ISSUE NUMBER 412 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER DECEMBER 11, 1981 INSIDE R&M Sharell Heads Surrey Buys Charter For $32 Million E/A Promotion Tucson -based Surrey Broad- Sunbelt Communications, which ing R&R, "Needless to say, we had earlier agreed to purchase have a very strong belief, and now Jerry Sharell has assumed casting has agreed in principle to WOKY & WMIL (R&R 6-12), a strong commitment in radio responsibility for Elektra/Asy- purchase six of Charter Broad- casting's radio properties for reportedly offered $30 million for broadcasting. We think its future lum's promotion activities with $32 million. Surrey, which currently the same package of Charter pro- is an excellent one. We're very his new appointment this week as owns KAIR & KJYX/Tucson and perties late last week. However happy to have been able to put the Sr. VP/Promotion. He had been Surrey Communications Re- Surrey's bid of $32 million, $26 Charter deal together, and I would Page 13 Sr. VP/Creative Services for the will now acquire KCBQ- million in cash and $6 million over like to thank Frank Kalil of label. VP/Promotion Burt Stein search, AM & FM/San Diego, KSLQ/ five years, was accepted over the Richter-Kalil & Co., who acted as now take over album pro- will all Francisco, Sunbelt offer. the broker in this transaction. He Bob Fish, Ron Thompson motion duties, with additional St. Louis. KIOI/San and WOKY & WMIL/Milwaukee. Surrey VP Kent Nichols com- really did a brilliant job. New VP's At RKO: responsibilities in artist develop- Charter will sell WDRQ/Detroit mented on his company's becom- "We have high hopes of keeping WRKO/Boston and ment and special projects. separately. ing a major chain overnight, tell - all the Charter personnel intact, WHBQ/Memphis GM's E/A Chairman Joe Smith com- but obviously we have not had the promoted 3 COURT UPHOLDS ONE TV DENIAL, OVERTURNS TWO mented, "Sharell's long ex- opportunity to discuss the future perience with Elektra/Asylum in with any current Charter many departments uniquely Still On Hold employees yet," Nichols con- To RKO tinued. However, he indicated that Gary Kines Elevated The FCC has been ordered to RKO attorney Harold David VP Plough: WQXM/Tampa discussions were underway to re- At devise a plan for deciding the Cohen of the law firm Pierson, GM adds new title 3 tain Charter Broadcasting Presi- renewal fate of 15 RKO properties, Ball & Dowd told R&R, "I think dent John Bayliss as President of including 12 radio stations. The we're going to pursue whatever Surrey's new radio group. Commission must report its plans judicial remedies are available to A restructuring of Surrey to the U.S. Court of Appeals within us. But it hasn't yet been decided John Moen National PD Broadcasting is now in progress in 30 days. just how or when." For United: Moves up from order to accommodate the com- The order came as the court OK1 00/Washington to supervise Is RKO Fit To Keep pany's rapid growth. Current Sur- nine -station group 3 upheld the FCC's denial of WNAC- Its 15 Stations? rey President Howard Duncan TV/Boston's license, finding that and VP Nichols will be promoted was guilty of blatantly In the first crucial test for FCC RKO within the new Surrey structure by holding back General Counsel Steve Sharp, the KOST's Jerry Sharell "stonewalling" with Bayliss earmarked as head Fred Seiden New damaging facts about its parent Commission now has just 30 days qualifies him to take over the com- of the radio division. Operations Manager: General Tire and Rubber. to decide how it will determine plex area of record promotion firm, SURREY/See Page 4 Consultant and former R&R Editor sent RKO/See Page 4 with an eye to the future. Video, But the court rejected and joins Cox's L.A. Beautiful Music its denials souring, artist development are all back to the Commission outlet 3 York and areas that belong rightfully in the of RKO's WOR-TV/New Sweatte Shifts To KVI As VP/GM KHJ-TV/Los Angeles. promotion category, and are part J. Shannon Sweatte has been ap- and I'm real excited about it. My of the overall marketing scheme. Severely criticizing the FCC's pointed VP/GM of Golden West's plans are to go in there and main- Louise Heifetz Appointed Jerry will coordinate all such ac- handling of the case and rejecting KVI/Seattle, coming to the posi- tain the direction they're in, work KERE/Denver GM: Station to tivities." most of the agency's grounds for tion from VP/GM at KJR in the with the same people, and try to go News/Talk 3 Smith continued. "With the action in the Boston case, the same city. He had been at KJR help them out." Noting that he's greater diversification of music at court ruled that a single viola- since 1969, the last seven years as never worked in a News/Talk for- E/A, we will require Burt Stein's tion - RKG's "egregious lack of manager. Sweatte replaces mat before, Sweatte continued, SHARELUSee Page 4 candor" - justified the drastic James Johnson, who is resigning "It's still people, and that's what Jerry McKenna Takes step of license denial. to pursue ownership oppor- our business is all about. It's very WOKY & WMIL GM Post: However, the justices said since tunities. difficult to leave KJR. But you Former KZAP/Sacramento GSM Osterhout Upped that misconduct happened only in Sweatte told R&R, "It's a new reach a point where new comes to Surrey's the Boston renewal proceeding, challenge; it's something I didn't challenges are very important." newly -purchased Milwaukee To Q105 GM the Los Angeles and New York anticipate, but now the decision's He added that no replacement has stations 3 licenses could not also be denied. been made, I'm going over there, been chosen at KJR yet. Johnson commented on his SWEATTE/See Page 4 Arbitron Advisory Council Nominees Listed: Serxner Takes Final elections due shortly 4 WCAU VP/GM Position Irwin Steinberg Rejoins Allan Serxner has been named Polygram As Consultant: VP/GM at CBS's WCAU/Phil- Company also expands country adelphia, replacing Sher- efforts 4 man Wildman at the News/Talk facility. Serxner had been Direc- Mike Osterhout tor/Finance & Administration for Mike Osterhout has been pro- WCAU-AM & FM for the past six Michael Picozzi Promoted moted from General Sales years, previously holding a To PD At WYSP: Manager to GM at Q105 number of financial positions at Continues as morning man at (WRBQ)/Tampa. Osterhout has CBS-TV. Philadelphia AOR 3 been with the CHR station for four CBS VP/AM Stations Gene years, after working in sales at Lothery, in making the announce- WYZE/Atlanta and WDAE/Tam- KIMN's Kelley Cleans Up ment, stated, "Allan's depth of ex- pa. in our Philadelphia sta- After 25 gruelling days spent on a scaffolding, braving high winds, low perience Harte -Hanks Radio VP/South- Bill McGlamery Named temperatures, and his own fear of heights, KIMN/Denver air personality tions' operations and marketplace VPIGM At east Peter Schulte, who had been will him well in meeting the Steve Kelley is shown coming back to earth. As part of a fund-raising stunt serve WK OS/Nashville: GM the station, commented, of at for the American Cancer Society, Steve washed all the windows of the challenges this demanding Former KFMK/Houston GSM also "Mike is one of the most qualified 29 -story twin Great West Towers in downtown Denver, the equivalent of assignment." acquires interest in radio managers in the country, A the com- station 3 14 football fields of glass! Steve's successful venture raised over $30,500 CBS spokesman said and I'm sure he will carry on the hoped would as well as calling attention to the goals and objectives of Denver's Cancer pany Wildman be winning tradition of Q105." Society chapter. reassigned. Wildman could not be OSTERHOUT/See Page 4 reached by press time.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Kines New Plough VP Fish, Thompson Given N Gary Kines, General Manager of Plough's RKO VP Titles o t PAGE 3 WQXM/Clearwater-Tampa, has been named a ,,,, Plough VP at the company's recent board meeting. RKO Radio conferred vice presidential appoint- i . The former programmer has been GM of the AOR ments on two GM's last week, WRKO/Boston's Bob Fish and WHBQ/Memphis's Ron Thompson. Fish station since March 1981. this week ... 12-11-81 Plough President Wayne has managed WRKO since July 1980, and supervised Hudson told R&R, "This is its transition from CHR to News/Talk, previously one means the company serving as WOR/New York's National Sales Direc- has of recognizing its man- tor. Thompson was appointed GM at WHBQ in July agers for their work, and 1980, after a 23 -year California radio career. Gary is certainly being Fish told R&R, "I'm not one who is overtaken by \E99 recognized for his work at titles. I appreciate the stroke of confidence by the building WQXM into some- company in what we're doing here, but I'll be much IN happier when we get to be number one in the market- ' 81RE, thing meaningful in the Tampa market." place." Kines has been with Thompson commented to R&R, "I thank my Plough since 1975, and was staff for all their efforts, as we have WHBQ on the Gary Kines PD at WQXM's AM sister best course it has been on in years, and I thank RKO in News Of The Year 14 WSUN/St. Petersburg be fore taking on his WQXM corporate for their confidence me and the station." position. McKenna Washington 24 STATION TO GO NEWS/TALK New WOKY Networks/Program SupplierslReps 26 & WMIL GM Ratings & Research 28 Heifetz Becomes KERE GM Jerry McKenna, GSM at KZAP/Sacramento, Louise Heifetz has taken on the GM position at has been appointed General Manager of WOKY & CHR News 30 Sandusky's KERE/Denver, while continuing as As- WMIL/Milwaukee. McKenna replaces WOKY & Top 81 34 sistant to Sandusky Radio President Toney Brooks. WMIL VP/GM Bill Jaeger, who was dismissed along Top 15 Hits 36 Sandusky's perchase of KERE closed last week, and with GSM John Pinch last week by Charter President Heifetz announced the station would change formats John Bayliss. A/C News 38 from A/C -Oldies to News/Talk in mid -January. McKenna told R&R, "This is an opportunity with Top 81 40 Brooks commented to R&R, "Louise performed dramatic implications. What really brought me here Top 15 Hits 41 tremendously at KZAM-AM & FM/Seattle. Then she is John Bayliss. I've known him for a while, and I came back and took care of the GSM job at KBPI/ knew there were some changes going on within the AOR News 42 Denver and performed miracles there. I knew after chain. We have an FM to put on the air here plus an Top 81 45 her performances in those jobs that she had the all AM that was once a powerhouse Top 40 rocker. The Top 15 Hits 46 talents to be a very successful GM. At the same time AM has an excellent signal but does need to be I wanted to keep her in Denver because she has streamlined a bit." McKENNA/See Page 4 Country News 47 become very important to me in her role within the Top 81 49 corporation. The KERE opportunity was something Moen Named National readymade for Louise. She's ideally suited for News/ Top 15 Hits 50 Talk with her background at KABC/Los Angeles PD For United Chain Nashville News 51 (where she produced Michael Jackson's show). She John Moen has been appointed National Pro- Black Radio News 52 has a sales and programming background, and I hap- gram Director for the nine -station United Broadcast- pen to think they make the best GM's." ing chain, coming from Operations Manager at Top 81 53 HEIFETZ/See Page 4 United's OK100/Washington. VP/Operations Bill News/Talk News 54 Parris commented, "John's contributions to our cor- Seiden Joins KOST porate programming de- signs have proved invalu- As Operations Manager able ... In our manage- features ment realignment I have Fred Seiden, former radio consultant and Easy Street Talk 6 Brad Messer 12 had to assume many more Listening Radio Editor for R&R, will join Cox Broad- TV News 8 Opportunities 76 responsibilities for the day- casting's KOST/Los Angeles as Operations Manager Videoscope 8 Marketplace 77 in January. Commenting on his move back into the to-day operations for our day-to-day programming of a single station, Seiden stations. We needed some- formats told R&R, "After more one who could spend 100% Contemporary Hit Radio . 56 Adult/Contemporary .. 72 than eight years with of his time in program- KBIG/Los Angeles, this is ming concept development AOR 63 Black Radio 73 certainly a challenging sit- and performance. John's Country 70 uation. Hopefully, I've just the right person to co- learned enough in the past ordinate our bright team of to be able to come up with local program directors." John Moen staff some new ideas for the fu- Moen stated, "I'm excited about the challenge of ture. That is my intention creating and implementing concepts for such a Page 4 Editor & Publisher BOB WILSON ... to make KOST com- MOEN/See Vice President. Sales 6 Mekong. KRIZMAN Fred Seiden DICK petitive." Execuóve Edam. KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER Don Dalton, VP/GM of KOST & KFI/Los Angeles, Picozzi Promoted Art Director RICHARD ZUMWALT AAUCanter paary Editor JEFF GREEN told R&R, "Fred has a proven track record in the AOR Editor. JEFF GELB To PD At WYSP Bieck Radio Eder WALT LOVE SEIDEN/See Page 4 Contemporary HA Redo Eder JOEL DENVER Michael Picozzi has been officially named Pro- Country Edlo CAROLYN PARKS SHARES IN OWNERSHIP News Tek Ede, GAIL MITCHELL gram Director at WYSP/Philadelphia, where he had Ratings k Research Eder JHAN MIRER Coninbuteg Ed. JIM DUNCAN been acting PD for two months following the depar- Assocure News Editor DON WALLER McGlamery Appointed !Ashok; Correspondent BIFF COLLIE ture of Dick Hungate. Picozzi will continue as morn- Assetare Editors: KRISANN AGLIO, CHRISTINA ANTHONY. ELLEN BARNES, NINA GOMEZ, LINDA MOSHONTZ. PAULA PONCE. SYLVIA SALAZAR. CLAUDIA STEWART ing man for the station. Computer SeMcee Director DAN COLE VP/GM At WKOS Asaetnt LEE CLARK WYSP's acting GM Mel Karmazin, who is Presi- Reeeacb. JACK TOOTHMAN Bill McGlamery, currently General Sales Traffic Director- ADRIENNE RIDDLE dent of Infinity Radio, told R&R, "We had about 32 Manager at KFMK/Houston, has been appointed CeMAe Co nsul'nt MARK SHIPPER applicants for the position, and felt Michael's knowl- Associe Art Proctor MARILYN FRANDSEN VP/GM at WKOS/Nashville, effective next month. PhoNPWty- ROGER ZUMWALT edge of the Philadelphia market, and WYSP in par- Production Seecio, RICHARD AGATA McGlamery says his role will be as an "owner/opera- Typoglpny: KENT THOMAS, ELIZABETH WESTON ticular, made him uniquely qualified." &eo/res: L.T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR tor" and that he intends to "fine-tune" the station's Picozzi told R&R, "I'm ready for the challenge Wmaingtn Bureau: 1101 Connecticut Ave.. NW &Me 1004 A/C format. Washegton, DC 20036. 12021 /66.460 ahead of us. We've already started making changes. Bureau Civet JONATHAN HALL "It's a 100 kw Clas-s C FM with a great signal, National Sags Director BARRY O'BRIEN A lot of things had been forgotten, basics left behind. Washington Edtor BRADLEY WOODWARD good dial position, and a good PD, and I have high Oboe Manager. VIVIAN FUNN The station has not assessed itself for awhile." Legal Couse/ JASON SHRINSKY hopes of it being a very successful, competitive sta- Before joining WYSP, Picozzi was morning man Woe Presment. enganes! Alors. ROBERT KARDASHIAN tion in the Nashville market," McGlamery told R&R. Creative Services Deecto: MIKE ATKINSON at AOR competitor WMMR, and also served as PD at Marketplace Coordinator PAM BELLAMY McGlamery has held the GSM job at KFMK Office Manager NANCY HOFF WHCN/Hartford during his ten-year career. 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www.americanradiohistory.com RftR/Friday, December 11, 1981 Page 4 POLIDOR HEADS COUNTRY MARKETING Advisory Council F inalists Determined Osterhout Steinberg Returns As Herb Levin, VP/GM of WQBA- Jack Portemous, Continued from Page 1 AM & FM/Miami has been elected WDBO/Orlando to fill a slot on the Arbitron Radio Polygram Consultant Beautiful Music, Markets 1-50 Gary Edens, President of Advisory Council, and finalists for former Poly- the beginning of our plan Harte -Hanks Radio, stated, "Pete Irwin Steinberg, "marks the other five open seats have been Ted Dorf, founder of its to expand" the company's country Schulte has done a great job over gram chairman and selected. Arbitron subscribers are WGAY-AM & FM/Washington Mercury label, has returned to the division. the past eight years as the original being sent ballots to note their John Moler, WRFM/New York label Senior Consultant to the GM of WRBQ, and we're confident as choices, with results due in several had been involved in AOR/Other Mike will continue to provide President. He Sharell weeks. record, other forms of from Page 1 Carl Hirsch, WMMS/Cleveland strong leadership for the station. cable, and Continued Levin was elected to fill the considerable skills to maximize Mike's promotion will allow Pete entertainment consultation. Council opening representing the Frank Wood, WEBN/Cincinnati promotion efforts with to focus on the building of WNSI, Polygram President Guenter E/A's Hispanic format. The other five In an interesting sidelight, Jim on our News/Talk station in Tam- Hensler commented, "Irwin's focus our albums and album was one of the top voteget- format openings and the finalists in Kime pa/St. Petersburg, which he has wealth of experience in the record artists. His experience at the ters, but declined to have his name national levels each are: been heading as GM since April. business is incredible, and he local, regional, and placed on the final ballot. Kime him Contemporary, Markets 51+ As regional VP, Pete will also con- knows more about the history of provides the background told R&R that "although I would the (three-way tie) tinue to oversee WRBQ as well as this company than anybody. We've necessary to work with E/A have been happy to do whatever I Vince Cremona, WSGN/Birmingham." known each other for over ten team." could on the Council, I feel that my years and always worked well Sharell, a former radio per- WICC/Bridgeport Lew Latto, involvement on the RAB All -Indus- together. I am confident that sonality and Verve recording ar- Committee Osterhout told R&R, "It's WAKX-AM & FM/Duluth try Radio Ratings Irwin's involvement will greatly tist, worked in promotion at A&M something I've always dreamed of Phil Zeni, would cause a personal conflict of enhance this company's progress." and Buddah before joining E/A in interest. Thus, I've decided not to to be GM of a super radio station 1973. He became VP/International KAAY & KLPQ/Little Rock At the same time, Joe Potidor stay in the Advisory Council run- like WRBQ. The future is in- in 1974, then has been appointed Director/Coun- for the company MOR/Personality, Markets 1-50 ning." Arbitron spokesperson Con- credibly bright, especially with Development in 1976, try Marketing. Most recently Re- VP/Artist Paul Palmer, KFMB/San Diego nie Anthes could not name a re- the talent we have, such as Scott VP/Creative Services in 1979, and gional Product Development Jim Mme, placement for Kime at presstime, Shannon, who is programming Sr. VP earlier this year. of stations Manager based in Chicago, he will KING/Seattle-Tacoma (see below) although she did indicate there one the finest -sounding move to Nashville and report to Sr. would be another broadcaster in the country. We will continue to MOR/Personality, Markets 51+ winner, I'm glad to be a VP/Sales & Marketing Jack Kier- RKO listed besides Palmer in the major be a and nan. Kiernan said the move Continued from Page 1 Glenn Bell, KSO/Des Moines market MOR category. part of it." whether RKO is qualified to re- main a licensee. Continued from Page 3 Moen McKennaContinued from Page 3 One option is to put all diverse group of formats. Bill's a great teacher - Commenting on McKenna's appointment, Bay- Surrey challenges to RKO licenses on he's always kept his programmers aware of what's liss told R&R, "I have been talking with Jerry for Continued from Page 1 hold and first decide on the going on at our other stations, and he's always asked over six months now and this seemed to be the ideal Surrey Broadcasting is a group's overall credentials. Only for opinions and ideas that could lead to improve- assignment for him. Jerry is one of the coming super- privately held company whose if RKO was found fit, therefore, ments in all our formats. in radio management and there will be a lot principals include John Nichols, would lengthy comparative "Winning programming techniques are similar stars more said about him in the future." who is also Chairman of Devon renewal hearings be needed for in all our formats," he continued. "Give the people Bayliss also promoted WOKY & WMIL Local Energy, a major oil and gas con- each outlet. what they want, using a good mix of music, per- Sales Manager Bill Hurwitz to GSM for the stations, cern in Oklahoma; Campbell Another route would be to pro- sonalities, news, and public affairs. Add to that a telling R&R, "Bill has earned his stripes and has Stukemen, who is connected with ceed on all fronts at once, con- dedication to being on the streets and a station in- been a very good performer for us under some ad- the Rockwell aerospace interests; sidering RKO's qualifications in volved in the community it serves, and you've got the verse conditions. I know he and Jerry will work real- and the J.E. Fowler estate. the context of the comparative foundation for success." ly well together." Surrey will an- renewal proceedings. Reportedly, Both appointments are effective immediately. another AM/FM major that no two observers nounce It appears Seiden Continued from Page 3 Replacing McKenna as GSM of KZAP is Jim Cooley before the end the meaning of last market acquisition agree on Easy Listening format, and KOST, which is a major from KLUC/Las Vegas. of the year. The Surrey -Charter week's court decision. One FCC facility, needs some life. It needs the expertise of a deal is subject to FCC approval. official believes RKO was "ir- Fred Seiden to bring it to life. I decided that it was refutably" found to be unfit to hold time for KOST to be treated as a totally separate enti- Heifetz Continued from Page 3 a license, making it difficult for ty in the KFI-KOST organization, and Fred has been Heifetz told R&R, "It's a complete build situation Sweatte the Commission to let RKO keep hired with the complete license to do what is from the ground up. It's very exciting to watch the Continued from Page 1 any of its stations. necessary for KOST's continued success." actual birth of the radio station. Each week we're departure: "I've been with the But a communications attorney hiring people and building it before it goes on the air. company for nine years, and if told R&R the decision gives the It's a lot of fun." that FCC broad leeway to "either McGlamery Heifetz said the station will go dark for about two you've been with a company Continued from Page 3 of going forgive and forget, or to come weeks for technical purposes before the News/Talk long and you've thought since the station went on the air in 1979. He was down hard" on RKO by taking format debuts, with a new transmitter to be installed. some place else at some point, previously an account executive and then Regional for away some or all of its remaining The current staff has been invited to apply for news particularly in business Sales Z93 (W ZGC) /Atlanta for seven stations. Manager at the station if interested; otherwise they yourself, you pick the time when years. positions at this, One point on which there is will exit December 23. Heifetz added, "I don't intend it's best for everybody. I think The station's owners include Los Angeles at- time for broad agreement, however, is that to hire a PD per se. I've hired Dave Roe as News happens to be a very good torney Joseph Wolf, American Technical Supply The sta- the Fowler Commission is likely to Director from KOA here in Denver. He was News Golden West and myself. Murray Moss of Los Angeles and WRQY/ believe denial of three television President Editor and air personality there. He'll be in charge of tion is doing very well. Everything Greensboro President/GM Tom Armshaw. In addi- licenses was too harsh a penalty the whole news operation. At least initially, I'll work seemed to fall into place right tion to WRQY and WKOS, the trio are putting a new for RKO's misdeeds. with the talk talent directly." now." station on the air in Pueblo, CO.

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Despite the sale of the Charter stations to Mark McCoy is the new PD at Surrey Broadcasting (see Page 1), Street Talk KBBC/Phoenix, coming from the Operations hears that Charter Programming VP Al Casey is Manager slot at KWKN/Wichita. KBBC is in Milwaukee to determine a new direction for moving from soft AOR to A/C. WOKY and to select a course for WMIL, which Another format shift is happening in has yet to hit the air. We hear WOKY could be Phoenix as KXAM (KOPA's sister AM) dumps Country, could be Al Ham's "Music Of Your Oldies for all -currents. Now billed as X -Rock, upert Holmes Life." Reportedly CHR and AOR are the main KXAM is being programmed by KOPA & KXAM contenders for WMIL. And by the way, when Operations Manager Steve Rivers and MD Chaz Surrey does officially take over the six Charter Kelly. Fill Circle stations, look for the new company to retain the services of both Al Casey and Charter National Jimi Remembered, Finally Programming Coordinator Sherry Toennies. A promotion that began almost 15 months If you've heard that Marvin Weatherly, ago is nearing completion. KZOK/Seattle has Lottery member of the Alaska Public engineer and been wrangling with city officials in an attempt Utilities Commission, has picked up powerful to secure a spot in the city for a Jimi Hendrix support to become the next FCC Commissioner, Memorial (Hendrix was from Seattle). The sta- it now appears that current FCC General tion raised more than $20,000, and late last week Counsel Steve Sharp has lined up even more im- city park officials gave the station permission to pressive backing. Inside word at the Commission erect a Hendrix memorial in one of the city's really Eligibility Numbers has Sharp supported by the one man who parks. The next step is for KZOK to accept counts - President Reagan. design proposals and build the tribute. PD Nils Finalists: Veh predicts the grand (finally!) unveiling A Meeting!" Von "...Tell Him I'm In next April. This rumor's been around before, but this fact "60 Minutes" is in- time it just may be - Congratulations to WIGY/Bath, ME PD in the record vestigating independent promotion Scott Robbins, who has been promoted to 000060 WOWO/Ft. Wayne researchers have industry. Mike Wallace's Operations Manager. He will continue to handle several record and radio folks. 000050 WHBC/Canton already talked to the WIGY programming chores. is if anyone has 000091 WOHO/Toledo What CBS isn't disclosing yet Want to hear some really creative produc- talked back. tion? Dan O'Day has just made available a 000008 WFYR/Chicago and the rumor is that he He's done it before, cassette loaded with the winners of his "Galaxy be ready 000058 KUGN/Eugene may do it again. Cecil Heftel just might Production Competition." The tape has 90 radio properties (except Honolulu) 000025 KDKA/Pittsburgh to sell all his minutes worth of winners in the commercial and in the near future. promotional production categories. If you're in- to Gene Lothery, 000069 WVLK/Lexington Congratulations terested, give Dan a call at O'Liners Interna- Francisco VP/CBS O&O AM's, on being named to the tional Headquarters in Fresno (209) 000033 KNBR/San up when CBS Sr. - NAB Board slot opened 431-1502. 000036 KPLZ/Seattle VP/Radio Bill Grimes moved over to become VP/Chief Operating Officer of ESPN. 000105 WKZE/Cape Cod Going, Going, Gone It's True The equipment of the Enterprise Radio Former Polygram VP/Pop Promotion Jim all -sports net was auctioned off last week in Collins has indeed been named Assistant PD of Avon, CT. A satellite uplink system brought next week. WNBC/New York. Jim takes over from Buzz $32,500 and more than a dozen Ampex tape Winner to be announced Brindle, who held the position for more than decks went for $3000 each. Meanwhile, Avon four years before joining MTV as Director Of police say former Enterprise principal Scott *If station policy dictates that a P.D. cannot Music Programming. Rasmussen's illness is still preventing them accept the grand prize, then the grand prize ABC's first satellite station has leased an en- from serving the arrest warrant issued by the may be used at the station for on -air giveaway. tire floor of a New York City office building. Connecticut Department of Labor for his failure They're getting ready ... a staff is currently being to pay wages to ex -Enterprise staffers. FULL CIRCLE, the new Rupert hired. contains the hit single Bobby Rich has joined the 50kw clear There'll be some spicy topics on the agenda Holmes album, with members of the You Love." Produced channel air staff at KFI/Los Angeles. Bobby as Arbitron executives meet "Loved By The One Radio Advisory Council in Cancun, Mexico. by Rupert Holmes for The Holmes Line Of takes over the 6-10pm slot. A $30 transmission line coupling took three They'll be discussing new ways to price Arbitron Records, Inc. Miami radio stations off the air for almost 24 contracts, the future of monthly reports, and the hours last weekend (12-5 & 6). I-95, Love-94 and results of the recently completed Advisory Coun- WYOR, which all share the same tower, are now cil poll regarding the ratings firm. Tom Hoyt, back on the air at 10% normal power until a new who'll be chairing his last Advisory Council transmission line can be strung. The culprit meeting, told Street Talk, "This survey achieved how coupler sprung a leak, causing a huge RF arc the highest rate of return ever" for a poll on that shorted out the tower. broadcasters feel about Arbitron. Ole!

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CBS Wins Three -Way Battle A highly competitive Nielsen ratings race was won by CBS for the week ending December 6. With 10 programs in the top 12, CBS earned an 18.7 average rating. ABC, with "Monday Night

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December 11 . Smokey Robinson's 25th anniversary in music is celebrated on "American Band- KRLA on WAAY on 95SGF add stand" December 12. Motown's Keith & Darrell (Robinson's nephews) will also KIQQ 20-19 BJ105 on WFOX on appear ... Robox's Dobie Gray guests on the first annual "Turner Family Christmas Card" on WISE KFRC deb 38 WDOQ on on WTBS, the cable "superstation" Jose Feliciano is on "John Davidson" December 18 and KYYX on KX 104 add WFLB on "American Bandstand" December 19.. The Four Tops are guests on "Fridays" December

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MUSIC Another station always had a full-scale blowout party with actual non-tradeout food and hard liquor. With about two drinks under their belts, staffers who had been giving one another the hot eye all year would sneak off to various dark parts of the station to get to know themselves better, and there was always - repeat, always - a marriage on the rocks within hours of one of those station hair -down blasts. EXPERTS At a station whose ratings had (unexpectedly) shot over the top into undisputed first place, the management decided to go for mail-order catalog goodies for the staff. We were presented with fairly nice wine goblets, with the call letters etched into the Word & Myrrh Records glass. My all-time favorite example of watching expenses is a station where the money rolled in like tidal waves of green, but the traditionally have been the boss threw no parties and gave no gifts or bonus checks. Instead, we were encouraged to attend a party thrown by a successful local business whose management liked to hang around with minor local celebrities. We called it our Charity Christmas Party and felt sorta like orphans being entertained by the Kiwanis. forerunners in creating the Now, that's off my mind. I'm gonna concentrate on getting into that real Christmas spirit of giving without asking what's music for the holiday season coming in return. Give me a few hours, I'll get it happening. and now we deliver it to your CALENDAR station. "Crazy Golf' Begins MONDAY, DECEMBER 14: America's first mini -golf course opened in Florida 56 years ago today in 1925. What the British call "crazy golf" had been played for hundreds of years overseas, where military cadets who carried clubs The perfect sounds of Christmas featuring: became known as caddies. While riding around his estate during a snowstorm, George Washington caught "a chill" which put him in bed: after a couple of days of medical treatment which included bleeding, the 67-year -old "father of our country" died 182 years ago today B.J. Thomas in 1799. Anne Marie Patty Duke-Astin is 35. "Whole Earth Catalog" publisher Stewart Brand is 43. Actress Lee Remick is 46 "Silent Night" and Charlie Rich hits 49. Bill Of Rights Day "The First Noel" TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15: The legendary Sioux chief Sitting Bull (son of Jumping Bull) was shot dead 91 years ago today in 1890, when Indian Police went to arrest him on charges of encouraging unrest among his people. He was at Evie least 60. Thirty-one years ago a Seattle shopping center erected the world's tallest cut Christmas tree, a 221 -foot Douglas fir. "Come On Ring Fifteen years ago Walt Disney died at age 65. Two years ago the World Court condemned Iran, where American hostages were being held. Comic actor Tim Conway is 48. Others born on this date have included deejay Alan Freed, who coined the term rock 'n' Those Bells" roll; oil billionaire J. Paul Getty; and French architect Alexander Eiffel. Big River Flowing Backward? "One Small Child" WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16: A major earthquake 170 years ago today made the Mississippi River seem to flow backward, and people swore they saw the water slosh so violently that the river bottom was exposed. The New Madrid 'quake on this date in 1811 was felt from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and along the Atlantic seaboard. It created a volcano in Imperials in North Carolina, and raised new islands the big river while causing others to disappear. At the Boston Tea Party 208 years ago, protesters raided a British ship and dumped tea overboard to protest the tea tax "What Child Is This" (although tea sold for more in England than it did here, including the new tax). Arthur C. Clarke is 64. Actress Liv Ullmann - a Norwegian born in Tokyo - is 42. 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1981-A Year Of Transition

The past year was marked by changes, substantial changes with immediate effects and significant changes that seemed part of a longterm evolution. In radio, deregulation and the networks explosion had a strong instant impact, but their long-range effects should be even more profound - they will probably alter the entire structure of communications. Similarly, the advent of video music channels, cheaper videotape equipment, increased cable penetration, and all the other aspects of the audiovisual revolution will cause vast changes in both radio and records, the extent of which cannot yet be accurate- ly predicted. Turning more specifically to 1981, deregulation got its start, both in law and in a changed attitude at a much more "hands-off" low -profile FCC under Mark Fowler. Satellite network program formats made their debuts this past year, while an un- precedented proliferation of networks and program suppliers provided radio with an ex- tensive programming menu to choose from. Demographics became an ever -more -vital concern, with "25-49" turning into a species of golden numbers sought by everyone. Increasing attention was paid to lifestyle fragmentations of those numbers, as radio learned to hit more specific targets. Country's landslide popularity of 1980 continued in 1981 with further conversions, in- cluding many old-line contemporary stations (KILT, WFIL). Adult/Contemporary took on a new glamour, as the natural format for the 25-49 audience. At the same time, AOR stations, still strongest in the 18-24 area, had a great year. Urban Contemporary, that hard -to -define hybrid of Black, CHR, and the ghost of Disco, achieved impressive ratings in many large markets. 1981 was a year for consultants. AOR notables John Sebastian and Jesse Bullet established their own advisory firms, while the recently-formed Jeff Pollack organiza- tion consulted the ABC FM's and Burkhart -Abrams kept rolling along to high ratings. situation more realistically this past year, and further adjustments are no doubt to Former ABC executive Dick Foreman started his own firm and won some significant come. corporate clients, and in Country, Burt Sherwood and Bill Hennes teamed up for con- Guenter Hensler at Polygram, Dick Asher at CBS, and Jack Craigo at RCA were siderable success. among the key executives in new positions of prominence this year, and important new An encouraging trend for programmers was the number of PD's who graduated in- promotion and marketing responsibilities were bestowed upon Russ Thyret, Vic Faraci, to management in 1981, among them John Gehron (WLS/Chicago), Craig Scott (WMPS Bob Sherwood, Ray Anderson, Vince Faraci, Joe Mansfield, Jack Forsythe, Bruce & WHRK/Memphis), Tony Berardini (WBCN/Boston), Gary Kines (WQXM/Tampa), Lundvall, Jack Kiernan and many more. John Lander (WCKX/Tampa), Mike McVay (WABB/Mobile), and more. A year of transition 1981 certainly was, and perhaps one of indirection and confusion For the record side, it was a year of reorganization, restructuring, and adapting to in certain areas as well. But with the proper attention to research, technology, and the new realities of the marketplace, including a continuing slump in the overall simply giving people what they want from music, records, and radio, the transitions economy and some general resistance to buying records. The industry analyzed its which evolved in 1981 may lead to a brighter future. JANUARY: Radio welcomes FCC's 6-1 vote in caster Karl Eller to head Sr. VP/Marketing at Polygram as label restructures favor of deregulation. Spokespersons expect few changes Media Division of Columbia marketing staff. Simon most recently served as Sr. in public affairs or commercial ceilings... Cullie Tarleton Pictures... Dick Kline named VP/Product Development at Mercury Records. Len named Sr. VP/Radio for Jefferson -Pilot. William Jenn- President of Radio Records. Epand, Mick Brown, Bill Levy, Bill Lewis, Jules Abram- ings Jr. replaces Tarleton as Managing Director at WBT- Kline, most recently Exec. VP son and Neil Bianco all given VP titles. WBCY/Charlotte...Stan Monteiro elevated to VP/Co- at Polydor, pens a distribution lumbia Label Promotion from pact with his longtime FEBRUARY: WRNO/New Orleans owner/GM his VP/Marketing-West Coast employer, Atlantic Rec- Joseph Costello Ill gets permit to construct and operate post with E/P/A. Larry ords...Al Teller joins the CBS the only commercial international shortwave radio sta- Douglas, formerly Portrait Records Group as VP/Opera- tion in the U.S., a 100 kw facility... Steve Dahl dismissed National Promotion Director, tions-Staff of the Deputy as morning man for WLUP/Chicago, surfaces doing replaces Monteiro... Don Col - President...Ross Reagan afternoons at WLS-FM across town...KEFM/Omaha berg named VP/Promotion Dick Kline named National PD for goes dark, lacking the capital to repair its wind-damaged for Polygram Records. He Shamrock, coming from his previous post as KUDL/Kan- tower. Meanwhile, Charter Broadcasting decides to shut was most recently Managing sas City PD... Jeff Ryder becomes VP/Programming & down WMJX/Miami in the wake of 1980's FCC decision to Director/National Promotion Operations for Northeast Communications. He was most revoke the station's license...Richard Kale resigns as for Columbia Records ...Jack recently PD at WBNS/Columbus... Jim Ryan takes the President of Golden West Craigo appointed Division Group PD post at Patten Communications, coming from Radio, becomes VP of own Jack Craigo VP/U.S. & Canada at RCA his MD position at WDRQ/Detroit. Concurrently, Ron Radio Marketing Concepts Records, coming from his previous post as Managing Samuels is named Group Manager for Patten. Samuels firm... Jack Forsythe named Director at RCA Records-U.K.... Richard Foreman was most recently VP/GM at WDOQ/Daytona VP/Promotion for Chrysalis, forms a consulting firm, Richard Foreman & Associates. Beach ...Bill Ward is elevated to Exec. VP at coming from his previous post Foreman was formerly VP/Programming at ABC Ra- Metromedia from Sr. VP... Velma Brazelton is named as Marketing Director for dio...John Sebastian, most recently WCOZ/Boston PD, Station Manager for WVON/- Record World...Bill Figenshu launches a consulting firm, John Sebastian & Associat- Chicago... Edwin Hardy and elevated to VP/Programming es...Tyrone Brown resigns as FCC Commission- Marvin Rosenberg become at Viacom... Johnny Barbis er...Geoff Lebhar becomes President of WWDC-DC101/- GM's at KLZ and KAZY/Den- named Director/Promotion Washington, DC ... Michael O'Shea named GM at ver, respectively... Pat for Geffen Records... George KBLE/Seattle. O'Shea previously was group PD for Breuer takes the GM post at Francis becomes Presi- Jack Forsythe Golden West Broadcasters... WMET/Chicago airs tracks WSAI-FM /Cincinnati ...Craig dent/GM at WWWE/Cleveland after leaving WAKY- from crosstown rival WLUP's $500,000 "Mystery Riff" Scott joins WMPS & WHRK/- WVEZ/Louisville GM post. Allen Gantman takes the contest, generates furor... Denise Oliver named Memphis as GM, coming WAKY GM position, coming from the GSM spot at VP/Operations & Programming for Capitol Broad- from his previous post as Na- WMJX-WHND/Detroit... Dick McCauley named Sr. casting, coming from the WIYY/Baltimore PD tional PD for Plough VP/Stations at Blair Radio. He was formerly an ABC post... 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 16 R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981 tion... Don Pettibone becomes GM at WIOQ/Philadelphia from his previous post as VP/GM for WSNE/Providence. Also in Philly, Vincent Benedict Jr. takes on the VP/GM duties at WCAU-FM, coming from a VP/Sales post with CBS Cable ...Tim Sullivan becomes VP/GM at KWST/Los Angeles from his previous post as GM for WPLJ/New York...Jack GM post at KIITZ across Continued from Page 14 Crawford joins WKOS/Nashville as GM, having most town... Neal Mirsky is upped troit's Bob Longwell... Similarly, three Doubleday GM's recently been Sr. Programming Consultant at Drake- to Operations Director at Louis's David Bar- add the VP title: KWK & WWWK/St. Chenault... Bert Keane appointed VP/Promotion & WSHE-WSRF/Miami from rett, KHOW-AM & FM/Denver's Sam Sherwood, and Marketing for Dreamland Records. He was National Pro- his post as PD for the sta- WLLZ/Detroit's Michael Solan...Victor Ives picked to motion Director at Warner Bros. Records...Industry tion... Jerry Lyman promoted head Golden West's FM Stations, coming from the chain's veteran Ray Anderson resurfaces as VP/GM of the to President of the RKO FM WTWR/Detroit...John Lander becomes GM at WCKX/- Pasha Music Group, whose Pasha Records will be Radio Division from his Tampa, having formerly served as PD for KGB/San Di- distributed by CBS...Gary Kines becomes GM at previous post as Sr. VP, while ego...Jim Teeson upped to President/GM at KPPL & WQXM/Tampa-St. Petersburg from his former post as Dwight Case Bill Hogan elevated to Presi- his previous post as VP/GM at KLAK/Denver from Plough's National PD ... Dick dent of RKO Radio Sales from his previous VP/GM posi- KPPL... Gil Rozzo appointed GM at WMZQ/Washington, Sherman joins Motown as Sr. tion...Michael Harvey upped to President of WWSW/ & FM/ - DC, coming from the GM's position at WSAI-AM VP/Marketing from a similar Pittsburgh ... Robert Pauley, former ABC and Mutual Cincinnati ... Jheryl Busby position at Boardwalk Rec- head, forms Pauley Communications Consultants firm becomes VP/R&B Promotion ords...Marty Goldrod takes ...Don Thomson and Century 21 team to create con- at A&M, having previously on the VP/GM responsibilities sulting firm ... Miller London promoted to VP/Sales for held a similar post at Casa- for Frank Zappa's Barking Motown from his National Singles Sales post with the la- blanca...Suzanne De Passe, a Pumpkin label. Goldrod was bel ... WCI survey shows fewer disc buyers and more 13 -year veteran at Motown, previously West Coast spending ... WLRS/Louisville leases local cable TV assumes the presidency of VP/GM at Polydor... Michael channel for promotional purposes ... Larry "Snortin' " Motown Productions... Bill Faherty exits his GM post at Norton, air personality at WGRQ/Buffalo, pulls a 484 -hour to existing for Tanner elevated to VP/Pro- WIND/Chicago but retains his airshift break all records such stunts. WBVP/Beaver Falls, PA lands first inter- gramming for Metroplex Gary Edens Group W VP/Radio posi- MAY: view with President Reagan since the attempt on his from his former post as Na - tion...Charter announces plans to purchase KITT- tional PD with the life... WLUP/Chicago gives away all tickets ($150,000 George Francis firm. FM/San Diego... Elton John sues MCA for $11 mil- worth) to local Tom Petty concert...Solar Records pens regroups as lapel licensing and na- MARCH: Mark Fowler nominated for FCC lion... RFC Records distribution pact with Elektra/Asylum Records...Les promotion firm...Burrell Small, Chairman ... Toney Brooks becomes President of San- tional dance music Elias exits WLUP/Chicago President/Chairman of Mid America Media, dies at 62. dusky Newspapers Radio GM position to form manage- Division, having formerly APRIL: Burkhart/Abrams joins forces with ment consultation firm, with been VP/GM at KBPI/Den- Midwest Radio & TV, John Tyler & Associates and United Heftel first client. Jim ver... Ed Boyd becomes Video, announces plans for a 24 -hour daily satellite net- DeCastro, formerly GSM at President of Columbia Pic- work with Country and WXKS/Boston, replaces Eli- tures Industries Radio Divi- Adult/Contemporary formats. as . . .Bee Gees, Robert sion, with J. Ray Padden George Williams is named Stigwood, and Polydor named President/GM of the Network Director for the ven- Records settle lawsuits. New five stations. Padden was ture, coming from VP/Pro- Brothers Gibb LP to be issued previously VP/GM at KPRZ gramming at Southern on RSO label... Ariola- & KIIS/Los Angeles. The lat- Broadcasting... RKO an- America label folded into 24, by ter will be consulted Toney Brooks nounces two new radio ne Arista Records...CBS, Bob Hattrik L. David Moorhead ...Gary entitled RKO TWO and RKO Boardwalk Records restructure distribution deal with Edens is elevated to President/Chief Executive Officer THREE ... WEZC-FM/Char- Boardwalk going to independent distribution in the his post for Southern Broadcasting, coming from previous lotte, NC fined a record $20,000 U.S.... WMAL/Washington, DC target of $20 million sex- as Sr. VP/Southwest Group Manager and GM at KOY/- by the FCC for fraudulent bill- ual harassment suit filed by ex-employee...Veteran Guenter Hensler Phoenix. Former President Bob Jones takes the Southern ing during 1976-79... Jim Mad- broadcast personalities Gary Owens and Casey Kasem Vice Chairman's duties...James Wesley upped to Exec. dox (GM) and Jack Patterson (PD) exit WBMX/Chicago awarded stars on Hollywood's "Walk of Fame" ... Bert VP/Radio for Cox Broadcasting. He was formerly to form the Maddox, Patterson & Associates consultancy. Whalen appointed VP/FM Stations for Westinghouse VP/GM at KFI-KOST/Los Angeles ...M Casey takes Concurrently, Burt Sherwood (VP/GM) and Bill Hennes from VP/GM at KJQY-FM/San Diego... Ward Huey, VP/Programming position at Charter Broadcasting (PD) depart WMAQ/Chicago to establish the Sherwood - owner of KZEW-WFAA/Dallas, becomes President/CEO Company. He was previously PD at WHB/Kansas Ci- Hennes & Associates consultancy...Dwight Case joins at Belo Broadcasting. Jeff Poll, most recently KZEW ty ... Elektra/Asylum names five to VP posts: Vic Faraci Sunbelt Communications Ltd's Transtar Radio Network GM, takes a Belo VP position.. Jack Mix appointed VP becomes Exec. VP/Marketing, while Kenny Buttice subsidiary as President, coming from his previous post as at Patten Communications, coming from his previous (A&R), Keith Holzman (Pioduction), Jack Reinstein President at RKO Radio. Tom Burchill, formerly VP/GM post as GM for WDOQ/Daytona Beach...Ron Davenport (Financial), and Jerry Sharell (Creative) take Sr. VP ti- at RKO, replaces Case ... Chuck Renwick elevated to adds Chief Operating Officer title to his Chairman's tles...Joe Parish becomes VP/GM at WPLJ/New York. Exec. VP/Network Development at NBC from his Exec. duties at Sheridan Broadcasting. Concurrently, Sheridan He was previously VP/GM at KSFX/San Francis- VP/Network post... Jeff Pollack signs to consult the ABC names Glenn Mahone to the Exec. VP/General Counsel co...John Winkel joins WAN-AM-FM/Jacksonville as FM Network, retaining his own consultancy post and Skip Finley to the Sheridan Black Network presi- GM in the wake of Affiliated firm...Southern Broadcasting becomes Harte -Hanks dency ... KROY/Sacramento's "Stations X, Y and Z" Broadcasting's takeover. Radio. 11 -station group moves headquarters to Phoenix, comparison ad spurs competitor KZAP lawsuit... Bob Winkel was GM at WFAS- names Dave Thomas and Phil Goldman to Regional VP Hattrik elevated to VP/Programming for Doubleday WWYD/White Plains, posts... Bruce Johnson resigns as Shamrock Broad- from his Group PD post there... Tony Berardini becomes NY... Tom Glade upped to VP casting President ...RSO Records cuts staff 85 per- GM at WBCN/Boston from his previous post as PD for the at KSL/Salt Lake City from cent... Guenter Hensler becomes Polygram's Exec. VP, station...Mike McVay segues to VP/Operations at his previous post as Assistant retaining his President/Polygram Classics post. Bill WWWE/Cleveland from PD at WAKY/Louisville... Dave Station Manager...Jay Cook Cataldo takes VP/Pop Promotion position at Polygram. Martin takes GM post at WMAQ/Chicago, coming from appointed President/GM at He was most recently the label's National Pop Promotion GM at WDAF/Kansas City, where Martin's replacement KSD-FM/St. Louis from his Director. Meanwhile, Vince Pellegrino joins Polygram as is Thomas Connolly, formerly GSM at WKRC/Cincinna- former position as VP/Station National Promotion Director from a similar position at ti...Kernie Anderson becomes GM at WBMX/Chicago Manager... Walt Tiburski CBS... Donald Dalton promoted to GM at KFI-KOST/Los from a similar post with KDIA/Oakland. Earnest James adds a VP title to his GM Vic Faraci Angeles from station GSM position...Ron Denman takes the KDIA GM position, having most recently been duties at WMMS/Cleveland ...Nick Trigony takes the GM makes a similar move from GSM to GM at KSFX/San President/GM for WVON-WGCI/Chicago... Norm reins at KIKK-AM-FM/Houston, coming from his Francisco as ABC announces plans to sell the sta - Continued on Page 18

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from his previous post as President/CEO there. Barry Dickstein replaces Scallon as President...Paul Fiddick appointed Sr. VP for Multimedia Radio, coming from his VP/GM post at WEZW/Milwaukee, where he is replaced by John Timm from the station's Sales Manager posi- tion... Tom Durney becomes Sr. VP for the Insilco Broad- Taking Kearl's place as President of the organization is cast Group, continues as VP/GM of Insilco's WQUE/New Continued from Page 16 Bill Moll, formerly President of Harte-Hanks's TV Group. Orleans...George Johns takes the VP/Corporate Opera- Slemenda segues into the GM post at WYDD-WKPA/ Harte -Hanks also gives three GM's (KULF/Houston's tions post for Southwestern Broadcasters Inc., coming Pittsburgh from the GM posi- Dick French, WSGN/Birmingham's Warren Merrin and from his previous post as VP/Programming for Fair- tion at crosstown WJOI... KYND/Houston's Vici Williams) VP titles...KMPS-AM banks Broadcasting...Jesse Bullet forms AOR con- Jack Churn becomes GM at & FM/Seattle GM Jim McGovern and WHYN/Springfield sultancy firm, Jesse Bullet Inc., exiting as National PD KSJO-KXRX/San Jose, com- GM Brian Stone add VP responsibilities at Affiliated for Southwestern... WBBG & WWWM/Cleveland sold to ing from the GM post at Broadcasting...ABC creates ABC Radio Enterprises Robinson Communications by Embrescia Communica- KWK/Tri-Cities, WA...Jack group, plans satellite distribution of music and talk pro- tions for an undisclosed price... E. Karl becomes Sr. VP Starr takes over as GM at grams...Terrell Metheny Jr. promoted to Exec. VP for for Sunbelt Broadcasting, having previously been VP/GM WNOR-AM-FM/Norfolk when the Mesa Broadcasting Group from his previous post as for the Research Group...Tom Bender named Program new owners Tidewater Com- Exec. VP/GM at WBCS-WMKE/Milwaukee. Gina Manager for the RKO ONE and RKO TWO nets. Bender munications assume control. Gallagher replaces Metheny, coming from the stations' was formerly PD at WRIF/Detroit... Taft cleared by Starr previously was VP/GM sales staff... William Schwartz appointed President/C00 FCC in last fall's "Million Dollar Contest" giveaway in- at WDEF-AM-FM/Chattanoo- for Cox Broadcasting, with former President Clifford volving WKRC and WKRU (Q102)/Cincinnati... David Earnest James ga ...Elaine Baker moves Kirtland moving up to Chairman... Gary Owens elevated Barrett becomes Exec. VP for Rogers Communications, across town from WDRQ GSM to become VP/GM at to Creative Director for Golden West Broadcasting...20th having previously served as VP/GM for KWK & WOMC/Detroit...Seretha Tinsley appointed VP/Station Century -Fox Records reduces staff drastically, but re- WWWK/St. Louis. Alan Thompson replaces Barrett as Manager for WLOU/Louisville... Bernard Moody joins mains in record business... Don Benson moves to VP/Op- GM for the two stations, coming from the GSM position there John KSOL/San Mateo, CA as Operations Manager...Mark erations at KIIS-FM/Los Angeles from a similar position ... Gehron is elevated to VP/Station Manag- Driscoll named Group PD for Brandon Communica- with Western Cities... Mike Shannon becomes Operations er for WLS-AM & FM/Chicago from PD ... Jerry Lee upped to VP/GM KJQY/San tions...Veteran A&R man John Hammond's John Ham- Manager for KLAK & KPPL/Denver. Shannon was at Diego from the Station mond Records label to be distributed via CBS ... WSM/ formerly with KEGL/Dallas...Jane Coleman joins Manager's post at KLOL/Houston... Bob Sharon takes on Nashville VP/GM Len Hensel joins BMI as VP/Broad- WIND/Chicago as VP/GM from the GM position at the VP/GM duties, which include supervising KZAM-AM cast Station Relations...CBS Records eliminates WINS/New York ...Larry Anderson takes the OM/PD & FM/Seattle, at Bellevue Radio Inc. Sharon was suggested list price on albums. post at WDAE/Tampa from a similar position with previously President/GM at KLAK & KPPL/Den- WGR/Buffalo...Jim Davis becomes GM at WVAF/Char- ver...Jim Smith segues to the and the JUNE: Bonneville Broadcast Consultants leston, WV. Davis was most recently PD for KMPC/Los VP/GM slot at WKQX/Chica- to newly-created Satellite Music Network team with plans Angeles...Jim Tandy named GM at KFJZ-KEGL/Dal- go from a similar position at take Bonneville's Beautiful Music format nationwide via las, coming from VP/GM for WLCY/Tampa-St. Peters- KBEQ/Kansas City... Larry satellite...Radio reacts to baseball's called strike by burg...Jim Shafer appointed Shushan promoted to Presi- changing its stance and substituting re -creations, sports VP/Operations for WCZY- dent/GM at KZEL/San Diego talk or fantasy game substitu- FM/Detroit, having previous- from his GSM position tions... Eddie Fritts, Presi- ly been PD at WOMC across there...Bob Jones becomes dent of Fritts Broadcasting, town... Mary Dyson named GM at WRVA/Rich- elected Joint Board Chairman VP/GM at WVON-WGCI/Chi- mond...George Mills for NAB. Cullie Tarleton, Sr. cago from a sales position assumes the President/GM VP/Radio at Jefferson -Pilot, there...Polygram position at KSDO/San Diego takes Fritts's former post as reorganizes its Sales & from a similar post with Paul Fiddick NAB Radio Board Chair- Distribution operations under WJYW/Tampa. David Strubbe becomes WJYW's man...Dick Asher appointed Exec. VP/GM Bob Sher- VP/GM, coming from the GM position at WCKX across President of CBS Records wood...Mary Stuart, former- . . town... Dom Fioravanti elevated to Station Manager for Division. Simultaneously, Al ly with Curtom, and Cecil Dick Asher WNBC/New York from GSM...John McLaughlin upped Teller is named Sr. VP/GM Holmes, formerly with Chocolate City, launch Gold Coast to VP/GM at KPRZ/Los Angeles from a sales position Eddie Fritts for Columbia Rec- Records... WMAL/Washington, DC denies sexual harass- there ... Mikel Hunter promoted to Operations Manager wind ords...KXRX/San Jose and KSFO/San Francisco ment allegations... KFAX/San Francisco asks FCC to re- at KOME/San Jose from the station's PD post... Brian to up in call letter battle over KXRX's proposed switch ject KLIV/San Jose's request for new calls KSAX... Mon- McIntyre named GM for WDJX/Dayton, coming from his . of Board- KSJO calls. Neil Bogart becomes sole owner tage Records cuts ties with WMOT Records, pens previous post as GM at WYDD/Pittsburgh... Bill Staton walk Records...Kevin Keogh named VP/Promotion for distribution pact with Capitol... United Broadcasting joins Elektra/Asylum Records as VP/Promotion-Special Alfa Records from National Promotion Director President Richard Eaton dies at 88...KCKN/Corpus Markets, having previously served as VP/National Black from post... Metromedia purchases KHOW/Denver Christi, TX owner Bruce Baxter III dead at 41... Reggie Music Promotion for RCA Records...Myron Roth Doubleday for $15 million and WWBA-FM/St. Petersburg Barnes upped to VP/Promotion at WMOT Records from elevated to Sr. VP/GM for CBS Records/West Coast from Metromedia from WWBA Inc. for $7 million. Meanwhile, National Promotion Director ...KFMQ/Lincoln GM his VP/GM position there...Arnie Orleans, formerly $7 and sells KSAN/San Francisco to Mabee for million, Harley Lampman exits to become owner/GM at KJMO/- RCA VP/Sales, forms Destiny Records, funded by public Doubleday buys WAVA/Washington, DC from WAVA Jefferson City, MO... Warner Films creates an hour-long stock issue...Bonneville International Corp. forms Bon- sales, Capitol Cities Ltd. for $8 million...In other station radio special airing in 50 markets to promote the "Super- neville Records...Legendary air personality Art Laboe buys WBIE-FM/Marietta, GA (just outside Atlanta) for man II" film. gets star on Hollywood "Walk of Fame" ... Harry Losk $7.5 million from James Wilder's estate. Also, Charter an- named Sr. VP/Marketing and Emiel Petrone appointed The Outlet Company, owners of seven sta- nounces plans to sell WOKY-WMIL/Milwaukee to Sunbelt JULY: VP/Marketing-West Coast for Polygram Records. Both tions, and Columbia Pictures Industries, Communications for $5 million, putting WDRQ/Detroit on which owns five previously held regional VP posts with Polygram stations, merge... CBS Radio forms young adult network, the block as well... Lastly, Greater Media buys WBZ- Distribution Inc.... Lou Cook appointed President of MCA scheduled to debut in Spring 1982... ABC launches live FM/Boston from Group W for $5 million, while Nation- Records International Division, retains his VP/Business from Golden Circle satellite talk network, also scheduled for an '82 deb- wide buys WKZL/Winston-Salem Affairs duties for the label... TK Records files Chapter 11 RKO to Broadcasting for $5 mil- ut... unveil all-night bankruptcy ...Frank Tenore, VP/GM at WIFI/Phila- talk show, "America Over- lion... Bruce Lundvall delphia, takes the GM post at WGSO/New Orleans, only night," in September ... Ivan becomes Sr. VP at Elek- to turn it down the following week for "personal reasons." Braiker named VP/GM for tra/Asylum Records from his Eventually, Phil Zachary is promoted to Operations the Satellite Music Network, former position as President Director of WQUE-WGSO/New Orleans and Tenore takes coming from his of the CBS Records previous post the VP/GM post at WITS/Boston. Group...Ron Goldstein is pro- as GM at WIRE/Indianapolis; moted to President of Island while Jon Anthony joins SMN AUGUST: Mutual Sr. VP Nick Verbitsky, Records-U.S. from VP/Man- as Country PD, having Mutual VP Frank Murphy, WHN/New York PD Ed aging Director... Wayne previously been PD at Salamon, and Dick Clark form United Stations, a Kearl upped to Chair- WJEZ/Chicago... Joe Scallon 24-hour Country satellite network ... Russ Thyret s' man/Broadcasting & Enter- becomes Chairman/CEO for elevated to Sr. VP/Marketing for Warner Brothers Rec- Bruce Lundvall tainment for Harte -Hanks. Mariner Communications Ivan Braiker Continued on Page 20

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Taft Radio Group gives VP vated to VP/GM at WLUP/ ped to VP/Promotion at Polygram Records from his Na- titles to three GM's: WKRQ-FM/Cincinnati's John Chicago, coming from the Sta- tional Promotion Director Soller, WTVN/Columbus's Perry Frey, and KYYS-FM/ tion Manager's post there .. . position ... Dick Carr named Kansas City's Bob Garret ... Bill Phippen takes Station Brian Moors promoted to VP/ VP/Progranuning for the Mu- Manager post at WRC/Washington, DC, coming from GM at WHN/New York, hay- Brian Moors & Mike ing most recently been Station Manager ... Don Davis tual Broadcasting System .. . his VP/GM spot at KOPA-AM FM/Phoenix ... Warren Maurer named VP/ Elliott moves into the Exec. VP/GM position at WAWA becomes VP/Programming at WWDC-AM & FM/Wash- AM Radio for Group W, com- & WLUM/Milwaukee from Operations Director at ington, DC. Davis formerly served as Operations Man- ing from his previous post at KENR/Houston ... Mike Faherty named GM for WSB- ager at WOW /Omaha ... Chet Redpath upped to Presi- VP/GM at KYW/Philadelphia AM & FM/Atlanta from his previous post as GM for dent/GM for WCLR/Chicago, ... Richard Dudley takes on WIND/Chicago ... Ron Morgan adds the VP title to his coming from the VP/GM post the Chairman/CEO duties at duties as Operations Manager for KSD-FM/St. Louis . Bill for the station ... Jack Hobbs Forward Communications as Parris promoted to VP/Oper- becomes VP/GM at WIRE- former Chairman William ations for United Broadcast- WXTZ/Indianapolis from a McCormick becomes Chair- Russ Thyret ing, having most recently GSM position with WNEW/ man of the firm's Executive Committee. Tom Bolger been National PD for the New York ... Monty Grau replaces Dudley as President/Chief Operating Officer chain ... Dewayne Dancer promoted to VP/GM for for Forward, coming from the President's post at upped to Operations Manager KOMO/Seattle from his WMTV/Madison ... Clark Smidt named VP/Broadcast at KNOK-AM & FM/Dallas previous post as Station Man- Mike McVay Operations for the Wallace & Washburn research firm. from his station PD position ager there ... to GM WABB-AM & Smidt was formerly PD for WEEI-FM/Boston ... Jack . Jim Hardy becomes GM segues at Adamson becomes President of Bonneville's California at KWFM/Tucson. He was FM/Mobile from his former Gene Lothery Radio Division, retains his duties as President/GM for most recently GSM for KBPI/ Mike Faherty post as VP/Operations at WWWE/Cleveland. Tom Wil- KBIG/Los Angeles ... Gary Rodriguez appointed VP/ Denver ... Ric Hansen, formerly Station Manager at son assumes the VP/GM post for WWWE as President/ GM for Mariner's FM Operations from his previous post KTAC/Tacoma, forms Champion Broadcasting Man- GM George Francis exits. as VP/GM at the firm's KBEQ/Kansas City. Concur- agement Services and purchases KMED/Medford, OR OCTOBER: Bob Sherman named Exec. VP/ rently, the firm names Susan Bethel to the GM position Warner-Amex's MTV debuts (8-1) with an NBC Radio Stations, supervising the firm's eight out- at WSKS/Cincinnati ... General Cinema to sell estimated audience of two million homes. lets. Sherman was most recently VP/GM at WNBC/ WEFM/Chicago to First Media for $9.2 million .. . SEPTEMBER: Jeff Davidson promoted to VP/ New York. Concurrently, Bob Mounty appointed VP/ Coca-Cola rumored to be asking $27 million for KJOI/ GM for the Gannett Broadcasting Group, coming from Marketing for NBC, coming from his previous post as Los Angeles ...Rust Communications cells WRNL & WRXL/ the President/GM post with the firm's WXIA-TV/Atlan- VP/AM Stations ... Tom Hoyt departs as Heftel Broad- Richmond to Capitol Broadcasting for $4 million ta, as the organization's headquarters shift from Denver casting President to go into ... Century Broadcasting forms Century National Pro- to Atlanta ... 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Vince ting Officer for Waterman Broadcasting Inc., retaining Riva Records as the label establishes West Coast offices Farad elevated to Sr. VP/ his previous post as GM for the firm's KTSA-KTFM/San ... Billy Bass to head WMOT Records' Pop Division, National Promotion for At- Antonio as well ... Guenter Hensler elevated to Presi- coming from his former post as Sr. VP/Promotion for Vince Faraci lantic Records. He was for- dent/Chief Operating Officer for Polygram Records, Chrysalis ... Dreamland files $7.5 million suit to get out merly VP/Promotion. Larry Campbell becomes VP/ coming from his previous post as VP/Operations as of RSO pact ... Total Experience Productions files $11 GM for the Research Group, having formerly served as Continued on Page 22

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In addition, Bill Campbell appointed GM for from his previous post as GM for KSTP/Minneapolis, in Bob Sherwood Polygram as VP/Promotion, Ron departure to WMJX/Boston, which Greater Media will take over the wake of former KOB GM Sack's coming from the Sr. VP/GM position with RSO Records. shortly, coming from his former position as Managing purchase KQEO & KZZX/Al- In addition, Bill Cataldo returns to Polygram as Na- Director at WHAS & WAMZ/Louisville ... Billy Bass buquerque. Concurrently, Al tional Promotion Director ... Paul Todd, Exec. joins Motown Records as VP/ Quarnstrom is promoted to VP/GM for WQRK/Norfolk, buys the station for $2.6 Pop Promotion from his most GM for KSTP from his GSM million ... WCIN/Cincinnati recent position as head of Pop position with the station .. purchased by KLM Com- Promotion for WMOT Rec- Jim' Taszarek becomes VP/ munications, headed by ords... Vince Cosgrave pro- GM at KTAR-KBBC/Phoenix, former WCIN News Director moted to VP/Marketing for having most recently been Kenneth McDowell, from MCA Records, most recently GM at WRTH across town .. . Ragan Henry's BENI for an serving as Director/Catalog Tim Williams is promoted to undisclosed price ... Ray Development & Marketing Operations Manager for Anderson appointed VP/Pro- there... WQFM/Milwaukee's KEZX/Seattle. Williams had motion for the Columbia $10 million lawsuit against Randy Bongarten held the position on an interim Records label from his rival outlet WLPX is settled basis for the past four months ... Radio Index changes previous post as VP/GM for out of court. WQFM Herb McCord its name to Todd Wallace/Associates with Ron Denn- the Pasha Music Organiza- \ WQFM drops suit and WLPX discontinues use of "corn- ington appointed Operations Manager. Dennington was tion, while Jim McKeon is up- Joe Mansfield parion" TV commercial ... Sandusky Newspapers most recently PD for the Intermountain Network .. . ped to Director/National Album Promotion at Colum- agrees to purchase KWKI/Kansas City, MO for over $3 WRQX(Q107)/Washington, DC kicks off direct mail con- bia ... General Cinema Communications Exec. VP million from the Jimmy Swaggart Evangelistic Associ- test, offering over $750,000 in prizes ... Kenny Rogers John Tenaglia exits after 10 years to pursue ownership ation ... Larry Getz upped to Sr. VP at Broad Street files a $44 million lawsuit against Liberty and Capitol opportunity with T.K. Communications, which owns Communications, retaining his present post as VP/GM Records, alleging $4 million in unpaid royalties due him. WSRF-WSHE/Ft. Lauderdale . . Greater Media ups for the firm's WELI/New Haven ... Norm Schrutt three to VP's: Julian Breen to segues to GM at Capital Cities' WBIE/Marietta, GA, VP/Radio Programming, coming from the VP/GM post at the chain's KZLA-AM Tom Milewski to VP/Legal & & FM/Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Vern Ore takes the Administrative Affairs, and KZLA GM position from his previous post as GM for NOVEMBER: Al Law promoted to VP/Pro- John Zielinski to VP/Fi- Capitol Cities' KSCS/Dallas. Also at Capital Cities, Fred gramming for NBC Radio's O&O stations, coming from nance ... Lee Masters pro- Weinhaus is upped to GM for WPAT-AM & FM/New his previous post as GM for WYNY/New York. Mike moted to VP/Station Opera- York from the stations' GM position ... Nelson Cohen Phillips, formerly NBC Group VP/Programming, tions for the four Henson Sta- promoted to VP/GM at KYW/ resigning the position to form a consultancy firm. Mean- tions (WLRS-WAVG/Louis- Philadelphia from the Execu- while, Frank Osborn takes on Law's former respon- ville and KISO-KLOZ/El tive Editor post there .. . sibilities at WYNY, having previously served as NBC Paso) from his previous post Jack Baker becomes VP/GM Radio's VP/Administration as VP/GM for the firm's El at WEEI-AM/Boston from the ... Infinity Broadcasting com- Paso outlets ... John Russell Jack Kiernan same position at WEEI-FM, pletes $32 million purchase of elevated to GM for General Communicorp. from his where David Austin is Gulf United's WKTU & WJIT/ former post as VP/GM for the firm's WHLY/Orlando elevated to VP/GM from his New York and WYSP/Phila- ... Chuck Artigue to become VP/GM at WEFM/Chi- previous post as News Direc- delphia, appointing Mel Kar- cago when First Media assumes control of the property tor for the outlet ... J. Robert mazin President of Infinity's in the first quarter of 1982. Artigue was formerly Wood promoted to GM at Radio Division. Karmazin VP/GM at First Media's KOPA-AM & FM/Phoenix CHUM -AM & FM/Toronto was previously VP/GM at ... Denny Rossman elevated to GM at Heftel's from his former post as Al Coury WNEW-FM/New York ... WIKS/Indianapolis from Station Manager there. Mean- CHUM National PD ... Jerry Natchman becomes GM Sandusky Newspapers agrees while, Jim DeCastro adds the Exec. 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Broadcasters Win Regulatory Relief; Logging Congress Grants 7-Year Radio License Requirements

It was a banner year for regulatory relief in the radio industry, as the GOP took control of the FCC and U.S. Senate, and the idea of com- petition and marketplace forces as regulators gained wider accept- \r ance. Commercial radio deregulation, approved on a 6-1 vote by the Ferris Commission in 1981 January, freed stations from keeping program logs, limiting commercials to 18 minutes Radio Regulations - R.I.P. an hour, formally ascertaining community needs, and devoting either 6 or 8% of airtime enough to warrant deregulation. to non -entertainment programming. 1981 was also the year the FCC adopted a five -question postcard renewal form and Ironically, when the new rules took effect in April, there was little or no move to abolished the First Class operator's license, both over the objections of many broad- take advantage of them in the very industry that lobbied long and hard for deregulation casters, who learned that deregulation sometimes means losing rules they favor, as and cheered its passage. But broadcasters were clearly relieved that the FCC's "raised well as those they oppose. eyebrow" was a little less severely arched as it peered over their shoulders. In 1981 the Commission also streamlined the sales and transfer process, drastically In Congress, meanwhile, GOP dominance in the Senate propelled a sweeping radio reduced on -air filing announcements, eased the financial showing required of station deregulation bill through the Commerce Committee, calling for indefinite license terms buyers, granted some EEO relief for sales and major change applicants, and shaved 45 and lottery awarding of new stations, among other things. However, under the more days off the time its takes to get a new FM channel assigned to a community. In addi- skeptical leadership of Rep. Tim Wirth (D -CO), the House Telecommunications Sub- tion, the groundwork was laid for even more relief, as Chairman Fowler promised that committee had taken no action on radio by midyear. no rule would escape a flinty -eyed assessment of its usefulness. The year's unfinished In an end run around Wirth, the Senate slipped its bill into the massive attempted proposals include: federal budget, in hopes that grander issues would overshadow the radio sections and sweep them into law. What emerged from a tough fight with the House was a com- Abolishing the Fairness Doctrine. promise that extended radio licenses to seven years and gave the FCC optional lottery Narrowing FCC interest in license "character." authority. Deregulation and station fee sections were dropped. Granting easy access to auxiliary frequencies for remotes. New deregulation bills were introduced in both the House and Senate this fall, with Abolishing Form 324, the annual financial report. action expected in 1982. The climate on the House side improved somewhat in early Ending FCC -type approval of modulation monitors. November when Wirth's panel issued a voluminous report on competition that Wirth Moreover, Fowler indicated numerous other rule changes were in the offing, with considers a mandatory prerequisite to any broadcast deregulation, although the docu- targets such as multiple ownership limits and the three-year trafficking rule, both of ment seems to cast doubt on whether small and medium radio markets are competitive which he has questioned publicly. The FCC ushers in JANUARY: mark Supreme Court decision upholds casters oppose pay -for -play legislation in tion asks for EEO sanctions against 60 1981 by deregulating commercial the FCC's desire not to regulate radio for- Congressional testimony...Geneva 9 vs. suburban radio outlets... NTIA petitions radio ... Commission figures reveal a 24% A five -question postcard 10 drop in radio profits in 1979... Tyrone mats... renewal kHz study fails to answer the question the Commission for longer daytime hours form gets the FCC's Brown quits the FCC blessing...Rule of which is better... A second AT&T rate and preference for daytimers when new violations mean lost licenses for to 35% to join a Washington hike brings the total increase in FM's are granted...Radio Marti, a law firm...Re- WLIR/Garden City, NY and radio private line costs. Florida -based propaganda station aimed publicans assume WDRK/Greenville, OH. JULY: The nets were wrong to deny at Cuba, is unveiled by the U.S. govern- The FCC 1979, control of the Senate APRIL: largest sanctioned airtime to Carter/Mondale in the ment... Commissioner Rivera is named $20,000 goes . Communications Sub- fine of to EZ Communica- Supreme Court rules.. KRMQ/Provo, to head up a special commission to boost committee under the tions' WEZC/Charlotte for fraudulent UT is slapped with a $20,000 fine for minority broadcasting. billing... An R&R check shows little leadership of Sen. spot misplacing its antenna and building it too OCTOBER: The first seven-year Barry Goldwa- immediate change as deregulation goes high...Six Faulkner radio licenses are licenses are given to radio stations in into effect after public interest opponents set for hearing due to the group's loss of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and ter... NRBA an- Sen. Barry Goldwater fail to win a court injunction...Bills to GA for rule viola- nounces its membership has topped 1500 WLLB/Carrollton, Washington, DC to the cheers of recip- make broadcasters pay of stations...The U.S. Supreme Court Hiles "cost regula- tions...The clear channel breakdown ients...A proposed 12% budget cut tion" fees to the FCC entered on both new AM, but the goal of 125 in favor of cameras and microphones in are yields its first throws the FCC into a crisis that may courtrooms. sides of Capitol Hill... American new stations is in doubt. cause mass firings... Rep. Al Swift in- engineers join an international Panel of The FCC concludes that to FEBRUARY: A sweeping radio AUGUST: troduces a bill guarantee renewal by deregulation bill (S. 270) by Sen. Schmitt Experts in Geneva to study whether 9 costs would outweigh benefits and awarding points for public service pro- would grant indefinite license terms and kHz or 10 kHz spacing would be best for reverses its support for 9 kHz reduced gramrning ... Last-minute complications the western hemisphere... GOP congres- spacing... The FCC Broadcast Bureau's force indefinite postponement of a House lottery selection for new stations .. . Rep. Tim Wirth takes sional aide Bernie Wunder is named to Policy and Rules Chief Jeff Baumann is Subcommittee vote on pay -for -play legis- over a restructured head NTIA. tapped to fill the vacant post of Deputy lation... Another package of deregulation House Telecommuni- MAY: Mark Fowler is confirmed by Broadcast Bureau bills is offered by Rep. Jim Collins of Tex- cations Subcommittee the Senate and sworn in as FCC Chair- Chief ...The Commis- as...The Democratic National Commit- ... Citing conversion man... AT&T radio private line costs sion launches a top-to - tee demands free air time to answer GOP costs and interfer- soar 16.4%, but a se- bottom review of its ads on economic policy...The FCC pro- ence, NAB's Radio cond hike of the same character qualifica- poses abolishing public letter files and en- Board votes against 9 size is put on tion standards... Rep ding its type approval of modulation kHz spacing ... Ra - hold...Plugola firms owning stations monitors. charges Rep. Tim wtrth dio nemesis Rep. are dropped are given more NOVEMBER: The Western George Danielson drops his performers against Booth freedom when the Hemisphere AM conference opens in Rio royalty bill (H.R. 1805) into the hopper American's WJLB & Golden West Rule is Jeff Baumann and immediately votes to retain 10 kHz of the new Congress ... Ruling out an W MZK-FM/De- repealed... A new service of low -power spacing... A House Telecommunications immediate marketplace slugfest among troit... One 9 kHz FM stations is proposed by Moody Bible Subcommittee staff reports suggests only AM stereo competitors, the FCC con- spacing option would Steve Sharp Institute...The FCC proposes letting sta- major radio markets are competitive tinues studying five systems to decide cost the industry $25 million in conversion tions operate for short periods on aux- enough to be deregulated... Two an- which one is best. costs, an FCC study shows...The Com- iliary frequencies without having to get nouncers are fined $100 each for failing to mission it MARCH : Communications attorney tables RKO's request that ask licenses...Burying past differences over maintain proper station power...De- and former radio DJ Mark Fowler is the court to send its license denials back 9 kHz, NAB and the Daytime Broad- vising a lottery with preferences for nominated as the new FCC to the Commission for a second casters Assn. agree to cooperate on minority groups turns into a nightmare Chairman... Studies look...The Fowler team takes shape, daytime relief issues. and Chairman Fowler asks Congress to show proposed 500 kw with appointments that include Steve SEPTEMBER: Chairman Fowler drop the preference requirement...A Cuban AM's would Sharp as General Counsel. proposes full First Amendment rights for host of violations, including network force some U.S. sta- JUNE: The FCC votes to kill the brmdeasters and repeal of the Fairness "clipping," prompts a judge to deny tions to boost power First Class license... Slipping radio Doctrine at NRBA Convention in Mi- renewals for WJIM-AM-FM-TV/Lans- by 1800% to offset deregulation into the giant budget bill, the ami... KIUP & KRSJ-FM/Durango, CO ing...The FCC is forced to shut down interference... Acting Senate stuns and angers House lead- newsman David Tragethon remains free temporarily as President Reagan vetoes Chairman Bob Lee ers...Cuban AM interference is explored pending appeal of an indefinite jail term an emergency federal spending resolu- warns that Reagan in depth by a House subcommit- for refusing to reveal a source to a tion and the government runs out of mon- budget cuts could br- Mark Fowler tee... President Reagan reappoints Jim judge...Abolition of the annual financial ey...It is revealed that the White House ing FCC processing delays, service cut- Quello and names Henry Rivera to fill report Form 324 is proposed by the Com- has quietly told the FCC to stop collecting backs, and field office closings...A land- two remaining FCC vacancies... Broad - mission...National Black Media Coali- EEO data from broadcasters.

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New firms debuted in the Satellite Music Network (SMN) with plans to offer five 24-hour music formats. Country, profusion, and established firms like Westwood One, Watermark, Adult Contemporary and Bonneville's Beautiful Music went on the air during the summer, Drake-Chenault, TM, and DIR expanded. and next month SMN will inaugurate new Black and Easy Listening formats. Next into the fray in April was RKO with two new nets. RKO 2 aimed at the 24-54 Highlights of the year were many, among them the of satellites arrival as a program- demographic with news, features and specials. The network's third entry, RKO ming factor, with Global Satellite Network's "Rockline" making a big splash and Tuesday Radioshows, specializes in block programming. Its first project, "America Overnight," Productions' "Satellite Live" also joining in the live nationwide talk show arena. Live con- was an all-night live talk show originating from Dallas and Los Angeles. cert broadcasts increased in number and sophistication of technique. Special programm- Also in April, NBC revealed it was planning three new demographically -targeted full ing was introduced for all formats. And 1982 looks to be another expansive year in field a service networks. Executive VP Chuck Renwick was promoted to VP/Network Develop- that's recognizably come of age. ment to bring the new nets to life. In November, NBC began offering its radio affiliates all- Month-by -month, following are some of night talk programming with a focus on personal relationships and finance. the key developments and appointments of That same month, RKO Radio President Dwight Case stepped down to head up Sunbelt 1981: Communications' new Transtar Network, which went on the air in November, providing JANUARY: Westwood One's "Live 24 -hour live music, personality, and news programming to over 50 affiliates, aiming at the From Gilley's" country series goes on air, 24-30 demo. while four more shows introduced...John In June came word that ABC had four new network services in the works for 1982. Patton, former RAM Research VP/GM, Details continued to break, as ABC unveiled plans for ABC Rock Radio targeting the 15-35 named Bonneville VP/GM... Neil Sargent demographic with an AOR mix of news, features and music specials. ABC's Direction net- promoted to VP/GM at TM Special Pro- work will go after the 24-44 age group with a 24 -hour full service approach. Meanwhile, ABC jects. Enterprises, the network's new distribution arm, will offer Talk radio starting in January FEBRUARY: Drake-Chenault com- with an all-night call -in show. In April, Enterprises will launch ABC Superadio, a 24-hour pletes production on third update of famed MOR format. "History Of Rock & Roll" special... Newly - CBS got into the action in July with a bid for the young adult (18-34) audience via formed NKR Productions handles Grammy RadioRadio, a new net that will present brief newscasts and lifestyle features, plus 24 Awards simulcast via satellite. Jim Kefford John McGhan music specials and concerts each year. MARCH: Jim Kefford named Presi- -in show along lines of tryline," call The new player emerging in August was United Stations, a partnership of Dick Clark dent of Drake-Chenault, moving up from named for the "Rockline." Cindy Tollin GM and former Mutual executives Nick Verbitsky, Ed Salamon, and Frank Murphy. Next Exec. VP/GM... Gary Owens takes over firm ... Drake-Chenault readies massive month United starts offering 24 -hour Country programming via satellite. Out of the gate Watermark's "Soundtrack Of The Sixties" for "History Of Country Music" project like gangbusters, United quickly picked up a million -dollar order from the U.S. Tobacco from ailing Murray the K... Westwood One Album Countdown" new 1982... "Rock Co. for 1982. In September, Continental Radio Net, with its AC/Gospel format, began sets deal with Playboy for "Playboy Ad- for Westwood One's "Great identity broadcasting via 30 affiliates. visor" weekly features in 1982... Weedeck Show" Anne Adams American Radio ...Jo As the year pulled to a close and industry observers looked ahead into 1982, the prime wins rights to simulcast ACM Music for named VP/National Sales Director question raised by the proliferation of radio networks seemed not to be "Will they Awards show in April. Creative Factor...J.T. Anderton heads survive?" but rather "Which ones will survive?" APRIL: Global Satellite Network bows New York operations for Otis Conner Pro- Following is a month -by -month summary VP/GM & Chief Operations Officer at "Rockline," live satellite rock interview ductions. of major appointments in network radio: call -in show... Ex-RKO VP Harvey Med- RKO VP Jo Inter- AUGUST: Former JANUARY: Former NBC Radio nick and program supplier Bob Klein form Francisco PD Rob rante and ex-K101/San VP/Programming Ruth Meyer appointed Klein/Mednick Special Projects IS, Inc. compa- Sisco form radio production ABC Entertainment PD. firm... Starfleet Blair sets 24 live concerts, Radio Network in- ny...Progressive FEBRUARY: John McGhan named 12 rock and 12 Boston Pops. Laugh Ma- troduces comedy feature "The Director of Programs for Source, with Mor- MAY: Creative Factor bows "20/20 Creative Services br- chine" ... O'Conner rie Trumble taking same position at NBC Musicworld" radio with magazine/countdown ings Arthur Godfrey back to Radio. show... Veteran air personality Joey Of Your Life." "The Time MARCH: WSAI/Cincinnati PD Cor- Reynolds set to host Tuesday Productions' Former Source PD SEPTEMBER: inne Baldassano moves into the PD slot at live satellite national call -in show "Satellite heads Rolling Stone John McGhan the ABC Contemporary Network. Live" ... Denny Adkins named Sr. VP at Magazine Productions, handling new and Nick Verbitsky Tom Burchill Drake-Chenault, from APRIL: Ellyn Ambrose promoted to VP/Program existing syndicated shows. VP/GM of NBC's Source, from Research & Development... Westwood One Radio Index changes SMN ... After five years as PD at WRIF/ OCTOBER: VP/Sales... NBC Radio Regional Man- readies "Off The Record Specials," hour- Detroit, Tom Bender named Program name to Todd Wallace/Associates...Jim ager/Affiliate Relations Dick Penn upped long interviews conducted by Mary Turner. named Operations Director/prin- Manager for RKO 1 and RKO 2. Seemiller to VP/GM...RKO Radio's Tom Burchill JUNE: NKR plans live satellite ra- cipal of MultiMedia Communications Inc. AUGUST: Mutual promotes Connie promoted to President... Leslie Corn nam- VP/Advertising & Promotion dio/TV simulcast of Beach Boys July 5 con- DIR sets two-hour Kiernan to NOVEMBER: ed to the new post of Director/Program- cert... Dennis Meeks buys PAMS Inc. from Martell Radiothon" ... Narwood Pro- and Ron Werth to VP/Research. Dick Carr "T.J. ming at CBS Radio. She had been Direc- founder Bill Meeks. ductions "Country Closeup" named Mutual VP/Programming, moving announces tor/Program Production for ABC ... AOR JULY: Rolling Stone bows "Con- series hosted by Glen over from the Atlanta department store consultant Jeff Pollack signed to consult the ABC Enterprises tinuous History Of Rock & Roll" fea- 's Tim Reid to host chain Davison's... Radio Campbell ... "WKRP" ABC FM network. ture... Buddy Scott named VP/GM of TM appoints Dave Pollei its new VP/Station Good Life Syndicators' "Soul Sound Off" MAY: Richard Macaluso named Productions, upped from VP/GSM...Glo- countdown show... Christmas shows Marketing...ABC announces intention to VP/Sales for CBS, from Eastern Sales mid - bal Satellite announces plans for "Coun- prepared by numerous program suppliers. begin digital satellite service by Manager... Paul Orio named Exec. VP/ 1982... Capitol Broadcasting VP/Pro- Marketing for Enterprise. gramming & Operations Denise Oliver tap- JUNE: RKO Radio staffers getting new ped for the job of PD at the ABC Rock Net- VP stripes were Ken Harris, Affiliate Ser- work. Reps In 1981 vices; Dave Cooke, News; Kevin Lyons, SEPTEMBER: Robert Kipperman the spinning Sales; Joe Maguire, Engineering. Jo Inter- takes over as VP/GM of CBS RadioRadio, The year saw the swallowing up of two rep firms and rante leaves and is replaced as VP/Director coming from CBS Television, where he was off of a new one. Breaking onto the scene in August was Hillier, of Programming by Dan Griffin...In a ma- VP/Eastern Sales...Succeeding Gail Trell Newmark & Wechsler, a partnership of McGavren-Guild, former jor restructuring at the Source, Sandusky Barker as Corporate VP/CBS AM Stations WMC/Memphis GSM Phil Newmark and former H-R/Stone Atlanta Broadcasting National PD Frank Cody signs was Gene Lothery from VP/GM at CBS's Chuck Hillier. on as a consultant, News Director Jim WEEl/Boston. Manager Cameron becomes Director/Information Four new appointments In September, McGavren-Guild bought out Buckley Radio Sales, which finally OCTOBER: Programming, and Source newsman George ABC: Vince Gardino as Director/ABC decided to call it quits after losing WHN/Chicago to Christal. And last month, Jack at Taylor is named Director/Pro- net, Virginia Westphal Direc- Masla's rep firm purchased H-R/Stone. Morris Directions gramminging Administration. tor/ABC Rock, Robert Chaisson Managing In 1981 the Katz Agency formed a broadcast division by purchasing KWEN/Tulsa, Music names Director/Talkradio, and Drea Beach Direc- as well as Park City Communications' WEZK/Bridgeport, WAAF & WFTQ/Worcester, JULY: Satellite Network WJEZ/Chicago PD Jon Anthony as its tor/Stations Operations & Services. and WZZK/Birmingham. Sam Kopper ap- Smaller rep firms were upset when the FCC voted to life the so-called "Golden West Country PD, joining SMN's A/C PD Robert NOVEMBER: pointed President of Starfleet Blair, with Rule," which said rep firms which own stations could not represent competing stations Hall...ABC Radio VP/Programming Rick for Harriet Bellush named VP...John Good- in those same markets. 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Arbitron Implements Quarterly Measurement In More Than 250 Markets Broadcasters Upset Over Arbitron Rate Hikes, Monthly Reports, And Addition Of New Surveys

In many ways 1981 was a watershed year for RAB Forms All -Industry Radio the radio ratings and research field. The most im- Ratings Committee To Investigate portant event of the year was the use of Quarterly "Alternatives" Measurement - 12 week long surveys, replacing the four -week sweeps - in every Arbitron market The Birch Report Announces Am- this past spring. Broadcasters had to adjust to the bitious Growth Plans, Aims To longer surveys by using techniques different from Measure Top 50 Markets the "hyping" that had in many cases taken place previously. One of the key buzzwords in the radio research OCTOBER: Arbitron introduces new option that could universe this year was "positioning." Positioning keep inflation's impact on Arbitron contract payments at a lower level than CPI formula used in past... Birch states intention to refers to the ability of a product radio in this - expand into all top 50 markets within six months, and adds case to create and market a - positive niche for Chicago effective January 1, 1982... Arbitron reissues four itself. Although the concept of positioning, or more spring books: Detroit, Harrisburg, Lancaster and market segmentation, is as old as the hills, the York ...Arbitron agrees to consolidate the South Florida renewal of the idea was timely as stations looked markets, making Miami 11th largest metro ...Broadcasters for marketing approaches to help them cope with register unhappiness with new Arbitron rates ... Taft cancels in Cincinnati and Kansas City ... Huntington, WV broadcasters being surveyed on a more constant basis. say they'll cancel, pick up Birch ...KROY/Sacramento sues Ar- Let's look at the highlights of the year, then I'll bitron for $5 million -plus over being placed below metro line for make some predictions about what 1982 might br- allegedly running on -air survey announcements ...Doug Jones, ing. Research Director for the Greater Media group, leaves to become VP for Surrey Communications Research in Tucson... Delisting JANUARY: Nielsen takes a hard look at reentering the possibilities loom in Norfolk and Chattanooga as stations accus- radio ratings business, but finally passes on the notion ... Tom Rip Ridgeway, VP for Radio Sales Development, departs for new ed of diary distortion offenses ...Mediatrend upgrades its Hoyt (President of Heftet Broadcasting) and Perry Ury of position at Strategy Research Corp., survey firm measuring His- facilities, installs computer to process data. WTIGAM & FM/Hartford elected Chairman and Vice Chair- panic audiences... Arbitron's issuing monthly reports based on NOVEMBER: RAB forms All -Industry Radio Ratings man of the Arbitron Radio Advisory Council. interim Quarterly Measurement data becomes a hot issue, owing Committee to explore develop- FEBRUARY: Arbitron reissues the O/N'80 Atlanta to small sample and stations selling with reports never meant for ing radio research alternatives report due to the mishandling of one diary. WZGC thus edges external use... Metroplex's WPKX & WVKX/Washington, DC to Arbitron ...Birch signs Bon- past WQXI-FM to become the request reissue of winter DC report. Arbitron VP Mike Mem- neville as first major group cli- new number one station in brado admits errors affecting the stations... Arbitron spells out ent... WRKS (formerly WXLO) Atlanta ...The Radio Advertis- new policy on diary promotional announcements, saying stations seeks reissue or correction of ing Bureau's first Sales Manage- could not use phrases like "dear diary" or refer to a diary in any summer New York report due to ment Conference is hugely suc- fashion, nor to a survey or to Arbitron per se... Quarterly errors in nine diaries ... Rip cessful, and will be repeated in Measurement spring sweep ends. Ridgeway returns to old position 1982 at the same Dallas JULY: Arbitron stands firm, does not reissue winter DC at Arbitron after Strategy site... Arbitron announces report, says book was "reliable and useful" ... Mediatrend adds Research gets little sup- steps to expedite delivery of Phoenix to its monthly survey roster... Birch decides to survey port. . . Advisory Council elec- spring reports with Quarterly Phoenix also and picks up support in Portland, OR as well ... Ar- tion process begins to fill six Measurement imminent. Plan is bitron debuts a new diary design effective with the summer seats on the body ... First Media to deliver all reports in approx- survey. New look adds emphasis on call letter entries, redesigns cancels Arbitron in Houston Rip Ridgeway imately 65 days after the end of the AM/PM portion of diary page... Arbitron agrees to offer and Atlanta ...Arbitron withdraws plans for scheduled winter

the spring sweep.. . Mediatrend five-year contracts again, based on input from Arbitron Radio sweep in Milwaukee as support dwindles... Rob Baton & Assoc. drops monthly measurement of Tom Hoyt Advisory Council ... QM spring data released, Chicago book opens creative consultancy to assist radio's external marketing three markets due to lack of sufficient client support, with reissued due to error regarding WJPC's operating hours. approach ... R&R debuts new weekly Ratings Report page Cleveland, Milwaukee, and Fresno's sweeps eliminated. AUGUST: The Birch Report beginning quarterly featuring Arbitron, Mediatrend, and Birch data. Arbitron outlines plans to do away with MARCH: surveys in its monthly markets, with results available in Decem- As you can see, it was a lively year, and 1982 should be even Telephone Retrieval of blacks and go to Differential Survey ber... Bob Lowry resigns as Director of Research & Program more so. Birch will make a determined run to establish itself as a with Treatment (mailing diaries to blacks, other follow-up steps) Development:for Bonneville... Birch adds Washington, DC to viable sales tool and Arbitron alternative. Mediatrend will begin effective January 1982... Quarterly Measurement spring sweep its monthly market tally. sampling unlisted telephone households. And Arbitron will have this first 12 -week ratings sur- starts month, nationwide SEPTEMBER: Spate of reissued Arbitron re- to cope with the implementation of Differential Survey Treat- vey tell R&R ...Census Bureau officials that complete reporting ports ... St. Louis reissue in- ment in markets where Telephone Retrieval has been used. The of census data may not be finished for use by Arbitron until Fall volves mishandling of entries to new makeup of the Advisory Council will be interesting, and Ar- 1982, and that possibly 50 markets will have rank or market KWK; reissue puts WWWK bitron's response to flak on increased rates will bear watching. geography affected by new figures. ahead of Century's KSHE; Cen- A few predictions to leave you with. There will APRIL: Arbitron debuts interim results of reliability tury vows legal action against be one less rating company this study, reportedly showing that average quarter hour estimates Arbitron and Doubleday ... Se- at time next year, were even more reliable than previously thought... Arbitron attle reissue due to incorrect probably due to a merger. Also, the first go-round of hires communications researcher Dr. Raymond Falcione to con- handling of entries to KEZX, DST usage will cause some upset to Black broad- duct a nationwide series of interviews on how the ratings book while Louisville report reissued casters who felt it was going to be a salvation. Final- could be improved and made more useful... Westinghouse ups to correct improper showing of ly, although the RAB has the best of intentions, little Roy Shapiro to VP/Research for all broadcast properties... Ar- simulcast for WCII & WKJJ will emerge from its All -Industry Radio Ratings bitron adds summer sweeps in Cleveland and Washington, DC ... Bob Lowry named Presi- even though most broadcasters were against extra dent of new Surrey Communica- Committee. sweeps... Birch adds three markets - San Antonio, Hartford tions Research ... Arbitron Here's hoping your 1981 was a year of useful and Tulsa - to monthly survey lineup. reorganized; Rick Aurichio put Rick Aurichio research and high ratings. May 1982 bring you even MAY: Dick Logan, Arbitron's VP for Marketing, exits, in charge of radio and TV divisions. Bill Livek named Arbitron more of the same! later forms management consultancy... NAB's COLTRAM VP for Sales/Marketing, Mike Membrado named VP for Station research committee takes Arbitron to task over DST, ethnic Management Relations, a new position... Arbitron agrees to re- retrieval issue... Arbitron eliminates the restriction against sta- tain the High Density Black Area where DST is implemented in tions conducting market research during surveys, a new stance 1982... Advisory Council also succeeds in getting the ratings with the advent of longer QM sweeps ...Arbitron vows to firm to suspend marketing monthlies to new metros pending research alternatives to the contract pricing scheme based on results of a study on the pros and cons of the monthly da- Highest Open Minute Rate published in SRDS ... Birch picks up ta ... Jon Coleman announces the formation of Station Research three more monthly markets, Cleveland and Milwaukee (where Systems, a Dallas -based firm that provides computer software Mediatrend pulled out recently) as well as Kansas City. and music research capabilities... Winter Arbitron surveys will JUNE: RADAR annual spring network radio survey be introduced to nine markets, effective January 1982, although

reported that FM's share of listening in the U.S. was now majority of broadcasters against the additional sweeps.. . Rob 58% ... Richard Lamb switches from Arbitron TV back to radio Balon changes the name of his firm from Multiple Systems side as new National Sales Manager ... 26 -year Arbitron veteran Analysis to Rob E. Balon & Assoc.

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1981 certainly was a year of transition for many CHR stations try- ing to seek their own niche within their respective marketplaces. As a result of playing "follow the leader," once -successful CHR stations abandoned the format for A/C and Country hoping for a quick ratings "fix" that would correct sagging bottom lines. To the dismay of many, wholesale format changes didn't work, as many have now begun an evolution back towards a more mass -appeal CHR sound. Consultants fared well this year as they assisted in format conversions, and they picked up and lost stations at an amazing rate, causing often short-lived jobs for some PD's who left secure positions for greener pastures. These same consultants also helped evolve a new hybrid personality CHR, playing a "hipper" variety of music, generally gleaned from the most mass appeal AOR crossover music, and shunning A/C and black records. As the year progressed, the for- mat, which faltered under defections in the early part of the year, regained strength, with new major market CHR's signing on in Miami, Seattle, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles. Money seemed to be no object, as many stations set new records for expenditures to As this year ends, it seems that more people are once again stabilizing their capture precious Arbitron points. PD's and GM's became aware of the buzzword "posi- thoughts as to what they need to do to continue to win and grow in 25+ demographics. tioning" and spent large amounts to lock their stations on target and specialize their Many CHR programmers have now discovered that playing softer music doesn't grab programming through elaborate research projects. adults and turn you into an overnight 25+ ratings winner. More and more PD's traded in blue jeans for a coat and tie as the evolution from PD What they have found out is that rock still works, when played in the right dayparts, to Operations Manager and GM positions took place in recognition for the responsible and presented in an interesting, adult manner. Sounds as if things have come full circle job many programmers did for their stations. again, with a marked return to the basics on the horizon for 1982.

JANUARY: WPGC/ replace Ross & Wilson...CKLW/Detroit morning man mers named MD at WDRQ/Detroit...KSPZ/Colorado Washington PD Scott Shannon Tom Shannon segues across town to WTWR, and is Springs PD Gary Wall named PD at WNCI/Colum- exits to become Operations replaced by longtime Detroit personality Dick Pur- bus... WLBZ/Bangor changes calls to WACZ... WHFM/- Director at Q105/Tampa and tan...KZZP/Phoenix hires Jonathan Brandmeier as Rochester PD Jim Snowden joins WCIN/Cincinnati as air is replaced by WYRE/An- morning show maniac from middays at WOKY/Milwau- personality...And legendary WSAI/Cincinnati morning napolis PD Steve Kingston, kee...KOPA/Phoenix Assistant PD -MD Jack McKay man Jim Scott segues to Yes -95 morning show...KEYN- who renames Jim Elliott as leaves to do mornings at KLUC/Las Vegas...KYYX/Se- FM/Wichita PD Lee Cory exits to KAZY/Denver produc- MD. Gary Berkowitz resigns attle morning man Terry McDonald takes a 1500 -foot fall tion slot... WABC/New York adds sports talk show host WROR/Boston to return as down Mt. Rainier and sur- Art Rust to lineup...Q107/Washington names former PD of WPRO & PRO-FM/Pro- vives with only a few minor in- W4/Detroit PD Frank Holler as MD, promoting Rick vidence, replacing Jack juries... WAKY/Louisville Fowler to Promotion Director... WNOX/Knoxville O'Brien... Ray Williams nam- morning legend Bill Bailey names BW Evans as MD... WGBF/Evansville MD B.J. ed PD at WSGA-2102/Savan- Steve Kingston segues across town for morn- Hunter named PD at WKTI/Milwaukee... WGUY/Ban- nah... WPXI/Charleston drops Black format and ings at Country -formatted gor welcomes Jim Randall as PD...KSTT/Davenport becomes CHR under E. Alvin Davis consultancy chang- WCII ... KFRC/San Francisco promotes Bill Young to MD slot. ing Calls to WSSX...WINZFM drops AOR format to AM driver Dr. Don Rose gets Don Imus inks become CHR, known as I95... Bob Lawrence exits former KSAN morning man APRIL: 5 -year deal for mornings at Mariner Communications to join programming staff of Steve Capen as a part- WNBC/New York... WJOI/- Drake-Chenault... Entire KRUX/Phoenix staff out as ner... Bill McCown returns as Pittsburgh drops Beautiful longtime CHR format is dropped and station goes dark PD at WANS-FM/Green- Music format to become the for 30 days picking up Al ville... KAAY-KQ94/Little Dave Anthony city's second CHR station Ham's "Music Of Your Rock PD Ray Lincoln resigns to pursue writing career, under PD Dan Vah e. Station Life" ...and speaking of with former WIFI/Philadelphia PD, and most recently applies for call letters WBZZ, Phoenix, Crazy Dave Otto, New Orleans Atlantic promo rep, Steve Kelly named as to be known as B94 ...Mean- who did mornings for KOPA Program Manager for the stations...KFJZ-FM/Ft. while, back at B97/New and KZZP, leaves town to do Worth -Dallas changes calls to KEGL (Eagle 97) under mornings KSRR/Hous- Orleans, John Volpe is named at PD Christopher Haze...Randy Lundquist upped to PD Assistant PD ... Former ton...Chris Layne named MD slot at KLUC/Las Vegas, with station PD Dave Anthony KJR/Seattle morning man Dan Vaine at WLAM/Lewiston ...Dean segueing to sister station KZZP/Phoenix as to First Media's KBLE-FM/Se- Tyler to program WFIL/- PD...KWWL/Waterloo changes call letters to Charlie Brown program Bledsoe and Michael St. John, Presi- Philadelphia... WKTU/New KWLO...KTLK/Denver changes hands and goes Coun- attle...Ron & KX104/Nashville form York names Dale Reeves try...KPUR/Amarillo PD Ron Chase out, replaced by dent/GM, and PD of WHIN Mikron Mark Preston named MD at Gary Berkowitz PD... Clarke Ingram named Dan Wilson... WZOK/Rockford PD Tom Hunter leaves to consultancy... FM102/Sacramento...I95/Miami raids Y100 and gets Kid MD at 96KX/Pittsburgh... WAKY & WVEZ/Louisville program WMJQ/Rochester... FM100/Memphis MD mornings, Y100 try radiovision experiment with cable TV compa- Mark Williams leaves for WXYV/Baltimore, and is Curry to do as ny...Terry Springs named MD at KEYN-FM/Wichita, replaced by Tom Prestigiacomo... B104/Baltimore MD steals night rocker Stevie is and Jerry Lousteau is promoted to MD at B97/New Or- A.J. Roberts exits, with night rocker Rick James upped to York away...Jay Jarvis leans... WPGC and Q107/Washington borh run big money Music Coordinator... Paul Sebastian leaves PD post at named PD at V100/Charles- "ticket promotions," with WPGC's called the "Hot WKTM/Charleston. ton replacing Bob KX104 /Nashville Ticket," and Q107's the "Magic Ticket" ... Mike Preston MARCH: KGB/San Spence... named PD at KELP/El Paso...Ron Shaw is the new PD Diego PD John Lander names Chris Thomas as at KITY/San Antonio... Former KRBE/Houston PD Clay becomes GM at WCKX/Tam- Assistant PD... WSPT/Ste- Gish joins RJ TV Productions/Miami... KTAC/Tacoma's pa, replaced by FM102/Sacra- vens Point longtime PD Pat Martin leaves to PD Country - longtime PD Rick Hansen resigns and is replaced by Tom mento PD Jeff Lucifer, who formatted WBCS/ Milwaukee Jeffries. names Rick Gillette as and names Brad Fuhr as his FEBRUARY: 96X (WMJX) /Miami closes down MD... Billy Manders upped to replacement... Jeff Benach Brad Fuhr operations after FCC decision over past programming in- FM102 PD slot... WCKX/- named MD at WRKR/Racine... Former KBEQ/Kansas discretions. Entire staff on the street, as PD Bruce Kelly Tampa gives away $96,000 in City MD Phil Irons appointed MD at KFMZ/Colum- segues to Y100/Miami to do afternoons ... Y100/Miami "Last Record" con- bia...KTAC/Tacoma PD Tom Jeffries and air staffer PD BW Tanner named VP/Prograniming for Metro- test... Robb Stewart leaves Kirk Russell walk Washington state coastline for March plex...KILT-AM & FM/Houston PD Bill Young resigns Q102/Cincinnati to program Jeff Lucifer of Dimes. 15 prepare to evolve from KHFI/Austin, replacing after years, as both stations WLS/Chicago afternoon driver John resigns VP/Program- Chuck Dunaway... KBEQ/Kansas City MD Phil Irons ex- MAY: CHR-AOR to Country ...John Lund "Records" Landecker departs after nine years to do mor- ming slot at Sunbelt Communications ...Lots of morning its with former KLZR/Lawrence PD Mike Schmidt nam- nings at CFTR/Toronto... WAKY/Louisville PD Mike as Z93/Atlanta morning team Ross & ed as new MD...Harry Nelson resigns PD slot at KSLQ/ show shufflings McVay to PD WWWE/Cleveland...KSFX/San Francisco Wilson leaves to do mornings at WABC/New St. Louis...Bill Gamble resigns GCC programming Continued on Page 32 York...Steve McCoy leaves 92Q-WMAK/Nashville to post as WEFM/Chicago goes Schulke II...Steve Sum-

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WAKY/Louisville...Ray St. James named PD at CK101/Cocoa Beach...Jon Armstrong named MD at WAKX/Duluth...Greg Auskam leaves KDWB/Min- neapolis to program KOSO/Modesto... Dan Steele replaces Steve Gallagher as PD of Q106/York...Steve Continued from Page 3C Gallagher becomes PD at PD Jim Smith returns to WBBM-FM/Chicago, replaced JULY: WLS-AM & KMAC/San Antonio... Jim by Pat Evans...KIIS-FM/Los Angeles PD Mike Wagner FM/Chicago PD John Gehron Buchannon leaves US1/Phila- steps down but remains in afternoon slot.. Rob Sherwood named Station Manager with delphia to become MD at K101/San Francisco PD, replacing Rob Sisco...John Larra- MD Tim Kelly upped to FM Q106... KENI/Anchorage MD bee named PD of KSLQ/St. Louis...WIFE/Indianapolis PD slot... Q107 /Washington Ed Merrifield segues across goes Talk...KWEN/Tulsa changes owners and goes brings Beach Boys to town to program Country with PD Rhonda Cur- Washington Monument KRKN ... Amiee Peck named tis segueing to the KLAZ/Lit- grounds for second free July MD at WHFM/Rochester tle Rock programming 4th concert, drawing over replacing Marc Cronin... Ke- John Shomby slot...KWST/Los Angeles 500,000... Jim Waters named vin Davis made MD at drops AOR format and PD of CHUM-AM/Toron- KEEL/Shreveport... WJBQ/Portland hires Dan Cole to becomes new CHR station to... 96KX /Pittsburgh PD replace PD Michael O'Neil... WGRD/Grand Rapids MD under former KHJ/Los Bobby Christian upped to John Gehron Ray Baker steps down and is replaced by Sean Ste- Angeles PD Chuck Mar- Operations Manager...Jay Michaels named PD at vens...J.P. Hunter named MD at 95SGF/Savan- tin... Y100/Miami gives away WIKS/Indianapolis...Rick Dees named morning man at nah...KGGI/Riverside names KUTE/Los Angeles per- over $250,000 in Rainbow Con- KIIS-FM/Los Angeles...Jack Armstrong departs sonality Chris Roberts as PD... WVBF/Boston names test with court challenge from KFI/Los Angeles PM drive show as all-night team of Tom Connelly as MD...Dave Roberts is the new PD at dissatisfied "almost" win- Byron & Tanaka move up...Dale Reeves, WKTU/New WCBS-FM/San Francisco replacing Sean Stevens...Joe ner... WRJZ/Knoxville PD Chuck Martin York PD, steps down and is replaced by Carlos DeJe- McCoy named PD at WCBS-FM/New York. Story exits to rejoin Bob Kaghan as his right hand at Fred sus ...WDRQ/Detroit PD Bill Garcia goes across town to KFI/Los Angeles PD John WBCY/Charlotte...Chad Hunt leaves Assistant PD post SEPTEMBER: program WOMC...Rick Torcasso (formerly Spanky Rook exits to go into ownership, and is replaced by at WDJX/Dayton for MD slot at WNAP/Indianapo- Lane) leaves PD slot at WBMX/Chicago to program WIFI/Philadelphia Operations Manager Tom Big- lis...Mark Shannon leaves mornings at WIFI/Philadel- WDRQ... KMJK/Portland adopts Churchill Radio One by ... WFIL/Philadelphia goes Country and morning man phiil far mornings and MD duties at B94/Pittsb rgh...John Format, PD John Shomby exits... KENO/Las Vegas Don Cannon segues across to WIFI morning St. John takes over morning show at WIFI from WLAC/ goes A/C...KWST/Los Angeles promotes Pat Garrett to show... WCAU-FM/Philadelphia drops Jazz/Black for- Nashville...KVOL/Lafayette PD Kim Cunard exits, Assistant PD... WHHY/Montgomery MD Rich Thomas mat in favor of CHR, consulted by Mike Jo- replaced by Phil Rankin...Jim Morton named MD at exits to pursue TV career, and WHHY-FM announces seph... WRKO/Boston goes Talk... Former WDJX/Day- WCIR/Beckley...KYYX/Seattle MD Sean Lynch pro- plans to drop AOR format to become CHR with Phil Hor- ton PD Mark Elliott joins WPTH/Ft. Wayne as PD, con- moted to Special Projects Assistant and is replaced by ton named as new MD... Don Nordine, PD of KKRC/- verting the station from AOR to CHR...Z93/Atlanta Elvin Ichiyama...KIMN/Denver PD Loren Owens Sioux Falls promoted within company to Operations cancels Arbitron contract for morning WVBF/Boston, with MD Doug departs slot at Manager of KKXL-AM & FM/Grand Forks. Gary Leigh over 40% rate in- Erikson named as new PD... Tom Jeffries out as named KKXL-FM PD; Dan Kieley named as KKRC crease ... WBBQ/Augusta KTAC/Tacoma PD replaced by Bruce Cannon...KOB- PD...KIOA/Des Moines PD Jed Duval to program tower topples, causing format for live FM/Albuquerque to drop automated A/C WIBC/Indianapolis...Chuck Browning leaves $200,000 in dam- named Assistant PD CHR presentation...Bruce Daniels WHBQ/Memphis airstaff for K101/San Francisco...San- age... KRLA/Los Angeles Sr. at KZZX/Albuquerque... Former KSLQ/St. Louis PD dry Newby named MD at WSGN/Birmingham...Charlie VP Art Laboe announces his Nelson joins Francisco air Bill . Harry KFRC/San staff... Butcher named PD at WDJX/Dayton.. Sonny Melendrez departure at end of year, as Forks . New 50kw Bennet promoted to KKXL/Grand PD.. takes overnight show at KFI...KFRC/San Francisco former KMPC/Los Angeles AM station KYST/Texas City gets 24 -hour authority and morning show member Steve Capen segues across town personality Rege Cordic takes plans CHR format...Jay Michaels leaves WSGN/Bir- to KSFX morning show... WJBQ/Portland PD Michael over mornings... E. Alvin position programm- mingham PD as Walt Brown grabs O'Neil is new PD at WFTN/Franklin, NH...Rick St. Davis named to consult ing reins. Clair named PD at KBOY/Medford...Rocky Roberts ex- C.C. Matthews WIKS/Indianapolis and br- its KDVV/Topeka as MD...Gloria Avila named MD at ings in C.C. Matthews to be PD, replacing Jay Michaels, JUNE: western Cities KIMN/Denver... WDMS/Greenville PD Todd Martin up- who does a quick move to become PD at WNOX/Knox- VP/Programming Don Ben- ped to Operations Director... Robb Stewart leaves KHFI ville. Jay replaces John E. Douglas, who joins WIBC/In- son joins KIIS-FM/Los and becomes PD at KITY/San Antonio...Bruce dianapolis ... Scott Robbins named Operations Director at Angeles as VP/Opera- McGregor, PD -MD at WAKX/Duluth segues across town WCKX/Tampa... KRTH/Los to KQDS as air staffer... Dave Stranberg named as tions. . . K W ST /Los Angeles Angeles MD Guy Zapoleon raids KEARTH/Los Angeles McGregor's replacement. named PD at KRQ/Tuc- morning team of London & AUGUST: WCAO/ son...Chaz Kelly named MD Engleman despite threats of Baltimore PD Ron Riley nam- at KOPA/Phoenix, replacing legal action... CKGM/Mon- ed Operations Manager for Craig Jackson... KEGL/Ft. treal PD Robert Hall named WCAO-WXYV/Baltimore. Worth -Dallas MD Bob Stevens PD of A/C -formatted Satel- Scott Richards, WCAO MD is moves to Century 21 lite Music Net- upped to PD slot... Baltimore Programming/Dallas, and is work... WABC/New York Don Benson morning man switcheroo as replaced by Sandra Bo- personality Dan Ingram WCAO morning team of Louie bek...Jeff Davis named MD celebrates 20 years at the sta- & The Bear break up. Louie at KYNO-FM/Fresno, replac- tion... WOLF/Syracuse goes (Lou Roberts) becomes new ing Eddie Munson...Dain Guy Zapoleon Country... Rick Roberts up- morning man at B104/Balti- Shalt is the new PD at WSRZ/Sarasota, taking the station ped to PD slot at WHB/Kan- more, while The Bear (Alan CHR... KFMZ/Columbia PD of nine years Mark Shevitz sas City replacing Al Ca- Ron Riley Berner) becomes Station departs, as does MD Bubba Singleton, who goes to sey... KG W /Portland PD Manager at WMAR-FM/Baltimore. To complete the cir- KMJM/St. Inns. Replacing Mark is Steve Graziano from Paul Richard Harker exits... cle, former B104 morning man Scott Carpenter joins WIRL/Peoria...Jay Tyler leaves MD slot at WNAM/Ap- Drew out as KNUS/Dallas WCAO as morning host... WLPL/Baltimore changes pleton for air shift at Z104/Madison...KKLS/Rapid City consultant, with Larry James calls to WYSP and heads for an A/C for- PD Mick Kjar leaves to program WDAY/Fargo, with named as PD and MD Lone mat...KBEQ/Kansas City PD Randy Lane exits to Roger Piper promoted to replace him for music duties; Pittman exiting... Mark Elliot become PD at WKQX/Chicago...Scott Sherwood program duties handled by Randy Sherwin...WOW/- out as WDJX/Dayton PD, Dan Ingram becomes PD at WKTM/Charleston replacing Paul Sebas- Omaha Operations Director Don Davis to program replaced by Joe Daw- tian...Robert Walker gives up PD position at DC101/Washington...Sonja Jones, longtime MD for son...KRLA/Los Angeles VP Art Laboe gets star on WCKX/Tampa to return to Y100/Miami... Ed McMann WABC/New York joins ABC Radio Enterprises as Music Hollywood "Walk Of Fame"...Sherry Toennies named named MD as Bob Logan also segues to Y100... WKIX/- Research Director. Replacing her is James Golden, National Program Coordinator for Charter Broadcast- Raleigh goes Country... WQRK/Norfolk PD Ralph Wim- WABC Research Director...KIIS-FM/Los Angeles bil- ing ... PD Scott Sherwood leaves Y103/Jackson- mer upped to Operations Manager of WQRK-WPJZ, as ingual jock Val Valentine is out, replaced by WPGC/- ville... Tim Edwards named PD at WRJZ/Knox- WNOR-FM/Norfolk PD Bruce Garroway joins as Washington rocker Don Geronimo...Kevin Davis pro- ville...Hank Dole is named PD at WFOX/Gaines- PD... E. Alvin Davis named consultant to Yes-95/Cin- moted to KJ100/Louisville Assistant PD-MD...KNUS/- ville... WAKY/Louisville hires Jack Petrey as cinnati and moves it toward A/C...John Shomby named Dallas PD Larry James exits for airwork at KMGC/Dal- PD.. . WOHO/Toledo MD John Zion named... Q105/Tam- PD at B97/New Orleans...KFI/Los Angeles midday las. 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KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 2 DIANA ROSS & LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 3 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) (WB) 4 AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 5 JOURNEY/Who's Crying Now (Columbia) 6 STYX/The Best Of Times (ABM) 7 JOHN LENNON/Woman (Geffen/WB) 8 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Private Eyes (RCA) 9 REO SPEEDWAGON/Keep On Loving You (Epic) 10 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 11 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 12 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero" (Believe It Or Not) (Elektra) 13 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamia/Motown) 14 DARYL HALL B JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) 15 GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB) 16 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) Until "Bette Davis Eyes" became 17 SHEENA EASTON/Morning Train (Nine To Five) (EMI America) a smash, many listeners may never 18 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) have heard of Kim Carnes before. 19 REO SPEEDWAGON/Take It On The Run (Epic) Now, her name is a household word as 20 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) .-0120 she had R&R's number one CHR song 21 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) for 1981 ... Congratulations to Kim and 22 STEVE WINWOOD/While You See A Chance (Island/WB) EMI America/Liberty Records and their 23 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) staff! 24 COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) Other hits rounding out the top five in- 25 LITTLE RIVER BAND/The Night Owls (Capitol) dude Diana Ross & Lionel Richie's number 26 JOHN LENNON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB) two song "Endless Love"; Christopher 27 MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America) with "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can 28 STEVIE NICKS w/TOM PETTY Et HEARTBREAKERS/Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (Modern/Atco) Do)";Air Supply, who scored three top five 29 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) records this year; and Journey's "Who's Cry-30 STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) ingNow,"whichmadethisgroup'smassappeal 31 BONNIE MILSAP/(There's) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) acceptance complete. 32 NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol) 1981 has been a trendy year for hits, as country 33 BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) crossovers from Ronnie Milsap, Eddie Rabbitt, 34 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) Kenny Rogers, Juice Newton, and the Oak Ridge 35 RAY PARKER JR. Er RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do) (Arista)

36 I I Boys added flavor to many CHR charts. How about AIR SUPPLY/Here Am (Just When Thought I Was Over You) (Arista) the rash of "medley songs" touched off by Stars On 37 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/You Make My Dreams (RCA) 45, and continued by the Beach Boys. Did someone 38 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (Liberty) say remakes? Don McLean had a couple of those, with 39 JAMES TAYLOR & J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) others from Taste Of Honey, and the Manhattan 40 BLONDIE/Rapture (Chrysalis) Transfer. 41 KOOL Et THE GANG/Celebration (De-Lite/PolyGram) Jazz made impressive inroads this year, with entries 42 STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) onto the CHR chart by Lee Ritenour, Grover Washington 43 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) Jr., Al Jarreau, Quincy Jones, and George Benson leading 44 CLIMAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) the way. 45 FOREIGNER/Urgent (Atlantic) On the whole, black crossovers didn't fare as well this 46 ROLLING STONES/Start Me Up (Rolling Stones/Atco) year as in the past, as resistance grew on the part of FM pro- 47 PABLO CRUISE/Cool Love (ABM) grammers to play these records in an effort to attain a "hip" 48 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) immage. Crossover artists that did well this year include 49 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) Smokey Robinson, Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio, Champaign, Kool 50 MOODY BLUES/The Voice (Threshold/PolyGram) & the Gang, Rick James, Carl Carlton, the Four Tops, Clarke/ 51 NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol) Duke, the Commodores, and Earth, Wind & Fire. 52 POLICE/Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (A&M) What took the place of these black crossovers? AOR crossovers, 53 BOB SEGER/Tryin' to Live My Life Without You (Capitol) exploding this year with names like Bruce Springsteen, Police, J. 54 ELO/Hold On Tight (Jet/CBS) Geils, Tom Petty, Greg Kihn, April Wine, Pat Benatar, Blondie, 55 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Jessié s Girl (RCA) Styx, Alan Parsons, and Eric Clapton becoming "format staples." 56 GARY U.S. BONDS/This Little Girl (EMI America) Other major AOR-flavored acts which enjoyed big CHR success 57 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Physical (MCA) this year included REO, Foreigner, and the Rolling Stones, helping to 58 BARBRA STREISAND Er BARRY GIBB/What Kind Of Fool (Columbia) restore rock to soft CHR charts which had been dominated by A/C 59 STYX/Too Much Time On My Hands (A&M) crossover records for many months. Hall & Oates crossed from CHR to 60 CLIFF RICHARD/A Little In Love (EMI America) find new airplay in AOR, as did Rick Springfield, who established him -61 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) self as a recording and TV star with three successive hits. 62 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) Many new names showed up this year on your charts for the first time 63 MOODY BLUES/Gemini Dream (Threshold/PolyGram) like: Franke & the Knockouts; Joey Scat -billy; Chilliwack; Quarterflash; 64 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) Terri Gibbs; Sheena Easton; Juice Newton; Robbie Patton; Diesel; the Go- 65 TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) Go's; and first-time solo efforts from Marty Bann, Stevie Nicks, and Lind- 66 RICK SPRINGFIELD/I've Done Everything For You (RCA) sey Buckingham. 67 GARY WRIGHT/Really Wanna Know You (WB) Some familiar names found new success again this year in the form of Gary 68 FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS/Sweetheart (Millennium/RCA) U.S. Bonds, Steve Miller, Santana, Gary Wright, George Harrison, Little River 69 AL JARREAU/We're In This Love Together (WB) Band, Moody Blues, Dan Fogelberg, Paul McCartney, Bob Seger, Lulu, Burton 70 JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen/WB) Cummings, Steve Winwood, Rod Stewart, Steely Dan, ELO, the Pointer Sisters, 71 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Games People Play (Arista) Neil Diamond, Climax Blues Band, Barbra Streisand, and John Lennon. 72 QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once (A& M) As we head into 1982, look for more acceptance by the CHR audience of former 73 ROD STEWART/Passion (WB) ly exclusive AOR acts, which will find their way onto more and more CHR playlists 74 POLICE/Don't Stand So Close To Me (ABM) as it's further proven that 25+ adults who grew up with rock enjoy a good mix of it 75 LEE RITENOUR/Is It You (Elektra) along with more traditional -sounding CHR hits. 76 DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne (Full Moon/Epic) The CHR Top 81 of 1981 was computed using the weekly R&R National Airplay/30's 77 ERIC CLAPTON/I Can't Stand It (RSO/PolyGram) from January 9, 1981, through November 27, 1981. A simple reverse point -value 78 PAT BENATAR/Treat Me Right (Chrysalis) system was used, and accumulated number were ranked in descending order. The 79 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) ranking is representative of this year's radio airplay as reported each week by all of 80 PHIL COLLINS/I Missed Again (Atlantic) R&R's CHR reporting stations. 81 ROD STEWART/Young Turks (WB)

www.americanradiohistory.com Columbia Hits Right On Target BILLY JOEL "She's Got A Way" CHR ,BREAKERS. BILLY JOEL She's Got A Way (Columbia) 84% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 71, Debuts 20, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 19 including WZZP, C1102, WKTI, 0103, KZZP, 92FLY, KROK. See Parallels, debuts at number 30 on CHR chart LOVERBOY "Working For The Weekend" OVER 86 STATIONS INCLUDING THESE: WIFI add KDZA add WFMF 29-26 KSKD 23-19 KOZE 9-8 KFI add WBEN-FM 24-20 K094 32-26 KLUC 25-22 KEZR add KEGL 5-2 KXX 106 24-17 KRC! 26-20 0103 add KBE° 29-27 WOKI 22-18 WACZ 28-23 WNAM add KIQO 27-24 WBCY 21-16 0104 12-10 WIGY add KFRC deb 35 WJXC! 7-6 WXLK 26-23 WCGO add KZZP 24-20 WIKS 21-17 KSEL-FM 15-11 KOWB add WPHD 18-12 KKXX 31-22 KKRC 21-19 WRKR add WPST 23-20 KJRB 15-9 WSPT 28-24 KDVV add KZFM 30-21 KNBO 18-15 KRNA 24-22 PLACIDO DOMINGO With JOHN DENVER "Perhaps Love" - 181> 0 PLACIDO DOMINGO b JOHN DENVER CHR A/C /Perhaps Love (Cherry Lane/CBS) 195 WAEB WTAE add GR55 WFYR WOKY WDOO WSB add WIP KYXY KIClC! WHBC! WHB add KDKA KPLZ ae WDRC-FM WRKR WERC add WASH ot`et KC101 KENI KKRD add KULF P WICC WKBN add 97AIA pP4\*". 1/ John Denver appears through the courtesy of RCA Records OVER 53 STATIONS s re eg>ßs TOTALI 0 COLUMBIA HITS HARD

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RecordsPeak ThatWeeks Rea Peak Works Position Peak On Position Peak On (wkN1) Data Chart (wash) Data Chart AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista) 4 1/9 5 BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista) 9 11/13 8 AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 1(3) 7/3 15 DELBERT McCLINTON/Giving It Up For Your Love

AIR SUPPLY/Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) (Capitol/MSS) 9 2/6 7 (Arista) 2 11/13 11 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) 5 2127 12 APRIL WINE/Just Between You Et Me (Capitol) 14 4/10 9 RANDY MEISNER/Hearts On Fire (Epic) 11 3/6 9 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 6 8/21 14 MOODY BLUES/Gemini Dream (Threshold/PolyGram) 6 7/24 10 MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America 4 7/10 12 MOODY BLUES/The Voice (Threshold/PolyGram) 6 9/25 11 PAT BENATAR/Treat Me Right (Chrysalis) 12 3/6 10 PAT BENATAR/Fire And Ice (Chrysalis) 14 8/14 10 BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) 1(3) 1/16 7 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 4 4/17 11 BLONDIE/Rapture (Chrysalis) 8 2/27 12 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) 5 8/7 14 GARY U.S. BONDS/This Little Girl (EMI America) 7 6/12 11 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Physical (MCA) 2 11/27 8 LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Trouble (Asylum) 9 11/27 5 STEVIE NICKS w/TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS/ Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (Modem/Atco) 3 9/4 12 STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather Et Lace KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 1(5) 5/15 16 (Modern/Atco) 6 11/27 5 CARPENTERS/Touch Me When We're Dancing (AEtM) 14 7/31 8 CHILLIWACK/My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone) (Millennium/RCA) 15 11/27 6 ERIC CLAPTON/I Can't Stand It (RSO/PolyGram) 8 4/10 10 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 12 7/17 7 STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Sweet Baby (Epic) 13 7/17 8 CLIMAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) 7 5/15 12 PHIL COLLINS/I Missed Again (Atlantic) 13 5/8 10 PABLO CRUISE/Cool Love (A&M) 5 8/21 12 PHIL COLLINS/In The Air Tonight (Atlantic) 11 7/24 8 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) 3 8/28 13 (Just Like You Do) (Arista) 5 5/22 13 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 3 11/27 9 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/That Old Song (Arista) 15 8/28 8 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Games People Play (Arista) 12 2/20 10 Do (WB) 1(4) 9/25 15 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) 7 7/24 10 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) 2 2/6 12 TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS/The Waiting NEIL DIAMOND/Love On The Rocks (Capitol) 3 1/9 4 (Backstreet/MCA) 14 6/12 9 NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol) 3 3/6 12 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 1(2) 7/31 15 NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol) 5 6/5 11 POLICE/De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da (AEtM) 14 1/9 3 NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 12 11/27 4 POLICE/Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (A&M) 3 11/13 10 DIESEL/Sausalito Summemight (Regency/Atco) 15 11/6 7 DOOBIE BROTHERS/One Step Closer (WB) 15 1/9 2 QUARTERFLASH/Harden My Heart (Geffen/WB) 11 11/27 5

SHEENA EASTON/Morning Train (Nine To Five) (EMI America) 3 4/10 14 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 5 1/23 9 SHEENA EASTON/Modern Girl (EMI America) 14 7/3 7 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 4 9/11 12 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (Liberty) 3 10/2 11 REO SPEEDWAGON/Keep On Loving You (Epic) 2 2/20 14 ELO/Hold On Tight (Jet/CBS) 6 9/4 11 REO SPEEDWAGON/Take It On The Run (Epic) 3 5/1 13 CLIFF RICHARD/A Little In Love (EMI America) 5 2/20 10 LEE RITENOUR/Is It You (Elektra) 9 6/26 10 DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne (Full Moon/Epic) 9 1/23 7 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamla/Motown) 1(2) 5/1 14 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) 3 10/9 14 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) 3 7/10 14 FOREIGNER/Urgent (Atlantic) 9 8/21 14 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) 8 10/9 8 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 1(4) 11/6 9 ROLLING STONES/Start Me Up (Rolling Stones/Atco) 9 9/18 12 FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) 11 10/23 8 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 7 11/27 7 FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS/Sweetheart (Millennium/RCA) 12 5/8 11 DIANA ROSS Et LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 1(5) 8/14 14

GENESIS/No Reply At All (Atlantic) 13 11/27 6 SANTANA/Winning (Columbia) 12 6/19 9 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) 12 4/10 8 LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB) 13 1/9 2 LEO SAYER/Living In A Fantasy (WB) 13 3/6 9 BOZ SCAGGS/Miss Sun (Columbia) 10 1/23 7 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) 1(2) 3/27 14 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero" DARYL HALL Et JOHN Make My Dreams (RCA) 4 6/19 12 OATES/You (Believe It Or Not) (Elektra) 1(1) 7/24 14 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/Private Eyes (RCA) 1(2) 10/23 14 BOB SEGER/Tryin' To Live My Life Without You (Capitol) 5 10/16 10 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/I Can't Go For That RICK SPRINGFIELD/Jessié s Girl (RCA) 8 6/19 11 (No Can Do) (WB) 14 11/27 3 RICK SPRINGFIELD/I've Done Everything For You (RCA) 6 10/16 10 GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB) 1(2) 6/19 11 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Hungry Heart (Columbia) 9 1/9 3 HEART/Tell It Like It Is (Epic) 7 1/16 4 STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) 3 6/5 12 STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) 2 1/23 8 STEELY DAN/Time Out Of Mind (MCA) 13 4/17 8 AL In This Love Together (WB) 7 10/16 8 JARREAU/We're ROD STEWART/Passion (WB) 4 1/16 6 BILLY JOEL/Say Goodbye To Hollywood 14 10/23 9 (Columbia) ROD STEWART/Young Turks (WB) 5 11/27 7 QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once BARBRA STREISAND Et BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia) 6 1/9 3 (A&M) 10 10/23 9 BARBRA STREISAND Et BARRY GIBB/What Kind Of Fool JOURNEY/Who's Crying Now (Columbia) 1(1) 9/18 15 (Columbia) 7 3/13 10 JOURNEY/Don't Stop Believin' (Columbia) 10 11/27 7 STYX/The Best Of Times (ABM) 1(3) 3/6 14 STYX/Too Much Time On My Hands (A&M) 9 5/15 11 KOOL Et THE GANG/Celebration (De-Lite/PolyGram) 7 1/23 10 TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) 8 5/22 9 JAMES TAYLOR Et J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) 4 4/24 11 JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen/WB) 1(1) 1/9 6 JOHN LENNON/Woman (Geffen/WB) 1(4) 2/6 13 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) 2 5/22 14 JOHN LEN NON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB) 3 5/22 12 LITTLE RIVER BAND/The Night Owls (Capitol) 4 10/9 13 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 1(2) 4/17 15 LULU/I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do) (Alfa) 13 9/18 9 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doing Love (Liberty) 15 5/22 9 STEVE WINWOOD/While You See A Chance (Island/WB) 1(1) 4/10 13 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) 9 7/3 10 STEVIE WONDER/I Ain't Gonna Stand For It (Tamla/Motown) 15 2/13 7 BARRY MANILOW/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) 10 1/9 5 GARY WRIGHT/Really Wanne Know You (WB) 11 8/21 11

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1981 was a very good year for Adult/Contemporary - perhaps its best year, as the industry at large began to recognize the strength of A/C from ratings, recording, and reporting standpoints. A/C FM's Emerge As Ratings Contenders For the first time, national interest has begun developing on the powerful potential of FM A/C facilities. Many of these stations concentrate heavily on music, reflecting the new listening habits of the aging "baby boom." Ratings growth for FM A/C's occurred in New York, Cincinnati, San Diego, Louisville, Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, Seattle, Washington, Boston, and many other markets. Format Switches Prevalent A/C was involved in more formatic changes than probably any other format. Numerous CHR outlets either changed their reporting to A/C or converted to A/C outright. Several A/C stations adjusted to Country or Easy Listening, in markets such as Cleveland, Philadelphia, Tampa, Atlanta, Tucson and San Antonio, among others. Record Labels Commit To A/C ** A/C Research Becomes Current mode, A/C In a period when record companies were overall not in an expansionary ** New Research Methodology: Rotations and Computers nonetheless experienced a great deal of new label involvement. Major labels such as ** Back Page Visibility For A/C Arista, Columbia, MCA, EMI America/Liberty, RCA, and Elektra-Asylum began a new ** A/C Stations Ranked As Parallels emphasis on gaining airplay and sales from A/C radio. ** 89 Reporter Changes Reflect Key Markets R&R Revamps A/C Presentation In conclusion, 1981 was an important year for Adult/Contemporary radio, and there Radio & Records took several major steps during 1981 to reaffirm its commitment is no doubt that this format will continue to build its significance to the industry as a to the evolution and importance of the format. Among the improvements: whole in 1982.

JANUARY: Bob Knight -Adams is appointed Group W's WOWO/Ft. Wayne, from Assistant Program go ... Carmela Griffith, Program Director at WHDH/Boston; he was most Manager at WBZ/Boston... Dan Vaccaro leaves WRVR/- former MD at WKTQ/Pitts- recently Operations Manager at WGAN/Portland, Memphis as PD and is replaced by Jim Robertson, who burgh, joins WOAI-FM/San ME... Art Snow, KFJZ/Ft. joins as former PD at WDIF/Marion, OH...Rod Burn- Antonio as Music Direc- Worth morning drive per- ham is promoted from Program Director to Operations tor... Damon Sheridan, sonality, is promoted to Pro- Manager at WSBA/York, while Jim Horn is upped to former PD at WRFB/Wor- gram Director... Ron Group Music Coordinator for all Susquehanna A/C sta- thington, OH, is appointed Frasier, also morning drive tions...Former PD of WRCQ/Hartford Rick O'Connor is PD/MD at WDIF/Marion, personality from WKTK/Bal- named PD/MD of WATR/Waterbury, CT...Rex Russell OH ...Warren Bailey resigns timore, is promoted to Pro- leaves WJBO/Baton Rouge to be Operations Manager for as Program Director at gram Director and keeps his KRGV/McAllen, TX...In Chicago, Dick Stone is named WLNH/Laconia, NH. airshift... John Rapp, News Director of WCFL, formerly News Director at APRIL: Mike Kasabo WHAM/Rochester PD, and crosstown WIND...Georgia Pappas, former assistant to John Wetherbee departs Radio & Records after MD Shelly Sweedler move on the GM, is upped to Music seven years as A/C Editor to to WBBF/Rochester...Chris Director at WHDH/Bos- form the Mike Kasabo Sale Kampmeier becomes the new Wally ton... Bryan Eaton leaves Organization, a West Coast - Program Director at WDAE/Tampa, coming from KNBR/San Francisco as based A/C independent pro- WHLY/Orlando, to be assisted by staffer Vance Dil- Music Director to enter the motion firm... Brian Scott lard... Wally Sale is named Program Director of radio computer business, and joins John Lund's new coxi- WTAR/Norfolk, leaving the PD post at KSLM/Salem, is replaced by Larry Finkel sultancy as Assistant Pro- OR, after three years...Mike Metzger joins KAKZ/Wi- from crosstown sister gramming Consultant; he was chita, KS as Program Director, formerly Assistant PD at KYUU ...Don Hofmann takes formerly PD at WGBS/Mi- WNCI/Columbus, OH...Ray Williams is appointed Pro- over as Station Manager for ami...Lynn Gilbert and Mike gram Director for WSGA/Savannah, most recently of KOKQ/Monterey... After Martucci are promoted at Col- WISE/Asheville...John Katz many years at WCCO/Min- umbia Records to help the Na- Jr. Mike Kasabo exits his Program Director neapolis, Glen Olson moves Chris Witting, tional Secondary and A/C post at WIBW/Topeka, and is across the street for afternoons at WLOL... Another local Promotion department in New York...Beth Fast replaced by staffer Khris Fa- transfer finds Scott Henley leaving KMBZ/Kansas City as becomes the new Program Director at WNUW/Milwau- vor...Greg Picciano is the Promotion Director to do mornings at KCKN. kee, from KZLA/Los Angeles...Garry Wall is appointed new Music Director at Program Director at WNCI/Columbus, OH; he was most WLW/Cincinnati, moving up MARCH: Jeff Mazzei leaves his post as Assistant recently Operations Director/AM drive talent at KVOR & from Assistant Production PD at WABC/New York for the same position at KSPZ/Colorado Springs...Tommy Walker is named new Director and weekend tal- WYNY/New York...John Wetherbee is promoted from Program Director at WPTF/Raleigh... Jonathan Green ten ent... Bill Buchner is the new Music Director to Assistant leaves the afternoon shift at WTMJ/Milwaukee after Music Director at WGY/Sche- PD at WFYR/Chica- years to do mornings at WDAE/Tampa...Russ Doren ex- nectady, formerly of WGSM/- institutes a its the PD spot at KUGN/Eugene, OR to become General Greg Picciano go... WSB/Atlanta Huntington. He replaces Paul late-night country music pro- Manager of KMVI/Wailuku, HI, and is replaced by Jack Cassidy, who becomes Operations Manager for WGY's gram from midnight to 5am, Fleming, who also takes the afternoon show... Ralph FM, WGFM...Dave Laird is named new Music Director hosted by Bill Vale...KSL/- Grant is promoted to premier announcer of WKZO/Kal- at WHAM/Rochester, joining from WFBL/Syra- Salt Lake City General amazon. cuse...Chuck Benson leaves WIND/Chicago after 11 Manager Dean Lindsay years to do middays at crosstown WFYR...Roger Cary resigns to accept the MAY: Rick Bisceglia, leaves KFJZ/Ft. Worth for afternoons at KOY/Phoenix. Marketing Manager title for formerly of Ariola Records FEBRUARY: Ken the NBA's Utah Jazz basket- and WXLO/New York, is ap- ball team...Bill Dodd, who pointed Adult/Contemporary Kohl is appointed Program Jeff M077ci Manager for KOMO/Seattle, previously programmed National Promotion Manager PD KARZ/Phoenix and coming from Denver where he KOGO/San Diego, is the new at for Arista Records...Rob Chilcoat spent eight K-101/San Fran- headed his own consultancy, takes Alan Chilcoat with him. Siseo leaves replacing Larry Nelson, years as afternoon talent at KOY across town... Ray Lin- cisco as Program Director Rock and is replaced who concentrates on his morn- coln departs as PD at KAAY/Little after eight months, replaced Kirk is appointed Operations ing show...Kevin Fennessy, by Steve Kelly... Charlie by Rob Sherwood, most OR...Alan Waterour is of KOSO/Modes- former PD of WFFM/Pitts- Manager of KMED/Medford, recently PD KLOL/San Jose, while re- Harrington is burgh, is the new Program promoted to Assistant PD at to, CA...Jim Director duties... Former PD at Rick Bisceglia Director of WOAI-FM/San taining his Production named Assistant PD Matthew PD of Antonio...Chris Witting, Jr. is WKTU/New York and WDAI-FM/Chicago KDKA/Pittsburgh, formerly WPTR/Alba- at WCFL/Chica- Continued on Page 39 named Program Manager at Ken Kohl Clenott is named midday personality

www.americanradiohistory.com REIR/Friday, December 11, 1981 Page 39 SEPTEMBER: George Cooper resigns as PD of WLW/Cincinnati to become PD at KULF/Houston. He is replaced by Bill Stedman, most recently PD at WKQX/Chicago... Bob Chris- ty is named Director of Opera- ult/Contemporary tions at KHOW/Denver, PA previously PD at WHDH and Program Manager/midday spots... WHIO/Dayton WVBF/Boston. He takes over Continued from Page 38 selects Mike McMurray as PD... Gary Froseth moves for Scotty Brink, who joins the from the News Director WOWO/Ft. Wayne ny ... Tom Jeffries resigns as Program Director of post at to staff of WCAU/Philadelphia Group W sister KDKA/Pittsburgh as News Direc- KTAC/Tacoma and 11 -year station veteran Bruce Can- as host of the morning talk Bob Meadows gives post non moves in from sales to take the PD reins...Gary tor... up his PD at WTRX/Flint show ...Jay Scott is the new to become PD at KIOA/Des Moines... Thomas S. Stewart Parks is named Program Manager at WBNS-AM & FM/ - Program Director at WRIE/- is named General Manager of WBNS-AM & Columbus, OH, formerly Operations Manager and Assis- FM/Colum- Erie...Jim King returns to Bill Stedman bus, OH, moving up from Acting Station Manager and KOB/Albuquerque as PD, replacing Larry Ahrens, who tant PD at WJAI & WING! - GSM...Scott Fischer resigns frees himself to concentrate on his airshift. Staffer Paul Dayton... Bob Clarke is ap- as WFTL/Ft. Lauderdale PD pointed Program Director at Douglas also resumes his Music Director's du- to do afternoons at WKQX/- ties...Chuck Finney, former PD of WCII/Louisville, is KPNW-AM & FM/Eugene, Chicago. Don Williams, the new PD at WTRX/Flint... Paul Thorne is promoted OR, while continuing his Operations Manager for midday from MD at KUGN-FM/Eu- shift, and formerly WFTL and sister WWJF, of gene to PD for KUGN- KEX/Portland and assumes the PD duties...J.R. KSFO/San Francisco. He AM ... Also in Oregon, Charlie Russ is appointed PD at replaces Lee who Kirk gets promoted from MD Gordon, WECK/Buffalo... Dave Carli- continues his morning drive to PD at KMED/Med- sle is the new PD at Morse and corporate duties... Ad- ford...Steve steps up WGAC/Augusta, GA, former- ministrative Assistant Mary from MD to PD at KWOS/Jef- ly MD at 95GSF/Savan- ear June Rose is promoted to ferson City, MO. Dan Turner Bob Clarke nah...J.D. North is promoted Dave Popovich Assistant PD/MD at WBT/- takes the MD slot, moving from MD to PD at WAEZ/Savannah...Tom Leebrick is from Promotion Direc- Charlotte ... Sal Giangrasso is upped from MD to PD at WLVA/Lynchburg... Mike tor...Mick Kjar resigns as appointed Operations Director Laurence is appointed PD at WTKO/Ithaca, NY, most PD of KKLS/Rapid City after of WHLI & WKJY/Hemp- recently MD, News Director and air talent at WCOD/- Mick Kjar five years to accept the PD stead, NY, while continuing as Cape Cod, MA...AI Simmons, who was PD/Operations post at WDAY/Fargo-Moorhead... WBZ/Boston News/Public Affairs Director. Manager at WSLI/Jackson, MS for 24 years dies of a celebrates its 60th year on the air... WKZO/Kalamazoo Morning talent Jeff Long is stroke... Bruce Bradley, formerly afternoon talent at uncorks the champagne for its 50th... Walter Fritz is pro- upped to PD at WKJY and WBZ/Boston, is named to mornings at WYNY/New York. moted from in-house producer to Music Director for midday man Chuck Camlio is Morning man Dan Daniel moves to afternoons...Charlie WGY/Schenectady... Two more A/C stations turn Coun- promoted to PD for Tuna signs a two-year contract with KHTZ/Los Angeles try: WIBW/Topeka and WOAI-FM/San Antonio. WHLI... Russ Garrett is pro- as morning personality...Chuck Browning leaves OCTOBER: Walt Williams, Program Manager moted to Music Director at WHBQ/Memphis for K-101/San Francisco's afternoon at WRVA/Richmond for the past ten years, is named WNAB/Bridgeport, up from show, while Bruce Vidal joins K-101 to do middays, Director of Program Operations for WSB/Atlanta... Jon copywriter/air Rob Sherwood talent...Josh formerly of KWK-FM/St. Louis...Sandi Banister is pro- Rivers is named PD at KLVU/Dallas, returning to the Cohen, previously of WXAM/Charlottesville, is named moted from the music department to Assistant PD at position he held there in 1973-74... Mike Shannon resigns ^reduction Director at WASH/Washington, DC...Jeff KOGO/San Diego...Format changes: WUSL/Phila- as PD at KPPL/Denver, as the station returns to a lower Green is appointed new A/C Editor R&R. at delphia switches from A/C to Country after five years profile approach... Barney Stone is the new PD at Dave Shafer leaves JUNE: his PD post at with the format...KMJK/Portland announces it is going WEJL/Scranton, PA, from Z-104/Frederick and KICKS- WOMC/Detroit to become VP/Operations across town at from CHR to A/C, using the Churchill Radio One for- 106/Washington...Scott O'Brien is promoted from morn- WCZY...Afternoon drive personality Jeff Roberts is pro- mat... KMGX/Tucson drops A/C for News... KENO/Las ing drive to PD at KWAV/Monterey, while Steve Parlato moted to Program Director WHB/Kansas at City, replac- Vegas shifts from CHR to A/C. is upped to MD... Dain Schult is named PD at WSRZ/Sar- ing Al Casey, who became head of national programming AUGUST: Randy Lane resigns as PD of KBEQ/- asota from his own consultation firm... Mike O'Neal joins for Charter Broadcasting... Larry James is named Pro- Kansas City to become PD at WKQX/Chicago...Joe WFTN/Franklin, NH as Operations Manager and after- gram Director at KNUS (now KLVU)/Dallas, while Martell, after six months as PD at KVI/Seattle, is named noon drive... KUIC/Vacaville, CA appoints Tim Rose as Craig Jackson joins as Assistant PD from KOPA/Phoe- Operations Manager at WJR/Detroit... John Long an- PD, most recently PD at WMMB/Melbourne, FL...Jay nix... Larry Anderson is named Operations Manager/PD nounces he plans to resign as PD of KULF/Houston at the Rutherford is promoted from afternoon drive to Program at WDAE/Tampa after nine years as OM/PD at Taft's end of the month...Dave Mason leaves the PD post at Director at WAGE/Leesburg, VA...Andy Monday, sister WGR/Buffalo...Mike Shannon is appointed Opera- WBBF/Rochester after two years to become PD at formerly morning drive talent at KREM/Spokane, is tions Manager for KPPL/Denver, from KEGL/Dallas; WGR/Buffalo...Larry James leaves KNUS/Dallas as named PD of KATA & KFMI/Arcata, CA... Mike Benson he replaces Jim Heath, who continues his morning PD as the station abandons CHR for A/C and applies for takes the PD post for WJML-AM & FM/Petoskey, MI, show...Ron Maestri takes the PD reins KUDO/Las at new call letters KLVU as "Love 99." Larry joins KMGC formerly of WW W W /Detroit. He promotes midday man Vegas, moving up from Public Affairs Director... Across across town to do afternoon Jeff Peterson to MD... Carol Benton is promoted to Music the street, Bob Benzins is pro- drive... Kevin Fennessy exits Director at WNGS/West Palm Beach...John E. Douglas, moted from studio engineer to WOAI-FM/San Antonio as PD former PD at WNOX/Knox- Assistant Program Manager to become PD crosstown at for KMJJ... WFIR/Roanoke ville, goes to WIBC/In- KTUF ... Also in San Antonio, dianapolis as Production announces four key promo- Steve Gallagher is named PD tions: Max Leach moves up Director ...15-year WXYZ of KMAC from Q-106/ veteran Dave Lockhart joins from Sales Manager to York... Mary Catherine General Manager; Jerry WOMC/Detroit crosstown as Sneed joins WSB/Atlanta as morning personality... After Joynes is appointed Program Music Director from PD of Director, while also holding 25 years of Country, KCKN/- WSM-FM/Nashville ... Mike Kansas City goes A/C the Sports Director and mid - Scott departs WNDE/In- days positions. Bill Bratton is Mary Catherine Sneed ... KOY/Phoenix turns 60 Jeff Roberts dianapolis to become PD at Walt Williams years old. upped from Assistant Music WTVN/Columbus, OH...Dan Steele leaves WSBA/York Director to MD, and Scot Morris becomes the new Assis- to go across the street to be PD at Q-106... Bob Miller, NOVEMBER: Ken Dennis is PD of tant PD... Sam Armato retires as WTMJ/Milwaukee Director of Agricultural Activities for WLW/Cincinnati appointed KYA & KLHT/San Francisco, Music Librarian after 21 years with the station... After 13 for 30 years, retires... Cal Stout, previously PD at most recently co-found- years on the air at WLW/Cincinnati, James Francis KHAK/Cedar Rapids, IA, is appointed PD at WJON/St. er/Executive Director of Sur- Patrick O'Neill announces his last show. Cloud, MN ...Bob Raleigh is named PD at WRCG/Colum- rey Communications, which bus, GA, moving over from the AM drive/MD post at JULY: Bill Garcia owns well radio sister WCGQ...KSTP/Minneapolis switches from A/C to as as consults resigns as Program Director properties... Norm "Oogie" Talk...Keith Humphries takes the PD position at of WDRQ/Detroit to become Pringle is named KWCO/Chickasha, OK; he was formerly GM at KOKC/- Operations PD across the street at Manager at WWWE/Cleve- Guthrie, OK...Jim Alexander is appointed PD at WOMC ... Jed Duval rejoins land, leaving KCOW/Alliance, NB...Kim Scott leaves WAKY/Louis- WDGY/Min- WIBC/Indianapolis as PD, neapolis as PD. A short time ville as air talent/Promotion Director to become Assis- where he once served as later, WW WE announces it Ken Dennis tant Operations Manager at WWWE/Cleveland... John Assistant PD. He leaves his will drop A/C for Country in - Kosian is the new MD at WBOS/Boston. early December... Ken War post as PD of KIOA/Des Continued on Page 55 Moines...Sandy Beach exits KYUU/San Francisco as PD to take the same position at Sounds Like ... a total image campaign WBAP/Dallas-Ft. Wor- Bill Garcia th...Dave Popovich is appointed Program Director at with music, television and artwork. WWYZ/Hartford, most recently Operations Manager at WWWE/Cleveland... Phil Zachary is named Operations CALL COLLECT AT 214/634-8511 Director for WQUE/New Orleans, stepping up from the TM PRODUCTIONS, 1349 REGAL ROW, DALLAS, TEXAS 75247

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1 DIANA ROSS & LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 2 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) 3 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) 4 AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 5 JAMES TAYLOR E J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) 6 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) (WB) 7 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doing In Love (Liberty) 8 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) In many ways, 1981 was a 9 JOHN LENNON/Woman (Geffen/WB) breakthrough year for music on 10 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero" (Elektra) A/C radio, as the average A/C lis- 11 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) tener both demanded and was of- 12 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) fered a wider range of music than 13 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) ever before. 14 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) Part¿culary exciting was the new 15 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) exposure and acceptance to burgeon- 16 BARBRA STREISAND & BARRY GIBB/What Kind Of Fool (Columbia) ing jazz artists. This year's hit charts 17 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) bloomed with first-time homeruns by 18 NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol) Grover Washington Jr., Lee Ritenour, 19 NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol) Stanley Clarke/George Duke, and Al 20 GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB) Jarreau, not to mention continued growth 21 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) by Quincy Jones and Manhattan Transfer. 22 CARPENTERS/Touch Me When We're Dancing (A&M) Also significant were the majorcontribu- 23 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamla/Motown) (Nine To Five) America) Lions made to A/C by several key figures in 24 SHEENA EASTON/Moming Train (EMI rock world. Artists succeeding with their ex- 25 AIR SUPPLY/Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) (Arista) plorations into mellower, more mass appeal 26 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) stylings included several who had seldom ven- 27 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) tured in this direction before, such as Foreign- 28 ABBA/The Winner Takes It All (Atlantic) er, Journey, Climax Blues Band, Blondie, Steve 29 AL JARREAU/Wére In This Love Together (WB) Winwood, Styx, Man Parsons Project, Kim 30 BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) Carnes, and Stevie Nicks/Don Henley. 31 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (EMI America) You Than I Do) (Alfa) 1980 brought the first wave of country influence 32 LULU/I Could Never Miss (More (AE&M) to A/C, as several country artists gained a foothold 33 QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once when the nation put its boots on in a massive pop 34 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) With Me (Liberty) culture roundup. 1981 was an even bigger year, as 35 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love In (EMI America) the number of country artists with a Top 15 A/C hit 36 CLIFF RICHARD/A Little Love America) doubled from 1980. New in the saddle this year includ- 37 MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI ed Ronnie Milsap, Dolly Parton, Dottie West, John 38 RONNIE MILSAP/Smoky Mountain Rain (RCA) Denver, Juice Newton, Terri Gibbs, T.G. Sheppard, Oak 39 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) Ridge Boys, Alabama, Emmylou Harris, and Rosanne 40 BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista) Rain (Arista) Cash. It's no wonder so many A/C stations either inte- 41 BARRY MANILOW/I Made It Through The grated Country artists into their programming or convert- 42 JOHN LENNON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB) 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) ed to Country altogether. Indeed, three of the Top 10 reo- 43 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved From "Hill Street Blues" (Elektra( ords of the year were by country -based artists: Kenny 44 MIKE POST featuring LARRY CARLTON/Theme Rogers, Dottie West, and Ronnie Milsap. From the sounds of 45 STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) ",m (Arista) 1981, we can look for the trend of Country music to be a big 46 RAY PARKER JR. Er RAYDIO/That Old Song part of A/C's most popular music in the future. 47 ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA) (Full Moon/Epic) Although there were more hit duets in 1980 (10 last year 48 DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne to this year's 9), 1981 contained four #1 duets: Taylor/Souther's 49 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) "Her Town Too," Streisand/Gibb's "What Kind Of Fool," West/ 50 ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) Rogers's "What Are We Doing In Love," and the number one rec- 51 KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) ord of the year, "Endless Love" by Ross/Richie. The Taylor/ 52 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) Souther and Ross/Richie triumphs both outlasted any #1 hit from 53 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Say You'll Be Mine (WB) 1980, as they each commanded the summit for five weeks. As a re- 54 BARBRA STREISAND/Promises (Columbia) stilt, three of the top seven records of the year were duets. 55 DON McLEAN/Since I Don't Have You (Millennium/RCA) On My List (RCA) 1981 was another banner year, with twice as many artists scoring 56 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Kiss You Do) (Arista) triple hits as last year. Including duets, ten recording talents (nine of 57 RAY PARKER JR. Er RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love (Just Like them solo artists) broke three Top 15 songs this year: Air Supply, Chris- 58 FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) topher Cross, Sheens Easton, Kenny Rogers, John Lennon, Ronnie Mil- 59 AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista) sap, Barry Manilow, Juice Newton, Don McLean, and Diana Ross. Two 60 LEE RITENOUR/Is It You (Elektra) more smashed home four: Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand. Last 61 ART GARFUNKELJA Heart In New York (Columbia) year, three others did it (Anne Murray, Kenny Rogers, Olivia Newton- 62 MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) John). If any conclusion can be drawn, perhaps more than anything is that 63 SHEENA EASTON/Modern Girl (EMI America) A/C listeners, like those of any other format, know who they enjoy and want 64 JIM PHOTOGLO/Fool In Love With You (20th) to hear a lot of them. 65 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) It was a phenomenal year for soundtracks, as some songs outperformed the 66 JESSE WINCHESTER/Say What (Bearsville/WB) movies they were included with. No less than five songs smashed #1 as part of 67 CHAMPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia) The Believers (Capitol) a movie, and two more from TV shows made the Top 5. Shining far above all 68 ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are others was again the #1 song of the year, "Endless Love." Not to be forgotten are 69 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) You, I Need You (Boardwalk) Neil Diamond's twin #1 hits from the "Jazz Singer": "Hello Again," and "Amen- 70 CHRIS CHRISTIAN/I Want ca." Also going all the way were Dolly Parton's "9 To 5" and Christopher Cross's 71 BARRY MANILOW/Lonely Together (Arista) "Arthur's Theme." Sheena Easton's "For Your Eyes Only" peaked at #5, while the 72 COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) You (Atlantic) TV themes by Joey Scarbury and Mike Post reached #2 and #4, respectively. 73 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like Are Diamonds (RCA) Could last year's crop of a half-dozen hits as oldie remakes by repeated in 1981? 74 JOHN DENVER/Some Days On The Rocks (Capitol) You bet! Eight different oldie covers - one a medley - made the Top 15, and one of 75 NEIL DIAMOND/Love Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) by Don McLean, reached #1. This year's collection also included 76 DIANA ROSS/Why Do them,"Crying" Right Here In My Heart (Casablanca/PolyGram) "Boy From New York City," "Angel Of The Morning," "Why Do Fools Fall In Love," 77 PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE/Still Now "Since I Don't Have You," "Sukiyaki," "Mister Sandman," and the Stars On 45 oldie 78 DAVID GATES/Take Me (Arista) Sun (Columbia) medley. As this goes to press, the Beach Boys are breaking one of their own with "Come ' 79 BOZ SCAGGS/Miss (Capitol) With Me." With"7% of 1981's Top 15 records being oldie remakes, we can expect art- 80 TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki Go SUSAN ANTON/Killin' Time (Scotti Bros.) tists to continue to try them. 81 FRED KNOBLOCK &

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Peek Weeks Peek Weeks Position Peek On Position Peek On (Muth) Dab Chan (wWl) tats CAM ABBA/The Winner Takes It All (Atlantic) 3 2/6 12 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) 1(1) 3/20 14 AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista) 2 1/9 7 DON McLEAN/Since I Don't Have You (Millennium/RCA) 4 6/5 10 AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 1(3) 7/3 16 DON McLEAN/Castles In The Air (Millennium/RCA) 9 11/27 6

I I BETTE MIDLER/My Mother's Eyes (Atlantic) 15 1/23 6 AIR SUPPLY/Here I Am (Just When Thought Was Over You) (Arista) 1(1) 11/6 11 RONNIE MILSAP/Smoky Mountain Rain (RCA) 7 2/27 13 ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA) 9 8/21 14 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 2 8/21 15 RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) 13 11/27 4 MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America) 6 7/17 14 MOODY BLUES/The Voice (Threshold/PolyGram) 14 9/25 8 MARTY BALIN/Atlanta Lady (Something About Your ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 11 6/5 11 Love) (EMI America) 11 10/23 9 ANNE MURRAY/It's All I Can Do (Capitol) 15 10/30 10 GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) 15 11/27 4 BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) 1(1) 1/30 10 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 2 4/10 11 JUICE NEWTON/Queen of Hearts (Capitol) 4 7/31 17 KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 7 6/5 14 JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) CARPENTERS/Touch Me When We're Dancing (AEtM) 3 8/7 14 (Capitol) 7 11/27 5 CARPENTERS/(Went You) Back In My Life Again (A&M) 14 10/23 8 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Suddenly (MCA) 8 1/9 4 ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) 8 7/10 13 STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather Er Lace CHAMPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia) 10 5/15 10 (Modern/Atco) 12 11/27 3

CHRIS CHRISTIAN/I Want You, I Need You (Boardwalk) 8 11/20 8 STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Sweet Baby (Epic) 15 8/7 9 CLIMAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) 14 5/8 9 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 13 7/10 11 COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) 13 8/28 11 GILBERT O'SULLIVAN/What's In A Kiss (Epic) 15 4/3 8 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 3 11/13 9 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Never Be The Same (WB) 10 1/9 3 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Say You'll Be Mine (WB) 7 5/22 10 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You (Just Like You Do) (Arista) 8 6/5 13 Can Do) (WB) 1(3) 9/18 15 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/That Old Song (Arista) 5 9/4 11 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) 10 7/31 13 1(2) 2/6 13 PAUL DAVIS/Cool Night (Arista) 11 11/27 3 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) 11 13 JOHN DENVER/Some Days Are Diamonds (RCA) 13 8/7 11 JIM PHOTOGLO/Fool In Love With You (20th/RCA) 6/12 16 NEIL DIAMOND/Love On The Rocks (Capitol) 3 1/6 6 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 6 8/21 NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol) 1(1) 3/13 13 MIKE POST featuring LARRY CARLTON/Theme From NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol) 1(2) 6/12 13 "Hill Street Blues" (Elektra) 4 11/13 10 NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 1(1) 11/27 5 PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE/Still Right Here In My Heart (Casablanca/PolyGram) 8 6/19 10

EAGLES/Seven Bridge Road (Asylum) 14 2/13 7 SHEENA EASTON/Morning Train (Nine To Five) EMI America) 2 4/3 13 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 2 1/23 11 SHEENA EASTON/Modern Girl (EMI America) 9 7/10 11 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 2 9/11 14 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (EMI America) 5 9/18 14 CLIFF RICHARD/A Little In Love (EMI America) 5 2/27 13 LEE RITENOUR/Is It You? (Elektra) 7 7/10 11 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamla/Motown) 2 5/1 13 DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne (Full Moon/Epic) 6 2/13 11 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) 3 8/21 15 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) 1(4) 10/9 14 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) 2 10/16 12 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 5 11/27 7 DIANA ROSS/It's My Turn (Motown) 7 1/9 6 FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) 10 10/16 11 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 4 11/20 7 DIANA ROSS Et LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 1(5) 8/21 16

ART GARFUNKEL/A Heart In New York (Columbia) 8 9/11 10 DAVID GATES/Take Me Now (Arista) 13 10/2 9 LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB) 9 1/9 4 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) 5 3/20 15 LEO SAYER/Living In A Fantasy (WB) 12 3/27 8 MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) 11 9/11 11 BOZ SCAGGS/Miss Sun (Columbia) 13 2/6 8 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero" (Elektra) 2 7/17 15 DARYL HALL Er JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) 9 3/20 11 JOHN SCHNEIDER/It's Now Or Never (Scotti Bros.) 15 8/14 10 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) 1(1) 6/26 13 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) 5 5/8 11 GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB) 6 4/17 10 SPYRO GYRA/Cefe Amour (MCA) 12 3/6 9 STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) 12 6/5 10 STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) 7 2/6 11 8 AL JARREAU/Wé re In This Love Together (WB) 4 10/16 15 STEELY DAN/Time Out of Mind (MCA) 11 4/24 QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once BARBRA STREISAND/Promises (Columbia) 5 6/26 11 (A&M) 6 10/16 13 BARBRA STREISAND/Comin' In And Out Of Your Life JOURNEY/Who's Crying Now (Columbia) 12 9/18 9 (Columbia) 6 11/27 3 BARBRA STREISAND Et BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia) 1(2) 3/27 15 STYX/The Best Of Times (ABM) 14 3/13 7 FRED KNOBLOCK Et SUSAN ANTON/Killin' Time (Scotti Bros./Atlantic) 11 1/30 7 TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) 11 5/22 10 JAMES TAYLOR Et J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) 1(5) 4/17 13 JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen/WB) 10 1/16 5 JOHN LENNON/Women (Geffen/WB) 1(3) 2/20 14 JOHN LENNON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB) 3 5/22 12 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) 1(1) 5/22 14

LULU/I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do) (Alfa) 3 9/25 13

GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 3 4/3 13 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) 4 7/17 13 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doing In Love (Liberty) 1(2) 5/29 16 BARRY MANILOW/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) 1(3) 1/9 7 JESSE WINCHESTER/Say What (Bearsville/WB) 7 6/12 11 BARRY MANILOW/Lonely Together (Arista) 6 4/24 8 STEVE WINWOOD/While You See A Chance (Island/WB) 7 4/24 9 BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista) 1(2) 11/13 9 STEVIE WOODS/Steel The Night (Cotillion/Atco) 13 11/13 8

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Overall, 1981 was an exceptionally good year for AOR radio, with many more stations switching to the format than abandoning it. Cer- tainly these moves were made partially as a result of the Spring ARB sweep, which showed AOR as the dominant contemporary music for- mat in eleven of the top 50 markets. It was certainly a good year for consultants, as successful PD's exited those posts to :::: _..: form their own consultancies almost monthly. What's more, by year's end, most had very impressive early success credentials (which, in turn, gave AOR some of its ...... >:,.- :w numbers yet). strongest :m re- The Source went through an internal evolution and expansion, while ABC announc- ed its own AOR-based network. Program suppliers geared up in AOR shows, and Warner Amex's $20 million radio -on -TV experiment was targeted directly toward the AOR listener. AOR has every reason to look forward to 1982 as a year of continued growth, both in its respective marketplaces and as a format in general.

JANUARY: The new year begins with a lot of as PD at WAAF/Worcester... Rob Lipshutz is named KREM-FM/Spokane from KIOK/Tri-Cities. Steve Wilke changes: Denise Oliver exits as WIYY/Baltimore PD to MD of WCOZ/Boston from airstaff...Judy McNutt exits moves to Amt. PD for KREM -FM ... Paul "Lobster" become VP/Operations and Programming for Capitol as Programming Assistant of KBPI/Denver to join Wells is upped to Amt. PD at KLIV/San Jose. Broadcasting. Her PD successor at WIYY is Chuck KGB-FM/San Diego as MD...KZEW/Dallas appoints MARCH: KUPD/Phoenix PD Hank Cookenboo DuCoty, and Ty Ford is Janel Dolan as MD, John LaBelle as Amt. PD... WSAI- exits...Former KPAS/EI Paso PD Jeff Blazy joins named Operations Man- FM/Cincinnati switches to Country, lets go entire air neighboring KLAQ for mornings... KQFM/Portland ager... Al Peterson exits as staff and PD... Bernie Kimble steps down as PD at switches from AOR to Oldies, as seven airstaffers PD at WQXM/Tampa for WMJQ/Rochester but retains airshift. Bernie Bernard exit...Q107/Washington hires former WWWW/Detroit same at neighboring Y95. is appointed MD at WNEW-FM/New York. PD Frank Holler as MD...KFRX/Lincoln switches Also exiting WQXM is MD from automated CHR to AOR. Tracy Johnson pro- Nick Van Cleve. The new FEBRUARY: John Duncan takes KPRI- grams...Bill Flint exits as WBWB/Bloomington PD; WQXM PD is Mark FM/San Diego PD post...KILT-FM/Houston PD Bill Beth Surette replaces him...Golden Circle Broad- Stevens, while Ron Parker Young resigns... WAIM/Anderson, SC switches from casting ups Doug Paul to VP/Programming for is named MD John CHR to AOR; Michael WKZL/Winston-Salem...Simon Jeffries steps down as Sebastian announces plans Steele is PD... David Bern- WFBQ/Indianapolis MD... WYDD/Pittsburgh MD Jim to exit as PD at WCOZ/Bos- stein is named Acting PD Kinney exits for air shift at WTUE/Day- ton to start consultation for WAAF/Worces- ton...KZOM/Beaumont PD Dave Scott exits for mid - firm... Ern Gladden exits ter.. . Former WLRS/Louis- days at KZAM/Seattle...Jim Herron steps down as as PD of KPRI-FM/San Di- John Sebastian ville MD Drake Hall joins WAVA/Washington PD... WLSQ/Montgomery PD Rich ego...John Duncan departs as PD at WABX/Detroit, KTXQ/Dallas as MD...Jim Piombino exits. Neal McNeal is named his succes- and is replaced by Carey Curelop of KFMG/Albuquer- Brady is upped to MD at sor...Dave Lawrence exits as KMGN/Bakersfield PD que. KFMG's new PD is John Florence... WKQB/Nash- KTKT/Tucson... Steve and former MD Dick Sheppard is upped to PD, while ville switches from AOR to Schulke 2 A/C program- Dahl is dismissed as morn- Katy Manor is appointed MD... Terry Sullivan is upped ming; PD Lisa Richards and two others exit. Lisa joins ing man for WLUP/Chicago to OM at WIOT/Toledo, as Lee Randall is named PD WYSP/Philadelphia as MD... KFMX/Lubbock signs on for afternoons at neighbor- from MD... Bob Spence moves to WYDD/Pittsburgh as as a Superstars AOR, with former KPAS/El Paso pro- ing WLS-FM, as Alternative Amt. PD from WVAF/Charleston. grammers Bo Jagger and Domino Rippy as PD and MD Radio Network suspends APRIL: Bill Mims is upped to PD from MD at Dahl respectively...KFMS/Las Vegas switches to Country operations... WORJ/Or- Steve KDUK/Honolulu ...Gary Chase is upped from MD to PD from AOR ... Former KREM-FM/Spokane PD lando switches from twelve years as an AOR to Schulke at WAVA/Washington... Ron Parker exits as Larry Snider resurfaces on the air staff at KGON/Port- 2. PD David Souza stays on but many airstaffers split, WQXM/Tampa MD; Moby replaces land. KREM -FM MD Jonah Cummings steps down and including MD Bill Mims...KZOK/Seattle hires Larry him...WIBA/Madison MD Mike Hayes exits...Tim is succeeded by Steve Wilke...KTXQ/Dallas MD Tem- Snider away from KGON/Portland as Amt. PD, and Bedure is appointed MD for KZAP/Sacramento...Jim pie Lindsay exits for same post at KISS/San Anton- Michael Knight from KKSN/Portland as MD, while Kinney is named MD for WTUE/Dayton...KIOK/Tri- io...KMOD/Tulsa's Charlie West is upped to Asst. PD KZOK MD Brad Hoffman steps down... Tom Hunter Cities switches from AOR to CHR. PD Tony Miles for the FM station. For KMOD-AM, Dave Michaels is joins WMJQ/Rochester as PD... Rich Piombino is nam- exits... Also switching from AOR to CHR is WHSY/Hat- named Asst. PD... Steve Young is upped to Amt. PD ed PD of WLSQ/Montgomery from promotion at tiesburg... Chris Kovarick is upped to VP of Programm- from MD at CITI-FM/Winnipeg... Ellen McKinnon and WWWW/Detroit... Rick Scott is new PD for KREM- ing for JR Communica- Lin Brehmer are named Co -Music Coordinators for FM/Spokane ... WQMF/Louisville completes switch tions, owners of KZEL/Eu- WQBK/Albany...Robin Henkin switches from MD to from CHR to AOR with C.C. Matthews as PD and Russ gene, where she was Promotion Director at WYSP/Philadel- Bradley as MD...Shawn Waters is named PD for formerly PD. New KZEL phia...KLOL/Houston Amt. PD Vanessa Cargo ex- KQWB-FM/Fargo... WRHY/York automates for old- PD is former MD Peyton its... Andy Beaubien is named John Sebastian's PD suc- ies... WOKV/Cincinnati switches from AOR to Mays... Bill Demore joins cessor for WCOZ/Boston... WYNF/Tampa switches Black...KILT-FM/Houston switches from AOR to KZOM/Beaumont as PD from CHR to AOR with Al Peterson as PD and Nick Van Country...Tac Hammer steps down as PD at KQRS- from KELI/Tulsa... For- Cleve as MD...Chuck Browning is upped to Operations FM/Minneapolis; Alan Young is his successor...For- mer KMGN/Bakersfield Manager at WTUE/Dayton and Michael McConnell mer KLBJ/Austin MD Glen Mason joins KISS-FM/San PD Dave Lawrence joins replaces him as PD... Arin Michaels is named PD at Antonio for news... David Bernstein is named PD and neighboring KKXX for air - KLAQ/EI Paso following departure of former PD Mason Rob Barnett MD for WAAF/Worcester...Sean Scott is shift... Brad Curtis steps Davis...Larry Wayne is upped to PD at KRKN/An- named PD for WMAD/Madison as PD Barry Grant ex- down as PD of WILS- chorage, replacing Jay Noble who is moved to Director its to take PD job at WRCN/Long Island...Former FM/Lansing but retains of Public Relations... WWWW/Detroit PD Frank Holler WORJ/Orlando MD Bill Mims exits for airshift at airshift. New WITS PD is Sonny Fox and Promotions Director Rich Piombino exit; the sta- KDUK/Honolulu...KPAS/El Paso switches from AOR Frank Smith from airstaff ...Casey Stangl replaces tion switches format to Country... Rick Balis is elevated to Beautiful Music, drops airstaff ..."Modern Music" Fred Levy as PD at KZOZ/San Luis Obispo...Rick to PD at KSHE/St. Louis from MD. The new KSHE MD AOR's K15/Phoenix and KZAM-AM/Seattle both switch McWilliams assumes MD title at WIOT/Tol- is John Ulett... Rick Harris exits as PD at WYSP/Phila- formats, K15 to CHR and KZAM-AM to Soft edo... WZZX/Louisville switches from AOR to Schulke delphia for same at WLRS/Louisville. Dick Hungate is AOR...WWDC-AM/Washington drops P/A for 2... Marty Dempsey is named MD for WAVA/Washing- elevated to PD post of WYSP... WINZ-FM (ZETA AOR... WJAX-FM/Jacksonville switches from AOR to ton...Neal Mirsky is promoted to Operations Director 4)/Miami switches from AOR to CHR... WOW-FM/Ft. Urban Contemporary; staff remains... WLUP/Chicago from PD at WSHE/Miami. Sonny Fox is named WSHE's Pierce, FL switches from CHR to AOR... WABD/Ft. air personality Carey Bruce exits for PD post at new PD... Tony Evans is upped to PD from Amt. PD at Campbell, KY switches from AOR to P/A... KLBJ/Aus- KIDQ/Boise...KUPD/Phoenix switches from CHR to KUPD/Phoenix...Freddie Snakeskin is named Asst. tin PD Glen Mason segues to AM sister station's news AOR... Gabe Baptiste is upped from MD to PD at PD for KROQ/Pasadena...Jim Pemberton returns to department, and MD T.Q. exits. Chuck Dunaway, from WXLP/Davenport, as former PD Tom McGuire ex- WILS-FM/Lansing as MD from WABX/De- neighboring KHFI, is named PD...KPRI/San Diego its... WCMF/Rochester Amt. PD Bill Martin ex- troit...WIZD/W. Palm Beach names Michael Keating MD Jesse Summers exits for PD job at KENO/Las its...John Logan is appointed MD for KLBJ/Austin, MD. Vegas, a new Superstars AOR... Dave Lee Austin exits replacing Cy Statum...Jim Arnold gets MD nod at Continued on Page 44

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www.americanradiohistory.com wage 44 R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981 SEPTEMBER: Rick Peters exits as LOVE 94/Miami PD for same at WEEI-FM/Bos- ton... WWTR/Betheny Beach, Delaware signs on as AOR...KPKE/ polis Asst. PD Greg Denver signs on as Ausham exits to program AOR...KSRR/Houston Continued from Page 42 KOSO/Modesto...Tom MAY: Thom Robinson switches from Coun- Michaels gets MD post at KMBQ/Shreveport... Former blend to AOR, is named PD for K105 try/CHR WYSP/Philadelphia PD Steve Sutton joins competing (WWKK)/Ft. Knox from hires Alan Sneed as WMMR as morning show host...Peter Benson ZETA 7/Orlando... Phil exits as PD... KGON/Portland PD of KWXL/Albuquerque; Greg Gann is his PD suc- names Dave Van Dyke as "Strider" Robinson is up- cessor from KICT/Wichita... Mike Daniels ped to Asst. PD for joins PD and Gloria Johnson as KBPI/Denver from WMAD/Madison as PD... Bruce Garroway exits as Asst. PD... Doug Sorenson WNOR/Norfolk PD and Ron Reger reclaims PD KQRS/Minneapolis PD MD...Tony Berardini is up- gets post... WYSP/Philadelphia assigns Asst. PD post to MD post from WTPA/Harris- ped from PD to GM at Lisa Richards...Jesse Bullet exits National PD post at Doug as Alan Sneed WBCN/Boston, and names burg. Replacing SBI Inc. to form AOR consultancy... Steve Runner joins WTPA is Kauffman...KFMQ/Lincoln PD Oedipus as his PD replace- PD at Jeff WAPI-FM/Birmingham as PD station with KAZY/Den- ment... Former KGB- as announces for- Bruce Wheeler exits for Asst. PD post thcoming switch from BM to Superstars AOR... Dave ver. His PD at KFMQ is former MD Tom FM/San Diego PD Rick successor Kane is upped to MD at WCMF/Rochester... KQDS/Du- Barker. Also joining KAZY is Doug Clifton as MD, Leibert resurfaces as pro- luth MD Jeff Curry exits for WIZD/W. Palm Beach; replacing departing MD Gregg Gillispie...KSMB/La- ducer of "Robert W. Tony Berardini Bruce McGregor is named his successor...Former fayette PD Jay Walker exits... Russ Bradley is upped to Morgan Special of the Week" ...Doug Podell is ap- KGB-FM/San Diego MD Val McIntosh joins Water- Asst. from MD WQMF/Louisville. Duke Meyers pointed MD for KQRS/Minneapolis...WLUP/Chicago PD at mark...Former WRIF/Detroit PD Tom Bender joins MD WQMF... Joe Folger is upped to MD at buys out entire area Tom Petty concert for listen- is named for RKO Networks as Program Manager...KZAM/Seattle WCOZ/Boston MD Rob Lip- ers...Tom Bender resigns as WRIF/Detroit PD; Fred KBPI/Denver... Former PD Paul Sullivan exits and MD Marion Seymour drops shutz is named MD for WHJY/Providence... Lisa Jacobs vacates ABC corporate research post as MD title... Rich Meyer exits 91X/San Diego PD post for exits as MD of WYSP/Philadelphia ...Greg St. Bender's successor...KLIV/San Jose switches from Richards same at KAZY/Denver as PD Dave Van Dyke exits. Jim James is named MD for WABX/Detroit...Dave AOR to Al Ham's "Music Of Your Life" ... KLOS/Los Gelaro is named PD at 91X... Mikel Hunter is upped Michaels joins WRNO/New Orleans as MD from Angeles names Bob Coburn as Assistant to the from KOME/San Jose PD to Operations Manager, while neighboring WEZB...WOVV/Ft. Pierce switches from PD... WRJL & WOAY/Beckley, WV announce plans to afternoon air personality Gene Mitchel is named Pro- AOR to A/C...Steve Casey joins Sebastian consultancy switch formats to AOR on July 1... Bob Hattrik is pro- gram Coordinator...KXXY/Oklahoma City PD Andy from MTV as VP...Former KZEW/Dallas MD Tom moted to VP/Programming for Doubleday radio sta- Lockridge crosses street to KATT as PD. Owens joins WQMF/Louisville as PD, as C.C. Matthews tions; retains PD post with WWWK-FM/St. Louis...Jeff exits post for same at WIKS/Indianapolis...KWXL/Al- McCarthy joins WXEZ/Toledo as PD from AM sister AUGUST: Clark Smidt exits as WEEI-FM/Bos- buquerque PD Greg Gann exits to rejoin KICT/Wichita station WOHO's MD post...KWST/Los Angeles, an ton PD for VP/Broadcast Operations of Wallace & as Asst. PD. His PD successor at KWXL is Bill Stam- AOR since 1974, switches formats to CHR, drops PD Ted Washburn...KSJO/San Jose shakes up air corps as five baugh, with Renee Rockman as MD... Jerry Longden Ferguson and four jocks... WQUT/Johnson City swit- staffers exit, including MD Tom Mix...Former steps down as PD of KKDJ/Fresno; Dean Opperman is ches from AOR to CHR...KFIV-FM/Modesto switches WAVA/Washington PD Jim Herron joins Pollack Com- reinstated as PD... WZZO/Allentown PD Lyn Corey ex- from CHR to AOR; Ron Stephens programs...Brooke munications Inc. as VP/Programming... WIDD- its to marry EMIA promo rep Ken Ben- Jones is upped to MD at KMEL/San Francisco as Paul FM/Johnson City signs on as AOR... KRKN/Anchorage son...KUFO/Odessa switches to AOR... Former Vincent steps down. PD Larry Wayne and MD Karla Michaels exit. Ed Mer- KQFM/Portland PD Thom O'Hair joins KTIM/San JUNE: Pat Still exits mornings at WLUP/Chi- rifield joins as PD and Morgan Evans as MD... WGVL/Gainesville switches formats from AOR Rafael for relief airwork ...Scott Segraves is upped to cago for PD job at WLVQ/Columbus as Steve Runner PD at KSMB/Lafayette...Charlie West is upped to PD Chris Kovarik, Communications's to CHR...CITI-FM/Winnipeg PD Gary Christian exits. exits post... JR for KMOD/Tulsa... Glenn Corneliess is named Asst. PD exits for Promotion Director post Andy Frost is named MD... Charlie Parker is upped to VP/Programming and MD for WBAB/Long Island. with KZAM/Seattle...Tim Siegrist resigns PD post of PD at KXXY/Oklahoma City...Dick Bascom is upped WWCK/Flint for promotions. Mark Miller assumes ad- to Asst. PD at Y95/Rockford... Kathy James joins OCTOBER: Tim ditional responsibilities as WWCK's PD...KMBQ/ WLRS/Louisville as MD... Alan Lawson is upped to MD Kelly joins WLUP/Chicago Shreveport MD John Sherman exits, Tom Michaels at KINK/Portland...Joining the airstaff of WAPI- as VP/Programming, succeeds him as MD... Charlie Logan is named MD for FM/Birmingham: former replacing departing PD WFYV/Jacksonville...J. David Holmes is upped to MD WMAD/Madiison PD Sean Max Floyd, who joins at KDKB/Phoenix as Lynda Clayton steps Scott, former WLSQ/Mont- WKLS/Atlanta as PD down...KTYD/Santa Barbara restructures, with PD gomery PD Joanne Peter- ... Bob Linden exits PD Jim Trapp and MD Lori son, and MD Steve Keller, job at KEZO/Omaha for Cobb exiting, as James Lull former MD at WZZQ/Jack- same at LOVE 94/Mi- is upped to fill the PD son ... WAQY/Springfield ami... John Duncan exits post... Dean Opperman switches from CHR to as KPRI/San Diego PD; AOR; Mike Adams remains moves from KKDJ/ parent company SB1 Inc. Fresno's PD post to as PD... Paul Payton exits National PD George Johns research as Jerry Longden as PD at WCCC/Hart- assumes programming is upped to PD... Sandi ford ... Peyton Mays exits responsibilities. GM Dex Max Floyd PD for Banister is upped to Asst. as of KZEL/Eugene Allen and Asst. PD Sandi Banister also exit; Laura PD for KPRI/San PD post at KEZR/Seat- Wilkinson named MD...KENO/Las Vegas PD Jesse ex- Diego...Rob Lipshutz ex- t1e...Gordon Weingarth Denise Oliver Summers exits...Dan Brunty exits as PD of its as PD and Eddie Wazoo as MD WPLR/New Ha- its as WCOZ/Boston at WQDR/Raleigh... Dave Scott takes on MD post at MD...Jimmy Mack exits ven. Chris Kampmeier joins as PD from WHLY/Orlan- KZAM/Seattle... Andy Preston joins KDUK/Honolulu as WBCN/Boston MD; do... WHMD/Hammond, LA switches from A/C to as MD...Joe Biedrzycki leaves WGIR-FM/Manchester AOR; Alan Young PD Marc Miller succeeds Frank Cody Cat Stone programs... exits as of PD post...Bernie Bernard steps down as WNEW- him...Roberta Haber switches from PD to MD post at KQRS/Minneapolis...KMGN/Bakersfield PD Dick FM/New York MD but retains airshifts; Jim Monaghan WAAL/Binghamton... WOMN-AM/New Haven's New Sheppard exits to program KZOZ/San Luis Obispo. Katy replaces her as MD...Kathy James exits as MD at Wave AOR programming experiment fails; station goes Manor is upped to PD at KMGN... Exiting as co-MD's of WLRS/Louisville; Terry Meiners replaces her...For- dark to prepare for Country switchover... Frank Cody KZOK/Seattle are Michael Knight and Brad Hoffman, mer WMJQ/Rochester MD Orest joins competing exits as Sandusky National PD and PD of KBPI/Denver and Craig Martin joins as MD from KFMG/Albuquer- WCMF for research... Reynold Hawk is named Opera- for Source affiliate consultancy job...David Hall is up- que... Paul Woods Jr. is upped to Asst. PD at tions Manager for WSLQ/Roanoke...KSTM/Mesa swit- MD ped to Asst. PD for WKDF/Nashville... Ted Edwards WRKK/Birmingham... Michael Keating exits post ches from A/C to AOR... Glenn Stewart exits as PD of of WIZD/W. Palm vacates WCMF/Rochester MD post for WCOZ/Boston Beach...KZEW/Dallas VP/GM Jeff WYMX/Augusta; GM Mills Fitzner fills in as PD... Bill MD slot...WPFR/Terre Haute MD Chuck Cahill exits Poll and PD Tom Owens exit over ARB diary is- DeMore is upped to Station Manager for KZOM/Beau- for cable TV work. Frosty Stilwell succeeds him as sue...KKSN/Portland switches from AOR to mont where he retains PD title... Ralph Tourtoura is nam- MD... Paul Gautier is named MD for KZOM/Beaumont A/C... WHJY/Providence switches to AOR from BM; ed MD at WBAB/Long Island...Dick Hungate exits as replacing Mark McLaren who segues into promo- Jim Murphy programs...KZAM-AM/Seattle switches PD of WYSP/Philadelphia...Charlie Parker resigns as tions...Tawnya Townsend exits as WRIF/Detroit MD call letters to KJZZ...Chuck Dunaway is upped to OM PD at KXXY/Oklahoma City; Bill Bruun succeeds as Michael Mayer joins from competing WABX as her from PD at KLBJ/Austin; John Logan is upped to him... Lich gets PD nod at WHCN/Hartford... Ed Mer- .. MD successor... Susan Christol joins KTYD/Santa Barbara PD. KZAP/Sacramento names John Russell as as rifield exits as PD of KRKN/Anchorage. asMD. Tim Bedure exits post... Jonathan White exits as NOVEMBER: Big month for format switches JULY: WZZQ/Jackson WROQ/Charlotte MD; Jack Daniels succeeds to AOR: KSFX/San Francisco from CHR; KEZE/Spo- him... Tom Marshall is named MD of KFMG/Albuquer- converts to Country after kane from BM; WSME/Sanford, ME from CHR... Greg que...Denise Oliver exits as VP/Programming & 13 years as an Gillispie joins KEZO/Omaha as PD... Ron Phillips gets AOR... WHNN/Saginaw Operations for Capitol Broadcasting for PD post with PD nod at WQDR/Raleigh... Debbie Dalton is upped to switches to A/C from ABC Rock Radio Network...Jerry Ostertag exits as PD at WMAD/Madison... Greg Solk is appointed Asst. AOR... Phil Strider is nam- KGON/Portland PD for PD job with KZAM/Seat- PD for WLUP/Chicago... Dave Conley joins ed PD for KBPI/Den- tle... Brad Hoffman joins KZEL/Eugene as PD from WLRS/Louisville as PD...KKRZ/Sioux Falls switches ver... KZAM-AM/Seattle KZOK/Seattle... Bill Bruun exits as PD of KMOD/Tul- from AOR to CHR... Former KENO/Las Vegas PD switches from Soft AOR to sa. .. Pam Abresch exits as MD of KDWB-FM/Min- Jesse Summers moves to KBCO/Boulder for airwork Jazz... WMAD/Madison neapolis... Jim Robinson joins KSJO/San Jose as and promotions... KPRI/San Diego announces signing MD PD Sean Scott ex- MD... Clark Ryan exits as of KATT/Oklahoma City of Buster Bodeine as PD, from WIBZ/Parkersburg, WV. its... KDWB-FM/Minnea- Phil Strider for mornings at KLBJ/Austin.

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1 ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) . .. "Staff' "Fire" "TFtA" The AOR Top 81 of 1981 com- "Waiting" 4 (Atlantic) "Hero" "Break" piles airplay data from R&R's 2 FOREIGNER "Urgent" "Waiting" Don't Say No (Capitol) "Dark" "Lonely" AOR National Airplay/40 3 BILLY SQUIER "Stroke" "Kinda" 4 REO SPEEDWAGON Hi Infidelity (Epic) "Touch" "Don't" "Take" charts of January through "Keep" 5 Escape (Columbia) "Stone" Title November of this year. Albums JOURNEY "Don't" "Crying" Face Value "Missed" "Lines" that debuted close to year's 6 PHIL COLLINS (Atlantic) "Air" 7 STEVE WINWOOD Arc Of A Diver (Island/WB) "Chance" Title "Train" end (such as J. Geils, Lover - 8 Paradise Theater (ABM) "Rockin' " "Best" "Snowblind" boy, Rod Stewart, Neil Young, STYX 9 TOM PETTY THE HEARTBREAKERS Hard Promises "Woman" "Nightvvatchman" Cars, Black Sabbath, AC/DC, B .... (Backstreet/MCA) "Waiting" 10 MOODY BLUES Long Distance Voyager "Meanwhile" etc.) may not have garnered (Threshold/PG) "Voice" "Gemini" 11 STEVIE NICKS Bella Donna (Modem/Atco) "Stop" "Lace" "17" "Think" sufficient points to show up on 12 SPECIAL Wild -Eyed Southern Boys (ABM) "Hold" "Time" "Fantasy" this year's listing, and will be .38 13 PAT BENATAR Precioús Time "Fire" "Promises" "Just" "Hefter' reflected on next year's com- (Chrysalis) 14 Pictures "Limelight" "Red" pilation. RUSH Moving (Mercury/PolyGram) "Tom" 15 "Searching" Fourteen artists made num- SANTANA Zebop! (Columbia) "Winning" 16 KIHN BAND Rockihnroll (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) "Breakup" "Sheila" "Hurting" ber one this year (compared to GREG 17 WHO Face Dances "Better""Day""Do" nine last year), with the Stones (WB) 18 APRIL WINE Nature Of The Beast (Capitol) "Between" "Queen" "Town" staying in that position for 10 19 JOE WALSH There Goes The Neighborhood (Asylum) "Life" "Rivers" "Things" weeks by the end of November. 20 JEFFERSON STARSHIP Modern Times (Grunt/RCA) "Find" "Save" "Stranger" double the chart - That's almost " Title topping action of any other art- 21 BLUE OYSTER CULT Fire Of Unknown Origin (Columbia) "Burnin' 22 LOVERBOY Loverboy (Columbia) "Turn" "Kid" ist this year (Foreigner and 23 HEAVY METAL Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) Title "Ride" Title "Mob" "Coal" Who both had #1 albums for six - 24 JOHN LENNON B YOKO ONO Double Fantasy (Geffen/WB) "Over" "Wheels" "Woman" "Losing" weeks in 1981) . 25 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The River (Columbia) "Heart" "Cadillac" Title "Ties" Only four acts who released 26 VAN HALEN Fair Warning (WB) "Unchained" "Streets" "So" two albums in 1981 charted 27 OZZY OSBOURNE Blizzard Of Ozz (Jet/CBS) "Train" "Know" "Crowley" both: Pat Benatar, Journey, DAN (MCA) "Nineteen" "Time" Title Police, and Pretenders. 28 STEELY Gaucho 29 KINKS Give The People What They Want (Arista) .. "Destroyer" "Dial" "Things" Interestingly, while AOR has 30 ZZ TOP El Loco (WB) "Tube" "Pearl" "Party" uñtieniably tightened up in 31 TUBES The Completion Backward Principle (Capitol) . . "Talk" "Don't" "Sushi" 1981, it also paid more attention 32 TRIUMPH Allied Forces (RCA) "Power" "Fight" "Fool" this year to developing artists 33 JOURNEY Captured (Columbia) "Party's Over" than it did in 1980. Among the 34 ERIC CLAPTON Another Ticket "Stand" "Catch" "Rita" charted newer acts this year (RSO/PolyGram) RED RIDER As Far As (Capitol) "Lunatic Fringe" were Quarterflash (certainly 35 Siam 36 BOB SEGER B THE SILVER BULLET BAND . Nine Tonight (Capitol) "Tryin' " "Let It Rock" "RBR" the year's success story in 37 RICK SPRINGFIELD Working Class Dog (RCA) "Jessies" "Everything" terms of a new band), Red 38 AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (Atlantic) Title "Balls" "Child" Rider, Rick Springfield, Don- 39 POLICE Zenyatta Mondatta (ABM) "Stand" "De Do" "World" "Canary" nie Iris, Sherbs, Icehouse, 40 OUTLAWS Ghost Riders "Riders" "Angels" "Horses" Diesel, and Danny Joe Brown. (Arista) 41 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Turn Of A Friendly Card (Arista) "Games" "Price" "Snake" As usual, AOR was domina- 42 DAN FOGELBERG The Innocent Age (Full Moon/Epic) "Moments" "Lost" "Cages" "Hard" ted by male artists (71) . It was 43 MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND Chance (WB) "For You" "Lies" nearly evenly divided between 44 GENESIS Abacab (Atlantic) Title "Reply" "Man" "Dark" American (40) and acts 45 BLACKFOOT Marauder (Atco) "Fly" "Searchin' " foreigners (41), with five of the 46 DIRE STRAITS Making Movies (WB) "Skateaway" "Expresso" "Tunnel" 81 positions filled by Canadian 47 POLICE Ghost In The Machine (A&M) "Every" "Spirits" "Journey" "Sun" bands. 48 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA Time (Jet/CBS) "Hold" "Twilight" One down trend this year 49 DEF LEPPARD High 'N' Dry (Mercury/PolyGram) "Let" "Heartbreak" "Hit" Title was AOR in sound- interest 50 ROD STEWART Foolish Behaviour (WB) "Passion" Title tracks. Whereas five sound- 51 LITTLE RIVER BAND Time Exposure (Capitol) "Owls" tracks showed up on last year's 52 PETER FRAMPTON Breaking All The Rules (ABM) Title "Dig" "Kill" list, only two ("Heavy Metal" 53 GARY U.S. BONDS Dedication (EMI America) "Girl" "Joie' and "Kampuchea") charted 54 POINT BLANK American Excess (A&M) "Nicole" this year. 55 SQUEEZE East Side Story (ABM) "Tempted" For the third year in a row, 56 DONNIE IRIS Back On The Streets (MCA) "Ah Leah" the AOR Warner Brothers was 57 ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION Quinella (Columbia) "Homesick" Title "Alien" label, placing 15 on our acts 58 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND North Coast (EMI America) "Heartland" "Hearts" "Falling" The oth- year-end compilation. 59 FOGHAT Girls To Chat B Boys To Bounce (Bearsville/WB)"Live" "Wide" labels broke down as er 60 SHERBS The Skill (Atco) "Skill" follows: A&M (6), Arista (4), 61 FLEETWOOD MAC Live (WB) "Fireflies" "Afraid" "Rhiannon" Atlantic/Atco (11), Capitol (6), 62 KIM CARNES B HATE BOYS Mistaken Identity (EMI America) "Eyes" "Draw" Title (4). Chrysalis Columbia (9), 63 QUARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen/WB) "Heart" "Fool" Elektra/Asylum (3), E/P/A 64 ROBIN TROWER B L.T. (Chrysalis) "Money" "Life" (7), EMIA (3), MCA (5), 65 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Brothers Of The Road (Arista) "Straight" Title Polygram (5), and RCA (3). 66 DIESEL Watts In A Tank (Regency/Atco) "Sausalito" Conspicuous in their absence 67 GARY WRIGHT The Right Place (WB) "Really" "Heartbeat" "Feelin' " this year were several artists 68 RAINBOW Difficult To Cure (Polydor/PolyGram) "Surrender" "Spotlight" who performed well on 1980's 69 GARLAND JEFFREYS Escape Artist (Epic) "96" "ROCK" list, who did not but release or 70 ICEHOUSE Icehouse (Chrysalis) Title "Get" "Walls" chart new albums in time to 71 KAMPUCHEA Various Artists (Atlantic) "Sister" "Rochestra" "Lucille" "Let" show up on this year's list: 72 GEORGE HARRISON Somewhere In England (Dark Horse/WB) .... "Years" "Teardrops" "Blood" Among them: Pink Floyd, 73 DANNY JOE BROWN Danny Joe Brown Band (Epic) "Edge" "Sundance" Browne, Linda Ron- Jackson 74 JIM STEINMAN Bad For Good (Cleveland International/Epic) "Dreams" "Raving" stadt, Kansas, Eddie Money, 75 JUDAS PRIEST Point Of Entry (Columbia) "Heading" "Don't" "Rockin' " Todd Rundgren, Boz Scaggs, 76 TOTO Turn Back (Columbia) "Elenore" "Gift" Supertramp, Warren Zevon, 77 AC/DC Back In Black (Atlantic) "Shook" "Shoot" Title "Bells" Peter Gabriel, Charlie Daniels 78 PRETENDERS Pretenders II (Sire/WB) "Message" "Pack" "Adultress" "Roses" Band, David Bowie, Roxy 79 ROSSINGTON-COLLINS BAND This Is The Way (MCA) "Stop" "Straight" Music, Aerosmith, Christopher 80 PAT BENATAR Crimes Of Passion (Chrysalis) "Hit" "Treat" "Hell" Cross, and Jethro Tull. 81 PRETENDERS Extended Play (Sire/WB) "Message" "Talk" "Precious';

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Peak W eak, Peak Weeks Position Peak On Position Peak On (wk.M1) Date Chart (wkse1) Date Churl AC/DCDirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (Atlantic) 9 5/22 16 LOVERBOY/Get Lucky (Columbia) 8 11/27 4 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND/Brothers Of The Road (Arista) 9 9/11 9 APRIL WINE/Nature Of The Beast (Capitol) 5 3/6 21 ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION/Quinella (Columbia) 13 10/23 12 MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Chance (WB) 10 3/13 15 STEVE MILLER BAND/Circle Of Love (Capitol) 13 11/20 4 MOODY BLUES/Long Distance Voyager (Threshold/PolyGram) 1(2) 7/10 22 BABYS/On The Edge (Chrysalis) 15 1/9 4 PAT BENATAR/Precious Time (Chrysalis) 3 7/24 20 BLACKFOOT/Marauder (Atco) 7 7/17 12 STEVIE NICKS/Bella Donna (Modern/Atco) 1(1) 9/11 17 BLONDIE/Autoamerican (Chrysalis) 15 1/16 9 BLUE OYSTER CULT/Fire Of Unknown Origin (Columbia) 5 7/17 18 BLUES BROTHERS/Made In America (Atlantic) 14 1/16 5 OZZY OSBOURNE/Blizzard Of Ozz (Jet/CBS) 13 5/29 22 GARY U.S. BONDS/Dedication (EMI America) 10 5/22 12 OZZY OSBOURNE/Diary Of A Madman (Jet/CBS) 11 11/27 4 DANNY JOE BROWN/Danny Joe Brown Band (Epic) 13 7/10 9 OUTLAWS/Ghost Riders (Arista) 5 2/13 13

KIM CARNES Et THE HATE BOYS/Mistaken Identity ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/The Turn Of A Friendly Card (EMI America) 11 6/5 14 (Arista) 6 1/23 13 CARS/Shake It Up (Elektra) 7 11/27 2 TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS/Hard Promises CHEAP TRICK/All Shook Up (Epic) 13 1/9 5 (Backstreet/MCA) 1(5) 5/22 21 ERIC CLAPTON/Another Ticket (RSO/PolyGram) 1(1) 4/3 13 POLICE/Zenyatta Mondatta (A&M) 5 1/16 16 PHIL COLLINS/Face Value (Atlantic) 2 5/1 26 POLICE/Ghost In The Machine (A&M) 2 11/20 8

DEF LEPPARD/High 'N' Dry (Mercury/PolyGram) 15 9/4 16 QUARTERFLASH/Quarterflash (Geffen/WB) 4 11/27 7 DIRE STRAITS/Making Movies (WB) 6 1/9 13 QUEEN/Greatest Hits (Elektra) 12 11/27 5

EAGLES/Eagles Live (Asylum) 13 1/16 7 RAINBOW/Difficult To Cure (Polydor/PolyGram) 14 3/27 11 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA/Time (Jet/CBS) 10 9/18 13 RED RIDER/As Far As Siam (Capitol) 11 10/30 16 REO SPEEDWAGON/Hi Infidelity (Epic) 1(2) 2/13 29 ROCKPILE/Seconds Of Pleasure (Columbia) 12 1/9 6 FLEETWOOD MAC/Live (WB) 7 1/16 9 ROLLING STONES/Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) 1(10) 9/18 14 DAN FOGELBERG/The Innocent Age (Full Moon/Epic) 7 10/16 12 ROSSINGTON-COLLINS BAND/This Is The Way (MCA) 13 10/30 9 FOGHAT/Girls To Chat & Boys To Bounce (Bearsville/WB) 12 8/7 11 RUSH/Moving Pictures (Mercury/PolyGram) 4 4/17 21 FOREIGNER/4 (Atlantic) 1(6) 7/24 21 RUSH/Exit ... Stage Left (Mercury/PolyGram) 13 11/27 3 PETER FRAMPTON/Breaking All The Rules (A&M) 7 6/26 11

SANTANA/Zebopl (Columbia) 3 5/22 20 J. GEILS BAND/Freeze-Frame (EMI America) 6 11/27 4 BOB SEGER Et THE SILVER BULLET BAND/Nine Tonight GENESIS/Abacab (Atlantic) 3 11/27 9 (Capitol) 4 10/9 12 SHERBS/The Skill (Atco) 11 3/13 12 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/The River (Columbia) 1(2) 1/9 13 GEORGE HARRISON/Somewhere In England (Dark Horse/WB) 8 6/5 7 SQUEEZE/East Side Story (A&M) 14 7/31 15 HEART/Greatest Hits/Live (Epic) 10 1/9 6 BILLY SQUIER/Don't Say No (Capitol) 4 7/3 32 HEAVY METAL/Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) 5 8/28 16 STEELY DAN/Gaucho (MCA) 3 1/16 17 ROD STEWART/Foolish Behaviour (WB) 3 1/9 10 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/North Coast (EMI America) 12 8/14 12 DONNIE IRIS/Back On The Streets (MCA) 12 1/23 12 STYX/Paradise Theater (A&M) 1(2) 2/27 24

JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Modern Times (Grunt/RCA) 3 5/1 20 .38 SPECIAL/Wild-Eyed Southern Boys (A&M) 7 3/13 24 GARLAND JEFFREYS/Escape Artist (Epic) 11 3/27 10 TOTO/Tum Back (Columbia) 15 2/27 10 BILLY JOEL/Songs In The Attic (Columbia) 15 10/16 9 TRIUMPH/Allied Forces (RCA) 8 11/6 13 JOURNEY/Captured (Columbia) 4 2/27 14 ROBIN TROWER/B.L.T. (Chrysalis) 12 4/10 11 JOURNEY/Escape (Columbia) 1(2) 8/7 19 TUBES/The Completion Backward Principle (Capitol) 8 7/10 16 JUDAS PRIEST/Point Of Entry (Columbia) 15 5/1 11

VAN HALEN/Fair Warning (WB) 4 6/12 15 KAMPUCHEA/Various Artists (Atlantic) 11 4/17 8 GREG KIHN BAND/Rockihnroll (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 10 7/31 25 KINKS/Give The People What They Want (Arista) 6 10/16 13 JOE WALSH/There Goes The Neighborhood (Asylum) 1(2) 6/26 16 WHO/Face Dances (WB) 1(6) 4/10 17 STEVE WINWOOD/Arc Of A Diver (Island/WB) 1(3) 3/13 24 GREG LAKE/Greg Lake (Chrysalis) 15 11/6 6 GARY WRIGHT/The Right Place (WB) 14 7/17 11 JOHN LENNON Et YOKO ONO/Double Fantasy (Geffen/WB) 1(3) 1/23 16 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Time Exposure (Capitol) 10 10/16 12 LOVERBOY/Loverboy (Columbia) 9 3/13 23 ZZ TOP/EI Loco (WB) 7 9/4 15

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CARO LYNPAR

No one can deny that it's been a tremendous year for Country. Just a quick glance through the year-end update, and you'll see sta- tions in all -size markets from every corner of the country changing over to a Country format. It's gotten so that when you see those "I Found It" bumper stickers, you're apt to wonder if the vehicle's oc- cupants are converts to Christianity or new Country listeners! Keep- ing in step with country music's ever-increasing popularity, two Country -formatted satellite networks have emerged ... Satellite Music Network, which went on the air August 31, and United Stations, which is expected to start broadcasting next spring. Both give stations in all markets an alternative Country format and mark the first step in what may be a significant change in the future of Country radio. However, the year has not gone by without a few low points, most notable of which was the untimely death of the much -loved and uni- quely talented "King" Edward Smith IV. He, as well as Hal McClain and the others who've passed away this year, will be sorely missed but certainly not forgotten, as evidenced by "King" Edward's posthumous entry into FICAP's "DJ Hall of Fame." And, while that award was a fitting tribute to a great man, there were other awards given out during CMA week that set first-time precedents ... Bar- bara Mandrell's "Entertainer of the Year" award, the first two-time winner; Jacki West's "DJ of the Year" award, making her the first female to win that coveted honor; and Grant Turner's induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the first disc jockey so honored.

JANUARY: Over 1000 stations worldwide broad- pointed PD at WHK/Cleveland, and Barry Mardit Alan Furst to Asst. PD at WEEP/Pittsburgh ... KRSY/ cast Mutual's "Country Music Countdown 1980," based replaces him as WEEP/Pittsburgh's PD ... WQIK- Roswell, NM morning man/MD is Tom Jordan ... Tim

on R&R's year-end chart (largest audience ever!) .. . FM/Jacksonville hires Bill Wise as PD and Tony Keitt Byrd exits as WHK/Cleveland MD as does KLIF/Dallas R&R, in conjunction with Bob Banner & Associates, as MD ... Richard Kent PD Scott Wallace ... New Country station WWQM/ premieres "Country Countdown 1980," a two-hour syn- named WUNI/Mobile PD .. . Madison, WI hires Mark Winston as PD ... Other Coun- dicated TV program ... John David Spangler named Nick Anthony to same position try newcomers are KILT-AM/Houston (joining the WJJD/Chicago PD as station announces plans to go full- at WSLR/Akron ... Chuck FM), WRNL/Richmond, VA, WEOK-AM/Poughkeep- time in spring ... John Charleston appointed MI) at Manning new PD at KRAM/ sie, NY, and KIKT/Greenville, TX. sister station WJEZ-FM ... John Randolph resigns as Las Vegas with Charlie WMPS/Memphis PD to become co-owner and GM of McGraw named MD .. . APRIL: Burt Sherwood and Bill Hennes leave WKLO/Danville, KY ... WSUN/St. Petersburg PD WIXY/E. Longmeadow, MA WMAQ/Chicago to form their own broadcast consulting Gary Kines named National PD is Dave Cole ....Bill firm ... Burkhart/Abrams announce formation of PD for Plough Broadcasting, Berg renamed MD at WWVA/ 24-hour, 7 -day -a -week Country satellite network .. . replacing Craig Scott, who's Wheeling ... Mike Hinrichs R&R coproduced monthly syndicated TV'er "The Coun- upped to VP/GM at WMPS & gets MD nod at KHEY/El try Top 20" goes into production ... Danny McDuff WHRK/Memphis ... KCBQ/ Paso ... Same for Debby Bill Ford named PD at KLIF/Dallas ... Pat Martin joins WBCS- San Diego names Bob McKay Fradin at WMZQ/Washington and Mike Bouchie at FM/Milwaukee as PD ... WKSW/Cleveland names PD and Terry Black MD .. . KRRV/Alexandria ... KWKH/Shreveport names Bill Jon Olsen PD ... Trish Hennessey moves up to Jon's Steve Golden is new WBCS- Knight Asst. PD and Rick Stevens MD ... Joelle ap- MD position at WPOC-FM/Baltimore ... Danny Mof- FM/Milwaukee PD ... Hal pointed Asst. PD at WNYR/Rochester ... WCII scores fatt named Group PD for Texas stations KYKX/Long- Jay moves from KPLX to market coup when longtime WAKY/Louisville morning view, KEAN/Abilene, and KYKS/Lufkin ... Lewis WBAP/Dallas-Ft. Worth as man Bill Bailey joins station, while market's WINN Fryer named PD/MD at WBAM/Montgomery after station OM ... R.T. Simpson changes from Country to Big Band format ... Lee Ran- nine-year stint with station ... Robin Coker promoted takes over as KSCS PD in Gary Kines son exits as WXCL/Peoria's PD to go into TV full-time to PD at WWOD/Lynchburg, VA ... Mark Sinclair PD same market, moving from KLZ/Denver, where Bill ... This month's conversions to Country include: at WIXY/E. Longmeadow, MA ... Jon O'Brien pro- Bradley is promoted to PD to replace him ... Joe WNOE-AM/New Orleans (Joe Patrick, PD), WAPE/ moted to Asst. PD at WDLB/Marshfield, WI ... An- Patrick resigns as PD of WQYK-FM/Tampa ... Dan Jacksonville (Doug Wilson, PD), KHEY-FM/El Paso drew Zane joins WFAW/Fort Atkinson, WI as OM .. . Spice new PD of WYDE/Birmingham, AL ... Dave (formerly KEZD), and long-awaited KILT-FM/Houston Tony Kidd named MD at WZZK/Birmingham ... Ray Waters promoted to PD at KSKX/Topeka ... Fred (Rick Candea, PD, following Bill Young's resignation, Thomas is new WHYL/Carlisle, PA MD ... Bob Sher- James named KVOC/Casper's PD ... WCII/Louisville with Debbie Pipia, Asst. PD) ... WEA reports $23 wood upped to MD at KIXZ/Amarillo ... Ditto for Tim promotes Mark Rodgers to PD ... Gary Agnew new million in domestic sales for "Urban Cowboy" sound- Baxter at WQAM/Miami ... KNEW/Oakland places ad PD/MD at WSEN/Baldwinsville, NY ... KLIF/Dallas track, more than the film's total! in R&R offering $1000 reward for new morning per- is year's first Country conversion with Scott Wallace up- sonality. Station settles on Jon R. Wailin (no word on ped to PD ... Other converts include: KIX-FM/Dallas MARCH: 12th annual Country Radio Seminar who got the reward!) ... KILT morning team of "Hud- (Mickey Ashworth, PD), WSAI-FM/Cincinnati (Dale held in Nashville with Arthur Godfrey keynote speaker son & Harrigan" (Beau Weaver & Randy Hames) Turner now programming both AM & FM), WWWW/ ... A/C -formatted WSB/Atlanta debuts all-night coun- record special wake-up call for space shuttle pilots John Detroit, KSD-AM/St. Louis (Walt Turner returns to area try program, "Interstate 75," hosted by Bill Vale .. . Young and Robert Crippen ... CMA reports 504 new as station OM after one -week stint at WBAP & KSCS), Dene Hallam named WWWW/Detroit PD ... Pete Country stations in U.S. and Canada since last year .. . WPEX/Norfolk (Jim Stephens, PD), KDEO/Honolulu Porter to program WQYK-FM/Tampa ....Mike KTLK/Denver joins those ranks with change of call let- (Ron Jacobs, co-owner & PD), WNDU/South Bend, IN, Malone new WUNI/Mobile PD, while Steve Holbrook ters (to KBRQ) and new PD (Roger KPLE-FM/Temple, TX (Lynn Woolley, PD & Terry moves up to PD at WKSJ in same market ... Walt Munday) ... KLAK/Denver besieged with calls after Ryan, MD), WKIR-FM/Jackson, TN (Bob Ryan, PD), Jackson named WMPS/Memphis PD ... Jim Tice gets Reagan shooting checking whether attempted assassin KOKK/Huron, SD, WDAK/Columbus, GA, KTOQ/Ra- PD slot at WCOS-FM/Columbia, SC ... Blll Templeton John Hinckley was former staffer John Warnock. pid City, SD, WNCG-AM/Charleston, SC, and WRAQ/ promoted to PD/MD at KWJJ/Portland ... George Rumor proves to be false. Asheville, NC...Bill Young denies KILT-FM/Houston Quesinberry upped to OD at KXEL/Waterloo, IA .. . changing format to Country... Radio stations across the Brady McGraw new OM of WQQT/Savannah ... Tom MAY: Longtime recording artist and MD/morn- country welcome home American hostages with tributes Martin appointed Station Manager of WRKZ-FM/Her- ing man at WSLC/Roanoke, VA, "King" Edward Smith ranging from KRAM/Las Vegas's distribution of 4000 shey, PA ... Same for Gary Stevens at KEIN/Great IV, dies at age 49 of heart attack ... Chris Collier nam- yards of yellow ribbon to the widespread airing of Vince Falls, MT ... Phil Simon PD at WQHK/Fort Wayne, IN ed PD at KILT/Houston ... Ditto for Bobby Kraig at Vance & The Valiants' "Bomb Iran" single. ... Ron Scott named PD at WGEC/Springfield, GA .. . KPLX/Dallas ... WMAQ/Chicago appoints Ted FEBRUARY: Danny McDuff promoted to PD Ditto for Bob Roberts at WDAK/Columbus, GA ... New Cramer PD ... New WSUN/St. Petersburg PD is Bill at KPLX ... Bill Coffey joins KSD-AM as PD ... Bill WQIK/Jacksonville MD is Al Brock ... Jim Cameron Gamble ... Chris Adams PD for KYTE/Portland .. . Ford named WKHK/New York PD ... Joel Raab ap- named morning man/PD at WSAN/Whitehall, PA .. . Continued on Page 48

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OCTOBER: CMA Awards week in Nashville finds Barbara Mandrell taking "Entertainer of the

Year" honors for second straight year, a record .. . Other highlights include "DJ of the Year" winners Lynn Waggoner of KEBC/Oklahoma City (large market), Tim Wilson of WAXX/Eau Claire, WI (medium market), Jacki West of WGTO/Cypress Gardens, FL (small market), the first female winner ... WSM/ Nashville Grand Ole Opry announcer Grant Turner be- comes first DJ inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame ... FICAP DJ Hall of Fame winners were the Continued from Page 47 with Brock Boulette PD... CMA Board of Directors late "King" Edward Smith IV and Charlie Walker meet in Denver. Wayne Elliot upped to PD at ... CMA Post -Awards Radio Special airs on 200 stations WJJK/Eau Claire, WI... AUGUST: Former Mutual executives Nick Ver- via NBC Radio Network ... KRAM/Las Vegas victim Kris McKay promoted to PD, bitsky, Frank Murphy, and Ed Salamon, in partnership of $20,000 plus worth of vandalism ... Kenny Rogers Brad Stapleton to Asst. PD at with Dick Clark, form United Stations, a Country - files $44 million civil suit against Liberty and Capitol KEEN/San Jose ... Bucks formatted satellite network ... SMN's Country network Records ... Hal McClain, KENR/Houston afternoon Braun takes leap from PD to debuts August 31 ... Bill air personality and three -time world record setter for VP/Operations at WHOO/Or- Young consults KENR/Hous- stunt flying, is killed in air show accident ... Dan Allen to lando ... Jay moves ton, with Jason Williams nam- Halyburton joins KLIF & KPLX/Dallas as OM .. . OD at WTHI/Terre Haute, IN ed PD, as station moves Charlie Marcus appointed PD at WNOE-FM/New Or- ... Jim Powell PD at WYDE/ towards a more "Country leans ... Bruce Nelson promoted to PD at KNUZ/Hous- Birmingham, replacing Mike Gold" format ... John David ton ... Gary Stone upped to PD at WDGY/Minneapolis Malone, now PD at WUNI/ , to of . Ron Rohr named King Edward Smith IV Spangler promoted OM ND at same station ... Lee Shan- Mobile ... KFAT/Gilroy, CA both WJJD & WJEZ/Chicago non takes on PD position at WQIK-FM/Jacksonville .. . names Larry Yurdin PD ... Same for Ron Denning - ... "Jaybird" Marvin named Ed Russ is new station MD ... New PD/morning man ton at KGEM/Boise ... KBBB & Q104/Borger, TX pro- AM MD, while John Charles- at WPTR/Albany is Steve Warren ... Mike Sheppard is motes Ray Milton to OD, while Wyatt Thompson joins ton handles FM MD chores WRKT/Cocoa Beach's new PD ... Dick Byrd takes on AM as News and Sports Director ... Tom Jordan pro- .. Mark Lindow promoted both PD & MD duties at KBMY/Billings, as Ross Carson moted to PD at WMBH/Joplin, MO ... Mark Thomas to OD at WILQ/Williamsport, Ed Salamon departs ... Lon Harris new PD at KYKX/Longview, TX, MD at WCXI/Detroit as is Michael J. Stewart PA, as Paul Cavanaugh takes over MD slot ... Chuck while Rick Lagneaux assumes MD position ...WDZQ- at KCEY/Modesto, CA ... Robson named PD at KFH/Wichita ... Larry James FM/Decatur, IL names Brian Schimmel as PD ... Bob Gregg Michaels takes over as moves to WDAK/Columbus, GA as PD/morning man Meyer upped to Director of Programming and News at WNRS/Ann Arbor OD ...... Dan Cowen upped to MD at KSSS/Colorado Springs WKKQ/Hibbing, MN, while John Warren moves into the Richard Mock KCBQ/San ... Ed Ryan new PD at KBRJ/Boise ... And the con- MD slot ... Dave Donahue takes on OM position at Diego ND ... Tim Byrd sur- versions keep on coming ... New to Country are WKIX/ WKQS-FM/Boca Raton, FL ... Junior Blackwood is PD faces as WKHK/New York Raleigh, KCBQ-FM/San Diego, WCOS-AM/Columbia, at WSJM/St. Joseph, MI ... New KRWQ/Gold Hill, OR afternoon personality ... The SC, WTAC/Flint (Jim Kramer, PD and Ed Brown, MD), MD is Mamey, replacing Gene Davis who moves on to Academy of Country Music KAYO/Seattle, and WHOO-FM/Orlando, joining its AM PD at KFMJ/Grants Pass ... Lori Lerner named KHJ/ honors KLAC/Los Angeles as in a TM Country format. Los Angeles ND ... WMZQ/Washington appoints "Radio Station of the Year" SEPTEMBER: Burns Media Consultants and Janice Dougherty Promotion Director ... Sharon B. and KLAC's Sammy Jack- Joe Somerset syndicate Country format first developed Warantz joins WHN/New York as Promotion Director son as "DJ of the Year" .. . for KSCS-FM/Dallas ... Jim Duncan departs as R&R's ... WCAW/Charleston names Mike Spencer as Public WSAI/Cincinnati celebrates Country Editor to assume GM position of R&R Enter- Service Director and Randy Damron as Promotion Di- Sammy Jackson 58 years on the air. tainment's Video Division. Carolyn Parks named new rector ... Mark Allan Rappaport takes on MD job at JUNE: Lee Arnold retires from radio after long Country Editor ... Don Nelson named VP/GM at KZNS/Barstow, CA ... Jim Richards now MD at career, last decade as WHN/New York midday person- KSON-AM & FM/San Diego WQAM/Miami ... WOKK/Meridian, MS promotes Van ality ... Mike Shannon named OM for KPPL & KLAK/ ... Don Paul Pirwitz appoint- Mac to Production Director and names Anne Cherry ND Denver ... Dwayne Allan Helt assumes PD position at ed Group PD for Great Em- ... Lee Randall promoted to MD at WGVM/Greenville, KTFX-FM/Tulsa ... Len Younger promoted to PD at pire Broadcasting, owner of MS ... Jeff Davies upped to MD at KXLR/Little Rock WHYL/Carlisle, PA names M. KIKX/Tucson ... Mike Stone takes over PD/morning nine Country facilities ...... Craig Rhodes as drive slot at KWJJ & KJIB/Portland ... Ditto for Mark WUBE/Cincinnati ceases ND ... Mike Shannon, PD of KPPL & KLAK/Denver, Allen at K000/Omaha ... Dave Beadles promoted to simulcasting as AM converts resigns ... KDWZ/Grand Forks -Crookston, MN PD at KSSS/Colorado Springs ... WDAK/Columbus, from Country to "Music Of changes to Country and names Mark Peterson as Pro- GA appoints Dan Daniels as PD ... Bill James is PD at Your Life" format. Paul duction Director, Al Wayne as Promotion Director, and KYOU & KGRE/Greeley, CO ... Johnny King upped to O'Brien elevated to OD for Jeff Hanson as ND ... Also converting to Country are MD at WYDE/Birmingham ... Denise Galvin takes on both stations, while Duke WRJZ/Knoxville, KJJO/Minneapolis (formerly KRSI), MD job at KZLA/Los Angeles ... Several stations Hamilton becomes PD for the WEEL/Fairfax, VA, WKQS/Boca Raton, FL, KVYN/ change to Country, including KS95FM/Tulsa (formerly Don Paul Pirwitz FM facility ... Jerry Adams Napa, CA, KDOK-AM/Tyler, TX, and KQZR-FM/ KWEN), WOLF/Syracuse (Lori Dale, OM), WPTR-AM/ named OD for KFDI-AM & FM/Wichita ... Dennis Day Craig, CO ... As a change of pace, 25 -year Country Albany, KPOD/Crescent City, CA, WTSV-AM/Clare- new PD at WVKX & WPKX/Washington ... Paul Se - outlet KCKN/Kansas City switches to A/C, and Philadelphia Country daytimer WRCP gives up the mont, NH, and KYEZ-FM/Salinas, KS ... Events of the bastion joins KCKN-AM & FM/Kansas City as OM .. . month include annual Nashville Fan Fair with largest KOKE-AM & FM/Austin appoints Steve Sever as OD ghost for an Oldies format. attendance ever and FICAP miniclinic held in Austin. ... Bob Rose named PD at KTTS-AM & FM/Spring- NOVEMBER: John David Spangler exits JULY: Burkart/Abrams names Jon Anthony as field, MO ... Bill Knight promoted to PD at KWKH/ WJJD-WJEZ/Chicago. Art Wander signs on as OM. Country PD for Satellite Music Network ... KSON/San Shreveport ... Mark Rodgers moves to PD at WTRX/ WJJD expected to go full-time by end of year ... Norm Diego's Dan McKinnon appointed head of Civil Aero- Flint...KJ100/WCII OD Bobby Hatfield assumes "Oogie" Pringle named OM at WWWE/Cleveland as nautics Board ... Buddy Mark's PD duties at WCII...New PD at KIDN/Pueblo station announces plans to convert to Country Decem- Alan to OM at KUZZ/Bakers- is John Thomas ... Bill Kelly named Program Coordin- ber 5 ... R.T. Simpson upped to OM at KSCS/Dallas field, CA ... Sandy Beach be- ator at KRAM/Las Vegas ... Troy London now pro- ... WBIE/Atlanta changes malls to WKHX and hits the comes PD at WBAP/Dallas- gramming KWKC/Abilene ... Joe Moore promoted to air November 6 with the Bums/Sommerset Country for- Ft. Worth ... Beverly Bleisch PD at WPEX/Norfolk, VA ... WCAW/Charleston pro- mat. Ted Stecker named PD named PD for KJJY/Des motes MD Jeff Clark to Production Director. Kyle Gib- ... Jacki West follows "DJ of Moines, which switches from son fills the MD slot ... KNIX/Phoenix names Terry the Year" Award with promo- automation to live broadcast- Flood MD and Leyla Kirdar Publicity & Promotions tion to PD at WGTO/Cypress ing ... Brian Thomas joins Director ... Mule Skinner Larson returns to KGFX/ Gardens, FL ... WAPE/ station as MD ... Tim Mc - Pierre, SD as MD ... Jessica James named MD at Jacksonville hires Dave Cool takes over as PD at KFH/Wichita ... Dave Allen MD at WGVM/Green- Ulmer as ND ... Chuck KJCK/Junction City, KS .. ville, MS ...Longtime air personality Art Roberts joins Berns takes over as MD at Jay Phillips moves to MD at Jon Anthony WBCS-FM/Milwaukee for afternoon drive ... Philadel- KLVI/Beaumont, with WMAQ/Chicago ... Chris Angel takes same slot at phia gains another Country station when WFIL converts Mickey Ashworth named as WMC/Memphis ... Ed Chandler named MD at KCBQ/ from CHR ... WOAI-FM/San Antonio also makes the Group MD ... John Defee San Diego ... Same for Janet Bozeman at WJRB/ change with new calls KAJA (KJ97FM), as well as new promoted to MD at KYXX/ Nashville ... Paula Hooper PD (Jon Town) and MD (Johnny O'Neil) ... Other con- Odessa ... Steve Warner gets R. T. Simpson promoted to MD at WMC/ versions include: WIBW/Topeka (Chuck Wolfe, PD), MD nod at KTRB/Modesto, CA ... Ralph Bergeron up- Memphis ... Terry Ryan WRRB/Syracuse, and WKLR-FM(K100)/Toledo (Mark ped to OM at KNIR/New Iberia, LA ... KAGE/Winona, moves to PD/MD of KXKZ- Adams, PD & Gary Shores, MD). MN announces a change to Country as of January 1. FM/Ruston, LA ... Change- over of WUSL/Philadelphia from A/C to Country marks Someplace Special ... a total image campaign first full-time Country outlet in market ... Other conversions with music, television and artwork. include: KCFV/Cedar Falls, and two stations TMCALL COLLECT AT 214/634-8511 in Jackson, MS, WZZQ 1349 REGAL ROW, DALLAS, TEXAS 75247 Dan McKinnon and WXLY (formerly WJFR TM PRODUCTIONS,

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1 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 2 T.G. SHEPPARD/Party Time (WB/Curb) 3 LACY J. DALTON/Takin' It Easy (Columbia) 4 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 5 BARBARA MANDRELUWish You Were Here (MCA) 6 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (EMI/Liberty) 7 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 8 ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA) 9 MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) 10 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Too Many Lovers (Columbia) 11 DOLLY PARTON/But You Know I Love You (RCA) 12 DON WILLIAMS/Falling Again (MCA) 13 JOHNNY LEE/Prisoner Of Hope (Full Moon/Asylum) 14 CHARLEY PRIDE/Never Been So Loved (In All My Life) (RCA) 15 DON WILLIAMS/Miracles (MCA) 16 ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) 17 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) 18 ALABAMA/Old Flame (RCA) 19 CONWAY TWITTY/Tight-Fittin Jeans (MCA) 20 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Fancy Free (MCA) 21 ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 22 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doin' In Love (EMI/Liberty) 23 BARBARA MANDRELUI Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool (MCA) 24 WILLIE NELSON/Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground (Columbia) 25 DAVID FRIZZELL £t SHELLY WEST/You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma (WB)

26 JANIE FRICKE/l'll Need Someone To Hold Me When I Cry (Columbia) 27 CHARLY McCLAIN/Sleepin' With The Radio On (Epic) 28 SYLVIA/Drifter (RCA) 29 HANK WILLIAMS JR./All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down) (Elektra/Curb) 30 MICKEY GILLEY/A Headache Tomorrow (Or A Heartache Tonight) (Epic) 31 JOHNNY LEE/Pickin' Up Strangers (Full Moon/Asylum) 32 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Wait On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) 33 MERLE HAGGARD/Rainbow Stew (MCA) 34 STEVE WARINER/By Now (RCA)

35 EMMYLOU HARRIS Et DON WILLIAMS/If I Needed You (WB) 36 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Texas Women (Elektra/Curb) 37 JOHN ANDERSON/I'm Just An Old Chunk Of Coal... (WB) 38 RONNIE McDOWELUOIder Women (Epic) 39 JOHN CONLEErMiss Emily's Picture (MCA) 1981 will be remembered in country music circles as 40 TOMPALL Er THE GLASER BROTHERS/Lovin' Her Was Easier... (Elektra) the year of the Country Crossover. In fact, several "coun- 41 LEON EVERETTE/Hurricane (RCA) try" tunes went higher on the Adult/Contemporary year- 42 RAZZY BAILEY/Friends (RCA) end chart than they did on the Country chart, most notably 43 MEL TILLIS/Southern Rains (Elektra) Juice Newton's "Queen Of Hearts" (#12 A/C) and Terri 44 CHARLEY PRIDE/Roll On Mississippi (RCA) Gibbs's "Somebody's Knocldn' " (#27 A/C). Quite a few 45 CHARLY McCLAIN/Surround Me With Love (Epic) songs did well with both Country and A/C audiences, how- 46 RONNIE MILSAP/Am I Losing You (RCA) ever, as evidenced by seven out of the top ten songs on our 47 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/I Still Believe In Waltzes (MCA) chart which also crossed over to other formats. 48 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Fire And Smoke (Sunbird) Eddie Rabbitt once again takes the top award (he was num- 49 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Dixie On My Mind (Elektra/Curb) ber one last year with "Drivin' My Life Away"), as "Step By 50 DOTTIE WEST/Are You Happy Baby? (EMI/Liberty) Step" has the distinction of being the only song to remain in the 51 MERLE HAGGARD/My Favorite Memory (Epic) number one position on the Country chart for four weeks running. 52 ELVIS PRESLEY/Guitar Man (RCA) Holding down the top spot for three weeks in a row were Kenny 53 TANYA TUCKER/Can I See You Tonight (MCA) Rogers's "I Don't Need You," the Oak Ridge Boys' "Elvira," Dolly 54 MAC DAVIS/Hooked On Music (Casablanca/PolyGram) Parton's "9 To 5," and two songs by Alabama, "Feels So Right" and 55 GAIL DAVIES/It's A Lovely, Lovely World (WB) "Old Flame." 56 ROSANNE CASH/My Baby Thinks He's A Train (Columbia) Four groups or artists scored two songs each in the first 20 of the 57 RAZZY BAILEY/Midnight Hauler (RCA) Top 81, T.G. Sheppard, Don Williams, Alabama, and the Oaks. A 58 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Do You Love As Good As You Look (WB/Curb) glance over the entire chart shows T.G., Johnny Lee, Charly McClain, 59 DAVE ROWLAND 8 SUGAR/Fool By Your Side (Elektra) Hank Williams Jr. and Gail Davies with three entries apiece. Don Wil- 60 SYLVIA/The Matador (RCA) hams and Conway )witty also enter this elite group if you consider their 61 CHARLY McCLAIN/Who's Cheatin' Who (Epic) duets with Emmylou Harris and Loretta Lynn respectively. In all, the 62 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Feel Like Loving You Again (WB/Curb) male vocalists outsang the females for this year's chart positions, 45 to 22 63 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (EMI/Liberty) (the balance were composed of groups or duets). 64 JERRY LEE LEWIS/Thirty Nine And Holding (Elektra) RCA Records maintained its position as the top Country label with 16 en- 65 GEORGE JONES/If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will) (Epic) tries on the year-end chart. Following close behind are MCA Records with 13, 6E DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) Elektra (including Elektra/Curb and Full Moon/Asylum) with 12, Warner 67 JOHNNY LEE/Bet Your Heart On Me (Full Moon/Asylum) Brothers (including WB/Curb) also with 12, Epic with 10, and Columbia and 68 GAIL DAVIES/I'll Be There (WB) Capitol/EMIA/Liberty with seven each. RCA also takes top honors for having 69 GAIL DAVIES/Grandma's Song (WB( the most number one records throughout the year (8) with MCA placing second 70 MEL TILLIS/A Million Old Goodbyes (Elektra) (6) and both Warner Brothers (WB/Curb) and Elektra (Elektra/Curb, Hill 71 MEL McDANIEL/Right In The Palm Of Your Hand (Capitol) Moon/Asylum) running neck and neck (5). 72 VERN GOSDIN/Dream Of Me (Ovation) The past twelve months has been a period of phenomenal growth for both coun- 73 MEL McDANIEULouisiana Saturday Night (Capitol) try music and Country radio. Country listenership has gone up tremendously in 74 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does To Me (MCA) many, many markets, even in the hard-to -crack Northern urban communities. Part 75 ED BRUCE/(When You Fall In Love) Everything's A Waltz (MCA) of this increase is due to the exposure country music has acquired on other radio for- 76 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) mats. It looks as if we were right all along ... if you don't like country music, it's only 77 JOHN ANDERSON/1959 (WB) because you haven't listened to country music! Let's hope that next year shows an 78 GEORGE JONES/Still Doin' Time (Epic) even greater increase in the popularity of this purely American artform. 79 RONNIE McDOWELUWandering Eyes (Epic) 1laCCslllhlla The Country Top 81 of 1981 was computed using a reverse point -value system from all 80 MOE BANDY a JOE STAMPLEY/Hey Joe, Hey Moe (Columbia) R&R Country charts for the period of January 9, 1981 through November 27, 1981. 81 JIM ED BROWN Er HELEN CORNELIUS/Don't Bother To Knock (RCA)

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Peek Week. Peek Week, Peeltlon Peek On Position Peek On (wk.M1) Chart (wk.N1) D.b Chart ALABAMA/Old Flame (RCA) 113) 3/27 12 BARBARA MANDRELLJI Was Country When Country Wasn't ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA) 1(3) 7/3 13 Cool (MCA) 1(2) 6/19 11 ALABAMA/Love In The First Degree (RCA) 6 11/27 7 BARBARA MANDRELL/Wish You Were Here (MCA) 1(1) 11/6 13 REX ALLEN JR. Et MARGO SMITH/Cup Of Tea (WB) 7 2/20 10 CHARLY McCLAIN/Whó s Cheatin' Who (Epic) 3 2/6 9 JOHN ANDERSON/1959 (WB) 3 1/30 8 CHARLY McCLAIN/Surround Me With Love (Epic) 5 7/3 11 JOHN ANDERSON/I'm Just An Oki Chunk Of Coal... (WB) 3 5/22 12 CHARLY McCLAIN/Sleepir With The Radio On (Epic) 3 10/30 13 EDDY ARNOLD/Don't Look Now (But We Just Fell In Love) (RCA) 12 2/13 9 MEL McDANIEL/Louisiana Saturday Night (Capitol) 8 5/29 11 MEL McDANIEL/Right In The Palm Of Your Hand (Capitol) 7 9/25 11 RONNIE McDOWELL/Wandering Eyes (Epic) 7 3/6 11 RAZZY BAILEY/I Keep Coming Back (RCA) 9 1/9 7 RONNIE McDOWELL/Older Women (Epic) 5 8/21 11 RAZZY BAILEY/Friends (RCA) 6 5/22 11 REBA McENTIRE/Today All Over Again (Mercury/PolyGram) 10 9/25 11 RAZZY BAILEY/Midnight Hauler (RCA) 7 9/18 12 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) 9 3/27 8 13 10 MOE BANDY/My Woman Loves The Devil Out Of Me (Columbia) 6/19 RONNIE MILSAP/Am I Losing You (RCA) 2 5/8 11 MOE BANDY Et JUDY BAILEY/Following The Feeling (Columbia) 13 1/23 7 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gattin Over Me (RCA) 1(2) 8/21 13 MOE BANDY Et JOE STAMPLEY/Hey Joe, Hey Moe (Columbia) 6 5/8 11 RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) 11 11/27 5 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Do You Love As Good As You Look (WB/Curb) 1(1) 3/6 10 GARY MORRIS/Headed For A Heartache (WB) 15 11/27 5 BELLAMY BROTHERS/They Could Put Me In Jail (WB/Curb) 9 7/17 10 ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 2 6/12 14 BELLAMY BROTHERS/You're My Favorite Star (WB/Curb) 9 11/27 6 ANNE MURRAY/We Don't Have To Hold Out (Capitol) 13 8/28 8 10 JIM ED BROWN Et HELEN CORNELIUS/Don't Bother To Knock (RCA) 8 7/10 ANNE MURRAY/It's All I Can Do (Capitol) 12 11/13 10 ED BRUCE/Girls, Women, Ladies (MCA) 8 1/16 4 ED BRUCE/(When You Fall In Love) Everything's A Waltz (MCA) 8 10/2 10 WILLIE NELSON/Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground (Columbia) 1(1) 2/27 12 WILLIE NELSON/Mona Lisa (Columbia) 14 5/29 8 GLEN CAMPBELL/Any Which Way You Can (WB) 9 1/30 7 WILLIE NELSON Et RAY PRICE/Don't You Ever Get Tired... (Columbia) 10 1/30 7 GLEN CAMPBELL/I Love My Truck (Mirage/Atlantic) 12 10/2 9 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 15 4/24 8 JOHNNY CASH/The Baron (Columbia) 13 5/15 8 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) 13 8/14 10 ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) 4 5/15 14 ROSANNE CASH/My Baby Thinks He's A Train (Columbia) 6 10/30 11 JOHN CONLEE/What I Had With You (MCA) 10 3/20 10 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Beautiful You (MCA) 1)1) 1/9 6 JOHN CONLEE/Miss Emily's Picture (MCA) 6 11/6 11 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 1(3) 5/15 13 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Fire And Smoke (Sunbird) 7 6/26 13 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Fancy Free (MCA) 1(2) 10/23 11 BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK/I Just Need You For Tonight (Capitol) 11 8/28 10 SONNY CURTIS/Good Or Girls (Elektra) 13 7/3 9 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) 1(3) 1)16 8

DOLLY PARTON/But You Know I Love You (RCA) 1(2) 6/5 13 LACY J. DALTON/Hillbilly Girt With The Blues (Columbia) 7 2/13 9 ELVIS PRESLEY/Guitar Man (RCA) 1(1) 3/13 11 LACY J. DALTON/Whisper (Columbia) 10 5/29 10 ELVIS PRESLEY/Lovin' Arms (RCA) 11 6/12 9 LACY J. DALTON/Takin' It Easy (Columbia) 3 9/25 15 RAY PRICE/It Don't Hurt Me Half As Bad (Dimension) 13 9/25 8 DAVE ROWLAND Et SUGAR/Fool By Your Side (Elektra) 5 7/10 11 CHARLEY PRIDE/Roll On Mississippi (RCA) 2 5/1 12 GAIL DAVIES/I'll Be There (WB) 3 2/13 8 CHARLEY PRIDE/Never Been So Loved (In All My Life) (RCA) 111) 10/16 13 GAIL DAVIES/It's A Lovely, Lovely World (WB) 7 6/5 12 GAIL DAVIES/Grandmá s Song (WB) 6 10/16 11 MAC DAVIS/Hooked On Music (Casablanca/PolyGram) 5 4/17 12 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 2 1/9 5 JOHN DENVER/Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)(RCA)12 8/28 10 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 1(4) 9/18 14 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (EMI/Liberty) 1(3) 7/31 11 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (EMI/Liberty) 4 10/30 9

LEON EVERETTE/If I Keep Going Crazy (RCA) 15 5/1 8 LEON EVERETTE/Hurricane (RCA) 4 9/25 12 JOHN SCHNEIDER/It's Now Or Never (Scott Bros./CBS) 10 8/7 9 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Feel Like Loving You Again (WB/Curb) 1(1) 2/6 8 JANIE FRICKE/Down To My Last Broken Heart (Columbia) 5 1/9 5 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) 1(2) 5/1 12 JANIE FRICKE/Pride (Columbia) 8 5/8 9 T.G. SHEPPARD/Pam/ Time (WB/Curb) 1(1) 9/11 13 JANIE FRICKE/I'll Need Someone To Hold Me (When I Cry) (Columbia) 5 10/2 13 RICKY SKAGGS/You May See Me Welkin (Epic) 12 11/27 9 DAVID FRIZZELL Er SHELLY WEST/You're The Reason God JOE STAMPLEY/Whiskey Chasin' (Epic) 15 7/24 7 Made Oklahoma (WB) 2 4/10 12 JOE STAMPLEY/l'm Gonna Love You Back To Lovin' Me Again (Epic) 9 3/20 10 DAVID FRIZZELL Er SHELLY WEST/A Texas State Of Mind (WB) 9 8/21 9 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Forget Yourself (Mercury/PolyGram) 7 1/9 4 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Wait On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) 3 8/14 12 GEORGE STRAIT/Unwound (MCA) 10 7/31 9 LARRY GATLIN/What Are We Doirí Lonesome (Columbia) 7 11/27 8 BILLY SWAN/I'm Into Lovin' You (Epic) 15 9/18 7 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Take It Easy (Columbia) 9 4/3 10 SYLVIA/The Matador (RCA) 4 6/26 10 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Too Many Lovers (Columbia) 2 7/24 14 SYLVIA/Drifter (RCA) 1(1) 3/20 12 CRYSTAL GAYLE/The Woman In Me (Columbia) 8 11/27 7 SYLVIA/Heart On The Mend (RCA) 9 11/13 10 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) 12 1/9 4 MICKEY GILLEY/A Headache Tomorrow (Or A Heartache Tonight) (Epic) 1(1) 4/17 12 MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) 1(1) 9/4 13 MEL TILLIS/Southern Rains (Elektra) 1(11 2/13 9 VERN GOSDIN/Dream Of Me (Ovation) 8 7/24 11 MEL TILLIS/A Million Old Goodbyes (Elektra) 6 5/29 11 MEL TILLIS/One-Night Fever (Elektra) 9 11/6 10 TOMPALL Et THE GLASER BROTHERS/Lovin' Her Was Easier MERLE HAGGARD/Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink (MCA) 4 1/9 4 )Elektra) 3 7/3 11 MERLE HAGGARD/Leonard (MCA) 7 4/10 9 TANYA TUCKER/Can I See You Tonight (MCA) 4 2/27 11 MERLE HAGGARD/Rainbow Stew (MCA) 2 8/7 12 CONWAY TWITTY/Rest Your Love On Me (MCA) 11 4/24 10 MERLE HAGGARD/My Favorite Memory (Epic) 2 11/20 10 CONWAY TWITTY/Tight-Fittir Jeans (MCA) 3 9/4 14 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) 4 4/24 10 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/I Still Believe In Waltzes (MCA) 5 7/31 11

EMMYLOU HARRIS Et DON WILLIAMS/If I Needed You (WB) 1(1) 11/20 11 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does... CON HUNLEY/What's New With You (WB) 12 2/27 9 (MCA) 7 3/27 11

PORTER WAGONER Et DOLLY PARTON/If You Go, I'll Follow You WAYLON JENNINGS Et JESSI COLTER/Wild Side Of Life... (RCA) 13 7/31 8 (RCA) 6 1/9 3 3/13 9 WAYLON JENNINGS Et JESSI COLTER/Storms Never Last (RCA) 13 4/10 9 JACKY WARD/Somethin' On The Radio (Mercury/PolyGram) 14 1/30 7 GEORGE JONES/If Drinkin Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will) (Epic) 5 3/6 11 STEVE WARINER/Your Memory (RCA) 8 13 GEORGE JONES/Still Doirí Time (Epic) 4 11/27 7 STEVE WARINER/By Now (RCA) 3 6/26 STEVE WARINER/All Roads Lead To You (RCA) 5 11/27 8 GENE WATSON/Fourteen Carat Mind (MCA) 10 11/27 7 KIERAN KANE/You're The Best (Elektra) 10 8/21 10 DOTTIE WEST/Are You Happy Baby? (EMI/Liberty) 1111 2/20 11 2 5/29 12 KENDALLS/Teach Me To Cheat (Mercury/PolyGram) 8 10/23 10 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doin' In Love (EMI/Liberty) 15 9/4 9 FRED KNOBLOCK/Memphis (Scotti Bros./CBS) 13 10/23 8 DOTTIE WEST/(I'm Gonna) Put You Back On The Rack (EMI/Liberty) DON WILLIAMS/Falling Again (MCA) 1)1) 4/24 13 DON WILLIAMS/Miracles (MCA) 2 8/28 12 2 3/20 11 JOHNNY LEE/One In A Million (Full Moon/Asylum) 10 1/9 3 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Texas Women (Elektra/Curb) 4 7/17 11 JOHNNY LEE/Pickin Up Strangers (Full Moon/Asylum) 2 4/3 11 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Dixie On My Mind (Elektra/Curb) Down) JOHNNY LEE/Prisoner Of Hope (Full Moon/Asylum) 1(1) 7/24 13 HANK WILLIAMS JR./All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled 9 (Elektra/Curb) 1(1) 11/13 13 JOHNNY LEE/Bet Your Heart On Me (Full Moon/Asylum) 1(2) 11/27 Rain (Epic) 13 10/30 8 JERRY LEE LEWIS/Thirty Nine And Holding (Elektra) 5 3/13 11 TAMMY WYNETTE/Crying In The

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JANUARY: Marty Rob- MAY: Jerry Reed rumored set to star in a movie bankruptcy (he's produced TV specials on Jerry Reed, bins's heart attack New comedy about minor league Hank Williams, the Music City News Awards and a Chet Year's Day wasn't diagnosed haseiall, "Play Ball." Reed Atkins special)...Hall of Famer-Impresario Gene til the next day...Also on the bought a $1,582,500 farm in Autry married Jacqueline Ellam...Roy Orbison the sick list, Ernest Tubb, Slim nearby Franklin, TN... Larry subject of an hour-long PBS -TV special... Chet Atkins Whitman, Barbara Man- Gatlin's first TV special announced his retirement drel' "Coal as VP/Country Dept. at ... Miner's featured his champions Dottie RCA...B.J. Thomas joined the Grand Ole Opry Daughter" named by the Na- West & Johnny Cash...Lor- cast... Rosanne Cash and husband Rodney Crowell set- tional Board of Review as the etta Lynn out of the hospital tled in Nashville from Los Angeles. ..Nashvillian Ed #2 film of the year 1980. Sissy after three weeks to Bruce nabbed regular role of "Sheriff Guthrie" in the Spacek won the honor as recuperate for another three new "Maverick" TV series with James Garner. "Best Actress" ... Felton Jar- weeks... Ernest Tubb honored AUGUST: Waylon Willie Nelson do- vis, Elvis Presley's record Marty Robbins with the Academy of Corm- Jennings and producer since 1966, died on January 3... Roy Clark and try Music's "Pioneer Loretta Lynn ing another album together (their third) ...Webb Pierce and Willie Nelson did an Larry Butler combined Sound Emporium (formerly Jack Award"... Marty Robbins Enterprises complex expand- album together in Willie's Clement Studio) and the American Studio into one three - ed in the Music Row area to include Marty's racing Austin studio... Janine & Ed- studio complex... Rex Allen, Jr.'s $200,000 bus and equip- memorabilia...The Kendalls firm new record deal with die Rabbitt's new weigh- ment stolen and found burning 25 miles from Nash- Mercury ...The "Miss Universe" pageant tributed the baby ed in at 7lbs. 6oz., named ville...John Anderson picked as People magazine's Jimmie Rodgers Festival in Rogers's hometown of Meri- Demelza Anne...The new $10 "Country Personality to Watch" in 1981... Ronnie Milsap dian, MS. recuperated from eye surgery at Duke University Eye million burn center in Mem- Center...Jim Reeves -John Conlee producer Bud Logan JUNE: Merle Haggard signed with Epic...Tam- phis will be named after Elvis named head of Tree Music Productions...John Conlee my Wynette's "Stand By Your Man" TV movie story Presley... Willie Nelson suf- joined the Grand Ole Opry... Jack Greene & Jeannie See- ranked 1f7 for that week, and fered a collapsed lung while ly split the mike after 12 years together on stage and rec- they started talking about a vacationing in Hawaii and ord. weekly series based on the was hospitalized there for story... They broke ground weeks...Johnny Cash spent Willie Nelson FEBRUARY: Andy Williams and Paul Anka for Conway Twitty's "Music time at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN due to a recurr- both album'ed here, produced by Steve Popovich and Village" in nearby Hender- ing ulcer...The Country Radio Seminar Board of Direc- Larry Butler...Scotty Wiseman (LuluBelle & Scotty sonville, across from Johnny's tors, in tandem with the 1982 Agenda Committee, met were finalist Hall of Fame nominees in 1981) died in "House Of Cash." It'll house here to firm the organization's spring convention. Gainesville, FL at age 71... Nashville's Exit/In closed up to 35 music business of- SEPTEMBER: Jerry Lee Lewis came home its doors, just five months after a $300,000 expansion pro- fices, museum, entertainment from Methodist Hospital in Memphis after a 61 -day brush gram.. . The #1 movie in America was "9 to 5," with $52 complex, and Twitty's home with death...Harold "Spook" Stream filed suit for million gross in just five weeks...The Johnny Cash (39 acres large) ...Ray divorce from Lynn Anderson, family joined ASCAP after 25 years with BMI... "Hee Merle Haggard Stevens guested on the soap asking custody of their two Haw" 's Grady Nutt made an NBC-TV pilot called opera "Texas"... Gibson Guitar Co. introduced two new children...Fan Fair will be "Reverend Grady" ... Crystal Gayle named "Left- Chet Atkins model guitars... Possum Holler Park in held in 1982 at the Tennessee hander of the Year" ...Kenny Rogers introduced his Obetz, OH sued George Jones for $10.1 million for failure State Fairgrounds here... Ra- new clothes line, joining Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, to appear at a May jamboree...Bill Anderson became chel Parton (Dolly's little Mickey Gilley and Willie Nelson, all represented in the part owner, franchisee, and corporate spokesman for the sister) to portray Dora Lee ready-to-wear marketplace... The Oak Ridge Boys Po'Folks Restaurants... Tom T. Hall finished his latest Rhodes, the role Dolly created named 1981's official spokesmen for Boy Scouts of book, a novel called "Laughing Man of Woodstick in the movie, in a weekly America. Coves" ... Sammy Davis, Jr. recorded in Nash- series called "9 to 5" ... Way - MARCH: "Coal Miner's Daughter," the ville... FICAP's 3rd mini -clinic for Country radio stations Ion Jennings booked to guest screenplay of Loretta Lynn's life, received seven nomina- was held in Austin .. They taped the George Jones special on the "new" "Maverick" TV tions in the 53rd Academy Awards voting... Merle Hag- for pay TV in Nashville... Marshall Grant filed a lawsuit Jerry Lee Lewis series... Glen Campbell, gard & Leona Williams reconciled after separa- against his old boss Johnny Cash for $2.3 million. Tanya Tucker, David Malloy, and Tom Collins all said to tion...Boxcar Willie joined the Grand Ole Opry cast... - JULY: Kris Kristofferson, Dolly Parton, Willie be connected with the new Atlantic/American Records Jan Howard named national chairperson for the Nelson, Ray Stevens, Roy Orbison, Larry Gatlin, Grand- label upcoming... Earl Scruggs sued Coors Beer for using "9,000,052 Committee." The goal: to raise money for the pa Jones, Boots Randolph, Brenda Lee and dozens of his and Lester Flatt's likeness on that poster. The estate Vietnam Veterans' memorial in Washington... COUN- others "roasted" Combine Music & Monument of Lester Flatt had filed earlier... Pi-Gem Music TRY GRAMMIES: Male Records's President Fred Foster for charity...Joe publishing firm here was sold to the Lawrence Welk Vocalist: George Jones; Moscheo of BMI elected President of the Nashville Music Group for $4.2 million...Sissy Spacek signed to Vocal Duo: Roy Orbison and Chapter of NARAS... Estate of the late Lester Flatt filed sing with the new Atlantic/American Record label... Two Emmylou Harris; Instrumen- a $500,000 suit against Coors Beer for its "willful and members of Freddie Fender's showgroup killed in a bus tal Group: Gilley's band; Best malicious misrepresentation and unlawful commercial accident in Slidell, LA ...Roy Acuff's 50th anniversary as Country Song: Willie Nelson; exploitation of Lester Flatt's likeness" ... Mary Reeves a performer was honored by a host of celebrities and Female Vocalist: Anne Mur- Davis opened the new $500,000 Jim Reeves Museum in dignitaries from all walks of life, with a TV special taped ray... Dolly Parton cut short Nashville...Jerry Lee Lewis hung "by a thread" for in conjunction...John Anderson joined the Grand Ole her debut at Las Vegas's weeks with his life in the balance after his stomach rup- Opry cast... Richie Allbright, former drummer and Riviera Hotel due to her tured... Helen Cornelius married Greenville, SC's Jerry business partner of Waylon Jennings, suffered second- chronic throat prob- Garren... Webb Pierce had surgery to relieve a blocked degree burns in a freak incident involving a car. lems... Porter Wagoner ap- artery in his neck... Earl Scruggs's new pickin' partner OCTOBER: FICAP's newest Country Disc plied for a patent for his new George Jones was Rodney Dillard (of the bluegrass Dillard Jockey Hall of Fame inductees: King Edward IV and oval (or bullet -shaped) recording studio design... Gary S. family)...The Kendalls sued Ovation Records for Charlie Walker... Barbara Mandrell, George Jones, & Paxton filed a $2 million civil suit against two men charg- $49,000 in back royalties... Top Billing agency's Tandy Alabama were the big winners in this year's CMA ed with criminally beating and shooting him...John Rice lost his 16 -year-old son Tandy Rice III in an auto Awards... Domestic reunions for Jim Ed Brown and his Denver moved to Music City for a month and recorded accident... "Orange Blossom Special" composer Ervin estranged wife Becky, remarried after their one-year with Larry Butler. Rouse died in Florida at the age of 64 from divorce didn't work out; Hilda and Faron Young, remar- APRIL: Chet Flippo's book "Your Cheatin' diabetes... Hank Williams, Jr.'s road manager James ried after many years apart... The Bill Golden/Oak Heart," the story of Hank Williams, published...The Bachman arrested on charges of blackmailing Wil- Ridge Boys "Harvest Jam" in Golden's hometown of 12th Annual Dove Awards held in Nashville... Dot- liams...Nashville TV producer Jim Owens filed Continued on Page 55 tie West/Brian Metcalf divorce settled ... "Johnny Cash and the Country Girls" CBS -TV special had a couple dozen country girls featured...Roy Clark's Frontier Coors Country News Hotel Las Vegas date cancelled when he was thrown from a horse...Lynn Anderson and husband Charles This Week's Guests: "Spook" Stream celebrated arrival of a 71b. 2oz. baby girl... Allen Frizzell & Shelly West announced their BRENDA LEE (ßb STEVE WARINER engagement... Loretta Lynn's Harrah's-Reno engage- Call Pete Howard (213) 399-4949 ment cut short by hospitalization due to ulcers... Show- 131 Ocean Park Blvd. Santa Monica, biz, Inc. show to Multimedia for $4.4 million. CA. 90405

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Black radio in 1981 has had, in my opinion, a status quo year. I can't really point to any one thing that has made a significant dif- ference in Black radio this year. Yes, WGCI/Chicago has done very well in pulling high numbers, but there's little that's innovative for Black radio as a whole. In 1981 "Urban radio" stood out above all other topics. What is Urban radio? 1981 certainly did not give us a clearcut answer to that question, nor did it give us a defini- tion. Is every Black radio station with a 5 -plus share automatically Urban? Is it the Is music or a state of mind or the audience composition? I personally think that Urban ,s tT URSAN radio is a form or an outgrowth of Black radio - but we'll see what the future says, B whether it's a dead end or the next step in Black radio's evolution. 1981 may help settle that debate. of 1981 also saw some of our best black programmers leave Black radio and go into the the drive towards overall record industry. Let's hope we get the likes of Sonny Taylor (of Polygram) back into strides have been made in 1981, and I hope we can continue radio where he is desperately needed. We need all the professional blacks we can get professionalism. who have vital knowledge to be passed on to some of the newcomers in the field. Some Have a happy holiday!! JANUARY: WTLC/Indianapolis helps raise MAY: PD Barry Mayo resigns from WGCl/Chi- SEPTEMBER: Carmen Brown of WBLX/At- over $100,000 in pledges for UNCF... WCLK/Atlanta set cago to become Assistant PD lanta steps down as PD. She continues as Promotions and to increase power from 54 to 2500 watts... Jimmy Smith at WXLO/New York... BMA Publicity Director. Larry joins airstaff of WHRK/Memphis in morning slot. Jim- held annual conference (5-23 to Williams, GM, assumes pro- my was MD at KOKY/Little Rock... WANT/Richmond 5-27) in Los Angeles. Henry gramming duties... Ron King awarded second place certificate in "Best Ads Of '80" by Allen, President of Cotil- exits WVON/Chicago. Acting Retail Advertising Conference (RAC) (presented lion/Sr. VP of Atlantic honored PD is Bobby O'Jay. Also gone 1-30-81) ... WDAS-AM & FM/Philadelphia Station as recipient of Annual BMA from station are Guy Broadie, Manager Cody Anderson named as Black radio rep on Presidential Award... Roy- Steve Gun, and John Sil- Arbitron Advisory Board...Sister station of KATZ/St. alties from Intruders 12" vers...Paul Stephens exits Louis, WZEN-FM, goes to Black format... Lynn Rogers record on Philadelphia Inter- WYLD-FM/New Orleans as leaves GM post at WABQ/Cleveland... Andrew national go to Atlanta's MD. James Alexander is new Langston, President/GM of WDKX/Rochester, elected Children's Foundation... Jeff MD... WOIC/Columbia ap- President of Rochester Radio Broadcasters Associa- Troy, once of WWRL/New Barry Mayo points Mickey Arnold new tion... WPXI/Charleston undergoes format change to York and WBIS/New York, new midday jock at WXLO/- MD... WATV/Birmingham CHR; PD Tony Jameson and MD Anthony Wilson exit. New York. names Stan Granger new MD. Carmen Brown OCTOBER: George Ware appointed interim Ex- FEBRUARY: WJZZ/Detroit's PD Herman JUNE: KJLH/Los Angeles's Levi Booker named ecutive Director of the Black Music Associa- Haynes moves to sales department. MD Dorian Paster Music Coordinator. Station's King Oliver has been with tion ... KNOK/Ft. Worth acts as PD in interim...Guy KJLH for 600 consecutive changes call letters to Broady rejoins WVON/Chi- weeks - 11 years, seven mon- KSAX... Roger Holloway, cago airstaff from WWIN/- ths with same organiza- former morning personality at Baltimore ...Leo Jackson tion... Primus Robinson, Na- WTLC/Indianapolis, now with moves to PD from MD at tional Director of R&B Pro- WXRI/Indianapolis. Taking WEDR/Miami... Jerry motion for E/A, exits...Bren- his place on the air at WTLC is Boulding named Managing da Ross named PD at WDZZ/- Tony Lamont, who had been Director of Black Product at Flint. Most recently she was doing 6-l0am... Marco Spoon MCA; he was PD at KDIA/- half of morning team of is new MD and afternoon per- Oakland... Vernon Slaughter Famous & Ross at WBMX/- sonality at WBMX/Chicago, named VP/Black Music and Chicago... BMA chooses New formerly of WGCI... Don Jazz Promotion for Colum- 4 York City as site of future Roger Holloway Rasheed, Donald Palmer, and bia... WCIN/Cincinnati Jerry Boulding Brenda Ross headquarters ... W DAO/ Day- Debbie Scott exit WGCl/Chicago. All three move across presents special, "Tragedy In Atlanta," consisting of in- ton raises $10,266 for UNCF during radiothon...Jerry the street to WBMX. Richard Pegue takes newly -created terviews with police and others involved in Mason, GM of WBMX/Knoxville; Walter McCreary, PD position of Operations Manager for WVON- search... Paris Eley becomes VP/Black Music & Jazz of WQBC/Vicksburg; and J.D. Black, air personality at WGCI... WKLR/Toledo no longer Black-formatted; goes promotion for E/P/A...Ted Terry, afternoons at FM100/Kansas City form Concepts Limited, a Black Country. Chuck Roberts, formerly of WKLR, now after- KJLH/Los Angeles, exits along with newsperson radio consultancy based in Knoxville with another office noons at KMJM/St. Louis. Claudia Poly. in Kansas City...Mary Dyson announced as VP/GM of NOVEMBER: WDMT/Cleveland promotes Jeff WVON & WGCI in Chicago. Steve Harris named new PD Kelly from PD to Operations Manager and appoints Bobby MARCH: of WGCI. Magic, formerly KUTE/Los Angeles air personality, to WBMX/Chicago's Lee "World PD... WGIV/Charlotte's Jo Ann Graham no longer with KSOL/San Mateo Famous" Michaels, half of JULY: organization, and Chris Turner, formerly of WAIR/Win- appoints Marvin Robinson as morning team Ross & ston-Salem, is new PD... KJLH/Los Angeles appoints Michaels, exits; also leaving is PD... WOIC/Columbia morning air personality Levi Booker MD...The Young 27 of broad- Doug "Too Heavy" Banks celebrates years Black Programmers Coalition (YBPC) elects new of- along with Richard casting... William "Bunky" ficers: President Randy Sterling, KGBC/Galveston; VP appointed Sr. VP/ - Steele...Roy Ayers forms his Sheppard Brute Bailey, WYLD-FM & AM/New Orleans; Secretary own label, Uno Melodic Promotion at newly -formed Tommy Marshall, WKXI/- Records. Destiny Records... Maxx St. Jackson; Treasurer Tommy Clair is new MD at Michaels Armstrong, KISU/Houston; Lee WPDQ/Jacksonville... WZAK is named Sergeant -At-Arms "The Mad APRIL: Recording artist Gene Chandler (93FM)/Cleveland welcomes WGOK/Mobile VP of Chi -Sound Hatter," Executive Maxwell to do morning drive ...Longtime air personali- Records ... Varnell Johnson Wanda Harris as News Jheryl Busby and ty & programmer Don Mac, to Divisional VP of recently -appointed PD J.J. elevated Director... WBMX/Chicago's National Director of Promo- A&R at Capitol promoted to Vice Pres- Black Music Jeffries exits...Jheryl Busby tion/Black Music for Capitol, joins A&M Records. Records... Walt Love ident/Marketing Black Product at resigns... New record com- R&R as Black Radio Edi- pany makes its home in Moody AUGUST: Keith Jacksan promoted to Division tor... Russell "Rusty" Houston, Houston Connection Director of VP/Black Music Marketing at RCA. At the same time, upped to National Recording Corp., founded by Jeff Kelly Ted Patrick Spencer promoted to Director/Black Music R&B Promotion; Currier Harvey E. Lynch...Program Director J.J. Johnson of named National Director of Promotion...WWWS/Saginaw PD Curtis Foxx exits, new PD is Kermit Crockett...KDIA/Oakland welcomes KDAY/Los Angeles to receive the American Jewish Com- Black Music A&R EMI/Amer- mittee's Institute Human Relations Award... WHUR/- as label an- new morning air personality Barry Pope...Phila- ica/Liberty radio station, Washington simulcasts in stereo Howard University's first nounces creation of Black Russell Moody delphia has a new Black -formatted to Program anniversary celebration for WHMM-TV, the school's Nash promoted to VP/ - WSSJ/Camden, with Gary Shepherd be Music department... Margaret television station. Creative Services for Solar. Director.

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A TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) ATLANTIC STARR/Send For Me (AErM) ATLANTIC STARR/When Love Calls (AGM) B.B. Er Q. BAND/On The Beat (Capitol) BAR-KAYS/Boogie Body Land (Mercury/PolyGram) GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) BRICK/Sweat ('Til You Get Wet) (Bang/CBS) BROTHERS JOHNSON/The Real Thing (A&M) TOM BROWNE/Thighs High (GRP/Arista) PEABO BRYSON/Let The Feeling Flow (Capitol) DONALD BYRD Et 125TH STREET N.Y.C./Love Has Come Around (Elektra) CAMEO/Freaky Dancin' (Chocolate City/PolyGram) CARL CARLTON/Shé s A Bad Mama Jama (20th) CHAMPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia) CHANGE/Paradise (RFC/Atlantic) CHOCOLATE MILK/Blue Jeans (RCA) STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Sweet Baby (Epic) COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) CON FUNK SHUN/Too Tight (Mercury/PolyGram) EARTH, WIND Er FIRE/Let's Groove (ARC/Columbia) FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) ARETHA FRANKLIN/United Together (Arista) ARETHA FRANKLIN/GEORGE BENSON/Love All The Hurt Away (Arista) GAP BAND/Burn Rubber On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) GAP BAND/Yearning For Your Love (Mercury/PolyGram) TAANA GARDNER/Heartbeat (West End) LARRY GRAHAM/Just Be My Lady (WB) PHYLLIS HYMAN/MICHAEL HENDERSON/Can't We Fall In Love Again (Arista) ISLEY BROTHERS/Hurry Up And Wait (T-Neck/CBS) ISLEY BROTHERS/Inside You (T-Neck/CBS) RICK JAMES/Give It To Me Baby (Gordy/Motown) RICK JAMES/Super Freak (Gordy/Motown) JACKSONS/Heartbreak Hotel (Epic) AL JARREAU/We're In This Love Together (WB) JONES GIRLS/I Just Love The Man (Philadelphia International/CBS) GRACE JONES/Pull Uo To The Bumper (Island/WB) QUINCY JONES/Ai No Corrida (AErM) CHAKA KHAN/Whatcha Gonna Do For Me (WB) EVELYN KING/I'm In Love (RCA) JERRY KNIGHT/Perfect Fit (AErM) KOOL Er THE GANG/Take It To The Top (De-Lite/PolyGram) KOOL Er THE GANG/Take My Heart (De-Lite/PolyGram) LAKESIDE/Fantastic Voyage (Solar/RCA) LAKESIDE/Your Love Is On The One (Solar/RCA) STACY LATTISAW/Love On A Two Way Street (Cotillion) DEBRA LAWS/Very Special (Elektra) RONNIE LAWS/Stay Awake (Liberty) With records sales still down, I think 1981 has taught us if a CHERYL LYNN/Shake It Up Tonight (Columbia) song is a hit, people will go buy it, maybe not in the numbers MANHATTANS/Just One Moment Away (Columbia) they once did, but they will spend money for music - selectively. TEENA MARIE/Square Biz (Gordy/Motown) We have continued to see uptempo music thrive in the market- MAZE/Before I Let You Go (Capitol) place because people need something to dance about - particu- MAZE/Running Away (Capitol) larly in the midst of our depressed economy. Love songs are back STEPHANIE MILLS/Two Hearts (20th) once again, and I'm sure that we can give some of the credit to our T.S. MONK/Bon Bon Vie (Mirage/Atlantic) current recession. When times get tough in this country, artists al- MELBA MOORE/Take My Love (EMI America) Down) (Epic) ways begin to sing love songs, and our 1981 Top 81 is about one-third BILLY OCEAN/Night (Feel Like Getting made up of tunes that qualify in this category. The male/female duos ONE WAY/Pull Fancy Dancer/Pull (MCA) Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do) (Arista) really went to the top this year: Diana Ross & Lionel Richie, Rene & RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Your Love (Philadelphia International/CBS) Angela, Aretha Franklin & George Benson, Michael Henderson & Phyl- TEDDY PENDERGRASS/I Can't Live Without lis Hyman, and Melissa Manchester & Peabo Bryson among them. POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) Female artists also had a very good year, with young Evelyn King and PRINCE/Controversy (WB) Stacy Lattisaw coming into their own. Other females with major hits were RENE Er ANGELA/I Love You More (Capitol) Debra Laws, Cheryl Lynn, Teena Marie, Stephanie Mills, Taste Of Honey, SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You 'Tamla/Motown) Melba Moore, Pointer Sisters, Diana Ross, Sister Sledge, Deniece Williams, ROGER/Heard It Through The Grapevine (WB) Aretha Franklin, Taana Gardner, Phyllis Hyman, the Jones Girls, Grace DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) Jones, and Chaka Khan. Evelyn King, Stacy Lattisaw, and Chaka Khan had DIANA ROSS/LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) the longest-enduring hits. SHALAMAR/Make That Move (Solar/RCA) Male solo artists also had it their way this year. Smokey Robinson held the SISTER SLEDGE/All American Girls (Cotillion) record for 1981 for the longest -lasting hit with "Being With You." Luther Van- SLAVE/Snap Shot (Cotillion) dross, Carl Carlton (making a comeback), Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio, and Roger SLAVE/Watching You (Cotillion) (Troutman) had substantial hits. Rick James had a very good year with "Give It SUGAR HILL GANG/8th Wonder (Sugar Hill) To Me (Baby)" and "Super Freak," and Al Jarreau's "We're In This Love Togeth- TIME/Get It Up (WB) er" was his breakthough. LUTHER VANDROSS/Never Too Much (Epic) Groups like the Commodores, Kool & The Gang, Slave, and the Whispers had a hot GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 1981. One group in particular that I think deserves a lot of extra credit because they WHISPERS/It's A Love Thing (Solar/RCA) survived on Black radio airplay alone is Frankie Beverly & Maze. WHISPERS/This Kind Of Lovin' (Solar/RCA) Record companies that did extremely well in placing songs on our Top 81 alphabet)- DENIECE WILLIAMS/Silly (ARC/Columbia) cal listing were RCA (including 20th Century -Fox and Solar) with the highest total num- ROBERT WINTERS Er FALLJMagic Man (Buddah/Arista) ber, 10; Warner Brothers, Polygram, and Epic/Associated Labels had 9. Motown placed STEVIE WONDER/I Ain't Gonna Stand For It (Tamla/Motown) Music 8 on the list, as did Capitol/EMI America/Liberty. YARBROUGH Et PEOPLES/Don't Stop The (Mercury/PolyGram)

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If 1981 is any indication, then News/Talk JUNE: Jack Wagner retires as Operations is indeed the future of the 80's and beyond. Director at KCBS/San Francisco after more than 44 years in industry...Gary Owens replaced by former of this year when I inter- Since the beginning KABC & KIIS-FM personality Chuck Ashman at viewed music stations about their increased KMPC/Los Angeles...After 15 years with UPI, most amounts of talk programming, others have recently as Director of News Programming Operations, followed suit. Most notable of these is Frank Sciortino takes over News Director helm at WABC/New York, which now offers talk WINS/New York...Mike Majors nets News Director post at KSTP/St. Paul...Steve Highsmith n;-*htly. becomes totalling five hours morning news anchor at WCAU/Philadelphia from Other stations, like WRKO/Boston, WOL/Washing- News Director/AM anchor at WDGY/ ton, WLIB/New York and WIFE/Indianapolis, have Minneapolis...L.A. Dodger Jay Johnstone added as made complete changeovers to the format. Then you regular cohost of KABC/Los Angeles's "Sports -Talk." have RKO, ABC and, most recently, the National Black JULY: RKO sets debut of Network, which have all announced plans for nation- "America Overnight" for 1 wide talk shows. September with Ed Busch hosting three-hour Dallas segments and Eric Tracy handling Like its musical allies, News/Talk concentrated on equal time in Los Angeles. promotion and fine-tuning. These stations are always ABC also announces launching of live satellite talk network to debut conscious of being topical and at the same time creative, in early 1982, originating from KABC/Los giving the public what it wants. Examples are Angeles; KABC personalities Michael Jackson and Dr. Toni KTRH/Houston's two-way talk show from China and Grant are first to be announc- ed... Mike McGee becomes WCAU/Philadelphia various other station remotes this year, as well as cohost Don Fitzgerald dies of an apparent heart at- PD, moving from OM/News Director KCBS/San Francisco's all -electronic news operation. tack... WRC/Washington, DC names commentator/col- post at KCMO/Kansas City; Tom Tradup upped to acting And despite the strike which cut off baseball, bread umnist Jeffrey St. John to OM/ND from assis- tant PD position...Phil Zachary appointed Director and butter to many stations, News/Talk held its own replace exited Bernie McCain. of Operations for WGSO & WQUE/New through re -creations, computerized mock-ups, and ex- Station also welcomes return Orleans...Charlie Seraphin named Associate Director of panded sportstalk programming. Stations showed that of Mark Shields, political News/Program- ming at KCBS/San Francisco... Neighboring creativity is the key, that News/Talk is more than just consultant/commenta- rival KGO's Ted Wygant renews 15 -year rip -and -read reporting or a guy sitting in front tor... Dr. Laura Schlessinger association by sign- of a ing four-year contract... John microphone because he loves to talk. replaces Hilly Rose in 8pm- Greer joins KTRH/Hous- ton as Sports Editor/weekend host... Tom pro- There were success stories (KSDO/San Diego, midnight slot at KMPC/Los Straw moted to PD of KMPC/Los Angeles after six months WNWS/Miami, KTAR/Phoenix) in addition to the con- Angeles, with local sports- as Asst. PD... Former KAYO/Seattle News Director tinued strong showings of the old faithfuls (KABC/Los caster Steve Somers also Jay Johnson returns to rival KVI as AM news Angeles, KGO/San Francisco, KMOX/St. Louis, KYW/- coming aboard... KYW /- anchor... Buzz Luttrell new host of weekly general information show on Philadelphia). All in all, 1981 was a good year the Philadelphia appoints Larry - WXYZ/Detroit... WOR/New York welcomes next one promises to be even better. Litwin as anchorman/report- Ben Baldwin author er...Ted Robinson joins KSTP/St. Paul as "Sportstalk" Peter Golenbock as host of "World Of Sports" ...NBC JANUARY: Ex -ABC-TV 0&O VP Russ host...Ralph Howard debuts on WMCA/New York's Radio test broadcasts "long -form talk" program on Coughlan returns to KGO/San Francisco as talk "AM 57." WRC/Washington, DC hosted by Sally Jessie Raphael, with plans to include such programming in network ser- host...Maureen Reagan, daughter of the President, APRIL: RKO announces launching of two new weekend vice. joins lineup at KABC/Los Angeles...Leonard radio networks. RKO 2 will feature "America Over- AUGUST: Joe Martelle exits PDship of KVI/Se- J. Portner, MD, joins WXYZ/Detroit as Saturday talk night," a six -hour nightly talk show... WIND/Chicago attle; he is replaced by Jack London, most recently PD of host... William Rusher, publisher of National Review, welcomes back Susan Eggleton as Programming Mana- KDWN/Las Vegas... Well-known New York news per- now commentator on WINS/New York...Sports Direc- ger... Mark Scott joins WXYZ/Detroit from talk cohost sonality Lou Adler moves crosstown to WOR as VP & tor Wayne Larrivee signs two-year contract at slot at WTWN/Grand Rapids...WRC/Washington, DC News Director/morning newsperson on John R. Gambl- KCMO/Kansas City...KNX/Los Angeles VP/GM reporter John Irving becomes overnight talk host ing show. He was half of WCBS Adler & Donnelly morning George Nicholaw celebrates 25 years with CBS. there...Iowa native Julie Gammack new AM host at FEBRUARY: Joe Martelle appointed PD of news team and News Direc- WHO/Des Moines, replacing Susan Bray, who transfers tor... Carey Davis, Station Golden West's KVI/Seattle from Assistant OM at to WCAU/Philadelphia...KMOX/St. Louis celebrates WXYZ/Detroit. Former OM Bruce Marr Manager of WSDR/Sterling, to consultation 21st anniversary; KNX/Los Angeles 13 years as an all - including KVI... Jim Davis IL, appointed Director of News station. Development for WMCA/New exits as PD of KMPC/Los MAY: KMPC/Los Angeles's Gary Owens to Angeles. Recently named York...Dick Pomerantz, become Creative Director of Golden West. Meanwhile, evening host, expands Assistant PD Tom Straw, station's Hilly Rose target of $110 million suit brought by formerly PD of KVI, takes horizons to include morn- Agnes Underwood, formerly of Los Angeles Herald Ex- ing drive at KSTP/St. over daily program- aminer; guest on Rose show linked her with underworld ming... Ted Landphair nam- Paul... Former basketball figure Mickey Cohen...Paul Benzaquin joins WHDH/- coach Dick Vitale comes to ed Manager of News and Pro- Boston as overnight talker from rival WITS...CKFH/- gi diiiliiing at WGSO/New WXYZ/Detroit as sports Toronto changes calls to CJCL (Metro 143u) with em - commentator... Roberta Lou Adler Orleans, replacing Ira Ap- phasis on news Silver becomes broadcasting; Larry Weintraub new host of Saturday show on KMPC/Los ple...Bill Zak celebrates 30 is Sport- News/Information Director, Mark Hebscher Angeles...Mutual News audiojournalist Mary Tydings years on air at KTRH/Hous- sline talk host, and Andy Barrie moves from CFRB to Joe Mortelle named Associate Producer of "Larry King ton... WRC/Washington, DC interview show... WCAU/Philadelphia announces host Show"... WLCY/Tampa-St. Petersburg becomes WNSI host Karna Small named Deputy White House Press Bray, Wally seven new talk hosts: Gene Burns, Susan (News I), a mix of news, information, and sports. Secretary. Her replacement is Craig Spence... WOL/- D. Cup and Kennedy, Jim Rogers, John Stupak, Harry SEPTEMBER: John Wheeling named Direc- Washington, DC shifts Black format to News/Talk, 6am- Kassorla Frank Andrews.. Family counselor Dr. Irene tor of News and Programming at WTOP/Washington, 6pm. Bernie McCain, formerly with WRC and WDAS/- former Mel joins KNX/Los Angeles air staff; staffer DC...Ken Stahl promoted to OM/News Director at Philadelphia, among the new hosts...Inner City's Baldwin retires...Rocker WIFE/Indianapolis goes KDWN/Las Vegas replacing Jack London.. . PD/talk WLIB/New York switches from Caribbean format to News/Talk under new owner Communicom Broad- Black News and Information... WRKO/Boston hires personality Dave Scott of WPLP/Tampa upped to casting and new GM Paul Aaron...KCBS/San Fran- OM... WRKO/Boston adopts Talk/News/Info format David Brudnoy to host 8pm-midnight show. WMCA/New cisco unveils all -electronic newsroom... and announces signing of three-year contract to carry MARCH: KTRH/Houston stages first live two- York PD Mark Mason exits after 41/2 years... Dan way talk show from China with midday personality Ben Streeter joins WXYZ/Detroit as AM news anchor. Continued on Page 55 Baldwin. Garvin Berry appointed News Director. And former Sr. VP/GM of both KTRH & KLOL-FM, Frank H. Stewart, passes away...John Harper named Assistant OM at WXYZ/Detroit from News Director at KARO/ - The image music Portland, OR...Joe Gillespie appointed Executive Editor of WINS/New York from Program Manager at for your news/talk station. WINS Executive Editor Nan- WIND/Chicago...Former AT 214/634.8511 cy Coffey named National Correspondent at Group W's ThelCALL COLLECT Washington news bureau... Veteran talk host Alan Berg TM PRODUCTIONS, 1349 REGAL ROW, DALLAS, TEXAS 75247 joins KOA/Denver...KNX/Los Angeles "Food News"

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981 Page 55 Ticket" promotion, this time worth over $750,000...WZOK/Rockford convinces Rolling Stones to play the city. CHR NOVEMBER: WDRQ/Detroit PD Rick Tor - casso replaces KSLQ/St. Louis PD John Larrabee, and Continued from Page 32 Cliff Winston named acting PD at WDRQ...92X /c (WXGT)/Columbus ?D Bud- Continued from Page 39 OCTOBER: WLS-FM/Chicago PD Tim Kelly dy Scott named Program ren takes the PD position at WISN/Milwaukee, joining leaves to become PD of WLUP/Chicago...WISN/Mil- Manager at WZUU-AM & from WHIO/Dayton... Scott Brenner is promoted from waukee PD Dave Denver named PD of WLS-AM & FM FM/Milwaukee... WZUU PD Chief Engineer to Director of Broadcast Operations and begins using his real name, Richard Lippincott...J. at John Driscoll named Group WKTK/Baltimore, while Michael O'Malley leaves his PD Robert Wood promoted to CHUM -AM & FM/Toronto Pa eduction Manager for Mal- post at WOKV/Jacksonville to PD for GM... WABC/New York adds become Dave Robinson upped WTFM/New York Music another talk segment, with rite... WKTK... Director/Production to PD slot at 92X... Don Can- Mike Marion is to Mana- all -fighter Howard Hoffman Director promoted Operations non named Operations McCoy exits Warner Bros. Records National exiting as a result...CKGM/- ger... Pat as Manager, and Liz Kiley pro- A/C Promotion Director... WCOL/Columbus Promotion Montreal GM -PD John Macke moted to PD for WIFI/Phila- Director Harry Valentine is - exits... WZZP/Cleveland PD promoted to PD... Greg Pic delphia...KRBE/Houston ciano departs as Music Director of WLW/Cincinnati to be Jack Casey leaves to program softens sound, and MJ Dayna MD at WSB/Atlanta, WMJX/Boston, and Bob replac- Steele KSFX/San Dayna Steele ing Mary Catherine Sneed, McKay is promoted as his exits... Francisco evolves into who joins her husband pro- replacement... David Gross- AOR... WDOQ/Daytona grammer Alan Sneed in Hous- man named as KRTH/Los Angeles Beach PD Dave Mann exits to ton...Jack O'Brien, formerly MD... Jay Stone middays at Y103/Jackson- PD at PRO-FM/Providence, leaves KFI/Los Angeles to ville, being replaced by Rick is the new Program Manager become Richard Lippincott MD at WGCL/Cleve- Knight... WMKX/Brookville, of WBOS/Boston... Ron land ... KRLA/Los Angeles PA names Mike Reid as Frederick is named PD for shifts emphasis from 50's to PD... WVIC/Lansing PD Jim W SGA/Savannah ...Terry 60's, and hires Humble Hary St. John promoted to Opera - Gillingham, former PD of loss Director Joseied town at KUTE. Station also W VGO/Lansing... XTRA/Ti- General Manager at Michael O'Malley brings back former air staff juana PD Ted Wayne exits to KWAV/Monterey...Mark Hodes joins MCA Records to for a 60's weekend spec- Liz Kiley 13K/San Diego, while Jeff handle National A/C Promotion after five years as an tacular, retaining the services Hunter and Jim Richards are upped to PD & MD independent... Shelley Green, Field Coordinator for EMI- of former personality Dave respectively... WDMS/Greenville PD Todd Martin exits America/Liberty Records, adds National A/C Promotion Hull for afternoons ...Steve to join 95SGF/Savannah as Allen Reynolds is promoted as to her responsibilities...John W. Marquis is appointed O'Neil named MD at PD... WBBM-FM/Chicago PD Jim Smith exits... WLS- Operations Manager at KGGF/Coffeyville, KS...John Jack Casey KGGI/Riverside...Geoff AM & FM/Chicago PD Richard Lippincott names Karen Frawley is the new PD at WKBR/Manchester, Davis named Assistant PD at KHFI/Austin from KZ93/- Cavaliero as MD.. Jonathan Keyes replaces Ray NH...Craig McCullough is named PD at WSTV/Steuben- Peoria ...KELP/E1 Paso evolves into Black format, and Williams as PD of WZAT/Sa- ville, OH...Steve Armstrong takes the PD post at WRJZ/Knoxville goes Country...CFTR/Toronto names vannait, as Ray moves to WITY/Danville, IL. Cyd Kaplan as Music Coordinator... WBBF/Rochester sales... KIDD/Monterey hires ups Jay Stevens to MD... Dave Cole leaves MD duties at Scott Summers from KWST/- WJBQ/Portland to become MD at WGUY/Bangor, Los Angeles as Assistant >; Inside Nashville replacing Doug Dreyfus... WKDQ/Evansville Operations PD... FM100/Memphis PD Continued from Page 51 Director Bobby Magic becomes PD at WDMT/Cleve- Gary Guthrie to become GM Brewton, AL drew upwards to 35,000... Superstar Don land...Chad Hunt out as WNAP/Indianapolis MD, at KOPA/Phoenix... Williams had spinal surgery, missing CMA Awards at replaced by Paul Mendenhall...Chuck Bear promoted to WNBC/New York Music which he won "Album of the Year" honors. MD Coordinator Roz Frank be- Assistant PD at KOPA/Phoenix...WHBQ/Memphis NOVEMBER: Jerry Reed filmed scenes for a Programming comes station copter traffic Chris Ryan promoted to Administrative new movie called "Megaforce" and will tentatively star Assistant...Jeff Young becomes PD at KERN/Bakersfi- reporter and is replaced by in "Roper & Goodie," a comedy filming spring another "Winning Lyndon Abell. eld...Q107/Washington launches Gary Guthrie 1982... "Nashville Palace," a weekly music -variety series of six specials, went on the air... Buddy Killen, at KVI... WXYZ/Detroit adds David Newman and head of the Tree Music complex in Nashville, announced Audrey Pearl as hosts of two new talk shows... WRKO/- signing of production geniuses Larry Butler and Eddie News/Tall Boston welcomes Bill Stephens as AM cohost; Dick Syatt Kilroy as VP's... Peter Bogdanovich's movie All Continued from Page 54 "They handles mornings (9arn-noon); was with WFAA/Dal- Laughed" world -premiered in Nashville and benefitted Boston Celtics. WNWS/Miami PD Jerry Williams, las...Pat Buchanan, half of WRC/Washington, DC PM the Country Music Foundation...Jerry Lee Lewis set recently held up at the station by two armed men, drive team, exits for personal reasons. Tom Braden to for his first Opry House Concert in Nashville December transfers to WRKO as talk personality; Boston colum- continue alone. 3... Nashville Music Association moved to larger nist Norma Nathan comes aboard as well... Scotty Bob K resigns as Program NOVEMBER: quarters with a membership of 600 after only one Brink, former PD of KHOW/Denver, joins WCAU/- Manager at KOA/Denver; he is replaced by Dave Scott year! ...Lynn Anderson filed suit for divorce from her Philadelphia as AM talk host while former Executive as Program Operations Manager. Scott most recently husband Harold "Spook" Stream. He had filed ear- Producer Andrew Goodman moves to WKIS/Orlando as OM of WPLP/Tampa... Edward Pyle appointed News lier... Larry Butler to produce a Nashville session with Program Manager... Veteran CBS announcer Allen Director of KFWB/Los Angeles from in-house Senior Engelbert Humperdinck... Merle Haggard's new book Botzer retires from KNX/Los Angeles after almost Editor post...Bob Law, former WWRL/New York PD, "Sing Me Back Home" tells a lot about Merle and his 40 -year tour of duty... Well-known Los Angeles resigns to become host of National Black Network's personal life... Willie Nelson starts filming his part in newscaster Lee Marshall journeys to KABC news "Night Talk" scheduled to debut this month... Dr. Elyse "Coming Out Of The Ice" after his current tour, his first staff... Sheila Rushlo debuts nightly talk show on joins WMCA/New York on -air WXYZ/- Goldstein staff... since the summer hospitalization precipitated by a col- KTRH/Houston; was with WXYZ/Detroit...From in- Detroit adds Sue Carter from rival WWJ and Jerry Whit- lapsed lung... WSM's Chuck Morgan will broadcast his house, Rick Wallace named News Director for man from neighboring WJR all-night trucker's show live during Knoxville's 1982 KMPC/Los Angeles, replacing Paul Fredericks, now as talk hosts... Former KXRX/ World's Fair... Marty Robbins nominated to the with RKO/New York. San Jose PD/AM anchor "Cowboy Hall of Fame"... Country Crossroads, a $15 OCTOBER: R&R's first National Talk Topic Steven Pierce migrates to million tourist development at the top of Music Row at Chart debuts... Neil Rogers upped to PD of WNWS/Mi- KCBS/San Francisco as an- the corner of Division and Demonbreun Streets, will ami from evening talk show host... Charlie Seraphin pro- chor/reporter... Tina Gulland begin construction March 1982... Songwriters Dewayne moted to Director of News and Programming at upped to News Manager of Orender, Kelly Hartman and Tim Williams's KCBS/San Francisco from Associate Director. Replaces lawyers WRC/Washington, DC prepared an injunction against Pi -Gem Music and Larry Cooper, now News Director/Executive Producer at ...Ted Feurey joins writers Kye Fleming and Dennis Morgan re: copyright CBS's Radioradio News. Managing Editor Bob Agnew up- WOR/New York as Assistant infringement on Ronnie Milsap's hit "I Wouldn't Have ped to Assistant Director of News Director under Missed It For World" Programming while Ed the ... Jim Ed Brown chosen VP/News Director Lou Ad- a public spokesperson for the Arkansas Children's Cavagnaro becomes Manag- ler... KYW/Philadelphia Dave Scott Hospital. ing Editor... Edward Belkin celebrates 60 -year anniversary while WIND/Chicago's moves in-house from News "Call For Action" hits the 12 -year mark. Director to Executive Editor at KYW/Philadelphia. In a surprising move, KYW an- Use a TRAVELING BILLBOARD nounces decision not to renew Phillies baseball contract for the Best in BUMPER STRIPS after five years. Neighboring and WINDOW LABELS .. . rival WCAU picks up plum contract for next 11 years, Pat Buchanan Call Byron Crecelius Collect .. . beginning in 1982... WABC/New York adds new three- 314-423-4411 hour talk show, "On Track" with Dr. Judith B. Kurian- 1561 Fairview Ave. St. Louis, MO 63132 sky; station now offers five hours of nightly talk...Tom Mann moves from middays at KAYO/Seattle to all-nights

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K104IErle, PA WHEBIPortsmouth, NH W HBOIMemphis, TN KHFIIAusHn, TX WBCYICharlotte, NC WISEIAshevilla, NC WXLKIRosnoka VA EAST Bill Shannon PARALLEL THREE Rick Been Mike Scalzi Ed Volkmen Bob Kaghen John Stevens Russ Brown NICKS BILLY SOUIER SHEENA EASTON 6 HENLEY JUICE NEWTON HENRY BOB RONNIE MILSAP PARALLEL TWO AIR PAUL BAND (rip) SEGER BARRY MANILOW 13FEA/Mancheeter, NH AIR SUPPLY SUPPLY Hottest: Hottest: DEL SHANNON LTD BEACH BOYS ONJ 2-1 QUEEN/BOWIE .Hottest: ROD STEWART 1-1 SHEENA EASTON STEVIE NICKS EW&F Keith Lemire PEABO BRYSON JOURNEY 4-2 WBBFIRochestsr, NY ONJ 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 5-2 CAN FOGELBERG JUICE NEWTON Hottest: Hottest: NICKS 6 HENLEY 5-4 DAN FOGELBERG FOREIGNER 2-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-3 KOOL & THE GANG BILLY JOEL Jay Stevens ONJ 1-1 DIANA ROSS 1-1 ROD 6-5 AIR SUPPLY NICKS 6 HENLEY 10-6 STEWART JOURNEY 10-/ SHEILA Hottest: JOURNEY 3-2 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 6-2 HALL & OATES 9-8 BILLY RICK SPRINGFIELD HALL & OATES 14-7 HAIL & OATES 13-10 Hottest: POLICE 2-1 JOEL CHILLIWACK 5-3 GEORGE BENSON 8-6 Hottest: DEL SHANNON GEORGE BENSON 17-13 J. GEILS BAND 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-3 ROD STEWART 4-4 BARBRA STREISAND 11-7 WQRKINorfolk, VA FOREIGNER 1-1 BOB SEGER WMAK-FMINsehvllle, TN HALL 6 CATES 9-4 ONJ 9-6 AC/DC 30-24 Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 12-9 QUARTERFLASH DIANA ROSS 5-3 Bence Garswsy Scooter Devis QUARTERFLASH 17-8 14-7 ONJ 1-1 SOUTH GO GO'S 18-10 HALL & OATES 19-1' NEIL DIAMOND 8-5 V100/Cherieston, WJDXIJackaon. MS DAN FOGELBERG WV HALL 6 OATES P-8 BARRY ROLLING OUARTERFLASH 9-7 LRB MANILOW (dp) STONES 24-13 GEORGE BENSON 13-8 Jay Jarvis JOURNEY 10-10 PARALLEL TWO Bill Craws AL JARREAU (dp) KSEL-FMILubbock, TX GO GO'S 14-14 Hottest: ROCKIE DEL SHANNON (dp) Stan Castles BEACH BOYS BARBRA STREISANC 17-17 ROBBINS ONJ 1-1 WFOXIGainsevile, GA WICCIBrldgport CT AIR SUPPLY HENRY PAUL BAND (do) EW&F FOREIGNER 2-2 Hank Dole BILLY Bob Mitchell SHEENA BJ1061Oriendo, FL LRB Hottest: SOUIER EASTON WCIRBackhy, WV GEORGE BENSON 20-12 ROD STEWART NEIL YOUNG Hottest: Tom West Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND 22-14 7-1 LRB ROYAL PHILHARMONI PAUL DAVIS 20-16 GENESIS DIANA ROSS 3-1 Jim Martin ONJ 1-1 ROYAL PHILHARMONI D-19 GREG LAKE EDDIE SCHWARTZ RICK GEORGE BENSON 22-17 Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 9-3 SPRINGFIELD ROD STEWART 3-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: ALABAMA J. GEILS BAND NICKS & HENLEY 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND 30-4 BOB SEGER LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-4 KFMKIHouston, TX 24-19 BERTIE HIGGINS FOREIGNER BILL CHAMPLIN SHEENA EASTON J. GEILS BAND 10-7 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-5 DEL SHANNON EW&F 9-6 29-24 Hottest: ONJ 3-2 GENESIS CARPENTERS Jerry Steele LOVERBOY 15-11 BARBRA STREISAND 70-10 HALL & OATES 73-14 FOREIGNER 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 7-4 BARRY MANILOW BALANCE WANSFMIGreemMs, SC HALL & OATES 17-14 BILLY JOEL JUICE NEWTON In -6 NICKS & HENLEY 10-5 BOB SEGER AIR SUE SAAD 19-1G WKRZfiMIWIScee-Berre, PA SUPPLY WSGNIBIrmhnghem, AL JOHNNY LEE Sam Church GEORGE BENSON 15-12 HALL & OATES 19-10 Hottest: T.G. SHEPPARD BEACH BOYS J. GEILS BAND 19-15 Jim Rising ONJ 1-1 RUSH Welt Brown BEACH BOYS KKOVANkhha Falb, TX Hottest: CARS 22-19 WKEEIHundngton, WV JUICE NEWTON 8-2 BILLY NEIL YOUNG Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG ONJ SOUIER Greg King LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-4 ONJ 1-1 ALABAMA Gary Miller EDDIE SCHWARTZ 1-1 BILLY JOEL FOREIGNER 2-2 KPURIAmsrdlo, TX QUEEN/BOWIE 10-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA Hottest: EDDIE SCHWARTZ BUCKNER & GARCIA 11-7 LRB NEIL DIAMOND 11-9 BOB SEGER HALL L OATES 16-8 J. GEILS ONJ 1-1 Dan Wilson HENRY PAUL BAND RUSH BAND 13-10 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 14-1? DON MCLEAN STEVE BARBRA STREISAND 17-12 ONJ 1-1 NICKS 6 HENLEY 13-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD BALANCE EDDIE CARLISLE WFBGIAltoone, PA KOOL & THE GANG 25-15 Hottest: SCHWARTZ HENRY PAUL BAND HALL & OATES 19-14 DIANA ROSS 3-2 ROD STEWART 12-7 CARS DEL SHANNON LINDSEY FOREIGNER 1-1 SOFT CELL Tony Booth JUICE. NEWTON 4-3 KOSYLittee Rock. AR BUCKINGHA 14-9 AIR SUPPLY Hottest: J. ROD Hottest: KEELBlreveport LA NICKS & HENLEY 6-4 GEILS BAND 22-15 Hottest: STEWART 4-4 ONJ 1-1 DONNIE IRIS Save Kelly LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 2-1 Kevin Davie LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-6 ONJ 2-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-2 BILL CHAMPLIN HALL & GATES 11-8 ROD STEWART 3-2 EDDIE BABBITT WDOOIDayaru Beach FL NICKS 6 HENLEY 4-3 HALL & OATES 14-4 BOB SEGER CARPENTERS J. GEILS BAND 17-13 OUARTERFLASH 4-3 WTIXINew Orleans, LA BALANCE OUARTERFLASH 14-8 J. GEILS BAND 13-5 GENESIS LULU Rick Knight DIANA ROES 6-4 DONNIE IRIS HALL & OATES 17-12 EW&F 19-11 Hottest: BARRY MANILOW Gary Franklin WOLFIT.Yhaesee, FL NICKS L HENLEY 11-6 Hottest: DOMINGO & DENVER GEORGE BENSON 27-2C FOREIGNER 1-1 DEL SHANNON DAN FOGELBERG FOREIGNER 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD Ned Smith W PSTITrenta. NJ LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 4-3 Hottest: LULU lQFLY/Abany, NY NEIL DIAMOND 9-6 ONJ 2-2 HENRY PAUL BAND 36SGFISevennah GA ONJ 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD BARRY MANILOW Torn Taylor Bunt Phillips RAND 13-11 NICKS & HENLEY 4-3 MADLEEN KANE J.P. Hunter J. GEILS ROYAL PHILHARMONI 3-2 BILLY SQUIER ALABAMA HALL 6 OATES 8-5 Hottest: GENESIS GEORGE BENSON 20-13 NICKS & HENLEY QUINCY JONES BILLY JOEL 13-U SHEILA BERTIE HIGGINS 1-1 BARRY MANILOW Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND OUARTERFLASH 13-7 Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG ME 19-13 Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 2-2 TEDDY PENDERGRASS FOREIGNER 1-1 Pr/GUY/Bangor. GEORGE FOREIGNER 7-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD BENSON 26-15 DIANA ROSS 1-1 G1001Mob1Ia AL HALL & OATES 10-3 AL JARREAU QUARTERFLASH David Cob EWLF 5-2 8-5 SHEILA QUARTERFLASH 7-4 Scott Griffith QUARTERFLASH 9-6 DON MCLEAN J. TX LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 17-14 GEILS BAND 15-10 KTSABan Antonio, HALL & OATES 10-6 PAUL DAVIS 19-13 GENESIS (dp) Hottest: SOFT CELL AIR SUPPLY HALL L OATES 18-14 J.J. Rodrigue: LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-9 Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 31-2P ONJ 1-1 NEIL YOUNG BEACH BOYS BALANCE 33-3n ROLLING STONES 20-16 JOURNEY 22-12 WENT/Huntsville, Al. FOREIGNER 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 BARBRA STEEISAND FOREIGNER DAN FOGELBERG QUARTERFLASH 14-10 WTRYIAlbany, NY CHILLIWACK 11-7 BOB SEGER ROYAL PHILHARMONI Chuck McCartney 0101/Merkpan. MS AIR SUPPLY Y1O3IJacksorivilb, FL STEVE MILLER BAND 15-13 QUARTERFLASH I3 -P PAUL DAVIS Hottest: Hottest: BM GMB HALL & CATES 16-11 HENRY PAUL BAND HALL & OATES 16-14 Charge Foxe Hottest: ONJ Dave Scott NICKS L HENLEY 6-1 1-1 KOOL & THE GANG EDDIE BABBITT 22-20 AIR SUPPLY NICKS & HENLEY 10-1 EW6F 13-9 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-2 Hottest: WVBF/Boston, MA ROYAL PHILHARMONI BEACH BOYS RICK SPRINGFIELD J. CEILS BAND 19-11 KOOL & THE GANG 18-14 BEACH BOYS J. GEILS BAND 8-3 Hottest: Z102/Sevamtah. GA ONJ 1-1 Hottest: 22-12 COMMODORES Reg Johns QUARTERFLASH OUINCY JONES 19-15 RONNIE MILSAP HALL 6 OATES 15-6 ONJ 1-1 2-2 ONJ Jonadwn Keyes 1-1 BILLY JOEL 24-15 NICKS G. HENLEY JUICE NEWTON 14-13 GENESIS 3-3 SNEAKER 24-19 AIR SUPPLY DIANA ROSS 5-7 JOURNEY 9-5 BEACH BOYS 30-22 NICKS & HENLEY 4-4 Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 6-4 JUICE NEWTON J. GEILE BAND CARPENTERS KXX1OSIBlrminghem, 13-7 AL ONJ 1-1 WAAYIHuntavNle, AL ENGE 9-8 BILLY JOEL QUARTERFLASH 11-11 NICKS & HENLEY 11-8 Hottest: WJBQIPorIhnd, ME Chris Trane HALL & OATES 7-5 Jim Kerdrieks HALL L OATES 15-11 GREG LAKE CARS 26-19 BARRY MANILOW 7-1 Brien Phoenix QlOiiGuMdert AL EW&F 9-6 BARRY MANILOW Hottest: DIANA ROSS 9-5 JUICE NEWTON OUARTERFLASH 11-8 (COL & THE GANG KZFMICorpie Christi, TX ONJ 1-1 Leo Davie WAEBIABantovn. PA NEIL DIAMOND 11-7 RUSH ROYAL PHILHARMONI J. CEILS BAND 14-9 BOB SEGER QUARTERFLASH 12-7 PAUL DAVIS 22-19 BERTIE HIGGINS LRB C.C. Chandler LRB Jefferson Ward GIDEA PARK ROYAL PHILHARMONI 13-8 NICKS 6 HENLEY 26-23 BOB SEGER KOOL & THE GANG AIR SUPPLY WRVO/RkMnond, VA Hottest: BOB SEGER GEORGE BENSON 20-15 AIR SUPPLY JENNIFER WARNER EDDIE SCHWARTZ BARRY MANILOW Ba Thronas HALL & OATES DONNIE TRIS J. GEILS BAND 23-17 EDDIE SCHWARTZ WCAOIBaltlmon, MD Hottest: SHEENA EASTON 3-1 EDDIE SCHWARTZ LINDSEY BUCKINGHA MADLEEN KANE DOMINGO & DENVER Scott Richards QUARTFRFLASH 5-1 HENRY PAUL BAND 2-2 Hottest: JOHN HALL BAND NICKS 6 BILL CHAMPLIN KQIZ-FM/AmeriSo, TX GREG LAKE J. GEILS BAND 15-9 Hottest: HENLEY 4-4 ONJ 3-1 AIR SUPPLY RUSH BERTIE HIGGINS 7-7 NIKKI WILLS Tkm Butler Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 79-23 ONJ 1-1 EDDIE SCHWARTZ Hottest: COMMODORES 7-2 FOREIGNER 1-1 EDDIE SCHWARTZ EW&F 20-13 JUICE' NEWTON 5-3 KISS 31-76 LOVERBOY 24-17 HALL & OATES ONJ 1-1 LRB ONJ DEL SHANNON J. GEILS 2-2 ROLLING S'ONFS 38-28 GEORGE BENSON 77-20 Hottest: CK1011Cokos Beech FL FOREIGNER 6-3 AIR SUPPLY BAND 8-4 ROD STEWART BILL CHAMPLIN HALL & OATES 11-P 3-3 ROLLING STONES 28-21 CHILLIWACK COMMODORES 8-4 ALABAMA DIANA Hottest: WTSN/Dover, NH 2-1 Ray St James ROSS 4-4 DAN FOGELBERG 29-23 JOURNEY A-6 EW&F 5-5 Hottest: GO GO'S ROD STEWART 1-1 WFLBIFeyetteville, NC 18-13 Jim Sebastian BILLY JOEL KOOL & THE ROYAL PHILHARMONI 10-5 GO GO'S 13-8 GANG 12-7 C. CHRISTIAN 2-1 QUAKY/Louisville. KY SHEENA EASTON Larry Cannon KC101INew Haven, CT LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 11-6 BEACH BOYS QUEEN/BOWIE 14-10 NICKS 6 HENLEY 15-9 BILLY JOEL 15-11 ROLLING STONES KROKBIrevport LA ROD STEWART 18-10 HALL & OATES 16-8 DEL SHANNON Jack Poesy BARRY MANILOW Danny Lyons GREG LAKE Harrison/Greer LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 19-13 NEIL DIAMOND 18-11 SHEENA EASTON Hottest: CARPENTERS BILL CHAMPLIN Hottest: FM100lMamphb, TN DAN FOGELBERG 29-22 AIR SUPPLY NEIL DIAMOND 2-1 BEACH BOYS BOB SEGER WDRC-FMIHerttord, CT ONJ 1-1 Tom Prestlglecomo RICK SPRINGFIELD GREG LAKE NICKS 6 HENLEY 7-3 DAN FOGELBERG SHEENA EASTON LA KISS Peul BARRY MANILOW 3-2 KVOULefeyette. CARPENTERS EDDIE SCHWARTZ Robera EDDIE BABBITT 5-4 DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: BILLY JOEL IRENE ROD STEWART 4-3 Philip Rankin PATTI AUSTIN CARA LULU 6-5 J. GEILS AIR SUPPLY 6-1 LRB BEACH BOYS JUICE NEWTON 8-7 BAND (dp) Hottest: BALANCE (RA) SHEENA EASTON 12-11 Hottest: COMMODORES 7-2 DAN FOGELBERG BOB SEGER Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD NEIL DIAMOND 15-10 JUICE NEWTON 4-2 QUINCY JONES QUARTERFLASH 5-5 AIR SUPPLY DEL SHANNON FOREIGNER DAN FOGELBERG 2-1 GEORGE BENSON 13-10 1-1 WAXY/Ft Lauderdale, FL BARRY MANILOW NICKS 6 HENLEY 14-7 ROYAL PHILHARMONI NEIL YOUNG BARBRA Hottest: WIGYIBath ME 8-5 QUARTERFLASH 21-17 STREISAND 8-6 Rick Shaw ROYAL PHILHARMONI NEIL DIAMOND 24-11 FOREIGNER (dp) HENRY PAUL BAND ONJ 1-1 Woe Mitchell 13-6 HALL L OATES GEORGE BENSON 11-9 Hottest: TEDDY 23-20 EW&F 3-2 ROC STEWART 14-7 PENDERGRASS HALL L OATES 12-10 AIR SUPPLY ST. NICK WSEZANkamrt$Wmó NC ROLLING STONES 30-23 KOOL G. THE GANG 11-9 ONJ 1-1 Hottest: ROLLING STONES J. GEILS BAND 4-3 RONNIE MILSAP 20-14 BARRY MANILOW Bob Mahoney FOREIGNER 2-2 NICKS & HENLEY 8-1 HALL & OATES 12-7 LOVERBOY DAN FOGELBERG WSKZ1Chettanooga, TN NICKS & HENLEY 9-3 HALL & OATES 16-8 GECRGE BENSON 16-10 PAUL DAVIS WFBRIBaldmon, MD EDDIE BABBITT AIR SUPPLY HALL 6 OATES 16-11 EWRF 25-14 DAM FOGELBERG LRB Devh Carron STEVE CARLISLE Andy Saulinskl WRCKIUtIce, NY J. GEILS BAND 20-13 GO GO'S 30-18 Hottest: LULU EWLF SHEENA EASTON LRB D-24 FOREIGNER JENNIFER WARNES Jkn Reta 1-1 Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: WM/Charleston, SC SNEAKER ROD STEWART 2-7 FOREIGNER 1-1 BERTIE HIGGINS FOREIGNER 1-1 JUICE NEWTON Ba Martln BEACH BOYS LRB 10-6 JOURNEY 5-3 EDDIE BABBITT LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-2 JOURNEY 13-7 BILLY JOEL GENESIS GEORGE BENSON 9-5 GENESIS NICKS E. HENLEY 16-9 BOB SEGER HALL 6 OATES Hottest: BEACH BOYS 17-12 BARBRA STREISAND 17-7 ZZ TOP PAUL DAVIS 17-13 HALL 6 OATES ROYAL PHILHARMONI 1-1 KISS NEIL DIAMOND 18-8 Hottest: ROYAL PHILHARMONI 33-2 8 DONNIE IRIS ROD WLAM/Lewhton, ME STEWART 2-2 Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 NEIL YOUNG NICKS L HENLEY ONJ 1-1 Layne WAYSICharbtte, NC KSETFM/EI Paeo, TX 8-4 Ciro HALL & OATES 12-5 Hottest: HALL L OATES 11-8 NICKS 6 HENLEY 6-5 AIR SUPPLY Lou Simon J. GEILS BAND Jeff Rieke JOURNEY 2-1 QUARTERFLASH 10-7 GO GO'S 19-16 10-7 ALABAMA ROLLING STONES 22-1P ROD STEWART 4-4 J. GEILS BAND 11-10 AL JARREAU STEVE CARLISLE CARS QUINCY JONES QUEEN/BOWIE 16-13 island, NY 24-19 WBIYLong HALL & OATES 15-12 LRB LRB AIR SUPPLY J. GEILS BAND 19-17 ea Terry LULU AIR SUPPLY KINTIEI Peso, TX BEACH BOYS BILLY SOUIER 23-20 3WrBi glrnptont NY ROLLING STONES Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) GIDEA PARK Scott Michaels Hottest: ONJ 1-1 Jim Zlppo Hottest: WNOXIKnoxvae. TN Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 ROYAL PHILHARMONI FOREIGNER 1-1 3-2 DONNIE IRIS B M Everts DIANA ROSS 7-3 SHEILA DIANA LINDSEY BUCKINGHA LTD 7-5 ROSS 3-2 G -G BOB SEGER ROD ZZ TOP HALL & OATES 9-7 STEWART 9-6 ONJ 4-3 HALL L OATES 12-8 NIKKI WILLS Hottest: BALANCE NEIL DIAMOND IRENE CARA 19-12 SURF 12-7 11-6 JUICE NEWTON 14-10 BILL CHAMPLIN FOREIGNER 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 11-8 DEL SHANNON HALL 6 OATES 12-9 SHEENA EASTON D-27 JOURNEY 5-3 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY NICKS 6 HENLEY 13-9 WBBOIAugusa, GA Hottest: GEORGE BENSON 12-9 JOURNEY 4-1 36XIUParkersburg, WV 8371Nwv Orisons, LA Bruce Stevens ONJ 1-1 CARS 25-20 WTIC-FMYHartford CT ROD STEWART 5-3 Lee ShombyNolpe Tarry Collins FOREIGNER 2-2 LRB D-25 J. GEILS BAND 13-8 BARRY Ride Donahue EWLF MANILOW ROD STEWART 4-3 AIR SUPPLY HALL L OATES 16-11 ALABAMA DAN FOGELBERG RICK SPRINGFIELD 17-12 BEACH BOYS JUICE ROLLING STONES 25-16 NEIL YOUNG NEWTON BARRY MANILOW ROLLING STONES 24-13 DR. JOHN PARALLEL THREE SHEENA EASTON JUICE NEWTON SHEILA Hottest: Hottest: WPNDIBuffelo, NY Hottest: Hottest: KXIO INaehvNN, TN FOREIGNER 2-1 ONJ 1-1 John Plecillo EWLF 2-1 AIR SUPPLY 2-1 Jon Anthony GO GO'S 5-4 KILEIGalveston, TX FOREIGNER 2-2 CLIFF RICHARD ROYAL PHILHARMONI 17-11 KOOL & THE GANG GENESIS 7-2 14-10 Scott Taylor J. GEILS BAND 5-3 RONNIE MILSAP 9-4 JUICE NEWTON 18-12 BARRY MANILOW J. GEILS BAND 15-11 & BILLY SQUIER J. GEILS HALL OATES 18-15 QUARTERFLASH 16-8 BAND 23-1G DAN FOGELBERG HALL 6 OATES 18-13 BUCKNER 6 AIR SUPPLY BARBRA STREISAND 24-18 GARCIA BILLY JOEL 39-29 BARBRA STREISAND 25-20 JUICE NEWTON Hottest: BILLY JOEL EDDIE SCHWARTZ WOKUKnoxvNu, TN NICKS & HENLEY 1-1 WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA BARRY MANILOW 0106/York. PA WACZ/Bangor, ME AL JARREAU HALL & OATES Gary Adkins LRB Dan Steele 2-2 Randy Rica SNEAKER J. GEILS BAND 5-4 Michael O'Hara HENRY PAUL BAND SOFT CELL SHEILA BILLY JOEL BOB SEGER AIR SUPPLY OUEEN/BOWIE 12-7 AL JARREAR FOREIGNER Hottest: SNEAKER DON MCLEAN BILLY EW&F 14-A LRB SPRIER STEVE CARLISLE NICKS & HENLEY 3-1 EDDIE SCHWARTZ Hottest: EDDIE SCHWARTZ AIR SUPPLY NEIL PA BOB SEGER EW&F 4-5 YOUNG DIANA ROSS 2-1 Hottest: WLAN-FMILancester, Hottest: SHEILA Hottest: ONJ 2-7 KOOL L THE GANG 8-5 ONJ 1-1 Deve Russell EWLF 5-1 ONJ 1-1 GEORGE BENSON 15-9 Hottest: GEORGE BENSON 10-7 ROD STEWART 4-2 QUARTERFLASH 11-0 PAUL ONJ 2-1 EDDIE SCHWARTZ FOREIGNER 3-3 DAVIS 18-10 QUARTERFLASH 16-9 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-4 HALL & OATES 14-9 HALL & OATES 11-6 BOB SEGER NICKS & HENLEY 7-4 STEVE MILLER BAND 15-11 HALL, L OATES 11-9 JUICE NEWTON 23-18 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA Hottest: ROD STEWART 8-6 KJ100ILouisvaa KY 10-9 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 23-18 LOVERBOY 79-26 J. GEILS BAND 19-14 ROD STEWART J. GEILS BAND 10-7 Kevin O'Neal WCOOICobm:bus. GA 2-1 BERTIE HIGGINS 33-23 WHFMIRocheeter, LINDE L HENLEY B ob Raleigh NY 9-6 WOHINorfolk. VA DAN FOGELBERG LINDSEY BUCKINGHA ]3-9 WZYOIFradarlck, MD WCSCICherlpton, SC Aimee Peck Bob Canes EDDIE SCHWARTZ LOVERBOY HALL & OATES 15-10 Bop Hop Chris Bailey BOB SEGER NEIL YOUNG (dp) GREG LAKE J. GEILS BAND 19-13 GENESIS BARRY MANILOW DONNIE IRIS BOB SEGER (dp) AIR SUPPLY DEL SHANNON NEIL YOUNG T.G. SHEPPARD Hottest: Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG MADLEEN KANE QUINCY JONES BEACH BOYS NICKS & HENLEY 4-1 FOREIGNER 1-1 KISS NEIL YOUNG KISS AC/DC JOURNEY 2-2 HENRY ONJ 2-2 Hottest: JOSE FELICIANO PAUL BAND Hottest: ROD STEWART 9-4 Hottest: JOURNEY 4-3 ONJ 1-1 Hottest: ONJ 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 6-5 ONJ 1-1 ROD STEWART 5-4 GEORGE BENSON 12-6 NEIL DIAMOND NICKS L HENLEY 10-S 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-7 BARBRA QUARTERFLASH 9-7 BARBRA STREISAND 16-11 BILLY JOEL STREISAND 10-8 J. GEILS BAND B-6 5-2 ROYAL PHILHARMONI JUICE NEWTON 17-14 EDDIE BABBITT 8-4 18-1 DIANA ROSS 12-9 CARS 21-18 SHEENS EASTON 27-22 BEACH BOYS 9-8 HALL & OATES 19-12 BILLY JOEL 23-19 HALL & OATES 11-9

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GEILS BAND 12-7 GEORGE BENSON LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 9-6 NEIL DIAMOND 5-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 15-9 NICKS & HENLEY 4-2 ONJ 1-Y DIANA ROSS 4-3 CARS 20-14 RICK SPRINGFIELD HALL 4 OATES 13-9 RONNIE MILSAP 7-4 JOURNEY 20-15 QUARTERFLAEH 5-4 NEIL DIAMOND 10-8 ROD STEWART 6-4 Hottest: GEORGE BENSON 17-12 PAUL DAVIS 14-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-5 QUARTFRFLASH 13-9 SLAVE 13-7 KBBK/BoIse, ID FOREIGNER BARBRA STREISAND 19-17 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 10-7 WDJXIDeyton. OH JOURNEY 10-6 JOURNEY 11-10 HALL & OATES 10-5 Bob Lee DON MCLEAN 11-9 HALL & OATES D-14 K727(/Albuquerque, NM LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 14-10 Joe Dawson KENIIAnchorage, AK KKXL/Grand Forks, ND QUINCY .TONES CHILLIWACK 18-14 Bruce Daniels Randy Robbins KSTTIDevsnportlA SHEENA EASTON WCIL-FMICerbondele, IL HENRY PAUL BAND QUARTERFLASH 19-15 Jeff Parker Bill Young RONNIE MILSAP Tony Waltekus EW&F NIKKI WILLS EDDIE SCHWARTZ Hottest: AIR SUPPLY DAN FOGELBERG DEL SHANNON KIOA/Des Moines, IA JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP ONJ 1-1 STEVE CARLISLE (zip) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: BEACH BOYS BILL CHAMPLIN Hottest: A.W. Pantole DEL SHANNON NICKS & HENLEY 3-2 RONNIE MILSAP FOREIGNER 1-1 KISS BARRY MANILOW LRB 4-3 FOREIGNER 1-1 GEORGE BENSON NICKS & HENLEY 6-2 Hottest: BEACH BOYS ROD STEWART DONNIE IRIS Hottest: ONJ 3-2 DAN FOGELBERG LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 9-5 ROD STEWART 3-1 AIR SUPPLY JOURNEY 8-6 NEIL YOUNG ONJ 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 13-8 NICKS & HENLEY 5-3 GENESIS QUARTFRFLASH 10-7 DIANA ROSS 5-3 BOB SEGER Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND DIANA ROSS 7-6 ST. NICK JOURNEY 6-5 ONJ 4-3 JOURNEY 15-11 Hottest: 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-5 WLOL-FMISt Paul, MN NEIL DIAMOND 14-10 Hottest: EW&F 10-6 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 10-7 QUARTERFLASH 5-1 BARBRA STREISAND 13-8 ONJ 1-1 FM1021Seaamento, CA LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-8 ANNE MURRAY 12-8 PM Houston NICKS & HENLEY 6-2 QUARTERFLASH 12-9 WRKRIRecIns, WI EW&F 13-5 JUICE NEWTON 13-9 ManderslPreston ROD STEWART 7-3 Hottest: Steve Warren ROYAL PHILHARMONI D-20 KSKDISeIem, OR GEORGE BENSON 16-13 BARBRA STREISAND 19-14 KEYN-FMAVIchhls, KS FOREIGNER 1-1 HALL & OATES 31-21 AIR SUPPLY Len E. Mitchell PAUL DAVIS 21-18 KOFMIOklahoms City, OK Terris Springs ROD STEWART 5-2 QUEEN/BOWIE KENNY ROGERS D-75 LRB LRB KOOL & THE NEIL DIAMOND 8-5 AI. JARREAU GANG KYYA/Blilings. MT Chuck Morgan AIR SUPPLY PAUL DAVIS 14-10 LOVERBOY KFMZIColumbla, MO Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG BEACH BOYS GENESIS ONJ 4-1 Hottest: Jack Beg GEORGE BENSON LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-11 Stew Graziano LRB FOREIGNER & 13-6 ONJ 1-1 AIR SUPPLY HALL OATES BERTIE HIGGINS ROYAL PHILHARMONI IN Hottest: GENESIS QUEEN/BOWIE 19-14 Hottest: WKDOIEvanevlNe, NICKS & HENLEY 17-11 Hottest: Hottest: ONJ 2-1 Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND 22-16 CARS 28-22 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 2-1 Hobbs/Payne FOREIGNER 1-1 FOREIGNER 1-1 HALL & OATES 13-9 POLICE 1-1 EDDIE RABBITT 25-21 NIKKI WILLS 33-23 J. NICKS i HENLEY 10-7 GEILS BAND 17-13 NICKS & HENLEY 8-4 J. GEILS BAND 12-11 FOREIGNER 2-7 BILLY JOEL 31-24 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 11-10 JUICE NEWTON ROLLING STONES 24-19 ROD STEWART 9-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 17-1 3 GO GO'S 9-6 JOURNEY 18-14 BEACH BOYS KSPZJColoredo Springs, CO ROYAL PHILHARMONI 28-22 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 15-8 QUARTERFLASH 21-15 J. GEILS BAND 15-11 BARBRA STREISAND 22-18 RICK SPRINGFIELD QUEEN/BOWIE 30-26 GEORGE BENSON 14-9 BILLY SQUIER CARS 1e-13 Mike Daniels BUCKNER & GARCIA WSPTIStevens Point WI PARALLEL THREE KATUCasper, WY KRAVITude. OK W./FM/Youngstown. OH EW6F WRIGHT BROS. Brad Fuhr 99KGlSellne, KS DAN FOGELBERG Donna Foxx Gary Reynolds Jeff Tobin Hottest: EDDIE SCHWARTZ Denny Collier RICK SPRINGFIELD KCBNIReno, NV DON MCLEAN FOREIGNER 1-1 Hottest: AL JARREAU NEIL DIAMOND ROD STEWART 2-2 BILLY JOEL Hottest: BERTIE HIGGINS COMMODORES 1-1 Jin O'Neal BILL CHAMPLIN HALL & CATES NICKS & HENLEY 5-3 LRB k SNEAKER FOREIGNER 2-2 BILLY SQUIER NICKS HENLEY 1-1 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD DON MCLEAN 4-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-5 BEACH BOYS QUARTERFLASH 5-3 LRB BARBRA STREISAND ONJ 1-1 Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 5-4 QUARTERFLASH 12-9 EDDIE SCHWARTZ HALL & OATES 7-4 LULU DIANA ROSS 11-5 NICKS & HENLEY 5-1 NEIL YOUNG JUICE NEWTON 11-6 RONNIE MILSAP J. GEILS BAND 16-11 KOOL & THE GANG QUARTERFLASH 19-9 MI ROD STEWART 3-2 FOREIGNER HALL & GATES 15-11 WJXO/Jackson, Hottest: BUCKNER & GARCIA NICKS & HENLEY 17-10 J. GEILS BAND 7-3 Hottest: ONJ 1-1 KHYTITucson. AZ BARRY MANILOW ROD STEWART 12-11 RyaNCheeks LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-6 ONJ 2-1 K2931Peode, IL QUARTFRFLASH 10-G Rich Brother Robbin Hottest: GENESIS JOURNEY 10-7 J. GEILS BAND 13-9 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 4-1 Keith Edwards WAKXIDuknlr, MN HALL & OATES 14-8 GEORGE BENSON 20-16 EDDIE SCHWARTZ J. GEILS BAND 16-10 CON FUNK SHUN J. GEILS BAND 15-12 MI KOOL i THE GANG 39-33 John Armstrong SOFT CELL WTRUMwlkegon, DEL HALL 6 OATES 19-15 LDDIE SCHWARTZ EW&F 20-15 SHANNON LRB 38-34 GENESIS PETER CETERA Mais Stevens ROGER CARS 24-21 ROLLING STONES BRYAN ADAMS DYNASTY ROLLING STONES 28-23 AIR SUPPLY KDZAJPueblo, CO DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: BEACH BOYS BILLY SQUIER Hottest: BEACH BOYS NICKS & HENLEY 2-1 J. GEILS BAND 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: Rip Avina KOZEJLewlston, ID SHEENA EASTON ROLLING STONES 9-4 BARRY MANILOW WEST SHOCK "Crsckin"' 7-1 QUARTERFLASH 6-2 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Wee McShey ROD STEWART 9-4 CARS 11-9 BOB SEGER HALL & OATES 14-11 ONJ 2-1 BOB SEGER 25-19 Hottest: LOVERBOY ROLLING STONES 15-11 PARALLEL TWO QUEEN/BOWIE 19-12 BERTIE EDDIE SCHWARTZ NICKS & HENLEY 11-8 DONNIE IRIS 26-20 NICKS & HENLEY 4-1 HIGGINS BILLY JOEL 20-16 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 23-14 Hottest: AL JARREAU BARBRA STREISAND 15-1 ROD STEWART 3-2 CARS 30-21 GENESIS HALL 4 OATES 18-14 ONJ 2-1 WORD/Grand Rapids. MI KQKO/Omehe, NB LINDSEY RUCKINGHA 7-4 KCPXISaIt Lake CIL UT VANGELIS EDDIE RABBITT D-18 NICKS & HENLEY 5-3 QUARTERFLASH 12-7 ' KIDD/Monwey, CA Hottest: Seen Stevens Mark Evens Gary Waldron DIANA ROSS 6-5 NEIL DIAMOND 15-10 NICKS C. HENLEY 1-1 Berry Brown LINDSEY BUCKINGHA WNAMIAppleton-Oahkoeh DAN FOGELBERG BARRY MANILOW 11-7 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-4 BARBRA STREISAND KDWITopska, KN HALL & OATES 22-13 DAN FOGELBERG CRAM Caine Hottest: AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS HALL & OATES 10-6 Tony Stewart GEORGE BENSON 11-9 BEACH BOYS FOREIGNER 1-1 BILL CHAMPLIN AIR SUPPLY KQDUGreet Fells, MT Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD NICKS & HENLEY 3-2 Hottest: Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 18-15 LRB J. GEILS BAND 2-1 AIR SUPPLY LINDSEY RUCKINGHA 5-4 FOREIGNER 1-1 EW6F 1-1 Paul Wescott SHEENA NICKS & HENLEY 9-3 ROYAL PHILHARMONI QUARTERFLASH 8-5 EASTON COMMODORES 3-2 ONJ 2-2 GENESIS LOVERBOY BARRY MANILOW LINDSEY BUCKINGHA_10-6 HALL 6 OATES 15-8 ROD STEWART 8-3 ROD STEWART 4-3 Hottest: ROD LOVERBOY RICK SPRINGFIELD QUARTFRFLASH 5-4 STEVE MILLER BAND 10-7 STEWART 14-9 NEIL DIAMOND 1-1 Hottest: IA Hottest: DIANA ROSS 7-5 J. GEILS HALL & OATES 18-10 KIIKIDevenport BAND 16-10 SNEAKER 3-2 FOREIGNER 1-1 FOREIGNER 1-1 Chuck King BALANCE 6-3 oungstown. OH NEIL DIAMOND 12-8 ONJ 2-2 KGGURIversideSen Bernardino, CA W HOT/V KGWIPortlend, OR DON MCLEAN 17-13 HALL C OATES 15-9 LULU GO GO'S 4-3 Dick Thompson Jank WoJniek Save O'Neil ROYAL PHILHARMONI 18-14 BARBRA STREISAND 26-1 6 SHEENA EASTON J. GEILS BAND 10-8 EW&F 30-18 RICK SPRINGFIELD ROLLING STONES 29-21 DAN FOGELBFRG BEACH BOYS ROYAL PHILHARMONI LRB Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND BEACH BOYS KELOISIoux Feh*, SD Hottest: WOBFIEvansville, IN RICK SPRINGFIELD FOREIGNER 1-1 NEIL YOUNG ONJ 1-1 Kiln Carpenter BERTIE HIGGINS Marc Elliot QUARTERFLASH 2-2 Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY Hottest: COMMODORES 7-6 ONJ 1-1 8-5 CARS QUARTERFLASH RONNIE MILSAP FOREIGNER 2-1 NICKS & HENLEY 9-8 DIANA ROSS 12-9 12-8 BEACH BOYS BARBRA STREISAND 19-13 BEACH BOYS JOURNEY 17-9 GEORGE BENSON 19-14 QUARTERFLASH 19-11 RONNIE MILSAP J. GEILS BAND 22-16 SHEENA EASTON NEIL DIAMOND 21-14 NEIL DIAMOND 17-13 LRB HALL & OATES 25-15 SNEAKER KJRBISpokane, WA NICKS & HENLEY 23-16 RICK SPRINGFIELD WMEEIFort Wayne, IN Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 28-20 Suds Coleman FOREIGNER Hottest: John Curry 1-1 KKXXIBakersfleld, CA NICKS B HENLEY 5-2 WZZRIGrand Rapids, MI ROD STEWART 4-1 QUINCY JONES ONJ 7-3 Squlres/DeRoo RICK SPRINGFIELD DIANA ROSS 3-3 DONNIE IRIS Luden Jay LINDSEY BUCKINGHA AIR SUPPLY LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-4 11-4 GENESIS AIR SUPPLY NICKS & BEACH BOYS NEIL DIAMOND 12-7 BERTIE HIGGINS HENLEY 14-8 Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: DEL SHANNON QUARTFRFLASB 18-13 NICKS & HENLEY 2-1 NEIL, YOUNG WZOKIRockford, IL ALABAMA ROD STEWART 7-3 Hottest: NICKS 6 HENLEY 2-1 KWLOIWaterloe, IA DIANA ROSS 7-4 Mr. Ed EDDIE SCHWARTZ EW&F 8-5 ROD STEWART 7-1 HALL i OATES 12-8 Hottest: Draw Bemisy BARBRA STREISAND 19-14 J. GEILS BAND 8-5 GEORGE BENSON 20-11 LRB NICKS & HENLEY 4-1 JOURNEY 20-15 QUEEN/BOWIE 17-13 EW&F D-13 DAN FOGELBERG FOREIGNER 2-2 AIR SUPPLY CARS 20-15 GENESIS LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD KROITucson, AZ PAUL DAVIS 21-19 THE FOLLOWING WNAPflndlnspols, IN Hottest: HALL & RATES 13-9 BILLY JOEL Guy Zepdeon FOREIGNER 1-1 ONJ D-15 Hottest: KNBOITecone, WA STATIONS DID NOT Paul Mendenhall ONJ 1-1 JOURNEY 2-2 GEORGE BENSON Gary Bryan SNEAKER QUARTERFLASH 7-5 J. GEILS BAND 3-2 Hottest: REPORT THIS WEEK: CHILLIWACK BILLY JOEL LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 9-7 PARALLEL THREE 11-4 JOURNEY 2-1 AIR SUPPLY Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 12-9 ROLLING STONES 21-11 CARS 14-3 EDDIE SCHWARTZ NEIL DIAMOND 1-1 GEORGE BENSON 24-14 NEIL DIAMOND 10-7 STEVIE WOODS Z1011Madisont, WI QUEEN/BOWIE 21-13 SHEILA FOREIGNER 4-2 KFYRIBismarck, ND WAZY-FMILafeystb, IN KRBE/Houston STEVIE WOODS 9-6 LOVERBOY 26-20 Hottest: LRWMudaon Dan Brennan BARBRA STREISAND 14-9 HanslDugan ONJ 1-1 KBFM/McAllen-Brownsville PAUL DAVIS 18-11 DAN FOGELBERG Y941Frseno, CA JOURNEY 3-2 DAN FOGELBERG AIR SUPPLY KLAZ1UttM Rock RICK SPRINGFIELD Rey Appleton HALL & OATES G-5 BARRY MANILOW ROYAL PHILHARMONI WNCIICoiumbus, OH GENESIS Hottest: EW&F 13-7 WHHY-FMIMontpanery Hottest: HENRY PAUL EAND Edwards ONJ 1-1 JOURNEY NICKS & HENLEY 15-9 Steve ONJ 1-1 LRB WOMP-FMIBeWke J. GEILS BAND 6-3 FW&F LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-3 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY HALL & OATES 7-5 DAN FOGELBFRG Kee/Provo, UT HALL & GATES 14-6 ONJ 1-1 Hottest: LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 10-7 Hottest: Jim Sumpter ROD STEWART 6-1 GO GO'S 10-7 NICKS & HENLEY 4-3 FOREIGNER 1-1 DIANA ROSS 13-9 J. GEILS NICKS 6 HENLEY 10-5 J. GEILS BAND 15-9 BAND 14-7 GO GO'S 14-8 BARRY MANILOW BARBRA STREISAND 13-1] GEORGE HALL L OATES 12-10 KKLSIRapid city. SD BENSON 16-10 DONNIE IRIS EW&F 15-11 WIKSIIndian spoke. IN CARS 19-16 HALL & OATES 18-13 LRB GEORGE BENSON SkenanalI ROYAL PHILHARMONI 22-17 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 21-16 Tom Gilligan KRNAIIowe City, IA GENESIS JOE DOLCE THE FOLLOWING BOB SEGER KLUCILea Vegas, NV WOWIOmaha, NB SHEENA EASTON Bert Goynshor DAVID GATES REPORTED A DAN FOGELBERG Dave Van Stone Hottest: STATIONS J.C. Corcoran DIESEL RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 FOREIGNER 1-1 FOREIGNER FROZEN PLAYLIST RONNIE MILSAP ROD STFWART 2-1 DEL SHANNON POLICE 2-2 NICKS & BILLY SQUIEF DAN FOGELBERG HENLEY 5-3 JOURNEY 3-2 BOB SEGER CHILLIWACK 3-3 THIS WEEK: QUARTERFLASH 7-5 KINKS (zip) Hottest: QUEEN/BOWIE NICKS & HENLEY 5-4 STEVIE NICKS 4-4 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 9-6 NEIL YOUNG (zip) RICK SPRINGFIELD STEVE MILLER BAND 15-10 ROD STEWART 1-1 COMMODORES 5-5 Hottest: ROLLING STONES 15-10 DEL SHANNON (dp) QUARTERFLASH 5-3 HALL & RATES 19-14 Hottest: NICKS G. HENLEY 5-1 NICKS & HENLEY 6-4 QUARTERFLASH 9-5 NICKS & HENLEY 1-1 HALL & OATES 14-8 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 10-7 ROD STEWART 3-2 J. GEILS BAND 16-13 K8ó/Provo J. GEILS BAND 6-3 HALL & RATES 13-10 13FEAIMandroster GEORGE BENSON 12-11 HALL & OATES 9-7 ROLLING STONES 19-10 41011Meridien

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KYY3 15-13 Cn 22-19 M.pMOF UNDSEY BUCKINGHAM CHILLIWACK 0150' 20-15 1VIC 14-5 SHEENA EASTON 0103 16-12 8101íM 14-10 0650, 20-16 Trouble (Asylum) My Girl... (Millennium/RCA) OPA o W65 on 1.19 on You Cou/d... (EM/ America) 8899 K20P 22-18 22-10 6510 21-16 Basra LP: Law And Orden LP Mann. Star RIII 31-22 2111C 20-15 LP: You Could Haw With Me KI0 22-20 MUA 16-13 20r4 24-11 MBR 30-26 142121 66% 8AV 14-13 NIRU 21-17 National Summary Regionnl 09 54% ary 23-18 200/3 93% 0.091001 118/0 0094 22.112 21-19 Reach6na1 PARALLELS® Reach UP 159 Reach 41 10 17-13 CILIO 34-29 DEBUTSw 38 BUTS r. 68\ 0 OCAO 21-17 1104 28-26 m 17-17 5 66\ SAMC 26 89% AME 28 51% 5087 23-19 220 22-20 KMW 16-11 o 10 50\ 22 428 201 20-17 1121P 12-11 9990 19-17 124 M B -11 AODS ADOSDD 0l W 951 10,01016 0 496 0 010M 21-19 10111 27-23 RDW 16-11 931 23-22 W00 27-20 Parallel L Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant 920LY 20-17 MKMO 14-22 AI MRCX 0G91 15-13 613. 37-34 M1C2 30-29 a significant national influence. KIKEE 15-113 GG1 24-21 0106 I0-10 KLUC 18-13 26-21 and/or exert .LI 23-20 R00 21-17 012I 21-13 V100 a KJA 0 17-13 9M R.M 8-8 K º -s 0NC7 VI00 B 2 NVO 22-19 22-19 9062 18-14 10010n0-2] 11: stations in markets that are format -5 0880 9-4 MIM 5-3 Parallel Selected secondary QI) UTIC.1 22-20 W. 24-17 9.11 22-19 KS5a-24 0889 13-8 M.. II-10 g g 29-22 KIM 30-28 dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel 6-7 6ORCIM 27-24 MIM 27-24 A103 5-4 C101 19-15 RATI 22-18 61,41 28022 Px 32-29 NBBC a-29 OMM MOI ROMI 13-9 a-30 11812.1-17 5810 d-30 may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel 2 R96 12-12 201.2 15-24 MOr CC ]7-21 01261 1-] NPbT MA 29-28 M6 20-15 KLUG d-29 afK G 0n0-25 OKD 15-12 MlF] 7-6 5F1 lE 30-27 M one status. 61368M 8-9 KR99 21-19 602 24-20 IWFÓ33-29 MT1. 40-34 6110 on K 61TM 12-10 ROC 10-9 0104 4-3 6616 22-21 0380 4-3 01A21.1 22-19 97 22-18 9]00 28-27 MIFI3 1111 52221 25-22 RI22 5-4 1-9 31018.1 12-11 KROK 22-19 MAY 6-7 25-22 6104 d-29 in markets that are format dominant' e. 12-11 3102 26-25 211016 e-30 Parallel Ill: Selected stations smaller Ks] 7-7 KIM 23-14 7-11 OAC. M10 26-23 J8105 11-6 RJD% 13-9 0O6I 011105 34-31 d-27 22E% li -9 EUX 9-5 .630.06 3101 13-13 MM. 22-15 29-26 M. and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some W.714M11-7 18-16 0107 2-2 9-10 IOC m 1094 11-25 897 9-) WIGY 11-8 9 n 8-12 280-.1 13-8 WC 8-8 MPAY 11-I1 CO4 on WJDx 32-30 market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status. REM 7-] CFTR 1.80 14-13 v100 22-16 secondary J8105 16-11 4-5 WAX( 23-21 100110 K1o6 71 -It CWM 9-17 2103 0-21 0780 12-14 MIT 0107 12-12 NOMI 1-6 0100 36-23 C1002 10-8 83105 21-18 0019 17-16 Note: () Format dominance á based on the Monday -Sunday, 6AM- MP3C 14-12 6-6 MARY 2l-22 MACX d-28 K 094 MA22 01101 11-16 110 3-3 .93 CtTÑ5-3 m 11.22 d-30 BL11 d-23 1 2Midnight, total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron. All pre MNX 6d BCMO O104 17-22 940 30-27 0-8. 13-8 KA. 30-24 2102 2>-23 5050 14.160 on CA 11-13 OYM -30 CIfGt. 22-17 NEIL DIAMOND 0105 1103 30-27 218111 sent and possible future reporting stations are evaluated and updated twice MBOM 7-6 120112 11-9 293 12-15 14-34 MA% 63105 d-39 11670 OIOC )-2 MAC. 16-11 940 14-12 11KY 7-13 0104 27-25 annually. 201111 Yesterday's... (Columbia) RMOI 0600 24-21 139G 2]-27 WAY 2-2 21.914 8-7 0105 22-18 20811 7-9 1102 21-19 11119 10-9 2IOY 85101 a-25 e9e8 d-10 15-11 W0.1 10-11 95801 B-6 LP: On The Way To The Sky CICLW d-30 115111. 14-14 W03 11-9 0160 6-6 2.100 d-30 SCIR d-29 93 14-10 18.9.r 1820 2-1 2000 14-14 6610 34-26 214 REPORTS 0303 IS -13 01110 8-5 65104 29-27 11.30 on DENOTES FIRST IN PARALLELS. 940 9-8 9I105-10 070,6 11-18 9GCL on WEEK KJIOs ll-) HELA 1-S M4X70 29-74 WEEK 0105 20-20 65t0 5-8 MID 17-14 17612 6296 * 216 LAST 7-5 8í1 4-3 Reglonal 2021 31-26 BOUM KM 00CL 0116 5-18 BBB.8/1 7-12 ary 0M0% 29-24 01101 12-19 OCIO9 13-4 007 23-10 Reach 0102 28-26 WYS a9-16 0104 m Soya Ooetinnadl wt 18110 3-1 95X16 24-17 1IaTI 12-13 WORD 28-22 MOI 12-12 le aoa EBµR laARTII on 2812 95SGF21-25 0100 10-Ib 2.20 18-18 6891 8-11 98tLM 9-9 201111 M a-29 MM10 17-16 5C 30-a6 KO% 78Ba 66160 1)-15 MT 9II9 20-18 KPUR 12-15 ]'3 N IS K YI aa29 651M 5-2 200911 W 831 5.mm103 ANSFM a 00 d-30 on CR.O 30028 9 0101 18-18 Aros 870a JOHN DOE 6410 on 2102 32-30 MIAMI 1-] 1.11 0-16 Ist arment a /cafte 23-20 K18.11 93 -9 KI00 31-30 95S0I an 069503 0801 4-3 KAA 12-11 MLB 33-26 KRLA on WB. d -2e 0104 7-6 KYYX 18-25 M8C6 16-15 IMO.. 0P0C d-26 "Hit Song" (Anylabel) MPO% oa 0660 29-27 MILK on KFI on 281E 29-26 6010 10-9 2102 6-5 x 27-27 MIAM 6-12 K1ZR o 0BE0 2-6 N91Y 6-3 0106 2. 15,4 28-25 111101.12 WOLF 31-31 0110.1 2CSC 25-22 W 958Gí 6-5 0103 14-14 11-18 10621. 11-13 LP: Hit Song National 34-31 10-9 MME WAZPM15-9411 KIDD 112 a IL[ 27-19 m 3a1.1 WISE NAIS 6-6 Mol 8-7 KOPA 10-13 Bl 13-17 0078 17-19 22-21 o--35 M00¿ 6-9 6-2 MM 3-3 70102 18-17 MER 30-27 R Summary WON 9-8 M IA4 781. 1.02 6-6 6.414 -9 16-17 0870 1-6 01013 100125 44% KPO 15-13 MM v100 10-4 9001 1.Yl%C-28K WIC 37-27 RVOL d-27 11111. 19-17 WOLF 36-31 IOSC 5-5 181 6-3 17-11 Up 51 R d-2] 01102.A 1-8 MICI 2-2 211211 18-16 6601g KIM/ 9-26 3600.0 km.'Reech KIIt 40-33 OS% ll-6 . 0 14-11 25-24 KJR .100 d-28 MIA 16-16 910 IB-1!M.381X IS -2) OI03 on K0t>' d-29 w9V 15-10 »MI 9065 118011141.7 E 33% Debuta 20 RYYXean WI670 14-9 M. 6-3 7-11 1.PU 13-22C 70 17-12 MIRI 8-1 WBC 23-19 13-8 PA 0-2] d-30 MN d-25 iM11Mr KVOL on 20p7 25-24 WOLF 17-14 221272 2-2 H MT M 21% Same 4 g MNeC 13-12 11-9 K22P 26-22 X116 a RaXL d-25 an« 12-13 611410 5-] Gov 7-5 MA22 1.112 NCIL.1 7-10 ROK 0103 a 209 11-13 KTSA 21-20 OCPA 11-6 0100 25-22 KP2P S 58% Down 0 WOOD a-33 011111 W22 W6 KILO 23-16 RI20 11-4 OTM 1J-15 RIN, 9-8 1196 20-20 O 0511 29-26 ARC 0-IBn K22P d-30 MUR a-29 .100 13-) 161170 5-5 I2CA0 3-3 KR1% 1-3 991. 11-12 W 19% Adds 25 KEARTB 13-12 21FI 14-11 811,1 26-20 0 20 MILS a WIC 23-22 61011, on K0I21. 19-11 MPBR 3-5 KIDD 25-25 KMX 4-8 1.M2-7 KOLA 25-19 %65 33-27 221% 9-8 10-7 110!4 d-29 K11 d-32 M10LM an OIYR o MM.RIOI KPUR I1-] 1.RY 4-4 9-21 KDW 8-11 AO a-dp 911 7-7 .n 0104 17-16 897 18-25 Km 12-9 111.6 d-2. 1.RU 27-76 65 901,0 0101 9-9 91PLY II -7 OB0 5-6 6510 a-37 91160 15-14 WORD 10-6 790-M 9-7 KIEL 5-4 EX 30-29 MALYM 26-23 KBTT 28-25 KVOL 12-9 WC1t 5-3 6686 16-15 MOF irCAO d-29 65pO d-29 9100 14-13 ME8 8-6 JP10S 10-9 6606 10-10 MGBP a 9CIL.1 d-31 EXAMPLE 6116 32-25 úMT 9-12 6CPX 10-20 sBR 30-18 KM WWC 15-14 111117 21-19 0150 on 91I10 29-25 RICA e-34 CPT d-32 8VIC 9IIaI11r CROM 28-27 0103 8-8 ATI 13-13 13X11 4-3 CFTP .0% 21-20 WH. 27-22 KOKO d-23 991. 331->7 00R1 m 1RRU .000 2-I 9ICC 21-17 096 3-3 7-5 MCAO d -l0 13X 24-22 MA CPGM ona-]! 11801 15-11 RY d-38 MICI 29-26 100 CHR reporting stations on 2211721 28-20 M LM 1J-11 K65L IU -B DW 100125 - 0'BR a MAIV m K. 7-6 067 4-4 168101 13-10 1.111 13-13 92PL2 3P-25 65YITM IMA on KIM 6-5 KIYR 10-] G10 11-9 O this week including 25 new 0070 24-19 7YY% 7-5 MLAM 3-3 WRCK on 99d a KINK 12-11 KOM9 8-7 SOR MAY 14-12 4,260 16-14 .0T 30-28 111 MHM d-24 1104 9n WAIW (1-B .LI on adds. KIMM 12-7 1I0 10-7 KEIO 11-4 Mri 14-13 AM u-6 93rLY on MPMm 0103 5-2 293 >9-28 221CM a-30 20n KOM 11-10 KIIRC 6-5 WIT 11-8 NIGY 21-I8 KSLY on this weeks te - M3CKa ZOOPA 8-4 940 2]-26 61 01 28-22 44% - Percentage of 0090 KAV 5-4 95L9 6-6 2103 12-12 3183 15-10 KCB] 36-32 311, 37-32 CC d-23 KOt d -3l 6/EP 9-] 10Y70 15-8 21Kß 1)-13 2100 01105 24-20 01663 9-8 101XX 29-26 81,28 on porters Pern9 rt. 78V m 91M0 a 81AY.1 d-28 KBLY on RN93 12-14 MPr 8-6 WC. a-3110 8/000 12-10 '0G 21-6 1.20111 31-25 ATI d-35 601C.1 a 0 m on Regional Reich Percentage of re- KCBM 9-7 wleu 7-4 CK101 24-11 W. 9-6 Wn XIm on RODI d-26 - YCC01 27-25 B-2) M0 010 6D o--38n 7-3 2A.2.1 8-8 CBO 21-)1 aC1R 23-22 m .211 d-29 G M 1 porters playing the Me116-22 OBDT 21118.1 d-25 KAT] 35-30 WMU1 7-5 9C31M I7-14 70100 16-15 95xIL 20-14 110E 30-25 82 d-34 21.6 3C-23 song within each MM0 RODI -27 WIRB 9-6 11010 6-6 10210 12-9 112.0 1-11 IW1M m NIM0 7-7 1,006 d-29 5-3 K01A 4-6 101104 12-11 region 1 8 on MCBO MU 11 Y V 6-4 9900 7-5 COMMODORES 0.2 21-18 10-8 BOMO 0106 d-28 10-. M P BKUO 7-5 KM. 4-4 950 4-3 11011i65NM-31 National Summary 0.10 7-5 Oh No (Motown) 10 18-16 2WX 13-10 7-6 093 15-9 K 5-5 0104 28-77 11188 2 P of stations moving it up ROTI 10-7 LP: In The Pocket 1-9 W Y5 1-4 0102 17-16 Up 31 - Number 013M 10-8 6GCL 5-4 14-14 25E1 21-19 95601 20-19 MTRY 15-14 200 on the charts. 97C1 7-6 0102 27-24 AC6C 7-7 MOX 16-13 91FL2 10-9 14-11 920 14-10 11111 10-7 a1 WNS.1 20-17 11C00 24-21 Debuts 20 Number of stations debut NRCR 9-8 - KLUX 10-7 ALT 1-6 16211 71% meiy WO.KY 5-5 M01 1-1 I67 25-21 12-9 BITI 10-8 ing the song this week. 3. 12102 1-6 1102 21-17 UP 21 14-8 NT. 15-12 041 I1-8 N OpK 1.1.16 22-19 G 11-7 DEBUTS 0 IT 2-1 IOLN 22-20 Same 24 Number of stations reporting lC70 12-10 - ATI 4-1 7% SAXE 27 WOLF M-22 o 0210.1 8-6 ß0.0t no movement this week. (On M.22 ODO 4-5 041 DOWN I01 KILE 18-I5 KC101 5-3 12 KIARTK 14-14 YYA 10-7 591 90100 27-17 to On, Add to On. 31.31, 0100 14-8 KRY. -2P 103% 7-10 KOU 6-4 2B W. 16-13 K pU9 16-11 DAN FOGELBERG etc NPBT 11-12 294 11-7 IDI 16-15 MUR 10-B 0101 27-27 MGI9M 13-9 RIIBM éa0C 19-15 694 21-17 MV10 5-1 Leader Ott.. (Full Moon/Epic) it O1M 3-8 3-9 Down 0 Number of stations moving WEB 6-6 02 15-15 6100 17-17 Y10LR7 0-5 MOM7r - MR2.1 7-29 - 100 5-5 8-4 136 27-25 LP: The down on their charts. 010 V100 2-8 P2102 5-5 W65 9-7 Innocent Aga NR61EM 7-1 g 0001 8-10 RJR 4-3 902I M3 Adds 25 Total number of stations KM 9-8 OIIP 21-14 - tA22 @.81M OSPE 1-1 152/43 71% Natiol KOBK 2-4 KI10 9-8 98aN19-16 adding it this week. a. MA8C 12-12 E.19 19-19 9CP% 3-2 10-90 3-11 0103PA 21-16 9-P UP 44 1II18< 11 -IO 616A 8-6 K96 5-5 RAV K22P 17-13 DEBUTS 45 29 3-8 9.70 8-4 0011 7-6 13ri0 20-17 1202 19_14 1 o SAMF n 14-11 KPO 5-11 20070 111071 13-25 11 DOWN MIII 10-15 897 7-12 21 M 2-15 2 761 12-P -.Aut4=. APLS 43 9665 21-21 9000, 1-3 ]-B 22. PRO - FM 2-1 MMOM 1-7 MMA¢P 1-1 8A22 3108 22-29 MO'1- 21 4-11 CPTR 6-8 603 10-9 0G0 12-7 MJDX 33-31 KRO d-30 11-9 OJDX 5-8 10219 10-10 1001M 9-23 1193 14-16 kaMi 7-5 IIX%10 3-9 MA22 1.011 200I 11-19 M08 II -9 0100 30-23 AM SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON 16090 11-10 WIg 11101011 1100 1-4 1011228Y 3-1 MOI 14AY 15-23 MBC1 Sweet Dreams (Antata) YP 11-16 MAN 1-19 9-7 MYP a0-27 Turn Your Love... (WB) 91% 12-11 X011 M a-11 293 16-27 W112 2-2 1.81 7-9 24-22 wul WAXY W I LP: The One The You Love LP: Th. 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R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981 Page 63 adio& ecords nß_12. NIffIONAI!AIRPLAW4O_ súmmary Album cuts are listed in order 164 REPORTERS of airplay preference. December 11, 1981 STONES maintained the 11/20 11/27 12/1 12/11 'Start' "Limo" top AOR airplay position . "Waiting" "Fire" 1 1 1 1 ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) .. for another week, garner- "Centerfold" Title "Flamethrower" ing the lion's share of hot 7 6 5 2 J. GEILS BAND Freeze -Frame (EMI America) Tide "Reply- "Man" "Dark" reporta. GEILS jumped in- 3 3 2 3 GENESIS Abacalb (Atlantic) with a "Heart" "Find" "Right" "Cruisin' " to second place 5 4 3 4 QUARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen/WB) winning share of total Tide "Since" "Cruiser" "Victim" mentions. CARS inched 22 7 6 5 CARS Shake It Up (Elektra) "Every" "Journey" "Spirits" up in hots. LOVERBOY 2 4 6 POLICE Ghost In The Machine (A£tM) AC/DC 2 'Working- "Over" "Jump" held rock steady. 8 8 7 7 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) leaped upwards as last Tide "Get" "Finger" "Evil" week's adds converted. 22 8 AC/DC For Those About To. (Atlantic) "Flying" "R&R" "Mountain" OZZY held his own as 11 9 9 OZZY OSBOURNE Diary Of A Madman (Jet/CBS) 11 "Waiting" "Hero" "Urgent" "Night" QUEEN inched up. ROD 4 5 8 10 FOREIGNER 4(Atlantic) moved up in hots. MOLLY "Under Pressure" gained in upper rotation 17 12 12 11 QUEEN Greatest Hits (Elektra) 'Turks" "Tora" "Jealous" "Long" mentions. KINKS inched 18 16 16 12 ROD STEWART Tonight I'm Yours (WB) SABBATH "Power" "Fight" "Goodbye" up in mediums. 9 9 10 13 TRIUMPH Allied Forces (RCA) showed gains in upper "Heart" "Home" rotations. PAUL grew in 13 15 13 14 STEVE MILLER BAND Circle Of Love (Capitol) "Lady" "Power" "Bloody" mediums. SNEAKER 27 18 15 MOLLY HATCHET Take No Prisoners (Epic) in me- "Don't" "Stone" Tide "Keep" snuck upwards 6 10 11 16 JOURNEY Escape (Columbia) diums and hots. HALL "Leather" "Edge" "Stop" "Think" held his own. FLOYD de- 10 14 14 17 STEVIE NICKS Bella Donna (Modern/Atco) "Surfer" 'Pacific" "Open" "Get" buted with strong men- 23 19 17 18 NEIL YOUNG Et CRAZY HORSE Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise) rotations "Closer" "Tom" "Spirit" "Red" tions in all (most 15 13 15 19 RUSH Exit ... Stage Left (Mercury/PG) ... . airplay coming from a re- "Destroyer" "Dial" "Beth' recorded "Money"). 12 18 21 20 KINKS Give The People... (Arista) 'Trouble" "Mary" CHILLIWACK resurged a 20 20 19 21 LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM Law And Order (Asylum) as "Turn" "Voodoo" "Sign" Tide bit GO -130's climbed 33 23 24 22 BLACK SABBATH Mob Rules (WB) PAT resurged a bit BOB- 'Attack" "Hurts" "Love" "Let" BY debuted with 48 total 16 17 20 23 GREG LAKE Greg Lake (Chrysalis) "Keeping" "Living" "Hollywood" reports and strong me- 33 26 24 HENRY PAUL BAND Anytime (Atlantic) - "Lunatic" "Ships" dium and hot mentions. 14 21 23 25 RED RIDER As Far As Siam (Capitol) STAR continued Its "Don't" "One" "Lonely" resurgence. WELCH de- 34 31 26 SNEAKER Sneaker (Handshake/CBS) - "Poor" "Nights" buted with strong adds 25 25 25 27 SURVIVOR Premonition (Scotti Bros./CBS) "R&R" 'Hollywood" Tide and mediums. The Signifi- 19 22 27 28 BOB SEGER it SILVER BULLET...... Nine Tonight (Capitol) 'Tryin" cant Action listings came "Somebody's" "Star" closest to charting this 31 29 29 29 JOHN HALL BAND All Of The Above (EMI America) "Clary" week. 30 PINK FLOYD A Collection Of Great.. (Columbia) "Money" 26 32 31 CHILLIWACK Wanna Be A Star (Millennium/RCA) "Girt" "Rock" 26 "Moments" "Hard" "Times" 21 24 28 32 DAN FOGELBERG The Innocent Age (Full Moon/Epic) "Lost" 32 30 30 33 RAINBOW Jealous Lover (Polydor/PolyGram) Tie "Happen" "Town" The AOR National Airplay/40 chart 36 36 34 GO-GO'S Beauty Et The Beat (IRSIAEtM) "Lips" "Beat" "Lover" "Lonely" "Gone" "Datif' represents add, medium and hot 30 35 33 35 BILLY SQUIER Don't Say No (Capitol) rotation activity in all musical con- "Promises" "Fire" "Just" Title figurations. Artiste' chart numbers 29 31 37 36 PAT BENATAR Precious Time (Chrysalis) are displayed over e four -week "Losers" "Haze" "Josephine" period. The artiste in Italics register- . Bobby Et The Midnites (Arista) - 37 BOBBY & THE MIDNITES ed the most rapid gains in airplay "Breakout" for the 40 -40 38 SHOOTING STAR Hang On For Your Life (Virgin/Epic) "F" Entry or in rotational conversions - "What" "Two" "Remember" week. Album cuts ere listed in or- -> 39 BOB WELCH Bob Welch (RCA) der of popularity; cuts in bold italic "Try" 'Angel" type are also current singles. 24 28 35 40 JOHN ENTWISTLE Too Late The Hero (Atco) 'Tail" ADDED. MEDIUM THE HOTTEST MOST 12/11 1214 11/17 1120 11/13 12/11 1214 1127 11/10 11/13 12/11 1214 1127 1120 11/13 010 1 166/143167/141 169/143181/161 62/167 1 MOLLY HATCHET 105/75 106/71 119/7 18,5 ROLLING STONES 1 PINK FLOYD 8238 68,56 fie 0,0 0/'1 -0 Take No Prisoners (Epic) A-1 A-10 Aß09 A-18 Tattoo,.. (Rolling StoneiAtcW AO O A-0 -0 A Collection... 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(Full Moon/WB( M-22 M-22 M -U M-9 M-0 he -46 -46 Attack" H-22 H-26 H-31 H-26 H 19 "Harden My Heart" Iton M-38 M-31 "Livin' In The Limelight" Hó H-4 H-7 H-6 H1 166/13 165/136 166/139 3 HENRY PAUL BAND 86/73 8441 96/1 3A 0/7 4 POUCE 148/124148/130 4 HENRY PAUL BAND 916/14 84/18 3/.i 010 A-1 A-0 Aó A-1 Anytime (Atlantic) A-14 A-18 A-94 A-3 Ghost In The... (ABM) A-0 Anytime (Atlantic) M-73 M-61 M-1 M-0 M-24 M-17 M 19 M-16 M-16 Tie "Keeping" "Keeping" H4 H-6 H-1 H-0 "Every Little Thing" H-0 H-6 H-1 H-0 167/120168/126 166126160/124169/127 5 BLACK SABBATH 8667 9659 9658 80/1 0/7 6 GENESIS 4 IN HARMONY 2 19//14 32 1/1 60 Mob Rules (WB) A-0 A-11 A-19 Aó8 Abecab (Atlantic) AO -0 A-0 -0 -0 In Harmony 2 (Col.) M-1 M-1 M-1 M-0 Tie 32 "Night" H-22 H-20 H-16 H-0 Title M-37 M-33 IM -32 M-36 "Santa Claus" H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0 14814 6 OZZY OSBOURNE 12441 123,53 118.51 122/75 11926 5 CARS 164/120160/10614546 6 BRYAN ADAMS 32/13 192 1,5 162 160 7 A-138 ó Diary Of A... (Jet/CBS) A-3 A-3 Aó A-10 Aó6 Shake It Up (Elektra) A-2 A You Want.. (A&M) M-13 M-13 M-10 M-10 M-9 Mó M-0 Tie "Flying High" H-00 H-67 H-62 H37 Hó Title M-31 M-42 Mó3 Lonely" H-0 H1 H-6 H1 H-7 136,80 14688 132/43 7 SNEAKER 7666 69148 87141 6127 38/13 7 LOVERBOY 144/98 14449 8 STARFIGHTERS 14/13 6,5 0,0 60 0,5 Sneaker (Handshake(CBS) Aó A-13 A-18 A-17 A-19 Get Lucky (Columbia) A-0 A-3 Al AJ -21 Starfighters (Arista) M-1 M-0 Mó8 "Don't Let Me" H-14 H-10 H-0 H-7 H-6 'Working" M19 Mó2 IIM-66 M-08 "Alley Cat Blues" H-0 H-0 132/12 I27,0 A 8 JOHN HALL BAND 94,51 73152 74148 88146 70i51 8 AC/DC 134t19 8 BOB WELCH 46/10 44/14 31/14 2114 All Of... (EMI America) A-2 Aó A-13 Aó Aó For Those... (Atlantic) A-9 A113 A2 Bob Welch (RCA) M-33 M -Z7 M-24 M-16 M-14 "Crazy" H-11 H-18 H-14 H-14 H-11 Title M-36 M-7 M-0 'What Ya Don't" H-3 H-3 H-2 H-1 H-3 147/124163/136 9 LOVERBOY 14418 14462 13685 14648 13248 9 FOREIGNER 11880 132/100I144n1 9 AC/DC 1344 132/11 727 010 0,5 Get Lucky (Columbia) A-0 A-3 A-1 Al A-21 4 (Atlantic) A-0 A-0 AO A-0 -1 For Those.. (Atlantic) M36 M7 M-0 Tie M31 M-23 M 17 Tie Working" H-M Hó9 H-40 Hó8 H-43 "Waiting For A Girl" M37 M-32 Title Hó9 H-12 H-0 12449 138/116143/117 9 ROD STEWART 11318 113164 116,51 112/13 1124 10 JOURNEY 9649 111/88 9 EDDIE SCHWARTZ 4124 41/14 , 0 23/19 12/11 A-0 Tonight I'm Yours (WB) A-3 A-3 A-5 A-13 A-93 Escape (Columbia) A-1 A-0 A-0 A-0 No Refuge (Atco) M-31 M-25 M-17 M1 M-0 M-20 M-26 Tir "Young Turks" H-44 Hó6 H-00 Hó6 H-10 "Don't Stop Believin' " M-26 a1-23 M-26 Title H-2 H-2 H-1 H-0 H-1 113/74 127/87 12846 12746 11 LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM 8115 10248 9613 92143 9451 11 TRIUMPH 102,88 9 DELBERT McCUNTON 314 24/7 0Y0 0W A-1 Law And Order (Asylum) A-2 Aó A4 A3 A-4 Allied Forces (RCA) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 Plain' From The... (Capitol) M-18 M-12 M-0 "Trouble" H41 H-48 H-48 H18 H-39 "Magic Power" M-36 M-39 M10 M-42 9441 Tie Rag" H-0 Hó H-0 "Heartbreak 11647 112,52 116,56 114,56 12 RO^ STEWART 113,84 113,56 11680 112,58 112/10 0/1 60 12 STEVE MILLER BAND 104/44 9 TIM BOGERT 119 6/3 44 A-14 A-3 A-3 Aó A-13 A-93 Circle Of Love (Capitol) A-1 A 1 A-3 Al Tonight I'm Yours (WB) Progressions (Townhouse) M-2 M2 M-0 Tie M13 M-9 "Heart Lake A Wheel" Hó9 Hó3 Hó7 Hid H-46 "Young Turks" 1446 Mó4 Mó1 "Try To See It" H-0 H-0 H-0 12248 137406 12 RUSH 86M4 108,53 10661 106144 110/12 13 STEVIE NICKS 97,52 146/12 10931 13 LAMONT CRANSTON... 9,5 0/7 0r11 0,0 0,5 A-0 Left (Memo ' r, A3 A-1 Al A 18 A-90 Bella... (ModernlAtco) A-0 A-2 A-0 A-0 Shakedown (Waterhouse) M-1 Tie 'Stage "Closer To The Heart" H-47 H-64 H-64 H-44 Hó "Leather & Lace" M-36 rem M37 M-38 M-31 Various Cuts H-0 1194 12 KINKS 9111 91/43 101144 116,50 124148 14 OZZY OSBOURNE 12440 123,57 118162 12237 14 SAXON 11/7 8,5 4/4 0,0 60 Aó8 Give The People... (Arista) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 Diary Of A... (Jet/CBS) A-3 A-3 Aó A-10 Denim... (CarrerelCBS) MJ M-3 M-0 Mó1 M-76 M-26 Tie "Destroyer" H-47 H-48 Hó7 H-06 H-76 "Flying High" M-01 Mó3 "Out Of Control" H-0 HO H-0 116,68 114146 15 SURVIVOR 59/41 72146 73/4/8 8740 90,51 16 STEVE MILLER BAND 10469 111,1.3 112,57 14 GROVER WASHINGTON 22/7 12/1 3A 60 0,5 A-4 A-14 PremorAion (Scott{ Bite/ Oc A-1 AO A-0 A3 A-2 Circle Of Love (Capitol) A-1 A-1 A-3 Come Morning (Elektra) M-2 J-13 M-0.1-0 M-0J-3 rie Mó6 Tie "Poor Man's Son" H-17 H-27 H-26 H-24 H-27 "Heart Like A Wheel" 9014 Mó2 Mó2 M 66 "East River Drive" HO H-0 HO 15 RAINBOW 1 6812 63/41 6S<1f 4626 14 EMMYLOU HARRIS 10/7 3/3 0,5 0,5 60 (Polydor(PG) A-3 A-0 A-1 A-10 A-7 Cimarron (WB) M-3 M-0 Jealous Titis H-0 H-10 H-11 H-9 H-12 Various Cuts H-0 H-0 The Hottest reports of charting artists are displayed over a five -week -week of charting artists are displayed user a (ice -week The Added reports cot charting artists are displayed over a five The Medium reports period They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation he in order of total r'ports within the speri is rotation period They are listed in order of total rrports within the spec rotation penod The,/ are listed luir the week Two numbers 'allow each album title The first represents each album title The first represents for the week Two numbers follow each album itle The first represents for the week Two numbers follow total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec week The sec stations playing the album this wei k The ser - total number of our reporting stations playing the album this total number of cour reporting and is the number o) those stations that reported it in hot rotation this week these stations that reported it in medium rotation this and is the number of those stations that added t this week Below und is the number of those Below (hose numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other for the of the album's reports In her numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations week Below these numbers are breakdowns rotations for the week -rhe,elburies preferred airplay rut is listed cut is listed week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed rotations (or the week The album's preferred airplay

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 64 R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981 non BREAKERS' Significant Action JAZZ ON &O'J Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week. PETER CETERA Peter Cetera (Full Moon(WB) "Limelight" "Line" Total: 48, A-18, M-2Z Hd 5 1 GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Come... (Elektra) "River" Title JOAN JETT I Love Rock -N -Roll (Boardwalk) Title "Crimson" Totale 42 A-26, M-13114 8 2 ROSS TRAUT Ross Traut(Headfirst) "Go" 'Bird" EDDIE SCHWARTZ No Refuge (Atco) 6 3 (MCA) Title "Heart" Totale 42. A-9, M-31, H-2 CRUSADERS Standing Tall "Night" "Glad" TOMMY TUTONE Tommy Tutone-2 (Columbia) 3 4 BOB JAMES ...Sign Of The Times (Tappan Zee/Col.) "Jenny " Total: 34. A-3, M-29, H-2 Title U2 October (Island/WB) 1 5 AL JARREAU Breakin' Away (WB) "Gloria" "Fall" Tof18k A-8, M-23, 33 H4 Title "Love" No records qualified for AOR Breaker BRYAN ADAMS You Want It - You Got It(ABM) 4 6 TIM WEISBERG Travelin' Light(MCA) statué this week. "Lonely" Total -32. A-13, M-1$ H-6 Title "Nights" HALL N OATES Private Eyes (RCA) 7 EARL KLUGH Crazy For You (UA) "I Can't" Title Tofak 31. A-0 M-12, H-19 'Twinkle" Title ROSSINGTON-COLUNS BAND ....This Is The Way (MCA) 2 8 TOM COSTER TC (Fantasy) "Stop" "Straight" Total: 31. A-0 M-24 11-7 "Heart" DELBERT McCLINTON Plain' From The Heart (Capitol) 10 9 JOHN McLAUGHLIN Belo Horizonte (WB) "Heartbreak" "Sandy" Totale 31. A-9, M-16, H-8 Title "Stardust" ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION Quinella (Columbia) .114 10 SOFTWARE Marbles (Headfirst) "Homesick" "Alien" Totek 30. A-1, M-18, H-11 Various Cuts These albums, displayed over a two-week period, received significant reports Significant Action listings showcaoa product in all musical configurations but did not chart this week on the National Airplayl40 listing. This chart that has received significant airplay but which has not garnered sufficient represents activity based on a combination of add, medium and hot reports, reports to chart on the National Airplay140 listing. These records ere listed in as well as special jazz programming. The album's preferred airplay cuts are order of airplay. They may be either still on the rise, or former National Air listed; singles are in baled /take. Artists' names are in both ?talks if they playl40 chart acts. registered significant airplay gains this week. REGIONAL nal2 ACTIVITY

MOST ADDED MEDIUM THE HOTTEST IN HARMONY 2 In Harmony 2 (Columbia) 9/8 GREG LAKE ROLLING STONES EAST JOAN JETT Greg Lake (Chrysalis) 21/18 Tattoo... (Roiling Si neni/A 155)3l(1ú15 I Love Rock..- (Boardwalk) 16/6 MOLLY HATCHET J. GEILS BAND Albany 104 IN Boston PINK FLOYD Take No Prisoners (Epic) 24/16 Freeze... (EMI America) 36/32 518-482-5555 61 7-266-1 1 1 1 FM A Collection... (Columbia) 14/4 NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE GENESIS POLICE Q1o4 IM1 1,13b/L M De Y rLL( (Atlantic; LLLLA KEIMW CMS IEIM PO: OLUIPW BILLY .1 .Iixl1 BRYAN ADAMS Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise) 25/15 Abeceb (Atlantic) 36/32 E SS: LIx bRNiF WEIn0R 1 MI .01ík) K: 10 . MILLER MLL 4 ORTES Il.AI .West You You... HENRY PAUL BAND CARS MIS Want It - (ABM) 13/4 INls+e) beta EARS ILS AMOl NOLL. STOLES SLACK SASS Ile) J. Eins.0 GEMI Ae Ice( DELBERT Anytime (Atlantic) 18/14 (Pol I Ines/Pace) TIN IM/1Rl ITo.mowl ROLLING STOWS McCUNTON Shake lt Up (Elektra) 36/31 J. SILO BAD lall Ma' (cal .M (POI ywr/PoI y.*el lib I I I ng51n/Atwl ROD LEB) Plain' From The... RUSH POLICE STEMMT CAN JETT ILSln POLICE 1.11401.U1N (Capitol) 10/4 GENESIS IMI/OIc) 00DI0 ILw.n PC/DC 1/0.1181 ODW'S INS/010 0T 1KJIN11 141511 S40 TIM BOGERT Exit.. (Mercury/PG) 27/12 Ghost In The... (A&M) 32131 I SER11 l SILA 1413. el( USBLLRK 1/11111 0005)5 IRIS/NMI NEIL Y.1144W4 4 (NAST GENESIS IMlenllcl Progressions (Townhouse) 5/4 r/RNsIMANl Melee MALL L UTES IM/ Bib SEGNE E SIGNER (Capita. AIRKT I.Ilxlel numbers 11111' Two numbers follow each fwu numbers 11411.55' Neolue 00.14.13./NA/n1 a l.et/rel KINKS IN +e/ Ywa follow each album Yh)- alum title. The each album title It. J ... MALL BAIO IEMI AC IOOI JOALA eR STEVE MILLER BARD 1411511 RD STFYMT Ire( first represents firm represents total number of I. .10)111) total numM'r of Eastern .ta - first represents tidal number of t AStIrel Cllr MlLET I.Icl 1 STEVIE MICAS 11.11rn/Paw) FWEIOO .1.14)NEIL

1 501M15 91.1119 Mw Iter ISIIx141 COSTELLO . MUM. ONLY MCOY OWES IMe0Ole/PoIy4) 1401101114 playing the album this week Th; alham this, weak The bOIS" - stations playing the album 1hù week The. FARM, 1 PARIANKMI I1 I LIB/RMl wl 111104111104100y1410UIININY1 Enid is the R ((BIST.) PRETENDERS econd is the number of tb/lW 111.11 number of those stations second Is the number of those stamen, INC/Col1 rl.1e1 1S1r5/M 1 {RILL IV.KMA IMII leM1..0 station, who re- NOVO CONI (Poi year/Polytrel -QUEEN t D. (na.trl MTES 1.40 ALIKE Ire/ added it this week. ported It in mºdiem rotketinn this week. who reported it in hot rotation the. week STEVE MALATE BANG 14100 o.>1 N I NUS (KA) -QUEEN 4 D. ROTE (E1eerel PRETENDERS (Sire/ABI CULL Ihrs/re) PAT BEMTM (Mys0l Is) -SIFT CELL 111r0/1161 USG 1. NUSS IMlrcer1/FelStrel JM /1010.1 = LUveeOY 1101.1e Jeri ú00e1 1.5E bR lOMM1 11C.'1..1 ST00R I.I Ixle; ILS 1.4epererrLBSI Le YIet fa11z COMYE N11*ITES "elate)bee Claremont Hartford Long Island NILNOI GIL aWTTyCRO I PEALING (.C4rl IAbn; GN FO sM10rq.1es 603-542.7735 203-247-1060 B ILLS J 0.4.0 l N..M (Fu NwT/n/0043 WECM 516-4859200 r PO: 111111) LILETT FEAT ILEI KIT 1011001.1.00/Y 2. ELVIS COSTELLO x00114 SUIES INEL LAKE IMHei i5e MIKE IMI M RAINIER)CM/ IO: 1LL BOLLE 4.. 10211x1e. "GOoo aper F LIMI I Ing1m co : M'. NC... SILLY J.EL I.15ue AYM 01.11TLE /M1 (.4) Saw BRUIT Cw 0005 R/O 'D: .1E STBMI nrel M 411LLE IMI.I+Ic/ Abe K 1ALOILIN ISO) JUx PEST WBG/ PO: MMIEL F. 16510E POLICE INNI c STMT CATS l lynrtl TItle Ml ill DELBERT BIB BITTEN 420Y b0et rettest MSS TRAUT I404 CIlleerememimrime. 411lal I UM.. IM/OSI LN YM IIIE (MI Ir11 CAr10 BTRIE I105/1111 JETT 1. NNUM.:."00 TN BO.RT 11 eben 1 Toniew `Ma:'t KIKI J. -PIG FREDDIE II RO 1N Rr MG Local/ A IFeMetyl UµBERE bCl11REM EARS leer51 M 1 lyl 141f5. .ISSI. O BIRD 0004.1 DA 410 6115.1 IMI Bridgeport K LAPPET LANE 130501 ALL SPORTS15 RA ID o4a KELLM IM) EENE.15114.000 tNl 5 1.8411 GENESIS IM IN,I00 R.e 10111 Q. .114 BOIE IMI MIL YDIRL I UMIY Netest 203-579-9995 5110 Xalcl la/Mlaplel WY... b+ -951m -SPOT GELL rwA 10011011 SOUP/ SALES NA) IM/Raprlwl f CELL SlrS/reu 02 Singe. WINE SCMAR./ IAlcol btT01 RAIN1K I Pe) yeT./Pol y4e1 L4VERBOT Imllrlel B1R NüO IRAI MLL S CATES IMI 1WNAROPTREISS1i.r/rei INNI JAM ARATMOING (NMI SS !M5 lfNa+rsl RSe 11rclry/PolyGe) usM 11.811 J. GE ICs BAIO (EMI Mr leer PO: BP KCCN CAF lIliEMK STEVIE NICKS lborn/Atw) u Sawyer. Lloser...Nr .4./01 latiantl. 401 BALE GOLDS(. r,tSes, POLICE (Pull Ib11/cl O0051S IMIM1cN SIEVE MILLER BIR0 1(1911511 J. GE ILS BAIO INI 44rIc1 IN N J. 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EEILS 1021.10 a,-fö'S IIgS/MMN IMI BUS Idl MrIc1 Úr00 n) 5020048 I.1ub11 MIIIBOEI (Polyar/Polyfrei STEVE MILLER 141.11 1aptrNle Title M1 -S SOV/le ELL Je/015) 'MN Peti* LEAOR (IMw0e10/451 0S1314100 I ./IRs1 02 MU/M1 BUOY MIDN IVEOTES IM ls,el RAIISS OUT MTM INDI CHILLIMAA 1SI11nnlueM1 I STpES D ELBERT ILLJINTUP (Capitol, IS .I0E1 1Ny1-1 1Po11n4en/Atwl Sob lat..; PAUL c1 STEVE MILLER BAIO 141 T1) BU}IIKMM RD STEMMT LIBI )EMT PAUL MID 1001et01a) RED RIDER ICap1,c UM M. NMIDEUME31YIrslnl INC Mole.. ROetiINMM (Polyv/PoIyEr4/ LOVe6L* .1.1Ne tMyel lsl LNII1 LMG IN Ilann IM/MI 141IL0He (RCA/ GEMI .WI/MS 104 0 R01c.1CapIt0 1I ELVIS Lu5TELL4 {.. 1 1X141 Title Mn s Car PETER CETERA (Full 0000) BLACK BABBATN ;M; (POI 011./SIR DERDe SS KISS CRINS. Irel stil ELL Sire/NEO .000/Po) yO-sl TO IE 105,re1 '\ JOAN PEE1 IW8w1A1 IOwPO FUNK R.R. IE01 I LOIY POELI (PolyOor/Polyre A.IS TELL BAIO A4.155) SMI Se C. LCOSTEA TI Tlll "zap USa*RK GMT/S11 IFNI 101E/101 110 0611 TRW. IRAI MEEM (1501'1 IoM ERBT INDI ;Metrsr Hartford M 4ORLLE 01IM10) Jon L STEMMI STAN nbrO.el.) rut...NT5 LEB) B ALE SABBATS IBA) 101.10 'ARE WCCC AMIFM SNEAKER IMe.'M/OS/ TIC YFRMT 1411111 K40 203-233-4426 SLACK SNBALX )MI GENESIS IATISITIO) C1100 140y/or/Poly.. NUMEY 1.11x11 GWEIOER I0lapticl EIM l M TS IEec) NIAS TE 1411 1115100 bttest (AEG LAIE IMp41I51 10.00 CT/Pelyb.l R. IRNER i81 BULLES 5wnl (.I Nip SIMO,gles PETER CETERA I ben/103 n .LUNG STOICS KINKS S ULLY 1610501 119)5) Irlate GGARY0 N1RIU { TIE IEplcl DMtrSSr NOMe...4101 JAR MLL BAND (ON her Ice; A/W ( ík1 NTO iT4M1 Irel NEIL Yw6 E OMIT 1XM TrM Ire/Rprl Harrisburg J. GE ILS BND 1.1 Mr ice) Lewiston -Portland B.EK SAeBATO EIREIbEA 10Ie01c1 10 1. ADMPE.NMs / 1402 IWBLM1Oe 207 783 2065 717-238 OKAY IM /(811 ?- BLHNT S NONIIES IMI4+1 /KNIT NUL BALD 11111011. US.. GENESIS 1ík1 etc ALAI LINSET BULAINOXM GM/M, CMS 1 ) K: ME LIA. P:IILE INNI NCO l 111M051050WGN IMrcy/Polyre PL. MIM RUSK, 1040 LENS Oblyer/Pol Aral u.n 14114/1B/ LOYaeOT 10811x10 TOIIY TUTUS POLICE INN/ l.11x141 PEEN 1155+r1 SCALY MTLYET EClcl Acieee -109-5546/JX1n BED RIDER 4ltell NIL E Tu.G WAIY CARS IEl4Mre/ 005 POLT IMett Irst) STEW 101.14.11 .00 1441+01) 016/M110101A Pone UMI1eNtr1 MIMO IPo^'pr/101y(r1 AAK) K QUAK IN Ire; 00141001 Mr1 115. A J.MeOü PO: JETT MOFMvI lfrottl rolWsl FEAEOGNA 1 EWER% GISM.TI FLN. Jetl E111NISTLE IMw Poor Nn's b Buffalo SNAKES 1Nn100/(B51 POLICE CETEM IF I TITle .411. STN 101,91./ 60101 1.0 METER 1 Nn/1.re b0et (JIFEN 110rel b11,10 Singles M11STENNT PIKE PAT BOPTM MI00 NILS LOQEM KOCWrett/KAI lrin/llxl lt 716-885-9700 I. GLOM 1.1281.1 IOSEY 41.0111110ºM IANyle.) 14.18 ND MI BPT MANS INSI OIS010eed PA LL Ian/ Ici 10+y ItI. qtRieC DAN 1.11116 STONES MNtwT FIQLBESS W: N.G. MNLAS WALING 51000: 31 won/Epic 1Po11 InqNll/Mw/ I 11011.0.1.3RAIN. 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STEVIE SILKS IMaSOOM31 Ba Jett BUCHure1 3 el. ¡ar 1L6 SEGER 4 SILVER 140511 PM FUND IESY UEMIE 1Nt/WSI x u.1.a^n Parr R.® OURTOIAn A' $TNRR )br0e1,. SLAE160Y 1.11x11 1..x11 41. TleeeRDP None l.M tercet/Poi yerei FIREIOWR IM C cl s PoI.MI : 103141 BLACK í MJ MnaO...NYaln+e RIS IN LAII Try r J. MILS BAIO 1E141 Mr Ice) MEG LAKE 1.0.1111 SILK SABBATH M ENM1IlTLE (Pawl S10)yl.s CATIL BAreIE 111../181 41.US.. AL NUM BAM SBUP00 M/(11S/ 1411.101411.10(MLA/ ROLLING !TONS NIL 000 /S Q.IT BILLY S011.140.011 T.1A Dlrty L.:PY BALES IM) IXIiIc) MEG LANE n' LNEIG00R len/ice DEVt tb I011 InOte/Mc1 Iß)1OPIw0re// RED RIDER 1411411 GE.GE LAN-IN 1.10/01.1151 MTE L>.L S OPER G 10 1801/1 I Irgele/FDIC) SNEAKER OLMMM/5551 AIMS INletal .NAB .011 l GENIIS 01041110'STM NI 1.400 lel FUEILNA 10010,0101 URS 11 IRI NAGT KERNT 8E91. -QUEEN 4 D. BOLE aller1 lOILS pqLTNR IMIap1Ic) RIN MI11 le w IASK 00S1i IMrcY/Pol bra) P1 BE16IM 1040e1141 PALEL INNIS) 1.100. 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ENI Amr ice, DAN *VIBE% (100 900, MNG 100110014) n ML a VAL 0x9101 POLICE 111111 SNNT IMO 1100 lylrgin14101 rf GENESIS 105 Me/IYFE4 i.EIIE 1601 002o1/4101 BK BLKK 5NBAtN iW, Moon/161 SAGA 1409109 W,.. PETER CETERA 1601 IMx2 11-00'5 I IRS/NMI/OLMI O01T 00012 Jazz PDI NB ELIDEM 0230 OSBWLE N0/051 BOOBY a RICRITE5 1ArlFTa1 NE IL YOUNG S WARY SNEAKER IN59M010./[BSI P PANELM 14.011 ROLLING STONES 00/00Dr1x1 `Mr Lles We. Y4 40..000+ 9E1E5 CETERA tfull Non/161 sRN *19B4Y 141(001z1 I Ingatn/0001 Nz, Let N IN MINIM. í 14100 Ibl RIEN 111.r<.y/PolyQel M1Ú9 (NNI Maw MUN (Meru .,/PoIYGei TRADE 015101[5 QUEEN Elektre/ 011000 KIllIME 100/051 Sent Clxs.. NAIV 1®S) 1M.,r/051 NEWLY PALL BANG lA+lent 01 SSSousp10s CARS K101 RUM IDE IDE (NMI SIMPLE 111119 ROD STEYMT Nn ROD 1MS/N11 IEn(tr11 Can't -00/01.6 8 110xro101 STEYMT .1 NICKS - 0E NNI POI 1019Á. (00110012 91000 AIMS 1.11 STEVIE (1911n10,[01 ,*o'/POI 00.) 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SILS WA 1E11 Neer 1.0 Q1EM 10.000KINK5 NK EESIS 1A 1001[1 W: 1019 EEb 4VILLE IAtIM11c1 QELNNIL 51001E MILKS 1100.04/ML0I K/0. 1111.91101 nristal Singles .MONEY 1401m910 MILL, MLt 141000101 NO: IYE MJIE 4455 MGT(M-(:OLL116 Glu) 09111090 10110010/ E YOUNG a CRAZY 0U12 100r4er4/Po10611 MLLlMG STONES PNTENÉRS IS1re/001 lr/0,9,'x1 0011000 (KAI 1.11109510/.01 I134 E 01GRITE$ 101060 STEM MILLER BAIL 1C.911011 AYOx 1 1.1 LAKE .004112 GENESIS 1101an01C1 OA1.10 BM. ISIr/00, STEVIE RICKS I5000r0/00001 Ml SUOEü, 11 MALM MTCET 110101 Jco/ TRIG. (MAI Toronto Westerly (6.000IRS/0110I PING FLOTS 1ío150101 MB41MT 0 wl 1.15 JETT 110.100110 IAvr 0111 ENTWISTLE IMcol KARLA DEVITO lEpicl DANf4GE0bE0, 10119(00 1001001.1 KINKS 16111.1 416.967.3445 WERI- 401-5967728 K/W 91101141 6u11 10on/4111 CAN 01000000/0, 10401 Sip Ies AARE. 1415012 L,IS (»STEELY 6.. 11611091.1 WMTEKLAM 4f01n/001 001000M 1001 yor/Pol y6.1 LkILLI.ALA WRAP line B ILLY MAIER ICe01to11 ILI... 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OE ILS BANG 1911 0401011 .1.11 TN.. 0.1 GO -0.105 1 /NMI R STEMMT cm, RA ADMS K STEW AR1 IMI afa) EIL 0011110 a .04 STEVE MILLER ELMO 10.911011 INì1N PoIYOr/PoIyGe. 821144 LILA GREEN (MI MIM INMI FWEIIAEA [010011X1 STEVIE MILKS 1100.0/000/ 01165 100/0.9.11.1 ONO 1091.11 .0 lea WEG LAIE 1.0.112 -00/461UG RKEM2IE (..:owe 119111 JEFFREYS 0E`Ic1 IMI NI 1.11 NMTtA NILS LT9EN (Ban Nrrxt/KA; NI LS (becestrN101.A1 LOVER., 141100141 TAMEY/SPENCER.... INNI E10l5 EATERS IEleOral Jazz N. 011011/4. 1109000 141149101 10.1E 01 L1(AE5 (AYTW 01bER1A NABEN L. 1(.911011 LT2 .0 MI10 010CE0 IE01c1 QUMTEMLASM 1211.1/001 01109 I4001 INN CLIFF IMI .: MICHEL SIEGER G Gma...lo. a` T101 MICHEL SUEMREA 5MUL0IS STAR llrg In/EDILI 022005131AE (M/0S1 4455 TRAY. H10.í10111 MrN J.zz Mow 1.02101 U'i .1s1001/101 1..0110 KM.. 51101900 1001 W4VER 00.1.1.61. 1E1.100 00000 051 14.20 MAELL I101ydor/Polyt2 M4161. ROLLING STONES Fell 4. .Glorie RATCHET 1 44141 IM 0M1 MEG LAN 1Chryza1101 J4 MALY i BILL ( 1111111111...../11.1CELL Slngles .1VJADERS NMI EISb9Kr *510.0 1001 I IngSx/00001 Iona 9.11.IE102r ) c Claus.. -S91 CELL 155100/01 N00M1 Alon.. etle PING í110p FOREIGNER 101x0101 GIN SMNAN 111 VMre1 OLf LEM000 11.001/Po10te1 Nn91es 1410012 PO,r Pon, A. M. 00If.11.I1. l00) 1111110 IMI HANGHER 1001 6.1GE010M1 51091.: Mw.x I9M FRINGE Irl P01111Et 100110nc1 M10. Nra1N. (0... GENESIS 10011001c1 MIM 411LLE 10I ant lcl Pittsburgh 16 SEGER a 911011 1Ley10011 Toronto GEORGE BEOSUN 061 RA'N95 Pol RED RIDER 1.1.11 KNACK IG.11611 Mbr/F01 y60./ IAA6T BNUM 1 412-562-5900 `lunar lc FrInO 416-925-6666 SM.. Alr icd ntal GrieFM FILAs TM». 1 1i121 PETER CETERA11091 (Full 10.1001 I.L. Ie6ER(CNRS INA/ 01001110 STAR e41r61041

SOUTH MOST ADDED MEDIUM THE HOTTEST PINK FLOYD BLACK SABBATH QUARTERFLASH 1 Amarillo Augusta A Colletion... (Columbia) 20/13 Mob Rules (WB) 2823 Quarterflash (Geffen/WB) 36/35 806-359-8561 404-722-1302 PETER CETERA HENRY PAUL M( IMrcvr/Pcly3a) U BAND the station L.yO Y LAS barn/Awl J. GEILS BAND obus EE111 IA010n01<1 ROCK KM,INGT.,0LL1.:KAILAM 1411.1/EON Peter... (Full Moon/WB) 10/7 Anytime (Atlantic) 31,23 WN Si TTµ RILEPA (NMI Freeze.. t (EM/ America) 36/32 NEIL 0i a Tu121 10(100111 AUIL51 GREG LAKE W 100/0.y01x1 NO: PART PILLINGEN ED RICER 1119110 JOAN JETT U9 an0/001 *1411 GINS/RUM AA:'T, tBleraxl.l boW 0(LL1' 1L04u.112 I Love Rock... (Boardwalk) 6/6 Greg Lake (Chrysalis) 2722 ROLLING STONES S1AN14NTERS 100'1sta1 meLLY 110(kR 1U1001 110 .0(0 00012 11NK1! RI] MI MALM TCET IEplci Tattoo.. M.9Ix FINK EWro I 0e0912 EMT PALL RANG 1001 108 lcl STARFIGHTERS NEIL YOUNG A CRAZY HORSE (Railing Stunez/Atco)J31 I2Y OSKARE 11.0/(851 WEG LNE I6 ryse11 1 N alco E IL YONG a (INA/0 Starfighters (Arista) 6/6 Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise) 2721 LIrSET Bw9IR46VM 1.01101 fA(NG FILAR R.R. Ia/0080x1 rouble. 1 STEM MILLER 000 1.11011 CARS EOLIf YN00T2 10 col 1.B WELLSLCS IMI0,01 LARS 16000 HENRY PAUL BAND OZZY OSBOURNE The 1.1. SOREEK 141.4101 Q0E5 EEle.rel Shake It Up (Elektre) 3628 WEG IAN I.462.2 DEL1ERT 000100010 I(.I1011 ENO IN. /LAS 1 Anytime (Atlantic) Dlery Of A... (etCBS) 35,20 er A0tw1 E*IF M00á 101001 KINKS 100100.1 31/5 A. STAIN IWr0.2.1 WKK 500.000 1001 K/0C 1110140101 1.66.111(..1x11 11.601644 1411r1.1 4201 OSIEfAOR IM/1511 1(01 00L 0450 1 E911 01100.1 POUCE "working For .. (AXES IS A EDDIE SCHWARTZ MOLLY HATCHET PETER CETERA IfulI 1ou0/001 MD RIDER 1L.90011 NrGE Ghost /n The... (ABM) 3228 L.1.ic Fr1ny J. ILS BANG 1911 A,Or lcal No Refuge (Atco) 11/5 Take No Prisoners (Epic) 3320 ELBfAT bLLIMT U :09:2011 Q100TE1LASH 1411x/001 RINI 519100T Irl None S10aY AOscM, L .SEY B1X10,1AI I0TI101 EMT PAM x0 IA0110ric1 J. GE1L5 0010 1911 Amer 44LLI. STONES Singles Lirlem Wnbu1 I.nt0rx1a IPoI I In9n/Arcol 1Me Tw'u number, 101k11.5 Ia(h vEA00N IleManakO/051 R10 STEAM. 0001 album tole the Two 10111110, folhEw vat h album taie. The 1 wu 00111114,21011104 Pi« h (0810(01 Iule I he 010'f 4f M first repte+eats ((gal ,+umher ell Southern host represents total JGN1110AIS01.1 Ko, glee 0.0060* IERI number of Southern first rep.eslnts total number of Southern "FMuan Angel. 101. station, paying the album this week The, stations playing the album this week. The stations playing the album this week The .1514T1011E 1410012 MAS....Moxy -C41-1. OCA Y01-1809/J0ne sec owl is the number of those 55.1502155 11.01 ..4 and is the number of (hose Stations who se(ond is the number of those stations who EKES O1EER 1111101 .1 WELL 5 IMI Added 11 1515 4 .019 Praes0 1011101Ivd 11 h1 .tedium rotation Ibis week reported it in tun rotation this week. STEEK 1410012 51EeM11Mls:a. 100102 REEL I. SeJ ES .1rienI00l I log9R/01001 M INCE(0 40411 L42 borner

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NILS BN0 1M I Ar "c,1 14610/0fu1 CARS PINK MOTO m 00RICE INN, Ibl Denen... 615 LOVERBBOY GENESIS (CarrereCBS) UTPAP MS IM EIL rA.O { OUI+ 0UR E1(Nq 0 I 4.411k(NCf 5IMSIFFM IMI 1Ni.T1 Get Lucky (Columbia) 37/15 Shake It Up (E/ektral 38118 Ib/(1rlee( 9WIIDRL00N IfE0010/001 GENES1] 1.11.Atic, 10/ STEVE MILLEN BAND 1L11to11 nUITITI .MBEY 141:Nb161 <" 1.111111) B01NEY41t461/ Ten numbers follow each album tile. The Two numbers follow each album title. The Two rs follow each album title. The 4.011. W1 JO* GO,MA. POLILF LIM4LT BUAIETOM 1(191101 O414n/001 IMYI M: RID LEO J. NILS ONO (1r1140 fInl rºptesants total number of Midwest hot represents total )100Mier of Midwest 5ta lint represents total numbed of Midwest W >lGE. { 511.1E11 ,ell RU111 IMrcrT/PoIYIeI MI WIT OSQONNE IM/OSI ME4 LAM ICArmalls) K/01. 101,m1c, á1:n playing the album this week. The tunes playing the album this week. The set - stations playing too. album this week. The w14, MII...I IMI AMME 44-0005 1105/00111 MOO AGMS IMM LINNET INM41 111111 iS station% who KMY PALE MW lA 1) HMO, { D. EOM IE41rM BONIIp.N nd is the nllm1e/ of those %rations that the number of those stations who re- second is the number of those MALY 1.0LE1 141/ NOI 14rrre01l a115 1 nce/PoI91 tetlded a this week ported it in medium 01(09110 this week Te11141.1 it in hot taation this week. NESLM lam 140« MOST{ CIO, JDAN ET* Bor0eelll M 4y111E 1M FOIE nXER 10 SPYR 4+00 141 W SEfQ l SILVER 1L.91ro11 MOILOIE 504LO1L°I B4 M14 K STN001 (n °MEefSXfiOf.../Z°°/41.1 Vb IE1eer1 BEM" MZ9E5 R51 IMrcry/Polybe( I 1 I BLKn SABBATH 1001I V. U., INN IPoIy«r/lyly111 Madison 01E1-STNg (1ec.8i"r1 L.E+MRE INNIfir511 00001004. 1w 11.1,../..) 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SPRINGTEEN 1001 .LING STOIES uí /el -Off`uwLOD 90II Into/lTcel NM« 51001E US IMIore/Alcol W1 UALt ER ERI.u0WB4 1Poi010/PoIrb41 01./101101.11C1 FOREIGNER MINIM/ PoI rlr41 Ina GEES IS . a 1 AMN OREN LANE 1r9111,1 LYw°° 5IER 14.17011 LOOTING 1100 119119/E.ICI 47.'46.4 E V11 1.10.M GENESIS 100(1911 AWN 1 T(E ANTS 1M1c1 .IION PINE fLOEL,.411.1 SII. T J1J1x ao IbrsM.1 15cot4 Broa/O51 latz '0.01 LO> (411.u, VM SU». RM" PALL ONO 1.11.11c/05MTI15lS Nsrbore.'Mete R.9ly M Title . /00 .1Er 101140 lo0cry/Polybsl STENO NILAS 1 rn/Mcol e STN. IBoreRI11 x IMRG r I SUR11YG1 lbetti 01(/651 AL/GG IA i Micl IMS IfuNtr1 -0IEEN { D. BOO 1M.Mr,1 Sente Meim N1« -M.INBU tPol Mor/MI Are/ 01091.0 E. SEGER a SILIER IL«Iroo U:Y OSOINIC1M/10551 REI 5909100 1001 4E011015 14,411 EGM.IILS FEML00 04110081/1 N IUMEI SLENfN 4 COUVEF 1AWIMTU( (MNrrM IWO INONMrw/OS( J. 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TIt le CMS IElaklral B LOCK SABBATH 111 VAS Elenrel (M/%eLse1 WEN Mlw TItle LARS Elestre) JET ISnlrd Cant) CAE F3GE10ERG Mlw GENESIS (Atlantic, It leere) Jazz LOVEBBOY I411A1MI,1 STEVE MILLER BAM ICp1Toll HILLY MTCIET IEplcl None CAN PGA IBERO gWIIEPFLASN IUe1fM/1B/ INKS IM late) LOWBOY (Col 41. (F(.11 Mon/EPIcl RINKS IMlste) BEIMY MAPUONES HATCHET (ENE? PAIL BAND COTleni 1(1 full lmn/E10<1 OBI be STEM Fr..^ NOVO CORO IPoI yer/Pol TeS I «ALI IEplcl L4IBMLN 1.141.1 IPol yaps/Poly( el M./OC 1110111 aTVPOLLING STONES RD STEMMT (M, GREG LAN 10045.1111 BRYAN ADAMS (NMI Lela/L.0 e/LIC I IIOSEY BUOIIMGLM ASYIunI 1444 I "Touts B. SCHOR/J. 11111re1 None None K/O IA I RED RIDER (Caplo11 IPoI IIMStn/Mcol Turnt IMMER Ilolwoia WE /EMT PALL BAND RAINBOW Tk1114 IRInAIIc (Anent lcl FIRE IE/IER IAtlentl ra Tare. Tore 11111 A foe "Tel., To (Pol pr/Pol yAra1 Fring BI.B NELCM IKA) PAT E MAZY Wnting TIN. NE l l MUM L CRAZY 514g Ics JA/EEY (Colwell J. MLSMILS BAND IWI ANr lcel BEMTM IfX45,1allsl MIL NAM Wit 01105 111 14.r/Oá1 /%pr KILOS IMls,al J. GE ILS Belo PEI Mt IM/Neprl 0.l ee/ Me ROLLING STONES Wit EIOE TNT/.SI HT; Winnipeg WAY USBORIE CJp,/IBSr 1.1 IngSEn/Ato. owe FUN N.P. Jazz 3E inn IRIS SILLY SEWER (Capitol) CONY IRAI Jezz (Full Jean/M) ene 204-775-0371 GREG LAKE 1M 450 Is1 FOEI4NER IM cl Jazz Nane wARTERFLASH ICAO fen/101 JONE ENTWISTLE (Mao) SNEAKER Ilmn M./O51 USH E%rcur Y/Pol veal fCREIGNER PAT Pant lcl boe LOARTASOTI%rcey/PoE 14: STEVE roue RUSS. IMrcEry/Polygel SInEIed we SEGEN I SILVER ICadito. lä:l., Tulsa KINKS IMlstel MD: ANDY FROST RAIML PolVaor/Polyeal les None LOYERS.' 1410e1s1 918-664-2810 PLAICE NMI IMoing Ado. Terre Haute MILL NID STONES nl PO, LMR1.11 CAW Oel I IngStn/MIDI 2557 NICKSCKS bevo/ecc Nol 812-238 Maso JARET MIm STEWART Omaha 815-877-3075 (lotted) MA STEWART IS/1 J95Rockford PI. FLOTE Codas./ MIL 1DIMG E MAZY IM111 DAM 'OIELU., GEMSE M Icl 402-592-5300 PETAR CETERA(FullNeon/10/STREEKNeon/10/as./ IM/Ran Ise, M111011LS LOWS IBeretrnt/ICAI GE PFUI I Man/1011) MI tercel/Rol ?gal SMATFRA ILecel / P.:wmE3 AL STEMMT 1á1,1.l 1.141. GENESIS IArlan,Icl NEE Cenral Po: GREG 41 LLISPIF Y-A A4EITERFLAI IC.A8/ JUN ENTWISTLE (Mho, MI FROSTY STILHELL 0.0I0 FINK R.R. RAIMO Polwer/Polyee: OZZY 4SBIARNE N,/CBS: 101 JO BLOOD lE yMllw STEVE MILLEN BADBAND IMopl+.I I MISA (Full eon/101 Melon Title IMlole) AL/U. IAlntic) flattest LINDSEY BIGI(MGMM IMO., LIIDSEY TRIUMPH JOCK GREEN IKA/ Mon ROSS INGTGI'COLLIIS ILEAC BUCKING.. 14..1 IRA1 BLOCK SABBATH LA W F.1 LES COAL BILLY SWIER ICpIto LJ Ile/ Mae Elerai PALL SOAKER IINnaneee/MSI NEO OILER (Aplrol SCHEN(FI G J. SEILS BAM PEI AN ice: ASST. P. OIU BAK. LINS IEl Ser. HEMY BAND IMl.0ticl SAVOY BROM láAAA/IO*ALSl LOMS IEINerel Nom ^Rle1ag BILLY SOLDER ICp l roll LOVEN30, LW/14W (COALpalla) PULLING STONES Str "Bro. Eyed... ML { VAL (gee/ UZ (Island/131 wax (NG STILLS SA. I M,1 .0/DC elnuc) SfFEY LAIE SwVIV. (botte boe/O51 ONE (Atlantic, GREG LAN Carmel Is. Aened 1%1 I IngStn/A+col 1 4110 1%I I IngStn/Atcol RINKS IMlstel CUMTERELASN 14011/4/ OBIT ASAP {OILIIMLA PISA FLOYD iCel FEIGNER (Atlant Lot', GR1...I4" 'SNIIpOux/p' N. x10./.1. 41.0 14 h-Isl J. AILS IWO IWI Mer Ica) L.M.L. (Col IMIII41a/1CA( 4.1 Ill M LALLY MMIANIE OAITOLL 11.141/161 41. (III. SMEMISTLE Icol uSBAAR. IJn/1351 -BOA/DÁ4 Mc ANZ IE (wMoe/ GENESIS TMlntiCIlcl -WMTEPlLASM (Gelten/10/ AILS BAM PEI Mrlcel AL 1Á E SLUGS -....eJ.M4 MLA, MIM IEp lc) (OTtest STEMMI IMlste/ Flying ego.. (RCMUM l0YBBMT (Col NMI. AL/DC IAtlnticl -STEVE MILLER TWO li ^Rwnln' ácmp^ J. IA TLS BAND TEMI Meer Ica/ NEIL YOUNG E CRAZY -FWEIGMEM IN RAMONA í IEplcl RAIABOO IPolwer/Pol Are/ 4JY u30(MI II0/1111 LID STEHT (NON IAtlantIrlplia RUSK (brcr Y/Polyee/ Jazz PIB/Rpr l se l 'Santa GREG LAKE CT URNS IEleer,1 Mme LION FOGELBERG -LINDSEY BWIIOMR (SAT1 cal IryzI Isl ROTS STEWART 1181 GR4vE .ASnIeTU( SIMPLE MINIM JAN JETT IBoereeeln) 11 1EI,N1reA -fir-CM'S IRS/NMI BRYAN ADMISDMIS (MAD WEN IEleRtrel M SABBATH 81 your/PoI (full IMn/14,1 POEM LEI N3 JMfS Ilepwn LN/41.1 PoI yAa) Singles Kee E TIE MATS IEplcl BLOCK SABBATH 1181 DUB SEGER E SILVER Maple. POLICE (NMI -WEM E 4. RNA (E/ / MAYS (full bon/MYIII AAA LIAKBwM « LAY MTCIET IEplcl ^Stec/Del Ter eL1Y CMG LAKE I)rrial Is, NEIL NUM { DUZT OSM.. IM/CBS/ NEWT PALL BAIO MAR I. GENESIS IM lent III lME l IannE w/ WA I 1111 Jazz SUIYIYUI IScottl Bros/1851 Derinticl IM/Rpr PETE CETERA (Full bon/M) .S 'MELBEIIIRG TIM kEISBfR4 IMAI Pe '6. . 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The Jazz Wrnr { Le" stage U V. tide. WEN IElerIl None KINKS IMlstel fital represents (1(101 IumbeT Eli Western first 11lIMTLWLASN (Geffen/MI first represents total number of 14'erdern represents total number of Western star NIMTERFLASN IGeften/MI e/U IM lanticl stations 11YM ADMS (NMI Title pfaylIIAf the album this week. The Nions playing the album POD 1.1 stations playing the album this week- The this week. The sec- (CAI NoinelP AIL EOM I MAZY STEMMT LOOSES. BLEXIMGMM second in the number of threw stations who ond fs 111/Far 1111 IAy1II set und is the number of those stations that the number of those stations who re- TRIM. (KAI reported il in medium rotation this week. J " 111 (cil ported it in hot rotation this Albuquerque PINK FLOYD Col 411 .r (OILSB/JO Mr added it this week. week (EMY PALL BIAS (MI.0tIAI WBS. IMrcrY/Pol yea, 505-765-5400 LOVE.. 14141.1 94ROCK RED RIDER ICADITAII FO: BILL STABSA JUN MLL BAM IOC AMSrlcel Nmking Far.." STEVE OILIER BAM ICIPITOII IS REIFE RICO MN IMA STEWART (M) CHILL IMCK loll Itnnlet/RGI WER IEIMra, Chico Denver SIA OCA, ROSS INGTI-CRLL INS OMAN Fort Collins Map Osnaune" 916-343-8461 303-936-2313 JAN JETT 113oaranl: Ignee, BLACK SABBATH CB) Jezz 303571 -1 232 MALICE INNI Islm RELY MNNE, IFIcI Tit ILA W: nil. STRIUN E4T een/WI GUT USeARM ( /OSI FOIE 5CHRAM 101001 MARTERFLASH RALLY HATCHET IEpicl M: FUSER les KA seIM (M1 JO IEIMTra) Tnl. ROLLING STOSS JOHNJOHNlwJ ENTWISTLE l . MLA %1;IngStn/enol Toeer ;ALBERT IECLIMTOM IEpiToll RUSE IEecrT/Polye,1 F. T. eEELER PINK FLOYD 1E014101 MI JGN MYES Herres, KINKS eleta) -WEE E U. GALE PEI IL SLIDE/J. RAMER IG014111 (SIpOUR E MAIN MOW MNG STAR 11/IrgIn/EOIc) BOBBY{ NIMITS I Is+e 1 Mlw LOVE.. Col. Nel 16/Rme /se) Mae S01SnM/0. INNS IEleerel FOI 101 NORM IMA) 4 Al/DC (Mlnticl Bakersfield MOM. JAM JETT Ueerdl1 POLICE FOENSSIS J. :GIES BAM IFI Aeeice. J. AILS 64 If.I My ice, lelentIr1 805-8321 410 ILIlllw LANCET LRAASTM IA Now FOGELBERG -ALEN E O. WEIL WES LAKE :001 eel lee CE IS Mlantic, (EIIIre: CIMSEY BUCN1104 ENylw/ (Mrzzusel (Full Ion/Eplcl -SEISE MOLE BA M (Capi toi: MIMT PALL Me I01lent 111 SIE VIE NILKS teilen/ATc41 PAT BEMTM (0ryeal111 TRIUMPH MA/ CANS IEl.ktr,1 JM (POIpr/Pots y440 STEVIE NICKS Ibdrn/Arco: Mp ne Le... "Leerer E LOP `sag. U 11 CHILL ROCK 1111 1.nlsRCA1 L210 USBARIA I.10./OSI Pe FOGELBERG LADYF WASHINGS. Al TM TIBI Jazz T P DIRT BANE (LIM1y) Miektrel BLACK SMATA ISSI (fell MS'/Eplc/ STM (Mists) LLIMK BENS BAND IMI None ROLLING STONES l,.e PPONES J. COILS BAND PEI Mr Ice) NE I l YOUI4 { C AZY MRULIM (41001,1 PI LOro 41'me1a) PAS Columbia/ (bl I IngStn/01co/ EWIL MIMATI I1col ENoI IIn0Sin/ÁTCOI AVILIESTEVIE 141 1mó11 AIRY PALL RAM Atl.0+ FIRE C(0BON Singles M: SellIng/FrIen Hang flee" e Linv "selt.ne/irino "Wee Elmo" STEVIE NICKS (barn/Mco/ e CNEL SCHR ER 4 SNEKNR I/(erI M,/OS)Ic1 IMI I Iennl "Stet Me SO. IT EISIIISFINGh. T TOO. 1Nng Fire" POLICE INN, Mlw WKAI Cor isl None pl. C. ECK SPRINGFIELD INCA) 1 CRAZY JOAN AIWTIARIM rial OMSIS IMIentIAI RI Clenrel "Stem IM IM Wifn/E NIL MAIL { . iU1FA90Y uHI. 1414111 IJa/%pEFF) NCB DYLAN / It Dare(Dare(ems ltle 'Al ene Fast ewer GENESIS IA AC/CC E IMAf lent) al 1.141 e' MC STEHART IMI GMLAM EFiKYS IEplcl J. (ELLS BIO LEl /Arlo. FOEIMNFR (011.0110) PMEIGENI 1 RULING SYUEs Anchorage NNYIVO ISoott1 Bros/MS/ RAR GEOM 'Urgent" Mlti,M/GIs I monat JU RE? 14R 110I I IngSTn/ATcoI M, RI LINI PIIG GARY WILMA A.1 BOB MELON (WA, JU ENTWISTLE 7ceiM 907-277-2655 KINKS IMIstel JURIES (41 41.1 4LaK VBBATAL TIBI STEVE WILLE BAM IlplTot: IRO. GRYM AfAM1 1N11I LINSET ETS NM Iy: AY REDRIDERRE Title ^Sens In Owe PLAICE (NMI IMYI wI GENESIS IMlenticl eel NEF OFGMRn IlercrY/Polygal STEIF RICKETS 11,/CI MIAISSA/CtSIR NS/MN) MI MGRUA EVAn_. BO SERER E LISILVER I C pltol "Don(t..ealeve RUBY { NIDNITES IMlstel ASSAM EATHERS... 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THREE TWO LAST WEEKS WEEKS WEEK December 11, 1981 I 11 6 3 0 ALABAMA/Love In The First Degree (RCA) BREAKERS® 4 2 4 2 GEORGE JONES/Still Doin' Time (Epic) 'Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given 17 11 9 Q RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) week. 8 6 4 0 STEVE WARINER/AII Roads Lead To You (RCA) 12 9 6 BELLAMY BROTHERS/You're RAY PRICE 0 My Favorite Star (WB/Curb) 10 8 6 CRYSTAL GAYLEIThe Women In Me (Columbia) Diamonds In The Stars (Dimension) 0 14 10 10 GENE WATSON/Fourteen Carat Mind (MCA) On 99% of reporting streuen. National Sunwnry: Up 39, Same 18, Down 1, Debuts 18, Adds & 0 RiR Chart 440. 3 1 1 8 JOHNNY LEE/Bet Your Heart On Me (Full Moon/Asylum) 9 7 7 9 LARRY GATUN/What Are We Doin' LEE GREENWOOD Lonesome (Columbia) 23 16 12 Q GARY MORRIS/Headed For It Turns Me Inside A Heartache (WB) Out (MCA) 30 24 15 JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing On 92% of reporting stations. National 40, m (I've Ever Known) (Capitol) Summary: Up Same 11, Down 1, Debuts 10, Adds 7. 27 R&R Chart 6042 20 13 0 CONWAY TWITTY/Red Neckin' Love Makin' Night (MCA) 28 19 17 MAC WILUE NELSON ® DAVIS/You're My Bestest Friend (Casablanca/PolyGram) 25 17 14 STATLER BROTHERS/Years Ago (MercurylPolyGram) Heartaches Of A Fool 0 (Columble) 24 16 16 Q MOE BANDY/Rodeo Romeo (Columbia) On 92% of reporting stations. National Summery: Up 38, Same 13, Down 1, Debuts 12, Adds 7. 36 27 19 MICKEY GILLEY/Lonely MR Chart Debut 43. 0 Nights (Epic) 31 23 BOBBY GOLDSBORO 21 0 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Tell Me Why (RCA) 28 22 18 0 DAVID FRIZZELL Et SHELLY WEST/Husbands And Wives The Round -Up Saloon (Curb/CBS) (WB) 1 3 8 19 EMMYLOU HARRIS b DON W1WAMS11f I Needed You (WB) On 81% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 16, 1, 32, Same Down Debuts 13, Adds 7. 34 26 22 REM Chart Debut 44. 0 EDDY RAVEN1Who Do You Know In California (Elektra) 39 32 24 ® KENNY ROGERS/Blaze Of Glory (EMI/Liberty) Most Added: 36 30 23 Q DOTTIE WEST/Its High Time (EMI/Liberty) Hottest: 37 31 26 Q REEVES ft CUNE/Have You Ever Been Lonely (RCA) ALABAMA 2 2 11 24 MERLE HAGGARD/My Favorite Memory (Epic) Love In The First Degree (RCA) RAZZY BAILEY 42 36 29 0 DON W1WAMS/Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good (MCA) RONNIE MILSAP She Left Love All Over Me (RCA) 43 37 30 0 WAYLON JENNINGS/Shine (RCA) I Wouldn't Have Missed ROSANNE CASH It.. (RCA) 48 36 34 T.G. SHEPPARD/Only One You (WB/Curb) JUICE NEWTON 0 Blue Moon With Heartache (Columbia) 47 39 31 Q EDDIE RABBITT/Someone Could The Sweetest Thing... (Capitol) Lose A Heart Tonight (Elektra) KENDALLS 46 38 36 LEON CONWAY TWITTY Q EVERETTE/Midnight Rodeo (RCA) If You're Waiting On Me (Mercury/PG) 44 40 33 0 RONNIE McDOWELLIWatchin' Girls Go By (Epic) CHARLY McCLAIN Red Neckin' Love Makin' Night (MCA) GEORGE JONES 44 36 KIERAN KANE/It's Who You Love (Elektra) The Very Best Is You (Epic) © Still Doin' Time (Epic) 13 12 20 32 RICKY SKAGGS/You May See Me Welkin' (Epic) JOHNNY LEE 43 39 Q JOHN ANDERSON/I Just Came Home To Count.. (WB) Bet Your Heart On Me (Full MoonlAsylum) 22 18 25 34 JOHN SCHNEIDER/Them Good 01' Boys Are Bad (Scotti Bros,/CBS) - 41 Q ED BRUCE/You're The Best Break... (MCA) 46 42 0 MEL McDANlEUPreaching Up A Storm (Capitol) 7 13 28 37 JOHN CONLEE/Miss Emily's Picture (MCA) 5 14 27 38 HANK W1WAMS JRJAII My Rowdy Friends... (ElektraiCurb) MOST 60 44 Q BOBBY BARE/Dropping Out Of Sight (Columbia) ACTIVE 49 en- RAY PRICE/Diamonds In The Stars (Dimension) Recast relates are listed In order Of their actNtty. The two numbers following the artist/title/label designation (example: 49 43 I ) REBA McENT1REJOnIy You (And You Alone) (Mercury/PolyGram) 100/251 Intiltate how many Of Our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many added It this week - 50 ® LEE GREENWOOD/It Turns Me Inside Out (25). Mover are broken down for each record and kklCate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts, held It the (MCA) Sae ice to On, add to on, 31-31, etc.), moved It Down on their charts, or Added It this week. irI Indicated one of this Weeks 1Goiombisi;. .most songs. added" new BOBBTeO'L` Ó1e í n tevp`S`aloon (Curb/CBS) 6 21 32 46 BARBARA MANDRELL/Wish You Were Here (MCA) BILLY SWAN "Stuck Right In The Middle..." (Epic) 81/14 16 25 37 46 ANNE MURRAY/Its All I Can Do (Capitol) Nadoel Summary. Up 17. Some 22 Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 14, KU. KLAC. KRSY, KSON-AM-FM, KCUB, WCAW, WWVA, 16 29 40 47 SYLVIA/Heart KLVI, WMNI, WKMF, WrTL-FM, WDOY, WHBF, KFH, WMC-AM d-28, R8R Chart Debut 48. On The Mend (RCA) New JANIE FRICKE "Do Me With Love" (Columbia) 80117 Entry National Summary, Up 10, Semi 22, Down 0, Debut, 11, Adds 17 including KOKE-FM, WBAM, WHOO, WNRS, WKMF, W1TL- alum FM, WKKN, KU, KLAC, WCAW, WWVA, KVET 23.18, WCOS-FM 3624 KNIX-FM d$, KMPS-AM-FM d-28. R&R Chart Debut - MM. 48. 21 33 46 50 GEORGE STRAIT/Down And Out (MCA) WRIGHT BROTHERS "Firmly Man" (WB) 51/3 This Chart Is basal solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black drded numbers Indicate National Summary- Up 24 Same 17, Down 0, Debut, 3, Adds 3. WNRS, KKAL WTOR-FM, WMNI 3934, WFMS-FM 10-9, WIRE continued upward movement from the majority Of our reporters. 5.4 WITL-FM 28.23. KWJJ 4711, WVAM 41-34, WCOS-FM 3632, KHEY 42-39, WESC-AM-FM 40-36, WWOD 44-38, WBAM 7117. LACY J. DALTON "Wlid Turkey" (ColurnbW 50/10 HELEN CORNEUUS "Love Never Comes Easy" (Elektra) 2719 Natlomal Summary Up 16. Some 16. Down 0, Debut, 10, Adds 10, KMAK, KTRB, WVAM, WKXA WPOR, WWVA, KIXZ, National Summery: Up 4, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 3. Adds 8, WSAI-AM-FM, WMNI, WHBF, KFDI-AM, WYDE. WSIX-FM, WKLM, KWJJ 50.44, WPOC-FM 3630, WIXL-FM 4834, WOTO 4641, WFMS-FM WCAW, WPOR, KVET, 3021. KNOE WQYK-FM, WIXL-FM 3630. TOM JONES "Lady Lay Down" 48/8 (Mercury/PalyOram) CORBIN/HANNER BAND "Oklahoma Crude" (Alfa) 27/8 National Summary- Up 11, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 8. WCAW, WNRS, WFMS-FM, WKCQ-FM, KICD-FM, KLZ Nallonal Summary. Up 8, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 6. WQYK-FM, WSAI-AM-FM, KFOO, WITL-FM, WKKN, KWJJ, KCUB, WYDE 3432, WaTO 44-40. WBAM 3428, WSAI-AM-FM d-34, WHK 38-28. KRDR, WOIK-FM 4639, WWOD 4612, KEBC-FM 4918, WEEP 3427. GARY STEWART "She' Got A Drinking Problem" (RCA) 45/2 BOBBY SMITH "Too Many Harts In The Fire" (EMULberty) 28/8 Nadan.) Summary: Up 29, Same 9, Down 0. Debuts 6, Adds 2, KLAC, KCKC, KGA 70.22 WCAW 4642 WYII 37-34, KOKE-FM National Summary Up I. Same 9, Down O. Debuts 3. Adds 8, WPLO, KVET, KLVI, KLRA. WSLR, WITL-FM, KICD-FM. KGA, 4410, KVET 4811, WQIK-FM 42-37, KNOE 4636. WNRS 21-24, WFMS-FM 2626, KEBC-FM 17.18, WHBF 4434. WYDE 43-34 WISO 46-40. SRAM BAILEY "She Left Love Al Over Me" (RCA) 44134 KIN VASSY "When You Were Bkas And I Was Green" (EMI/Liberty) 28/8 National Summery Up 1, Same 8. Down 0, Debut, 3, Adds 34 Including WPLO, KVET, WSIX-FM. WSM, KRMD-AM-FM, WCXI, National Summery: Up 2 Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 8, KGA WCAW. WESC-AM-FM, KNOE, KEBCFM, KFDI-AM. KEED, KNIX-FM, KWJJ, KSOP, KEEN, WBGW-FM, WQYK-FM, WNRS, WYI1. WAXX. WKKN, WIXL-FM 42.32 Ig¡ROSANNE CASH "Blue Moon With WSIX-FM Heartache" (Columbia) 44/33 SUSIE ALLANSON "Hearts (Our Hearts)" (EMI/LLbsrty) 26/8 National Summary: Up 2 Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 33 Including WPOC-FM, WEEP, WNYR, WPLO, KVET, KHEY, WSM, National Summery Up 2 Same 14, Down 1, Debut' 1, Adds 8, KOKE-FM, KHEY, WESC-AM-FM, WCXI, WOES KFEO. KMAK, KNIX-FM, KYTE KEEN, KMPS-AM-FM. WOIK-FM, WNRS, WTSO. KRSY, KGA WKSJ-FM 35-30, KSOP 3632 JOE STAMPLEY "Lot's Get Together And Cry" (Epic) 43/13 CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL "Cotton Fields" (Fantasy) 2616 National Summery: Up 8. Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 8. Adds 13. KSO, WCXI, WFMS-FM, KUZZ, KCKC, WSEN, WBOW-FM, National Summary. Up 0, Same 15, Down 0, Debut, 4, Adds 6, WMNI. WOES KEBC-FM, WOKQ. WWVA. WPLO, KVLI, WSOC-FM, WQIK-FM, WSIX-FM 2314, WQYK-FM KFEQ KFH, WSUN d-30. On: WSAI- 33-29. AMFM, KEED, KNEW, KGA DIANE PFEIFER Play We To" 42/7 Something Can Lave (Capitol) CHARLY McCLA1N "The Very Best Is You" (Epic) 24/23 Nadonel Summary: Up 8, Some 21, Down O. Debuts 8, Adds 7, KMPS-AM-FM, KGA. WPOR, KIXZ KVET, WIRK -FM, WIL-AM- National Summery Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 23 including WNYR, WMZQ-FM, WOTO, KHEY, FM. WVAM 4634, WIXL-FM 4634 WPLO 7623, WQIK-FM 4334, WOKK d-34. WSIX-FM WMCAM, KRMD- d-72 WFMS-FM d-32. AM-FM, WOYK-FM, KFOO, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM. B RENDA LEE "Only I When Laugh" (MCA) 4113 TENNESSEE EXPRESS "Little Things" (RCA) 24/8 National Summery: Up 24. Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adde 3, WTOR-FM, KBMY, KWJJ, WBAM 1613, WSIX-FM 1311, WSM National Summery Up 2 Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6, WSOC-FM, KWKH, WTQR-FM, KFH, WIXY, 3434 WIRK -FM 7.6, WNRS 1614, KBMR 4611, KICD-FM 32-2l, KLAC 4641, KSOP 41.38. WWVA, KKYX WGNA-FM 19-15. WBOW-FM 31-27. 47-42, WVAM 3628. Orr KRMD-AM-FM, WSA)-AM-FM. PKENDALL.S "If You're Waiting On Me" (Mercury/Polyßrem) 40/26 SONNY JAMES "Innocent Use" (Dimension) 19/12 National Summary: Up 1, Same 9, Down 1, Debut, 4. Add. 26 Including KOKE-FM, KVET, WSOC-FM, WCOS-FM, KHEY, National Summary Up 0, Same 7, Down 0, Detest, 0, WESC-AM-FM, WBAM, WSM, WSAI-AM-FM, Add 12, KSO, KICD-FM, KFEQ KVOO, KTOM, KSOP, WVAM, KLRA WBCS-FM. KVOO, KMAK, KSOP, KGA WVAM. WLWI-FM, WSIX-FM, KKYX KRMD-AM-FM. JOHN DENVER "The Cowboy And The Lady" (RCA) 40/2 BURRITO BROTHERS "If Something Should Conn Between Us..." 19/8 National Summery Up 1$, Same 10. Down Q Debut, I, Adds 2 WWCS-FM. WHBF, KHEY 4612 KNOE 6042, WHOO 2621, (Curb/CBS) National Summery: Up 3. Same 6, Down 0. Debuts 2 Adds 8. KVET, WOKK, WLWI-FM, WAXX KFGO, WHBF, KGA. WNRS 3433. KBMR 4643 KFOO 2622 KFEQ d-33. KVOO 48-44, 42-31, KTOM WSEN, KKAL 33-30, KCUB 4037. WGNA-FM 45-41, WIXL-FM 47.38. EDDY ARNOLD I'm "Al Missing Is You" (RCA) 37/5 BILL ANDERSON "Whiskey Made Me Stumble..." (MCA) 18/2 Motioned Summery Up 7, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 2 Adds!, KRRV, WGTO, WKSJ-FM. KNOE, WBAM, KWKH, WKKN, KFDI- National Summery: Up 6. Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 2. WOK°, KWJJ, WONA-FM 44-38, WIXL-FM WQIK-FM AM, KRSY, WYDE 3733, WFMS-FM d-31, KKAL 4646, WBGW-FM 4841, WIXL-FM 2919, 37-28. 4543, WKSJ-FM 37-32 WIRK -FM 3638. Orr WNYR, WPLO, WYDE LACY DALTON "Everybody J. Makes Mistakes" (Columbia) 36/8 MEL T1WS Et NANCY SINATRA "Play Me Or Trade Me" 18/10 N ational Sunmrary. Up 4. Same 19, Down 0, Debut, 4, Adds 4 WBCS-FM, WMUS-AM-FM, W1L-AM-FM. WCAW, WPOR, (Elek») Nations) Summery: Up 0, Same 8, Down 0. Debut, 0, Adds 10, KVET, WGTO, WWOD, WOKK, WLWI-FM, KFEQ KTOM, WPLO, WLWI-FM. WQYK-FM, KCKC 1814 KLVI 3632 KLAC, KNIX-FM. Orr KGA. WNYR, WSM. KMPS-AM-FM, KGA WEEP. MARTY ROBBINS 'Teardrops In My Heart" (Columbia) 36/5 LOBO "I Don't Want To Want You" (Elektra/Curb) 15/5 National Summary: Up 12 Same 12. Down 2 Debuts 4, Adds 5. WSLR, WCXI, WFMS-FM, WTSO, WKCQ-FM, KFOO 7526, National Summery Up 0, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 2 Adds 6, KVET, WYDE. WQIK-FM, KWKH, KFDI-AM. WSIX-FM d-23, KVOO 3431, KSOP 6045. KGA 37-30, KCUB 3230. WVAM 4334 KVET 3632 KHEY 4713, KKYX 3329. KEBC-FM d38. Ore KOKE-FM. WQYK-FM, WSAI-AM-FM. SONNY THROCKMORTON "A GM Like You" (MCA) 14/8 Action National Summery Up 0, Same 7, Down 0, Debut, 1, Adds 8, WPLO, KVET, KFDI-AM, KWJJ, WPOR, WNYR. On: KRMD-AM- Others Getting Significant FM, WTSO, KYTE. TERRY GREGORY "I Can't Say Goodbye To You" (Handshake/CBS) 33/8 SOUD GOLD "Cherokee County' (NSD) 14/b Motioned Summery: Up 13. Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4 KWJJ, KSON-AM-FM, KIXZ WQIK-FM, KNOE. WBAM, WITL- National Summary: Up 3, Same 6, Down 0, Debut, 0, Adds 5. WWVA, KRRV, WESCAM-FM. WBAM, WKKN, WIXL-FM 41-34, FM, WKKN, WSIX-FM 21.14 WFMS-FM 32-27. KMPS-AM-FM 29-23. Orr KOKS -FM, KFOO, KVOO. LOUISE MANDRELL b R.C. BANNON "Where There's Smoke There Fie" (Epic) 32/10 RANDY BARLOW "Love Was Born" (Janex) 13/12 Naeonet Summary. Up 10. Same 11. Down 0. Debut, 1, Adds 10, KOKE-FM, WESCAM-FM, WHOO, KWKH, WKLM, WKCQ- Nadarl Summery Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debut 0, Adds 12, WCXI, WKMF- KEBCFM, WKKN, KVOO, KRSY, KSOP, KGA, FM. KFH, KTRS, KRSY, KEEN. WVAM, WESC-AM-FM. WLWI-FM, KKYX. RONNIE ROGERS "Gonna Take My Angel Out Tonight" (Ufeaong) 29/8 RANDY PARTON "Don't Cry Baby" (RCA) 13/4 National Summery: Up 11, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4 WMNI, WrTL-FM, KYTE KGA KIXZ WBAM, KWKH, WKLM, National Summary Up 2. Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 1. Adds 4, WPOR, KNOE WIRK-FM, KRDR, WSEN 40-38. Ost WBAM, WSM, KMPS-AM-FM 3048. WSM 4035. KKYX KTOM, KGA JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "It's Not The Same Old You" (Epic) 29/8 CARPENTERS 'Thorn Good Oki Dreams" (A8'«) 11/4 National Up 2 Same Hatband Summery Up 4 Sams 11. Down O. Debuts 4, Add. 4 WSEN, WNYR, WSOC-FM. KLRA WHBF, WKKN, WBOW-FM Summery 3, Down 0, Debute 2, Adds 4, KEBCFM- WGNA-FM, WQIK-FM, WBAM, KSOP 44-41, WSEN 47-40, WCAW 4334 KHEY 4640. KFOO 3632 4648. Ors WPLO, WYDE WMUS-AMFM.

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HAPPIER) NBA K INN IRE JON AKERSON MIGKEA GILLEY ALARM HARRIS d WILLIAMS RAME K D»ELL KLM TEMA GREGORY CONWAY DOTTY AMIE K ONELL BOBBY BAJO Writes,: B ILLIE NELSON RONNIE $115» EWE LAS JENNY LEE MZZT BAILEY IAeANIM.AR »NI AKERSON REEVES E CLINE OITTIE ST. NICA RAY NICE SURE JONES LONNY TRITT? BEST CRISTAL anE TILLIS d SINATRA KENNALLS Hottest: ro : ANNA LIE NEWEL» STATLER MOINES AALALLS ICU. WYDE GNY GENET CARPENTERS ANNAM ARMY LEE LIGE NEWT* EDDY RAVEN SLIMY JAMIES TooeesN AZ AL AOE SIM JACK GRAYSON KIZ GUMMY 'NETT ALABAMA MICHE? GILLEY NMaNpI.RN MAT RARE» BONA ALLS lernet I LICE MENT* ENE RAT$* REEVES A CLIN WIRY Denver, CO ANGELA NAVE GILL? SIM SOMA AMES LEE MEEMOO STATLER MOTHERS ILLIE IMAM EBNE LonomodeM, NIA KVEO JKK GAYSON TOM JONES LACY MIME OMIGLE0 GARY »OMIS AAMIE FRICKE J. ALT* Las Vow', NV MUM RAY PRICE LC.O BRAY SMITH »IN»? LEE ED MUM NUMBER OF TENNESSEE ()PRESS EM WATSON RSANE JESSI CATER LIE IMISA GILL? M.N. Plum*, AZ KONE CASK JAMIE FRICKE Mood IE K OONELL NNE LEE STEVE MAIAR AIOR ERBIO IEAVMER COMA TNITTY Ho TN ONES TILLIS SINATRA Reno. MV CRISTAL MIL K DAM EL l GAYLE COMMA TB ITT? »»TAM MTLIA Hottest I KIEV GOLDSBORO CASH REPORTING ROSIE lGAARD RENIA K ENTIRE HAMM ME BANDY MICKEY GILLEY IOTtest MAMMA LEE CAAEroW4 BAILEY EDDIE RANITT Hoh..t I MAZY STEVE MARINER REM? GOERS EMT RAVEN GM? MONIS CON WILLING HoeMMst: Hetnah STEW EARNER EARL ATOMS CUELE? KLEMM NAME MINIM MITT? STATIONS A.G. SMEPPARD LEE (AK RIDE BOYS ALARMA JOKY D l WILLIAMS DOTTIE MESA NOY RAVEN ALABAMA NINA OGERS GEORGE JONES KENNY MICKEY GILLEY 1OMIE MILS» MA: DAV IS BANANA IAIAELL THIS WEEK: 112 MAMMA RMBITT CENT TNITTY NEE YES & LUNE PEA ALLEN A. RONNIE MILS*

Hottest Tracks: CRYSTAL GAYLE - Hollywood, Tennessee - (CokenbW GENE WATSON - Old Loves Never Die - (MCA) Old Loves war Novo, Dew Up On Mr" "Loon On Mo~ Nover DM" "Roods And Odor Rsiro/M' Rab l g Yo,, .AMY Sarted /MEOW' "You Can't Get The Hell Out Of Texas" MERLE HAGGARD - Big City - (Epic) soots Oie Member, Honor" GEORGE JONES (Epic) Omar rab Carr DOTTIE WEST - High Time - (EMYLBIety) ?Weber rasa wawa M. -You're Not S.sy To FapNr EMMYLOU HARRIS - Ckneeron - (WB) -TMI.»aw. Raw" HANK WILLIAMS JR. The Pressure le On (Elsktrai rTi»Meow Woke ikon To Aar Asoal.ar L. - - Msnhgr 'Roo Of - - COUNTRY ALBUMS Cimarron - Curb) 'lbw»? b rr akaw' ti Dory Cora (N TOMOITOM RIAL? Comer' "A Country Noy Can Armen" Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. CON HUNLEY - Ask Any Women - (WB) les Ai/h. Make "Tr6A. For Ono Most Requested: ALABAMA - Feels So Right - (RCA) -wrR m. nme- GEORGE JONES - SKR The Same Oie Me - (Epic) rra_ Cwt Out Th. NW Out Of ToMwr "Together Alone- "Same OM AN" JOHN ANDERSON I Just Came Home To Count The ALABAMA "Love In The First Degree" (RCA) - RONNIE MILSAP Memories (WB) -oast Mir Tudor pro Al 'Tih( For You' - There's No Gettln' Over Me - (RCA) RONNIE MILSAP "I Wouldn't Have Missed..." (RCA) - AMer M Live My Whole LIS At Night- -Everywhere I Turn (Throe Your Mantoryr "Woven You Catch A Feting Storm -Stop In Thu Rood" JUICE NEWTON "The Sweetest Thing..." (Capitol) JANIE FRICKE - Sleeping With Your Memory - (Cohan - EDDIE RABBITT - Step By Step - (Elektral GEORGE JONES " Still Doin' 11me" (Epic) bin) "Slurping W/eh Your Memory" -II You Could Soo Me Now"TAae s No EDDY RAVEN - Desperate Dreams - (Elektre) "Dimmers CONWAY TWITTY "Red Neckin' Love..." (MCA) Future In The Beer' DFMAJns" A [Rai. au Crary"

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SOUTH EAST MIDWEST Parallel One Parallel One Parallel One WTVMICa kmüue, OM memmizmomadmen KOMANNgHNryue POLICE ALABAMA KEXAbnlRnd KKUARNmiIS Michael Bennett BERTIE HIGGINS NEIL DIAMOND Foul Douptr Hottest: BILLY JOEL Bob SWaneon KNN Akan* Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND FOREIGNER SHEENA EASTON PAUL DAVIS JENNIFER WARNES LUDIE RABBITS COMMODORES JUICE NEWTON none CON MCLEAN RUPERT HOLMES B ARBRA NICKS L HENLEY RONNIE MILSAP RUPERT HOLMES BARRY MANILOW STREISAND Hottest: BILLY JOEL ALABAMA JENNIFER WARNES LINDSEY BUCKINGHA CARPENTERS HOt teat: DOBLE GRAY NEIL DIAMOND ALABAMA NEIL BARRY MANILOW Hottest: HALL I. OATES DIAMOND STEVIE LINDSEY BUCKINGHA LULU DON MCLEAN FOREIGNER GEORGE BENSON twOoDS LAN FOGELBERG C. CHRISTIAN NEIL DIAMOND SUL DR EA AIR SUPPLY HALL L OATES Hottest: KCEEITIMa0N Hottest: BARBRA NEIL DIAMOND BEACH BOYS WJONISL STREISAND GEORGE BENSON Alen Michaels DIANA ROSS CRNq YN NICKS L GEORGE BENSON JUICE NEWTON HENLEY FOREIGNER NEIL DIAMOND Tor Scott BARBRA STREISAND BARRY MANILOW SNEAKER DOMINGO L DENVER T.G. SHEPPARD KYXYIpen Diego AIR ROYAL PHILHARMONI SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON ALABAMA RIchardelPaul KAFYIBeYewRekt CARPENTERS PAUL DAVIS BARBRA STREISAND AIR SUPPLY Parallel Two Joseph King Hottest: BARRY Mottest: MAGILOW NEIL DIAMOND 120 JOHNNY WY HALL L OATES Reports LFE STEVE MARINER KMJJRae Vegas BARBRA STREISAND KRKKRot SprinSs, NEIL DIAMOND EDDIE SCHWARTZ DIANA ROES Bob HerrinO PAUL DAVIS ChuEt Merlin 112 Last Week WMANrldpePort ALABAMA HENRY PAUL BAND JUICE NEWTON SAN FOGELBERG RONNIE MILSAP ALABAMA FOREIGNER Rum Geeyed Hottest: KISS BEACH BOYS BARBRA STREISAND PATTI AUSTIN SHEENA EASTON STEVE MILLER BANC NICK' L HENLEY Hottest: Hottest: BARRY MANILOW DOMINGO L DENVER VANGELIS The following stations reported frozen AIR SUPPLY NEIL DIAMOND DAVID GATES BARBRA STREISAND Three WICKS L HENLEY WBOWnrre haute IN DAN FOGELBERG Parallel DU AKT E RFLA Hottest: FOREIGNER ST. NICK SH L arry Joseph playlists this week: GEORGE BENSON JUICE NEWTON JOHN SCHNEIDER MIKE. POST olomm NEIL DIAMOND EERIE RABBITS JOE DOLCE NEIL DIAMOND LINDSEY BUCKINGHA SHEENA FABTON KEX/Portland NEIL DIAMOND KFRllSen Dopo KENNY ROGERS NICKS L HENLEY KFODIAncnurOQe. AK BARBRA STREISAND LRB KEENS ROGERS DOMINGO L DENVER Lemon/Anthony Hottest: Mark Levels WRIE/Erie BARBRA STREISAND ONJ H ottet none DIANA ROSS T.G. SHFPPARI. DIAEIGNERFOREIGNER DIANA ROSS WINFJEW Hottes, ROD STEWART BARRY MANILOW LINDSEY BUCKINGHA DAN FOGELBERG NEIL DIAMOND The following stations did not report Ted Abbott AIR SUPPLY NICKS L HENLEY GEORGE GENBON none KNBRfSan Frsrnclarw SHEENA EASTON this week and therefore their playlists DOBI GRAY Hottest: Larry FRLM ONJ DAVID GATES were frozen: WICKS L HENLEY none EAGLES ARLO GUTHFIE Hottest. Hottest: WROR/Boston LINDSEY BUCKINGHA ONJ JUICE NEWTON DIANA ROES WSBA/York NEIL DIAMOND NICKS L HENLEY BARBRA STREISAND

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981 Page 73 Black Radio BREAKERS adio&Records "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of NArIONALAIRPLW30 station activity on any given week. Three Two Last HALL Ft OATES Weeks Weeks Week December 11, 1981 I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA) 3 3 2 0 GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) 73% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 18/0, Medium 12/0, Light 8/5, Ex- 2 1 1 2 EARTH, WIND b FIRE/Lets Groove (ARC/Columbia) tra Adds 3, Total Adds 8, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WBMX, WJMO, WOIC, WVOL, 10 6 4 0 PEABO BRYSON/Let The Feeling Flow (Capitol) WANT, KTFM. Moves 20-12 on the Black Radio Chart 1 2 3 4 KOOL B THE GANG/Take My Heart (De-LitelPolyGram) TIME 11 8 6 0 BAR-KAYS/Hit And Run (MercurylPolyGram) 17 11 7 0 RUFUS £t CHAKA KHAN/Sharing The Love (MCA) Cool (WB) 23 16 12 0 SKYY/Call Me (Salsoul/RCA) 70% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 12/1, Light 10/0, Ex- 9 9 8 0 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) tra Adds 9, Total Adds 10, WAMO, WAOK, WBMX, WGCI, WDMT, IKMJM, 4 4 6 9 PRINCE/Controversy (WB) WOIC, WJJS, WTOY, KUKQ. Debuts at number 17 on the Black Radio 13 12 10 0 CENTRAL UNE/Walking Into Sunshine (Mercury/PolyGram) Chart. 20 15 ) TEDDY PENDERGRASS/You're My Latest, ... (Phila. Int'l/CBS) GROVER WASHINGTON JR. 21 20 0 HALL B OATES/1 Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA) 14 13 9 13 SHALAMAR/Sweeter As The Days Go By (SolarIRCA) Be Mine (Tonight) (Elektra) 24 18 17 0 LT.DJKickin' Back (A£bM) 64% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 15/0, Light 16/0, Ex- 12 14 14 15 CHOCOLATE MILKIBlue Jeans (RCA) tra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WOIC, WTMP. Debuts at number 25 on the Black 7 10 16 18 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) Radio Chart sommON. Q TIME/Cool (WB) GAYLE ADAMS 25 22 in GLADYS KNIGHT B THE PIPS/1 Will Fight (Columbia) Love Fever (Prelude) - 28 Q GAYLE ADAMS/Love Fever (Prelude) 21 0 BOBBY WOMACK/1f You Think You're... (Beverly Glen) 63% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 8/0, Light 1311, Ex- - 18 17 19 21 GWEN McCRAEIFunky Sensation (Atlantic) tra Adds 4, Total Adds 5, WHRK, WANT, WTOY, WTMP, KUKO. Moves In The Fast Lane 28-19 on the Black Radio Chart - 29 Q DYNASTYILove (Solar/Elektra) - 30 23 Q BOOKER TJI Want You (AAM) DYNASTY 15 15 18 24 ROGER/Heard It Through The Grapevine (WB) Love In The Fast Lane (Solar/Elektra) 141> 0 GROVER WASHINGTON JRJBe Mine (Tonight) (Elektra) 59% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 20/0, Light 9/2, Ex- - 29 27 0 EVELYN KING/Don't Hide Our Love (RCA) tra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, - Q ANGELA BOFILL/Something About You (Arista) WJAX, WANT. Moves 29-22 on the Black Radio New 13 28 Shot Chart 5 5 SLAVEISnap (Cotillion/Atco) Entry 6 7 11 29 ISLEY BROTHERS/Inside You IT-Neck/CBS) 30 24 24 30 JERMAINE JACKSON/I'm Just Too Shy (Motown)

NEW & ACTIVE This chart is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers indicate continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters.

Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers Immediately following each song title indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week MOST ADDED HOTTEST and of those, how many added It this week. The rotational breakdowns which follow indicate how many stations have the song In the respective rotation and of those, how many added it Into that particular rotation this week. Qln- TIME "Cool" (10) EARTH, WIND £t FIRE (38) dicates one of this week's Most Added new songs. SLAVE (10) KOOL Et THE GANG (21) GEORGE BENSON (19) ANGELA BOFILL "Something About You" (Arleta) 30/2 VERNON BURCH (9) Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 12/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 2, WOIC, WTLC. Heavy: WAMO, WHUR, WAOK, CON FUNK SHUN (9) BAR-KAYS (15) WWRL WAN, KUKQ. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WHRK, WCIN, WDMT, WJMO, KDKO, KSOL WSSJ, WKND, WJMI, WPDQ. Debuts et number 27 on the Black Radio Chart RAY, GOODMAN B BROWN "How Can Love So Right (Be So Wrong" 2814 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 14/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WENN, WKXI, WOWI, WKWM. Medium: WILD, WDMT, KSOL WAN, WJJS, KDIA Medium: WGIV, WVOL WOWI, WWWS. WOOK, WAOK, WBMX WVON, WWRL WPDQ, WDAO. KANO "Can't Hold Back (Your Loving)" (Mkage/Atlantic) 17/5 NCON FUNK SHUN "Bad Lady" (Merary/Polyßrom) 25/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 7/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WOCI, WTOY, WDAO, WTLC. Medium: WILD, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 611, Light 16/6, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9. WDIA, WCIN, KSOL WJMI, WKXI, WJAX WLOU, WJLB, KDAY, WWRL WOIC, WJMI, KJIJt. WJJ8, WTLC. Heavy: WWIN, WAOK. Medium: WHRK, KDKO, KUKQ. WENN, TIERRA "La La Means I Low You" (Boardwalk) 1710 AL JARREAU "Brealkar' Away" (WB) 25/8 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy- WAOK, WEDR, KUK Medium: WXYV, WDIA, Rotation': Heavy 6/1, Medium 911, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 8, WAMO, KMJQ, WYLD-FM, WWRL WOIC, WJJS, WGCI, WJMO, KOKY, WBLX, WOWI, WANT, KTFM. WTMP, WKWM. Heavy WHUR, WAOK, WBSJ, KACE. Medium: WHRK, WDMT. WJMO, KDAY, KSOL WJMI, WJAX KOKY. FATBACK BAND "Rockar' To The Beat" (Spring/Pole/Gran) 18/2 JONES GIRLS "(I Found) That Man Of Mare" (Phila. IntL/CBS) 25/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 9/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 2. WENN, WTOY. Medium: WOOK, KOKO, WAN, Rotations: Heavy 210, Medium 13/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 3, WJMO, WGIV, KDIA Heavy WHUR, WTOY. WON, WOIC, WKXI, WLOU, WOAO, WTLC. Medium: WXYV, WOOK, WAOK, WHRK, WBMX KDKO, KDAY, KSOL WSSJ, WWRL WLOU, WVOL WTLC. TOM BROWNE "Fungi Marnl " (GRP/Arista) 15/6 ROOKIE ROBBINS "I Bellew In Love" (ABM) 25/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6. WHRK, KDKO, WWRL WKXI. WBLX. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light7/0. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KMJM. Heavy WXYV, WGIV, WJMI, KJILH. Medium: KJLH. WWIN, WOOK WHUR. WAOK. WHRK, WBMX WJMO. WOIC, WKXI. KOKY, WBLX. WTOY, WTLC. SUGAR HILL GANG "Apache" (Sugar HIIl) 16/3 CURTIS MAYRELD "Toot An' Toot An' Toot" (Boardwalk) 22/8 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 3, WVEE. WJJS, WBLX. Heavy WWIN, WAIL -FM, WGIV. Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 810, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 8, WWIN, WAOK, WCIN. WJMO, KSOL WGIV, WJJS, Medium: KMJQ. KAEZ. Heavy WXYV. Medium: WHUR, WOCI, WVON, WJLB. WSSJ, WKXI. SYREETA "Quick Slick" (Tanla/Motown) 16/2 ARETHA FRANKUN "It's My Turn" (Arista) 2112 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2. WCIN, WJMO. Heavy WGCI, WVON. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 1111, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2. WGCI, KOKY. Heavy WKND, WWRL Medium: WWIN, WVEE. WENN, WTOY, WTLC, KJLH. WAOK, WJMO, WSSJ, WAN, WLOU, WANT, WTLC. PATTI AUSTIN "Every Horne Should Have One" (Qwest/WS) 14/4 GO "Shake" (Arista) 21/2 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 6/1, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WJMO, WJMI, WKXI, WTOY. Medium: KDAY, KSOL Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 810,Ught 7/1, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 2. WJMO, WTLC. Heavy WOOK, KSOL WWRL WJMI, WSSJ, WWRL WDAO. Medium: WAOK. WHRK. WCIN, KDKO, WKND, WOWS, WTOY, KUKQ. DENROY MORGAN "Sweet Tender Love" (Becket) 14/2 BARRY WHITE "Beware" (Unlmlbd GokUCBS) 20/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2. WEDR, WWWS. Medium: WWIN, WILD, WHUR, Rotations: Heavy 910, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy WBMX WOCI, WVON, WSSJ, WWRL WENN, WVON, KDKO, WSSJ, WGIV. WOIC. WVOL KACE. Medium: WAOK, WJLB, WAN, WBLX, WDAO, WTLC, KJLH. BLACK ICE "I Just Want To Hold You Close" (Montage/Capitol) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WPDO, WTMP. Medium: WDAS, WAN. GENE DUNLAP "Something Inside My Head' (Capitol) 13/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2. WTOY, WDAO. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: WYLD-FM, SIGNIFICANT ACTION KSOL WWRL WBLX WKWM. TWENNYNINE B LENNY WHITE "Al I Want" (Elektra) 13/1 PSLAVE "Wait For Me" (CotilladAtco) 19/10 Rotations: Heavy OM, Medium 7/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WPDQ. Medium: WXYV, WBMX WDMT, WJMO. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/4. Extra Adds 5. Total Adds 10, WXYV, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WBMX WJMO, KOKO, KAEZ, WWWS, KUKO- WOIC, WLOU, WDAO, WKWM. Heavy WVON, KACE. Medium: WHRK, WJLB, WJMI. AURRA "Make Up Your Mind" (Soler/RCA) 12/5 BRICK "Wide Open" (B6LngICBS) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 111, Light 62 Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WAMO, KOKO, WDAO, WTLC, WWWS. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/0, light 1011, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2 KSOL WTOY. Heavy WAOK, WENN, WJMI. WWIN, WHUR KJLH. Medium: WXYV, WHRK. WAN, WVOL WTLC. FOUR TOPS "Let Me Set You Free" (Casabla c&PolyGram) 12/5 STEVIE WOODS "Steal The Night Away" (Cotlllon/Atco) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WVEE WEDR, KDKO, WTMP. Medium: WILD, Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 9/0, Light 3/O. Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 2, WSSJ, KTFM. Heavy WXYV, WOOK, WJMI, WKXI, WJMI, WDAO. KOKY. Medium: WILD, WAMO, WHRK, WDMT, WJLB, KDAY, WLOU, WTOY, KUKQ. OUVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Physical" (MCA) 12/2 ZOOM "Saturday, Saturday Night" (Polydor/PolyGrarn) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 4n), Medium 3/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2. WVEE WJJS. Heavy: WAIL -FM, KMJM, WSSJ, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 810, Light 811, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. KSOL Heavy WHUR, KDKO. KDAY, WJAX WLOU. Medium: WVOL KTFM. Medium: WXYV, WAOK, WVEE. WAN, WOIC, WBLX KACE. KDIA DONALD BYRD Er 125TH STREET, N.Y.C. "I Love Your Love" (Elektra) 12/1 5 VERNON BURCH "Do It To Me" (Spector, 18/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WWRL Heavy: WJAX. Medium: WVON, KOKO, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 72 Extra Adds 7. Total Adds 9, WXYV, WDAS, WHRK, WAIL -FM, WON, WJMO, WSSJ, KJLH. WENN, WTMP, WKWM. Heavy WAOK. Medium: WEDR, KSOL WBLX. RICK JAMES "Ghetto Ufe" (Gordy/Motown) 12/1 SKOOL BOYZ 18/2 "Your Low" (Destiny) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WANT. Heavy WOOK, KDKO. Medium: WWIN, WAIL- Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 2. KSOL WTOY. Heavy: WENN. Medium: WILD, WDAS, FM, WBLX WTOY. WHUR, WGCI, KDAY, WAN, WLOU. STARPOINT "Wanting You" (Chocolate City/PolyGram) 12/1 KRAFTWERK "Numbers" (WB) 17/6 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 4/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KUKQ. Heavy KJLH. Medium: WWIN, WHUR. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 410, Light 5/2. Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6, KMJQ, WDIA, WHRK, WANT, WKWM. Heavy: WJMO, WOWI.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 74 RBA/Friday, December 11, 1981 Radio EAST SOUTH MIDWEST WEST Black Et Earth, Wind Fire Kool ft The Gang George Benson Bar -Kays Wind Firs Earth, Wind Et Earth, Wind Et Fire Kool it The Gang FireEarth,George Benson Hall it Oates Bobby Womack Hattest Prints Georg. Benson Peabo Bryson

region. 11, 1981 Stations are listed by Hots December Regionalized Adds Rats are listed in order of their airplay I activity. EAST MIDWEST WEST

W W IN/Ba Itlmore W AMO/P Ittabu rgh WOOKIWashington WHUR/Washington W VONIChlcago WBMXIChlcago WDAO/Dayton KDKO/Denver Curtis Anderson Oscar Fields J.C. Floyd Harry Boomer Pam Wells Lee Michaels Turk Logan Byron Pitts none LAMONT DOZIER AL JARREAU none LUTHER VANDROSS HALL & OATES SHALAMAR TOM BROWNE CURTIS Hottest: MAYFIELD AURRA Hottest: ANDRE CROUCH D TRAIN ASHFORD & SIMPSON AURRA MIKE & EW&F BRENDA BILL SUMMERS GEORGE BENSON LAKESIDE AM -FM LUTHER VPNDROSS SLAVE ODYSSEY PATTI T.S. MONK COMMODORES AUSTIN Hottest: TIME SLAVE CHERYL GRAND GEORGE LYNN MASTER TIME RUFUS & CHAKA BENSON GAYLE ADAMS TEDDY PENDERGRASS OHIO PLAYERS FOUR STRIKERS ANGELA TOPS Hottest: DIANA ROSS BOFILL CENTRAL LINE SLAVE AURRA Hottest: CHAS JANKEL GEORGE BENSON BAR-KAYS KOOL & THE GANG GWEN MCCRAE Hottest: SPINNERS EW&F LINDA CLIFFORD RUFUS & CHAKA GLADYS KNIGHT BOBBY WOMACK WHISPERS ISLEY BROS WHISPERS CENTRAL LINE BOBBY WOMACK KOOL & THE GANG RICHARD D. FIELDS GEORGE BENSON PIECES OF A DREAM EW&F GWEN MCCRAE T.S. MONK RICK BOOKER JAMES T. GAYLE ADAMS GENE DUNLAP BAR-KAYS HENDERSON/WHITFIE SKYY KANO Hottest: SOUTH Hottest: KACE/Los Angeles PRINCE WAOK/Atlanta WJMIIJackson WDIAIMemphls W O W I/Norfolk W GCIIChicago PEABO BRYSON HALL & OATES Alonzo Miller Larry Tinsley Carl Haynes Carl Connors Chester Benton Pam Wells EVELYN KING D TRAIN BAR-KAYS MELBA MOORE GWEN MCCRAE CANDI STATON PATTI AUSTIN LTD BOBBY WOMACK D TRAIN GEORGE BENSON CRUSADERS/COCKER SLAVE CON FUNK SHUN CON FUNK SHUN OHIO PLAYERS TIME TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: W XYV/Baltlmore TIME JOHNNY BRISTOL HALL & OATES RAY, GOODMAN & B RAHMLEE ROGER Tim Watts CURTIS MAYFIELD Hottest: KRAFTWERK BT EXPRESS LOWRELL SIMON W JLBIDetrolt TIME BILL WITHERS TIME Hottest: T.S. MONK LUTHER VANDROSS J. Michael McKay BOBBY WOMACK SLAVE Hottest: PEABO BRYSON BAR-KAYS Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN EW&F FOUR TOPS BAR-KAYS EWEF BOBBY WOMACK KNEE KANO none SKYY KANO EW&F CLARKE/DUKE PRINCE BAR-KAYS Hottest: Hottest: VERNON BURCH CHOCOLATE MILK BAR-KAYS ROGER SKYY GAYLE ADAMS LUTHER VANDROSS KJLH/Los Angeles Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG TIME GEORGE BENSON HALL & OATES HALL & OATES CURTIS MAYFIELD BB&Q Levi Booker DIANA ROSS WKXI/Jackson RICK JAMES PEABO BRYSON QUINCY JONES WHRK (K97)lMemphis SYRE ETA EW&F Tommy Marshall PRINCE CENTRAL LINE WVEE/Atlanta CENTRAL LINE KOOL & THE GANG LAMONT BAR-KAYS Sharon Smith WANT/Richmond DOZIER CON FUNK SHUN CHOCOLATE SHEREE BROWN Scotty Andrews Ben Mlles MILK RAY, GOODMAN & B VERNON BURCH WCIN/Cincinnati WKWMIGrand Rapids Hottest: ONJ PATTI AUSTIN GAYLE ADAMS DEBRA LAWS Everett Cork Frank Grant HALL & OATES WILD/Boston GLADYS KNIGHT TOM BROWNE QUINCY JONES RICK JAMES AURRA Steve Crumbley NORMAN CONNORS MELBA MOORE KRAFTWERK JEANETTE LADY DAY SYREETA AL JARREAD SLAVE JOE SIMON Hottest: LULU GAYLE ADAMS CURTIS MAYFIELD ONE WAY BOBBY WOMACK MELBA MOORE FOUR TOPS EW&F TOM BROWNE GEORGE BENSON HERBIE HANCOCK SLAVE KOOL & THE GANG ONE WAY AM -FM PRINCE Hottest: KRAFTWERK BOBBY WOMACK QUINCY JONES MARY WELLS SUGAR HILL GANG PEABO BRYSON BOBBY WOMACK DYNASTY VERNON BURCH VERNON BURCH KDAYILos Angeles WHATNAUTS BAR-KAYS LOWRELL SIMON RAY, GOODMAN Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG HALL & OATES & B J.J. Johnson ROGER EW&F BAR-KAYS PRINCE LTD CON FUNK SHUN KRAFTWERK JOHNNY GUITAR ROGER COMMODORES Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: none WAX TEDDY PENDERGRASS W PDOIJacksonvl Ile EW&F KOOL & THE GANG KOOL & THE GANG EW&F Hottest: Hottest: PEABO BRYSON EW&F GWEN MCCRAE KOOL & THE GANG EW&F GEORGE BENSON Maxx St. Clair SHOCK WEDR/Mlami PRINCE CENTRAL LINE ONE WAY KOOL & THE GANG PRINCE PEABO PRINCE BLACK ICE Leo Jackson TIMT BRYSON SHALAMAR EW&F WATVBirmingham JUNIOR ROGER EW&F BOBBY WOMACK DIANA ROSS CENTRAL LINE LOVE UNLIMITED JECKYLL GEORGE BENSON SKYY Stan Granger & HYDE TWENNYNINE/LENNY MONA RAYE WTOY/Roanoke W DMTICIeveland WTLC/Indianapolis none Jay Johnson LULU JOE SIMON Donnie Deane Freddie James KDIAIOskland W SSJICamden-Philadelphia Hottest: Hottest: BLACK ICE Keith Adams Gary Shepherd EW&F EW&F AM -FM GEMINI JERMAINE JACKSON ANGELA BOFILL PRINCE SKYY D TRAIN PATTI AUSTIN TIME KANO TWENNYNINE/LENNY SARAH DASH GEORGE BENSON PHYLLIS HYMAN FOUR TOPS HERBIE BOOKER T. EVELYN KING JONES GIRLS STEVIE HANCOCK WOODS COMMODORES ONJ SARAH CASH FATBACK BAND Hottest: GO BILL WITHERS PULSE DIANA ROSS CHOCOLATE MILK DENROY TIME ROGER CON FUNK SHUN Hottest: Hottest: MORGAN SHOCK KANO ONE WAY AURRA KOOL & THE GANG HALL & OATES WENN/Birmingham W JAX(95X)IJacksonville, FL Hottest: SKOOL BOYZ KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: EW&F EW&F Gene Wise SECRET EW&F GEORGE BENSON KOOL & THE GANG KOOL Steve Fox WEAPON CAPTAIN SKY & THE GANG PATTI AUSTIN BRICK COMMODORES BAR-KAYS LUTHER VANDROSS TEDDY PENDERGRASS MYNK GLADYS KNIGHT GWEN MCCRAE GENE DUNLAP DIANA ROSS ISLEY BROS BARRY WHITE JUNIOR LAKESIDE CHOCOLATE MILK GAYLE' ADAMS W JMO/Cleveland GLADYS KNIGHT TIMF RAY, GOODMAN & B DYNASTY KING SPORTY Hottest: Erik Stone JERRY CARR WKNDIHartlord VERNON BURCH SPINNERS EW&F KUKOIPhoenix KAEZ/Oklahoma City Eddie Jordan FATBACK BAND CON FUNK SHUN WBLXIMobile GEORGE BENSON JONES GIRLS Steve Smith & Hottest: CREME D' COCOA .1. CHOCOLATE MILK MIKE BRENDA Lee Simpson none Michael Alexander CHOCOLATE MILK Hottest: PEABO BRYSON PATTI AUSTIN GAYLE ADAMS Hottest: TIME PRINCE TOM BROWNE TEDDY PENDERGRASS WEEKS & COMPANY CURTIS MAYFIELD MIDNIGHT STAR KOOL & THE GANG BAR-KAYS CHOCOLATE MILK SUGAR HILL GANG CURTIS MAYFIELD LOWRELL SIMON TIME EW&F OZONE KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: KTFMISan Antonio GO JEAN KNIGHT LAMONT DOZIER GEORGE BENSON S HALAMAR NATALIE COLE EWEF Joe Nasty VERNON BURCH YATES BROTHERS & GLADYS KNIGHT GWEN MCCRAE PEABO BRYSON ROGER SYRE ETA LINDA CLIFFORD STARPOINT STEVIE SKYY WG1VICharlotte KOOL & THE GANG WOODS SLAVE Hottest: Hottest: Chris Turner KOKYILittle Rock LTD HALL & OATES HALL. & OATES KOOL & THE GANG EW&F WWRUNew York Ronda Curtis BAR-KAYS KENNY ROGERS CAPTAIN SKY SHEREE BROWN GEORGE BENSON EDDIE Wanda Ramos D TRAIN RABBITT REDD HOTT ISLEY BROS BAR-KAYS Hottest: GRAND MASTER BAR-KAYS WVOL/Nashville Hottest: ONE WAY RENE & ANGELA AL JARREAU ARETHA EW&F JEAN CARN PRINCE JONES GIRLS FRANKLIN Fred Harvey LTD TOM BROWNE RONNIE LAWS Hottest: TEENA MARIE EW&F RONNIE LAWS CURTIS MAYFIELD EW&F GEORGE BENSON COMMODORES KOOL & THE GANG WWWS/Saglnaw, MI KSOUSan Mateo, CA RICK JAMES MELBA MOORE Hottest: PEABO BRYSON HALL & OATES GEORGE BENSON Kermit Crockett Bernie Moody LTD SUGAR HILL GANG HALL & OATES Hottest: ROGER TIME ANDRE CROUCH ROGER GROVER WASHINGTON BARRY WHITE LAMONT DOZIER ZOOM FUSE ONE GANGSTERS RONNIE LAWS KOOL & THE GANG WTMP/Tampa AURRA BAR -KAYS DONALD BYRD TIME EW&F Jerry Walker DENROY MORGAN SOS BAND BAR-KAYS PEABO BRYSON W LOUILOu Isvll le ROGER VICKII D. CENTRAL LINE CHIC Neal O'Rea TIME VERNON BURCH Hottest: BOOKER T. D TRAIN WOIC/Columbia, SC SKYY EW&F SKOOL BOYZ AL JARREAU CRUSADERS/COCKER Mickey Arnold SLAVE WYLD-FMINew Orleans LUTHER VANDROSS CURTIS MAYFIELD BLACK ICE GORDONS WAR MIDNIGHT STAR James Alexander SLAVE BRICK Hottest: TIMF CON FUNK SHUN FOUR TOPS HALL & OATES CON FUNK SHUN BARRY WHITE SLAVE Hottest: AL JARREAU GROVER WASHINGTON BOBBY WOMACK Hottest: GAYLE ADAMS GAYLE ADAMS HALL & OATES BAR-KAYS SLAVE PRINCE Hottest: HALL & OATES GROVER WASHINGTON JERMAINE JACKSON HALL & OATES EW&F MAZE ROGER MICHAEL HENDERSON MAGNUM FORCE EW&F KMJMISt. Louts CHOCOLATE M1LF LUTHER GEORGE BENSON ANGELA BOFILL GEORGE BENSON JOE SIMON VANDROSS Dick Edwards KRAFTWERK DIANA AL JARREAU NATALIE COLE Hottest: ROSS SHA LAMAR LTD WDAS/Phliadelphia Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG TIME VA SUGAR HILL GANG BOOKER T. Joe Tamburro EW&F WJJSILynchburg, EVELYN KING LIVE BAND Art Young CENTRAL LINE CENTRAL LINE JUNIOR GAYLE ADAMS GROVER WASHINGTON ROCKIE ROBBINS LUTHER VANDROSS BOBBY WOMACK ONJ BOBBY WOMACK Hottest: SHOCK PRINCE LIPPS, INC. EW&F VERNON BURCH LULU WAIL-FM/New Orleans PRINCE ROGER AL JARREAU Barry Richards KOOL & THE GANG KMJO/Houston COMMODORES Hottest: Ross Holland D TRAIN EW&F CURTIS MAYFIELD VERNON BURCH GEORGE BENSON GWEN MCCRAE ROGER CON FUNK SHUN BOBBY WOMACK GEORGE BENSON GLADYS KNIGHT SUGAR HILL GANG BILL SUMMERS HALL & OATES KRAFTWERK TIME SPINNERS GAYLE ADAMS CENTRAL LINE Hottest: RONNIE LAWS AL JARRFAU KOOL & THE GANG EARL KLUGH Hottest: EW&F Hottest: EW&F KRAFTWERK EW&F SKYY TROUBLE FUNK KOOL & THE GANG QUINCY JONES GAYLE ADAMS TEDDY PENDERGRASS ONE WAY ONJ TEDDY PENDERGRASS GEORGE BENSON

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 75 R&RlFriday, December 11, 1981 Opportunities Openings Openings Openings Openings Springs market needs PD for News Talk TX looking for friendly personality for Central Ohio A/C needs experienced upward bound Colorado KBBB/Borger, Salary open. Call B.J. O'Brien now, (3031 modem Country station. Send T&R to Billy Shelton, evening personality. T&R to Stan Kotulak, Box 518, station. 632-3536. EOE M/F (12-11) EAST Box 1478, Borger, TX 79007. EOE M/F (12-11) Marion, OH 43302. No calls. EOE M/F (12-11) with ver- looking for adult oriented Experienced production/library person AOR/Country end news New management Southeast Texas, 50,030+. Upper Midwest chain satile voice, copy writing wanted. Send resume to WAAL/WKOP accepting air talent. Send T&R to Sentry Broadcasting, for future openings. No beginners. T&R: Keith Future air talent, CHR/Country. 2 years. Stable, com- morning Dave Smith, KARM/KFIG, Box 4265, Fresno, CA 93744 tapes Box 247, Stevens Point, WI 54481. EOE M/F (12-11) Nelson, WAAL/WKOP, Box 997, Binghamton, NY munity involvement. T&R, salary and ideas: Terry Ryan, or call 12091 288-8801. EOE M/F (12-11) Box 1230, Temple, TX 76501. EOE M/F (12-11) 13902. EOE M/F (12-11) Creative Director for AM/FM central Ohio. Write & KOBO/Yuba City looking for ace newsperson. Pro- Experienced. T&R: -air off. Local digger. T&R: Jason W. Northeast's hottest radio station Midday or PM drive at Arkansas leading Contem- produce best radio ads around. fessional on and Join up with George Joachim, Box 518, Marion, OH 43302. EOE M/F Fine, Box 1056, Yuba City, CA 95991. EOE M/F (12-11) WKRZ-FM. Need talented, hard-working, dedicated porary FM. Must be strong in production. T&R Ron pro. T&R/salary requirements: Jim Rising, Box 1600, White, KKYK, Box 4189, Little Rock, AR 72214. EOE (12-111 Afternoon drive in Denver. 56/KLZ looking for season- M/F (12-11) Wilkes Bare, PA 18702. EOE M/F (12-11) looking for News Director. No ed air personality. T&R to Bill Bradley, PD, KLZ, 2149 S. KAKZ-AM/Wichite Holly, Denver, CO 80222. 50E112-11) calla. T&R to Bill Miller, Box 1240, Wichita, KS 67201. Wanted: Superior medium market PD/Jock reedy to WFMI-FM/Lexington, talent search for entertaining, EOE M/F (12-11) wwwwimuweemimeivve; pipes, production. 3 move to e mejor. T&R: Paul Ward, Far West, 1680 creative eftemoon drive slot. Super KY being Vine f900, Hollywood, CA 90028. (12-11) years. T&R: Charlie Fox, 5835 S. Main, Winchester, 60 KW WJJD going 24 hours. Air applications 40391. (12-11) accepted at this EEO Country powerhouse. Send Midday Opportunity At material to Art Wander, WJJD, 180 N. Michigan Ave., EOE (12-11) 50,000 watt, clear channel Rocky Mountain WINE has Immediate opening for midday personali- Chicago, IL 60601. New management Southeast Texas, 50,000+ seek- to Radio & top 25-49 station. No rookies. T&R: Kevin A/C station. Tapes and resumes ty. Area's ing news personnel. Community involvement. 2 years. PD, Box 95, Danbury, CT 08810. EOE M/F Records, 1930 Century Park West, #295, Burland, T&R, salary and ideas: Terry Ryan, Box 1230, Temple, (12-11) a000000000000l TX 76501. EOE M/F (12-11) Los Angeles, CA 90067. Operations Manager 60kw, KY102 looking for near future air talent. T&R 1 to Terry Taylor, 2226 Lovell Dr., Owensboro, KY 42301. 4 This growing group has had a good history / VIAMANWAIWYWAWAIVAIWW r EOE M/F (12-11) making Station Managers out of programmers. 1 Need news anchor/reporter. Send T&R to Ilene looking for an Hasson, KUZZ/KKXX, 1209 North Chester, Bakersfield, for FM (AO1.11/AM Currently we are Operations MAJOR FM One person news department EOE (12-11) 4 Manager to be in charge of separately pro - CA 93308. M/F (Country). Lousy hours end pay. T&R: Chris Kelly, WX- Ani NC 28540. Minorities/fe- LP grammed AM and FM stations in the Midwest. QR, Box 780, Jacksonville, il KLOK has opening for bookkeeper. Resume to BROADCAST married to a format. Must be males encouraged. (12-11) Cannot be flexi- KLOK, Box 21248, San Jose, CA 95161. EOE (12-11) 1 ble because of competitive nature of market. market sta- GROUP Two A/C Super Stare for major Southem He would be responsible with our consultant Manager. KLOK has an opening. Must T&R: Mike Hedges, 3341 Lil Advertising tion. 8 to 10 years experience. for the positioning, design, research system, have knowledge of promotions and be able to write with AOR music stations in America's Towerwood, Suite 204, Dallas, TX 75234. EOE M/F 4 -air performance and rating attainment of creative copy. Resume: KLOK, Box 21248, San Jose, air on major markets is looking for talented (12-11) EOE (12-11) LPboth stations, subject to the approval of the IA CA 95151. personalities and Music Directors who KKQV-FM/Wichlts Falls, TX needed immediately, enter- gGeneral Manager with whom he corn- KFYE IY941/Fresnó s next opening will be for in- in AOR formats. Grow taining midnight to 6am personality. T&R to Mike Ed- are successful High quality creative, organize- teresting A/C personality with PD potential. T&R: wards, Box 4327, Wichita Falls, TX 76308. EOE M/F municates. with us in America's great cities. Mike Berlak, 535 Del Webb Building, Fresno, CA 93721. (12-11) tonal and people skills required. Ownership V Send aircheck and resume along with and market outstanding. Growth company. If EOE M/F (12-111 for FL East Coast career ambitions. Replies strictly con- Mature morning personality/PD you see yourself managing three years from AM. A/C CBS affiliate. T&R: WMEL, P.O. 1318, KFYE (Y941/Fresno reedy for one more real good now and if you have the requisite skills, send a LA fidential. Melbourne, FL 32935. EOE (1241 pert -timer for weekend and occasional ovemight fill-in. one -page resume, a recent photo, and a cover Cell Mike Bertak, (209) 486-5294. EOE M/F (12-11) Radio & Records, your salary and other needs to lI Suburban VA A/C seeks midday personality with letter outlining winner In Sacramento seeks 7-12pm street 1930 Century Park West, #293 strong production. T&R to Johnny Long, WPRW, Box Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, L) Album Immediate cassettes and resumes to Les Tracy, 1460, Manassas, VA 22110 or call (703) 368-3100. #294, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Jock. Los Angeles, CA 90067 KZAP, Box 15985, Sacramento, CA 95815.112-11) (12-4) An equal opportunity employer ratings, 75 miles 0000000000000 Boulder's AOR KBCO-FM needs highly motivated We even showed up in the Amarillo for modem Country format. needed) Music person with major market experience for 10pm-2am. away. Need good people Afternoon adult communicator Constantine, 4840 Riverbend Rd., KKYN, Box 147, Plainview, TX 79072. EOE M/F 112-41 Director experience. Call Ralph Caldwell, OM, WOW, T&R: Dennis Boulder, CO 80303. EOE M/F (12-4) Omaha, NB, 14011 592-3500. EOE 112-111 top A/C stations accepting One of New England's Experienced, professional telephone air talent who T&R for future possible openings in news/program- A 100,000 watt KENI/Anchorage looking for full-time wanted for a We are Casey Radio. of snow. Good money & ming. T&R: PD, WGAN, Northport Plaza, Portland, ME talk show personality Is good and not afraid FM -1,000 watt AM A/C station. We need Randy Robbins, 1777 Forest Park 04104. EOE M/F (12-111 topical issue and controversy oriented benefits. T&R to radio call -in show. Preference will be a copywriter/announcer and a News Drive, Anchorage, AK 99503. No calls. EOE (1241 most exciting Wanted: News digger, afternoon drive et growing given to those with an air -check tape of Director to help us be the on adult station In beautiful Finger Lakes. T&R to Tim and information station in Western OK. If Anchor/reporter, Must be good 292 Tompkins St., Courtland, NY 13045. this type of show. The right person will Paid Akers, WKRT, you that you are what we need to phone, work with scanners. EOE M/F (12-11) take over an established, #1 rated early think this send your tape and health for employee. Paid sharing plan. evening talk show heard in 30+ states. achieve goal, resume to Afternoon personality with exceptional production resume to KKCC, P.O. Box 1326, Clinton, Air -check, writing samples, area T&R to Send a resume detailing educational ND, KUUY/KKAZ, Box wanted by New England resort station. OK 73601. (12-18) Jim Cumberland, Doug Ailing, PD, WOCB, West Yarmouth, MA 02673. background and experience along with a WY 82001. EOE M/F a personality 926, Cheyenne, EOE M/F (12-111 of your approach to this type Cleveland's only FM Country is seeking description entertain. T&R to Jon (12-18) of program and an air -check to Lou Dean, who can communicate and 1 Playhouse Square, Cleveland, OH Richmond, VA Olson, WKSW, WRVA, P.O. Box 1516, 44115. (1241 Positions Sought 23212. EOE (12-18) Musicradio Production Director with multi -track experience for Newsman out of work automatically. VA, MD, NC WOW and Z-92/Omaha. Call Ralph Caldwell, 14021 area. 215 years experience. MARK SUMMERS, 2841-G MIDWEST 592-3500. EOE M/F (124) Barracks Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22901 or (8041 921PRO-FM 293-7845. (12-11) WFBQ needs pert -time announcer. Indiana -based IN for warm CHR personality. RI Z93/Kokomo, looking need apply. Must have CHR, AOR knowledge. BARRY McCOY, formerly WOHO/Toledo, Providence, for the right person. T&R to Pat Moore, people Good bucks T&R: Joe Krause, 6161 Fall Creek Road, Indiana, MN WDUZJGreen Bay looking for air position in medium Box 2208, Kokomo, IN 47902. EOE M/F (12-11) per- 46220-5097. EOE M/F (1241 market. Also would consider PD. Call (419) 698-9706 has a rare opening for a nighttime (12-11) it freedom to do sonality. If you think you've got what opening for experienced production person. Adult communicator who wants the Future benefits. Contact Steve great technical qualifications. T&R: Station Manager, just that. Attractive salary & takes to work in one of America's Heavy IL 61832. (2171 Box 47, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE Armstrong, WITY, Box 142, Danville, R&R we'd love to hear from you. WAXX & WAYY, Opportunities radio stations, M/F (12-11) 446-1312. EOE (12-4) No matter where you are working we're in- Advertising powerhouse needs super WXKE/Ft. Wayne wants your T&R for future open- in you! 100,000 watt Country production terested T&R: Program Director, WAXX, Box ings. Minimum two years experience plus free listings (maxi nighttime jock. Coldwater Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN Radio & Records provides Tapes, letters, resumes to: 47, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE M/F (12-11) to Rick West, 4740 46825. EOE MIE (12-41 mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings. Positions taking applications for future openings. 91 Sought, and Changes. You may place your Now leading Gary Berkowitz Country KINA/Salina, KS. Prefer 3 years experience. News Director needed, capitol city's AM/FM free listing by mail or phone. T&R: Bill Ray, Box 778, Salina, KS 67401. EOE ('.2-11) combo. Strong delivery, digging, writing, and leadership Operations Manager required. T&R: Greg Thomas, WCVS/WFMB, Box 2989, Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3 -line W PROIPRO-FM Mature, energetic professionals for all positions. Springfield, IL 62708. EOE (12-41 maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines: T&R and salary requirements to Jerry Crouse, WDDD, 96 words). 1502 Wampanoag Trail Route 37 N., Marion, IL 82959. EOE M/F (12-11) Frequency Rates East Providence, RI 02920 AOR in Illinois' second largest WEST MD needed for top 2 3 Weeks T&R: 1 Week Weeks EOE city. MD experience a must. Superstars helpful. KHIL/Wllcox, AZ Country le seeking an experienc- Road, Rockford, IL $20 00 $25 00 Les Cook, Y95, 1901 Reidfarm ed, dedicated afternoon drive. Good pay and benefits $12 00 61111. EOE (12-11) for smell market. Call Terry Clark, 1602) 3844244. EOE Must run consecutive weeks. needed at K104 top -rated PM drive communicator director M/F (12-11) In Erie, PA. Tapes to Bill Shannon, Box 1184, Erie, Looking for heavy production, take-charge Payable In Advance CHR sta- EOE M/F (12-11) type/12noon-3pm shift on Contemporary Country for quality herd timers. PA 18512. Box K-104/Fresno, CA is looking Orders must be typewritten or printed and tion. Medium market. Mark Winston, WWOM, T&R: c/o Tom Saville, PD KIOY, 1786 N. Fine, drive personality needed immediately. Ex- Send must be accompanied by check Afternoon 4408, Madison, WI 53711. EOE (12-11) M/F (12-11) required. Great opportunity with Fresno, CA 93727. EOE perience and talent Display ads are growing company. T&R to WENY, Box 208, Elmira, NY open- Blind Box ads or Classified WMEE/Fort Wayne accepting tapes for future KEXO looking for morning entertainer. Send 14902. (124) to Steve Chris- still $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per ings. No beginners. Tapes and resumes T&R to Personnel Director, KEXO, Suite 1016, Valley please. tian, Box 6000, Fort Wayne, IN 48896. No calls Federal Plaza, Grand Junction, CO 81501. Needed week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand` SOUTH EOE (12-11) yesterday. EOE M/F 112-111 ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. news voice with skills to match for PM Morning drive news/anchor needed for adult Infor- Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon Three jobs open) Production Director, Research Direc Strong Anchoring, writing/reporting. T&R to Rick mation station in Tacoma. 3 years experience prefer- tor and late night shift. T&R to Smokey Rivera, drive. (PST) Thursday Alloway, KFOR, Box 80209, Lincoln, NB 68501. EOE red. Contact Stan Orchard, (206) 597-8503. EOE (12-11) KXX106, Box 10904, Birmingham, AL 35202. EOE M/F For Opportunities. call (213) 553-4330 or (12-11) (12-11) K -BEST needs s warm, personable, natural - mail to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park for air personality with the winning drive A/C DJ. T&R: Jeff Salgo, Needed: Professional teem member on Tampa Bay's Future opening sounding afternoon West. Los Angeles. CA 90067 WIZM/Z-93. Send T&R: WIZM, Box 99, La 7887 Convoy Court, Suite 303, Sen Diego, CA 92111. 98ROCK. T&R to Merk Stevens, WQXM, Box 4809, teem at WI 54601. EOE (12-111 EOE M/F 112-111 Clearwater, FL 33518. EOE M/F (12-11) Crosse,

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GREG LAKE "Let Me Love You Once" (Chrysalis) 100112 SERTIE HIGGINS "Key Largo" (Kat Family/CBS) 34/14 Moves: Up 31, Debuts 12, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 12, WBEN-FM, PRO -FM, WOKY, KJR, KIMN, KZZP, WHFM, KC101, LM Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1718, Light 14/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 14, WJMD, WCCO, KOY, WEU, WHYN, WAEB, CK101, Z102. WFOX, KYYX 30.27, WZYP 28.26. KJ100 30-27. WBT, Y108, WRVR, WHBY, WHBC, KSL WKZE, KPAT, KBOZ. Heavy: WERC, WMAZ Medium: WSB, 97AIA, WARM98, KOOL ft THE GANG 'Take My Heart" (De-LIb/PolyGranl) 9917 WOY, KCSW, WDEF, WQUE. KAFY, WORG, WWSA, WJON. Moves: Up 64, Debuts 3. Same 18, Down 9, Adds 7, WAAY, WZYP, KKXX, KSKD, 0104, WISE, KATI, B104 23-18, KBEQ LITTLE RIVER BAND 'Take It Easy On Me" (Capitol) 33/7 27-23 KRLA 149, WCAO 30-26, KHFI 12-10, FM100 11-7, WMAK-FM 7-6 KIDD 21-17. Rotations: Heavy VO, Medium 1511, Light 1818, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 7, WCBM, WHB, WTVN, WHIO, WQUA, WBOW, LOVERBOY 'Mlor'din For The Weekend" (Columbia) 88/11 KBOZ. Heavy: WTFM, KWAV. Medium: KULF, WOMC. WRIE, KOLE, WVLK, WMAZ WHBC, KAFY, WKZE, WSKY, Moves: Up 38, Debuts 7, Same 28, Down 2, Adds 11, WIFI, KFI, KEZR, 0103, WNAM, WIGY, WCGQ. KQWB, WRKR, KDVV, WCHV, KSEL WJON, KRKK. KDZA, KEGL 62. WBCY 21-18, KSKD 2118, KSEL-FM 16.11. BALANCE "Arlin In Love" (Portrait/CBS) 3212 EDDIE SCHWARTZ "Ail Our Tomorrows" (Arco) 70/28 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 23/1, Light 811, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KOY, WSM-FM. Medium: WLTA. 97AIA, KEX, Moves: Up 2. Debuts 12. Same 28, Down 0, Adds 28 Including 8104, CKGM, 293, 94Q, CKLW, WLAN-FM, WAEB, KPLZ. WRIE, WWYZ WGAC. KCSW, WDEF, WVLK, WMAZ WRVR, Y106, WHBC, KAFY, KSL WKZE. WSKY, WJON, WKEE, KX008, WRVQ, WZZR, K293, KNBQ, WSPT, KOZE. KFQD, KBOZ KRKK. SNEAKER "Mon Than Just The Two Of Us" (Handshake/CBS) 88/7 ROD STEWART "Young Turks" MB) 31/2 Moves: Up 27, Debuts 4, Same 24 Down 0, Adds 7, WFBR, WVBF, KX104, WOKI, WNAP, KELO, 99Kß, KEGL 16-12, KIQO Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 1110, Light 12/2. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFYR, WRVR. Heavy: WTFM, KDKA, WGAR, 40-38, WTIX 26-20, WVIC 29.26. KIOA 21-19, WIOY 28-28, WRKR 27.24, KODI 3-2. WAFB, WSJS, KAFY, WORG, KADE. Medium: WRIE, WHEN. WSLI, WSM-FM, WQUE, WOWO, KKRD, KWAV, WCHV, KPAT, WBOW. B ILLY SOWER "My Ki nda Lover" (Capitol) 86/12 Moves: Up 16, Debuts 11, Same V, Down 0, Add. 12. KYYX, WPHD, Q102, K104, WTIX, WARS -FM, WVIC, WKDQ KHYT, KSEL-FM, KRNA, KATI, WXKS-FM 22-14 WLS 2619, K094 24-20. DON McLEAN "Castles In The Air" (Millennium/RCA) 83/8 Moves: Up V, Debuts 16, Same 12. Down 2. Adds 8, KYYX, WKEE, KRAV, 9680F, KILE, KCBN, WPGC 2623, WZUU 18-14, SIGNIFICANT ACTION KFI 2622, WHFM 23-20, WSON 2623, WSEZ 144 WZZR 1612, Y94 24-21, KODI 17-13. B ERTIE HIGGINS "Key Largo" (Kat Family/CBS) 57/11 AL JARREAU "Breakin' Moves: Up 21, Debuts 8, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 11, WCKX, CKLW, WSKZ, WZZR, KIIK, WJBQ WFOX, KQWB, 99Kß, Away" MB) 28/8 Rotations: Heavy 010. Medium 11/3, Light 15/4, Extra 1, KDZA, KYYA, 940 17-13, WPHD d-29, WDOQ 1.1, Q104 17-13. Adds Total Adds 8, WCCO, WERC, WIS, WRVR, WTAR, Y106, KBOI, WGIR. Medium: WBEN, WTAE, KPLZ. KCSW, WMAZ WSKY, WCHV, KMED. LULU "lf I Were You" (Alfa) 58/7 VANGEUS Moves: Up 13, Debuts 4, Same 32. Down 0, Adds 7, KRLA, WTIX, KEEL WAXY, KIIK, WLAM, KATI, CKLW 21.11, KINT "Titles" (Polydor/PolyGram) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 8/1, 3626, WJDX 34-24 WAKY 86 WKDQ 30.23. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WOMC, WERC, WQUA. KAFY. Heavy: KPLZ. Medium: WSB, WEU, WSLI, WSM-FM, KSL DEL SHANNON "Sea Of Love" (Net work/Eknktn-Asykrm) 60/20 IRENE CARA "Anyone Can Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 20 Including WXKS-FM, 940, KIMN, WCAO, 3WT, WKEE, KEEL WMAK- See" (Network/Elektra.Asykam) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 911, 8/2. FM, WCSC, KSTT, KBBK, KLUC, 13FEA. KVOL KRNA Ught Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WJMD, WWYZ WKZE. Medium: WCCO, WRIE, KCSW, KAFY, WSKY, WJON, KBOZ. KMED. ROWNG STONES "Waiting On A Friend" (Rolling Ston.slAtco) 17/2 Rotation*: Heavy VO, Medium 6/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KWAV, WKZE. Heavy: WQUE, KSEL Medium: WWYZ WSLI, WSM-FM, KAFY, WSKY, KCRG. SIGNIFICANT ACTION BEE GEES "Living Eyes" (RSOlPolyGram) 18/1 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 5/0, Light 10/1. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WIS. Heavy WTFM. Medium: 97AIA, KCSW, WFMK, KAFY, WGIR. DAVID GATES "Come Horne For Christmas" (Arista) 15/8 AL JARREAU 46111 "Breahln' Away" MB) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adda 8, WSB, KCSW, WAKR, WHBC. KAFY, KBOI, KFQD, Moves: Up 14, Debuts 7, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 11, WGCL WFMF, KX104, WMAK-FM, FM102, WLAM, 96SGF, KSLY, KMED. Medium: WNAB, WEU, WDEF, KKUA. KATI, KOZE, WXKS-FM 2421, KZFM 19-14 31-24 KYNO-FM 3629. 0100 T.G. SHEPPARD "Only One You" (WB/Curb) 14/4 42113 HENRY PAUL BAND "Keepin' Ow Love Alive" (Atlantic) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Ught 713, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WHBC, WWSA, WJON, KFQD. Heavy: WCCO. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 5, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 13, KYYX, WKRZ-FM, KXX106, WZYP, WDO0. WMAK-FM. WCSC, KBBK. Medium: WLTA, KMBZ. KEX, WDEF, WDAY. KKQV, KILL 33.29. KVOL WAZY-FM, KBEQ 36.2, WPST CARLY SIMON "Hurt" MB) 14/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total 4, pmBOB THE SILVER BULLET BAND "Feel Like A Number" 39/28 Adds WLTA. WGY, WSKY, WORG. Medium: WNAB, SEGER b (Capitol) WRIE, WSFM, KSL Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 4 Down 0, Adds 28 Including WBEN-FM, B104, JB106, CHUM, KZZP, WLAN-FM, WAAY, WSSX, KJ100, WIKS, KLUC, WALZ KILL WTRU, KENT. STEVE MILLER BAND "Heart Like A Wheel" (Capitol) 13/2 36/12 Rotations: Heavy VO, Medium 4/0, Light 7/2 Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2 KWAV, KRKK. Heavy: WRIE, WWYZ. Medium: SHEILA "Little Doran- (C6rnre/CBS) WTFM, KAFY, WCHV. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 12. WIFL WXKS-FM, KIQQ, S2FLY, 3WT. WTIX, WBBQ KX104, WOKI, KYNO-FM. KNBQ WISE, KEZR on, KQ94 on. GREG LAKE "Let Me Love You Once" (Chrysalis) 12/4 Rotations: In Love" (Portrait/CBS) 36/6 Heavy 010, Medium 4/0, Light 8/4. Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 4, WQUE, WHIO, WCHV, WORG. Medium: BALANCE "Filing WARMS, WCCO, WSM-FM, KAFY. Movie: Up 7, Debuts 4, Same 19, Down 0. Adds L 3WT. KC101, KQ94, 8,1106, KKQV, KRLA on, KIQQ on, KOPA on, WHFM 2623, K104 17-12. KHFI 17-14, 96XIL 34-V. WOLF 33-30, KILE 24.22, KADI 63. RINGO STARR "Wreck My Brain" (Boardwalk) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 3318 0, Total Adds 1, WOWO. Medium: WIP, WSB, KCSW, WBT, FOREIGNER "Jukebox Hero" (Atk9ntic) WMAZ KAFY. Moves: Up 4 Debuts 4, Same 14 Down 0, Adds 6, KROK, 0100. WACZ WRKR. KRNA, KCBN, 195 17-15. KBEQ on. 0102 on, K104 on. K2113 on, WIKS 2516, KKXX 28-24 KNBQ 624, 0104 33-30. RITA COOUDGE "Wishin' b Hopin' " (A>}«) 11/3 In (RCA) 31/9 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 3/0, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WQUA, WSGW, KMED. Heavy: WRVA. Medium: ALABAMA "Low The First Degree" WCCO, KKRD, KSL Moves: Up 4 Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 9. 0106. KEZR, WBBQ WANS-FM. WZZR, WLAM, WCIR, WOLF, K012 - FM, $40 29-29, WAAY on, WOKI 2621, WCSC on, KOFM on, WFLB 941. DOBIE GRAY "Decorate The Night" (Robox) 10/5 Rotations: Heavy 0l), Medium 2/0, Ught 714, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WAKR, WHBC. KKUA. WORG, KFQD. Medium: QBARRY MANILOW "Somewhere Down The Road" (Arista) 29/29 WTFM, WLTA. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 29 Including 8104, 293, KS96-FM, WGCL KEARTH, KFI, K104, WAXY, KOOL b THE GANG "Take My Heart" (Drttite&PolyGram) 10/3 KX104, K96, WCIR, 0104, KFYR, KENI, KATI. Rotations: Heavy 410, Medium 3/0, Light 212, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WFMK, KSEL WORG. Heavy: WTFM, WRIE, GENESIS "Abaceb" (Atlantic) 29/23 WKZE, WQUE. Medium: KULF, WAFB, KAFY. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 1, Adds 23 Including WBEN-FM, WLS, WLS-FM, WPHD, WRCK, WSKZ, WJXQ ROSANNE CASH "Blue Moon With Heartache" (Columbia) 1011 WZOK, 2104, WNAM, KJRB, WZYQ KSELFM, WRKR, KOZE. Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 4/0. Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KWAV. Heavy: WGAC. Medium: WARM98, DONNIE IRIS "Love Is Like A Rock" (MCA) 28/13 WDEF, WMAZ WDAY. Moves: Up 2 Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 13, KEGL WKTI, KFRC. KZFM, KINT, KQ94, WSSX, KJ100, KJRB, K98, CHIWWACK "My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone)" (Millennium/RCA) 10/1 WFBG, KENT, KSLY, 8104 on, KIQQ on. Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 9/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WSJS. Medium: WRIE, WHEN, KAFY, KKUA, STEVIE WOODS "Steal The Night Away" (Cotil ion/Atco) 28/4 KWAV, WSKY, WLEQ WBOW. Moves: Up 10. Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 3, Adds 4, WIFR, KRLA, KFI, KIQQ. KSLQ 72-20, WZZP on, WOKY 18-16, WHFM EARTH, WIND It ARE "Let's Groove" (ARC/Columbia) 9/1 2.26, WVBF 1616, KROK on, WSGN 24-20. WNAP 94, KYNO-FM 39-38, 0101 on, KCBN 3429. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1, WCHV. Heavy: WSJS. Medium: WRIE, WBT, STEVE CARLISLE " 1NKRP In Cincinnati' (Main Theme)" (Sweet City/MCA) 28/8 WQUE, WOWO, WFMK, KAFY, WBOW. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 4, Same 10. Down 0, Adds 6, WGCL WKRZ-FM, WAYS. WSEZ WACZ, KKXL WKEE 36-32, WMAK- MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spies In The Night" (Atlantic) 8/3 FM on, WCSC on, KQKQ on, K96 on, 96XIL 37-33. KRNA on, KENI on, KODI 2519. Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 5/1, Light 312, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WWYZ WELT, KCSW. Medium: WMAZ KUGN, JENNIFER WARNES "Could It Be Love" (Arleta) 28/2 WSKY, WJON. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 6, Same 14. Down 0, Adds 2, WFBR. WJBQ WAEB on. WSGN 2621, WAAY on, CK101 on, WBBQ MOODY BLUES "Talking Out Of Turn" (ThresholdlPolyGram) 812 On, WMAK-FM 2622, WCSC on, WZZR. KIOA on, KOFM on, WCIR on, WFOX on, WOLF on. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds Z WSB, WHIO. Heavy: WSM-FM. Medium: WARM94 WGAC, KWAV. RUSH "Closer To The Heart" (MercurylPolyerakn) 26/4 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 1, Adds 4. WKRZ-FM, BJ106, WRVQ, WJBQ, Q107 1817, KEGL n-24, WLS-FM 2620, KBEQ on. WKTI on, WPST 3631, KXX106 on, WOKI on, WJXQ 1614, FM103 on. 99Kß on. NEIL YOUNG "Southern Pacific" Ms/Reprise) 24/22 BREAKERS are those newer records Judged to have the Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2. Same 0. Down 0, Adds 22 including WCKX, WKTI, KEZR, KYYX, WKRZ-FM, WBBQ WSSX, KGGI, WZYQ, KVOL KKRC, KRNA. KENT, KSLY, KCBN. greatest level of station activity on any given week. NEW & IRENE CARA "Anyone Can See" (Network/Elektra-Asykan) 22/2 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 2. PRO -FM. KC101, B104 on, KFI on, WHFM d-29, KSET-FM 19-12, WVIC ACTIVE includes songs reported by at least 50 CHR or 30 A/C 3633, KYNO-FM 33-V. KBBK on, WOUY on, KILE 34.30, KVOL on, KSLY on. KDZA on. KQDI 23-17. KISS "A World Without Heroes" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 18/8 reporting stations. The two numbers following the artist/ Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2. Sams 9, Down 0, Adds 8, JB106, WHFM, WRCK, WCSC, KBBK, WFLB, PRO -FM on, KFI on, KIQQ (label) on KSET-FM on, WJDX on, WOKI on, WJXQ on, WJBQ 31-26, KDZA on. title designation indicate how many reporters are on SUE SAAD "Looker" MB) 14/0 the record this week and, of those, how many added it this Moves: Up 6, Debuts 4, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 0, WPST d-38, KQ94 36-31, WAAY on, WZYP on, WMAK-FM ondp, WOKI d-32. WBCY 2624, WSSX 28-26, KKXX d-29, 0104 d-33, WOLF 40.36, KSEL-FM 1616, KVOL on. week. CHR stations report numbered playlists, and all CARPENTERS 'Those Good Old Dreams" (ASM) 13/8 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 4. Down 0, Adds 6. WVBF, KEEL 6J106, CK101, WVIC, WFLB, WSEZ d-34, KCPX d-38, WJBQ possible moves are listed for each song (UP, DEBUTS, SAMES, on, KKRC on-dp. KENT on, KDZA on. KODI 24.16. NIKKI WILLS "Some Guys Have All The Luck" (BewvlNe/WB) 12/3 DOWNS, ADDS). A/C stations report by rotations (HEAVY, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, KZFM, KINT, KBBK, WOH on, WVIC on. WJXQ on, KCPX on, KSKD 3323, WFLB on, WCIL-FM on, KDZA on. KOZE on. MEDIUM, LIGHT, ADD). The two numbers following each AC/DC "For Those About To Rock" (Atlantic) 12/2 rotational designation indicate how many stations have the Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2. WZYQ KKRC. 8104 2624, Q107 on, KEGL 28-20, 3WT on, WKDQ on. 82X on-dp, KKXX on, FM103 on. WACZ d-27, 0101 on. record in that particular rotation and, of those, how many PLACIDO DOMINGO Et JOHN DENVER "Perhaps Love" (Cherry Lane/CBS) 11/2 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 4 Down 0. Adds 2. WAEB, WDO0. 19614-13, WOKY d-20, KIQQ 34-32. WDRC-FM on, KC101 added it into that same rotation. on, WICC on. WHBQ on, WRKR on, KENT V-28. ZZ TOP 'Tube Snake Boogie" MB) 11/2 SIGNIFICANT ACTION is a quantitative listing of songs below Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0. Adds 2. 3WT. WSKZ WRCK V-23, WKRZ-FM on, 0100 on, BJ106 on. KJ100 on. WJXQ 19-16. KJRB on. KILE on, KSEL-FM 28-26. the New & Active level. MI Indicates one of this week's most VANGEUS 'Titles" (Polydor/Polyeram) 11/1 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, KOZE. KFI on, KEZR on, KYYX on, WOH on, WVIC d-34 KYNO-FM 3636, added new releases. The number in parentheses WJBQ on, WHEB on, KENT on, KQDI 29-24. immediately following songs listed in MOST ADDED PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One" (nwest/WB) 1014 the the Moves: Up 4. Debuts 0, Same 2. Down 0, Adds!, WXKS-FM, Y100, KFRC, WFLB, 8104 on, KIQQ 32-29, WCAO 29-24, WFBR and HOTTEST sections of the BACK PAGE indicate 2624, WJDX 36-29, KBBK on. the total MADLEEN KANE "You Can" (Chalet) 10/4 number of all our reporters In either CHR or A/C adding the Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 4. KZFM, WDOQ, WOH. WVIC, KINT d-36, BJ106 on, KCPX On, WFBG on, WFLB on. KVOL on. song this week or noting that the song Is among their five JOHN HALL BAND "Crazy" (EMI America) 10/1 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1, WRVO. KIQQ on, KJ100 23-20, WJXQ 23-22 WIKS d-23, KVOL on, KKRC hottest. on, KKLS on, WSPT ondp, KRNA 26-24.

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CHR BREAKERS, LITTLE RIVER BAND Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) 68% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 30, Debuts 47, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 32 including WKBW, KEGL, KRLA, 0103, WRCK, KXX106, FM102. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on CHR chart

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1 1 1 1 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 2 1 1 0 NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 10 6 3 0 STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather ft Lace (ModernlAtco) 12 6 2 0 BARBRA STREISAND/Comin' In And Out Of Your Life (Columbia) 3 2 2 3 OUVIA NEWTONJOHNIPhysical (MCA) 10 7 7 0 JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) (Capitol) 6 5 4 4 ROD STEWART/Young Turks (WB) 16 11 8 0 PAUL DAVIS/Cool Night (Arista) 12 9 5 0 UNDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Trouble (Asylum) 4 4 4 6 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 19 14 9 0 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA) 6 5 5 6 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 13 11 8 0 QUARTERFLASHIHarden My Heart (Geffen/WB) 17 12 11 O STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather Et Lace (ModernlAtco) 8 7 6 8 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 14 13 12 0 RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) 11 10 10 0 JOURNEY/Don't Stop Believin' (Columbia) 18 15 10 0 GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) 15 12 11 0 NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 3 3 6 10 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 21 18 14 m GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) 11 9 9 11 DON McLEAN/Castles In The Air (Millennium/RCA) 5 3 7 12 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 1 2 3 12 BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista) 30 28 15 ® EARTH, WIND Et FIRE/Let's Groove (ARC/Columbia) 29 20 15 ® EDDIE RABBITT/Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight (Elektra) 22 20 17 m J. GEILS BAND/Centerfold (EMI America) 21 18 16 0 ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRAIHooked On Classics (RCA) 27 23 18 ( BARBRA STREISANDIComin' In And Out Of Your Life (Columbia) - 26 19 m BILLY JOEL/She's Got A Way (Columbia) 4 4 12 16 POUCE/Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (A&M) 30 23 18 0 SNEAKER/More Than Just The Two Of Us (Handshake/CBS) 24 22 20 m PAUL DAVISICool Night (Arista) - 24 22 BEACH BOYS/Come Go With Me (Caribou/CBS) 26 24 23 0 EDDIE RABBITT!Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight (Elektra) - - 25 in DAN FOGELBERGILeader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) - 29 28 ROWNG STONES/Waiting On A Friend (Rolling StoneslAtco) 24 21 20 ® UNDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Trouble (Asylum) 23 21 21 0 GO-GO'S/Our Lips Are Sealed (IRSIA&M) - 25 23 0 DARYL HALL E JOHN OATES/I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA) 8 8 13 21 - - 29 © JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) (Capitol) CHRIS CHRISTIAN/I Went You, I Need You (Boardwalk) 16 15 16 22 CHIWWACK/My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone) (Millennium/RCA) - - 28 Q JENNIFER WARNES/Could It Be Love (Arista) 29 28 26 CARS/Shake It Up (Elektra) 5 10 14 23 AIR SUPPLYIHere I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) (Arista) 28 27 25 0 QUEEN fr DAVID BOWIE/Under Pressure (Elektra) 7 14 17 24 M. POST featuring L CARLTON/Theme From "Hill Street Blues" (Elektra) - - 30 0 RONNIE MILSAPII Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) - - 29 CARPENTERS/Those Good Old Dreams (A&M) - 0 DAN FOGELBERG/Leader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) - - 30 0 SHEENA EASTON/You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) -© BEACH BOYS/Come Go With Me (Caribou/CBS) 13 17 21 27 STEVIE WOODSISteal The Night Away (Cotillion/Atco) - 0 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) 9 16 24 2E DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) - 0 SHEENA EASTON/You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) - 4 LULUIIf I Were You (Alfa) ases. © - 0 BILLY JOEL/She's Got A Way (Columbia) - PLACIDO DOMINGO 8r JOHN DENVER/Perhaps Love (Cherry Lane/CBS) AIR SUPPLY (53) RICK SPRINGFIELD (35) AIR SUPPLY "Sweet" (42) DAN FOGELBERG (17) DAN FOGELBERG (43) LITTLE RIVER BAND (32) MOST. BARRY MANILOW (34) ALABAMA (14) BEACH BOYS (41) BARRY MANILOW (29) ADDED SHEENA EASTON (23) BERTIE HIGGINS (14) HALL f OATES (104) J. GEILS (7D3)(77) BARBRA STREISAND (62) DIANA ROSS (35) OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (98) FOREIGNER HOTTEST NEIL DIAMOND (60) JUICE NEWTON (32) NICKS £t HENLEY (81) LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM (63) FOREIGNER (40) GEORGE BENSON (31)

DAN FOGELBERG BREAKERS., CARPENTERS Leader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) Those Good Old Dreams (ABM) 71% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 44, Debuts 45, Same 20, Down 0, 60% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 41/3, Light 26/8, Adds 43 including WBEN-FM, WIFI, JB105, WZZP, KEARTH, KJR, KIMN. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 13, WARM98, WHB, WISN, KPLZ, WTIC, See Parallels, debuts at number 26 on CHR chart WHYN, KOLE, WOKV, KAAY, WRVR, WPTF, KCEE, WKZE. Moves 29-25 BEACH BOYS on A/C chart Come Go With Me (Caribou/CBS) SHEENA EASTON 69% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 29, Same 44, Down 0, You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) Adds 41 including Q107, Z93, 940, WKTI, KFRC, Q103, KOPA. See 59% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 37/8, Light 27/10, Parallels, debuts at number 27 on CHR chart Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 23 including WIP, WSB, KULF, WGAR, WOMC, LITTLE RIVER BAND KPLZ, WHEN, WERC, WRKA, WIBA, KBOI, KMJJ, KWAV, and 10 more. Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) Moves 30-26 on A/C chart 68% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 30, Debuts 47, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 32 including WKBW, KEGL, KRLA, 0103, WRCK, KXX106, FM102. NEW & ACTIVE Cg5-49) See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on CHR chart SUPPLY "Sweet Dreams" (Mete) 66/42 SHEENA EASTON QAIRRotations: Heavy 211, Medium 27113, Light 31123. Extra Adds 6, Total Adda 42 Including WCBM, WTFM, WJMD, WSB, You Could Have Been With Me America) WARM9B, WOMC, WISH, KIXI, KPLZ. WNAB, WSFM, WWYZ. WHYN, WAFB, KOLE, WDEF, WIS, WSU, KAAY, WRKA (EMI WQUE, Y106, WRVA. WAKR, WTVN, WHIO, WOUA, WOHO, KAFY, KBOI, KCEE. and 11 more. 38, 26, Down 66% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 57, Debuts Same 0, LULU "If I Were You" (Alfa) 56/6 Adds 21 including WNBC, Q105, KIIS-FM, 13K, WTIC-FM, WSEZ, KIIK. Rotations: Heavy 910, Medium 32.12, Light 1613, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6. WGAR, KIXI, K801, KFOR, WSOW, KOLO. Heavy: WJMD, WITH. WVLK, WRVA. WQUA. KUGN. KSL WWSA. KMED. Medhum: WPRO, WSB, WCCO, KEX, WRIE See Parallels, debuts at number 29 on CHR chart WERC, WBT. WSU, WMAZ Y108, WHBY, WHIO, KKRD, WKBN, KAFY, KWAV. Debuts at number 29 on A/C chart RUPERT HOLMES "Loved By The One You Love" (EMktre) 54/8 BILLY JOEL Rotations: Heavy 310, Medium 3114, Light 2014. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9. 97AIA. WH8. WHAM, KOLE. K08. WFIR. KCRO, KOLO. Heavy: WLTA, WCCO, WDEF. Medium: WJMD, WARMS. KEX, KPLZ, WCTC, WEU, WSBA, WGAC, She's Got A Way (Columbia) WERC, WIS. WVLK. WHBC, KITE KKRD, WKBN, KUGN, KKUA. KSL KSEL WORD, KRKK. 64% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 71, Debuts 20, Same 27, Down 0, PLACIDO DOMINGO Et JOHN DENVER "Perhaps Love" (Cherry Lane/CBS) 63/6 Rotations: Heavy 18/0, Medium 1911, Light 14/2 Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9. WTAE, WSB, WHB, WERC, KKRD, WKBN. Adds 19 including WZZP, Q102, WKTI, Q103, KZZP, 92FLY, KROK. See Heavy WIP, WASH, KYXY. KPLZ, WNAB, WTIC, WEU, WSBA. WGAC, WRVA. WHBC, WFMK. WIBA. WOUA, KBOI, Parallels, debuts at number 30 on CHR chart KSL WSOW, KOLO. Medium: KDKA, KULF 97AIA, WRVR. WPTF, WAKR. Debuts at number 30 on A/C chart STEVE CARLISLE " 'WKRP In Cincinnati' (Mali Theme)" (Sweet CItylMCA) 46/8 RICK SPRINGFIELD Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 2911, Light 1114, Extra Adds 3. Total Adds IL WSB, KMBZ, WERC, WSU, KLTE WOUA, WKBN, KMED. Heavy WLTA. 6EKRC, WDEF, WRVA. Medium: WJMD, 97A1Á KXOK, KEX, WRIE. WEU, WOAC, KCSW, Love Is Alright Tonite (RCA) WBT, WIS, WVLK, WMAZ Y1011, WHBY, WHBC, WHIO, KRMG, KAFY, KSL WJBC. 59% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 24, Debuts 29, Same 39, Down 0, KENNY ROGERS "Blaze Of Glory" (Liberty) 38/6 Rotations: Heavy 911, Medium 1910, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6. WGAR, WHAM, KRNT, WKBN, WBOW. Heavy: Adds 35 including KEGL, WCKX, KIMN, KOPA, WDRC-FM, 92X, KSPZ. WTAE, KMBZ WCCO, WSBA, WRVA, KSL WWSA, WJON. Medium: 97AIA, KOY, KEX, WDEF, WIS, KAAY, WMAZ, See Parallels, will debut on CHR chart next week. WTAR. WPTF, WAKR, WHBY, KAFY, WOIR, KCRO, WDAY, KBOZ, KOLO. QUARTERFLASH "Harden My Heart" (Geffen/WS) 38/3 ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 14/0, Light 1013, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, 66KRC. WRVR, KREM. Heavy: WIP, KPLZ WRIE WGAC, KCSW, WMAZ. WSM-FM, WSJS, KAFY, KWAV, KSEL WORG, KADE, KRKK. Medium: KDKA, WHEN, Hooked On Classics (RCA) WAFB, KOLE W8L1, Y106, WTVN, WOWO, 10301, KUGN, WSKY, WCHV, KPAT, WBOW. 74, 14, Same 28, Down 1, ALABAMA "Love in The First Degree" (RCA) 36/14 59% of our reporters on it Moves: Up Debuts Rotations: Heavy 610, Medium 12/3, Light 14/7, Extra Adds 4. Total Adds 14, WS8, KULF, KYXY, WERC, WBT, WSU, Adds 10 including WICC, KXX106, Y103, KEYN-FM, WNAM, KGGI, WVLK, WRVA, WFMK, KKUA, KPAT, WJON, KOLO, KRKK. Heavy KMBZ WDEF, KRHT, KWAV, KSL WORG. Medium: chart next week. 615KRC, WARSAW WGAC, WMAZ. KITE. KAFY, WWSA. WDAY. WAZY-FM. See Parallels, will debut on CHR OUVIA NEWTON-JOHN "Physical" (MCA) 36/0 Rotations: Heavy 19/0, Medium 1610, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KDKA KULF, WFYR, WGAR. KNBR, WRIE, WSFM, KAAY, Y106, WSJS, WOWO, KAFY, K801, WLEQ. KSEL WLVA, KCRG, WBOW, KADE. Medium: ßR66, ACTIVE WTAE. WASH, 56KRC, KOY, WHEN. WAFB, WBT, WTVN, KKRD, WKZE. WSKY, KFO.D. NEW & MANILOW "Somewhere Down The Road" (Arista) 34/34 WLTA. W88, KULF, KMBZ AIR SUPPLY "Sweet Dreams" (Arista) 103/53 QBARRYRotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 9/9, Light 16116. Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 34, GROL WREN, WCCO, KFMB, KYXY. WNAB. WSFM, WWYZ, WEU. WGAC, KCSW. WERC. WDEF, WIS. WRVA WHBY, WHBC. KLTE, Lmi Moves: Up 1, Debuts 27, Same 22 Down 0, Adds 63 Including WBEN-FM, WIFI, 293, 940. Y100, KBEQ. WNEU, WSKY, WCHV. KSEL WORG, WWSA. KFOR, KFQD, KBOZ, KMED. KFI, Q103, KOPA, KC101, Q106, KTSA, WAYS, 1(293, KNBQ. KKRD, KCEE,

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