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You Can't Play... 40, Elek 648804 Char 4-98788 Geffen N/A E-W/Amer 98831 itt EE BEES 0"8#41.0 "WHEN HE'S GONE" The New Single Produced by • ny Gibb. Maurice Gibb. Robin Gibb Engineered by Femi liya from the album HIGH CIVILIZATION May 6, 1991 Volume 5 Issue 240 $6.00 DENNIS LAVINTHAL Publisher SINGLES Burt Alert LENNY BEER C&C Music goes #1 again, leading aColumbia Top Editor In Chief Ten charge that includes potential future #1's for 4 TONI PROFERA Executive Editor Mariah Carey and Michael Bolton. DAVID ADELSON Vice President/Managing Editor DIALOGUE MIKE MURPHY C&C Music Factory are churning out the hits while Senior Broadcast Editor HITS' "My" Amy "Is True" Linden's churning out 36 ROY TRAKIN the copy. Senior Editor ANITA WEBB Oakland b-boy Too Short's in the house with HITS' Operations Manager Too Dumb Craig Moddemo. 70 KAREN GLAUBER Post Modem Editor GRAHAM ARMSTRONG POST MODERN Jams Editor Fishbone goes nuclear, jumping from 21-4 with hot Here we go again. Columbia's HOLLY GLEASON sales and huge play. Donnie is happy (in a Post 45 Promotion VP Burt Baumgartner Neobilly Editor Modem way, of course). repeats — just like his beloved DANNY OSTROW 49ers once did — returning to Broadcast Editor JAMS the top slot with yet another C&C TODD HENSLEY Elektra's red-hot diva Lisa Fischer wonders "How Music Factory smash, one of DARRYL LINDSEY Can IEase The Pain" of being mentioned in the 59 Research Editors three singles in HITS Top Ten, MARK PEARSON same "Contents" entry as JAMS' loser Graham with Mariah Carey and Michael Research Coordinator "Scam" Armstrong. Bolton all set to follow in its TERRY MOSER NICK BULL footsteps. The man's jammin' ANGELA GARCIA NEOBILLY with L.L. Cool Jand warming up The ACM awards are over, which means Neobilly KANDACE TAYLOR Fishbone in the PoMo bullpen. Ne'er-Do-Well Holly Gleason's back home in Music 67 LLOYD STARK Hey, the only thorn in the man's RUSTY STAGGERS City and we're out of hiding. side is the industry's ultimate Research Assistants ignominious achievement — a FRANCIS LAMBERT ALBUMS spot on this week's HITS MICHAEL ALLEN Motown's Another Bad Creation and WB's Rod "Contents" page. Computer Operations Stewart break into the Top Ten. 86 KEITH MACLEOD Art Director HEATHER LOSE Flashmakers 28 Earpicks 38 Editorial Design Paula by amile. Paula and Simple Minds. BRIAN LINDSEY ELLIE LEACOCK Crossovers 32 Top Tens 79 VAN ARNO Marc Cohn & Mother Bad Art & Design REM's still the 1. Creation. DANNY FIELDS NEIL HARRIS Requests 35 Breakouts 82 On The Cover Contributing Editors Another Bad Creation. Michael Bolton & Fishbone. Never mind the fact he put "Rico Suave" on the map. MICHAEL FLYNN Gerardo's claim to fame is the Facility Manager Front Page 9 Hollyville 67 inspired casting of Marc COLOR WEST Near Truths 22 Wheels & Deals 72 Benesch and George Clinton in Lithography Far Truths 25 New Artists 72 his new video for "We Want the Funk" — before this HITS 15477 Ventura Blvd. Letters 25 Wavelength 90 Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 cover appearance completely (818) 501-7900 Post Toasted 45 destroyed his credibility. HITS TOP FIFTY SIJNGTAHJS 2 L The boys at Black Rock take C&C Music Factory into the #1 Large singles sales and major market play take LL Cool J A H spot for the second consecutive time and the album is hot on from #50 to #37, and this ain't no hype. The big surprise of W S its heels. R.E.M. continues to make its way to the top. push- the week is Paula Abdul. coming on at #40 with over 200 K T S S ing hard seven spots to #19 with the #1 album in the country adds. EMF also debuts at #41. A E E ARTIST TITLE LABEL G E E COMMENTS O 2 fl C&C MUSIC HERE WE GO... Col 38T-73690 From #2 Lp 5 FHI-FIVE ILIKE THE WAY Jive/RCA 1424-4-JS From Top 40 Lp 1 AMY GRANT BABY. BABY A&M 1549 Leading Top 15 Lp r41 4 DIVINYLS ITOUCH MYSELF Virgin 98873 Hot single seller 4 3 ROXETTE JOYRIDE EMI 50342 Lp is #13 TI 6 CATHY DENNIS TOUCH ME PLG 879-467-4 Big single sales 15 12 MARIAH CAREY IDON'T WANNA CRY Columbia 38T 73743 Smash 12 10 ROD STEWART RHYTHM OF MY HEART Warner Bros 19366 From Top 10 Lp COLOR ME BADD IWANNA SEX... Giant 9-19382-4 Monster seller 10 MICHAEL BOLTON LOVE IS A ... Columbia 38T-73719 Lp debuts at #22 11 Eli RICK ASTLEY CRY FOR HELP RCA 2774-4 Steady WILSON PHILLIPS YOU'RE IN LOVE SBK 07343 Over EXTREME MORE THAN WORDS... A&M 1552 From breaking Lp GERARDO RICO SUAVE Interscope 94-98871 Peaked NELSON MORE THAN EVER DGC 19002 Steady gains 16 RUDE BOYS WRITTEN ALL OVER Atlantic 74-87805 Sales 8 9 IFA ENIGMA SADENESS PART 1 Charisma 4-98864 Ready for new single 18 QUEENSRYCHE SILENT LUCIDITY EMI 50345 From smash Lp 33 26 19 LOSING MY... Warner Bros 19392-4, From #1 Lp . 1251 22 20 KEEDY SAVE SOME LOVE Arista 2153 Gaining each week re] 24 TRIPLETS YOU DON'T HAVE. Mercury 878 864 Gaining each week 14 14 VOICES THAT CARE VOICES THAT CARE Giant 19350 Falling 36 28 IWHITNEY HOUSTON MIRACLE Arista 2222 Big gains at Top 40 27 24 MONIE LOVE IT'S A SHAME Warner Bros 195154 Selling singles 142i [311 Ela BLACK BOX STRIKE IT UP Decon/RCA 2794-4 Breaking Top 40 (Based on a combination of sales and airplay) 4 HITS May 6 1991 Kane "noes ROBERTS AnReallyybod y ON OVER 105 TOP 40s IN 3 WEEKS! TOP 5 REQUESTS! 25% OF STATIONS MOVE 4 POINTS OR MORE! Fall In FLASHMAKER! Love WPHR add KZIO add Z99 add WABB add WAPE add WAZY add Z102 add WDBR add Anymore?" KTUX add WKPE add WRQN add WQGN add KFTZ add VVVSR add The New Single KILLER MOVES & DEBUTS! and Track WKDD deb 22 KZ93 deb 27 WLRW deb 24 KRBE deb 29 Written by Diane Warren, WKBQ 17-15 Q102 27-22 (Hot) KATM 22-17 (Hot) KFMW 34-25 KMYZ 25-18 WPST 37-31 Jon Bon Jovi, B104 24-21 KZOZ 38-32 FM104 29-21 OK95 36-32 (Hot) Richie Sambora, WYCR 28-21(Hot) KNOE 40-33 Desmond Child From The DGC Debut Album Saints And Simms Produced and Recorded by Si Arthur Paysooler Desrnotele Productions, Inc. Executive Producer: Desmond Chid Management: Akre Enterprises • Sited Gordo, Daniel S. Markus, Ed Gerrard DAVID GEFFEN COMPANY 1991 The David Geffen Company HITS TOP FIFTY frINTGLJS 2 W-I-I —un>r A G ARTIST TITLE LABEL COMMENTS xrnrti o Xrilrrle 45 29I LUTHER VANDROSS POWER OF LOVE... Epic 34T-73778 Lp hitting at press time 9 [15 LONDON BEAT I'VE BEEN THINKING.. Radioactive 12-53992 New single breaking 1461 1301 28 HUEY LEWIS COUPLE DAYS OFF EMI 50346 From forthcoming Lp 37 35 29 SHEENA EASTON WHAT COMES NATURALLY MCA 53742 Breaking Top 40 40 32 30 SALT-N -PEPA DO YOU WANT ME Next Plateau 50137 Developing 1391 33 Ell BLACK CROWES SHE TALKS TO ANGELS Def Am. 19403-4 Lp is at #6 138 FIREHOUSE DON'T TREAT ME BAD Epic 34T-73676 From breaking Lp 43 ,361 UB40 HERE IAM Virgin 4-99141 Developing at Top 40 43 34 ANOTHER BAD CREATION PLAYGROUND Motown CS-2070 Hot seller 48 41 LATOUR PEOPLE ARE STILL.. Smash/PLG 879-666 Smash 44 401 36 RIFF MY HEART SBK 4JM-07342 Continues developing 50 LL COOL J MAMA SAID D.Jam/Col 38t-73706 Hot on MTV 47 42 TONY! TONI! TONE! WHATEVER YOU WANT Wing/Merc 879-5904 Hot seller 41 39 INXS BITTER TEARS Atlantic 4-87760 Steady 40 RUSH RUSH Vir/Captive 98828 Tons of Top 40 41 EMF UNBELIEVABLE EMI 56210 Hot seller 1491 45 42 STYX LOVE AT FIRST... A&M 1548 Building 149 43 LISA FISCHER HOW CAN I... Elektra 94-64897 Multi-format 50 i47 44 FIXX HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH Impact 54028 Developing 46 45 HAPPY MONDAYS STEP ON Elektra 64899 Steady 48 CELINE DION IF THERE WAS ANY... Epic 73665 Steady increases 23 ANOTHER BAD CREATION IESHA Motown 20704 Over at Top 40 1161 25 TARA KEMP HOLD YOU TIGHT Giant 19458 New single shipping 20 20 REMBRANDTS JUST THE WAY IT IS Atco 74-98874 Over 117] 50 TIMMY T ONE MORE TRY Quality 4JM-15114 Peaked (Based on a combination of sales and airplay) CRYSTAL WATERS (Merc) KANE ROBERTS (DGC) LONDONBEAT (Radioactive) NEXT UP SURFACE (Columbia) DAMN YANKEES (WB) M W SMITH (Geffen) GERARDO (Inter/EW) JESUS JONES (SBK) GLEN FREY (MCA) no kane, no gain.
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