertainment by the Four Freshmen . . . MI . . . Lon Landis joins the news staff of WELI/New Haven as its Director after AFTER MIDNIGHT: KAKE/Wichita overnight personality Mike Matson is helping to a similar position at WTIC/Hartford . . . Mike Haggarty is going back to an airshift celebrate National Mimicry Week by inviting listeners to mimic "whatever their little in addition to his Music Director position. . Two that are new at WCHV/Charlottes- hearts desire" on the air - Mikey see, Mikey do . . . WDAK/Columbus, GA has changed ville are Jill Strauss and Andrea Kessel from WNBC-TV/New York and WVIR-TV, from a rocker to a Pop/Adult format . . . WCHV/Charlottesville helped to raise $13,000 for also Charlottesville, respectively . . . the Multiple Sclerosis organization with an auction in which the station participated. . WMAL/Washington Capitol Hill correspondent Joseph McGaffrey was given an exclusive interview with former President Gerald Ford recently on issues ranging from Iran to the Nixon pardon . . . WSB/ Atlanta's morning team. Jim and John, will serve as Grand Color Marshals of the Peach Bowl parade December 31 . . KYUU/San Francisco, as part of a IT'S A BIRD - A PLANE - NO IT'S SANTA: WSB/Atlanta got area residents into tribute to the International Year Of The Child, awarded $1000 to three Bay Area youngsters the holiday spirit in a hurry recently, as the station delivered Kris Kringle in the station's in a "Holidays Are For Kids" art contest . . WCBM/Baltimore Sports Director Tom Davis helicopter. PD George Fischer was the Master of Ceremonies for his arrival at the big has been chosen Outstanding Sports Reporter of the Year by the Sports Boosters of Mary- shopping center in town. The event launched the annual drive co-sponsored by the Marine land . . Misco Broadcasting, new owners of KAKE/Wichita, showed a little class recently Corps for the Toys for Tots campaign. as they treated the staff to a lunch at a local restaurant. The get-acquainted feed fea- HIGH ENERGY: WEI.I/New Haven just completed its "Energy Saving" promotion tured board chairman Bud Beren; we're informed that Beren, some years ago, hosted a During the promotion. WELI aired more than 100 energy-saving tips on a one-per-hour classical music hour on another local radio station . . . An up note to close on this decade basis. It was based, in part, on the principle of "cash call." except instead of the callers as we receive a twist on an old problem. Ross Hunter, Operations Manager of WJMA/ having to remember the amount in the jackpot, they had to remember that hour's energy Orange, VA, who like many smaller market programmers has faced poor to worse record savings tip. An added element made it more exciting - if the hour's call-out person did service, writes to acknowledge a promotion man for outstanding service - A&M promo not answer the phone, the station would open their lines for anyone to call and repeat the manager Phil Quartanaro was praised for his super service . . . WGY/Schenectady previously aired tip. Prizes included heater-huggers, a solar music box or cigarette light-

is almost complete with the installation of a new computer which is design ed to aid ers, and other such items. The big prizes included two one-year supplies of heating oil, their music system. Music Director Paul Cassidy explains , "We will input our music valued at $1500 apiece . . . also a fully installed solar hot water system The grand prize format - the computer will then take our selections from our oldies and current was a vacation to Mexico. This public service-oriented promotion was one of the most library and rotate the music based upon our classifications and qualifications for each successful in the station's history. particular record. The design initially is to experiment as to whether we want a corn- Page68 REtR/Frlday, December 21, 1979

Pr POP/ADULT BREAKERS. POP/ADULT AIRPLAY/ 40 "Breakers" are those newer records thal have the greatest level ol Two Last station activity on anv given week Weeks Weeks Week December 21, 1979 BARRY MANILO W 7 2 1 0 CAPTAIN b TENNILLE/Do That To Me One More Time (Casablanca) When I Wanted You (Arista) 10 7 3 0 DIONNE WAR WICK/Deja Vu (Arista) 19 15 5 0 KENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The County (UA) 70% of our reporters are on it Adds include WHA M, KHO W, 6 5 4 4 STYX/Babe (Ab M) WIS, WHBC, WATR, KOLO, KEX, WGY, WS M-FM, WV MT, 15 13 6 0 STEVIE WONDER/Send One Your Love (Tamla) WBZ, WSB, WBT, WNE W, WIB W, KWOS, KGNR, KRNT, 8 3 2 6 RUPERT HOLMES/Escape (The Pine Colada Song) )MCA) KRKK. Key moves: 28-20 KITE, 30-25 WLO W, 28-25 WRIE, 23- 16 14 7 7 CLIFF RICHARD/We Don't Talk Anymore (EMI America) 21 WDIF, debut 23 WBEN, debut 23 WPRO, debut 28 WORG, 13 11 8 8 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Cool Change (Capitol) debut 28 WJBO, debut 29 WY MC, debut 30 W MAZ, debut 29 17 12 0 RITA COOLIDGE/I'd Rather Leave While I'm In Love (Ab M) 29 WLNH. Heavy rotation: WHIO, WJON, KFMB. Debuts at 9 9 10 10 DR. HOOK/Better Love Nest Time (Capitol) No. 24 on P/A chart. 1 1 9 11 BARRY MANILO W/Ships (Arista) FLEET WOOD MAC 24 20 16 10 DANN ROGERS/Looks Like Love Again (International Artists) Sara (WB) 25 19 15 13 KENNY LOGGINSfThis Is It (Columbia) 64% of our reporters are on it. Adds include WHIO, WHDH, 4 10 13 14 J.D. SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia) WSB, WGY, KMBZ, KGGF, KSL, KFMB, WIS, WNEU, KRMG, 33 24 0 TERI DeSARIO w/KC/Yes, I'm Ready (Casablanca) WFDF (dp), KNBR, WBO W, W HEN, WT MJ, WLVA. Key 27 23 20 0 ABBA/Chiquitita (Atlantic) moves: 20-12 WBEN, 12-8 WS M-FM, 15-10 WV MT, 25-22 2 4 11 17 COM MODORES/Still (Motown) KSTP, 26-20 WDIF, 24-20 WMAZ, 35-29 FM97, 27-23 WCHV, 38 29 22 0 LOBO/Holdin' On For Dear Love (MCA/Curb) debut 27 KWOS, debut 29 WLO W. Jumps 36-26 on PIA chart 32 27 21 0 HERB ALPERT/Rotation (AErM) 14 16 19 20 FRANK MILLS/Peter Piper (Polydor) 3 6 18 21 BARBRA STREISAND/DONNA SUM MER/No More Tears (Enough ) (Col/Cas) 32 26 0 MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With You (Epic) NEW &ACTIVE 12 12 14 23 CRYSTAL GAYLE1Half The Way (Columbia) You II notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below (example 30/51 The first represents total number of our reporting stations 0 BARRY MANILO W/When I Wanted You (Arista) playing the record this week. The second is the number of those stations 34 31 27 25 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Cruisin' (Tamia) that added it this week. 36 1:;) FLEETWOOD MAC/Sara (WB) SMOKEY ROBINSON "Cruisin' " ITamla) 4416 add WHBC WSIX WYMC WHEN 5 8 17 27 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol) hAlt VVCFR Key moves 18 11 WHIZ 21 16 WNEU 106 WLOW 19 14 VVRIE 17 10 WMAZ. 37 30 WSGW 22 17 WDIF 26 21 VVORG debut 17 KRMG debut 24 WISH debut 27 KWOS debut 29 35 32 0 MAUREEN McGOVERN/Can't Take My Eyes Off You (WB/Curb) WBOW debut 29 KSTP Increased 27 25 on PA chart 33 30 29 29 HALL Et OATES/Wait For Me (RCA) MAUREEN McGOVERN "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" (WB/Curb) 43/5 add WFTL KPPL WHOK WBOW KROCI Kay moves 133 WATR 14-11 WJBO 2923 WSGW 22 18 28 28 28 30 SUPERTRA MPTTake The Long Way Home (MINI) 6560 2622 WAS 19 15 KDWN 21 17 WHAG 31 25 WHBC Increased 32 re on PA chart 37 31 EAGLES/The Long Run (Asylum) EAGLES "The Long Run" (Asylum) 29/5 odd KITE. WGY WHOM WBOW KNEIR Key moves 17 10 KOLO 20 14 KRMG 147 WBEN 1813 WFYR. 24 19 KWOS 2919 WDIF 2917 40 36 35 32 MOON MARTIN/No Chance (Capitol) WOWO debut 20 WB2 debut 23 WMAZ. debut 24 WVMT. debut 26 WNE1). debut 27 WCSC. 21 21 30 33 KC Et THE SUNSHINE BAND/Please Don't Go (TKI debut 10 WORG Increased 37 31 on P A chart MOON MARTIN "No Chance" (Capitol) 38/2 add WELI KGNR Key moves 21-19 40 34 JENNIFER WARNES/Don't Make Me Over (Arista) WJBO 28 Z3 6560 25:22 KOLO debut 29 WORG Increased 35 31 on ESA chart 39 35 BOBBY VINTON/Make Believe It's Your First Time (Tapestry) JENNIFER WARNES "Don't Make Me Over" (Arista) 3113 add (HOW KUKI, 18 22 25 WSB Key moves 211 5 009 2922 WISH 3023 WAS 23 19 WSM FM 21 18 WMAZ debut 26 WLOW, 36 ENGLAND DAN Es J.F. COLEY/What Can I Do With This Broken (Big Tree) debut 25 WY MC debut 30 KSTP Increased 40 34 on PA chart 37 JIM MY BUFFETTNolcano (MCA) BOBBY VINTON "Make Believe It's Your First Time" (Tapestry) 32/5 sad 38 DIRT BAND/American Dream WA) WFDF 6560 WHIO KOGO WISH Key moves 2922 WJBO debut 18 KDWN debut 28 WNEU Heavy robstion WJON WCER Increased 39-35 on PA chart 110. 39 JIM WEATHERLY1Smooth Sailin' lElektral JIM MY BUFFET!' -Volcano" (MCA) 2611 add WBOW Key moves 18 14 WLOW 12 emsele 40 NEIL DIA MOND/September Morn (Columbia) 27 WCHV 27 24 WAS debut 25 WISH debut 27 1NVMT Heavy rotation WJON Dehuts at No 37 on P A chart This chart is based solely on statistics compiled weekly from our reporting stations DIRT BAND "American Dream" (UA) 23/8 ode WOW KOY KRMG WPRO KNOW. New Entry WCFR 164/MT KSTP Key moves debut 28 WSM FM debut 24 WBEN debut 27 WLOW debut 30 Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters e i=110. WJBO debut 30 WCSC Heavy roration VVTMJ Debuts at No 38 on P'A chart JIM WEATHERLY "Smooth Sailin' " (Elektral 24/1 add XGGE Key moves 31 25 WHAG 22 18 KMPC Debuts at No 39 on PA chart DANA VALERY "I Don't Want To Be Lonely" (Scott) Bros I 25/2 sae WAS WSI X Moves 31 27 WTAR 29 28 WJBO debut 29 WNEU NEIL DIA MOND "September Morn" (Columbia) 43/43. ()nem tha &i n.,. mos, Added in any given weal, TO, this section of 1199 - and baled on that stren gth qualifies it as the ROGER WHITTAKER "You Are My Miracle" (RCA) 23/2 add KRNT KBLF Moves No 40 debut Some of those adds are WASH VVTAE 609 KEX, KNEIR WHIO WNEW WSB 29 215 WSGW 73 19 VVHAG. debut 17 KDWN Heavy rotation WEIL. KLYD. KMRJ Most Added: WAS KSTP WAIF WPRO KRMG KMPC KMBZ KSL. WiP WBEN WHBC KNOW WSGW RICHIE FURAY "I Still Have Dreams" (Asylum) 19/3 sae WI NH WYMC WORG WTMJ K FOR KWOS KOLO WFYR WDIF Moves 29 23 WHIZ debut 30 WPRO debut 35 FM97 NEIL DIAPAOND STEVE FORBERT "Romeo's Tune" (Nemperor) 18/4 sea WREC KSTP wcin September Morn 'Columbia, Others Getting Significant Action WI-HO 21 18 WCSC 24 20 FM97 27 22 WRIE 39 29 WCHV debut 28 WPRO debut 28 WHI3C Added at 50% of our reportin g stations debut 29 WSM FM BARRY MANILO W ROBERT JOHN "Only Time" (EMI America) 31/ add WOUA Moves ze 14 KRKO When I Wanted You (Antra, 29 2C WHBC Heavy rotation 6566 BARBRA STREISAND "Kiss Me In The Rain" (Columbia) 16/16 adds include Added et 29% of our reportin g stations WAY WBAL WHIO VVGIR WIP WSGW WIBW WOUA KEX KWOS WSM FM KMBZ CARLENE CARTER "Do It In .N Heartbeat" (WB) 30/1 add 1560 Moves 138 FIEET WOOD MAC B.J. THO MAS "God Bless The Children" (MCA/Songbird) 16/7 sae WHIZ KUKI debut 30 WBOW Sere (WB, KOY KMBZ WSM FM WHOK WCER KRNT JOHN STEWART "Lost Her In The Sun" IRSO) 28/6 sae weow WCIUA KPPL Added at 213% of our mporting •tanons WTMJ WIS WPRO Moves 23 16 WYMC 16 11 WLOW 2s 21 WSM FM debut 26 WISH debut 28 TOM JOHNSTON "Savannah Nights" (WB( 16/0. re... 27 18 KUKI 215: 22 WPRO DAN FOGELBERG debut 15 WISH debut 30 WNEU 6560 Longer (hill Arloomfmr, Added at 25% of our moor/mg stations DAN FOGELBERG "Longer" (Full Moon/Epic) 25/22 adds include WHIO KSTP JACK JONES -Theme From Love Boat" (MG M) 15/12 add WJON. KRMG WHAG (FOR WSI3 KHOW KFMB KDWN WASH lEO WFYR WAS WHBC KMSZ WTMJ KRKK KRIM WSGW ht,IAZ KRNT WCER WSB WAIF KMRJ KFOR Debuts 25 WBEN debut 30 BARBRA STREIILIIAD Move. 20 11 WSM FM debut 30 WRIE VVIBVV Koss Me In The Rein (Colurnhaa, Added at 18% of our reportin g •tanons sea ANNE MURRAY "Daydream Believer" (Capitol) 14/13 WIP KFOR WVMT ANNE MURRAY Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks WJON WHAG WHI3C FM97 KSTP W HE W WBAL KMPC 609 1(EX Daydream Believer leepitoll (The following album tracks, alphabetically listed by artist are getting SPINNERS "Working My Way Back To You" (Atlantic) 14/15 add WORG Added., 15% of our reportong stations WPRO WHBC WHAG WMAZ Debuts 26 WNEU debut 2S WSM FM debut 40 FM97 significant eirpkty on many of our Pop/Adult stations.) ELO "Last Train To London" (Jet) 14/4 add KOLO 2.1 WHAG WYMC. WOWO ARRA LA Have A Dream tt la Wean I for The Nights dencici / Moves 21 17 6560 29 24 WLOW debut 22 WREN debut 27 WSM FM debut 27 WISH HERB ALPERT (AG M) 1980

JIM MY BUFFET7 (MCA) Drearnsicle Chanson Pour les P0 013 Enfants Survive ROBERT JOHN "Lonely Eyes" (EMI America) 1412 sae WELI WCHV Moves 13 10 KRIMO 27 24 WOIG 33 29 WTAR debut 28 WCSC debut 28 WHAG debut 29 WPRO CAPTAIN Et TENNILLE ICasiblertoal Love On A Shoestring ' CHICAGO (Coi mbra& Life Is Whe r it Is Runaway Loser With A Broken Heart JONES GIRLS "We're A Melody" (Philadelphia International) 14/2 sea WREC WISH Moves 30 24 WYMC R(TA COOLIDGE (AB M) Sweet (Morton Pain Of Love BOB DYLA N (Coiani/e) I Believe in You Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others, JUDIE TZUKE "Stay With Me Till Dawn" (Rocket/MCA) 14/2 odd KALE KPPL EAGLES LAsybin) I Gan t Tell You Why Sad Cafe Moves 30 17 KUKI 23 21 WBEN debut 26 WYMC Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 'WM Honey Hl" "Never Make Me Cry "Sisters Of Th. Moon ROD STEWART "I Don't Want To Talk About It" )WB( 13/5 ode wse WLOW Angel Ore. fy St0 ,113 " 'Think About Me Over WCHV WYMC WHOM Moves 22 20 WSM FM 28 25 WDIF RUPERT HOL MES (MCA) Answering Machine BILLY PRESTON b SYREETA "With You I'm Born Again" (Motown) 13/2 CAPTAIN is TENNILLE NICOLETTE LARSON (WM Dancin Jones Rio de Janeiro Bluff Back in My Arms Again add WAS WGIR Moves 2016 WOWS 32 20 KUKI Do That To Me One More Time 'Casablanca , KENNY LOGGIIVS (Cokarrataii Kamp The Fire Reported hot at 86% of our stanons ISAAC HAYES "Don't Let Go" (Polydor) 12/2 add WNEU WFDF (dpi Moves 169 MELISSA MA NCHESTER LArlatil "Don tW.nr A Hearteche" 'Holdin On To The [CA W,' KOLO 8 3 WYMC 23 17 WMAZ 2619 WLOW 30 23 WCSC KENNY ROGERS BARRY MA RR O W (Arlatil Rein" W hy Don I We Try A Slow Dance ' "Sunday Father Coward Of The County VA l Don r W a n, To W fflik Without You W here Are They Now" On. Voice PAUL McCARTNEY "Wonderful Christmas Time" (Columbia) 11/4 add wsni Reported hot at 513% of our •tations FM WHOK WHIO WOIF Moves 31 25 WET JIM MY MESSINA (Columba& Free To Be Me Lou,,' YOu Lad," RUPERT HOL MES ANNE MURRAY (Copia,' You ve Got Me To Hold On To" FOGHAT "Third Time Lucky" (Bearsville/WB) 11/3 add WNEU WCHV WOIF Escape (The Pone Colada Song, iMCA , EDDIE RABBITT Loyehne Moves 10 5 WYMC 11 4 KUKI 2215W10W debut 28 KWOS Reported hot at 44% of our •tations KENNY ROGERS OJAI Goodbye Mori She A Mystery" NicourrE LARSON "Let Me Go. Love" (WB) 10/5 add WHIO 6510 KUKI DIONNE WAR WICK CARLY SIMON Weibel Love You Coming To Get You "Just Like You Do 'Love You WDIF KDWN Moves 18 14 WSM FM Deja Vu Antra) Hy H eart Reported hot et 39% of our •tation• JD SOUTHER (Coil mbia) Whine Rhythm And W INS KOOL Et THE GANG "Ladies' Night" (Delite) 10/1 add WDIF Moves 19 13 WNEU 10 15 WOE 2823 KWOS 20 17 WHZ STEVIE WON DER BARBRA STREISAND (Coh mike) "Ribero" Come Rain Or Come Shine' Send One Your Love RAND f VAN WAR M(R (BeareHlIel "Losing Out On LOY* DONNA SUM MER "On The Radio" (Casablanca) 1011 add NOLO Moves 2217 Reported hot at 27% of our station. JENNIFER INARNES Arista) Shot Through The Heart" '7401 Me Just One More Time WYMC 38 28 WCHV 22 17 WNEU 25 19 WATR debut 29 WRIE WINGS (CoAintdal Baby a Request" 'Winter" COM MODORES "Wonderland" (Motown) 911 add KNBR Move. 32 26 WHBC debut STEVIE WO NDER (T unis) Power Flower Bleck Orchid" Eo ne Back As 4 Flown, 27 W.180 debut 30 WISH Page 69

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REAC H SO NE K ARLA RON O M US A Ilimudful C aribou! M IRA You Wo k.. (Columbia, ADDS & HOTS ENIO N E E MI EI M EIM M E M E M E N E M N EI M E M E - EAST Williebbeyhesees elte/Peoledelelee WPM 0/Premdeemp 11041/1m mladd MIATRAVA•A me ENI MIN EINIE EI M EM EIN E *BAL"Basosow WVIIT/lbarWigeen Weldese3Meemesemn Kenn Andeern Mb Rom Ndleamee 0 M E M N O N . • Lem Gar, VAmel•A 1 47 Inommorm Ow% Awes Queen M. Diemen! 8. Panilow M E N N E E M i N. Olownd A III M E N EIME e. Mendrell .• Morr., Kermit $ Polite • Rogers J. Stewart (Slanted) B. Streisand (Daydream) A. !Wray Streisend (0.5ted, M E N OMIN E E N M / M =1 M M B. Streisand Spinners Dirt Band R. Pallier A. Morrty B. Manilas (Daydream) S. Forbert A. Murray Dirt Band IMMesiONIM MI 0 * E M E E M E 5. Robinson L. Seyer (Daydream) (Wanted) Reaches Herb Preston A Ser.et. * M E N N E N (Daydream) 10011(51 MDTTEST NOTTEST Dirt Band J. Jones Dirt Band 12 • Diamond LRB Sty. S. Wonder 119,211 weem James A Klugh Dere 6 Suga• 4011€ 51 HOTTEST C. Richard F. Jolt M. McGove.n Moe* Fromm HOTTEST Capt. A Tennille ILO K. Roger% Capt. A Tennille R. Coolidge D. Werwl, • Kanllow R. Hol m. Spinner's R. Holmes M. Jackicw A Holmes Capt. & Tennille 0. yomm„ (Wanted) K. toggins OOTTEST K. Rogers CH AR UE DA NIELS SAN D DIRT SAN D R. Coolidge S Wonder Supertre.% Dr Hook LRB commoponts T DeSario ,C 6 . Roger* England Dan 11. Jaceson Behind Your Eyes (Epic) A merican Dream OJAI Ur tico1 R. Coolidge JIM MY BUFFETT V. Ellison D. Warwick Capt I Tennille WEILlekviONsymi NATI7)Anilemeh K. Rogers W onderland (Colu mbia, INME Milmemine M. Jackson Volcano iPACAI HOTTEST S. Wonder K. Rogers VIM Ihnio Damememmh M E M E M E M E VIMAIR/RoMessm SolaCaredo Soho Chest New le Ace. Eagles F. We „ 1.115 N. Dioiond Mae Hamm M E N E M E N E M E N E M (Heartache) CAPT. I lon, 011, Mll A Oates N. Diamond D. Fogelberg WifieJeers ion morn M E = M M 2 M M E N E M E N E tyx WRIVIne ,S. Wonder T. DeSarlo/KC A. Murray Nil A Oates 0 Dr. *sok Rooker Morn P. Cool ldqe M. Wirt,' M E N OMIN E E M E N OMIN E E (Daydream) .. ManChester I Denver 0 Muuwits1 LOB M. Nightingale R. John Iota Y. Ell(men M O N E M E N E E M E N O M E M Peaches Herb a Wilia m R. 11o1 Kes (Lonely) HOTTEST Lobo N. Diamond V02610/Hoostoure J Fricke M E M E N N E M M M M HOTTEST R. Haloes T. DeSario/KC Kermit 6 curb Lem ke. C Rich M ISBIBE EMIE M * E M E M E N VIRIDIP Merin k Rogers Sty. M. Jackson Dram A MA J. Jones F. Pbc Capt. 6 Tennille M U M E M E N E 1214 LRB B. Menilow 11 33 R. Stewart R. Holmes Abbe Styx A. Parsons (Wanted) 1214 . 145c Pcs Nukes HOTTEST R. Holm% Capt. 0 Tennille Abbe HOTTEST ( Various ) 5. Wonder Lobo wASHTIfeeswown DC 5. Robinson MOTTEST 5,6 Ch/Ansmn . Hook H0TTEST D. Warwick D. Rogers R. Holmes i.DA N FOGELBERG Capt. 6 Tenni' le R. 401055 C. Richard AlEfentsin210 ELO FLEET W OO D M AC VOVE1VdereiVerk Capt. A Tennille Queen EAGLES K. Rogers M. Jackson . Capt. A TeneIlle Den Borns Last Treln To London OM) Sere MEN ... Longer (Full MoonlEplc) Jel4Mewm D. Werwick D Fogelberg Capt. A 'enroll 108 The (ono Run lAsylvom J. D. Soutner N. Diamond S. Wonder N. Diamond S. Robinson I 1 M E M E N N E E N Diamond HOTTEST D. Roger? HOTTEST m m o m m O M m SPEAKER WIDE MINIMM tool & The Can VeLMH/Laconw Check Othen M E M O .1 Denver A Muppets AbOa R. Rogers J D Souther Ream Chem . Meru Ceow 0 M E M E N N E B. Monilow CApt. I Tennille liJackson m o m m m o m m N. Dimond B. Vinton (Wanted) K. Rogers Peri Cower 0 E M M O N S Sop.Capt. A Tennille O MMAM M E M M M E N E M . HOTTEST R. Furey A. Murray C. Richard Mirom meim m R. Holm* O'JOyS (Daydream) D. Warwick B. Menilow S. Wonder M INIEN EIME M. Jackson % Dlaeond O M MIMM O m m HOTTEST R. Coolidge (Wanted) P. Coggin, M E N N E N . Eagle* R. News. S Wonder Hall Oates - A rno w . * M E N E M K. Rogers Jones Girls A Rogers Eagles F. Mee (Melody) D. Rogers * M E N E M 12 14 727 12 27 F. Mm 171 HOTTEST Or Hook HOTTEST Styx R. Coolidge R. Holmes RIC HIE FURAY H ALL It OATES A LoggIns Capt. A Teen1lle STEVE FORSERT C. Richerd FOGH AT I Still Nave Drowns (Asylu m Walt For Me (RCM C. Richard D. Warwick Capt. I Tennille Ro meo's Tuns (No mperoN Third Tint* allmrsvilteAVEll Capt. & Tennille Dr. Hook M M O M M O M M supertremp M O M M O M M m m mumme0 0 S. Robinson M E M . K. RO W , M. Jackson M O O m m o m m MIS O M = M M M m m o m m o m m 0 M M E MIRM OM T. Johnston M o mMIM M E M M Mu m mo m m a Coolidge M E M O M E M M M O M M M M U M EMM O WORG,o'sneebw ,g = N O M IN E E O M M M O M M E - SOUTH MARI M mon WRED/Mernmho *00.1 hemeesnraw M W OMMIM M E m m u m mim m = OILCAN/AA . W.1•13/11eson Rowe. RCIP/OCAPPimmlm KAPP(' rem Shim FAimphy Dann Dem c oho in. Sneed Sivuowni mo m mmimm m m m o m m m E M noto. Susan ilemmem Thew. et Terme Law/Mo m mulM O M O O M spinners N. Dimond MTAM M M O M M R. Stewart D. Fogelberg pc jyyy se0 B. Streisand :.. (i:mi,.ii,iii. inummo m mene Spinners U M M E MMO M R. John :ellij„, :.foss (e Stye u m Mommom m Styx(Why) NB. Mandrel1Diamond S. Kiss 17 1 (Why) 127 siL01 141( "57 ‘ M... TecTE Gos1 vern Q. Furey 0. $4,11 0. Sty. Cr Jays S Forbert B. Russell PB : NKSt Crlar"tne.1 S. Steele MICH AEL JACKS ON ROBERT JO HN Peaches 6 Herb Capt. 6 Tennitle (Wanted) HOTTEST JA MES 4. KLUG H Stye Barbra I Donna :". 1:coR4447 kmr9,.._1 ISAAC HAYES Mmn tt,::n sty K. Rogers Rock Win, You (Spiel Karl (Tappan Z../Col) Only Time (EMI America) Tramsca, , lam) :46 Sunshine B*.niili rl'Is 8B..° klJe.'S,Mitz,ven... son Don't Lot Go IRolYthal HOTTEST HOTTEST J.0. Souther milm o M mim M HOTTEST ILI:T.7E5T R. Holmes S. Wonder ::D. 'Rogers1.::71 009m :. r.ewart WFTL/Fi Lbedeedaki ;I. :5;y91;::r M E M MI U M Dr. Hook SC McGovern Copt A Tenn''•' som m m a m m m :: ,R.:;7',,:" HOTTEST Tom Deem J.D. Souther I!", !Ri..791:1i" ,4 Capt. A Tennille 0 M. Jackson MIM MIAMMIM M :ep31..c:,:nnille (Opt. 6 Tennille K. Ljo.scl::: ''!':".0114 :nn'll. 7 0eSaricifKE 004111JMeseehns M A M E Nall i Oates C. Richard ...1:::'' ,::: ' Chem/Awns M M U M M O M M WCSLotssC ia""""' HOTTEST :::,:‘,Zeitt7ft. B. :?::rrst .1,0.9,(1: ffett0 R. Holmes R.K Rftogerge r: M u M M E M E M S. C0 7411$'7 111*tlilliser D. RemickI.Ro°9bgthins °" 0. ;Uogelberg U M MOIM M E M Rie":..ndJ'Ag(r:1:*sonn 1....DeSa•lo/KC N. (Marone, T. DeSarlo/KC I i 127 ION 7'19 C°/ pj..ty,.:.11.rTend Mlle By ,,,,,,„„yym Will..... /Ael aa, N. Larson WD. LVW/71.viven1ch big 7: 74:mcB:M.h.''''''' D Valery

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Diahond 11'1..P.14%O.'14,::'nn'''' Capt. A Termille M OON MARTIN TT" F. Mec DAVID LOGGINS BARRY MA MLO W • NICOL ETTE LARSO N No Chance iCaprrof '.. : ris"' B. Jawes W h.nl Wanted You Arista( ril: :I: F I Le Me GO Lova MILO The Fool M M. (Epic) R. Coolidge NOSIEST BREAKER Check New m m m m m m m m my w„,, C. Richard B Sbnilow MMIM M O MM = K. Loggins (Ships) 0 R. Hoboes m o m m mummo S. Wonder M E M M E M E M Capt. TennIlle M m O m mimmom - MIDWEST MIM M eIWNO M WOUA Cues Cl,, svisorTayeke FINT Ausos•ofir•son CPIV ,,,,,, , o,n wskilsmeiwindir. minam m E M M SYNC 'Aesmoon we visIC..CAP son ',woo 00107 floss. John Aso SoDII fer, Ed.... John verower. B. omnilou 'AM S W U M 711 12 74 II. Diamond R. Whittaker J. Messina (Wanted) 12 21 1019 Hone 8. Pointer D. Fogelberg J. Jones 11:1010. Maime" nd 8. 1111:1 '' n" N. mamona HOTTEST B. Streisand M AUREEN McG OVERN JIM MY MESSINA BETTE MIDLER Iota Lobo 4C'jj'i'°: :;.:4'''':mm.SYrl.dro :rti;') ll'0.1 4.0'00'100 gerL I'"‘101nr: B. Streisand PA UL MeCA RTNEY B Manilow cnc J,,0.757(tesT art dT.0.1:De:r0a: riotFliC Can f Take My NYB/Curtil Ne w And (Colu mbia) Big Noise &O M (Arleta, HOTTEST B. Manilow 8 John K. Kristo MMMMM on W onderful (Columble) (Snips) R. Holmes (Wanted) HOTTEST 'PI:la:hes 4 Herb 0, ,mBelo .,. A. Murray P. Holmes C Richard B.J Thomas 1 4 Foghet Broken M. Jackson C Rich B. Menilow N. Dias,/ Dirt Band Capt. 6 Tenni)), Ottion OM 1 A. Gibb K. Rogers K. Legg'. T. (1"DenSatedrio)/KE R Holmes ' Rogers J.0. Souther Eagles HOTTEST H.Stye Alpert . HOTTCST K. Rogers ... Rogers T Warwick poem's WHISC/Censen C:l. I Tennil le S. Wonder Hick lawbs D. Hook 1:5. 11., KGGFiGetemumit Capt. A Tennil le s SA MIS. KeteGiTese K. Rogers 71 IRA !.S. :!Wonder::: *!:'I ld!:e:"':'''' C::;"':, log.l L 711'.:L (S;"1;''''''1;457::". Dom Rohm rrnted( F. Mac II Olarond kinson T. DeSarloSYC i,:,:::: ,: me. 11111 7f• a it 2 J. Weatherly B. Streisend 12 se uselberg B. MA M A. B. Jaws S Diamond •oiray ;... :J4:"Ccd:ki:: . (Wanted) A, Murray ..1 Jones lirt Band ',dream) PABLO CR UISE ARS 7070(51 .1 Jones M AXINE NIG HTING ALE !I ro rg::: k „n A N NE M URRAY WILLIE NELSON Went You Tonighr (AD M, HOTTEST 075I FT:he" Gang 0.Di ii(rt4 1: ,I'.d.') B . Johnson Iftring ng ChM 011indsongi "'Daydrea m flelieveir Wootton Help Ms Make (Colu mbia) Lobo KPABZ/MmoweCim P. McCartney :01' TE,,.S1.,,1 (00000) Uroo•s) (10) , Mend HuTT(ST H. Alpert D Slar-,11 m m o m m mimmi E M M E N M E N. Larson Sty. Rogers [II I K. Rogers :771::Ond N. Dianond C 0(12470 R. Menilow Check Owses• M M O M MUMM O EI M E N N E E J. Marries a Haines rips) (Ships) m m o m m m o m m mmumm mo m Capt. A Tenni] le O C444ther4 "D. Fogelberg CDaP eteriticl:""" le K Roge, 0 si.wick Laot 4 Tenntli. (Ships) . hat C Richard II Alpert M O M M E M M E mim m o m m o m WHIONIerton cy0 g, e iy 00 ,11, B. $treisand Fog ,ners S Wonder I Loggins = M O M m o M M u m M E Km Rankin A Holmes Hall 6 Oates HOTTEST e Novo, ,gers C. Richard R. Coolidge • John M E M MOrmomi M EMPIMENIEMI 11.4. sfevenson F (lonely) D /armies 11071107B.J. Thomas C. Pt' ll 1.. "" . KLEE/Ohm/mom Di *20141 r1." E M E E M E N E rSeriO/FC P McCArteeY K Rogers mumm a m m O M HOTTEST K. Roge rs Scow %eds. 4' 10, 500,' U M M E M M E M oraMMME MENI FRiCkesione J Denver 4 Moppets Capt. A Tennille T. DeSerio/KC A. Msrray *MallamewaM B. Vinton WChvoll 11.10. I, lo if tRaydream) Ow.Coo 1221 B. genii's, .. JaCkson Esg1es yellow Magic 07ch "Ships) A. Parsons K. toggins J Jones ,nes D. Fogelberg Lcly ,ns CH AR UE R CU . T. Petty HOTTEST Manhattan Transfer HELEN REDDY Thomas N. Larson T. Petty D Warwick C. Pride D AN PEEK B. PRESTO N It SYREET A G. Burns Let Me Be Your (Capitol) You re Gonna Love W A , 'es 6 Herb s. N„ T. DeSario/KC S. Wonder WIPIAAmmulim or. HOTTEST 11 Fogelbe , s Ready FPI Love (MC A, With Vol. I'm !Moto wn) A Williams Kaki Otesimmai Capt. 6 o StreiSand (LO A. Rogers K. Rogers D. West miles N. Diavond HOTTEST B.J Thomas WIRDA/lawiceom B. 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R &R/Fridey, Dece mber 21. 1979 OPPORTUNITIES Openings Openings W BBF/Rochoster. NY wants energetic, night time Openings Openings personality if you can com municate arid entertain, K WY/Cheyene, WY needs Ne ws Director. Must be a and want to do your pert in taking us to the top, send hustler We offer good salary, car, gas allowance, paid HELP! Good Pop/Adult radio titan.. with • big sig- KFMZ/Colu mbia M O needs strong announcer lor nal in a smell town 10,000 wttt KGGF needs a night tapes and resumes today. Dave Mason, WBBF, 860 life, health, dental and profit sharing Experience and Midwest three college town Tapes and resumes to time DJ who can assume the Music Director's duties Midtown Towe,. Rochester, NY 14804. EOE 112- 211 desire to work a must. Contact John Ramsey, 1307) Mark Shevitz, Box 1346, Columbia, M O 65201 EOE 832.0551 Tapes and resumes to BOX 928, Cheyenne, and carry a good share of production Tapes and re- M/F112-211 sumes to: Bill Miller, KOOF, Coffeyville, KS 87337 EOE Program Director Mode m Country and/or Adult VVY 82001 EOE M/FI12-21) M/F112-211 Contempo rary experience required. Applicants must Ne ws anchors and reporters needed for Southeast have the ability to execute an already successful format, W N AP/Indianapolls looking for full and part time Texas most aggressive news department. Tapes and end make a generous pro motion budget sound bigger. locks. No beginners. Tapes and resumes to Chris Ne ws Director and news reporter needed. FM rock- resumes to KPAC, Ted Stocker, 7700 Gulfwey, Port er, 18-34, good wages, good company Reply Rob, Send tapes and resume to Bob Maley, G M, WBAX, Conner, 2836 N Illinois, Indianapolis, IN 46206 No calls Arthur, TX 77840 EOE 112-21) WKEE, Box 2266, Huntington, WV 25701 13041525-7788. One Broadcast Plaza, Wi(kes-Barre, PA 18703.112-21) please EOE M/F 112-211 Closing date 12-2479. EOE M/F112-211 Opening for afternoon anchor/news reporter. Im- Friendly, worm personality thin kno ws and likes KYAK-A M end KOOT•F M/Anchorage needs Chief mediate opening Tapes and resumes to Rob Sumner, KTSA-KTFM/Elan Antonio, TX looking for good, emo- Country music. Also production skills Good opportunity Engineer who loves routine maintenance AM is 50 kw W DDD/WDD W, At 37 North, Marion, IL 62959 EOE tive news people. Energetic delivery, strong interest in in growing Las Vegas market Send tape of show and 2-tower DA on 650 kHz. FM is 25 kw auto mated M/F (12 21) production to K -RA M Radio, 923 E Desert Inn Road, Contact Bill Brink or Nancy Johnson, 2800 East Dowl local reporting, overall news know-how No. 1 station in South Texas. Tapes and resumes to Anne Schiller, News Las Vegas. NV 89109 Attn: Chuck Manning 112-21) ing Rd., Anchorage, AK 99507 or call 19071 344-2522, 095-F M/Ft. Pierce, FL. 100 kw Contemporary music 112.211 Director, Box 18128, San Antonio, rx 78218 EOE M/F 112-211 station looking for experienced morning personality 127 0/WTSN/Dover. NH has en Immediate opening Must relate to adults and their lifestyles New facility, for en air talent to work part time 39 hours a week. W ANTED) Applicants for future openings. Send good salaries Send tapes and resumes and latest ARB tapes and resumes to KIZ M, Box 99, La Crosse, WI KPA M AM &FM/Portland, OR looking for Chief En- WTSN is an adult Top 40 station. 5 kw fulltime Shift: ratings to Gary Beck, Operations Mgr, W OVV, 708 gineer. Must be sound oriented, extensive experience Sunday thru Thursday 8pm-12,15am, Fridays 6-9pm 54601, Ain: Kevin St John EOE M/F 112-211 N 7th St., Ft Pierce, FL 33460 EOE M/F (12-211 required. Contact Bill Mayne at 1503) 228-7876. EOE Female applicants are encouraged to apply. Send tape 112-211 and current resume to Jim Sebastian, Radio Station Morning person at Ohio Pop/Adult. Must be able to My Ne ws Director was offered e greet opportunity handle production and com municate with small market W TSN. Box 400, Dover, NH 03820. No calls please. at a top station in the top 50 market. If you are inter EOE 112-211 Mode m Country OJ needed for important shift on atmosphere. Good intro market, strong AM/FM combo. ested in his job, send tape, resume and writing sample Send tapes and resumes to John Co., Box 492, Celina, class B stereo FM in small com munity, New York ADI. to Ed Owens, WCHV, Box 5387, Charlottesville, VA 22906 OH 45822 EdE112-211 If you know modern Country music and can project KYAK -A M/Anchorage. 50,000 wen Modern Coun- or C011(804) 977-5666 EOE M/F )12.211 your personality on the air, and in com mercials, send try, has immediate opening for a mature, experienced resumes, tapes end salary histories to General Manager, morning dnve personality with production skills. Pos- Come to the Springel Experienced News Director Box 40, Newton, NJ 07880, EOE 112-211 W BET/Brockton, MA looking for dynamic, creative sible other positions soon. Contact: Bill Bnnk or Nancy wanted for KCMJ/Palm Springs. Local news and com- people to fill key shifts full and part time Applicants Johnson, KYAK, 2800 East Dowling Road, Anchorage, munity affairs oriented. AA or BA degree preferred. must have firm production capabilities. Contact Jeff AK 99507 19071344-2522 112-211 68RKO/Boston hes immediate opening for highly Salary com mensurate with expenence. Tapes and re- Falevvicz18171688-0210 or 80 Maine St., Brockton, MA qualified announcer. Only those with personally and sumes to Steve Clark, KCMJ. Box 1826, Palm Springe, 02403. Calls accepted before 2pm, Positions open after KFYR-Y/133/Bismarck, NO is now accepting applica- CA 92263. No calls please. 112-211 professionally mature attitudes need apply. Tapes and Jan 1. Also need person to produce host and market tions for news anchortreporter. Salary negotiable, ex- resumes to Harry Nelson, Program Director, WRKO. Big Band program that will air nightly. EOE M/F 112-211 ceilent fringe benefits Send tape and resume to Mark Honey Radio, Detroit's only all Oldies Station, going Government Center, Boston, MA 02114.112-211 live in January, needs bright sounding jocks. If you're Swartzeil. ND, KFYR, Box 1738, Bismarck, ND 58501. Opening for morning man at WKX X/Birrninghem. No calls please EOE 112-211 a pro, this is your opportunity to move to the nation's W OH13/Norfolk is looking for an on-air personality Salary negotiable. Tapes and resumes to Frank Lewis, 5th largest market. Tapes and resumes to Phil Berry, with outstanding production capabilities. Send tapes, Box 10904, Birmingham, AL 35202. EOE 112-211 KZ93 is looking for a morning personality that can W HND, 1 Radio Plaza, Detroit, MI 48220. EOE M/F resumes and pictures to WGH, 2302 W. Mercury Blvd., literally play in Peoria We monopolize ARB ratings in 112-211 Hamton, VA 23666. EOE M/F 112-21) Bright, energetiF Jocks needed for Southeast Texas this top 100 Midwest market Skills end trivia, inter. most exciting radio station Tapes and resumes to Ted viewing and a good grasp of music knowledge are Currently selling, but looking for more opportunity Ne ws reporter to be groo med for Ne ws Director and talk show host. We have both AM and FM. carry Stacker, KHYX, 7700 Gulfway, Port Arthur, TX 77640 necessary Heavy humor, voices and hype are not and gro wth? Call usl One of Arkansas's leading radio EOE 112-211 lots of news, and are in a small com munity in New York Above average salary Send tepee and resumes to Char- stations, KARN is looking for the right person to add to lie Quinn. WKZ W-F M, 3131 N University, Peoria, IL the team. Phone 1601) 661-7510 or write Sales Manager, ADI. If you are a good reporter, and have the immediate potential to be more, send resume, tape and salary W ROK Is searching for a mature entertaining per- 61604 No calls please EOE M/F 112-211 Box 4189, Little Rock, AR 72214. EOE 112-211 history to General Manager, Box 40, Newton, NJ 07860 sonality to handle afternoon drive If you'd enjoy work E0E112-211 mg for an incredible company and becoming part of a We have openings for air personalities and news Big voice with personality needed. PM drive opening winning team, send tapes and resumes to Reid Raker, people. Stoner Broadcasting Co. 3900 N E Broadway, at WDIF/Marion, OH. We are a 1st class operation with Des Moines, IA 50317 Looking for those who have KPA M AMErF M/portland, OR looking for AM drive Operations Mgr., WROK, 1100 Tamarack Ln , Rockford, good bucks and uven better people. You must be a self- IL 61125 EOE M/F112 21i something to say, humorous or serious Please send starter, stable and have a good production background. entertainer. Must be experienced a solid pro, and very tapes, resumes end photographs to President Glen Bell Send your presentation to Jim Roberts, PD, WDIF, Box talented. Tapes and resumes to Bill Mayne, 4700 SW E0E112-211 524, Manon, OH 43302. EOE M/F 112-211 Council Crest Dr . Portland, OR 97201 EOE M/F 112-211 PLEASE NOTE: WKB W Radio. a Capital City station is seeking a ma- K-96/Richmond. IN is looking for top flight announ- P/T instructors. Unique Broadcasting Co.. com- You may place your ad In the Oppor- cer Experience a must to land this opening at our 50.000 mercial radio experience required Must operate control ture professional 7-12 mid air personality. Solid exper- tunities section by mall or phone. All ience with a personality format is a must. Tapes and watt AOR FM Good pay for good show and good pro- board. Daily shifts 10-4 and 4-10 84 00 per hour. New Openings, Positions Sought and Changes duction Tapes and resumes to Dave Stycker, Box 1647, York City residents only Ca1112121279-2380.112-211 resumes to Sandy Beach, PD, WKB W, 695 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14209. No calls please. EOE M/F Richmond. IN 47374 1317 1966-3932 112-211 are free of charge. Simply call us at 112-211 Combo morning drive and Production Director 12131 553-4330 with your information, wanted. A real pro is needed for this sophisticated Northern California AM-F M needs production pro. or mall It to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- market Salary negotiable. Tapes and resumes to Steve Talk host-Tampa Bay Market No. 17. Must be strong No board shift involved Call Bob Orchard 19181 742 - Clark, PD, KCMJ, Box 1626, Palm Springs, CA 92263. on issues and entertainment. Salary high teens. News/ tury Park West, L.A., CA 90067. Please 5555 EOE M/F (12-21) No calls please. (12-211 Talk format Cassette and boo to Don Watson, WPLP, be sure to let us know when you have Box 570, Pinellas Park, FL 33565. EOE M/F 112-211 found a position or filled your opening CHANCES Radio ORNETTA BARBER, a former Warner Com munications management trainee as- GARY LEVINE, formerly with KEXO/Grand Junction, CO, joins KQICt/Hanford, CA as M D. signed to Elektra/Asylum Records, has joined the company as a full-fledged staffer. ALLAN GREENBERG has been added to the Legal and Business Affairs Depart- NANCY SAVAGE, from WAUR-W MRO/Chicago, goes to KBBC/Phoenix, AZ as ment at Polydor Records. reporter and anchor person. THO MAS "TO M" JODKA appointed Promotion person for Elektra/Asylum Records Boston. GARY LEE, from WAUR-W MRO/Chicago, joins KTAR/Phoenix, AZ news radio in production. RANDY PATRICK appo inte d Denver Sales Manager for Warner/Elektra/Atlantic Corp. LISA ANN KRUTINSKY, formerly with W RDO/Augusta, ME, joins WKXA/Bruswich, ME as morning news person. BOB OSBORN has been named Associate National Album Promotion Director for KEN SHEPHERD named MD at K WKH/Shreveport, LA, from KROK-F M. M CA Records, JOHN LYLES promoted to PD, as well as mornings, at WLAS/Jacksonville, NC. JACK SNYDER appointed Columbia Local Promotion Manager, Cleveland/Pitts- HERBERT A. GLEIBER MAN, one of Chicago's best known and successful attomies, burgh Market, CBS Records, joins the Nancy Turner Sho w on WMACl/Chicago, IL. DONALD H. WILLIA MS appointed Vice President, International Distribution and TO M HARDS has been named Director of Co-op for WCX I/Detroit, MI. Warehousing Operations for CBS Records International. NEIL R. YOUNG to weekends at Magic 91 -KMJC/San Diego, CA, from KXF M/San Bernardino, CA. JOSEPH OLIVIER! named Manager, Accounts Payable for CBS Records. BOBBY MALIK appointed M D at KROY-A M/Sacramento, CA.

CHRIS O'CONNOR, from W ALT/Meridian, returns to 0-101 /Meridian as PM Drive air personality.

JERRY MARTIN GUTLON, formerly Operations Director of W HAB-F M/Acton, MA, joins WIPS/Ticonderoga, NY as M D and afternoon man. Station Line-Ups RON FREDERICK, formerly with WKBX/Savannah, GA, joins VVVVSA./Savannah as well as W CHY/Savannah, GA as M D. VVVVSA/Savannah, GA LINE-UP: 5 3oarn-sam Neil Linton, 9arn-lp m Randy Cookman. 1prn-4pm NEIL LINTON, formerly with WSG A/Savannah, GA, joins VVVVSA/Savannah for A M Lee Walker, 4pm-7pm Mark Daniels1PDI, 7pm-12 mid Ron Fredrick (MD) News, Director Tony Hyatt drive. WLO M/Cape Cod, M A LINE-UP: 530am-9am Phil Redo, 9am-1p m Larry King 1PID). 1 pm-6pm Albert TRU MAN CONLEY, formerly with W HOO/Orlando, FL, joins WWSA-WCHY/Savan- Calvert, 6pm-10pm Nam', lOpm-12 mid Maureen, 12mic1-6am Larry King Talk Show nah, GA as Vice President and General Manager. KIVINS/Sioux City, IA LINE-UP: Sam 9am Lee Michaels, 9am 12noon Pete Early, 12noon.3pm Sum- merfield Homer, 3pm-7pm Dock Austin, ?pm 12mid Julia Beaudoin

WIPS/Ticondergoa, NY LINE-UP : 60m 12.30prn Basic Glenn D Britton 1P01, 12 30pm-Sign.off Jerry Martin1Gluton-MD). Sunday- Dick Malone

Industry Changes KITr-105F M/San Diego, CA LINE-UP: 12mid-6am Larry Darnell, 6am 10am Frank Caeser, 10am-3pm London Woods, 3pm-8pm Erik Garcia, 8pm 12mid Chris Manning Weekends Bob Pearl, Gerry Kneebone. News. Connie Delahoussaye

W ALT WE ISKOPF joins SCOTT/Sunstorm Recording Studios, iNLipnmdOseKy.U. /Clicink. oinnes pti, OH LINE-UP: 6am-10am Steve Hayes 1P0), 10am-1p m Bob Ai ou 1M0 1. 1pm- STEPHEN DESSAU appointed Director, Product Managment, East Coast Epic/Por- 4 K m F 4Pm m Mo no 8p '2 mid Ron Ho lmes, 12mid-6am J C Young Weekends. Duff traiVCBS Associated Labels, Ria4nWdvIC/ Wheeling, W V LINE -UP : 6am 10am Jim Roberts. 10am-2pm Dan McGrath, 2pm-6pm Ned DONNA SHEETS promoted to Chappell and Intersong International Manager, Ferris, 6pm 12mid Rich Collins. 12 mi d 6am Bert Allen W eek en ds Dan McGrath. Ned Ferris, Ric h Collins. CAROL CRUICKSHANK promoted to National R&B Promotion Coordinating Direc- James, Brad Stanford, Be rt All en tor for Arista Records, W EKt/NiDDVC5aDmIpg, p IL LINEG.essor,.-UP: Holmes 6amlOam John Bell IPD1, 10 am2pm Anita Black. 2pm-5pm M ark mJe ff 9p m lam Ed Knych Part Time an d W eekends Dave Bavido, Russ Whittrup, Tom Johnson, Brian Leonard Page 71 lEtR/Fridey, December 21. 1979 OPPORTUNITIES Positions Sought Positions Sought Openings Goods & Services Co medy Material ATTENTION! All Stations in the Houston area. I am Air personality with college background and 4 yrs V1001Charteston. WV es immediate jock opening relocating to Houston and want to stay in radio Exper- experience seeks mediu m to mediu m-major move Top Original DJ humor from top Hollywood comedy writer Only quaiified professionals need apply Send tapes ienced in AOR and Top 40 Production wizard Created 40, Pop/Adult or Modern Country, prefer Western P/A For freebie write HYPE, INC , Box 69581. Los Angeles, and resu mes to Dan O'Toole Box 4318, Charleston, first nite-time numbers for my last station in 49th ADI but will consider all For tapes and resumes cell TO M CA 90069 i/VV 25304 EOE M ,F 02-211 Write. JIM COOPER, 10522 Beechnut, Apt 2402, 14121486-8744 112-211 Houston, TX 77072, or call 17131495-4597 112-211 W OKU/Cincinnati accepting tapes for upco ming You'll Be Funnier! Ex-KUKI/Ukish night personality seeks full-time work sho wcase shift and weekend shift Send tapes and re- Hundreds of deeiays renewed again this year' Guaran- Talk Radio is a nighttime grabber! I offer "high energy" in major or mediu m market Also posesses 1st ticket sumes to Steve Hayes, W OKU. 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg . teed funnier Free sample CONTE MPORARY CO MEDY talk and I've got the numbers to prove it works. 15 yr and office skills Call FRANK BUTERA at (4151 223- Suite 804. Hamilton, OH 45011 EOE lizVE (12-211 5408-D Twineing, Dallas, Texas 75227. Phone (2141 veteran with 5 yrs in top 10 Southeast market. Want to 1534 (12-211 381-4779 return north arid settle If you anticipate a need for a Need news man with authority, both in voice and unique telephone-talk personality write' Talk Host, do I've got it. 10 yrs in the field in the minors and ma- guts Rush tapes and resumes to John Scott, KHYT. W orld's Largest 323 Franklin, No 804/T-83, Chicago, IL 60606 112-211 jors and I'm ready to program an FM in a mediu m/ 2307 E Broad way Tucson. AZ 85719 EOE M/F 112-211 W HY IS FRUITBO WL the world's largest weekly humor major that's looking for a turnaround Contern/Top 40 and information service? M eet your FCC require ment, hire a mature announcer only. Be ready to spend something for something. I'm INMID/Atlentic City, NJ seeking top flight morning of color, Top 40, mello w rock, Dance music or jazz Easy big on pro motion, production and manage ment of my Topical jokes, humerous vignettes, artist bros, record announcer. Salary negotiable with experience Tapes to direct and willing to relocate anywhere Call QUINCY people. I can be had but I'm still not easy MIKE WEINER tie-ins, "JOCK TIPS,©" exclusive small-market record and resumes to Pat Parish W MID. Box 1137 Atlantic. McDONALD, 13051735-1482, evenings 112-211 (3011593-2597 after 5prn EST (12 211 charts, and far morel Four week trial. 910. refundable NJ 08404 EOE (12-211 with yearly subscription. FRUITBO WL. Box 9787, 3 yr pro desires a stable M D, production Director- W NEVV style Pop/Adult personality. Clever, ex Best small market station in the Mid west looking Fresno, CA 93794 ship or midday position APR or Top 40 format. For- penenced, and com mitted Call M ARV at 13151 342- for two potential top Pop Adult personalities One with merly KYN O-F M, KTF M and W XOR Com munity in- 2503 anytime 112 211 some music experience If you are willing to learn and volvement, killer production and pro motions are my work in a beautiful resort area, send tapes and resumes Goods Et Services specialities No "sell-line" here Performance speaks for 20 yr vet Adult Conte mporary entertainer. Creative, Making your classified come alive, or getting only to Mike Murphy, W MIR, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 itself West Coast mediu m and major market program- funny, com munity oriented Inventive production, some your goods and services singled out is simple EOE (12-211 ming teams who are off enng a positive and professional news experience I also type and make great coffee. Only 35 cents a word, 910 00 minimum per experience, who desire a new team me mber need only Family man looking for good place Ex-W MAK. WLAC, W MJC/Detroits No 1 rated FM Conte mporary is week for Goods Et Services Blind Box ads. 50 call JEFF 12091439-8841 112-211 W APE now doing morning drive in small market and looking for a dynamic, adult afternoon drive air person- cents a word, $20.00 minimu m per week. All itching to get back into mediu m market or above Call headlines are free Contact R&R Classified De- ality. Excellent salary and long term opportunity with a If your station seeks dyna mic PR consider this: RICK 16151745-3825. 112-211 partment, Mon-Fri at 12131553-4330, or write us stable. secure professional operation Send tape and re- BRUCE ALDRICH, 2 yr mobile jock with own complete at 1930 Century Park West, L A , CA 90067 sume to Ken Scott. W MJC, 1 Radio Plaza, Detroit, MI sound system, light sho w and library seeks program- Area Vocational Technical Institute has top talented 48220 EOE MiF (12-211 ming AOR or other market 3 yrs college, 3rd class FCC, graduates skilled in all facets of broadcasting For in-

part time KPGY and KLF M Good V OICE, and delivery formation contact H. Rokke, AVTI, High way One East, Operations Director Full charge of internal operations Broadcaster's Action Line On air on the road for you immediately, relocation no Thief River Falls, MN 56701 112 211 Cut fantastic production. supervise precise engineering. Job Referral Service - 525 00 for 12 months Fee problem For tape and resume call (7121 889-2266. Personality who kno ws his business. Would prefer successful e•itornated contemporary class C station in changes to 440 00 Jan 1. 1980 Send to R2 Box 25-A 112-211 program ming and/or production, but make the right Beau mont. TX (98th market) Call (7131 755-6155 Barn- Lexington, IN 47138 (8121 889-2907 Free to employers offer and I won't refuse Call TODD GRIMSTED (8151 10am EOE M/F 112-211 Dyna mite award winning copy writer/production 398-6060 112 141 "Phantastic Phunnies" director is station's most mourned loss due to budget Still looking for two creative personality up-te mpo sty cutbacks Now looking for mediu m market station The Industry's internationally acclaimed most re RAY ALEX AN DER. 3rd endorsed, graduate KIIS boss jocks to join us in beautiful Southeaste -n Arizona with pride in a good sound and boundless creativity. Broadcasting W orkshop, law enforcement back- Rush tape to Rich Bobbin, KHYT, 2307 E Broad way, sPected audience builder' One months introductory 400 A good teem man in search of a good team. Prefer onetiners, inphormation and gipht just 82 00 11 ground, offers maturity. enthusiasm and talent Seeking Tucson AZ 85719 EOE MiF (12-211 warm climate Excellent references. Call STEVE A. PHANTASTIC PHUNNIES, 1343-A Stratford Drive Kent on-air position C81112131425-0487.112-141 GLASER 12081734-6550 112.211 K M OD/Tusle has rare opening for morning announ- OH 44240 cer for tr,s top flight AOR Send tapes and resumes to BOB WADE formerly VVYSP, currently FM99iPholadel- Professional dedicated progra m mer looking to phie wants out of major market Looking for mediu m Bi Bru., K M OD 5350 East 31st St . Tulsa, OK 74135 move east Will accept PD, M D, jock position in NY, market jock job or small market MD or PD gig. Avail- 112 211 Openings NJ, CT, MA or challenging PD job anywhere else Call able yesterday Ca1112151748-0324 anytime 112-141 MIKE RAUB 15151 423-4228 or 16141 382-3118 112-211 W LIP/Kenosha, WI looking for experienced morning KXX 108/Birmingha m, AL looking for super talented Co m mercial jock seeking m ore responsibility in personality for top rated Pop/Adult format Stable and m orning personality Salary is open Must be exper- Top 5 market production person with 7 yrs exper- larger market. Highly motivated, creative. young and ienced 100.000 watt FM, top rated station Tapes and successful operation offering excellent pay and fringes ience looking for similar job in top 5 market AOR sta single. Experienced in production, news and sales Will resumes to Frank Lewis, PD. Box 10904, Birmingham, Located mid way between Chicago and Milwaukee Air- tions. Willing to relocate for right gig. Call 18171 842- relocate Call TO M at 13181992-8594 (12-141 AL 35202 or call 12051252-2100 EOE NA/F(12-141 check and resume to Doug Navel, PD, WLIP, Box 659, 5474.112-211 Kenosha. WI 53141 EOE 112141 End your PBP search. Com mercial experience with 4 DJ looking for full time or part time leading to full Top 30 Mid west AOR seeking on-air person- major sports Skilled in production, news, sales and air Quality m ediu m market A M/F M in Canton. Ohio time position Will relocate, Disco, REtB, conte mporary, ality with lots of enthusiasm Prefer at least 2 shifts. Looking to move upward and will relocate any- Metro searching for Program Director Leadership and soul Can be reached at (2021 232-7053 or (3011 881- yrs expenence, a desire to make a winning sta- where Contact MITCH at 13181992-8594.112-1 4 1 administrative abilities, solid background in Pop/Adult 5064 Ask for LEN THO MAS 112-211 tion even better, and good ratings in your cur or contemporary formats Tapes and resu mes today to rent job Send tapes and resumes to Radio Sports Director all phases of radio sports. Kno wled- Nick Elliott. PD WFAH, Boa 718, Alliance, OH 44801 TO DD M ARTIN is available to help you now as a Records, 1930 Century Park West, No 170, Los geable, innovative, hard working 1979 First Place EOE (12-141 lock, MD or PD 10 yrs experience including progra m Angeles, CA 90067 EOE M'F 112-141 Sports State A ward. Exciting play-by-play, daily sports- ming WALT, WZY Q Also worked WNOX and W GUY cast and talk Major market experience. Contact JAY Progressive AOR in university town seeks tapes and Call anytime 16011 482-0774 or leave message at (8131 HO WARD at 13141434-0931 anytime 112-141 resumes for full Er part time opening Send to Earl Jive, KLAViLes Vegas would like to hear fro m "hu man 625-1657 (12-211 VVTAO, RR5, Box 286, Murpheysboro, IL 62966 112-141 com municators" who would be interested in openings 14 yr veteran of radio broadcasting with advertising for a mass appeal approach Slick production and ex- TO M G ALLAGHER now doing m orning drive at agency experience and a 1st class license looking for Looking for hard working pro with strong news W HBO, Me mphis is looking for mediu m or major market ceptionally believable on air sound a must Include midday position with modern Country or light Pop mu- background to assume duties of News Director Send brief report on your personal program ming philosophies station that wants a creative morning man 19011 767- sic station Prefer warm climate Announcer has pleas- tapes and resumes to KKXL. Box 997, Grand Forks, along with tape and resume for special consideration 8979 (12-211 ing voice and conversational style delivery Ready for ND 58201 EOE %A/F(12-141 Send to Dave Wilmont, PD, KLAV, Box 15290, Las immediate move. Looking for company with stability. Vegas, NV 89109 EOE M/F (12-141 Texas and surrounding area, 11 yr pro available now Send inquiries to LEROY LO WERY, 1901 Glen wood St, M orning talent with progra m ming experience for PD or mornings preferred Program med last station to mediu m market Adult Conte mporary station Creative, Findlay, OH 45840.112-141 a 25 share RON HARPER, (8171282-3510 (12-211 W LCS/Baton Rouge, LA has immediate opening for humorous and personable qualities are what we want KURT AN DRE WS is looking PD at KXRB and KYOU_ 12noon 4pm jock Tapes and resumes to Bob Elliot, Send tape, resume and salary range to Dock Springfield. Top Southern California news person, formerly Looking now for full or part time announcer position in One A merican Place, Suite 2420, Baton Rouge, LA The Research Group. 1422 Monterey Plaza, San Luis larger market Call 13031356-1450 112.141 70825 EOE NibF 112-141 KFRC and KIIS AM FM Call RON FOSTER, (7141 623- Obispo. CA 93401 EOE VI ,F 112-141 3095 (12-211 W LY VVVillia msport. PA needs personality produc. KBF M/McAllen-Bro wnsville, TX, 88th market, No 1 tion person. Greet area in competitive market Only Miscellaneous Top FM personality and pro motion station, currently Experienced Ne ws Director oriented in local and experienced personalities need apply Tapes and re- seeking PD Contact Jon Crossland at 15121 383-4961 com munity affairs looking for the right market Exper- W AOR'Niles, MI needs service from most major labels sumes to "Jungle" WLYC. Box 1176, Wiliamsport, PA EOE M /F (12-141 ience also as jock, PD. MD, engineering and traffic 1st Ask for Bob Parrish, MD 8116161683 5432.112-2 11 17701 EOE (12-141 class ticket Prefer college town or Western U.S For KH AK/Cedar Rapids needc a hot morning person tape and resu me call STEVE TETER 17141 327-7146 Jingle samples needed for AOR/Pop station. Send W KCCVSegina w, MI, 50,000 watts Country in need with experience Salary negotiable Call Jeff Taylor at demos and price information to Pat Moore, Z93, Box evenings (12-211 of afternoon drive personality Tapes and resumes to 13191365-9431 as soon as possible EOE 112 141 2208, Koko mo, IN 46901 (12-211 Tom Samoray, Box 1776, Saginaw, MI 48605, or call Authoritative mediu m market m orning editor/an - 151717528161 EOE 112 141 KROCI-F M/Pasadena, CA looking for let class En- chor looking for small or mediu m market News Direc- VVVVIH/High Point, NC, AOR format, needs service from gineer. Contact Scott Mason or Pet Welsh at 12131 all major and independent labels Send to VVVVIH, 933 Production pro who wants to work for one of the tor slot Can handle sports as well Mid west, reason- 578-0830 112-141 M ontlieu Ave , High Point, NC 27262 (12-211 best group owned operations in the North west Top able Call PAT at 13171463-4419 112-211 equip ment, TM producer and master plan, metro mar I W e are looking for en air personality to join a stable KOEB-F M/Fargo. NO requests service from all labels for ket Send sample of your best work to Bill Cole, KGAR, and gro wing operation Tapes and resumes to Carl Air personaltty/PD, versatile 6 yr pro experienced in Sox 4838 Vancouver. WA 96884 or call (2061258-9043 Jazz product. 112-211 Mann, KCRB, Box 816, Cedar Rapids, IA 52401 EOE Pop/Adult. Popular/Rhyth ms, Top 40, seeking lock pro- EOE M/F 112 141 M/F 112 141 duction or program ming position. Medium or major W ANS-A M/Anderson, SC needs service from major Is market Excellent talent If you went to vastly improve bels for Pop/Adult format Send to Scooter Lesley. PD, Big WAYS needs a weekend, pert-time announcer. Looking for com munity oriented morning drive per- your on-air sound, give me a call ERIC FAISON (3191 W ANS-A M, Box 211, Anderson, SC 29622 112-211 ' Applicants must have com mercial radio experience sonelity Must like the outdoors, friendly co workers, Send tapes and resumes to Scott Slade. 400 Radio 235-9669 (12-211 and beating the major markets in playing the new music Help For a research project in marketing I need sern 1 Rd Charlotte, NC 28218 EOE (12 141 first Very good pay Calls only please to Sam Lawson, RIC H AR D PEREZ, currently M D at W BET-WC AZ/ plea of successful pro motions Unsuccessful ones are KRLC, Lewiston,1012081743 1551 EOE M/F 112-141 welco me too Send all information to Mark Simon, 13861 Air talent needed for several stations located in Brockton. M A looking for another opportunity Must Locust, Westminister, CA 92683.112-211 Minnesota and all owned by the same group. We have offer a challenge and be able to pay good money Also KFMZ/Colu mble, MO looking for en announcer with openings in Country. Pop/Adult and Beautiful Music interested rn the area of TV pro motion and publicity strong v oic e Mid west 3 college town Tapes and re KKK aPhoenix Pop/Adult station looking to exchange Send tapes and resumes to Bob Brynteson. KEEZ- FM, Discreet calls will be taken at 18171 588 0210 after 1pm Burnes to Mark Shevitz, Box 1345, Columbia M O taped artists for interviews Contact Don Richards at Box 3345. Mankato, MN 56001 No calls please EOE Open to any and till suggestions 112-211 65201 EOE 112 141 KKK O, 2021 E Tho mas Rd.. Phoenix, AZ 85018 or call M ,F11214) Challenging position as Ne ws/Public Affairs Direc- 16021838-3062 (12-211 Position wanted. Disc Jockey. First time out Will re. Ronda's Sun Coast AM Country FM/Beautiful Music tor to expand arid direct AM and FM waft with heavy locate14011 739 5625 (12 211 TK101 (VVTKX1'Pensacole, FL serving Gulf Coast needs needs erPerienced announcer, strong in production news/information com mitment Up to 3 yrs experience AOR music service and is looking for syndicated music Tapes and production samples to Bob Barnes, WBRD/ -equired Excellent facilities and benefits 814,000- Talented female with pleasant voice and converse features and specials. Contact Chris Van Dyke, PD, KOUV Box 240, Bradenton, FL 33506 EOE M/F 7 141 815,000 to start A gro wing company dedicated to win- tional style, 4 yrs experience in major and heavy middle W TK X, Box 12784, Pensacola, FL 32675 (12 211 ning Tapes and resumes to Personnel Director, WKEE/ markets 1st class license is seeking position in major W HTN, 823 4th Ave, Huntington, VA 27524 EOE M/F Radio station KFMU is in dire need of record service market AOR or Jazz format Prefer West Coast but will M orning drive/Music Director. Minimum 2 yrs exper (12 141 from everyone Contact Jim Douglos. M D, KFMU, Box consider all Call 17141 561 6547 M on-Fri 9am 2pm fence Tapes arid res.imes to Harry Gindhart, WG MB 66, Oak Creek, CO 80467 or call 13031879 0989 112-141 FM. Drawer W. Georgeto wn, SC 29440 EOE M/F W B AX/VVIIkes-Barre now accepting tapes and re- (12 211

112 14) sumes for future opening ,. W BAX, 1 Broad- Station sold, must relocate. Manager AM/F M, sales, FM93, new album station in Visalia, CA needs service cast Plaza, Wilkes-Barre PA 18 /03.112 141 from most major companies. Rock, Jazz and Dance program ming. news and PD experience Small and 4 Los Angeles eree idea person with recordingiproduc music Contact Andy Tyler, M D, FM93, Visnlia, CA Beautiful Music announcers: ready for major market? large markets Desire long term !W WII."). Call Bill bon skills to share responsibilities and profits in crea Send tapes now for future openings. WSS1-4, 470 Stet 93277 orcall 12091734-6811 Going on first of the year tive bold new auto mation and syndication progra m BRO WN 13051 484-7168 or write 1323 Bayshore Dr, ler Office Bldg Boston, MA 02118 (12 141 112-14) ming Call Bill Taylor at (2131791 4836 112 141 No 4, Ft Pierce, FL 33460 (12 211 IE BACK NNE NATIONAL14 6LAY/30 I HAI. TWO

WEEKS WE LASS BREAKERS. AGO WI FP( December 21 11979 2 1 1 1 RUPERT HOLMES/Escape (MCA) 'Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week. 6 4 2 0 CLIFF RICHARD/WO Don't Talk Anymore (EMI/A merica) STYX 16 10 6 0 MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With You (Epic) Why Me (AE M) 12 9 7 0 JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Jane (RCA/Grunt) 24 20 9 EAGLES/The Long Run (Asylum) 70% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 50, Same 27, Down 0, 0 Adds 34, including WRKO, Z93, WGCL, Q102, B100, PRO-FM, 14 7 4 8 CAPTAIN Ft TENNILL *if.)o That To Me One... (Casablanca) KEEL, W APE, 95SGF, WNOX, WVIC, KEYN-FM, WNAP, 92X, 18 13 8 0 KENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The County (UA) W OHO, KERN, KFX M, KTAC, KENO. See Parallels, charts 9 5 5 8 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Cool Change (Capitol) at number 26. 22 16 11 KENNY LOGGINS(This Is It (Columbia) CHEAP TRICK 23 22 14 TOM PETTY/Don't Do Me Like That (Backstreet/MCA) Voices (Epic) 1 2 3 11 STYX/Babe (A& M) 67% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 62, Same 24, Down 15 14 12 FOREIGNER/Head Games (Atlantic) 1, Adds 19, including KWK, KAU M, KEEL, KXX106, BJ105, 27 22 G FLEETWOOD MAC/Sara (WB) WRJZ, WAYS, KWEN, KLEO, WHOT, KFX M, KJRB, KENO, G100, KBOZ, KOOK. 20 18 16 KOOL Et THE GANG/Ladies' Night (De-Lite) 26 23 17 0 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Cruisin' (Tarnla) QUEEN 1 30 26 24 0 FOGHAT/Third Time Lucky (Bearsville/VVB) Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Elektra) 3 3 10 17 STREMAND & SUM MER/No More Tears... (Columb Casablanca) 68% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 19, Same 17, Down 0, 13 12 13 18 STEVIE WONDER/Send One Your Love (TarnIa) Adds 89, including WFIL, 96KX, F105, CKG M, WOKY, KIMN, 21 19 18 19 DR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol) WBLI, WICC, Q106, KLIF, KNO W, WTIX, WSGA, WSKZ, WKIX, KRAV, KHJ, KRSP, KRUX. See Parallels, charts at - 29 DIONNE WAR WICK/Deja Vu (Arista) number 28. - 26 G) TERI DeSARIO/Yes I'm Ready (Casablanca) TOM JOHNSTON 7 6 15 22 SUPERTRA MP/Take The Long Way Home (A& M) Savannah Nights (WB) 11 7 21 23 KC br THE SUNSHINE BAND/Please Don't Go (TM) 63% of our reportars on it Moves: Up 69, Same 19, Down 5, 30 0 STEVE FORBERT/Romeo's Tune (Nemperor) Adds 7, V '03, WVIC, KMJC, KRQ, WJBO., WXIL, KDZA, - 27 0 ALAN PARSONS/Damned If I Do (Arista) WIFI 27-23, KEARTH 29-27, KOPA 24-21, WAPE 21-17, KWEN - • STYXNVhy Me (A& M). _ 35-29. See ParalIvis, charts at number 29. _ O CHEAP TRICK/Voices (Epic) - _ O QUEEN/Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Elektra) _ 0 TOM JOHNSTON/Savannah Nights (WB) NEW &ACTIVE 8 15 20 Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 50 of our reporrng stations are listed In order 30 JOHN DAVID SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia) of their activity The two numbers following the artist title label designation lexample 100 25) This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our Top 40 reporting stations Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 110w Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters Imany added it this week 1251 Moves are broken down for each record and Indicate hOw iii many stations moved the song Up on their charts, hela it the Same Ion to on add to on. 31-31, etc I moved It Down on their charts or Added it this week Complete airplay activity on MOST ADDED all songs listed In New A Active can be found in the parallels. QUEEN "Crazy Thing Called Love" (Elektra) HOTTEST DAN FOGELBERG "Longer" (Full Moon/Epic) MICHAEL JACKSON "Rock With You" (Epic) PRINCE "I Wanna Be Your Lover" MB) 94/15 STYX "Why Me" (A& M) KENNY ROGERS "Coward Of The County" (UA) Moves: Up 70, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 15, including F105, KFI, B100, KELP. ANNE MURRAY "Daydream Believer" (Capitol) RUPERT HOLMES "Escape" (MCA) WSKZ, WNAP, KERN, KJRB. WKXY, WRKR. DIRT BAND "American Dream" (UA) EAGLES "The Long Run" (Asylum) DARYL HALL Ft JOHN OATES "Wait For Me" (RCA) 94/11 Complete Regionalized Station Listings on pages 28 and 31 CAPTAIN ft TENNILLE "Do That To. (Casablanca) Moves: Up 69, Same 10, Down 4, Adds 11. including F105, Z93, KBEQ, KOPA, WBBF, Y103, KZ93, WKXY, KKRC. WPST. WSKZ, WVIC, WNAP. KRUX, WEEO, KX104, KCBN, WRKO d-23, Y1005-3. DAN FOGELBERG "Longer" (Full Moon/Epic) 87/48 JOHN COUGAR "I Need A Lover" (Riva) 47/0 Moves: Up 29, Same 12, Down 0, Aads 46, including WCAO, 0102, 13100, Moves: Up 20, Same 13, Down 14. Adds 0. 13100 27-25, KIMN 8-7, JB105 20-17, WAEB 17-10, KXX106 26-zi KIMN, WICC, WKBO, WNOE, 95SGF, KOFM, KERN, KG W. Y10322-17, KMJC 25-21, KRKE-FM 19-15, WRKR 2-1.

DIRT BAND "An American Dream" (UA) 79/27 PAT BENATAR "Heartbreaker" (Chrysalis) 43/15 Moves: Up 28, Same. 24, Down 0, Adds 27, including WRKO, 0105, CKLW, Moves: Up 13, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 15, including KBEQ. KIMN, WPST, Q106. WNOE, KRQ, KWK 19-14, KEARTH, KRLA, KFI, KFRC, J13105, WHYN, KTSA, Y103, KOHN, KRKE-FM. KUPD 5-2, WSPT 18-13. ISAAC HAYES "Don't Let Go" (Polydor) 73/11 ANNE MURRAY "Daydream Believer" (Capitol) 41/34 Moves Up 45. Same 9, Down 8, Adds 11, including WABC, WCAO, F105 Moves Up 2, Same 5. Down 0, Adds 34, including 96KX, WRKO, CKL W, KEARTH, KRLA. PRO-FM, WNOE. WRKO Y100, KINT, WHOT, KJRB, WFBG. WHB Q, WIS M, KJRB. WIGY, WHHY. SANTANA "You Know That I Love You" (Columbia) 71/13 RICHIE FURAY "I Still Have Dreams" (Elektra) 41/2 Moves: Up 38, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 13, including KEARTH, K71, KFRC, Moves: Up 24, Same 11. Down 4, Adds 2, WZIP, KLUC, CKL W 28-26. KSLQ 26-24, KREQ 36-33, Y103 36-32, WSKZ 19-14, KRKE-FM 23-19. KIMN, WF MF, WBBO KRUX, WXIL, KDZA, WIFI 29-22, WPEZ 28-25, KWK 7-6, KSLQ 21-19. ROD STEWART "I Don't Want To Talk About It" MB) 40/11 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA "Last Train To London" Moves: Up 18, Same 11. Down 0, Adds 11, including WPEZ, KRLA. Y103, KIOA, Y94, WAAY, KQDI, WF MF 30-27. KXX106 27-21, WHHY 28-20, KQ WB-FM 33- (Jet) 59/13, Moves: Up 32, Same 13, Down 1. Adds 13, including CKG M. O KFI, 8100, WKBO, WF MF, KRSP, WJBQ, KX104, KKRC, WGCL 29-26, 'JAYS "Forever Mine" (Philadelphia International) 39/5 KEARTH 16-14, KRLA 21-21 11-9.Moves: Up 22, Same 11, Down 1. Adds 5, WRKO, PRO-FM, WKEE, KWEN, KX104, WXLO 18-11, Z93 29-25, KEARTH JOHN STEWART "Lost Her In The Sun" (RSO) 56/5 Moves. Up 27. Same 24, Down 0, Adds 5, 140, KTSA, VVTIX, WVIC, KKXL, ABBA "Chiquitita" (Atlantic) 35/3 KEEL 38 33, KXX106 30 26. BJ105 32-29. Moves: Up 17, Same 12. Down 3, Adds 3, WCAO, KFI, KELP, WGCL 23-21, WHYN 32-29. WKEE 33-29, WTIX 40-33, BLACKFOOT "Train, Train" (Atco) 54/3 W OHO 23-18. Moves. Up 27, Same 18, Down 6. Adds 3, JB105, KILE, KBIM, WIFI 22-19, NEIL DIA MOND "September Morn" (Columbia) 34/21 WCAO 28-25, WTIX 21 18, WSGN 25-19, WRVQ 10-6, WERC 12-8 Moves: Up 5, Same 8, Down 0. Adds 21. including WTRY, WHYN, FM100, WVIC, KLEO, W MJC. WERC, CKL W d-29, KEARTH on, KIMN on. Others Getting Significant Action BARRY MANILO W "When I Wanted You" (Arista) 31/6

SPINNERS "Workin' My Way Back To You" (Atlantic) 49/25 K104Moves: 22-18, Up WSEZ13, Same 39-30 12 Down 0, Adds 6, WICC, WAEB, KX104, VVTMA. WKXY, KDZA. WRKO 29-25, KFI 27-21, Moves: Up 15, Same 9. Down 0, Adds 25, including WFIL. WPEZ. WCAO, 0105, KEARTH, KRLA, KFI, KOPA, PRO-FM, KLIF, 92Q, KRAV, KRUX, SUM QUATRO "She's In Love With You" (RSO) 29/10 96KX 26-22, KXX106 29-25. Moves: Up 10, Same 8. Down 1. Adds 10, including JI3105, KNO W, KWEN. KJRB, WFBG, KOOK, KRLC, 293 25-23, Y100 27-22, WBBQ 22-18. RItA COOLIDGE "I'd Rather Leave While I'm In Love" DONNA SUM MER "On The Radio" (Casablanca) 29/3 (A& M) 49/2, Moves . Up 33, Same 13, Down 1, Adds 2, WAEB, KYSN. KEARTH 30-28. KRLA 28-25, KXX106 16-11, KMJC 19-16, WT MA 26-21 Moves: Up 20, Same 4, Down 2, Adds 3. KINT, KMJC, KFX M. WRKO 3-2, Y100 3-2. KEARTH 5-4, KRLA 7-8, KBOZ 26-22 KFRC 17-13, KTSA 25-15, WGH 17-13. INMATES "Dirty Water- (Polydor) 29/2 ROBERT JOHN "Lonely Eyes" (EMI/A merica) 48/10 Moves: Up 10. Same 17, Down 0, Adds 2 JB105, WKEE, 96KX on, KSLQ 29-27, KFI on, KFRC on. KNO W 23-20, Moves. Up 24, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 10, WOKY. KRLA, WTIX, WSKZ. WSKZ 27-24. WKIX, YS4, WHHY, WRKR. KYSN, KDZA. LED ZEPPELIN "Fool In The Rain" (Swan Song) 4720 BONNIE RAITT "You're Gonna Get What's Corning" MB) 29/1 Moves: Up 15, Same 9, Down 3, Adds 20, including WGCL KEARTH, Moves: Up 16, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 1, KRKE-FM, VVTIC-FM 12-11. WNOX 26-23. KLEO 29-27, WIGY 2-1, KENI 36-21.

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