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BY JOe HOWARD $165.5 million taken due to a management marketing sales R&R WASHINGTON BUREAU [email protected] change in accounting principles This week's MMS section salutes the and a related extraordinary loss. The company that On a per share basis, recipients of the R &R Industry Achievement many look to as a guid- Emmis lost $3.28 with Awards for Station of the Year: KROO/Los ing light for what's hap- the accounting change Angeles (which also won in 2001), WNKS/ 1111 pening in the radio in- and the extraordinary Charlotte and KJEE/Santa Barbara, CA. dustry reported its Q1 loss, but gained 4 cents MMS also spotlights several top results Tuesday morn- without them. First Call/ executives, including KROQ's Trip Reeb THE /ND US TR Y'S NEWSPAPER ing, kicking off an earn- Thomson Financial pre- Amy Clear ChanneVNew and Stevens, ings season that some dicted a loss of 6 cents. Orleans' Ed Turner and CitadeV hope will demonstrate The net loss was 33 Bloomington, IL's Red Pitcher. Additionally, that the radio industry is cents in the previous Ql. veteran consultant Waller Sabo offers on the rebound. And The company's net insights as newspapers to why still beat while Ennis reponed a Smulyan revenues declined I %, radio in sales and how to get tangible June Swoon For Radio Stocks staggering net loss due to $136.8 million, while dollars for generating tangible results from to an accounting charge, its re- EBITDA before certain charges what some advertisers still regard as an 03, 04 growth concerns send issues downward sults, absent that, suggested hope increased 5 %, to $45.3 million. intangible medium. MMS also continues BY ADAM JACOBSON for the sector. After -tax cash flow increased were off $13.70 as of Tues- its weekly exploration of questions and R&R RADIO EDITOR While the company's net loss 34 %, to $22.8 million, or 44 ajaM6sm1 @radia(YY%rrcordc.cv,n day's close as investors swept expanded from $15.7 million to cents per share. The radio answers surrounding Arbitron's Radio's heavy hitters took away the debris after another $167.8 million, that figure in- forthcoming Portable People Meter. heavy hits last week, punctu- disappointing trading session. cludes a one -time charge of EMMIS /See Page 6 ating a monthlong slump for This week started off on a Pages 9 -11 industry stocks that has re- positive note, as the R &R in- r"=,% sulted in a 21% drop in value dex on Monday experienced FORMAT WINNERS SPOTLIGHT for the R &R composite in- its first up session since June Arbitron Welcomes Input Of Ad -Hoc dex. 18. However, the 1.3% gain Last week you read about some of the While some companies did little to shroud the fact Group Of Execs Wary Of People Meter winners this in the national categories of have fared better than others, that the index is off close to BY RON RDDmcuEs R &R EDITOR -IN -CHIEF that would validate the useful- year's R &R Industry Achievement Awards. such companies as Clear 30 points since its previous ronr @radioandrecords.com ness of the meter. Now check out who triumphed format by Channel have seen a substan- positive close. On Tuesday, An ad -hoc group of radio ex- Arbitron was conducting sales format. Winners are showcased through- tial losses in share price since ecutives that last week asked meetings when the radio group's out the issue! May 31. In fact, CCU shares STOCKS/See Page 6 Arbitron to go slow on the devel- request was issued. But on the opment of the Por- following day, Arb- IN THE NEWS table People Meter itron President/U.S. How The Mighty Have Fallen ... is being welcomed "Our goal remains to Media Owen Charle- by Arbitron for its bois released this Lava Records to expand operations: work with the entire 5/24 5/31 6/7 6/14 6/21 interest and involve- statement: Jason Flom signs new deal R &R radio industry to Index ment. "Arbitron wel- create an improved David Lebow joins AOL Interactive 270.25 The group - comes the increasing system for Services as EVP 267.22 which was orga- interest and involve- nized by RAB Presi- measuring radio.- ment of our radio - Max Dugan becomes KEGUDallas PD 259.38 dent/CEO Gary Fries station customers in now - Owen Charlebois ABC names new Pres. /GMs: Steve and represents our decade -long nearly a dozen of Portable Kosbau in Detroit, Dennis Begley People the largest radio or- Meter development in Pittsburgh 238.17 ganizations, including Clear program. It's great to have indi- Page 3 Channel and Infinity - last week viduals at such a high level tak- Here's a snapshot of the closing numbers for unanimously voted to ask ing an active part in the evalua- the R&R stock index over the past five weeks. 213.45 Arbitron to expand its testing to tion of the PPM. at least one market beyond its "We have always worked with +0.5% -1.1% -3% -8.2% -10.3% current test market of Philadel- all the many companies, industry (Change from previous week) phia. It also asked Arbitron to CHR/POP implement coincidental studies ARBITROB/See Page 27 EMINEM Without Me (Shady /A ftermatNlnterscope)

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URBAN AC 4% In April 2002 Librarian retains Yahoo! drops its Up To $119 Mil. JAHEIM Anything (Divine Mill/W8) BY Jew GREEN most CARP rates local radio streams R &R EXECUTIVE EDITOR Tax On Radio [email protected] COUNTRY BY BRIDA CONNOLLY R &R ASST. MANAGING EDITOR Br N101111 ZRiGI.F.R GEORGE STRAIT Living Md Living Well (MCA) In the midst of the outcry Posting by far its best monthly bconnoll y @radioandrecords.com R&R WASHINGTON BUREAU sales comparison this year, radio over Librarian of Congress [email protected] AC On June 20 Librarian of James Billington's decision to continued to rebound from its Broadcasters would be re- CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) Congress James Billington retain most of the CARP's winter doldrums, with total reve- quired to pay an annual spec- accepted most of the recom- recommendations, Yahoo! HOT AC nues increasing 4% in April when trum -usage tax mendations of the U.S. Copy- made a surprise decision Tues- SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A&M/Inferscope) measured against the same month of up to 1% of right day to drop local- station a year ago. Local dollars for the Office's Copyright Arbi- their gross rev- SMOOTH JAZZ streaming and shut down its month rose 2 %, while national tration Royalty Panel on enues to fund PETER WHITE Bueno Funk (Columbia) webcast Yahoo Radio division. Yahoo figures climbed 6 %. royalties. His deci- political adver- sion puts an end for now was set to take all Yahoo Ra- ROCK The first four months of 2002 - tising under a to a battle that's been dio streams down within a KROEGER & SCOTT Hero (Roadrunnert'olumbia4DJMG) showed national dollars up 2%. - proposal intro- fought in the Copyright Of- week. Susquehanna, which And while January- April's local duced June 19 ACTIVE ROCK fice and the courts, in the kept its programming online ad sales and total sales were flat, by some famil- PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift 8 Die (Gehen/Interscope) CARP proceedings and in through the AFTRA royalties those cumulative figures are iar Capitol Hill public since the Digital Mil- controversy of last spring and McCain much stronger than they were at lawmakers. The ALTERNATIVE lennium Copyright Act of throughout the CARP uproar, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) the end of February, which suf- plan would create a voucher sys- 1998. It was the DMCA that has been streaming all 29 of fered from a lack of TV sweeps tem that would give qualifying TRIPLE A CARP/See Page 14 YAHOO/See Page 6 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) RAB /See Page 14 TAX /See Page 27

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JUNE 28, 2002 Lebow Heads To AOL For EVP Post NEWS & FEATURES

David Lebow, a radio -industry Radio Business 4 Sound Decisions 24 veteran who has held a variety of Business Briefs 4 Going For Adds 26 positions at Emmis Transactions Publisher's Profile 92 and the former MMS 9 AMFM Inc., has Internet News & Views 12 reteamed with National Music Formatsl5 Opportunities 88 former AMFM National Video Charts 16 colleague Jim de Street Talk 20 Marketplace 89 Castro by joining America On- line's Interactive Services divi- Shown from left: Atlantic Group co-Chairman/co-CEO Val Azzoli, Lava FORMATS & CHARTS Flom Music Group Chairman/ sion. Records President Jason and Warner CEO Roger Ames. Lebow Lebow will serve News/Talk /Sports 17 Adult Contemporary 59 as Exec. VP/Pro- Classic Rock /Oldies 19 AC Chart 60 gramming & Strategy and report Lava To Expand Retail Top 50 25 AC RateTheMusic 61 directly to de Castro, who is Presi- Operations CHR /Pop 28 AC/Hot AC Action 62 dent of AOL Interactive Services. Flom signs new long -term deal with Atlantic Callout America 29 Hot AC Chart 63 Lebow will coordinate strategic CHR/Pop Chart 30 Hot AC RateTheMusic 64 programming and promotion ini- Jason Flom's Lava Records, ist roster. Hom has signed a new Pop Action 32 Smooth Jazz 65 tiatives for the AOL service and which in recent years has pro- deal with Atlantic to lead Lava. CHR /Pop RateTheMusic 33 Smooth Jazz Chart 66 the AOL brand and will evaluate duced phenomenal hits under Since Lava was founded in CHR/Rhythmic 35 Smooth Jazz Action 67 consumer trends and research the Atlantic umbrella, will ex- 1995, its artists have sold some CHR /Rhythmic Chart 36 Rock 68 about the AOL service to help de- pand into a multifaceted record 50 million records in the U.S. and Rhythmic Action 38 Rock Chart 69 velop new content and services to company that includes the addi- 30 million more worldwide. The CHR /Rhythmic RateTheMusic 39 Active Rock Chart 71 meet consumer needs. He'll also tion of dedicated promotion, roster includes Kid Rock, Uncle Urban 40 Active Rock RateTheMusic 72 work in tandem with AOL Brand publicity and marketing depart- Urban Chart 42 Rock Action/Rock Specialty Show 73 Operations Exec. VP Jim Bankoff ments and an increase in its art- LAVA/See Page 27 Urban Action 46 Alternative 74 and Exec. VP/Product Marketing Urban AC Chart 48 Alternative Chart 75 David Gang. Country 50 Alternative Action 76 Nashville 52 Alternative RateTheMusic/ LEBOW /See Page 27 Country Chart 53 Specialty Show 77 Country Indicator 54 Triple A 79 Kosbau Motors To ABC/Detroit Country Callout 55 Triple A Chart 80 Country Action 56 Triple A Action 83 PD ABC Radio has promot- tion, and we look forward Dugan Named Christian 84 ed WRQX & WJZW/ to his continued achieve- CCM Update 85 At KEGL/Dallas Washington Director /Oper- ment in expanding the suc- Christian Charts 86 -87 ations Kosbau to cess of ABC Radio's FM Max Dugan has been named PD Steve stations of Clear Channel's Active Rock President/GM of CHR/Pop there." The Back Pages 900 WDRQ Hot AC Kosbau became PD of KEGL (The Eagle)/Dallas. Dugan and WDVD in Detroit. He re- WJZW predecessor WCXR/ most recently programmed Classic to ABC Radio Washington in 1993. From Rocker KKFM/Colorado Springs ports Station Group President Mitch 1981 -93 Kosbau held a va- and in March added Format Lieu- Begley Presides Over ABC/Pittsburgh tenant duties for KKFM parent Dolan. riety of positions at radio sol- stations in New York; Den- ABC Radio has named Dennis dent Mitch Dolan, to whom Begley company Citadel. He starts his new "Steve's 25 years of ver; Charleston, SC, and Begley President/GM at ESPN Ra- reports. "We're pleased to welcome job next week and replaces Duane id radio -industry experi- Kosbau him the ideal Terre Haute, IN. Kosbau dio- formatted WEAE and Radio him to the ABC Radio Station Doherty, who programmed both ence make choice to manage WDRQ and began his career in radio in 1977, Disney WWCS in Pittsburgh. Be- Group and look forward to his fu- KEGL and sister KDGE/Dallas be- WDVD in the vibrant Detroit mar- at the age of 15, when he was on gley succeeds Jessamy Tang, who ture achievements in Pittsburgh." fore relinquishing his Eagle duties ket," Dolan said. "We congratulate the air at KGGO in his hometown recently resigned to pursue other Begley most recently served as Sr. in April. Clear Channel Dallas Market him on this well -deserved promo- of Des Moines. interests. Marketing Executive for the Millen- "Dennis' outstanding major-mar- nium Radio Group in Atlantic City, Manager Brian Purdy told R &R, ket credentials as a general manag- NJ. A longtime Philadelphia radio t - "We feel Max is one of the top er. along with his wide -ranging ex- management veteran, Begley has Rock programmers in America and perience in marketing, sales and held VP/GM posts at several mar- look forward to his growing The Daniels, Bannon Join Redline As VPs sports programming, make him ide- ket stations, including Beasley's Eagle's product position." Redline Entertainment. the Min- ally suited for this position," said Before joining KKFM Dugan was neapolis -based label owned by Best BEGLEY /See Page 14 Clear Channel/Houston Director/ ABC Radio Station Group Presi- Buy, has set its leadership team, FM Programming until December naming Sky Daniels VP/Promotion 2000 and had been PD of that clus- and Vince Bannon VP /Artist De- _ ter's KLOL. Back at KKFM, OM velopment. Appoints Adair SVP /Operations Bobby Irwin adds PD duties until a Salem Daniels, a radio and label veteran replacement for Dugan is found. who was most recently GM for Salem Communications has pro- the entire company," Salem Exec. R &R, will build Redline's promo- moted Rob Adair to Sr. VP /Oper- VP/Radio Joe Davis said. "He has ations. Regional VP /Operations tion team and head its efforts. "Sky Daniels Bannon demonstrated unique and consider- R &R Observes Daniels has been one of the true in- since August 2000, Adair will con- able skill as a broadcast executive tinue with direct operational over- Independence Day novators in every facet of the indus- the artists he works with. Sky not and will be called upon for increas- try since the day he entered radio only understands the role of tech- sight of Salem's Midwestern U.S. ingly broad and complex assign- Due to the Independence Day more than 20 years ago," Redline nology, he has long advocated the radio markets. ments in the future." holiday, R &R's Los Angeles, President Gary Arnold said. "His use of technology to create a bigger, "This promotion to Sr. VP is not Adair said, "Salem has achieved Nashville and Washington, DC career in radio and media, as well better future " just in recognition of Rob's superb great success in building out offices will be closed Thursday, as the label and trade side of things, Bannon, whose resume includes leadership of the station group our station clusters, and I look July 4 and Friday, July 5. has shown that he is passionate which he oversees, it acknowledg- about fording avenues to success for REDLINE/See Page 14 es his extraordinary contribution to ADAIR /See Page 14

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Hughes To FCC: `I Am A Living Example BUSINESS BRIEFS Of Equal Opportunity' DC Court: Too Harsh On FCC By Mouu ZIEGLER Public -Interest Standards R&R WASHINGTON BUREAU [email protected] T he Washington DC Appeals Court ruled earlier this year that in order for the FCC to keep a rule on its books, that rule must be deemed Panelists from the radio industry and special interest groups 30% of sales managers and 10% of indispensable to the public interest. The commission responded that its demonstrated little agreement on the specifics of - or even the program directors in top 100 radio public- interest standard requires that a rule be "useful," not necessarily need for - equal employment opportunity regulations at the June markets. "indispensable" and argued that the court's interpretation was stricter than 24 en banc hearing before all four FCC commissioners. The meet- "It's taken the broadcast industry the public-interest guideline itself. The court's indispensability ruling was part of a larger order requiring the FCC to review its 35% rationwide ing was held to examine the commission's third attempt at EEO way too long to break out of the bad habits of the old boys' network and ownership cap for television stations - an order that is still in effect - but regulations after the DC Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the word -of-mouth recruitment that pro- the court this week agreed that the indispensability requirement places commission's earlier tries unconstitutional. vided limited opportunities for ad- too heavy a burden on the commission in justifying its rules. The court While Radio One founder and Chair- vancement for women," Gerberding rejected requests from the FCC and petitioners FOX and lime Warner person Cathy Hughes and Nassau Me- said. "Without the FCC's regulatory asking for a definition of necessary for the purposes of the commission's dia Partners President -American push for these habits to cease imme- public -interest standard. Women in Radio & Television Presi- "It's taken the diately, they will continue to be per- dent Joan Gerberding lobbied the petuated." Satellite Radio, IBOC Predicted To Drive Industry industry way commissioners in support stringent broadcast On the other side, Arnold told the of A PricewaterhouseCoopers study on radio in the U.S. predicts that rules aimed toward getting more FCC she has spoken with many broad- too long to break out rt satellite radio will boast 5 million subscribers by 2006, bringing in women and minorities into senior -level casters who have been blackmailed by $630 million in fees. The study says XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Sat- positions, others, including Texas As- of its bad habits." groups offering boilerplate "minority ellite Radio "will inject new revenues into the market and pressure tradi- sociation of Broadcasters Exec. Direc- recruitment plans," costing thousands tional broadcasters into introducing digital radio to remain competitive" Joan Gerberding tor Ann Arnold and Midwest Family of dollars, in exchange for dropping and foresees that within two years 25% of all terrestrial radio stations will Broadcasters VP Marilyn Kushak, protests to stations' license renewals. be using IBOC technology. In-car radio listening has risen 36% since 1991 commented on the difficulties of corn- She also said broadcasters are afraid and 14% since 1998, and PricewaterhouseCoopers says, 'The opportu- plying with complex EEO regulations. of speaking out against EEO regula- nity for satellite radio to gain penetration is great, as 11 million replace- FCC Chairman Michael Powell Hughes also said that, despite her tions for fear they'll be labeled racists ment car radios are sold annually." And, after years of up- and -down mo- said he was struck by the "relatively company's success, non -African and questioned whether repeated job mentum, the report predicts a more stable period of single -digit growth for low representation numbers of minori- Americans haven't always been eager fairs -a favorite approach of those radio advertising growth through 2006. ties and women and how persistently to join Radio One. "I shudder to re- in support of EEO rules - "give ap- stagnant they seem to be." Listening member how often nonblack appli- plicants a false sense of hope in an in- Election Coverage Study Revised After NAB Challenge to the testimony, Commissioner cants spent the interview questioning dustry where the work force is being ier NAB Michael Copps agreed and said he was our financial viability," she said. "Our downsized." A the last week challenged some negative findings of the Committee for of the American Electorate's research shocked "that the old lines are as overtures for recruitment were met Arnold also said that another com- the Study on broadcasters' election coverage, CSAE reworked some of its data clearly and starkly drawn as they used with objections over our format and plaint against the EEO rules is that and apologized to those who published information from what it to be." He added, "I thought we were the location of our facilities and ap- they lead to discrimination against - called a "flawed study." CSAE withdrew its report that said only one TV coming here today to talk about solu- prehension about having to do promo- white male applicants because broad- station in each state it studied carried statewide debates and called tions to a problem we all agreed on." tions in the urban community." casters feel they have to hire minori- the earlier claim "flatly wrong." In fact, CSAE listed several stations that He and Powell called on private in- She also emphasized Radio One's ties, regardless of merit, to satisfy the dustry to commit to hiring more mi- success in giving women and minori- FCC. Continuel on Page 6 norities and women, saying that there ties first-time opportunities, pointing Midwest Family Broadcasters VP are limits to what the FCC can do to to the seven African Americans and Marilyn Kushak told the commis- regulate hiring. three women in her company who are sioners about the difficulty of comply- R &R Stock Index "I am, without question, a living first-time general managers. Hughes ing with EEO rules at her four -station example of what equal opportunity in said Radio One's work force is 70% company. "Given our size, we simply This weighted index consists of all publicly traded companies that de- broadcasting can produce for women African- American and 58% male. cant justify having a personnel direc- rive more than 5% of gross earnings from radio advertising. and people of color," Hughes told the Gerberding testified that because tor or human resources department," Change Since commissioners in her emotional testi- only 3% of media executives are fe- she said. "We found that complying 621/01 614/02 6/21102 60102 614/02411/02 mony. "My career has been the excep- male, the proposed EEO rules are nec- with the FCC's previous rules was of- R &R Index 266.68 238.17 213.45 -20% -10.3% tion to the rule - not because I'm essary to protect women. She cited sta- ten very difficult because our employ- exceptional, but because the FCC pried tistics saying that nearly half of the 32 ees already take on a maximum num- Dow Jones 10,715.43 9474.21 9281.82 -13.3% -2% open the window of opportunity that groups that own between 12 and 49 ber of duties. We have found it very afforded me an equal chance to prove radio stations have no female general burdensome to track, collect and re- S&P500 1237.04 1007.27 992.72 -20% -1.4% my worth and value to the broadcast- managers and that women comprise port the information needed for the ing community." only 15% of all general managers, many required forms."

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DEAL OF THE WEEK 2002 DEALS TO DATE TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE Dollars to Date: $4,431,341,385 All transaction information provided by (Last Year. $3,873,875,728) BIA's MEDIA Access Pro, Chantilly, VA.

KIIC- FM/Lamoni, KLRX -FM/ Dollars This Quarter: $4,042,572,659 Madrid and KJJC-FM /Osceola (Last Year $315,436,435) (Des Moines), IA WGAM-AM/Greenfield, MA 5150.000 Stations Traded This Year: 415 WLYN-AM/Lynn (Boston), MA S1,78 million $2.2 million (Last Year 1.051) WPAL-FM/Ridgeville (Charleston), SC 5850.000

Stations Traded This Quarter: 259 (Last Year 151) BUSINESS BRIEFS Continental Shapes Its Company Continued from Page 4

did, in fact, air debates. Stating that while it has historically "tried and With Iowa Buys mostly succeeded" to present accurate data, CSAE admitted the May report "fell so far below that standard that CSAE and its Director, Curtis Gans, are deeply ashamed." Grabs trio near Des Moines in $2.2 million deal; Arthur Liu gets Boston -area AM Continued on Page 14

Inc., headed by President Peter Arpin. Phone: 401 -884-9870 Stooks Helfstein said July locks to be 65%- FREQUENCY: 1360 kHz Continued from Page 1 70% sold, on average, for radio. Iowa WGAM- AM/Greenfield 700 watts day/76 watts POWER: Helfstein was quick to add that it's still PRICE: 5150,000 night KIIC -FM /Lamoni, KLRX- Emmis' Ql earnings (see story, Page 1) too early to tell what's in store for the TERMS: Asset sale for cash FORMAT: Religious/Talk sent EMMS shares tumbling almost economy, however, and that the cata- FM /Madrid and BUYER: P &M Radio LLC, headed 15% as investors showed displeasure lyst for a turnaround in radio stocks KJJC -FM /Osceola by President Phillip Drumheller. over the company's net loss and its could come next month, as added vis- (Des Phone: 413-625 -9988. It owns no J Moines) prediction that Q2 radio revenues will ibility is expected. other stations. FM/Ridgeville PRICE: S2.2 million WPAL- decline almost 4%, although most of On June 20 the R &R composite in- SELLER: Edward Skutnik. Phone: TERMS: Asset sale for cash (Charleston) that loss is expected to come from dex fell 8% its biggest single -ses- 413 -772 -2522 - BUYER: Continental Radio Broad- PRICE: 5850,000 Emmis' international properties. sion loss since April 14, 2000. The in- FREQUENCY: 1520 kHz casting LLC, headed by President TERMS: Asset sale for cash Radio One has given back much of dex has fallen from a May 24 close of POWER: 10kw day David Peschau. Phone: 608 -788- BUYER: Caswell Communications the earnings seen since early March. 270.25 to June 25's close of 212.39. FORMAT: Adult Standards 4667. It owns one other station. This Inc., headed by President Judith But it's important to note that Radio But don't blame the drop on radio's represents its entry into the market. Aidoo. Phone: 843-974-6001. It owns One is still ahead of its mid- September short-term revenue stream, RAB SELLER: Lifestyle Communica- WLYN- AM/Lynn (Boston) one other station, WZJY- AM /Charles- 2001 performance, as is Emmis. That's President/CEO Gary Fries said. He tions Corp. Receivership, headed PRICE: $1.78 million ton, SC. not the case for Clear Channel, which told R &R that last week's steep drop by Receiver Thomas Burke. Phone: TERMS: Asset sale for cash SELLER: Gresham Communica- on Tuesday fell to $39.53 a share - its in share prices for radio stocks was not 515- 288 -6041 BUYER: Multicultural Radio Broad- tions Inc., headed by President Wil- lowest level since Oct. 3, 2001. connected with any decline in ad rev- FREQUENCY: 97.9 MHz; 96.1 MHz; casting Inc., headed by President liam Saunders. Phone: 843 -763- According to CIBC World Markets enue seen by radio and that June's ad 107.1 MHz Arthur Liu. Phone: 212-966 -1059. It 6330 analyst Jason Helfstein, last week's totals will most likely mirror those of POWER: 5kw at 492 feet; 3kw at 515 owns 30 other stations. This repre- FREQUENCY: 100.9 MHz steep drop for radio issues can be April and May. feet; 27kw at 650 feet sents its entry into the market. POWER: 25kw at 328 feet blamed on investor concerns over Q3 "I expect things to pretty much be FORMAT: Country; Sports; Sports SELLER: The Add Radio Group FORMAT: Urban AC and Q4 growth. He said that radio is- consistent. [Growth] seems to be in the sues are now "more fairly valued" and 4% range, and I don't see anything that two weeks ago "valuations, while changing that," Fries said. "It slowed they had come down, weren't cheap." down last week, but that's traditional." Yahoo lone deal considered by the CARP in there would be less competition and so Furthermore, Helfstein said, some data And now that the Fourth of July adver- Continued from Page 1 setting its rates, and whether that deal that small webcastersthat needed a per- had been released from various tising period has ended, Fries is look- fairly represents the marketplace has centage of revenue to survive couldn't." sources that put greater doubt in in- ing forward to radio's next advertising its stations through Yahoo Radio. been a major point of debate among all In light of Yahoo's decision to drop vestors' minds that estimated growth phase: back -to-school. Yahoo's LaunchCast stations remain parties. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark local stations, one point Cuban made for the remainder of 2002 would re- "July will be an improvement over online as the company shifts its focus Cuban, who owned Yahoo Broadcast is particularly notable. He wrote to main accurate. June, but I wouldn't call it a landslide," to Internet -only radio. predecessor Broadcast.com when ne- RAIN, "I also wanted them to be an Helfstein noted that some compa- Fries said. He added that pacings point The decision was described as a cost - gotiations with the RIAA began, con- advantage to aggregators. If there was nies - such as Cox Radio and to a healthy July, which should ulti- cutting move, and 30 jobs will be lost fused the issue a bit further this week a charge per song, it's obvious lots of Entercom - have fared better than mately result in growth in the high with the shutdown of Yahoo Radio and when he e- mailed the online RAIN: webcasters couldn't afford to stay in some of the industry's more heavy- single digits. "We're expecting a nice, on -demand video service Yahoo Fi- Radio And Internet Newsletter to say business on their own. Therefore, they weight companies, such as Clear steady growth of revenue - nothing nance. The move comes only days af- that his company specifically didn't would have to come to Broadcast.com Channel. "The buyers came back this explosive, but nice, stable, steady ter the final royalties for web streams want a percentage-of-revenues option to use our services." week," he told R &R following growth over this recovery period," he wem set, and that may have been part for royalties. Such an option, he said, It's unlikely that Cuban's revela- Monday's closing bell. He added that said, adding that he foresees no threats of Yahoo's reasoning, With the same would have given unprofitable small tions will have any immediate effect that day's trading had seen a bounce to this growth other than a substantial rate for both AM and FM simulcasts webcasters an unfair advantage over the on the webcast royalties situation, because stocks were a little oversold change in the nation's economy. "I and Internet- onlys, there's no longer well- funded Broadcast.com. Cuban though it's possible they'll be brought last week. He said, "The market itself don't see weakness. I see consistency any financial reason to favor broadcast wrote, "The Yahoo deal I worked on, up if any parties appeal the CARP rul- is in a bear market, and these stocks and a tightening of inventory," he said. streams. if it resembles the deal the CARP ml- ings. were outperforming." And while June "After July 4, another surge takes The RIAA's deal with Yahoo was the ing was built on, was designed so that -Bride Connolly was seen as "a little slow" for radio, place. This is not abnormal."

Emmis its foreign radio holdings. On the do- will be the best month for this com- "What we've determined is that [the "Where there are excesses or ques- Continued from Page 1 mestic side, Emmis forecasts radio pany - in all segments - in two two businesses] really need separate tions, they may change certain prac- division's revenues slid 5%, to $62.7 revenues will decline 1%, to $65.4 years," he said during a conference call baskets," he said. "They have a sepa- tices, but I don't think it will have any million, and radio operating expenses million. It forecasts BCF in the radio to discuss the Ql results. 'This com- rate class of investors, and that's bearing on our company." declined 7%, to $34.4 million. Broad- division will slide more than 2%, to pany is clearly on the move. Whatever clearly hurt us." In the end, Smulyan believes radio cast cash flow was up 5%, to $50.5 $34.1 million. For the company over- the economy gives us, we'll play that But Smulyan doesn't think the FCC is bouncing back. "We feel very, very million. all, Emmis predicts net revenues will hand. But we feel very comfortable is going to hurt his company, saying good about where we are," he said. Emmis predicts more declines in slide 2%, to $138.8 million, and that we'll be able to outperform and the commission probably won't dra- "Certainly there are things out in the Q2, forecasting a decline in radio rev- EBITDA before charges will dip 3 %, do what we do best at Emmis, and matically alter the current regulatory horizon on a global scale that scare us, enues of almost 4% compared to the to $49.5 million. that's operate the assets we own." landscape. "I would be very, very sur- but we're trying to give you the best year-ago period, to $68.2 million. Despite that forecast, Chairman/ Smulyan repeated his stance that prised if there is additional regulation picture of where we think this indus- However, the company estimates CEO Jeff Smulyan believes Emmis Emmis' radio and TV operations must that would limit the ability of compa- try is. And the good news is, it is clearly most of the decline will come from will soon soar to new heights. "July be separated into two businesses. nies like ours to grow," he said. on the rebound."

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efforts with chronically CLOSE -UP ON R &R 2002 INDUSTRY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS ill children." But the bottom line, Station, GM and Marketing /Promotion Director of the Year honorees Schoening says, is "being a mainstream CHR and Being is By Jeff Green On June 14 the R &R Industry To other stations seeking the level of success KROQ sticking to your guns. conservative important, and playing the hits that represent your Executive Eda,. Achievement Awards, as voted has enjoyed, Reeb says, "You can't pay enough igreen@radwairecordscom by R &R readers, were pre- attention to your product and your people. When the market."

sented in the Station, GM and people and the product are your focus, things fall into STATION OF THE YEAR (MARKETS 101 -PLUS): Director Marketing/Promotion place. This award is amazing and an honor. For KJEEISANTA BARBARA, CA (MONTECITO FM) of the Year categories. These it is everyone here who is passionate about what we do, KJEE Eddie awards are a reflection of the /Santa Barbara, CA GM/ PD Gutier- the ultimate compliment. This has been a very heady rez, who actually helped dig the studio -transmitter dedication and community ser- week for us." vice of these worthy recipients. line that put this dominant Alternative station on the Congratulations to all! STATION OF THE YEAR (MARKETS 26.100): air, says everyone at KJEE was thrilled to hear the WNKS /CHARLOTTE (INFINITY) news of their R &R Industry Achievement Award. "It Infinity CHR /Pop WNKS /Charlotte has enjoyed feels really good, and we're very excited. As soon as STATION OF THE YEAR (MARKETS ONE - being at or near the top of the market for the past year, I found out, I called station owner James E. Evans [his 25): KROQ/LOS ANGELES (INFINITY) taking the No. 1 spot in the winter book and remaining initials are the station's calls ] and our GSM, and our I GM OF THE YEAR (MARKETS ONE -25): the market leader through the first staff was celebrating here in Santa Barbara while TRIP REEB, GM, KROQ/LOS ANGELES trend this spring. Beginning in the was at the R &R Convention. We do a staff dinner every Tuesday at a local restaurant, and we'll What makes a station R &R's major- market Station spring of 1997, when Kiss 95.1 celebrate this award." of the Year two years running?ring? "It is people who take an acquired the Ace & T/ morning Explaining the purpose of the weekly staff extraordinary amount of pride in their jobs and in the show, the station rose over the next dinners, which have been held regularly for more station as a whole," says KROQ/ Los Angeles GM Trip five spring and fall books from 4.7 than three years, Gutierrez says, "It's a motivational, Reeb who takes this year's honors as GM of the Year to 8.8. That took the station's - 'Let's see what's going on at the station'-type in markets one -25. revenue, according to WNKS VP/ meeting. We get a big comer table and talk about What does Reeb think about when he goes to work GM Bill Schoening, "from worst to events going on. It's partly business, part enjoying in the morning? "The first thing that goes through my first." BILL oneself, part 'How are you doing ?' You get everyone mind every day is how lucky Iam to "We're very proud of this award," SCHOENING on the same page with this kind of meeting. Even the be here, and I think that attitude is says Schoening, who helped launch interns are comfortable suggest shared by a lot of the people who WNKS back in 1996. Asked for the secrets of the ing a new idea, and if it's a good work here as well. It's so amazing to station's success, he replies, "We have a team of pros point that needs to be addressed, be part of a radio station like this. I working here who apply basic programming know- I have no problem saying so." owe a great debt of gratitude to PD ledge and techniques. We're perfectly positioned in KJEE's remarkable success, Kevin Weatherly, who has made the market, and that helps. This is not an overradioed says Gutierrez, is a team effort. KROQ the popular and significant market, so you can have a niche and do well with it. "You've got to hire good people station that it is, along with all the But it's a nice market to win in because of the comp- and let them do their thing. We're other staff here. etitiveness of the Country stations." a lifestyle station in Santa Barbara "But, certainly, when you are the Schoening credits his fine staff in all departments, that plays good music, lets people top station in ratings and billing, that, and particularly the station's air talent and program- know what's going on around in and of itself, is a responsibility to keep it going. If you mers. "This is a great station, and we expect to do well. town and is here for the commu- stop to think about it on a daily basis, what's the scariest A lot of the success comes from Ace Sr TJ; they've been nity as a whole, as opposed to being a younger - thing that could happen? You could lose it. But it's not the phenomenal. If you want success on a CHR station, demographic Alternative station." fear of losing it that drives us to do what we do. It's the you've got to have a good morning show, and they Gutierrez's situation is unusual in that he wears feeling that what we have is special, and we need to work were the missing link. And we've got great the GM and PD hats. "I consider my role like that of a as hard as we can to maintain it for as long as we can." personalities in Jennifer Steel in middays, Drew in football coach," he says. "I get worked by the record Hard work and attention to detail are the business evenings and pm drive with Adam Smasher, who's one people, then take what I learn from their tricks in how ethic at KROQ. Reeb says, "That stems from the people of the best afternoon jocks I've ever heard in the they approach me and use it in sales." who manage each of the departments. Each success is business. It's a real solid airstaff. The atmosphere at KJEE is special, he says, and it's important, but they have the attitude, 'What I do "We've had two awesome PDs, first Brian an environment where new talent has the chance to tomorrow is more important than what I did Bridgman and, currently, John Reynolds. Both have develop. "We have a fun format. These are not yesterday. - won several industry awards in their own right. Our necessarily the highest -paid people in the market, Reeb firmly believes that one of the keys to KROQ's Promotions Director, Diana Ades, has been with us but they're here for the music and the excitement it success is its ability to relate to the youth and youth from the beginning and is definitely an asset, especially creates. A lot of people tell me KJEE is like radio and culture of L.A., but, he observes, "What could be more working with Ace & TJ." records used to be in the '70s and '80s: a little more daunting than that, particularly if you're old ?" He On the sales side, Schoening says that all four free -form, not as corporate. We can come in here continues, "We have a lot of young people working for Infinity/Charlotte stations collaborate where appro- wearing shorts. It's a comfortable to work for us and always recognize the importance of having priate. "We work as a cluster in selling, and there are place employees. Even the acts who come in here notice the those people around; that's how we stay in touch. some natural opportunities we have taken advantage difference." We've got a well from which to draw thoughts, ideas of. Our demographics have been great, especially Despite his station's success relaxed and perceptions, which gives us a pretty good idea of women 18-54. We've become a little bit of a victim of - and setting there are things that keep Gutierrez at night. what's going on out there. our own success because the expectations, especially - up "The Telecommunications Act has always been a big "The most important thing in a radio station, a place on the revenue side, are huge, and they're difficult to he groups of business, a team or anything of that nature is live up to sometimes. Last year was an extremely good concern of mine," says. 'These big could against They feel success communication among the members. We realize that year for us as a station. Our big challenge is to keep Kiss go us. can our and jump on that, and they have eight stations and can program to the best way to nm this place is to take advantage of solid with growing revenue." beat us. is to be the everybody who's here. Kevin has multiple program- What advice would Schoening give to other Pop Our advantage that we're going at dog- and -pony shows, we'll be downtown at the club ming meetings weekly, and I have weekly meetings stations? Without hesitation, he says, "Hire AC & TJ. events, we'll be doing all the things need to to with all the department heads to talk about anything They're available via syndication [and are currently in you do be a local radio and everything going on with the station. We are six markets]. If you're not outperforming the market in station. unashamed and unafraid to take ideas from anybody morning drive, you've got to look at making a move. I here." can't say enough about them, especially their charity Continued on Page 10

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GM OF THE YEAR (MARKETS 101 -PLUS): time of year - most are students who take time off INDUSTRY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS RED PITCHER, GM, RADIO BLOOMINGTON/BLOOMINGTON, IL (CITADEL) to finish credits, but all are paid. "I'm proud of .an Page 9 that," she A 16 -year veteran with Radio Bloomington and a says. "We do a lot of street marketing, also, and give former play-by -play announcer, Red Pitcher has the Attended by 16,500 fans, KROQ's sold -out away a lot of stuff, as opposed to the corporate stations leadoff hitters in the Bloomington, IL batting lineup. Weenie Roast at Irvine, CA's Verizon Wireless that do national contests that no one in town wins. CHR /Pop WBNQ -FM, News /Talk WJBC and Country Amphitheatre is one of the crown jewels in the station's promotional calendar and typifies the Some people here think that's kind of a scam going on. WBWN ranked 1 -2 -3 with a combined 38.6 share 12+ in the We're one of the few single -owned stations left in the fall 2001 book, well ahead of their nearest competitors. scale of what Amy's army can do. This year's acts country, and I think a lot of people relate to that. Our Pitcher says, "I really appreciated just being nominated. included Rob Zombie, System Of A Down, people are looking out the window telling you what It's a tremendous award, and it's great that R &R does this Incubus, The Strokes, Moby, Jimmy Eat World, New the weather is. You can call and get on the air. That for the industry. I'd like to acknowledge that this really Found Glory, Bad Religion, The Vines, Unw_itten appeals to a lot of people and is really how radio goes to our whole team on all three stations; they're a great Law, Jack Johnson, Hoobastank and Papa Roach. should be done." group of self- motivators who work Proceeds go to charities Heal the Bay, which To other Alternative stations in smaller markets very well together. They care about protects California's Santa Monica Bay; the trying to compete with conglomerates, Gutierrez says, each other and never have to be asked Surfrider Foundation; the Walk Orange County "Stay local, and don't voicetrack if you don't have to. to go the extra mile because they are AIDS charity; and the Al Wooten Heritage Center, People see our DJs around town and know them by doing it every day. We have great on- an inner -city program that gives kids things to do name. Be community-oriented. Get out there and air talent, sales management and sup- after school to keep them away from gangs. "The market yourself well. Be a 'people' station , and don't port staff. It's almost embarrassing to Weenie Roast was a huge success," reports Stevens. be known as the 'Modem Rock' station in your town. accept an individual award because "The show went on time, the kids seemed to enjoy We've lived here a long time and don't have much it's truly all these people who are the it, and the bands were amazing." is staff turnover, but we don't take our success for ones who deserve it! What it like managing so many young, granted." "Radio Bloomington is a fun compa- transient personnel? "Some days I laugh and say I probably should have been an elementary school GM OF THE YEAR 26-100): ny to work for, and one that very much (MARKETS teacher," says Stevens, admitting that her system is ED TURNER, VP MANAGER, believes in autonomy on the market /MARKET "organized chaos." She says, "It's a lot of work, but CLEAR CHANNEL/NEW ORLEANS level. They have a lot of trust in us and give us a lot of resources to work with that enable us to continue to do they all bring such diverse approaches. Some want Ed Turner left his post as VP /Market Manager for great radio." to get into radio specifically, while others want to Clear Channel's seven- station New Orleans cluster on Pitcher started in Bloomington in 1988 as a morning get into the music business. I have two kids back April 30, but during his yearlong term he sustained the news anchor, and he's been Radio Bloomington GM for there who are in a pre -med program, but they love company's 36 share 12+ and maintained Urban four years and station manager for six. He previously KROQ and music so much that they just want to be WQUE -FM and Urban AC WYLD -FM's rankings as A lot worked as News Director for Citadel's WJCW & WQUT/ here. of our ideas come from the street and the top two stations in town. The group also includes Johnson City-Kingsport, TN before transferring to Illinois. from these kids who have grown up listening to Country WNOE -FM, Alternative KKND -FM, Gospel Originally from Cincinnati, where he worked as a KROQ." WYLD -AM, News /Talk WODT -AM and Classic Hits sports director and play -by -play announcer, Pitcher says In terms of hiring staff and interns, Stevens is KFXN-FM. he never intended to get into sales or management. "I detail -oriented but also trusts her gut instincts. Turner says, "I couldn't be in L.A. for the pres- "When I interview, I know never knew I could be a salesperson, but they recruited me entation because of business meet- instantly if they're passionate to be one, and I saw that sales was an opportunity to ings, so I went to R &R's website control my destiny. It's been a fun adjustment, though, and genuinely interested, and I and looked at the awards listings. because when you are in sales, you get to sell the properties can tell right away if something Whenlsawmynamewitha star next but still be attached to the programming side by writing is going to work or not. to it, I freaked out! I'm absolutely copy, doing production and working with clients. You're Sometimes I look for someone thrilled and honored to have my really the conduit between programming and the client, so who can ruffle us up a little bit, name shown as a leader in the maybe challenge us. I want it was a lot more fun than I'd ever envisioned. If I had to do industry among so many great people who would ultimately it all over again, I probably wouldn't change too much, people. like to sit in my chair. That except that I would have been a lot smarter and gotten into "This has been a big 'Oh, wow!' sales earlier!" keeps me smart and lean. I like You work in the industry for 30 As for a special mentor, Pitcher says, "I have had great it when I'm wrong - I really years and strive to do the right coaches, especially [former Citadel Chairman /CEO] Larry do! That means they are opening my eyes to thing. You try to treat people well and to understand Wilson, Citadel VP /COO Bob Proffitt and KTTF, KITS & something else." that it's the people who make your life easy if you get KSPW /Springfield, MO GM Rex Hansen, who was the Regarding PD Kevin Weatherly and GM Trip the right people to do the right thing at the right time. Reeb, Stevens says, "I can't imagine doing this job first sales manager I worked for. Rex gave me structure "I've always said that I was the coach and I tend to without the leadership we have from Kevin and because I was a wild horse not too much because he empower people to do their jobs; then, if things don't - didn't want to interfere with my sales style -but he gave Trip. The two of them are amazing men and go as planned, the coach has to make the call. I'm an extremely supportive. They listen to all my me the structure I still work with today. But, really, and this advocate of frying to do things differently. It's OK to is no bull, I'm the lucky guy, to have this team to work with. harebrained ideas, and I can't say enough that this try and fail failing and falling forward is what I like - I'm very humbled and don't think of myself as deserving is truly a great place to work." to say." of this." After five years in the saddle at KROQ what is Asked to name his key mentors, Turner points to Stevens' advice to other marketing and promotion Infinity Radio President Dan Mason, with whom MARKETING/PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR: directors? "Be passionate about what you do and Turner worked in Atlanta from 1984-1988, and Ben AMY STEVENS, KROQILOS ANGELES (INFINITY) give it everything you've got, every day. I'm Hill, for whom he worked in Washington, DC. Upon receiving her second consecutive R &R Industry always working. I could be checking out at the As for what's ahead in his career, Turner says, "I'm Achievement Award as Marketing /Promotion Director of supermarket and see blue and yellow on a sign and looking forward to working as a consultant to the the Year, KROQ /Los Angeles' Amy Stevens wasted no think, 'Hmm, that's a neat shade of blue. Maybe I radio industry. I'm currently working with a program time redirecting the spotlight where she says it belongs: should do shirts in that color this year.' I'm syndicator and also with a group planning to buy "I'm nothing without my staff. If I could have, I would gathering inspiration from anywhere I can. some stations." Will those initiatives keep Turner in have brought all 25 or 30 of them with me to the awards "I'm not used to these kinds of accolades. There the Crescent City? "I've fallen in love with New presentations, but they were preparing for our Weenie are a lot of really talented people out there who are Orleans, and I'm staying here," he says. "The people Roast the next day. I have the best team in the nation worthy and deserve this award as well. I've always are nice, the food is good, the golf is great, and the working with me every day." just kept my nose to the ground, did my work and fishing is excellent!" You can get in touch with Turner Stevens has four full-time staffers in her department, had my own private victories, if you will. I'm really at [email protected] or 504-289-0325. and the rest of the crew varies in number, depending on the honored."

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Everything you don't want in an personality whose show features the spot. Advertisers are By Walter Sabo audience, newspapers attract. not just buying your audience, they are buying your music People Meter Very old demos. Diminishing and your stars. Arbitron's Portable People Meter goes live in audience size. Short time spent 3. REMEMBER YOU'RE IN SHOW BIZ 2003! Arbitron answers your questions using. Entire sections that have How radio is made is mysterious. Use the power of about how the PPM works and what it little readership. Despite these show business. Most advertisers with children have enjoy- entails for both panelists and radio stations. liabilities, the daily newspaper ed a tour of a newspaper printing plant and newsroom. in every city in America out - Invite advertisers and their children to visit your radio CRACKING THE PEOPLE METER CODE grosses every radio station in and station. Make sure the kids visit the production room Q: Is there any way the system can be violated, such that city. leave with a CD featuring their voices put through weird as the transmission of inaudible codes on street corners Los Yes, that's true even in processing effects. An advertiser's kid in your production or the obfuscation of a competitor's codes? Angeles. Is it circulation? No, that's room gives you an advertiser forever. A: Anything is possible, of course, but Arbitron not the reason. WINS /New York Additionally, become a regular part of your advertisers' believes such problems with the PPM are extremely has a weekly cume of 2.4 million. lives. Remember their birthdays, anniversaries and pet unlikely. The company has always taken extraordinary That's more than any single news- peeves and preferences. So corny it hurts, right? It works. measures to make sure that its data is correct and paper in the country. secure, in addition to maintaining the anonymity of its 4, WRAP IT NICE Sabo Media works with many publications, including data collectors. Arbitron says its commitment to the the most -read magazine in the U.S., Parade, and the biggest Throw away all your handouts. They look terrible. integrity of the ratings process has never faltered, and to newspaper, the Wall Street Journal. Let me tell you a secret. Horrible. If you want $100,000 orders, you have look like it intends to maintain that commitment as the PPM is The reason print makes more than radio is that advertisers a company that is used to receiving million-dollar orders. introduced. can hold the ad in their hands. It's tangible. Start over. Invest in a top graphic artist and the finest print Arbitron has built several safeguards into the PPM Stupid, right? Obvious, right? For years radio has job available. If your sales kit is the first thing an advertiser system on both the transmitting and receiving ends of attempted to overcome the issue of tangibility. We offer holds in his hand from your station, it should feel good to the process, and it is confident that - even in the bromides like, "Radio may be intangible, but the results are the touch. It must represent quality; otherwise, don't bother unlikely circumstance that a station would deliberately tangible." But that doesn't work. So stop goofing around, handing anything out. try to illegally broadcast false codes - the PPM can and let's make radio tangible to advertisers. It's so simple, What should the handout say? It should lead with the resist any hacking attempts. The station codes and the encoding algorithms are so elementary, to make radio advertising tangible that it's biggest numbers. Print sells readership first circulation closely guarded secrets, even within Arbitron, and the hard to imagine that doing it will bring positive results. But second. Readership is a wacky calculation of how many encoding software is extremely sophisticated and sen- it will. Guaranteed. people theoretically read one newspaper or magazine, and it's always three or four times the circulation number. sitive. Arbitron believes that any attempt to tamper 1. AIRCHECKS MATTER Advertisers accept and pay for this imaginary, much with the station codes would simply degrade the audio Put the radio ad in their hands. Make a cassette aircheck bigger, readership number. quality to the that the material could no longer be used of every spot. Spray the cassette with gold paint. Put it in a Cable sells "homes passed." That's not how many for commercial broadcasting purposes. The codes also include a time stamp so any rebroadcast of recorded form- fitting cassette holder. Include their ad copy and a homes actually get cable, it's how many homes the cable material by a station would be detected, which would neatly typed copy not raw computer printout of the goes by. Really. And, although they exist, you cannot obtain - - also help minimize any potential fraud. advertiser's performance report. Include a one -sheet that local cable ratings. No one will give them out; they're too Q: Can individual programming elements be encoded? explains, in simple terms, exactly how many people heard small. Only radio presents its smallest available number, A: Possibly in the future, but, as of now, Arbitron is the spot (all custom, no handouts). Now the advertiser has with is AQH. The number to lead curve. Cume puts your only encoding stations in order to detect exposure to and investors. something to show colleagues station on par with newspapers' circulation figures. specific outlets. The company doesn't currently have 2. MOM WAS RIGHT 5. GET NEW FURNITURE any plans to encode individual elements on radio Write thank you letters. New orders should receive a Step into the lobby of most newspapers, and you'll feel stations, but advertisers and agencies are very personal letter from you and one from every single that you are visiting part of something very big and very interested in encoding commercials so the system may expand to encompass all broadcast material at some point down the road when more codes are available.

Maitino has previously worked as a manager for Amcast Radio, Have a question about Arbitron's Portable People GSM at WBOS -FM & WOAZ- FM/Boston and NSM for WBOS- Meter? E-mail Jeff Green at jgreen a radioandrecords.com. FM & WSSH-FM.

Terry Hardin is named GSM of WCKG /Chicago. The Katz Dimensions, the strategic sales and marketing division of important. (Haven't visited a newspaper's lobby? Go visit former WLIT & WNUA/Chicago VP /GM replaces Steve Scheu, the Katz Radio Group, announces the following promotions: your competition at lunch today.) Step into the lobby of who becomes NSM for WCKG & WXRT. Scheu succeeds Jeff David Moses is promoted to Sports Marketing Dimen- most radio stations and you'll feel as though you're Brummel, now NSM at crosstown WGN -AM. Meanwhile, sions VP /Manager. Moses joined Katz Dimensions as in intern waiting for your car at an auto body shop in Rahway, NJ. KFMB -AM /San Diego Sales Director Joe Hood will be joining and has risen through the ranks as a sales assistant, coordina- Most radio-station lobbies are tiny and filthy and harbor WCKG this month as LSM, working alongside Retail Sales tor and AE. Prior to his promotion, he served as Manager/ tattered furniture, bare rugs and gum-smacking recep- Manager Bob Bucaro. Hood's replacement at KFMB -AM will be Sports Marketing Dimensions. tionists. named later. Mike Donnelly moves up to VP /Regional Account Imagine an advertiser with $50,000 to spend on local Matt Feinberg is promoted to Sr. VP of Zenith Media Manager of Network Dimensions. Formerly Regional Account media. The advertiser visits the newspaper, then she visits USA's National Radio Group, rising from VP /National Radio. Manager, Donnelly began his career on the station side as a your station. Where is the money going to go? Money goes Prior to joining Zenith in 1998 Feinberg ran his own indepen- producer at WHTZ/New York. He joined the firm as a Network to money a dent media consultancy, Millennium Media and Marketing. Sales Assistant in 1993. money. Does your lobby look like or pawn- From 1991 -1997 he worked for the in -house advertising unit of Jeff Federman, Director of Sales for KPWR & KZLA/Los shop? American Home Products, where he advanced to Director/ Angeles, is elected Chairman of the Southern California These are simple ways to make radio advertising Special Projects. He has since become a widely quoted expert Broadcasters Association's General Sales Managers Council tangible. I'm sorry it's not more complicated. Sure, radio on radio within the advertising community and among Wall for the 2002 -2003 fiscal year. Federman has been GSM at gets tangible results for advertisers - but first we have to Street analysts. KPWR, LSM at KZLA & KLAC, Director/Sales & Marketing at land their tangible dollars. L. Deon Levingston, who became Director /Sales of Radio crosstown KROQ and NSM at KFMB/San Diego. He began his One/Indianapolis following its February 2001 purchase of career in 1988 working in continuity at KKLQ/San Diego before Walter Sabo has led consulting firm Sabo Media since 1984. WTLC -AM & FM /Indianapolis from Emmis, rises to GM for rising to Director/Marketing and NSM. His team consults a number of major media companies, those stations, as well as for WHHH & WYJZ/Indianapolis. He'll Katy Flatau joins Arbitron as Client Service Representa- including Millennium Broadcasting and Standard Broadcast- hold WDNI -TV, in Atlanta. also GM duties for a UHF station. tive for Advertiser/Agency Services, based She joins ing, and all 100 channels of Sirius Satellite Radio. Before Kathleen Maitino is tapped as VP/Manager of Katz Radio the company from Time Warner Cable /Interconnect of the Twin starting his own company. Sabo was VP /GM of ABC Radio in Boston. She joined the company as a Sr. AE in 1998 and was Cities in Minneapolis, where she was the advertising research Networks and Exec. VP in charge of NBC-owned FM stations. promoted to Manager of the Boston office the following year. specialist. Reach him at 212 -681 -8181 or waiter @sabomedia.com

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2 2 ASHANTI Ashanti/"Foolish" 2 2 ASHANTI Foolish"Foolish," "Happy" sides, you've probably Gracenote has well over 1 million unique daily 6 3 SHERYL CROW C'mon, C'mon/"Soak" 4 3 JENNIFER LOPEZ J. Lo/"Ainght" done the right thing. users of the CDDB Music Recognition Service. 3 4 CHAD KROEGER Spider-Man/"Hero" 3 4 ALICIA KEYS Songs In A Minor/ "How" But nothing could be Each time a consumer inserts an audio CD into 8 5 NICKELBACK S,lver Side Up/ "Bad" 6 5 MARY J. BLIGE No More Drama/ "Rainy" further from the truth a computer with a CDDB -enabled I ntemet con- David Lawrence 5 6 PUDDLE OF MUDO Come Clean/"Blurry" 5 6 P. DIDDY P. DiddyB BadBoyRemrds..l "Need, "Girl" when it comes to the fi- 17 7 MICHELLE BRANCH The Spirit Room/"Wanted" 8 7 USHER 8701 /"Call" nection, track information for that CD is dis- nal ruling on what have commonly become 4 8 PINK Missundaztood/ "Don't" 7 8 LUDACRIS WordOt Mouf/"Move' played on the user's computer or device, and known as the CARP - Copyright Arbitration 11 9 CREED Weathered/ "Breath" 13 9 B2K B2K/ "Gots" the data is anonymously aggregated by CDDB. Royalty Panel - rates for webcast perfor- 7 10 SHAKIRA Laundry Service/ "Clothes" - 10 FATJOEJO.S.E./"Luv" Here are the 50-most -played CDs last week: mance royalties. 13 11 NO DOUBT Rock Steady/ "Hella" 1211 JAYZBlueprint/"Song" Last week's ruling by Librarian of Con- 16 12 CRAIG DAVID Born To Do IV "Walking" - 12 'N SYNC CelebnPçGidinend" gress James Billington to retain most of the - 13 JIMMY EAT WORLD BleedAmerican/"Middle" - 13 MR. CHEEKS John P. Kelly/ "Lights" 9 14 CELINE DIN A New Day Has Come/ "Day" - 14 BIG TYMERS Hood Rich/"FIy' DIGITAL TOP CARP recommendations (see story, Page 1) 50 15 15 FAT JOE J 0 S.E/ "Luv" 17 15 JA RULE Pain Is Love/"Down will be remembered as the day the streaming 12 16 JOHN MAYER Room Fo. Squares/" Such" - 16 METHOD MAN A REDMAN How High/"Part" LW TW ARTIST Album Title Weeks On music died, or was, at least, mortally wound- 17 NELLY Nellyville/ "Herre" 17 R. KELLY A JAY -Z Best Ot Both Worlds/ "Money - - 1 1 EMINEM The Eminem Show 6 ed. Though the ruling is still subject to appeal, 18 18 BRANDY Full Moon/"Full" 10 18 CAM'RON Come Home With Me/ "Oh" - 2 UTADA HIKARU Deep River 1 the Librarian has basically split the difference 10 19 VANESSA CARLTON Be Not Nobody/ "Miles" - 19 AALIYAH Aaliyeh"More" between the CARP report rejected in May and 19 20 LINKIN PARK Hybrid Theory/ "End" - 20 DESTINY'S CHILD This Is The Remix/ "Name- 2 3 LINKIN PARK Hybrid Theory 82 a more palatable solution that would have 4 4 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity 42 helped keep webcasters in some business - 3 5 KORN Untouchables 2 while he rejected out of hand any sort of rev- 5 6 ASHANTI Ashanti 12 enue-based fee structure. Country Smooth Jazz 7 7 CREED Weathered 31 The reason? A sort of circular logic: The LWTW ARTIST CD/Title LWTW ARTIST CDTUIe ruling says that no fee structure based on in- 6 8 ALICIA KEYS Songs In A Minor 52 2 1 KENNY CHESNEY No Shoes, No Shirt.../"Stuff" 1 1 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come/ "Day" BEATLES 75 come could possibly work because the vast 1 2 AUN JACKSON Drive/ "Dove" 3 2 NORAH JONES Come Away With Me/"Why" 12 9 One majority of web streamers are not making any 9 3 TOBY KEITH Pull My Chain/list" 5 3 KIM WATERS From The HearI'Dawn," "House" 11 10 ENYA A Day Without Rain 68 money. (Included in that reasoning is the un- 3 4 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me/"Lie 12 4 WAYMAN TISDALE Face To Face/ "Hide" 10 11 NICKELBACK Silver Side Up 41 spoken conclusion that this ruling puts most 8 5 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend/"Friend" 4 5 BRIANCULBERTSONNiceArdSlow/ "About ""VlMout 14 6 KEVIN DENNEY Kevin Denney/ "Jessie" 2 6 ENYA A Day Without Raio "Time" 19 12 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come 13 of those pesky small webcasters out of busi- 4 7 EMERSON DRIVE Emerson Drive/ "Sleeping" 16 7 PIECESOFADREAMAcquaintedWifh TheNighUVsion- ness anyway.) Streamers proposed a solution 9 13 U2 All That You Can't Leave Behind 88 5 B GEORGE STRAIT The Road Less Traveled/ "Living" 17 8 RUSS FREEMAN To Grover With Love/ "East" that was not based on revenue alone but on a 8 14 JOHN MAYER Room For Squares 12 13 9 RASCAL FLATTS Rascal Flatts/ "Movie " 18 9 THE RIPPINGTONS Lile In The Tropics/"Caribbean' combination of percentage of revenue and a 17 10 TIM MCGRAW Set This Circus Down/"Unbroken" 19 10 EUGE GROOVE Euge Groove/ "Sneak" 20 15 PINK Missundaztood 25 base fee of $200 to $1,000 a year for anyone 7 12 TRAVIS TRITT Down The Road 1 Go/"Modem" 6 11 RICHARD ELLIOT Crush/'Shotgun" 14 16 MOBY 18 6 who wanted to play. Billington ignored that 12 11 TRICK PONY Trick Pony/-Just" 20 12 PAUL TAYLOR Hypnotic./"Hypnotic" proposal and didn't even refer to a minimum - 13 PHIL VASSAR Phil Vassar/"Love' - 13 GERALD ALBRIGHT To Grover With Love/"Wineligh 15 17 SHAKIRA Laundry Service 32 fee in his ruling. 6 14 CAROLYNDAWNJOHNSON Room WithA View/"Want" 13 14 DIANA KRALL The Look Of Love/"S'Wonderful" 23 18 NORAH JONES Come Away With Me 9 16 15 SARA EVANS Born To Fly/"Looking" - 15 RICK BRAUN Kisses In The Rain/"Use" Here's the crux of the issue: The CARP 13 19 PUDDLE OF MUDO Come Clean 29 - 16 BRAD MARTIN WingsOfAHonkyTonkAngellBefore" - 16 GREGG KARUKAS Nightshitt/"Nightshih' panel based its ruling on one sample deal, that - 17 SHEDAISY Knock On The Sky/ "Mine" - 17 JEFF LORBER K,ckin ' lt/ "Nobody" 21 20 P.O.D. Satellite 27 made between Yahoo! Broadcast and the 15 18 STEVE AZAR Waitin' On "Don't" 7 18 CRAIG CHAOUICO Shadow 8 Joe/ Light' Luminosa" 24 21 LIMP BIZKIT Chocolate Starfish And... 89 RIAA. The fact that the deal is a bad deal giv- 18 19 TOMMYSHANESTEINER ThenCameTheNight/"Anger B 19 ALFONSO BLACKWELL Reflections/"Shuttle- 39 22 USHER 8701 37 en today's market conditions (and was a bad - 20 REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive/"Forgive" - 20 LEE RITENOUR Twist Of Marley/"Jammin" deal back in September of 2000, when it was 16 23 BLINK -182 Take OK Your Pants 8 Jacket 54 cut) matters little. Back in those days, you'll 37 24 STAIND Break The Cycle 57 recall, Internet radio was poised to leave a 17 25 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Spider -Man 8 trail of corporate blood in its wake as it killed Hot AC Alternative 33 26 LUDACRIS Word 01 Mouf 30 off traditional broadcasters that played noth- LWTW ARTIST CLYTitle LWTW ARTIST CD/Title ing but pap and brought to the people the mu- 31 27 BOX CAR RACER Box Car Racer 5 2 1 SHERYL CROW C'mon, C'mon/"Soak" 1 1 CHAD KROEGER Spider -Man/ "Heco' 29 28 DIANA KRALL The Look Of Love 6 sic that matters. 1 2 VANESSA CARLTON Be Not Nobody/ "Miles" 2 2 PUDDLE OF MUDD Come Clean/"Dritt" Well, that didn't happen, did it? No, terres- 11 3 JOHN MAYER Room For Squares/"Such" 6 3 NICKELBACK Silver Side Up/ "Bad" - 29 INDIA.ARIE Acoustic Soul 4 trial radio is still king, and satellite radio took 3 4 MICHELLE BRANCH The Spirit Room/"Wanted" - 4 BOX CAR RACER Box Car Racer/ leer 44 30 AVRIL LAVIGNE Let Go 2 only six months to col- 5 5 AVRIL LAVIGNE Let Go"Complicated" 10 5 LINKIN PARK Hybrid Theory/ "Papercut" 31 PAPA ROACH Lovehatetragedy lect more listeners 6 6 LINKIN PARK Hybrid Theory/ "End" 7 6 EMINEM The Eminem Show/ "Without" - than streaming radio. 7 7 NICKELBACK Silver Side Up/ "Remind "`Bad" 5 7 P.0.0. Satellitel"Boom" 35 32 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape 4 8 GOO GOO DOLLS Gutterilower/"Gone" 8 8 MOBY 18/"Stars" So much for the on- - 33 DIRTY VEGAS Dirty Vegas 1 15 9 COUNTING CROWS Hard Candy/ "American" 4 9 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity/ "Toxicity," ` Aerial line aesthetic revolu- 9 10 CAVE MATTHEWS BANG Busted StultrGoing" 1310 JIMMYEATWORLDBkedAmedtao "Middle,"Sweetness 32 34 DAVID BOWIE Heathen 2 tion, at least this time around, but that didn't 11 MOBY 18 "Stars" 9 11 STAIND Break The Cycle /"You. " -Epiphany" - / 41 35 CRAIG DAVID Born To Do It 28 stop Billington from making his misguided 12 12 CALLING Camino Palmerh"Adrienne" 3 12 WEEZER Maladroit/"Dope" 22 36 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK O Brother... 28 and disappointing decision. 8 13 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come/ "Day' 11 13 HOOBASTANK Hoobastank/"Running" It's not the Library of Congress' fault: They - 14 NO DOUBT Rock Steady /"Hello" 15 14 INCUBUS Morning View/'Warning- 18 37 NEW FOUND GLORY Sticks 8 Stones 2 10 15 PUDDLE OF MUDD Come Clean/"Blurry" 16 15 UNWRITTEN LAW Elva/ "Red" have to do their job, as do most red- tape -lad- - 38 JOSH GROBAN Josh Groban 16 16 COURSE OF NATURE Superkala/ "Caught" 17 16 HIVES Veni Vidi Vicious/"Hate" en bureaucrats, and once a CARP is empan- 28 39 KYLIE MINOGUE Fever 17 13 17 SHAKIRA Laundry Service/ "Clothes" 14 17 KORN Untouchables/ "Stay" eled, the Librarian must accept any of its rec- 17 18 CREED Weathered/ "Sacrifice," "Breath" 18 18 CREED Weathered/ "Breath" 42 40 PINK FLOYO Echoes (The Best 01 Pink Royd) 33 ommendations that aren't arbitrary or contrary 14 19 PINK Missundaztood/ "Gel - 19 GODSMACK The Scorpion King/"Alone" 40 41 JA RULE Pain Is Love 38 to copyright law. He was simply following or- 19 20 JIMMY EAT WORLD Bleed American/"Middle" - 20 PAPA ROACH Lovehatetragedy/"Not" ders. 36 42 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Moulin Rouge 34 34 43 VARIOUS ARTISTS Now That's What I... 14 E- charts are based on weekly rankings of CD sales, downloads and streams of artists online compiled David Lawrence is heard daily on more than 150 radio stations - 44 NO DOUBT Rock Steady 18 and tabulated directly from the logfiles of reporting websites. Reporters include Amazon.com, on his nationally syndicated shows: Online To -night a nightly 43 45 TENACIOUS D Tenacious D 2 AT &T.net, B &N Radio, BarnesandNoble.com, BellSouth Radio, bolt Radio, ChoiceRadio.com, high -tech and pop culture talk show: the East Coast morning CDNow.com, Denver 93.3 Radio, DMX Music, Gracenote.com, iWonRadio, Launch.yahoo.com, Music - 46 P. DIDDY... 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Brock Becomes PD Westwood One Tops Latest RADAR As EXECUTIVE ACTION At KLOU /St. Louis Arbitran Debuts Diary Methodology Al Brock has been named PD for SVP Clear Channel's Oldies KLOU/St. Arbitron's RADAR 73 marks the debut of diaries in the data -tabulation Doelp Now Columbia Records Group /A &R Ops recently spent process. The survey - which measured national radio audiences of net- Louis. He most two John McL. Doelp has been named Sr. VP /A &R Op- work radio commercials that aired on 31 spot -oriented networks between years as OM for the company's erations for Columbia Records Group. Doelp, most April 25, 2001 and March 27, 2002 - includes 12,500 diaries, used in the WENE, WINR, WBBI, WKGB, recently President of Crescent Moon Records and Sr. current quarter, with 9,000 telephone interviews used for the previous WMRV & WMXW/Binghamton, VP /Business Development for Sony Music Entertain- three quarters. NY. ment, will be based in New York and report to CRG The ratings stability seen in the shift to diaries, of which Premiere Ra- "This is a pretty big leap for me President Will Botwin. dio Networks was an early proponent, pleased Premiere VP & Director/ into a top 20 market, and I'm ex- In his new position, Doelp will provide administrative Research Len Klatt. "It was a nonevent," he told R &R. "Everything was for every aspect of A cited about this opportunity," Brock very steady, and we're very, very happy we've seen this." oversight Columbia's &R opera- tions. "With his broad -based A &R experience and abil- told R &R. "I'm looking forward to Nevertheless, listening levels for most networks continue to drop. In a ity, John is an invaluable addition to the Columbia team," working with [KLOU OM] Mike year -to-year comparison, Westwood One's top- ranked CNN Max is off Botwin has a practical approach to the nuts - Wheeler, [Clear Channel East Re- 808,000 listeners from RADAR 68, while Morning Drive AM is down said. "He Doelp and -bolts of the business, an intuitive of gional VP /Programming] Marc 710,000 listeners, and Diamond is lower by 707,000 listeners. understanding Chase, [KLOU GM] Lee Clear and an artist's needs and an absolute passion for music. In his many years at RADAR 73 the staff. It's a great radio station. Sony Music, John has proven himself to be a team -builder, and we are (June 2002, Persons 12 +) I'm looking forward to digging in confident that, with his practical, no- nonsense style, he will bring the same and having fun." Rank Network RADAR 72 RADAR 73 Change results to the Columbia A &R department." AOH (000) AOH (000) Brock's Oldies experience in- Doelp got his industry start with CBS Records in 1985 as Manager/ Financial Planning, becoming Assoc. Director later that year. In 1988 he cludes stints at WWBB/Providence, 1 Westwood One CNN Max 6,672 6,640 -0.5% was named Assoc. Director /Product Management, East Coast for Epic WKLR & WNAP /Indianapolis, 2 Premiere Morning Drive AM 5,037 5,098 +1.2% Records, rising to Director/Product Marketing a year later. WWKL/Harrisburg and WKLX/ 3 Premiere Focus 4,196 4,166 -0.7% Rochester, NY. His career also in- 4 Premiere Diamond 4,305 4,143 -3.8% cludes stops at WGH /Norfolk, 5 Premiere Morning Drive FM 4,041 4,040 0% WICRZ/Wilkes Barre, WHIT/Harris- 6 Premiere Pulse 4,096 4,004 -2.2% Wagner To Lead CC /Springfield, MA Cluster burg and WPKX/Springfield, MA. 7 ABC Prime 3,867 3,976 +2.8% Wagner has been named VP/Market Manager for Clear Chan- 8 Westwood One Blaise 3,427 3,352 -2.2% ebra nel Radio's Springfield, MA station cluster, which consists of Talk BROCK /See Page 27 9 Premiere Action 3,397 3,298 -2.9% WNNZ, Full Service and Hot AC combo WHYN-AM & FM and Country 10 Westwood One Source Max 3,434 3,252 -5.3% WPKX. Source: Arbitron Wagner replaces Jerry Hyland, who exits, and reports to Clear Chan- New `River' Runs nel Regional VP Manuel Rodriguez. She most recently spent 18 years in Tucson radio, the past seven as VP/Market Manager for Clear Channel's Through Portland cluster there. Commenting on her move from the desert climes of the Southwest to After stunting for several days the often snowy winters of New England, Wagner told R &R, "I was born with an all -callout -hook format as Tolliver PD, Ware OM At WDBZ/Cincy on Long Island and lived in Cleveland before spending most of the past "Quick 106," Clear Channel offi- Radio One Urban Talker WDBZ/ Prior to joining WDBZ as a talk 20 years in Arizona, so I'm looking forward to having four seasons again! cially flipped Hot AC KSTE/Port- Cincinnati has promoted afternoon show producer two years ago, I'm also extremely excited about this opportunity to work with our New land, OR on Tuesday to a gold - host Jeri Tolliver to PD. She suc- Tolliver worked as a producer for York trading area regional managers and with all of our successful Spring- based Triple A format as "First- ceeds Lincoln Ware, who has been crosstown Clear Channel News/ field radio stations." Class Rock -105.9 The River." elevated to the newly created OM WDBZ/See Page 27 The station has changed its calls to position. KRVO and is positioning itself be- tween Infinity's heritage Triple A WHOO /Orlando Sets Flip To ESPN Radio KINK and Entercom's Classic Rock KGON. Bill Minckler, PD of Phoenix Listeners Get New `Energy' Genesis Communications' gramming, special events and live AC sister KKCW/Portland, OR, WHOO /Orlando will say goodbye local sports such as golf and high adds similar duties at 'RVO, suc- After stunting as "Commercial call letters for the I0I.I frequency to Barry Manilow and hello to school football," Genesis CEO ceeding Michael Storm. 101 - Only The Best Commer- are KNRJ. Barry Bonds when it drops Adult Bruce Maduri said. "With co- Minckler commented, "We've cials" for nearly a week, Sierra H. "We wanted to come up with a Standards in favor of 24-hour sports owned WLXL -AM's Business/Talk was very assembled a huge music library rep- Broadcasting's KAZL/Payson, format that niche -ori- programming from ESPN Radio on format, this will be an unrivaled resenting rock's legendary perform- AZ - heard in south Phoenix on ented," GM Michael Mallace told July 15. corn- bination for the highly desir- ers like Bob Dylan, U2, Steely Dan, 92.7 MHz thanks to a translator R &R. "We identified this as an up- "ESPN Radio and WHO() are a able 25-49 male audience." Eric Clapton, Jackson Browne, The - officially signed on June 21 as coming format that met our fiscal tremendous fit that will give Or- In a reference to the Disney /ABC "Energy 92.7/101.1, Arizona's lando listeners and advertisers a KSTE/See Page 14 Dance Radio." The station's new ENERGY/See Page 14 win -win package of ESPN pro- WHOO/See Page 14

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CARP cult. Especially when it's 'one size Continued from Page 1 fits all' and you have to have the BUSINESS BRIEFS same rate for `Hey Jude' or for 'Su- Continued from Page 6 required both webcast performance perstition' or for any of those very royalties and a statutory license for valuable songs as for some obscure Cumulus To Raise Up To $185 Million For Acquisitions qualifying streamers. song by someone that no one's ever Slaying true to Cumulus Broadcasting CEO Lew Dickeys goal of bolstering the company's holdings, Cumulus Billington kept the CARP's $500 heard of. Is that fair ?" last week submitted an SEC filing to register 10 million shares of stock for sale at a later date. Cumulus said in minimum annual fee for webcasters The CARP rate doesn't preclude its filing that proceeds from the stock sale will be used "in connection with our acquisition of other businesses, and its rate of .07 cents per perfor- any webcaster from making its properties or securities." The company set a maximum proposed per share value of $18.59 on its stock, so how mance for simulcasts of AM and own deal with rights -holders, and much it will actually raise is uncertain. FM stations. And, in the only ma- Sim -son said SoundExchange is jor change to the CARP's recom- open to negotiations and, in fact, Arbitron To Develop Ratings For Outdoor Ads mendations announced so far, he has some deals in the works. Arbitron will team with the Outdoor Advertising Association of America on a research program that will look cut the rate for Internet-only streams Asked what per-song rate would be at how a ratings service that measures exposure to outdoor advertising can be developed, conforming to from .14 cents to .07 cents and fair, he there said, "We thought existing standards used by radio, TV, magazines and newspapers. The outdoor ratings would include audience dropped the ephemeral -license fee was evidence in the record to sup- demographics, such geographic definitions as metro and DMA, and audience estimates including reach, fröquency to cover incidental copies slightly, port a much higher rate [than .07 and gross ratings points. Arbitron will examine several methodologies this summer to determine which to use in a from 9% of royalties to 8.8 %. cents]. Obviously, we're hearing more extensive test in Atlanta this fall, the results of which will be released in 01 2003. The CARP was formed last year, some other people who [disagree]. when webcasters and RIAA -repre- But, for example, there is one par- Will Redstone's Daughter Take Over Viacom? sented rights -holders were to is unable ticular licensee of ours that well Sumner Redstone did not rule out the possibility of his daughter Shari Redstone's eventually taking his place work out royalty rates among them- above 0.4 and that is still in busi- as Viacom Chairman/CEO when he said at a Cannes, France advertising festival last week that he hadn't yet selves. In a controversial decision, ness. It works in the business chosen a successor. Shari Redstone sits on Viacom's board and runs National Amusements, a cinema clam that the CARP barred from consider- model that they have." houses much of the family's stock. "I expected a lot of my daughter, and she has far exceeded my expectations," the ation 25 of the 26 independently ne- Is SoundExchange absolutely op- elder Redstone said. "But I also don't believe Viacom should be a personal dynasty." He added that mere are gotiated royalties deals between posed to a percentage-of-revenues several candidates within Viacom who could eventually take his place - it remains unclear whether P,esidenV webcasters and the RIAA and con- option? Simson said, "No, not nec- COO Mel Karmazin is one of them. sidered only the single deal the essarily. It would have to be the panel felt represented the "willing right circumstances and, obviously, Will Adelstein Join The FCC Soon? buyer, willing seller" standard re- the right deal." Former Sen. Tom Daschle aide Jonathan Adelstein is President Bush's intended nominee to fill the vacant FCC quired by the DMCA. That was the Royalties are retroactive to the commissioner's seat, but Sen. Trent Lott has been blocking that nomination and supporting John Dingell aide RIAA's deal with Yahoo!, made in passage of the DMCA, and back Andrew Levin since March, when Daschle led a partisan effort to reject the nomination of a federal appeals court September 2000. The CARP simply royalties come due in October. judge. Now Capitol Hill leaders are reportedly working on an agreement that could speed the confirmation of some President nominees putting FCC. reported rounded off that deal's per-song While Jeffrey says that Live365 of Bush's judicial in exchange for Adelstein on the The Washington Post Friday that Senate leaders were close to an agreement on Friday and that a vote could come this week. rate, .074 cents, for its broadcast will try to continue operations, royalty. Saying that Internet -only some smaller webcasters feel To streams don't share the "promo- they're already in trouble. Asked by Opposition Mounts Susquehanna Modification tional value" to music of AM and R&R on the day the decision came ix more objections to Susquehanna's proposed move of WABZ -FM from Albemarle to Indian Trail, NC are on FM streams, the CARP set double out whether the decision puts his file at the commission, joining an already long list of parties upset over a move they believe will squash the signal of an FM translator that rebroadcasts noncommercial WNCW -FM /Spindale, NC into Charlotte. The more the rate for'Netonlys, .14 cents. company out of business, Ultimate - than 20 individuals who have filed objections argue that if the WABZ move is approved, Charlotte -area residents will On May 21 the Copyright Office 80s.com's David Landis said flatly, be denied what one calls "a unique resource for cultural and other events in western North Carolina and surrounding rejected the CARP's findings, rais- "Yes." He said, "The 50% reduction areas." Another party argues, "Aren't there enough commercial -laden, play-the -same -canned- format radio station ing the hopes of many webcasters, for Internet -onlys is a step in the out there already? Why should the little guy again sacrifice for big business?" especially those that wanted a per- right direction, but we needed a per- centage-of-revenues option for pay- centage of revenue. This is still go- ment. But in last week's decision ing to drive the small guy out of Billington rejected a revenue -based business." plan on the grounds that so few For some of the larger broadcast Redline In other label announcements, WHOO from webcasters are profitable that such streamers, however, it's more or less Continued from Page 3 Redline names Jodie Hagstrom Continued Page 13 an arrangement would be unfair to business as usual. Clear Channel VP/Business Affairs and Mike corporate synergy, ESPN /ABC Ra- rights- holders. At the same time, he spokesperson Pam Taylor told stints in artist management, concert Worthington VP/Sales, Domestic dio VP /Sports T.J. Lambert said, and dismissed the distinction for 'Net- R &R that Clear Channel will con- promotion artist development & International. Jennifer Schaidler "We look forward to bringing onlys and extended the .07 cent rate tinue to stream "as long as it makes for Sony Music, will be responsible will head Redline's marketing and WHOO listeners the best in Sports to all commercial web streams. And sense," and the radio giant this for fording talent and nurturing the advertising strategies. radio, including frequent special careers of Redline artists. "Vince's nobody - not webcasters, not week made a new deal to have its ESPN broadcasts originating right broadcasters, not rights-holders - 200 -plus broadcast streams pow- insights into how best to forge suc- in the neighborhood at Disney's is happy. ered by VitalStream. cessful career paths for artists made Begley ESPN Club and Wide World of first choice to interact with John Jeffrey, Exec. VP of Additionally, Salem's Christian him our Continued from Page 3 Sports complex in Orlando. WHOO webcast ratings leader Live365, told Pirate Radio has formed the CPR talent," Arnold said. will truly be a hometown station for R&R, "The fact that the CARP ap- Internetwork, providing seven WWDB, CBS Radio's WGMP & ESPN." plied the Yahoo deal is still disturb- Christian-music stations to affiliate WOGL and Greater Media's ing to us. We petitioned the Copy- broadcasters' websites in return for RAB WPEN, WMGK & WMMR. His right Office to reject it, based on the a share of advertising. It's already Continued from Page 1 early career background includes Energy Continued from Page 13 fact that we didn't think the Yahoo signed up 13 stations, among them stints as a national sales rep and deal was a marketplace deal and KKLA/Los Angeles and KAIM- advertising due to the Olympics. NSM for CBS Radio. needs, plus we wanted to create a based on the fact that we didn't FM/Honolulu. Salem/Los Angeles RAB President/CEO Gary Fries' great environment for our staff so think sufficient evidence had come VP /GM Dave Armstrong told April prediction that the industry their passion and enthusiasm can in about the percentage of revenue R&R, "No. 1, I don't believe that was poised for a rebound is prov- Adair translate over the air, therefore giv- as a correct alternative for the inde- the ruling as it came down will ing accurate so far. "Radio is in a Continued from Page 3 ing us a product that's fun and en- pendent webcasters." stand; I'm very optimistic that there slow, steady, but strong recovery joyable to listen to." On the other side of the issue, will be some further adjustment in phase," he said. "Categories are up forward to continuing this momen- KNRJ will be consulted by Chris John Simson, Exec. Director of our favor. Secondly, if our business across the board, reflecting the tum. I am humbled and honored. Shebel, PD of Big City Radio's RIAA branch SoundExchange, told model is what we think it will be, growth of the business. Looking The people in Salem are indeed the WKIE (Energy 92)/Chicago. "Right R &R, "I think that any time you we will be able to pay those rates ahead, we see signs of inventory most talented and gifted I've ever now Chris is overseeing everything force someone to license, it's diffi- and still make it profitable." tightening and anticipate continued seen in my career, much less had until we decide to bring someone on growth similar to April over the the privilege to work with. To say I as PD," Mallace said. "Chris has a next few months." am grateful for and honored by this proven track record for being inno- The latest numbers reflect two opportunity is an understatement." vative with developing new formats. KSTE form the very foundation of rock." consecutive improvements in local, Before joining Salem, Adair He's done a terrific job in Chicago, Continued from Page 13 Alan Lawson will serve as national and total sales (all three fig- spent 10 years as Sr. VP at Renda and I have a lot of faith in him. The Rolling Stones, Van Morrison, KRVO's MD and morning host. He ures were up 1% in March), with Broadcasting. He has also held sales next 30 days we will run completely Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Springsteen, said, "We're dedicated to playing national sales up every month so far and management positions in Okla- jock -free to get people excited about The Eagles, The Allman Brothers, first-class rock with a minimum of when comparing year-to-year num- homa City with WKY, KTOK and the music, and then, as tune goes on, R.E.M., Tom Petty and Crosby, interruptions, rust in the morning bers (up 2% in January and 1% in the Oklahoma State University we will be looking to fill the posi- Stills, Nash & Young. These artists and all day long." February). Spotts Network. tions."

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Adult Contemporary Tom Joyner Morning Show MUSIC Rick Brady ><1SATE-LITE . Vern Catron /V RADIO D SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun CHOICE' M R. KELLY Heaven. I Need A Hug 23 million homes 10 million homes 180.000 businesses 494 -8863 CD COUNTRY Lori Parkerson 202- 380 -4425 27, 000 businesses Rick Gillette 800- Available on digital cable and DirecTV Rick Morgan Adam Neiman 646 -459-3300 DMX Fashion Retail Video CHAD BROCK A Man's Gotta Do 20on20 (XM20) WILLIE NELSON Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Mel David Mihail Kane HIT LIST TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Man

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3RD STRIKE No Light MEREDITH BROOKS Shine CONCERT PULSE DIANA KING Summer Breezm SLASH'S SNAKEPIT Mean Done Avg. Gross PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift 8 Die Pos. Artist tin 000s) X7,1 INTERNATIONAL HITS ANDREW W.K. Party Hard Mark Shands Arhst/Tile Total Plays 1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 52.638.1 HOOBASTANK Pieces v o r I 130 million moviegoers IuRIS 2 'N SYNC S1.115.3 WYCLEF JEAN I/TOM JONES Pussycat LIL' BOW WOW Take Ya Home 75 TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down 21.000 movie theaters You Need. 3 DAVE MATHEWS BAND 5856.0 TONY MOORE t/1(IKI DEE Anytime PLAY fm Gonna Make You Love Me 74 SEVENDUST Angeles Son TONY MOORE I Love You Just In Case 4 CROSBY. STILLS, NASH 8 YOUNG 5847.3 WEST 'N SYNC Pop 73 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising TONY MOORE Forgiving Heart 5 GREEN DAY/BLINK-182 5425.5 i COUNTING CROWS American Girls G00 GOO DOLLS What A Scene CHRISTINA MILIAN Call Me, Beep.. 73 6 BROOKS 8 DUNN 5345.2 MARIO A Friend 2. Just COUNTRY CHEVELLE The Red 3. AALIYAH More Than A Woman PINK Get The Party Started 73 7 ROBIN WILLIAMS $344.1 4. OUTKAST Land Of A Million Drums Flask P.0.0. Boom Leanne VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles 73 8 BARRY MANILOW $325.1 5. JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are I Don't Paint Myself... 9 ALAN JACKSON 5291.6 CHAD KROEGER I/ JOSEY SCOTT Hero TRISHA YEARWOOD LMNT Juliet 72 TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Mao DEFAULT Slow Me Down MIDWEST 10 KENNY CHESNEY $239.7 A'TEENS Can't Help Falling In Love 70 1. MARIO Just A Friend 11 KID ROCK 5230.2 DIO Along Came A Spider 2. COUNTING CROWS American Girls DANCE PLUS ONE Crazy 51 Going 12 INCUBUS 5227.3 COLO Gone Away 3. JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are Danielle Ruysschaert BAHA MEN Who Let The Dogs Out 47 13 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS $220.0 DIO Guilty 4. DJ ROGERS JR. Lonely Girl 5. OUTKAST Land Of A Million ()rums GUSGUS Dance You Down BAHA MEN Move It Like This 34 14 DIANA KRALL 5205.9 RUSH One Little Victory SWAYZAK Make Up Your Mind 15 THE DANCE" 51945 SOUTHWEST AARON CARTER I'm All About You 34 "LORD OF ADEMA Freaking Out 4 VINI Forever Young 1. AALIYAH More Than A Womar 32 GEOFF TATE ON The T.V. MIA Woman (Eric Kupper s Fierce Club Mix) MICHELLE BRANCH Everywhere 2. MARIO Just A Friend CASSIUS fm A Woman (Dub Mix) NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A ...) 31 BAGMAN What Its All About 3. JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are AEROSMITH HIGHRISE Hope For Peace (Selway Rem) DEADSY The Key To Gramercy Park 4. OUTKAST Land 01A Million Drums BRITNEY SPEARS Overprotected 30 BOTTI 5. ABEENAA Rau CHRIS ANDY TIMMONS Beautiful, Strange RAP /HIP -HOP JUMP5 God Bless The USA 30 LL COOL J ALIEN ANT FARM Atitude NORTHEAST Mark Shands DREAM STREET They Don't .., 30 To You Are KORN Thoughtless 1. JOSH GROBAN Where REBECCA LYNN HOWARD DREAM STREET It Happens Every 27 2. COUNTING CROWS American Girls N.O.R,E. Nothis (Canada) SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity 3. MARIO Just A Friend THE MAD MOBSTER Follow Me To The Club DESTINY'S CHILD Survivor 27 P.0.0. Youth Of A Nation 4. AALIYAH More Than A Woman OAKENFOLD 10CE CUBE Get .Em Up VINES PINK Most Gir s 26 5. BOYZ II MEN Color of Love Nellyville CREED One Last Breath NELLY "VP REGGAE GOLD TOUR" NELLY Hot In Herre SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials SOUTHEAST NELLY Dem Boyz 1. JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are The CONCERT PULSE is courtesy of THEORY OF A DEAD MAN Invisible Man NELLY Oh Nelly Playlist for the 2. MARIO Just A Friend PodSrar a publication of Promoters' r 15. GODSMACK I Stand Alone NELLY Country Grammar 2 week ending June 3. OUTKAST Land Of A Million Drums On -Line Listings. 800 -34a -7383. TOO My My Sack CREED Stand Here With Me 4. COUNTING CROWS American GUIs SHORT DK. Caldomra 209-271 -7900. 5. AALIYAH More Than A Woman

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72 million households 75 million households TELEVISION Tom Calderon Paul Marszalek VP' Programming VP Music Programming TOP TEN SHOWS June 17-23 POP ADDS ciI Total Audience Teens MUSIC TILIVIAION NELLY Hot In Herre 57 (105.5 million households) 12-17 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love EMINEM Without Me 46 1 CSI WILL SMITH Black Suits Comin ... 41 BEYONCE Work It Out 508 million households 1 American Idol (Wednesday) AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated 40 CELINE DION l'In Alive Brian Philips. Sc VP/GM 2 Everybody Loves Raymond 2 Malcolm In The Middle KELLY OSBOURNE Papa Don't Preach 36 Parr. VP DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone Chris Music 8 Talent 3 48 Hours (Monday) PINK Just Like A All 36 3 American Idol (Tuesday) CHAD KROEGER f /JOSEY SCOTT Hero PINK Just Like A Pill 4 Becker 35 4 The Simpsons CAM'RON f /JUELZ SANTANA Oh Boy 30 ROBERT PLANT Darkness Darkness 5 Law & Order TRUTH HURTS Addictive 28 5 Bernie Mac RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way PAPA ROACH She Loves Me 6 American Idol (Tuesday) Not 26 ADDS j 6 Dog Eat Dog P OIDDY I /GINUWINE... I Need A Girl Pt. 2 25 DARIUS RUCKER Wild One 7 60 Minutes VINES Get Free 25 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (tie) Movie (American Pie) Plays 8 Dog Eat Dog JENNIFER LOPEZ f/NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright 24 TIFT MERRITT Virginia. No One Can Warn You DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By 24 9 Law & Order: (tie) The Simpsons JA RULE t/CHARLI BALTIMORE Down Ass Chick 22 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun Special Victims Unit (Wednesday. 8pm) HOOBASTANK Running Away 21 ND DOUBT Hella Good TOP 20 BRANDY Full Moon 20 10 Price Is Right: 9 Grounded For Life CHAO KROEGER 1 SCOTT Hero P.0.0. Boom 20 /JOSEY GARY ALLAN The One U.S. Marines Special 10 King Of The Hill SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun 20 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me JOHN MAYER No Such Thing 20 BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her Source: Nielsen Media Research DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going KORN Here To Stay 18 ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend PUDDLE OF MUDD Drill 8 Die 18 TWEET Call Me 18 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing ALAN JACKSON Drive (For Daddy Gene) COMING NEXT WEEK ASHANTI Happy 17 CREED One Last Breath TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love 17 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle Apollo (check local listings for time WHITE STRIPES Fell In Love With A Girl 16 BROOKS 8 DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You Tube Tops PAULINA RUBIO Don't Say Goodbye 16 COUNTING CROWS American Girls and channel). KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff Independence Day programming: B2K Cots Ta Be 15 GOO GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone WYCLEF JEAN f/CLAUDETTE ORTIZ Two Wrongs 15 STEVE AZAR I Don't Have To Be Me ('Tit Monday) Sheryl Crow, Los Lobos, Kirk Sunday, 6/30 BIG TIMERS Still Fly 13 WILL SMITH Black Suds Comiri _. TIM MCGRAW Angel Boy Franklin, Wynton Marsalis and TRUST COMPANY Downfall 11 MARC ANTHONY I've Got You Lenny Kravitz and Keith OUTKAST Land Of A Million Drums 11 WILLIE NELSON I /LEE ANN WOMACK Mendocino_. others are scheduled to perform MOBY We Are All Made Of Stars Richards. among others. are inter- ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Off The Lights 11 PATTY LOVELESS I/ TRAVIS TRITT Out Of Control.. from various locations around the HIVES Hate To Say Told You So 11 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By viewed about Bob Marley, the sub-

TRICK PONY Just What I Do country on a three -hour ABC News MUSID Hallcrary 1 MARY J. BLIGE I /JA RULE Rainy Days ject of this week's Behind the Mu- CRAIG DAVID Walking Away Special; Enrique Iglesias and TOMMY LEE Hold Me Doom LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By sic (VH1. 9pm ET/PT). CALLING Adrienne James Taylor are on the agenda for AVANT Makin' Good Love THE CORNS I/BONO When The Stars Go Blue KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me NBC's hourlong presentation of the DEFAULT Deny ANASTACIA One Day In Your Life BLAKE SHELTON Of Red Monday, 7/1 BEYONCE Work It Out CRAIG DAVID Walking Away New York-based Macy's 4th of July MS. JADE Big Head EMERSON DRIVE 1 Should Be Sleeping Hoobastank. Jay Leno. MARIO Just A Friend MUSIO Halfcrazy Fireworks Spectacular, Aretha KASEY CHAMBERS Not Pretty Enough Jack Johnson. Late Show Wit CREED One Last Breath OUR LADY PEACE Out There Franklin, Somewhere Chuck Berry, Lee Ann local KHIA My Neck. My Back.. ALISON KRAUSS f /UNION STATION Let Me Touch.. David Letterman (CBS, check LENNY KRAVITZ Stillness Of Heart Womack, The Charlie Daniels PEACE There OUR LADY Somewhere Out MARK CHESNUTT She Was listings for time). Full INCUBUS Warning BRANDY Moon Band and others are set to perform Dave Alvin. Craig Kilbom BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Beier NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You CELINE DION A New Day Has Come from Washington. DC when PBS DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going Pete Yorn. Carson Daly. NORAH JONES Don't Know Why NAUGHTY BY NATURE 1/31W Feels Good presents the 90- minute Capitol N.O.R.E. Nothing KELLY OSBOURNE Papa Don't Preach HEAVY Fourth: and Barry Manilow. Linda Tuesday, 7/2 BOX CAR RACER I Feel So AALIYAH More Than A Woman Eder and Maureen McGovern are STROKES Hard To Explain ALAN JACKSON Drive (For Daddy Gene) Jimmy Buffett. Jay Leno. ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Ott The Lights CLIPSE Grindio slated to perform from Boston on BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her X- Ecutioners with Xzibit and 311 Amber KID ROCK You Never Met A M/F Ouile... BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You A &E's three -hour Pop Goes the DEADSY Key To Gramrnercy Park 311 Amber Biohazard. David Letterman. Fourth! 2002 (Thursday, 7/4, check DARRYL WORLEY Miss My Friend USHER U Don't Have Tc Call Aretha Franklin, Late Night Video playlrst for the week ending June 15. local listings for times). ASHANTI Foolish KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff With Conan O'Brien (NBC. check local listings for time). REMY SHAND Rocksteady TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand Friday, 6/28 WYCLEF JEAN I/CLAUDETTE ORTIZ Two Wrongs Big Head Todd & The Mon- 55 million households COURSE OF NATURE Caught In The Sun HOT SHOTS Nelly. The Tonight Show With sters, Craig Kilbom. Peter Cohen, KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight Jay Leno (NBC, check local listings Angie Stone. Carson Daly. VP /Programming BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone for time). Wednesday, 7/3 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind Warren Zevon, Late Late Show Rap Adds Video playlisr MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be With Craig Kilbom (CBS, check lo- Abandoned Pools. Jay Leno. AZ I'm Back WILLIE NELSON Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Me) cal listings for time). Patty Loveless. David CAM'RON Hey Ma Letterman JERMAINE DUPRI VP. DIDDY... Welcome To Atlanta Enrique Iglesias and Gene NAPPY ROOTS Pó Folks Gov't Mule, Craig Kilbom. 36 million households Heavy rotation songs receive 28 plays per reeX Simmons. Last Call With Carson LIL WAYNE Way of Life Daly (NBC. check local listings for Nelly Furtado. Carson Daly. Cindy Mahmoud Hot Shots receive 21 olays per week. Pop Adds VP/Music Programming time). 8 Entertainment Thursday, 7/4 ASHANTI Happy Information current as of June 25. 2002 Alejandro Sanz. Jay Leno. JOHN MAYER No Such Thing VIDEO PLAYLIST Saturday, 6/29 NELLY Hot In Herre Robyn Hitchcock, Craig Jimmy Eat World, Saturday Kilbom. Urban Adds P. DIDDY I/GINUWINE... I Need A Girl Pt. 2 TWEET Call Me Night Live (NBC, chec< local listings Fabolous. Carson Daly. ASHANTI Happy CAM'RON f /JUELZ SANTANA Oh Boy for time). BIG TYMERS Still Fly JA RULE I /CHARLI BALTIMORE Down Ass Chick Faith Evans, Showtime at the -Julie Gidlow B RICH Whoa Now NELLY Hot In Herre CAM'RON Hey Ma BRANDY Full Moon CLIPSE Grindin BIG TYMERS Still Fly KH IA My Neck, My Back... KHIA My Neck. My Back... ., GREAT LUDACRIS Move Bitch MUSIO Honorary MARIO Just A Friend 2000 MARIO Just A Friend 2000 FILMS NELLY Hot In Herre : AMERICAN SLUM VILLAGE Tainted BOX OFFICE TOTALS Adds RAP CITY e COUNTRY. Rhythmic s «1i' June 21 -23 CLIPSE Grindin' BIG TIMERS Still Fly Title Distributor S Weekend S -o Date DJ TIESTO Suburban Train N.O.R.E. Nothin' KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight LUDACRISI /MYSTIKAL 81 -20 Move Bitch 19 million households 1 Minority Report (FOX) - 535.67 S35.67 OUTKAST Land 01 A Million Drums CAM'RON f/JUELZ SANTANA Oh Boy

ANGIE STONE VI's ^. I Didn't Miss You 2 Lilo & Stitch (Buena Vista)' $35.26 S35.26 8 RICH Whoa Novi Rock Adds CLIPSE Grindirì 3 Scooby -Doo (WB) S24.47 S-00.31 J. OUPRI f/P. DIDDY Welcome To Atlanta ADDS 4 The Boume Identity (Universal) S15.07 $54.38 EARSHOT Get Away KHIA My Neck. My Back... 1 5 The Sum Of All Fears (Paramount) $7.76 $97.29 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here NELLY Hot In Herre DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone TOILET BOYS The Future Is Now EMINEM Without Me 6 Windtalkers (MGM /UA) S6.55 $26.60 TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened 7 The Divine Secrets Of The Ya -Ya Sisterhood (WB) S6.02 $46.71 Adds for the ,Meek of July 1. Video playlist is frozen. BILLY HOFFMAN Bar Room Athlete 8 Juwanna Mann (WB)' S5.47 S5.47 TOP 10 9 Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones (FOX) S5.15 S279.82 STYLES 1/PHAROAHE MONCH The Life 10 Spider -Man (Sony) S4.55 $390.38

TRICK PONY Just What I Do NAS One Mic EMINEM Without Me KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff 'First week in release. All figures in millions. Source: ACNielsen EDl David Cohn BUSTA RHYMES I/P. BIDDY... Pass The Courvmsie' General Manager RHONDA VINCENT I'm Not Over You CAM'RON I /JUELZ SANTANA 0h Boy COMING ATTRACTIONS: This Impression," Weezer's "Island in the BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her HIVES Hate To Say I Told You So week's openers include Mr. Deeds. Sun" and a remix of Lit's "Happy in LUDACRIS Saturday (Ooh._) ALAN JACKSON Drive For Daddy Gene) whose RCA soundtrack sports the Meantime." The ST also sports MUSID Halfcrazy I NCUBUS'Narmng 2 CLEOUS T. JUDD Breath NORAH JONES Don't Know Why RAPHAEL SAADIO f/D'ANGELO Be Here Dave Matthews Band's current such classic rock tunes as Pete MOBY We Are All Made Of Stars 311 Amber BLAKE SHELTON OI' Red single, "Where Are You Going," as Townshend's "Let My Love Open JOHN MAYER No Such Thing NO DOUBT Hella Good GARY ALLAN The One well as Trik Turner's "Friends & the Door' and Yes' "I've Seen All TRUTH HURTS f/RAKIM Addictive THURSDAY Cross Out The Eyes

I Friend KORN Here To Stay NAPPY ROOTSAwnaw DARRYL WORLEY Miss My Family.' Ben Kweller's "Falling," Good People." while David Bowie's MARY J. BLIGE I /JA RULE Rainy Dayz ANGIE STONE Wish I Didn't Miss You LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By Counting Crows' "Go to Town," "Space Oddity' includes a vocal in-

ALICIA KEYS How Come You Don't Call Me BOX CAR RACER I Feel So Travis' 'Sing." "Sweetest troduction by the film's star, Adam ZERO 7 Destiny U2's WHITE STRIPES Fell In Love With A Girl Video play4ist for the week of June 17 -23 List is frozen Information current as of June 78. 2002 Thing." Natalie Imbruglia's'Wrong Sandler. - Julie Gidlow

www.americanradiohistory.com News/Talk/Sports June 28, 2002 R &R 17 AL PETERSON [email protected] From The E -Mail Bag In response to two recent columns that featured comments by Talk ra- dio execs across the country on the post -Sept. 11 Arbitron results (R&R 5/31, 6/7), Dr. Rob Balon, CEO of Austin-based Benchmark Co., sent us the following e-mail: While the circumstances may have been unspeakably tragic, Talk ra- dio stations across the nation were handed one of the great opportuni- ties ever afforded to a medium on Sept. 11, 2001. Many stations wisely Komando's 10 'Net Commandments For Kids broke format and stayed with live call -in shows for the majority of their broadcast days. A significant number of stations ran tree of advertising, some for as long as a week. New technologies demand understanding between kids, parents Those broadcasts were joined by thousands of concemed and outraged

Americans who were not regular Talk radio listeners. Not only did I hear

this from many Benchmark radio clients across the country, I heard it per- sonally during my week of hosting the 6 -9pm shift on KLBJ -AM here in Do the following complaints sound familiar? "But, Dad, all my friends instant message every Austin. Dozens of callers prefaced their comments by saying that they had never listened to Talk radio before and that they were delighted to know night. Why can't I ?" "Why can't I go to chat rooms ?" "What do you mean, I can't have my there was an ongoing forum for the dissemination of public opinion. own Internet connection in my room ?" Of course, many stations saw some big jumps in the September monthlies. But did Talk radio as a medium gain any permanent market very real dangers that kids and their ever seen the film Casablanca, the If you know or share? Was that amazing couple of weeks a catalyst for increased overall have a child be- parents face on the Internet. Internet is a little like that storied awareness of the format and the genesis of a new fan base for Talk ra- tween the ages of city. There's both good and bad just very huge blip on the radar screen? Looking at num- 10 Commandments dio, or a public 9 and 14, those around every comer. Anything you bers from around the country, it appears that most Talk stations have For Kids Online are probably pret- can think of, good and bad, is some - not gained any substantial, permanent market share. Why not? We have ty familiar ques- 1. I will talk with my parents where online." several observations: tions. Whether and we will set up rules for when 2. No matter who asks, I will Talk radio did not take advantage of the huge tune -in levels to build marketing awareness and benchmarks. While most stations were per- you are a parent I go online. never give out personal informa- forming admirably in the programming trenches, they were not courting dealing with the 1 often receive calls on The Kim tion online. this new audience and inviting them to stick around after passions cooled. challenges of just Komando Show from parents who "Some marketers see children as We heard very few interesting promos geared to new listeners while how much free- don't know how long kids should easy marks in the war to collect de- tuning in around the country. The message for first -time listeners should Kim Komando dom to give your be on the computer," Komando mographic information," Komando have been, "This is what Talk radio is all about. Passion. An exchange kids in cyber- says. "Think this through. The rules says. "Children do not understand of ideas. Leaming something new. You guys are good!" space or a talk host asking your au- should be clear so there are no mis- that there is no free lunch. Market - Benchmark conducted a survey the second week in October in which dience questions designed to understandings. Parents have told ers may just be interested in the kid's we specifically attempted to target radio listeners who had tuned in an 11. promote an on -air discussion of this me that they have awakened at 1 am favorite shoe brand. On the other AM News/Talk station for the first time after Sept. Out of the 420 re- subject, the issue certainly is a hot to find their child on the computer. hand, a family's income or other per - spondents we talked to, the majority listed an FM music station as their favorite. The listeners News topic, full of even more questions Set the times they can be on, as well sonal information could be disclosed second -largest group consisted of to and NPR stations. Of the 420 respondents, only a few said they were still that are well worth exploring. as the total amount of time they can in exchange for a box of cookies." listening or had made the AM Talk station one of their "buttons.' For the With that in mind, we asked not- spend. Remember that the rules 3. If anyone online does any - most part, they had gone back to their regular listening routines. There ed strange something computer guru and self -pro- should be definitive so a child can- thing or writes were very few conversions. claimed "digital goddess" Kim not find a loophole. that makes me feel uncomfortable, With all due respect to the tragic circumstances under which Talk sta- Komando to weigh in with her "The Internet doesn't make a I will tell my parents right away. tions were forced to operate, many programmers made the classic ra- thoughts on the subject. "I am a big good baby sitter because so much "My young niece was asked what dio error: They assumed too much product knowledge on the part of the fan of the Internet and would like to content is, at best, inappropriate for her bra size was during a visit to a new listeners. The reality was that many new listeners couldn't identify see it develop as much as possible," kids and, at worst, just plain evil. chat room," Komando continues. the Talk station they were listening to. To them, as cathartic as it may it she says. "But I am also a mother. There is art, knowledge, poetry and "That type of question should set off have been, was just "the radio." The moral of this story: It's not unpatriotic or disingenuous to market I bring a mother's instinct to the truth along with extreme pomogra- all sorts ofalamts for both the kid and and benchmark your station, even while in the midst of broadcasting a web, and mixed in with the wonder phy, overtly racist sites and even her parents. The questioner was alleg- historic or even tragic event. You are actually doing those listeners a favor of the Internet is clear danger." worse. Bad people lurk where edly a teenage boy, but who reall by giving them an address, in effect letting them know where you live. Having said that, here are Ko- young children will least expect knows? You can never be sure of the The views expressed in a letter to the editor are those of the writer only. mando's I O commandments for kids them. Everything you've ever heard identity of anyone you are interacting The writer is solely responsible for the content. R &R reserves the right online, along with her explanations about the Internet - both the good to edit letters. about a number of problems and and the bad - is all true. If you've Continued on Page 18

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Komando's 10 'Net.... posted over and over again on hun- I asked why, she said she was plan - dreds of sites. ning to meet Juan, someone with Continued from Page 17 S. I will never, ever meet any- whom she had developed a friend- one I have talked to online with- ship online. Of course, in reality and "When it comes to minors, it is important to with in a chat room. Pedophiles dis- out first talking to my parents. despite what she may have assumed, covered that fact long ago. Children "There have been far too many she really knew nothing about Juan. reinforce to them that using the Internet is a are trusting and assume that a chat - documented cases where impres- Needless to say, she didn't go to the room poster who claims to be 13 sionable children met with an adult park that day. privilege, not a right. Children must understand that years old actually is 13. It is crucial who contacted that child online," "Sometimes it's the parents who their parents are in charge when it comes to their that parents know what children are Komando says. "In every case, the need direction. A recent caller to my saying and what they are being children thought they were going radio show was a woman in Salt online activities, just like in the rest of their lives." asked and told while they're online." to meet someone else. Relation- Lake City who said she disagreed 4. I will never send anyone any- ships are always idealized in a with my concerns. She told me her MM. thing, especially a picture of me child's mind. They cannot and will I 3-year-old daughter had met a nice or my family, without getting my not give enough consideration to man in a chat room. The child had parents' permission. the possible dangers, unless you, the man call her mother. The moth- Komando says, "You cannot as a parent or guardian, carefully er subsequently put her daughter on Anything there that is confidential pening through e-mail and in chat know how any information you or instruct your child about these dan- a bus to Seattle to meet the man! will be open to inspection. In some rooms today. Children who are bul- your children provide online, in- gers. A child needs to understand Amazingly enough, this story cases, a person with your password lied on the Internet might find it cluding pictures, will be used. Nor that the Internet is a very real turned out OK, but, regardless of can even find out sensitive financial frightening. The bully could adopt can you be certain of the requester's place, just like a street corner or what the mother believed, her ac- information about you or other fam- a persona that makes the victim feel true identity. Teach your children to shopping mall. Pedophiles are cer- tions seriously endangered her ily members." overwhelmed. Parents can help assume the worst in this kind of sce- tainly well aware of this. They eas- child. I am still, to this day, appalled 7. If I want to download any keep this in perspective by explain- nario and maintain their privacy ily and oftentimes adopt the by that mother's actions. games or programs, I will show ing why bullies try to intimidate and the security of themselves and identities of children on the Inter- 6. I will never give out my on- them to my parents first and ask and how to best handle a bully, both their families." net to allow them to gain the trust line passwords to anyone, not for their permission. online and in the real world." There have been instances report- of their potential victims. even my friends. "Computer games are generally 10. I will give my parents per- ed by authorities where the head of "Let me give you a personal ex- "There are many scams, especial- fun, but some are distasteful, some mission to look on my computer a child has been superimposed on ample. My I 5-year-old niece from ly on America Online, where gull- are hurtful, and others are outright whenever they want to see where another body to create a porno- New Jersey visited me one recent ible people willingly hand over dangerous," Komando says. "For I have gone on the 'Net, the e- graphic picture. And that picture - summer. At breakfast she announced their passwords," Komando says. example, 'white power' games have mail l have sent and received and though not really your child - can that she was going to the park. She "Passwords can be used to access a proliferated on the Internet. Typi- what I do in a chat room. last forever on the Internet as it gets insisted she was going alone. When potential victim's e-mail account. cally, the targets are Jews and non- Komando says, "When it comes whites. In these hateful games, to minors, it is important to rein- children gain points by 'killing' the force to them that using the Internet victims. Various hate groups are at- is a privilege, not a right. Children tempting to use these games to in- must understand that their parents fluence children at a very young are in charge when it comes to their age, making them easier to recruit online activities, just like in the rest later in life. The games are often of their lives. Teach your kids that accompanied by rock music with they should have no expectation of racist lyrics. privacy on the Internet. Parents The most sophisticated game is should explain that there are ways one called Ethnic Cleansing, pro- to see where the children have been moted by some group calling itself and with whom they are corre- the National Alliance. These games sponding. Parents can and should are very real and very dangerous, so check temporary Intenet files to parents really need to educate them- see what is going on. selves about this enticing and dan- "Programs can also be used to gerous area of the 'Net when it log actions taken by children and comes to their kids. anyone else using that computer. I 8. If I receive any messages or like WinWhatWhere (www.winwhat pictures that are mean or dirty, where .com), a program that can I'll realize it's not my fault, and I track kids' behavior online. Some will tell my parents about it right parents have disagreed with me away. concerning a child's so- called 'right Komando observes, "A great deal to privacy,' and that's fine. My phi- of pornographic advertising is dis- losophy is that when it comes to tributed via junk e-mail, a.k.a. Spam. children - especially young chil- Pornographers do not distinguish be- dren - as a parent, I not only have tween adults and children online be- a right to know, but I need to know Always information -rich cause they simply do not care about what a child is doing, where he and money -saavy, and NOW you or your children. Children could goes, who he sees and what he with a daily dose of the be frightened by viewing pornogra- does. Otherwise, I cannot effective- hot topics everyone's phy, or, in some cases, they could be ly do my job to guide him and pro- talking about. enticed to further explore the Inter- tect him - in the real world or in net for other porn. Once again, par- cyberspace." The Dotons: Smart, bright ents must beware and be actively and informed on your involved in knowing what their chil- To learn more about the weekly financial well -being. Listen' dren are viewing when they are Kim Komando Show or The Kim on the log today to the new Dolans. alone 'Net." 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Repeat winners in Oldies; ABC's KQRS /Minneapolis tops in apolis, says, "We are so excited, and "I think we have succeeded for anoth- Classic Rock we are celebrating with a little party er year. Bringing in Bob and moving featuring a buffet lunch and nonalco- Robin & Maynard from mornings to holic champagne. I'm extremely afternoons has proven to be great for WCBS -FM/New York PD Joe McCoy is going to run out of wall space if he and his proud of the fine staff here at KQRS. us. With nighttimer Gary Crow and station continue their winning streak. McCoy and the heritage Oldies station have again We're in the same building as KXXR, midday personality Steve Slaton round- which took home the Active Rock ing out the team, we now have the best for Station the Year and Oldies received the R &R Industry Achievement Awards Oldies of Station of the Year award, so we've talent lineup any station in Seattle has Program Director of the Year. And, just like last year, John Records Landecker of WJMK (Magic got two winners under the same roof, ever seen. I've been spending a good 104.3)/Chicago has been named Personality of the Year. Chalk up another sweep for Infinity. and we're all very proud of that. amount of time getting the music right [KQRS PD] Dave Hamilton is a ge- and making our station become the best we can be." Things were a bit more diverse in Commenting on his second Oldies nius, but he's modest and doesn't do Rock station the Classic Rock category, as ABC Personality of the Year plaque, Lan- interviews. Tom Barnard and the Radio's KQRS/Minneapolis took decker declares, "I'm shocked. I was morning show have unbelievable home the 2002 Industry Achievement surprised to win the award last year, numbers, especially in the 25 -54 demo. It's a heritage radio station with Award for Classic Rock Station of the and I just assumed that it would be go- Year. In the Program Director of the ing to another, more deserving person a fabulous promotion staff." us Year category, the award goes to an this year. I never think I'm going to Waggoner also offers this inter- Infinity guy: KZOK/Seattle's Carey win anything, so getting this award esting stat: "We've been a Rock Curelop. Two plaques for Classic two years in a row is amazing." heritage in this market for 33 years. I Rock Personality /Show of the Year Concerning Infinity's sweep of the looked it up and confirmed that we've led 25 34 went to a couple of morning men in Joe McCoy John Records Oldies awards, Landecker responds, the -54 demographic for Indianapolis named Bob & Tom. Landecker "When you own everything, it's easy consecutive Arbitron books." KQRS takes the award presented Program Director Of The to win. The company has had the Bob & Tom good luck to retain so many great pro- last year to Saga's Classic Hits Oldies Year: Joe McCoy, WCBS- WKLH/Milwaukee. FM/New York grammers and personalities who grew Personality/Show Of The Station Of The Year: up with the music. Just look at Program Director Of The Year: Bob & Tom, The WCBS VP/PD, a 21 -year sta- WCBS -FM/New York WCBS -FM, which has personalities Year: Carey Curelop, WFBQ/Indianapolis tion veteran, says, "Needless to say, like Harry Harrison, and our station, KZOK/Seattle History repeats itself for WCBS- I'm always thrilled to win R &R's In- which has people like Dick Biondi. The Bob & Tom show, syndicated FM: The station was named Oldies dustry Achievement Award for Oldies And how long has Joe McCoy pro- Carey Curelop is very excited to by Premiere Radio Networks, wins Station of the Year for the fourth con- Program Director of the Year because grammed 'CBS -FM ?" learn that he'll be getting a beautifully once again for its performance at its secutive time. McCoy says, `It's it is chosen by those who know the framed award from R&R to place on home station, WFBQ (Q95)/lndianap- another double play for us - we've most about the business of radio." his office wall. 'It's an honor to be rec- olis. R &R caught up with one -half of won the awards for Oldies Station of Classic Rock ognized by your peers," he says. "I the morning team, Tom Griswold, Personality /Show Of The the Year and PD of the Year four share this award with all of the hard- who says, "Bob and 1 are both thrilled Year: Records Station Of The Year: years in a row. 'And the awards just John working pros at KZOK -FM in Seattle." that the people who matter in this indus- Landecker KQRS/Minneapolis keep on coming....' Thanks to every- Asked about the station's perfor- try enjoy what we do. We're thrilled to one who voted for 'CBS -FM as we Landecker arrived at 'JMK in 1993 Amy Waggoner, President/GM of mance over the past year, which saw be getting paid for having this much fun. celebrate 30 years as New York's after establishing himself in the ABC Radio's KDIZ, KQRS, KXXR, the arrival last fall of veteran morn- And, because ofthis award, we hope to Oldies station." Windy City dining the 1970s at WLS. WGVX, WGVY & WGVZ/Minne- ing host Bob Rivers, Curelop replies, get paid even more now!"

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www.americanradiohistory.com 20 R &R June 28, 2002 INTRODUCING GCI-1O - RRGR MONITORING R. Kelly Spins Legal Woes Into Spins FR' VG YWI- -IRG Although he's facing 21 counts of child Orlando is large, or that Orlando is black? He's pornography, R. Kelly is blowing up the more covered up than a lot of models on phones at Clear Channel Urban WGCI- billboards and in magazines." We'll let you judge FM /Chicago for another reason - "Heaven, I for yourself. Need A Hug," which 'GCI world -premiered on June 18. Twenty -four hours after its debut, the In other news ST has borrowed frcm the St. song became the most -requested title on 'GC!, Petersburg Times, teen pop star and Radio PD Elroy Smith tells ST. He adds that Urban Disney staple Aaron Carter has filed a lawsuit AC sister WVAZ/Chicago has also aired the against former manager Lou Pearlman and track, as well as crosstown Trans Continental Records, alleging he was Gospel sister WGCI -AM. The cheated out of hundreds of thousands of dollars response on both was extreme- in royalties. The suit also accuses Pearlman ly positive," says Smith. "I've and his company of racketeering and says that never seen anything like this in there's been a deliberate pattern of criminal my entire life. Our afternoon activity in dealing with clients like Carter based show received 70 requests on similar past scenarios with The Bac

what I'm sayin' /I mean if I wasn't famous/Then that Carter might owe them money. all this wouldn't be happening /I'm just being

real." Smith explains, "His advisors suggested Down I -75 a few hours, Clear Channel he take that part out, so he sent us a version CHR /Rhythmic WBTT /Ft. Myers is being sued without that intro." All subsequent pressings will by a local woman claiming that she was the match 'GCI's version. "No matter what happens victim of an embarrassing in terms of his court case, R. Kelly has made a phone scam perpetrated by record that has touched people's hearts," Smith night jock Bruce Da Moose says. (may not be his actual birth name). The Naples Daily News The decade -long relationship between reports that victim Adrienne Arista Records and Bad Boy Entertainment is Breidigan, a licensed bondsman over. In a statement, Arista said the parties will and private investigator (great end their joint venture effective immediately. As choice, guys!), is furious that part of the deal, Sean "P. Diddy" Combs has the station broadcast her full Bruce Da Moose WE SLASHED THE DELAY acquired Bad Boy Records, its roster and the name during a prank in which label's entire catalog. Arista calls the parting she broke down after being told by a "doctor" TO HAPPY "thoroughly amicable" and will, for the time that she may have been exposed to a sexually KEEP TALENT being, support current active projects and transmitted disease by an ex- boyfriend. Breidi- interim distribution for catalog product. gan smelled a rat when the alleged doctor WHEREVER THEY ARE. began asking graphic questions about her Eleazar Garcia has added PD duties for sexual history. Adding insult to injury, the call Hispanic Broadcasting's Regional Mexican was apparently set up by a (now former) friend KSCA (La Nueva 101.9)/Los Angeles. Garcia who was listening on the other line during the serves as NBC's Regional Mexican Program wacky bit. NEW PUNCH AND PRESENCE Manager/Western Region and had been based at KZOL/San Francisco. He now relocates to Bruce Bond's HBC's L.A. cluster and takes duties recently Back In Harrisburg gained by HBC /L.A. OM Harold Austin (R &R 6/ MAKE THE BEST SOUNDING Longtime WNNK (Wink 104) /Harrisburg 7). Austin's position has been eliminated and he afternoon host Bruce Bond, who worked at the has agreed to depart the company. PROCESSOR EVEN BETTER station a total of 18 years before departing in Orlando Shows Wild Dec. 2001, resurfaced on June 24 with former Side In Tampa! co -host Stretch on crosstown '80s WRKZ (Z102.3) - a class A- signal owned by Citadel Clearwater, FL City Commissioner Bill Continued on Page 23 Jonson is outraged over the latest billboards erected (no pun intended) by WLLD (Wild 98.7)/ Tampa, which feature PD /Head Morning Freak/ Rumbles plus -size model Orlando in all his undraped Extasy Records Sr. VP/Promotion Stu Co- splendor. Jonson generated tons of unintended cotton hen departs the label. free publicity for Wild by sharing his disgust with Bill Gamble re -ups for another five years the St. Petersburg Times. Jonson said, "I just as PD of WZZN (94.7 The Zone) /Chicago. don't think it's in keeping with the environment ORBAN OPTIMOD FM 8400 y 2.0 WKQI (Channel 95.5) /Detroit Asst. PD /MD/ we're looking for in Clearwater. I was repulsed ALREADY OWN 8400? afternoon personality Jay Love exits. by it." In response, Wild GM Charlie Ochs UPGRADE FOR FREE FROM FTP.ORBAN.COM KIKI /Honolulu MD /afternoon joc< Pablo asked, "What is it that's repulsive? Is it that Sato transfers to sister KFMS /Las Vegas for Orban/CRL Systems, Inc. 11525 S. Alvarado St. MD /night host duties. Meanwhile, KIKI night Leandro CA 94577 USA jock Big Teeze rises to Sato's old shift and part- San I "Orlando & the MD host. Tel: 1.510.351.3500 I Fax: 1.510.351.0500 -'i Freak Show" timer Tati Pelegreen becomes /night email: [email protected] I web: www.orban.com 1tt 1 WVEE /Atlanta MD Tosha Love adds Asst. _II1,t PD stripes.

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Continued from Page 20 Showcase that's based in nearby Carlisle, PA. Bond's new post comes just seven months into a yearlong noncompete associated with his tenure at Wink 104, and Bond tells ST, "The papers were Your Brand. served to me on Monday." The Harrisburg Patriot -News reports that Citadel not only violated their noncompetes but also "took confidential WNNK programming and market- ing strategies," whatever those are. Bond is Anywhere on Joel Kleiman elevated to Sr. also being sued for allegedly inducing Raback VP/Promotion for Epic Records to leave his sales gig at WNNK to join him. Group. Cumulus is seeking unspecified compensatory Chris Squires rejoins Mondo- and punitive damages from Bond, Raback and the Planet. sphere /Fresno as PD of KFRR Citadel. & KJFX.

In other ST Legal Briefs, former WWYZ/ JoellOairtrarr Hartford morning host Neil Hedley is suing the ---, Dan Kieley namedv PD of KIIS -FM /Los Ange- Clear Channel Country station for breach of contract and defamation of character. Hedley les. was fired May 3 from his morning shift at 10 WWYZ and says he was entitled to four months of severance. However, he tells Bob Neil ascends to Exec. VP /Radio of Cox Manchester, CT's Journal Inquirer Clear Broadcasting. Channel only offered him four weeks of pay. Richard White named Station Manager for "When I questioned that, they withdrew their WNEW -AM & WYNY /New York. offer completely," he told the paper. "Five Bill Pugh recruited as VP /Programming for weeks later, I received a letter listing four TK Communications and PD of WSHE/Miami. reasons why I was fired." Among those rea- Mike Stradford upped to VP /Programming at ratings, refusing to sons: "poor prep his show KKBT /Los Angeles. on a daily basis, an outside business venture Ken Curtis tapped as PD of KVIL/Dallas. that led him to lose focus and abusive behavior to station personnel." Hedley insists Clear Channel's reasons for termination were "totally fabricated, just so they wouldn't have to pay Steve Perun boosted to Nat'l me," and added, "Once this story hits the Program Coordinator for Capitol trades, I will be instantly much less employ- Broadcasting. able." EZ Communications sets Re- gional PDs: Dan Langford, Jim KPWR (Power 106) /Los Richards and Shadow Stevens. Angeles morning guy Big Boy has landed a regular role on Steve Perun FOX -TV's forthcoming series Grab attenticn fast with Fastlane, set to debut this fall. Dan Mason promoted to Group VP for First "It's a cop show with Matrix - Media. like special effects," says VP/ J.B. Stone becomes PD of KJLH /Los Ange- Banners On A Roll®. It's so easy to use Programming Jimmy Steal. les. "I've seen the pilot, and it's off WWDC -FM (DC101)/Washington throws out these lightweight plastic banners. the hook. Big Boy is brilliant." Howard Stern and hires Greaseman for mornings. Don & Mike Hid Just pull what you need off the roll, Adieu To Big Apple WNBC /New York re- & WYNY cut, and tape. Put up After weeks of a very public feud with cruits Charley Warner as VP/ 10...100... Infinity stablemates Opie and Anthony, GM and Bob Pittman as PD. WJFK- FM/Washington midday hosts (and WMAQ & WKQX/Chicago taps even 1,000 feet in minutes! Westwood One -syndicated talents) Don Bill Hennes as PD. Geronimo and Mike O'Meara have lost their Don Geronimo joins WKTQ Gotham affiliate, WNEW /New York. Night guys (13Q) /Pittsburgh for nights. Call today. Let us help you stand Ron & Fez will now pull double duty until a new Bob Pittman midday program is found. out at your next event.

WKXW (New Jersey 101.5)/Trenton, NJ The move results in the shift of Kramer & afternoon hosts Scott & Casey head to Twitch to nights and the relocation of Westwood middays at Infinity FM Talker WKRK/Detroit. One -syndicated host Tom Leykis to overnights.

KITS (Live 105) /San Francisco night jock Promo Item O' The Week "No Name" moves upstairs to join Hot AC KLLC (Alice(§97.3) as a morning co -host with Sarah. JUST ANOTHER BROKEN RECORD Congrats from ST to Clear Channel/ When the fun peo Beaumont, TX Director/Programming Debbie pie at Epitaph de- Wylde, whose boyfriend Jason on June 21 cided to let Alterna- blatantly ignored the internationally recognized tive know about Bad "On Air" light and barged into the studio at Religion's new sin- gle, "Broken," they Rocker KIOC (Big Dog 106) /Beaumont, TX while thought they'd get some Wylde was in mid -rap to propose to her live on attention by sending radio a the air! Wylde spread some tears of joy, quickly 1-800-186-7411 broken record. While most of the accepted and let Jason tell the audience they folks at ST Central loved the cracked vinyl, a cou- were cutting to commercials. www.bannersonaroll.com ple of staffers were seen wandering dumbfound- ed around the office asking, "What's a record ?" If you have Street Talk, call the R &R News Desk at 310- 788 -1699, or e -mail [email protected]

www.americanradiohistory.com 24 R &R June 28, 2002 Sound Decisions.,

PART TWO OF A TWO -PART SERIES Teens are as likely as older people to go on to Bad Attìtude, Bad Business purchase a CD after downloading a track "Have you ever gone on to buy an artist's CD after first downloading a track for free from the Internet ?" How can labels change young fans' attitudes about free Age 12-17 66% downloading? By Frank Correia, Music Editor Age 16.24 61% fcorriea @radioandrecords.com Age 2534 60% Age 3544 60% With 74% of 12- 17- year -olds of the opinion that downloading music for free is % saying yes morally acceptable, it's clear that young fans' attitudes about artist and label Base: Have downloaded music files compensation aren't just bad, they're downright rotten. Following up on last Er week's column recapping R &R/Edison Media Research's "Ultimate Music Buyers Study Drop -outs from music purchasing increase 38°/0 II," this week we examine the study's conclusions and look at some ideas for changing the hearts and minds of potential customers. to 7.6 °/° of 16- 40- year -olds

Besides the above statistic, the sur- "Right now, I really believe it's like While the RIAA has launched pub- Drop-outs vey, unveiled at R &R Convention there's a record store in the mall lic- awareness campaigns regarding Downloading/ I 5.5% 2002, also revealed some other key where you can walk in and take any musicians' rights in the past, it clearly Not Purchasing 7.6% 2001 findings (for more highlights, visit CDs you want," Rosin said of the wasn't the concerted effort needed to Nonconsumers 2001 www.edisonresearch.com or read last free - mind -set most sway Furthermore, for -all of popular opinion. Not Downloading/ 15.1% Sound week's Decisions). Among downloaders. "There's no enforce- the highly publicized anti -Napster Not Purchasing I 16.0% them: ment, no one really cares, and no one campaign by Metallica drummer Lars Neo- consumers Ten percent of I2 -17 -year-olds is really going to stop you. Further- Ulrich was often viewed by media Downloading/ 29.1% who actively download music from more, no one's even going to think pundits and fans alike as selfish rant- Purchasing 26.7% the Internet did not purchase a single less of you if you go ahead and take ing by a millionaire rock star. Rosin CD or cassette in the last 12 months. the CD. So why not? Who wouldn't noted that Ulrich was hung out to dry Traditionals Not Downloading/ 50.3% Fifty -three percent of 12-17 -year- take as many as they could ?" on the issue because no other musi- Purchasing I 49.6% olds have burned someone else's copy But changing consumers' attitudes cians really rallied to his side. of a CD instead of buying their own may require the music industry to "It's tricky to have millionaires say, copy. change its attitude somewhat toward 'Feel sorry for us, "" Rosin admitted. Twenty -two percent ofAmericans technology - that is, to work with it 'It's going to require communication Which of the following items had any influ- 12-44 years old agree with the state- rather than against it. The key is to professionals to get it across profes- on CD ment, "You no longer have to buy increase the number of people who sionally. It has to be, 'Hey, I'm Dave ence your decision to purchase the last CDs, as you can download the music use downloading as a steppingstone Matthews. Don't shed a tear for me; I you bought for yourself? for free from the Internet." toward purchasing music, whether in can tour for the next 30 years and be Radio 170% "The music industry, I think it's CD form or by download. The goal is fine. It's the next Dave Matthews clear from this data, is essentially los- to grow what Edison refers to as who's getting screwed.' It's subtle, and Saw in store 145% ing 12- 24-year-olds, many of whom "Neo-consumers" who both download it's tricky, but it needs to be done." Friend/Relative 144% have come to believe that music is, and purchase music. At the same time, Also highlighted in Edison's study Music Video Channel 140 °, and really should be, free to them," it is crucial to stem the growth of were the most anticipated releases TV Advertisement 125% Edison President Larry Rosin con- "Drop- outs" who no longer purchase from artists. Hip -hoppers like Nelly Movie Soundtrack 122% cluded during the survey session at music, favoring downloading instead. and Eminem, as well as rock artists TV Show Appearance 121% R&R Convention 2002. From 2001 -2002, exactly the opposite like Creed and Linkin Park, tested fa- Live Performance f 17% Featured in TV Show f 17% Any Good News? has happened (see chart, right). vorably, while teen pop acts tended to "I believe that you can change do worse than in previous years. Not- Magazine/Newspaper 116% While the majority of the survey people's attitudes," Rosin told session ing that consumers plan to buy certain Internet I15% highlighted gloom- and -doom stats for attendees, "and I think this industry artists' releases when they hit the Record Club TI 12% the music industry, there was actually has done extremely little on that street, Rosin stressed that there is an % saying "yes" some good news when it comes to point." While teenagers' attitudes to- obvious relationship that's been built Base: Purchased music CDs or cassettes in the past 12 months downloading. Within the 35-44 age ward compensation may change as between artists and fans. Furthermore, demo, 27% of downloaders are pur- Source: Edison Media Research they get older and go to work them- when the issue is framed in terms of chasing more music. In younger selves, Rosin noted, "Great commu- compensation for artists, rather than demos, however, the numbers taper nications can change attitudes much labels, attitudes seem to change favor- "Radio could do a far better job for downloading is such a problem for the off 20% in the 25 -34 bracket and - faster." ably among younger demos - more the music industry, in my opinion, of industry, how could this number be 18% in both the 18 -24 and 12 -17 As an example, Rosin cited public - proof that artists are perhaps the best premiering records - making people flat? Then Rosin realized that some- demos say they are purchasing more awareness campaigns like the one by mouthpieces for public education on aware that a record is coming out this thing big had occurred: Napster was music. When these groups were asked Mothers Against Drunk Driving, downloading issues. Tuesday," Rosin said, acknowledging shut down almost simultaneously why they've changed their buying which drastically changed attitudes that it's a two-way street between ra- with the fielding of last year's study. habits, the most popular response was Radioheads about driving drunk. Today, Rosin dio and records to promote artists. "I can't ever say this stuff for sure," that downloading allows them to noted, the public attitude is very dif- When it comes to influencing mu- "The buildup to a record has certainly Rosin conceded, "but I really think evaluate music before buying. Con- ferent toward such behavior than it sic purchases, radio is still way out not achieved what the movie -type that's it's extremely likely that this versely, concern for artist compensa- was in the '70s. Similar campaigns front with consumers. Asked if radio buildup is, especially when it comes to number would have been much tion was the least-mentioned reason. educating the public, he reasoned, had any influence on their most recent radio. Radio absolutely will talk about higher if Napster had been allowed to More encouraging news came could help change attitudes toward CD purchase, 70% of the total sample a big movie opening this Friday, typi- just continue along. My point here is when respondents were asked, "Have free downloading. who purchased music in the last 12 cally on the morning shows, more than that you guys can accomplish some- you ever gone on to buy an artist's CD The key component in such com- months said yes (see chart). When they will talk about a music release this thing. I think you've stemmed the after first downloading a track for free munication would be the one thing the asked which item most influences Tuesday. That's something that both growth for at least a year. The brand from the Internet ?" Here, 62% of industry and the consumer have in music purchasing in general, radio industries can work on together." name when it comes to downloading downloaders said yes. No strong age common: the artists. "I really think was again the No. 1 response, named was eliminated." bias exists within this group; teens are One Final Point artists are the most potent force to by 48% of the sample. While Napster's downfall may have as likely as others to purchase a CD convey your message," Rosin stressed In terms of exposure to music, radio Rosin concluded Edison's presen- been a positive for the music industry, after downloading a track for free (see at the session. 'If you guys don't get was still the most popular response, but tation by talking about the survey's Rosin noted that the real battle may be chart, right). all of your artists, or a portion of your the margin narrows: 32% of respon- most direct question: "Have you outside the courtroom. "It's important The Best CD Sale Ever artists, to say that this is important, it's dents who have purchased music in the downloaded music ?" What he ini- that you not just fight your legal

Good news aside, the music indus- going to be very challenging. If the last year cite radio as their No. 1 source tially found hard to believe, he said, battles, but battle for people's hearts try is facing a major obstacle when it artists don't come across as caring, I for music exposure. Friends and rela- was that the number who have down- and people's minds, because it's going comes to young consumers and their can't imagine why you'd expect con- tives and in -store play were each loaded was essentially the same, to the to be really hard to endlessly fight le- attitudes toward compensation. sumers to care." named by 14% of respondents. decimal point, from 2000 to 2001. If gal battle after legal battle."

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THE INDUSTRY'S NO, 1 RETAIL CHART June 28, 2002

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1 1 EMINEM Eminem Show Shady/Aftermath /Interscope 367,485 -31% 2 PAPA ROACH Lovehatetragedy DreamWorks 153,363 - 2 3 KORN Untouchables Epic 134,622 -73% 7 4 AVRIL LAVIGNE Let Go Arista 96,273 +31% 6 5 ASHANTI Ashanti Murder Inc. /IDJMG 85,078 +5%

5 6 P.DIDDY We Invented The Remix Bad Boy/Arista 81,381 -4%

3 7 VARIOUS Totally Hits 2002 WSM 80,724 -26% 8 OUR LADY PEACE Gravity Columbia 73,368 - 9 WYCLEF JEAN Masquerade Columbia 62,268 - 17 10 PINK M!Ssundaztood Arista 60,251 +13% - 11 PAULINA RUBIO Border Girl Universal 57,337 11 12 SHERYL CROW C'mon, C'mon A &M /Interscope 55,520 -10% 8 13 KENNY CHESNEY No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem BNA 54,921 -24% 26 14 JOSH GROBAN Josh Groban 143/Reprise 46,820 +3% 23 15 JOHN MAYER Room For Squares Aware /Columbia 46,786 +1% 10 16 DONELL JONES Life Goes On Untouchables/Arista 46,753 -25% 12 17 CAM'RON Come Home With Me Def Jam/IDJMG 46,563 -20% 15 18 DIRTY VEGAS Dirty Vegas Capitol 46,038 -16% 4 19 NEW FOUND GLORY Sticks & Stones Drive - Thru/MCA 45,416 -54% 18 20 BIG TYMERS Hood Rich Cash Money/Universal 44,397 -16% 16 21 SOUNDTRACK Spider-Man Roadrunner /Columbia/IDJMG 43,427 -19% 28 22 NORAH JONES Come Away With Me Blue NoteNirgin 42,880 -4% - 23 ANASTACIA Freak Of Nature Epic 42,643 - 20 24 VARIOUS Now Vol. 9 UN 42,452 -16% 19 25 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come Epic 42,133 -19% - 26 JERRY CANTRELL Degradation Trip Roadrunner/IDJMG 41,403 9 27 SOUNDTRACK 0 Brother, Where Art Thou? Lost Highway/IDJMG 40,722 -42% 28 SOUNDTRACK Lilo & Stitch Disney 37,650 34 29 VANESSA CARLTON Be Not Nobody A &M/Interscope 36,266 +2% 27 30 MUSIO Juslisen Def Soul/IDJMG 35,925 -20% 33 31 JIMMY EAT WORLD Jimmy Eat World DreamWorks 35,828 0% 39 32 SOUNDTRACK Scooby Doo Lava/Atlantic 35,433 +7% 21 33 SHAKIRA Laundry Service Epic 35,141 -26% 25 34 MARC ANTHONY Mended Columbia 34,919 -23% 31 35 NO DOUBT Rock Steady Interscope 33,519 -8% 14 36 ALAN JACKSON Drive Arista 32,919 -40% 32 37 PUDDLE OF MUDD Come Clean Fla wless /Geffen/Interscope 31,751 -11% 45 38 JACK JOHNSON Brushfire Fairytales Enjoy /Universal 31,594 +13% 40 39 CREED Weathered Wind -up 30,756 -7% 37 40 NICKELBACK Silver Side Up Roadrunner/Idjmg 30,658 -8% 35 41 MOBY 18 V2 30,282 -14% 42 42 MICHELLE BRANCH Spirit Room Maverick/WB 30,123 -2% 13 43 VARIOUS The Osbournes Epic 29,999 -47% 41 44 VARIOUS Off The Hook Columbia 29,305 -9% - 45 A *TEENS Pop'Til You Drop MCA 29,089 - 36 46 LINKIN PARK Hybrid Theory Warner Bros. 28,427 -16% 29 47 DAVID BOWIE Heathen Columbia 27,448 -32% 48 HIVES Veni Vedi Vicious Sire/Reprise /Bh /Epitaph 26,314 - 49 BRANDY Full Moon Atlantic 25,768 - 50 BOX CAR RACER Box Car Racer MCA 25,679 © HITS Magazine Inc.

economic doldrums can keep Slim Shady rolls at radio. Can Meanwhile, three young artists continue to Ui'J ALBUMS from his appointed rounds in dominating the you say "smash," solidify their gains: 143 /Reprise crooner competition. or have you for- Josh Groban climbs 26 -14, Aware/Colum- The Eminem gotten how? Just bia's John Mayer rises 23 -15 as the new The Young & The Restless Show almost tri- asking. "Your Body Is a Wonderland" joins the break- ples the number Columbia/ through hit "No Such Thing" at radio, and The summer may have started, but Eminem of sales of its CRG Canuck Blue NoteNirgin's Norah Jones is up 28- continues to school the competition. The Af- closest challeng- rockers Our Lady 22 with airplay on AC and Hot AC just start- termath/Inter- er, New Noize/ Peace defy Grav- ing. Mier previously selling with hardly any scope rap icon DreamWorks' ity by landing a Our Lady Peace spins, this one appears headed for a very long is once again NoCal thrashers Papa Roach No. 8 debut, fol- sales run. Imagine what'll happen when Pop treating the Papa Roach, lowed by the same label's WyclefJean (No. 9). comes to the party. charts as his who bow at No. 2 with their new lovehatet- A fourth debut, Universal's Paulina Rubio,

own personal ragedy album. barely misses the top 10, coming in at I I . Next week: It's the last train from Univer- playground. But the week's big story is Avril Lavigne. Making an impressive upward move is sal's Nellvvi/ /e, along with new albums from Neither pi- Arista's red-hot skateboard diva continues her Arista's Pink, who gives "L.A." Reid's la- Aftermath/lnterscope's Truth Hurts. Def rates, censors remarkable rise, nailing the No. 3 slot on a siz- bel three in the top 10 by going 17 -8; P. bid- Jam /ID.IMG's N.O.R.E. and Columbia/ nor the current Avril Lavigne zling 31% sales increase as "Complicated" dy is No. 6. CRG's Aerosmith and Will Smith.

www.americanradiohistory.com 26 Going For Adds June 28, 2002 The Boss Is Coming! No, your boss isn't coming - sorry for ripping you away from that intense game of computer solitaire. But since we've got your attention, we'll help you feel like you've accomplished something worthwhile at work by informing you of some of the titles that are Going For Adds next week! Bruce Springsteen returns with the E Band to Street present Week Of July 1 "The Rising," the title track from his forthcoming CD. The album was produced by Brendan O'Brien (Aerosmith, Mick Jagger, Bob Dylan, Pearl Jam) and is the first album of new songs with the E CHR/POP HOT AC Street Band since 1984's Born in the U.S.A. The Rising lands in DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gctta Get Through This BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) stores July 30, and there will Island/IDJMG) COLDPLAY In My Place (Nettwerk/Capitol) also be a special limited- edition BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) JEWEL This Way (Atlantic) deluxe package. The title track P. DIDDY 1 /GINUWINE I Need A Girl Pt. 2 PHANTOM PLANET Lonely Day (Daylight/Epic, goes for adds at Pop, AC, Hot (Bad Boy/Arista) WAYNE Whisper (M) AC, Rock and Triple A. VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day (A &M/Interscope) And Springsteen isn't the only Bruce returning to radio SMOOTH JAZZ next week. Bruce Hornsby is Bruce Springsteen throwing "Sticks and Stones" at CHR/RHYTHMIC BRAZILIAN NIGHTS Rio Wave (D/Atlantic) Triple A. It's the first single JEFF KASHIWA 3 -Day Weekend (Native Language,; from his upcoming eighth album, Big Swing Face (due 6/25). He will also perform "Sticks and Stones" on The Tonight Show With DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Through This Jay Leno on July 15. (Island/IDJMG) ROCK There's a lot going on at Triple A, and some of it is spilling into EVE f /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/ other formats. Jewel shows Triple A and Hot AC the way with Interscope) BLACK LABEL SOCIETY Bridge To Cross (Spitfire) 'This Way," the title track from her latest release. Phantom Plan- FABOLOUS f/P.DIDDY & JAGGED EDGE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) et join Jewel at both formats with "Lonely Day." Planeteers kept Trade It All Pt. 2 (Epic) COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) busy during the recording of their CD The Guest: Bandmembers KEITH SWEAT What Is It (E/ektre/EEG) CREEPING EYE Naked (Lourdens) produced other people's albums and continued their educations, and MASTER P Rock It (No Limit/Universal) FLIPP Freak (Artemis) drummer Jason Schwartzman, known for his role in the film Rush- MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) LOSTPROPHETS Fake Sound Of Progress (Columbia) more, put a few more movies under his belt. Coldplay also give radio its first peek into their sophomore album with "In My Place." The track hits Triple A, Hot AC and Alternative next week, and ACTIVE ROCK the group's CD A Rush of Blood URBAN to the Head arrives in stores BLACK LABEL SOCIETY Demise Of Sanity (Spitfire) Aug. 27. COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) CREEPING EYE Naked (Lourdens) Unwritten Law will keep the FABOLOUS f/P.DIDDY & JAGGED EDGE FLIPP Freak (Artemis) party going at Alternative till the Trade It All Pt. 2 (Epic) LOSTPROPHETS Fake Sound Of Progress (Columbia) wee hours of the morning with FAITH EVANS Burnin' Up (Bad Boy /Arista) WHITE STRIPES Dead Leaves And The Dirty "Up All Night." The followup to MASTER P Rock It (No Limit/Universal) Ground (V2) "Seem' Red" is already register- MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) ing early adds at the format. The NICCI GILBERT My Side Of The Story (MCA) Unwritten Law White Stripes also hope to fol- low up their hit "Fell in Love ALTERNATIVE With a Girl" with another tune from White Blood Cells. "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground" will go for adds at both Alternative URBAN AC BLACK LABEL SOCIETY Bridge To Cross (Spitfire) and Active Rock. COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) Eve is giving a little " Gangsta Lovin "' to Rhythmic radio next COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) week. Could "Lovin'," featuring Alicia Keys, be yet another suc- CREEPING EYE Naked (Lourdens) cessful joint venture for the first NICCI GILBERT My Side Cf The Story (MCA) FLIPP Freak (Artemis) lady of Ruff Ryders? The Iry LO STPR O PHETS Fake Sound Of Progress (Columbia) Gotti- produced track is the first SILVERCHAIR The Greatest View (Atlantic) look at Eve's upcoming August SPARTA Cut Your Ribbon (Dream Works) release, EVE-Olution. COUNTRY UNWRITTEN LAW Up All Night (Interscope) Monica is all grown up now, WHITE STRIPES Dead Leaves And The Dirty and she knows the world will Ground (V2) be watching when she unveils her upcoming third album - CHAD BROCK A Man's Gotta Do (Broken Bow) her first with J Records. "All TRISHA YEARWOOD I Don't Paint Myself Into TRIPLE A Eyez on Me" officially goes for Corners (MCA) WILLIE NELSON Maria (Shut Up & Kiss Me) adds at Rhythmic and Urban Monica (Lost Highway/IDJMG) ANDY TIMMONS Slips Away next week, but the Rodney Jer- (Favored Nations/Red Ink) kins- produced track, with ex- BRUCE HORNSBY Sticks & Stones (RCA) cerpts from Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T.," is already registering ear- BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) ly activity at both formats. This comes as no surprise after Mon- COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) ica's inspiring performance for industry folks at the R &R Con- AC COUSTEAU Talking To Myself (Palm) vention. JEWEL This Way (Atlantic) to Nelson Country's got two heavy hitters going radio. Willie PHANTOM PLANET Lonely Day (Daylight/Epic) Kiss Me)," the latest track from his offers "Maria (Shut Up & No Adds SWAN DIVE June (Compass) album The Great Divide. Trisha Yearwood continues to build on her popularity with "I Don't Paint Myself Into Corners," the fourth single from Inside Out. Don't paint yourself into a cor- R &R's Going For Adds features the complete list of songs impacting radio for the coming week. Going For Adds ner: get on the list for R &R's Going For Adds e-mail by send- is e- mailed each week to participating radio and record executives. For more info, contact Greg Maffei at ing an e-mail to [email protected]. Include "Subscribe" gmafei®radioandrecords. com. in the subject line. - Mike Trias

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STAT/ON of the YEAR KIM- 102.7 KIIS, Interscopelceffen/A&M,

only a mentor, but a friend. Thanks to thank to all our friends for supporting everyone at R &R, especially Erica us daily and for recognizing our hard DreamWorks Win Big! Farber and Tony Novia, and to every- work with multiple awards at this one for all the votes to make my little year's R&R Convention. A special 2002 R &R Industry Achievement award winners announced Midwestern dream come true!" thanks to all our artists far the amaz- ing music you create we feel Personality/Show Of The - so proud and privileged work with Year: Rick Dees, to you. "There's no overstating how much KIIS/Los Angeles While many KIIS/Los Angeles employees were busy at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA, pre I enjoy working with Brenda paring for the station's fifth annual Wango Tango extravaganza, on the west side of Los "To be recognized by my peers for Romano, Don Coddington and Mark the work l love is the best feeling Neiter every day you guys are the Angeles, KIIS's programming staff were busy collecting mucho, mucho R&R Industry - imaginable," Dees best. Finally, thanks to the most dedi- Achievement awards. says. "It was an cated and tireless field staff live ever honor just to be worked with. You're the ones who For the first time ever, it was a named National Gold Label of the championship team, and this award is nominated along- make us look good." KIIS took all the Year and Gold Label the Year at clean sweep. of of for every one of them. side the greatest CHR/Pop radio awards, including Urban, Urban AC, AC, Hot AC, Rock, Gold Label Of The Year: talents in radio, Station of the Year. PD John Ivey was Active Rock and Alternative. For a Program Director Of The DreamWorks and I must share named PD of the Year, MD Michael complete list of award nominees and Year: John Ivey, this R &R award DreamWorks' Steele was named MD of the Year for winners, go to www. radioandrecords. KIIS/Los Angeles with a superior "Promo Queen the second time, and Rick Dees adds com. Pop PD honoree Ivey tells R &R, team. First of all, of the Universe," the Personality of the Year award to Station Of The Year: "Thanks to all the Mays family, .4101,041-4 yield Leben, tells his mantel. KIIS/Los Angeles who made my first for all they do. Rick Dees R &R, "I would The R &R Industry Achievement R &R award pos- Also, Randy like to express my Award for CHR/Pop's Platinum Label KllS-FM is a re- sible. To Randy Michaels, who wore a dress and a wig thanks and grati- of the Year went to lnterscope/Geffen/ peat winner from Michaels, John for me at the R&R Convention last tude to the many last week last A &M. Coincidentally, year, and Clear Hogan, Tom Owe s week; Tom Owens; Roy Laughlin; people who voted Interscope/Geffen /A &M also had the Channel Regional and Steve Smith, John Ivey; radio's No. 1 producer, Dream Works No. I, No. 2 and No. 3 songs on the VP Roy Laughlin who have put Paul Joseph; the amazing Ellen K; Gold CHR /Pop R&R CHR/Pop chart, with Eminem, comments, "In their faith in me; Nick Vestuto; Chris Finch; Martin Label of the Year. Vicki Leben we Vanessa Carlton and No Doubt. L.A. at KIIS, to Roy Laughlin Wagmaister; Ruben Rodriguez; and Our accomplishments are the direct what I Though he always likes to give the like to run and Charlie Rahilly the KIIS morning family." result of our incredible artists, their John Ivey credit to his staff, Chris Lopes will call the `Radio for giving me a music and our truly dedicated staff. Label Executive Of The Year: have to find some more room on his Triangle.' L.A. great opportunity Their unwavering support and hard wall, Chris Lopes, Interscope/ as the multiple R &R Industry Lakers coach Phil to work with them; and to the out- work continue to contribute greatly to Roy Laughlin Geffen/A &M Achievement Award winner takes Jackson preaches, standing staff at KIIS -FM, quarter- our success, and we could not do this home the Label Executive the Year `Get all the players enthusiastically of backed by the legendary Rick Dees Commenting on Interscope/Geffen/ without them. trophy once again. involved in these bigger- than -life and marketing guru Von Freeman, for A &M's Industry "I would also like to thank our Interscope/Geffen /A&M was also a team activities.' A `triangle- oriented making us look good day after day. Achievement leader, Johnny Barbis, who has been big winner in the national categories. team' passes the ball around the court "Thank you to all my friends in ra- Award for Plati- the most significant mentor in my pro- It was named Platinum National Label until the best shot - idea or action dio and records for supporting me num CHR/Pop fessional life. His assistance, advice of the Year, and promo head Brenda plan, on the business side - arises. through the years of climbing the lad- Label of the Year and guidance throughout the years Romano won the Sr. Promotion Execu- It's a very nonlinear style that has pro- der. To Tony Novia and R &R for all and, additionally, have been invaluable. I also extend for tive of the Year trophy. In addition, the duced nine titles Jackson. their support and showing the coun- his repeat this year my gratitude to R&R for its contin- label took home honors as Platinum "KIIS has been the No. I biller in try what KIIS-FM means. And, fi- as Label Execu- ued support of DreamWorks. Finally, Label of the Year at the Rock, Active L.A. for 75 months in a row that's nally, to my wife, Barb, and - thanks tive of the Year, I would like to thank everyone at ra- Rock and Alternative formats. nearly a `seven -peat' - using that daughter, Katie, for always being Lopes says, "I dio and everyone who continues to Under the guidance of Johnny style. Being truly cn a team means there for me, following me around the would like to Chris Lopes contribute to our success." Barbis, it was another stellar year for thinking up things to do for the team country and being the best family a DreamWorks, which won the R &R that are not required, anticipated or guy could come home to after a long Industry Achievement Award for even pleasant but that will lead to the day's work." Gold Label of the Year in the CHR/ greater good of the team win. At -a Music Director Of The Year: Pop format. DreamWorks was also KIIS, we are fortunate to have a Michael Steele, KIIS/Los Angeles MD of the Year KIIS's Michael Steele tells R&R, "When I started doing radio in South Dakota 16 years ago, KIIS- FM was a place that I only dreamed about, and Rick Dees was the show I board -op'd on Tri-State Promotions sponsored the CHR /Pop Awards show at the R &R Saturday morn- Michael Steele Convention, and actress and Jive Records artist Jennifer Love Hewitt ings. lcouldn't be was there to present the plaques to delighted honorees. Here at the more honored that KIIS -FM is now a Pop blowout are (1 -r) MD of the Year winner Michael Steele (KIIS/Los place I get to go every day to create Angeles), R &R's Tony Novia and Hewitt amazing radio, and Rick Dees is not

www.americanradiohistory.com Callout America 29 EXCLUSIVE NATIONAL MUSIC RESEARCH ESTIMATES June 28, 2002 CALLOUT AMERICA® song selection is based on the top 25 titles from the R &R CHR/Pop chart for the airplay week of June 3 -9.

CHR/POP ee CALLOUT::MER/CA© y/,= Hit Potential ® g. DEMOGRAPHICS REGIONS TOTAL AVERAGE EAVORABILITY ESTIMATE (I -5) WOMEN WOMEN WOMEN MID- Hot Scores ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) TW LW 3W 4W 12 -17 18-24 25 -34 EAST SOUTH WEST WEST BY ANTHONY ACA:NPORA

AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 3.98 54.6 6.4 4.09 4.03 3.76 3.96 3.84 4.11 3.98 There's nothing more exciting for the radio and record industries EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /lnterscope) 3.82 3.64 3.70 3.66 68.9 19.5 3.96 3.88 3.52 4.01 3.63 3.88 3.75 than when new artists draw passion with their initial offerings. And that MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 3.78 3.47 3.68 3.75 70.6 19.3 3.95 3.69 3.66 3.74 3.95 3.77 3.68 happens this week, as Arista newcom- er Avril Lavigne debuts at No. I on JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 3.77 3.68 3.83 3.71 69.6 17.5 3.76 3.85 3.71 3.87 3.77 3.81 3.65 Callout America with "Complicat- ed." The song is not only the top NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) 3.77 3.66 3.59 3.76 64.7 16.8 3.90 3.98 3.23 3.86 3.91 3.63 3.70 tester overall, it ranks first across all three demos: teens 12 -17, women 18- KROEGER & SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 3.72 3.58 3.95 - 64.7 15.1 3.76 3.83 3.56 3.95 3.81 3.60 3.55 24 and women 25-34. To add to the excitement, "Complicated" is now top VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/lnterscope) 3.72 3.56 3.79 3.82 72.8 22.2 3.78 3.66 3.71 3.64 3.88 3.67 3.72 IO in airplay on both the CHR/Pop and Hot AC charts. LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 3.65 3.57 3.89 3.82 74.6 27.2 3.56 3.73 3.67 3.75 3.81 3.52 3.53 Eminem moves up to No. 2 with his chart -topping "Without Me" PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/GBHenflnterscope) 3.63 3.52 3.71 3.56 68.1 19.8 3.56 3.62 3.73 3.69 3.78 3.64 3.46 (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope). "With- out" is testing well across all cells, CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 3.57 3.33 3.63 3.49 48.1 11.1 3.66 3.57 3.42 3.71 3.45 3.69 3.40 ranking second with teens, third 18- 24 and 10th 25 -34. FAT JOE F/ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 3.56 3.39 3.60 3.75 71.1 30.4 3.62 3.64 3.38 3.59 3.69 3.49 3.49 We've seen a positive rush at re- tail the last few weeks, with the suc- JENNIFER LOPEZ FINAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 3.54 3.27 3.52 3.57 59.8 15.6 3.63 3.65 3.25 3.62 3.55 3.47 3.53 cess not only of Eminem, but last week with Korn (Epic) and New ASHANTI Foolish Murder lnc. /DerJamJlOJMG) 3.53 3.49 3.53 3.60 66.7 27.7 3.63 3.55 3.35 3.33 3.89 3.37 3.57 Found Glory (Drive -Thru/MCA) and now with Nelly (Fo' Reel/Univer-

P. DIDDY... I Need A Girl (Bad Boy /Arista) 3.52 3.54 3.60 3.45 62.2 23.0 3.64 3.48 3.37 3.31 3.66 3.45 3.66 sal). "Hot in Herre," the first single from Nelly's new album, is tied for PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 3.52 3.55 3.73 3.70 68.9 26.2 3.51 3.54 3.51 3.30 3.73 3.41 3.67 fourth overall with a 3.77. It ranks fourth with teens and second 18 -24. MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 3.46 - - 45.7 16.8 3.65 3.42 3.18 3.52 3.66 3.17 3.50 On to some key demo results: Jennifer Lopez f/NAS's "I'm Gon- AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackGround) 3.45 3.29 3.46 3.77 57.3 19.8 3.47 3.57 3.23 3.54 3.47 3.31 3.48 na Be Alright" (Epic) vaults to No. 12 overall and once again pulls a solid DEFAULT Wasting My Time (IVT) 3.41 3.39 3.68 3.53 67.7 24.2 3.16 3.54 3.57 3.24 3.75 3.40 3.27 top 10 score in the 18 -24 cell. Sher- yl Crow ranks sixth in the 25 -34 fe- with SHAKIRA Underneath Your... (Epic) 3.40 3.29 3.61 3.64 70.1 25.7 3.39 3.30 3.53 3.40 3.66 3.32 3.27 male demo "Soak Up the Sun" (A &M /Interscope), and Mary J. Blige ranks ninth with teens on USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 3.40 3.38 3.43 3.48 62.0 26.7 3.54 3.38 3.21 3.14 3.58 3.36 3.53 "Rainy Dayz" (MCA). R &R will be publishing a Callout SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 3.36 3.28 3.34 61.5 18.0 3.27 3.23 3.60 3.36 3.20 3.39 3.44 - America survey in next week's issue. However, because of the holiday NO DOUBT Hella Good (lnterscope) 3.22 3.37 3.50 3.38 66.2 26.4 2.91 3.35 3.51 3.36 3.14 2.99 3.40 weekend, we will not be making calls the week of July 3 -9. Callout Ameri- WILL SMITH Black Suits... (Columbia) 3.12 44.7 14.1 3.17 3.00 3.17 3.11 2.91 3.20 3.25 - - ca will return in the July 19 issue of R& R. DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 2.92 3.04 3.25 3.18 68.1 27.2 2.63 2.77 3.40 2.89 2.84 2.99 2.97

Total sample size is 400 respondents with a +1-5 margin of error. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5 (1 = dislike very much, 5 = like very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Songs must reach 40% familiarity before they appear in print. Hit Potential (HP) represents songs that have yet to chart in the top 25 on R &R's CHR/Pop chart. Sample composition is based on females aged 12 -34, who responded favorably to a CHR/Pop musical montage in the following regions and markets: EAST: Boston, Nassau -Suffolk, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Providence, Washington, DC. SOUTH: Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Miami, San Antonio, Tampa. MIDWEST: Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Colum- bus, Detroit, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Louis. WEST: Denver, Los Angeles, Portland, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle. © 2002, R &R Inc.

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LAST THIS TOTAL GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONSI WEEK MEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS 00) Most Added® 2 p EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 7903 +428 891494 8 129/1 www.rradds.com 6 © NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel /Universal) 7483 +410 845083 10 126/1 APTIST TITLE LABELS ADDS 1 3 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 7000 -484 686967 19 131/0 SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) (Epic) 61 7 4 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 6831 -89 748252 15 131/0 BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 54

4 5 P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part One) (Bad Boy/Arista) 6777 -391 659639 13 125/0 BRITNEY SPEARS Boys (Maverick/Reprise) 36 5 6 ASHANTI Fcolish (Murder Inc./DefJam/IDJMG) 6707 -390 645048 15 131/0 EVE F/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) 24 HOOBASTANK Runnirg Away (Island /IDJMG) 22 3 7 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 6674 -615 607566 13 133/0

P. DIODY F/GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Bo-t/Arista)14 10 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 6563 +968 679924 7 130/2 Q CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) 12 9 Q DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 6405 +180 644486 10 133/0 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath /Interscope) 12

14 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 6177 +1167 725049 6 132/0 BEYONCE' Work It Out (Columbia) 11 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 10 8 11 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 5785 -445 608186 17 122/0 13 ® JENNIFER LOPEZ FINAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 5588 +261 625781 10 130/1 12 13 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 5046 -290 554475 24 129/0 ghruathes 11 14 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 4739 -674 517485 20 132/0 21 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 4220 +1193 626816 5 117/9 13F:1)I \tàF'IF:I.I) 17 16 CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 3916 -107 454080 12 123/0 GOING FOR ADDS AT POP and 18 17 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 3755 -250 404703 23 130/0 RHYTHM RADIO THIS WEEK 15 18 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (7VT) 3748 -613 404868 18 120/0 With Already Over 700 20 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 3714 +138 340800 15 122/3 Combined Spins!! 16 20 SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 3526 -570 365130 19 130/0 Added at KIIS /Los Angeles! 19 21 AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackGroundNirgin) 3514 -119 354285 10 114/0 TH ISLAND DEE JAM MUSIC CROUP CA Vit oNIVEPPAL MUSIC COMPANY 30 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 3224 +1292 356245 3 128/4 22 MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 2839 +99 266304 9 107/1 Most Increased 25 BRANDY Fu I Moon (Atlantic) 2582 +163 257792 8 99/0 Plays 26 ® SOLUNA For All Time (Dream Works) 2520 +334 253168 11 117/7

27 KELLY OSBOURNE Papa Don't Preach (Epic) 2470 +374 337259 5 101/5 TOTAL PLAY 28 ® JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 2307 +357 260814 6 93/6 ARTIST TTRE LABELIS.. DTCRSASE 23 28 PAULINA RUBIO Don't Say Goodbye (Universal) 2203 -516 280210 11 112/0 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) +1292 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) +1193 33 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 1875 +157 146047 5 89/7 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) +1167 24 30 WILL SMITH Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya...) (Columbia) 1771 -728 174934 7 121/0 C. KROEGER F/J. SCOTT Hero (Roadmmner/Columbia/IDJMG) +968 35 ® ANASTACIA One Day In Your Life (Epic) 1730 +212 201742 6 109/6 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) +428 40 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) 1700 +417 205439 3 104/7 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) +417 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) +410 34 33 COURSE OF NATURE Caught In The Sun (Lava/Atlantic) 1488 -74 115316 11 72/0 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) +385 41 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Off The Lights (Interscope) 1462 +193 122214 4 97/5 m KELLY OSBOURNE Papa Don't Preach (Epic) +374 29 35 USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 1458 -486 134697 14 115/0 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) +361 31 36 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 1434 -334 120885 13 97/0 43 ® CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) 1429 +385 143609 3 75/12 Most Played 42 m SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 1343 +223 136790 5 88/5 Recurrents 44 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM 1214 +289 115568 3 67/12 m Addictive (Aftermath /Interscope) ARTIST TITLE LABELISI TOTAL PLAYS

38 40 G00 GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 1184 -187 148996 15 101/0 LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 3270 39 41 B2K Uh Huh (Epic) 1146 -150 127630 15 86/0 JENNIFER LOPEZ Ain't It Funny (Epic) 2488 CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 2392 37 42 MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 1068 -307 133211 8 82/0 NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 2113 36 43 CALLING Adrienne (RCA) 1003 -498 95517 9 81/0 'N SYNC Girlfriend (Jive) 1869 ¡Debut> (D MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 985 +361 85121 1 72/10 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (Interscope) 1658 45 45 INDIA.ARIE Video (Motown/Universal) 848 -16 92641 18 94/0 MARY J. BLIGE Family Affair (MCA) 1657 You Head 1538 46 m UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red (Interscope) 832 +20 62415 3 59/1 KYLIE MINOGUE Can't Get Out Of My (Capitol) PINK Get The Party Started (Arista) 1313 49 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 815 +162 76261 2 40/9 m JA RULE F/ASHANí11 AN ays...(MurderInciDefJam/IDJMG) 1282 [Debut> (D NAUGHTY BY NATURE F/3LW Feels Good (Don't Worry...) (TI/T) 795 +228 72773 1 54/2 CRAIG DAVID 7 Days (Wildstar/Atlantic) 1230 50 m AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) 782 +129 92153 2 57/4 USHER U Got It Bad (LaFace/Arista) 1216 CREED My Sacrifice (Wind -up) 1142 ¡Debut> 82K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 773 +175 66829 1 60/5 SHAKIRA Whenever Wherever (Epic) 1080 134 CHR /Pap reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each at reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week See all of our monitored reporters increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with www.radioandrecords.com. permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc.

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ARTIST TITLE LABELIS) ADDS TOTAL +1- GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ ÉEK EER ARTIST T T.E PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 28 IGOI HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 27 1 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (DreamWorks) 2677 -7 80666 15 51/0 3 AURORA Dreaming (Groovilicious/Strictly Rhythm) 16 1 2 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 2640 -85 73978 12 50/0 SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) (Epic) 13 2 3 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 2573 -140 74187 18 50/0 BRITNEY SPEARS Boys (Maverick/Reprise) 9 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 8 4 4 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc. /DefJam/IDJMG) 2354 -155 70143 13 49/1 CAM'RON Oh Boy (RocA-Fella/IDJMG) 8 6 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 2247 +146 66503 7 50/1 0 DIANA KING Summer Breezin (Maverick/WB) 4

6 P. DIODY FLASHER LOON I Need A 2199 -128 64275 11 46/0 5 & Girl (Part One) (Bad Boy/Arista) MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 4 8 0 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 2171 +203 61803 6 51/1 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 4 9 0 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/lnterscope) 2137 +173 61834 7 48/0 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 3 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 3 15 0 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 2045 +385 61339 5 50/2 KYLIE MINOGUE Lave At First Sight (Capitol) 3 10 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 1927 +54 55508 15 50/0 ® TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) 3 +195 8 47/0 14 Q NELLY Hot In Herre (Fa'.Reel /Universal) 1872 54640 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 3 7 12 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 1840 -132 55791 23 43/0 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 3 12 ® CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 1738 +19 51936 11 50/1 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 3 K'S CHOICE Almost Happy (Red Ink) 3 16 14 JENNIFER LOPEZ F/NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 1468 -33 41276 8 44/0 VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day (A &M/Interscope) 3 13 15 DEFAULT Wasting My 1459 -237 44739 18 40/0 Time (Tl/T) AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 2 11 16 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 1455 -313 41509 18 40/0 17 17 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/GefferVlnterscope) 1301 -168 38369 23 39/0

18 18 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 1262 -137 34443 17 36/0 20 19 AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackGround) 1250 -16 37787 7 42/0 27 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 1244 +443 39142 4 43/8 21 ® SOLUNA For All Time (DreamWorks) 1215 +83 38984 15 47/1 22 ® CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 1214 +102 34346 5 47/0 25 ® JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) 1111 +211 32960 6 42/3 37 m PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 941 +354 28784 2 47/3 Most Increased 24 25 PAULINA RUBIO Don't Say Goodbye (Universal) 923 -19 24660 9 34/0 Plays 28 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 853 +66 22694 8 41/1 ® TOTAL 19 27 SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 837 -437 24426 17 28/0 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 28 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS 830 -11 24912 4 46/1 26 Don't Turn Off The Lights (Interscope) DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) +443 23 29 WILL SMITH Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya...) (Columbia) 736 -322 20087 5 32/0 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) +385 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) +354 31 S MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 729 +74 18200 9 32/0 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) +211 36 ® SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 676 +84 20725 5 39/1 C. KROEGER F/J. SCOTT Hero (RoadmnnenColumbiaADJMG) +203 33 KELLY OSBOURNE Papa Don't Preach (Epic) 667 +27 16347 3 32,1 ® NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) +195 +113 20195 3 40 ® KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) 633 34/3 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) +186 35 34 UNWRITTEN LAW Seein Red (Interscope) 580 -21 16599 5 41/0 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) +173 30 35 G00 G00 DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 551 -111 18273 14 21/0 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) +146 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) +113 34 36 COURSE OF NATURE Caught In The Sun (Lava/Atlantic) 498 -119 14586 11 28/2 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) +102 42 KACI Just An Old Boyfriend (Curb) 470 +4 12967 8 29/0 ® BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) +85 29 38 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 451 -237 12866 12 18,10 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) +84

39 39 USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 432 -98 12451 14 18/0 SOLUNA For All Time (DreamWorks) +83 MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) +74 32 40 CALLING Adrienne (RCA) 390 -263 10444 9 20/1 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island /IDJMG) +69 38 41 MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 388 -166 11735 8 19,/0 Al Caught In The Middle (Columbia) +68 43 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) 382 +43 11176 2 26,/0 TRUTH HURTS FIAAKIM Addictive (AftermatMnterscope) +67 44 ® ANASTACIA One Day In Your Life (Epic) 381 +66 12459 3 20/1 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) +66 45 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) 332 +67 10716 2 30/3 ANASTACIA One Day In Your Life (Epic) +66 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) +66 lDebut> CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 285 +186 8864 1 29/8 M2M Don't (Atlantic) +55 46 SOFIA LOELL Right Up Your Face (Curb) 271 +44 7774 2 29/0 m SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M /Interscope) +54 49 m KHIA My Neck. My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 238 +45 6235 2 22/2 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) +45 48 m ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 229 +32 6548 2 16/1 SOFIA LOELL Right Up Your Face (Curb) +44 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) +43 47 49 DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143 /Reprise) 213 -13 6211 4 15/1 SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) (Epic) +43 ¡Debut> ®i M2M Don't (Atlantic) 196 +55 5807 1 20/1 STAIND Epiphany (Flip /Elektra/EEG) +38 NO DOUBT Hey Baby (Interscope) +38 51 CHR/Pop Indicator reports. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/16- Saturday 6/22. ©2002, R &R Inc. ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) +32

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It used to be that a Pop station in a small - to- medium Southern market had to be a rock -leaner to pay the bills effectively. Here at Q93 we've put a distinct emphasis on a solid "Adult 40' foundation, with big spins :RECORD going to songs we don't even have to think about, like "He'o" by Chad Kroeger f /Josey Ron Roberts Scott and "The Middle" by Jimmy Eat LA World. The ones that are no- brainers for us ARTIST: Hoobastank PD, MOD (D93)/Alexandria, are Sheryl Crow, The Goo Goo Dolls, Craig LABEL: David, Vanessa Carlton and Pink. st Train's "She's on Fire," Island/IDJMG Counting Crows' "American Girls" and Five For Fighting's By TANYA O'QUINN /ASSISTANT EDITOR "Easy Tonight" were tunes we got on, not because the songs had some kind of track record, but because these are famil- iar and safe artists. The songs are top -notch even if they don't Whoever said competition wasn't healthy crack major play charts, and our audience loves surely didn't know how to compete.

them. We're on a track that, I think, is going to be a smash Competition is supposed to make you stronger hit as soon as the other Top 40s get on it: Tie audience here and more resourceful and creative. In this case, Hoobastank reacted wildly, in days, to Rayvon's "My Bad." And we're also jammin' to Nelly's however, competition led to a very successful

"Hot in Herre." I don't usually jump right out at a rhythmic or rap record, but business partnership. In the early '90s, vocalist this song was an automatic for us. Hoobastank's "Running Away" and Dirty Doug Robb and guitarist Dan Estrin were com- cal tune is applicable to damn near everyone. Vegas are big phone records too. We're relying on our core artists, who peting against each other in their high school Remembering the band's first years together, tend to be safe rock or "Adult 40" artists, but we're also seeing that variety keeps Battle of the Bands. Impressed with one Robb says, "Back then, there were often times our listeners happy, and, at Q93, we love happy listeners! another's musical attributes, the two quit their when we were unsure of what was going to hap- respective groups and joined forces. Once bass- pen to us. It took us six years to get here, but ist Markku Lappalainen and drummer Chris every time we'd get down on ourselves or be- Hesse were added into the mix, Hoobastank gin to feel doubt, we'd get positive feedback After ringing up huge sales for nearly a was formed. from our fans or someone in the industry telling month, moves to the top of the Eminem The quartet honed their skills, perfected their us that we sounded great." pop chart with his hit "Without Me" (Shady /Af- chemistry and took their show on the road. As The followup single, "Running Away," com- termath/Interscope) ... Not far behind is Nelly, soon as the West Coast got wind of their sound, bines issues of the heart with the power of im- who vaults 6 -2" with "Hot In Herrre" (Fo' Reel/ Hoobastank stood out among the surge ofbands pressive production. It's an examination of emo- Universal). Expect Nelly to have a huge first that had adopted the rap rock musical style. tional loyalty with an animated and dramatic week at retail as well ... Avril Lavigne debuts They were a breath of fresh air amid the flood backdrop of hard- hitting sounds, beats and

at No. 1 across the board on Callout America of bands producing the same type of music. rhythms. Thè preparedness in "Ready for You" and moves 14 -10* with "Complicated" (Arista) While rap rock bands were competing for fans, is emphasized by a background of vocals har- ... Props to Robbins Entertainment and Hoobastank were being embraced for their mu- monizing with the music. "Feels as if the boy in sical difference. me has left and been replaced with a cheap and promo god Frank Murray, as "Heaven" by DJ Sammy f/Yanou moves 21 -15* "There's a sense of realness about us," says bitter imposter of myself," is the line that says this week and climbs to No. 12 on RateTheMusic.com ... Looks like Pink is Robb. "We're just four normal guys who play it all. "Up and Gone" is a song about innocence headed for another chart- topper as "Just Like a Pill" moves 30 -22" ... On the music, and I think that kids have always appre- sacrificed. "This song is about a friend of mine heels of his performance at R &R Convention 2002, Mario debuts at 44" with ciated us for it." In 1998 the band released their whose father left when he was young, forcing "Just A Friend 2002" ... It was a tight battle for Most Added, and Epic wins with first album, They Sure Don't' Make Basketball him to grow up a lot faster than he needed to," "Objection (Tango)" by Shakira, who chalks up 61 adds this week. But not far Shorts Like They Used To. Though the record Robb says. "Because he couldn't do any of the behind are Justin, Scott and Tony at Hollywood with BBMak's "Out of My Heart" sold well at shows and local retail, it was the things he wanted back then, he finds himself ... After two top five singles at Alternative, Island Def Jam is crossing Internet that put it over the top and spread the somehow trying to regain his lost innocence." Hoobastank over to Pop, and "Running Away" picks up another 22 adds ... band's name to places like England, Israel, Rus- "At, the end, after sitting back and listening to Eve is back with a vengeance as "Gangsta Lovin'," which features Grammy sia and Brazil. the rough mixes of the record, we all hugged goddess Alicia Keys, picks up an additional 24 Pop stations, including KITS/ Written during the band's early days, the lead because we were so happy to have finally fin- Los Angeles, W IOQ (Q102) /Philadelphia and KRBE/Houston. WHTZ (Z100)/ single from their self -titled Island debut, ished our first album," Hesse says. "We had in the Dark," is an waited so long for finally New York couldn't wait and added it last week. "Crawling instrumentally that day to come." captivating search for understanding and assur- Well, they say good things come to those who - Anthony Acampora, Director/Charts ance. Somewhat of a description of the band's wait, and I'd say, by the sound of their latest mentality in their early days, this psychologi- project, Hoobastank are filled with good things.

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America's Best Testing CHR/Pop Songs 12+ rNew & Active For The Week Ending 6/28/02.

Al Caught In The Middle (Columbia) Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TO Familiarity Burn Total Plays: 751, Total Stations: 51, Adds: 0

AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 4.25 4.11 79% 10 °A 4.24 79% 7% KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis)

CHAD KROEGER F /JOSEY SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia /IDJMG) 4.08 4.08 82% 15% 4.11 81% 15% Total Plays: 750, Total Stations: 46, Adds: 3 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted(Maverick/WB) 4.05 4.12 95% 34°A 4.11 94% 33% NAPPY ROOTS Awnaw (Atlantic) CRAIG DAVID Walking Away(Wildstar/Atlantic) 3.98 3.93 82°A 15% 3.96 82% 16% Total Plays: 738, Total Stations: 48, Adds: 1 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle(DreamWorks) 3.96 4.02 85 °A 27% 3.92 83% 27%

LINKIN PARK In The End(WarnerBros.) 3.95 3.98 96 °A 47% 4.06 95% 46% DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise)

Total Plays: 607, Total Stations: 54, Adds: 1 PINK Just Like A Pill(Arista) 3.94 62% 9% 3.93 62% 9% PINK Don't Let Me Get Me(Arista) 3.90 3.94 97% 43% 3.90 97% 44% YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch) 3.89 3.93 95% 41% 3.82 94 °% 45% VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles(A &M/lnterscope) Total Plays: 559, Total Stations: 31, Adds: 2 DEFAULT Wasting My Time(TVT) 3.87 3.84 83% 30% 3.91 78% 26%

EMI NEM Without Me(Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 3.86 3.96 96% 30% 3.99 96% 27°% CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) Total Plays: 534, Total Stations: 53, Adds: 5 DJ SAMMY Heaven(Robbins) 3.82 3.75 60% 14% 3.81 57% 13°%

NELLY Hot In Herre(Fo'Ree %Universal) 3.80 3.77 90% 26% 3.84 90% 24% OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry(Flawless /Ge/%n/Interscope) 3.79 3.75 91% 41 °A 3.88 90% 41% Total Plays: 520, Total Stations: 47, Adds: 8 NO DOUBT Hella Good (lnterscope) 3.79 3.82 93% 33 °A 3.73 92% 34% BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) JENNIFER LOPEZ FEATURING NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright(Epic) 3.72 3.75 85% 19% 3.85 84 15% Total Plays: 382, Total Stations: 74, Adds: 54 WILL SMITH Nod Ya Head (Remix)(Columbia) 3.69 3.70 74% 13% 3.80 76% 11%

AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackgroundMrgin) 3.68 3.73 83 °% 27% 3.76 83% 27% DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get... (Island/IDJMG) KELLY OSBOURNE Papa Don't Preach(Epic) 3.66 3.75 87 °% 20 °A 3.68 89% 19°% Total Plays: 379, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 4

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (lnterscope) 3.65 3.74 95 °% 42% 3.72 95% 41% KACI Just An Old Boyfriend (Curb) SOLUNA For All Time (Dream Works) 3.64 40°% 6% 3.62 37% 6% Total Plays: 339, Total Stations: 33, Adds: 0 PAULINA RUBIO Don't Say Goodbye(Universal) 3.61 3.61 61% 13% 3.58 60% 14% SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun(A &M/lnterscope) 3.57 3.55 89% 30% 3.43 89% 32% Songs ranked by total plays

P. DIDDY F /USHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part I)(Bad Boy/Arista) 3.56 3.59 92% 41% 3.68 92% 37% - -z.. DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By(Capitol) 3.54 3.67 80 °A 26% 3.40 78% 29% FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv ?(Terror Squad/Atlantic) 3.54 3.66 91% 49% 3.57 92% 50% PLEASE SEND ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc.DelJam/IDJMG) 3.53 3.56 88% 44 °A 3.53 87% 45% YOUR PHOTOS SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes(Epic) 3.47 3.54 .97% 48% 3.40 95% 49% MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz(MCA) 3.43 3.46 77% 29% 3.44 76% 29% R &R wants your best snapshots BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 3.39 3.40 75% 21% 3.35 76% 24% (color or black & white).

Total sample size is 779 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5 =like Please include the names and titles very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of all pictured and send them to: of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Females 18 -34). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the music test based on their format/music preference. R &R c/o Mike Davis: RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., 3rd Floor Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The ATM is for system available local radio stations Los Angeles, CA 90067 by calling 818/377 -5300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks.

OF SUMMER The 2002 ALL- American Wango Tango was a huge success, with 60,000 people packing the Rose Bowl in Pasadena to see a special surprise performance by Columbia recording artist Backstage at WHY' (Y- 100) /Miamï s Summer Splash, Epic recording artist Celine Dion stops Steven Tyler and Arista recording artist Pink. Pictured here are Steven Tyler and KIIS /Los to chat with Y -100's John 'The Hammer" Caras. Angeles PD John Ivey.

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Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market

WFLY/Albany, NY WXKS/Boston. MA ' WGTZ/Daylon. OH ' WIXXGreen Bay. WI KSMB/Lafayette, LA WABBMobile. AL ' KARZ/Ttorlland. OR KHTS/San Diego. CA WKPIUTraverse City. MI VPA,rog: Michael Morgan VP,Prog MT Cadillac Jack DM J D. Kann OM Oan Stone PT Bobby Novosad OPATO: Jay Hastings PD. Michael Hayes PO Diana Laird PO Rob Wearer PT Donnie Michaels AMMO Kr0 On cl Gory MO 5.11 Snare PO MO Todd Monts MD. Aaron Sartni AMMO: Pablo APO MD. Hrenan Hare

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WINB/Daylona Beach. FL WKZL/Greenshoro. NC NH PO: Kor Pr PO Jen McHugh WERZ/Portsmouth, KSLY/San Luis Obispo, CA WKSE/Butfalo, NY NJ WPST/Trenton.IJ APO: Tame Knight WBBO/MnmtOoouIvcean. OM/PO:Mite O'Donnell PO: Adam Burnes PO Dave Universal PO' Gregg Thomas APO Jay Michaels PO Dave McKay MD Wendy Garen WIANAancaster. PA MT Craig Marsha MO Bnan B Wil. 're rai "iyrer MO: KW KnigM MO Sarah Sullivan AM Gabrielle Vau0nn WKKF/Albany, NY ' PO: Michael McCoy - -, PO Rob Dawn APT J.T. Bosch ' ,.. BIT Holly Lone , .o FlyInAKFYS - - ins, NFMEI/DenvemBoulder, CO ' ' ''. .- 't t,--tjt...,:.'T--,.. WRZE/Cape Ccd, MA PD Joe Lawson amsa -o, KSXY/Santa Rosa. CA OM Steve McVie MD Clvis Sreian,rameradif WSPK/Poughkeepsie. NY Pint Po Crash Kelly KROCl/Tucson. A? PD. Kenn Matthews PO: Scotty Mac ,..re ,.....,,- WERCl/Greenville, NC ' PO Mark Med Ina MO Shane Bree APO: Skyy Walker PO Gary Blake APDHIO Yen Ca- KKSS/Albuguergue. NM PAD Paulie Cho PO Tom Naylor MU/Lansing, MI WVAO/Morgantown. WV Din Prog LaCy Nett APT Jell "Crash" Jacot PD MO: Dare 11 Goode

Bean Mo ''' ------MT Alley Earth KKOM/Des Moines. IA PO, Greg Chance WRHT/Greenville, NC ' .- .::::;. ' '-'.: KHTT/Tulsa. OK .. e.,.. ..- MD. Stare JOnlan ONVPD: Jon Redly WAEV/Savannah, GA Tod KZIA/Cedar Rapids, IA APORAD Gma Gray OM Meier KRRGAAredo, TX PO. Cruz PONT Eric Hanson PT carry Rush a. POND Memel J. Lang WRINA,rovidence, MA ' APOAPO/NO Clan kin AID Era Tyler .--_,;',:..-it.';',... . .: -L,''. ..., ,, - ,,,'-; '' PO: Jim Nett .n -....: USA.S.Lyps. Beach, SC APT Chriatine Fez KOID/Alesandria, LA :.-'';Z:',:,.";.,:::e- WWXM/MyTtle yKyyn.ynn,y,r. i's''-not.'is. ,- MO Dadn Duran PT Ron Roberls . ,....., -,' P O Wally B. WDR O/De t rod, MI MO Trindy Scot' ., _t.. ,n.:: 66,- A ...FORA LCIOnerneg WSMUCharleston. SC pa Ales Tear ,;re"; i ' - OPA/PO: Mike Edwards APO Jay Towers WFBC/Greenville, SC Y2-.- WZAT/Savannah. GA KO/Tulsa, OK 'f''ire'',. MO: Ali O'Connell MD Keith Curry OPAPO John Thomas HAW Nth KFMS/Las Vegas, NV PO:C.C. Nether, Â ''..:..-...:-.',..,-,,, ..,. MD Dytan ND : Gas PD. Rik McNeil MO:Kira Bawer n.:.,,..) -;...,'. xc WPRO/Providence. RI MD: Pablo Sato I.WirSii._. WOZO/NaltvIlle, IN Po Tony MN°, ,-....re. ire --..:,; WP Poo: Man Kw MO Davey Moms PO: Mwol ' PA WAEB/Allenlown. VNSFIXharleston, VN R2 ,01..E Inv WA PM Brian Check OM Jeff Whitehead WKOI/Detnit. MI WHKRIlanisburg, PA RIME DON'Aive KBKS/SeatIle-Tacoma, P Carl Laura St. James PD Oom Macke PO: nGYaNY4 INC PO: Mice Preston ell PO this Carmichael Jason Bank, WLKT/LesingIon-Fayette. KY werordortme MD. Mika Kelly MD: Munn O. PO Eddie SO.,crre. 7, El 5.22A2,..-",,..r" Rugg _spffi VAYKZiopelo. 73 ny ._. ... :.,, ....- ';!",.63'6661YTEn."'S'T,.-- KBEAQuad Cities, IA-IL t FA FYY.0 A.OnS-:..y.y. POND Rid Sle.-"- P ,n-wQ n.yén -n- P P DX. n; POND. Man Whams DAM CLEM -1,-.3 ,... WRVW/Nashville. TN WAY . WNKS/Charlotte. NC WW/Elmiratoming, NY Pa Rich Dam WXSS/HartIont CT MO Tom Peace KPRF/Amarillo. TX OMPO John Rereolds PONT Mike Strobel PO Rick Vaughn KAUF/Shreveporl. LA Ora.,Pnag.. Les MOntgemery MO Jason McCormick APT Bnan Stoll

_ .. PD: Chris Callmay ,. MO: Mite IkSonan KFRX/Lincoln, NE KISX/Tyle,Longv ew, TX i o : o . , , -...= WHTS/Ouad Gilles. IA-IL MD Benny Parks - ..- PEI Sonny Valentine Larry Kent :Aire 061/PO: Tony Wanekns OM APO Lany Manta i...... PO WD Reno WBLI/Nassau-Sullolk, NY MO Kevin Walker J. nn,y, ay -0..,..,,, MD AJ RWer ...... , PD: D -rare r r "V.,S,A, 2.22, Interim J.J. Rice Via MONO: Al Leone e ... . . , , ...,..m.6.1.6 S., WKXJ/ChatlanDoga. TN o.o.,...: .-.,o-, cum., Tom-. WSKSAltica-Rome, NY PO Tommy Chuck ewsse.moos -ore,- XHTDEI Paso, TX ' KRBE/Houston-Galveston. TX weue WADY/South Bend, IN OMIT: Sbew Schantz APOND Tripper , POND Francs. Aguirre PO Tracy Austin BO INEYSYtaF5 BOO " WI:MG/RaleighDurham. NC own: Casey Daniels NGOT/Anchorage. AK trin'oitrakW1 APO ?AD Leshe Whale Rock, AR PO: Chris Edge ND Beau Derek PD OW Stewart KLAL/Little ' aufaSe Quetta reorai. AMMO: Annie Sommers MD Moe Rock PO Randy Cain eaww 0, BIG lnalkyly .. 3 Fin y,,,...- ...... APO Ed Raman .Y, ,CF415 0.1./trr 1.1. niney. ,.. . PX.S6Prec,- MD ardent TaWor WXCVNew Haven, CT WM', LAYINBUTOCRS6Betne' PO: Canny Ocean P.M 12, 5,1C WKSC/Chicago. IL ... .., :,...,- MO: Kerry Cellire lap., 7 2,2,. PV.2F .7,re' PO Rod Ptillips WRTS/Erie, PA IIVITX/WASS, TS 2 O. nA MD Jell Murray ., WKSZ/Appleton, WI ' PO- Beth Mn Mande WKEE/Huntington, WV , m .f.yEY SPEAPS -6,56 KZZWSPOIDTDDi WA Pikers Crudes PT Dayton Kane MO: amen Bled PO Jan Davis i Him. tr WAVONtichmond. VA ' ore Brew Michaels 110i.leen Ogee KIM/Little Rock, AR .1 S. SAs, 1 Y:,'e ,r3..," MD Joel Malone APOMD Gary Miller PO: My sun PO, Ken Hopkins PT Ted Sinker ',',-.;'.:22.: --,.- MO: Jain Slew APIA% Casey Chigesteg APONAD Kevin Cruise IS 4111,2580,14,..esn n SnnP,M1 CP. Ineie , CA/.01.6e.0 WOGN/New London, CT ' :RHO 69-..y. SEVIN MO nIF $1.161Wali ..,,n ni, n.FS An KLRS/Chico, CA o.;,.. e, ...... , PO Kevin Palana 6., APDIMO: She. Mareirl PONID Enc Boown WZYP/Iluntsville, AL -,.,. WAITANashingtor DC KOUDEu gene-Springheld, 311 PO: Bill West WSTR/Atlanta, GA ' PD: Valerie Steele MO: Cy YE,C1- nhy, WJJSAloanoke.Lpochhurg, VA WDBFUSpringfield. IL MO /dine Dee PO: Dan Bowen ,.. - MO, Stew Brown Angeles. CA KS/os - - f OL . PO: David Lee Michaels Pt Kyle Kimball ' ' ,;,. '. ',- '.. MO JR. Unmans 7,,,,, 6.-- -, PD: Jahn Ivey APO: Melissa Morgan W.A., - T tzaa -hrs-....d. APO/MO: Michael Steele 9,0 SnY., PAManD : R ife n ,,, GROYD3'...b --tire,' WEZB/New Orleans, LA Y.O.c.n.S E, nOrcs, 6 .I., 0..c. ',ea, . WV/WO/Atlanta. GA WSTO/Evanseille, IN BM. 6.6.1, lailliSprOlgfield, MO WLOINJes1 Palm Beach. FL ' Ova. -Cason' OM/PO: Dylan Sa.swe WKFS/Cincinnati. OH PO: On Dave Michaels OAWO: Dave DeFrarm PO Jordan Walsh WHOUAndianapal is. IN Dir./Pmg.: Leslie dram PO: B.J. Haut aPORAO: Cat Michaels APO Gave eayda OM Greg Donr WDJXtouiDIIe. KY 1,,1A.K 2, MT Donna Demister PT Dand Edgar PO Shane Collins APO: Chas Ott APDMO: Am Alan YINTZ/New York, NY VP/Prop: Tom Nieman WXLK/Roanokelynchburg. VA ....o-es.7.-r.e.o Doc Milkr ii ',Vt. mas' 'E 66.,, 6, :EVAR -:`,.S. PO: Kenn Scott '. et'oL.:,;',:-7.. ,. ,-.4,....n.-5.Yecv -kno.e- M"BrinFIS.PIZOS-11riIn,' PAT Trans Olean 2 CP:nn OP MC, NY WAYV/Atlanlic City, NJ Tree, -.re MG n I.V.1,1222 SAY, WNTCVSyracuse, KKADAVichila. KS Operto- PD: PO Paul Kett a.. OM/P11 Tom Mitchell Jack Oliver 2.242A 2W, KMCK/FaWANTirl& 6PPOSKAPS 1.6,- AR AMMO: J o ean WACO Craig Hubbard PO:Brad Newman raivai. -, ,rey.e6 ...ray WZKF/Louisville. KY ' KCAS/Odessa-Midland,TX ",.`st''. ^-t-P WOBT/Jackson, MS P O Chas Randolph 22 .Swv1, a WC 6.6,,c, WAKS)Cleveland, OH PO/MD: Matt Johnson ii,, -M17.. 22 OA:I.-km.6C WKGSAlochester, NY PD Dan Mason .r.9 Ulna DF Y.F:inf 65, APO: Adam Ito '''..',' PO: Erich Mderson AMMO Kasper , .6. ^MPS A. KMXF/Fayetteville, AR 6 0:SAVVY 6 on.; y..,- 0011 MAYHT/Syracuse, NY WBHTAYilkes Bane, PA ' ,.....ny routy6 MO: Vincent WZNY/fwgusta, GA ...... 0 ..YaccV 6 00Frin S scon nice n :-. 6.f...,,,,,-. -nne ' PONAT Jason Kahl PO Mark Maay an 5 Aire+ rere OW John Shanty 'am, 6 6, FALICLAKEY5 64eninnf 25 AXE IIARINE2 Cnnyr MONO. kJ. PO: T.J. McKay SmAndRellomr. ILITO/Oldehoma City. 01( WAY,. SPEARS Ions' ' MD. Jay Once =Z.. PO: Mika McCoy .N.-VS Taniv, 3 0.7242, ,,.... 2. KZIIAJobbock, TX 1 sKynna -...,-.66 WOSAVFayetleville, NC WYOY/Jarkon, MS , c., PD: Bobby Ramos 111. lafi-iirlvIwuns arks ,,, PO: Nick Vance WKRZAYilkes Barre. PA KKMG/Colorado Springs, CO ' Pil S.,, Ft.. MD: KW Carson vaa n .rivde WPXY/Rochester, NY APO Susanna James AM: Jason Williams om- BehOy Imn WHTF/Tallahassee, FL PO Jerry Padden BPS POO Carter ND WARD: Mike Danger Km Fisher MD Keity K PO Stony Valentine MD. DUO POIND Man O'Carr PAD Rob Rren KHBI/AUSlin. TX ' 7 F,Y FAO.%KIY5 6Gppra 06..., ,...10,-,E It, i s- - . i....,,,,, ire,"rei o CW011 PM Jay Shannon KOKOA)maha. NE Y.. 1....y6 Snagite YCOBASWO PO: Tommy Austin Steno, Iv,' MO oconree Blate 5.10.460tgeelen6 APT WWCK/Flint, MI Nevin Dane kAAN MOWSSETTI Prime OM John shomW WMGB/Macon, GA WSW 041 Newer WAPE/Jadsonville. FL KW IV WNOK/Columbia. SC PD Scot Free POND. Derek Whet OM: Cat Thomas WZOIVRocklord, IL owe Di rorwse WSTWAYilmingtok DE Ost: Jonathan Rush PD: JOe LiMardi WFMF/Baton Rouge. LA ' .02..J.STec 'am,. APOMO: Tom Mann PO. John Wilson PD Brad Kelly AW APO Todd Chance POND: Rash Philins W.. APOIAD. Mike Rassi MAID Ket Arles 4.1.2,..,,,,e' MT Jenna West 2 ..00,..f NOC(L/Orlando, FL ' WFLZ/Tampa, FL ESS YS A. -ts Obtl'Or Adam Cook SnAcYcntyyn, WJPAX/Florance, SC E. M. 115.45"..53 OPMT: Jell Kamm FN, SV, "F,..., bra: WZEE/Madison, WI ' AMMO Pete DeGran mow ireo-s ',rev Avrere' PORAD: Scat G S.F.,..221-2., AJACM,Teareg. PEI: Tommy Godean rpoZ7..kg" GA WBFAColumbus, 83,44,01. MD' .1rattion Reed KFFM/Yakima, WA PORAD, Wes Carroll n.71.,CSYD.,1 -Placn KOND/Sacramento, CA ' APO: Arnandi Uger PD. Downtown Billy Brown WFXS/Jacksonville, FL Station Mgr., Steve Weed NOV/Beaumont, TX MO: Steve ROO. e,,,,,-, MAIO: BreriplciTay APO Heather Lee OM:Jim Wn1 WMGI/Terre Haute, IN nu., av am wris. i art.'. WJLO/Pensacola, FL ma Chnstophcr K. PO Brandin Shaw KSMEgt. Collins, CO ' , on:, P.,....E .546, WJYY/ManchesIer, NH PO: Steve SmM OM: Dan bleared APO Patnck Sanders POIAC. Dowd Carr Hany Kaelowsk 1.,-;.:!:..o. ,... MT Ha Lank% 570.0=. PT PD. Jonathan Lard MD JoJa APDRAT kJ. Pekoe i ressw ':- : .i...,,,,:,- ,,,, WCGOXolumbus, GA WAEZ/Johnson City, TN ' a..nn., ..t -,..nr.s6 . WYCR/York. PA t.,.. --.f.:--- S.,i.eomotmeeo- PO: Sean Summels ....24C..F.N.BP., ,y,..,.. n.,,-., PO. Davy Crockett MI O MONO: Chris Mann S'ANO -Epyra, WIOG/Saginaw, MD Salty Mows 10 SEVEM.11,1 O n 2 I01"2, D10005 onnyi PO Mark Mderson I .06NVAYIP 65., , BP/Acac MONO Brandon Edwards WPPY/Peoria, IL WX1(B/Ft. FL WXYK/13HoW-Gulfport, MS Myers-Naples, WYKS/Toledo. OH ' - PO Darren Kies WNCl/Columbus. OH ' PD: Ws Cue ABFRTIcAllen-Brovmsville. TX ,....,,,,- PO Bill Michaels MO. Rarely MD Mark Andrews APORAD Kyle Curley PD Jimmy Skala Men. OMPO Billy Santiago :CA IIA,5211. rmomo. Me Kelly ,..St.,,- WGLU/Johnstatm, PA MO Jan DeWrn Own% -me- KSLZ/St. Lotfis, MO ' POND: Etwards terth r. ru i ....,- -.; PD. Mike Wheeler - . -.... _ . .. -. .00.3AS,N, -n.ymp '" .. APD Boomer . WAKZ/Yaresim-Warien. OH . . .. o .o., -.-.-, - .. : ...., , . ;- poso-Jemo Mac . -.,... .. "i" ' re - i KISR/Ft. Smith. AR WIDCVPhiladelphia, PA ' OM Rick Hayes PD Bnan Bndgman WMRV/Binghamlan. NY NKPN Corpus Chnsti. TO ' WKFN/Xalamaroo, MI WAO/Vadelboome, FL ' WKHO/Traverse City, MI PO Fred Baker. Jr. DIA/PD Mae Lowe APON10 Marian Newsome Om Jim Free PO Jason ',Defy PO: Woody Hoed°. OM Shawn Sheldon AMMO. Mid Ryder MD PD. Glen Tu m er MD Derek tee Lanny McKay PO ROn PnInnard ma Nick Tara! .: ..6.',-. : ' .:..- - '' KUOD/Salt Lake City, UT WHOT/lotrigNown-Wanen, OH MO Megan T Murph y '' . ' ' ' OPAPO' Bnan Michel PT Troul APO Marc Spencar -. ' SAM, 5 nY. Cl. nine,- 1 : - MD Rob Olson 6.:-..,:.: : :sum -Cyr Mt APOMO. Jay KM e . ".' -. ." %., .,--2..,; ,..-,_,, , ... '

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www.americanradiohistory.com CHR/Rhythmic June 28, 2002 R&R 35 DONTAY THOMPSON dthompson @radioacdrecords. corn

I just heard the hottest album from a new artist. You're

probably thinking. who in the hell am I talking about? Well, And The Award Goes To.... my friends, it's Motown recording artist Jene, and I have to tell you that I was absolutely blown away when I heard her album. It's obvious that this young lady has immense The industry's most respected are honored talent. I can remember listening to her CD and thinking, 'Where did this girl with the voice come from ?" My friends

We had the chance to honor our industry leaders at the 2002 R&R Convention two weeks in radio, I got to tell you, this girl will be a star, and you ago with the R&R Industry Achievement Awards. The nominees in each category are must recognize her talent. I haven't even seen Jene per- form. but you can tell from her voice that she has what it the cream of the crop in their profession and set the standard for others to follow. Even takes - plus, it doesn't hurt that she looks good. The pro- in I though we had to narrow it down by selecting one individual each category believe that every grammers who recognize great artists will understand what person in the format is a winner, givefl all the difficulties our industry faces today. I'd like to thank I'm talking about when they listen to this album. Some of everyone who took time to fill out their ballots and vote on the industry's best. Props go out to our her standout tracks are "If You Believe, " 'Trophy Girl," "But- winners, and here are a few words they'd like to share with you on receiving their awards. terfly" and "Phenomenal Woman."

Since ! started working at R &R, I've been learning more and more

CHR/Rhythmic about this wonderful industry of ours. One thing that I recently found out Station Of The Year: about is the importance of getting singles right and setting up a second KPWR/Los Angeles single from an artist whose album has not been released yet. This is the case with Nelly's new hit "Dilemma." Although it's not the official next sin-

Emmis Communications Sr. VP & gle off his album Nellyville, I think, with the spins and requests that its Los Angeles Market Manager over- getting at radio - and Universal wanting its artist to sell as many al- seeing KPWR (Power 106) & KZLA bums as possible - the label has no choice but to make this song the Val Maki comments, "It is a gift to be next single. working with the Power 106 team. I've get to give a shout -out to all the mixers who attended the Tech - nitions Conference in Las Vegas and a special shout -out to my man, Even'one should be so lucky." KXHT/Memphis PD Boogaloo, for winning the award for Outstanding

PD Of The Year: Achievement in the Music Industry at the conference. Before I bounce, Jimmy Steal, Val Maki Jimmy Steal Erik Bradley Big Boy here are some hot records to check out: Faith Evans' "Bumin' Up" (Aris- KPWR/Los Angeles ta), Onyx's "Slam Harder" (Koch), Christina Milian's "Spending Time" (Def even begin to tell you what it means. as the winner. No one questioned me, Jam/IDJMG), E-40's "Rep Yo City" (Jive), Ashantï s "Baby" (Murder Inc./ Power 106 PD Jimmy Steal says, I want to thank all the artists, produc- so I took home an award that I didn't IDJMG) and, of course, if you haven't yet, the Jene album and Nelly's "Thanks for honoring Power 106 with ers, labels, songwriters and creative really win. At this time, I would like to "Dilemma." Holla! three awards! We're all very fortunate types who make the music because, thank the real winner: Luther Luffeigh. to be doing something we love so after all, that is why I love what I do I'll messenger the award over to his of- much for a living. Hopefully, our for a living. Also, eternal gratitude to fice on Tuesday. Sony." most of all. our great artists and A &R Label Executive Of The Year: product today is inspiring the next my mentors, Keith Naftaly, Todd Ca- Platinum Label Of The Year: team for giving us great hits to work. Val Delong, generation of great radio talent." vanah and Mark Shands, and to my Island Def Music Without great records, you can't be a Universal Records loving parents, friends and the B -96 Jam Group MD Of The Year: great promotion team! We have an Universal's Val and Infinity Broadcasting families. Def Jam/IDJMG VP/ Crossover Erik Bradley, amazing team, from Lyor Cohen to Belong tells R&R Promotion Marthe Reynolds tells R&R, WBBM- FM(B -96) /Chicago Personality Of The Year: Julie Greenwald and Kevin Liles down "This was an es- "1 want to thank, first and foremost, our Big Boy, KPWR/Los Angeles through marketing, publicity, sales and pecially important A delighted Erik Bradley of WBBM artists, without whom we wouldn't promotions to the streets and anybody year for me, be- tells R&R "I'm truly honored to win Exposed! Power 106 morning host even have jobs. We are totally indebt- I forgot. It's all about the whole team cause it will be my the 2002 MD of the Year award. The Big Boy admits to R&R, They let me ed to Rich Westover. He is amazing being good at what they do." last year in this respect of my peers is something that reac the nominees in my category that in explaining our world to us. Thanks category'.TheRhyth- means so much to me, and to receive night at the award ceremony, and 1 to Johnnie Walker and her staff and mic community is this award as a token of that - I can't must confess that 1 announced myself Thomas Lytle; they are our partners. Gold Label Of The Year: such a tight -knit We are truly one at Island Def iam, a Hollywood Records group, who still fo- fully functional family. Congrats on STATION of the YEAR Hollywood VP/Promotions Mar - cus on the music. their awards too! Thanks to Ken Val Delong I vyn Mack exclaims, "Damn, 1 can love the music, Lane, Kevin Liles and Lyor Cohen, honestly say it was a complete shock! the passion and, most importantly, all who trust in us and believe in us to do I guess all of my programmers love the people at the record companies and our thing. They challenge us to think going to Disneyland (you too, Law - radio who make this format the honest different and continually raise the bar. ley!). We are truly honored to receive and most fun to be involved in. I would "To Erik Olsen, thanks for really R the Gold Label of the Year Award. We like to thank my daily partners, Gary. PI!' making a difference! Thanks to Julie sincerely appreciate our colleagues Marella and Warren Gesin, as well as Greenwald, Mike Easterlin, Scott who recognized our hard work and the entire Universal Records Group Backer, David Bouchard, Christine dedication to the format." team for their continued support." pos 4127:I Conte, Brett Dumler, Trina More- house, Scott Davenport, Alex Garofalo, Lelle Luts, Bubba Wayne McManners, Sujung Kim, Katie Pe- dretty, Noah Sheer, James Marsh LABEL of the YEAR CHR/Rhythmic Backer and Roland West. These awards are really for them, the front line in the field. And without the PLAT/NUM GOLD A &R, marketing and sales staff and our label partners, we wouldn't have jobs to be successful in! And I want Def HOLLYWOOD to say a special 1 love you and thank Jam you to my friend Michael Kyser. I am ISLAND recordings RECORDS here because you are next to me." THE ISLAND DEF JAM MUSIC GROUP Motti Shulman, Def Jam IDJMG A UNIVERSAL MUSIC COMPANY Pictured here at WBBM -FM (B- 96) /Chicagós Summer Jam are (t -r) B96 Sr. National Director /Crossover Pro- MD Erik Bradley, Netty, 896 PD Todd Cavanah and Universal Records' motions, West Coast says, "First, I Victor Lentini. want to thank my partner Marthe and,

www.americanradiohistory.com 36 CHR/Rhythmic Top 50 .lure 28, 2002 LAST THIS TOTAL - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEK K ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS W) Most Added® www.rradds.com 1 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 5258 +101 716780 10 78/0 2 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc -A-Fella/IDJMG) 4922 +236 728847 12 77/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S1 ADDS 3 3 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/A ftermath/Interscope) 4394 -26 613893 9 72/0 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) 34 EVE F/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin RydetsMnterscope) 6 Q BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 3953 +246 517990 11 75/1 (Ruf 26

3LW I Do (Wanna Get Close To You) (Epic) 23 5 5 TRUTH HURTS FIRAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) 3869 -4 564329 13 76/0 BRITNEY SPEARS Boys (Maverick/Reprise) 16 4 6 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder InclUe! Jam/IDJMG) 3835 -478 486562 22 77/0 TRICK DADDY In Da Wind (Shp 'NSlide/Atlantic) 12

11 0 P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 3278 +778 532627 5 77/2 NAS Rule (Columbia) 11 LIL' WAYNE 8 JENNIFER LOPEZ FINAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 3243 +43 413808 12 62/0 Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 10 JERZEE MONET Most High (DreamWorks) 10 7 9 P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part One) (Bad Boy/Arista) 2855 -470 397885 18 78/0 SLUM VILLAGE Tainted (Barak/Capitol) 10 9 10 JA RULE Down Ass Chick (Murder Inc./Def 2754 Jam/IDJMG) -213 376486 13 63/0 NELLY Dilemma (Fo' ReelUniversal) 9

10 11 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 2464 -336 325700 23 75/0 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Adsta) 8 13 AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson/MCA) 2297 +2 198678 15 64/0 23 ® IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder Inc/Del Jam/IDJMG) 2230 +662 363829 4 74/5 17 0 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 2210 +355 285931 9 69/4 Most Increased 12 15 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 2210 -127 229349 12 68/0 Plays 16 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 1954 +48 276919 9 68/2 TOTAL 18 82K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 1874 +89 224081 10 63/0 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 14 18 USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 1746 -411 269904 22 76/0 P. DIDDY FIGINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Aria) +778 15 19 MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 1638 -270 211776 16 61/0 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder IncDefJam /IDJMG) +662 21 20 MUSIQ Halfcrazy (Def Soul/IDJMG) 1628 -37 238163 14 53/1 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) +355 ASHANTI Happy (Murder lnc DefJam/IDJMG) +351 19 21 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 1606 -156 177922 13 61/1 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) +304

25 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 1605 +156 194418 5 62/3 ® EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff RydersIntetscnpe) +280

20 23 YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch) 1566 -135 169232 15 51/0 MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) +253 22 24 BUSTA RHYMES Pass The Courvoisier (Part II) (J) 1384 -197 250342 18 64/0 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) +246 GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) +242 26 25 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 1271 -67 184139 10 35/0 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc- A-Felld/IDJMG) +236 24 26 LUDACRIS Saturday (0ooh! O000h!) (DefJam South /IDJMG) 1241 -255 187884 20 58/0

29 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (Def Jam South/IDJMG) 1121 +152 153693 5 39/0 30 m AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 1120 +181 172154 6 51/4 34 ASHANTI Happy (Murder lnc./DefJam/IDJMG) 1119 +351 196634 7 61/6 New & Active 32 m N.O.R.E. Nothin' (DefJam/IDJMG) 1051 +162 275332 5 43/4 27 31 NAUGHTY BY NATURE F/3LW Feels Good (Don't Worry...) (71/T) 1008 -325 96896 17 52/0 DJ DUIK Trouble (Bungalo) 28 32 NAPPY ROOTS Awnaw (Atlantic) 930 -150 85867 20 50/0 Total Plays: 463, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 0

CLIPSE +137 164700 5 35 ® Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) 890 37/8 PAULINA RUBIO Don't Say Goodbye (Universal) 31 34 RAYVON My Bad (MCA) 889 -25 69048 10 37/1 Total Plays: 404. Total Stations: 21, Adds: 1 33 ® WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) 875 +64 107635 4 41/2 DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Through This (Island/ IDJMG) 38 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 791 +137 55609 2 45/2 Total Plays: 381, Total Stations: 8, Adds: 3 36 ® LADY MAY F/BLU CANTRELL Round Up (Arista) 783 +123 67958 4 49/1 MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) 41 TRICK DADDY In Da Wind 'N 737 +145 68488 3 42/12 (Slip Slide /Atlantic) Total Plays: 330, Total Stations:10, Adds: 5 40 SMILEZ AND SOUTHSTAR Who Wants This? (ARTISTdirect) 658 +37 45649 5 47/1 STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) )Debut> e LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 636 +304 66102 1 53/10 Total Plays: 322, Total Stations:14, Adds: 4

45 ASHANTI Baby (Murder Inc Def Jam/IDJMG) 592 +47 78056 2 3/0 EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (RufRyders/Interscope) 44 42 B2K Uh Huh (Epic) 541 -27 84734 17 29/0 Total Plays: 280, Total Stations: 26, Adds: 26 39 43 NAS One Mic (Columbia) 528 -112 71735 14 38/0 ARCHIE EVERSOLE We Ready (MCA) Total Plays: 246, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 1 37 44 SCARFACE Guess Who's Back? (DefJam South/IDJMG) 511 -145 59159 7 34/0

3LW I Do (Wanna Get Close To You) (Epic) 42 45 'N SYNC Girlfriend (Jive) 504 -84 63376 20 39/0 Total Plays: 243, Total Stations: 27, Adds: 23 49 46 E -40 Automatic (Sick Wid' It/Jive) 489 -9 55886 4 26/0 JERZEE MONET Most High (DreamWorks) 48 47 JAHEIM Anything (Divine Mill/WB) 485 -24 66682 20 21/0 Total Plays: 239, Total Stations: 34, Adds: 10

¡Debut> (1) EMINEM My ftermath/Interscope) 475 +214 50939 1 11/6 Cleaning Out Closet (Shady/A YASMEEN Blue Jeans (Magic Johnson/MCA) ¡Debut> GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) 473 +242 46257 1 38/6 Total Plays: 238, Total Stations: 30, Adds: 7 50 50 JENE Get Into Something (Motown) 472 -12 39346 2 31/1 Songs ranked by total plays 82 CHR /Rhythmic reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each R&R Station Playlists have moved to the web. reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week See all of our monitored reporters at increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with www.radioandrecords.com. permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002. The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc.

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1 P. DIDDY f/GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part 2) (Bad Boy/Arista) 2 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) 3 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'ReeLUniversal) 4 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Del Jam/IDJMG) 5 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 6 TRUTH HURTS f/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope)

7 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) Everything about Foxy Brown's "Srylin "' (Def Jam/IDJMG) is hot, and the beat is so

8 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) dope. I mean it's so hot I want to take my arm and close it in the car door! Clipsè s 9 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder IncJDef Jam/IDJMG) "Grindin" (Star Trak/Arista) is so ridiculous ft makes me want to jump off a brick wall and land on the concrete with my knees. Also, "Oh Girl" by Cam'ron (Roc -A- 10 IRV 0011-] PRESENTS Down 4 U (Murder Inc./Def Jam/IDJMG) Fella/Def Jam) is so hot it makes me want to roll my car door window up on my 11 FAT JOE t /ASHANTI What's Luv (Terror Squad/Atlantic) head while I'm driving up the street - plus, this will keep "Oh Boy" going. Be on the 12 MARIO Just A Friend (J) lookout for my new syndicated show on SuperRadio! For more info, call John C. at

13 JENNIFER LOPEZ f/NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 508-480 -9000. BUSTA RHYMES Pass The 14 Courvoisier (J) Clinton Sparks, MD. WBOTBoston & WZMX/Hartford. CT

15 YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch)

U Don't Have 16 USHER To Call (LaFace/Arista) Clinton Sparks 17 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 18 LIL WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) A record that's working for us and that I'm feeling is Angie Martinez featuring Li'

Mo & Sacario's "If I Could Go" (EastWesVEEG). This track is hot and getting huge 19 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) reaction in the clubs. When you put "If I Could Go" on, it definitely makes the ladies 20 JA RULE Down A** Chick (Murder Inc./Def Jam/IDJMG) sweat. On N.O.R.E.'s "Nothing" (Def Jam/IDJMG), the production is nice. When you 21 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) place this record on the turntables in the clubs, tools be throwing their drinks to get 22 LUDACRIS Move Bi**h (Def Jam South/IDJMG) on the dance floor. We just put the Lil Wayne, "Way of Life" (Cash Money /Univer- sal), in our mix show, and it's been getting instant phones. The sample on this song 23 P. DIDDY f /USHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part 1) (Bad Boy/Arista) is hot! 24 SCARFACE Guess Who's Back (Def Jam South/IDJMG) 25 STYLES Goodtimes (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) D. Wayne "DJ Payback" Chavez. KOHT/Tucson

26 E -40 Automatic (Jive) D. Wayne Chavez 27 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc./Def Jam/IDJMG) We have three very big records working for us at the station: P. Diddy & Ginuwine's

28 KHIA My Neck. My Back (DirtyDown/Artemis) "I Need a Gid (Pt. 2)" (Bad Boy /Arista), Big Tymers' "Still Fly" (Cash Money/Uni- 29 DJ QUIK Trouble (Bungalo) versal) and Trick Daddy's "In da Wind" (Slip -N- Slide/Atlantic). The biggest record

30 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) for me right now in the clubs is P. Diddy & Ginuwine. "Nothing" by N.O.R.E is a

good record, and I think it will be the next big club record. We've been playing data Monitored airplay supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Eminem's "My Daddy's Gone Cran' (Aftermath/Interscope) for about a month In Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 6/10/02-6/16/02. the má show, and, surprisingly, ifs not only big on the radio, but in the (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. clubs as well. Since I'm representing for Miami: From the Slip -N -Slide camp, be on the lookout for Trina's new song, "No Panties" (Slip-N- Slide/Atlantic). P-F1-/X-Itzv-Fi'\ DJ Opie, WPOW/Miami A straight summer smash is Christina Milian & Charli Baltimore's "Spending Time" (Murder IncJIDJMG). This shit is fire! Another song that is ridiculous is Foxy Brown's EMINEM "My Daddy's Gone Crazy" (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) "Srylin "' (Def Jam/IDJMG). The beat is banging, and this will definitely be a club banger. I've been playing it in the clubs, and it's starting to heat up. A typical 5pm FOXY BROWN "Stylin "' (Def Jam/IDJMG) "Traffic Jam" is Ludacris' "Move B "'h" (Def Jam South/IDJMG) because when TRICK DADDY "In Da Wind" (Slip -N- Slide/Atlantic) you're stuck in traffic and fools be in your way, all you want to say is, "Move, bitch "! SLUM VILLAGE "Tainted" (Priority /Capitol) Mark Mac, KXJM/Portland, OR LIL WAYNE "Way Of Life" (Cash Money/Universal) STYLES "Goodtimes" (Interscope) Mark Mac

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time I heard this from the couple of hours. We've been getting e-mails and album. The hook is infectious. bootleg we got, it instantly all kinds of requests on this song. It's crazy! P. Diddy & Ginuwine's "I Need a Girl (Pt. 2)" went on the air! Mario's "Just a Friend" (J): It's been hot on (Bad Boy /Arista): Hot beat - this is something Eve featuring Alicia KMEL, but now it's starting to bubble for KYLD. that sounds great on the air. Keys' "Gangsta Lovin'" Eve featuring Alicia Keys'" Gangsta Love ": Angie Martinez featuring Lil Mo & Sacar- (Ruff Ryders/Interscope): If I think this record is hot! io's "If I Could Go ": A great-timing record that's this record doesn't get fe- perfect for the summer. This Week's Hottest Mus ie males crankin' the radio up, Mark Adams then I can't pick a hit. PD, KXJM/Porlland, OR Robb Royale Big Sue Naughty By Nature featuring Pink's "What Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland's "Dilemma ": PO, KYLZ/Albuquernue You Wanna Do" (TVT): This is my jammy jam. MD, KXHT/Memphis Hot, and it's already pulling big phones. Clipse's "Grindin'°: We are starting to spin I think this record sounds hot on Q -97! Ashanti's "Baby" (Murder Inc./IDJMG): This Daniel Bedingfield's "Gotta Get Through this in mix, and it's already getting some reaction. Eminem's "Cleaning Out My Closet" (Shady/ is real hot, and it has a familiar beat. It's blowing This" (Island/IDJMG): This is a blazing dance Iry Gotti Presents The Inc.'s "Down 4 U" Aftermath/Interscope): He can sing! Top five up our phones. import already working in the mix. (Murder Inc./Def Jam/IDJMG): This is another phones. Eminem is on fire right now Nas Joi's "It's Your Life" (Motown): The ladies are featuring Amerie's "Rule" (Columbia): no- brainer. Blowin' up in the mix. definitely feeling this, and it's jumping off in the Bradley Ryan Trick Daddy featuring Cee-Lo & Big Boi's clubs. Eve featuring Alicia Keys'" Gangsta Love": "In da Wind" (Slip -N- Slide/Atlantic): This record MD, WWKX/Providence It's like Eve and Gwen Stefani, part two is E-40's "Rep Yo City" (Jive): This is a no- - tight! is brainer for everybody down South. Onyx's "Slam Harder" (Koch): This a hot, totally hot. Ashanti's "Happy" (Murder Inc./Def Jam/ID- bangin' Archie Eversole featuring Bubba Sparxx's club track. Should heat up. JMG): The girl is going places. Another No. I Presley JB King "We Ready" (MCA): First time we put this on, Elvis & JXL's "A Little Less Conver- record for her and getting early phones. sation" (RCA): MO, KLUC/Las Vegas the phones blew up. This is the hottest dance record Her Sanity's "Exclusive" (Motown): This is out right now. Nelly featuring Kelly Run land's "Dilemma ": definitely a record worth checking out. Eric Powers Dona Jones' "Put Me Down" (Untouchables/ This should be a great followup. PD, KUBE/Sealtle Arista): This record is going to he fucking huge! Britney Spears featuring Pharrel Williams Marvin Nugent of N.E.R.D's'Boyz' (Maverick/WB): This is a PD, KFAT/Anchorage, AK Nelly featuring Kell Rowland's "Dilemma" Eddie G real good sound for her. (Universal): This will be one of the biggest songs Monica's "All Eyez on Me ": This is an abso- Asst. PD, KWNZ/Reno, NV Wyclef featuring Claudette of the summer! You can't go wrong when you Ortiz's "Two lute banger! We've already put it into rotation. A Big Tymers' "Still Fly" (Cash MoneyiUniver- Wrongs" (Columbia): I this could be big take Ready For The World's "Love You Down" think by lot of hip -hop is in rotation right now for the sum- sal): This ghetto track is getting good phones for us. mid -summer. and remake it. It's my wife's favorite joint too. mer, and it's good to have an edgy R&B track that Hailie Dad- Monica's "All Eyez on Me" (J): No BS: We Eminem featuring Jade's "My complements those records. dy's Gone Crazy" (Shady / Aftermath/Interscope): J.D. Gonzalez saw her at the R &R Convention, and the minute Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland's "Dilemma ": head. hear PD, KBBT/San Antonio we landed we put it in rotation. That performance This sticks in your You it once and We got this one from the secret squirrel spot, and start to sing it. pushed us to play it sooner. Great record! you'll Angie Martinez featuring Lil Mo & Sacar- it's a definite summertime joint! Kewl hook and Lady May featuring Blu Cantrell's "Round Avant's "Makin' Good Love" (Magic io's "If! Could Go" (EastWest/EEG): This is hot, different sound for Nelly make it a favorite. Johnson/MCA): This is starting to pick up for us Up" (Arista): We are starting to get some reac- hot, hot. Another power -bound record in San Iry Gotti Presents The Inc.'s "Down 4 U": and you got a lady, this is a go! tion out of the clubs and on the phones from this - if Antonio! This is another possible smash from the Murder Night Owl's "Daddy I'm In Love With a Inc. crew. Very hot! song. Love the video; thanks, Bartels! Phil Becker Gangsta" (Independent): No. 1 phones at night. PD, WJFX/Ft. Wayne, IN Beata E-40's "Rep Yo City" (Sic Wid'It/Jive): This E. Kale MO, WLLD/Tampa Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland's "Dilemma": is my pick for the week. Same light as Bia, Bia. IK Clipse's "Grindin '- (Star Trak/Arista): The la Rule started it, Eminem did it as well, and now If that worked for you, this is a no- brainer. Trick Daddy featuring Cee-Lo & Big Boi's more I hear it, the more I love it! Nelly is singing. Not rapping, just singing, and it " In Da Wind" (Slip-N -Slide /Atlantic): It's a po- Morph Dawg LL Cool J's "Love U Better" (Def Jam/ID- works. Kelly from Destiny's Child is on the track tential No. I record at crossover! Every time it MO, WHZT /Greenvilte,SC JMG): This is hot; he definitely has a burner! as well (and maybe they had sex while recording plays, it gets curiosity calls. This one is going to Too Short's "Yo Neck, Yo Back" (Jive): It's this song). 3LW featuring Loon's "I Do (Wanna Get...)" be a monster. the guys' answer to "My Neck, My Back," and Usher's "Can U Help Me" (LaFace/Arista): (Epic): I think this is a great comeback for the Nappy Roots' "Po' Folks" (Atlantic): This is the clubs are going crazy for it. Too bad I can' t Can you help me have artist separation with an- group. They sound much more mature. Great vibe. a smash No. 2 from Nappy Roots. These guys are play the dirty edit: that's the best version. other Usher song? Usher's "Can U Help Me ": Can he stop mak- blowin' up like a man smokin' at a gas station. ing hits? I have a funny feeling this song will do Clipse's "Grindin ": It may take a minute, but Tommy Del Rio Jazzy Jim Archer just as well as his others, which were stiffs (ha, this record is going to go at Rhythmic, just wait. PD, KSEO/Fresno AssL PD /MD, KMEL & KYLD/San Francisco ha - just kidding!). 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NELLY Hot In Herre(Fo' Real/Universal) 4.27 4.23 97% 18% 4.30 97 °/D 18% ARTIST: Li!' Wayne EMINEM Without Me(Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 4.20 4.29 98% 27 °/o 4.25 98% 27% LABEL: Cash Money/Universal JENNIFER LOPEZ FEATURING NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright(Epic) 4.16 4.12 92% 17°/e 4.17 92% 17% By MIKE TRIAS /ASSISTANT EDITOR FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv ?(Terror Squad/Atlantic) 4.14 4.13 97% 43% 4.12 98 °/ 44% CAM'RON Oh Boy(Roc-A- Fella/Jive/IDJMG) 4.06 4.00 79 % 18% 4.12 79% 17% Fresh off the success of Big JA RULE... Down A" Chick(Murderinc. /DefJam /IDJMG) 4.05 4.10 82 % 18 % 4.11 81 °/o 18% Tymers' hit single "Still Fly," ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lncJDefJam/IDJMG) 3.98 4.05 95% 41% 3.95 96% 43% Cash Money Records presents AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackGroundNirgin) 3.97 4.05 95% 35% 3.95 94% 36% Lil' Wayne's "Way of Life." The

MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz(MCA) 3.96 3.99 95% 31% 3.96 95% 30% joint is already permeating the

NAUGHTY BY NATURE F /3LW Feels Good (Don't Worry)(TVT) 3.95 4.00 75% 13% 3.96 74% 13% airwaves at both Rhythmic and Urban, and it's also in heavy rotation on BET. P.DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II)(Bad Boy/Arista) 3.94 3.94 86% 18% 3.98 85% 17% New Orleans native Lil' Wayne, a.k.a. Dwayne Carter, may AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson/MCA) 3.94 3.86 60% 12% 3.95 57% 11% only be 19 years old, but he's a veteran of both the music busi- P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part I)(Bad Boy/Arista) 3.91 3.96 96% 42% 3.92 96% 42% ness and the game of life. Before he was even a teenager, Carter BUSTA RHYMES F/P. DIDDY & PHARRELL ...Courvoisier (Part II)(J) 3.89 3.89 83% 26% 3.92 82 % 25% almost bled to death when he accidentally shot himself with his BIG TYMERS Still Fly(Cash Money/UniverSAL) 3.86 3.88 63% 14% 3.98 61% 12% mother's gun. His stepfather lost his life to violence when Carter USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 3.83 3.85 97% 44% 3.77 97% 46% was 14, and at age 16, Lil' Wayne and his girlfriend had a baby TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive(Aftermath/Interscope) 3.82 3.83 68% 16% 3.89 66% 14% girl. Despite all the trials in his life, his persistence has gotten LUDACRIS Saturday (Oooh Oooh!)(DefJam South /IDJMG) 3.78 3.87 88 °/ 32% 3.78 88% 33% him to where he is today. MUSIO Half Crazy(Def SouL/IDJMG) 3.77 3.86 56% 12% 3.74 52% 12% Lil' Wayne hooked up with Cash Money founders Ronald MARIO Just A Friend(J) 3.77 3.68 59% 10% 3.85 56% 9% "Slim" Williams and Bryan "Baby" Williams in the early 1990s. B2K Gots Ta Be(Epic) 3.74 3.82 71% 16% 3.75 71% 17% Impressed by his drive and perseverance, the brothers gave a Lil' Wayne DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By(Capitol) 3.72 3.72 7fi % 21% 3.66 74% 22% him shot, and debuted with the short-lived group the BG'z. But he soon gained notice as part of the supergroup BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 3.70 3.72 88 % 26 % 3.66 87% 26% The Hot Boys, becoming known for his distinctive style and for LUDACRIS Move B "ah(Def Jam South /IDJMG) 3.66 3.71 48 % 8 °/o 3.78 46% 7% using very little profanity in his rhymes. In 1999 he released his NAPPY ROOTS Awnaw(Atlantic) 3.62 3.77 70 % 22% 3.69 69% 21% first solo album, Tha Block Is Hot, featuring the title track as its TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 3.56 3.49 71% 17% 3.57 68% 16% hit single. A year later he released Lights Out, and on July 23 YANG TWINS I 3.54 3.66 22 °/o YING Say YiYi(Koch) 68% 3.64 65% 19% Lil' Wayne will release his third album, 500 Degreez. KHIA My Neck, My Back(Artemis) 3.37 3.34 770/o 25% 3.46 76% 22% The album, with production by Mannie Fresh and Jazzy Pha, is named in homage to Juvenile's 400 Degreez, one of Cash Total sample size is 589 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of l -5. (1=dislike very much, 5 =like very much). Total familiarity Money's biggest albums to date. "Way of Life" is the first cut represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on persons 12+. TO = Target Demo (Females 18 -34). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the off the album, and it features newly signed labelmate TO sing- music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions ing the hook. "It's spicy," says Lil' Wayne (and with the name of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations by calling 500 Degreez, the rest of the album should be just as spicy!). 818/377 -5300. 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The People's Station Urban And Urban AC Winners

Cl WBLS /New York takes PD and MD of the Year Music Director of the Year is a high- Urban light in my career. Thank you to R &R and my peers!" Station Of The Year: This year's R &R's Industry Achievement Awards were handed out two weeks ago at the R &R WVEE (V103)/Atlanta Air Personality Of The Year: Steve Harvey, Convention, which took place June 13 -15 at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, CA. WVEE, under the guidance of _ KKBT/Los Angeles PD Tony Brown and Asst. PD/MD a our win- a First, short rundown of tells R &R, "It's always great feel- tire staff who come in every day and Tosha Love, continues to dominate Steve Harvey is no doubt one of ners: WVEE (V103)/Atlanta won for ing to be recognized by your peers, give the station their best. Their ef- the Atlanta market, staying on top the most talented and busiest come- Urban Station of the Year, while and WDAS -FM has been named forts help us maintain a leadership of the hits, executing great promo- dians in the country, and now he's WDAS/Philadelphia home R AC Station the in and took Ur- &R's Urban of position the market make my tions and showcasing an incredible on the list of the most talented air ban AC Station of the Year honors. Year for the past four years. I at- job that much easier." airstaff. personalities. R &R congratulates WBLS/New York came away with tribute this award to the wonderful Air Personality Of The Year: Steve on winning the Urban Air Per- both Urban Program Director of the staff here that works so hard to Program Director Of The Tom Joyner, WVAZ/Chicago sonality of the Year award. Year, for Vinny Brown, and Music maintain WDAS -FM as one of the Year: Vinny Brown, Director of the Year, Deneen Wom- leading adult stations in the Phila- Tom Joyner, the "fly jock" who WBLS/New York Promotion Executive Of The Year: Cynthia Johnson, J ack. WHQT /Miami's Derrick delphia market." is also known as the hardest -work- Brown's accomplishments and Brown won Urban AC Program Di- ing man in radio, invites a nation- Program Director Of The his years of radio experience have Remarking on her win, Johnson rector of the Year, and WDAS/Phil- wide he's syndicated through Year: Derrick Brown, - made him into one of the most suc- says, "I want to thank the R &R adelphia's Jo Gamble scored Urban ABC Radio Networks audience WHQT-FM/Miami - cessful and influential programmers staff and the music industry for this AC Music Director of the Year. into his studio home every Monday in the country. He joined 'BLS in award. I am very happy, proud and Asked how he feels about his KKBT/Los Angeles morning man through Friday. The Tom Joyner 1998, and his guidance has led In- thankful for the recognition, but, as award, Derrick Brown exclaims, Steve Harvey was voted the Urban Morning Show treats listeners to his ner City Broadcasting's flagship you know, a job isn't finished alone. Year "God is good! I am absolutely hum- Air Personality of the by R &R upbeat attitude and humorous in- station to its highest levels of per- So I want to thank all the promotion bled and honored by this award. I readers, and WVAZ/Chicago's Tom sights, in addition to news, celebri- formance in 10 years. Congratula- managers I worked with over these never expected to be nominated, let Joyner was our Urban AC Air Per- ty guests and more. And now Tom's tions to Vinny Brown, the Urban past two years and the great PDs alone win. I really want to thank man- sonality of the Year. Def Jam/Def peers have saluted him as Urban AC Program Director of the Year. and MDs I have encountered over secured the agement and the WHQT staff for Personality the Year! Soul Platinum Label of Air of the years, in addition to my J the Year award for both Urban and their support and encouragement." Music Director Of The Year: Platinum Label Of The Year: Records family of Clive Davis and Urban AC, and DreamWorks won Deneen Womack, Music Director Of The Year: Def Jam /Def Soul Ken Wilson. I can honestly say my the Gold Label of the Year in both. WBLS/New York Jo Gamble, life has been enriched by these re- J Records' Cynthia Johnson and Def Jam/Def Soul's consistent WDAS- FM/Philadelphia A delighted Deneen Womack lationships. I will put my award on Ken awards performance has been Wilson collected for solidly built tells R &R, "It's always nice to be the wall in my office at J Records Reflecting on her success, Gam- Promotion Executive of the Year for on the success of its commitment to acknowledged for the work you do, as a constant reminder of this in- ble remarks, "I want to thank R &R Urban and Urban AC, respectively. its diverse roster of talent. Def Jam/ and being chosen as R &R Urban credible year." Below, some of this year's award and all those involved with the se- Def Soul continues to bombard ra- winners give us their thoughts on lection process for considering me dio with hits from such artists as as a nominee and selecting me as Ja Rule, Ashanti, Price, being honored by their industry DMX, Kelly ` %_ ;zed,, , ,.,' 8. 04. peers. the recipient. I am truly honored Redman, Method Man, Jay -Z, Mu- and consider it a blessing to receive siq and more. With all those accom- Urban AC this recognition by my peers, be- plishments, how could this label not cause it's my first year as MD. earn Platinum Label of the Year rec- "My Il years at WDAS -FM re- Station Of The Year: ognition for both Urban and Urban inforce my belief that this award is WDAS/Philadelphia AC? made possible by the dedication of WDAS VP /GM Joe Tamburro our on -air talent, as well as the en- Gold Label Of The Year: DreamWorks LABEL of the YEAR Urban DreamWorks takes home the Gold Label of the Year award for THE GANG'S ALL HERE both Urban and Urban AC. With A crowded room for the "Future of the Urban World" session at the PLATINUM GOLD projects like The Isley Brothers, the R &R Convention. Def label's year was unbelievable, to Jam say the least. recordings Promotion Executive Of The Year: Ken Wilson, J With artists like Alicia Keys, Busta Rhymes, Luther Vandross, Angie Stone and Next, one would LABEL of the YEAR Urban AC think success would be automatic. However, great talent is nothing PLATINUM GOLD without a smart, hard -working pro- motions team behind it, and J Def Records has one of the great teams run ua. .vu auvuw,. I ,,.,.L I Jam in the industry. Ken Wilson is a key recordings player on the incredible J Records J Records' Stephanie Lopez (l) accepts the Urban AC Promotion Ex- de soul promotions staff, and for that he has ecutive of the Year award on behalf of J's Ken Wilson. She's seen here been honored as Promotion Execu- with R &R's Kashon Powell. tive of the Year for Urban AC.

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www.americanradiohistory.com 42 I -, Urban Top 50 June 28, 2002 TOTAL L- GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS ARTIST TITLE LABELS) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS Most Added® 1001 www.rradds.com 1 1 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 2873 -47 501056 11 59/0

2 2 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM 2692 -112 469001 11 61 /0 Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS

5 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 2546 +263 434279 9 63/0 KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/EEG) 33 3 4 MUST, Halfcrazy (DefSoul/IDJMG) 2528 -149 451558 19 65/0 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) 31 ASHANTI IncJDef 4 5 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money /Universal) 2490 -30 380874 14 60/1 Happy (Murder Jam/IDJMG) 8 ONYX Slam Harder (Del Jam/Island) 7 8 0 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 2066 +116 300871 12 59/0 TANK One Man (BlackGround) 6 7 6 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 2019 -104 312388 14 60/0 MYSTIKAL If It Ain't Live It Ain't Me (Big Boy/No Limit/Jive) 6 7 8 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc. /DefJami1DJMG) 1944 -163 335042 20 65/0 SLUM VILLAGE Tainted (Barak/Capitol) 5 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 5 9 0 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 1911 +114 338282 9 63/0 AVANT Don't Say No, Just Say Yes (Magic Johnson/MCA) 5 18 el MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 1760 +392 289527 8 59/4

20 al P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 1756 +457 326723 4 49/3 14 ® AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 1607 +131 264204 6 62/2 10 13 USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 1588 -158 322740 23 62/0 Most Increased 12 14 RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 1537 -26 263706 20 56/0 Plays

16 ® DONELL JONES You Know That I Love You (Untouchables/Arista) 1441 +4 257935 14 54/0 TOTAL 19 11 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/interscope) 1354 +33 177492 7 51/0 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABELS) INCREASE 13 17 MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 1340 -149 222771 16 60 /0

P. DIDDY F/GINUWINE I Need A Gid (Part II) (Bad Boy/ATEA?) +457 11 18 P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part One) (Bad Boy /Arista) 1304 -306 258887 17 58/0 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder lnc./DefJam/IDJMG) +399 28 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder lnc./DefJam/IDJMG) 1270 +399 195663 2 56/4 al MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) +392 23 m CLIPSE Grindin' (StarTrak/Arista) 1257 +196 192230 6 57/2 GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) +270 22 21 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (DefJam South/IDJMG) 1219 -52 184422 7 54/0 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) +263 ASHANTI Happy (Murder IncJDef Jam/IDJMG) +247 17 22 JA RULE Down Ass Chick (Murder lnc. /DefJam/IDJMG) 1130 -240 206272 12 51/0 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Del Jam/IDJMG) +198 21 23 BUSTA RHYMES Pass The (Part II) (J) 1109 -170 213278 18 60/0 Courvoisier CLIPSE Gandin' (Star Trak/Arista) +196 25 m KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down /Artemis) 1104 +98 151115 8 41/5 LIL BOW WOW ND & FABOLOUSBasketball (So So DeWCdumbé) +160 30 ® N.O.R.E. Nothin' (DefJam/IDJMG) 1037 +198 181177 3 53/3 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) +151 ASHANTI Baby (Murder Inc/Del Jam/IDJMG) +151 32 m ASHANTI Happy (Murderinc. /DefJam/IDJMG) 954 +247 201635 5 59/8 26 27 SCAR FACE Guess Who's Back? (Def Jam South/IDJMG) 940 -37 125204 8 53/0

24 28 YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch) 876 -139 120674 17 48/0 33 m NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 855 +151 86122 2 51/1 New & Active 36 m WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) 769 +135 114822 3 42/2 34 ® B RICH Whoa Now (Atlantic) 762 +69 62490 8 40/1 SLUM VILLAGE Tainted ( Barak/Capitol) 27 32 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 756 -134 129894 20 57/0 Total Plays: 387, Total Stations: 43, Adds: 5 37 an DAVE HOLLISTER Keep Lovin' You (MCA) 709 +79 100202 5 38/0 STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) 691 15 29 34 NAS One Mic (Columbia) -162 103451 41/0 Total Plays: 368, Total Stations: 23, Adds: 3 35 RL Good Man (J) 687 +49 96936 6 43/1 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 31 36 JENNIFER LOPEZ FINAS I'm Gonna Be Alrght (Epic) 673 -82 103489 9 36/0 Total Plays: 355, Total Stations: 27, Adds: 2 48 m ASHANTI Baby (Murder lncjDefJam/IOJMG) 621 +151 126071 2 1/1 TANK One Man (BlackGround) Total Plays: 338, Total Stations: 10, Adds: 6 39 m JERZEE MONET Most High (DreamWorks, 615 +30 70819 7 38/1 AZ I'm (Motown) 41 0 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 614 +86 74176 3 43/4 Back Total Plays: 325, Total Stations: 32, Adds: 0 43 m LOVHER How Its Gonna Be (DefSoul/IDJMG) 566 +69 90886 3 33/0 MR. BIGGSS Trial Time (Warlock) ARCHIE 562 +69 53236 3 35/1 46 al EVERSOLE We Ready (MCA) Total Plays: 302, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 4 38 42 JOE What If A Woman (Jive) 527 -81 96646 17 40/0 YASMEEN Blue Jeans (Magic Johnson/MCA) 49 tt TRICK DADDY In Da Wind (Slip 'NSlide/ Atlantic) 519 +104 75580 2 3/0 Total Plays: 221, Total Stations: 27, Adds: 4

40 44 ISYSS F /JADAKISS Day + Night (Arista) 514 -15 80958 10 30/0 USHER Can U Help Me ( LaFace/Arista) Total Plays: 157, Total Stations: 31, Adds: 31 iDebut> GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) 512 +270 98559 1 51/4 ALI Breathe In, Breathe Out (HollywoodNniversal) ¡Debut> e SMILEZ AND SOUTHSTAR Who Wants This? (ARTISTdirect) 436 4-43 32450 1 35/1 Total Plays: 152, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 0 ¡Debut> CD NIVEA Don't Mess With My Man (Jive) 427 +69 49261 1 32/1 AVANT Don't Say No, Just Say Yes (Magic Johnson/MCA) 405 -85 43353 3 31/0 47 48 SHARISSA No Half Steppin' (Motown) Total Plays: 139, Total Stations: 32, Adds: 5 (Debut> MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) 393 +35 39829 1 30/0

¡Debut> LIL BOW WOW F /JD & FABOLOUS Baskettall (So So Def/Columbia) 392 +160 60025 1 44/1 Songs ranked by total plays 67 Urban reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting See reporters at station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases all of our monitored in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from www.radioandrecords.com. the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002. The Arbitran Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc.

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FAITH EVANS I Love You (Bad Boy /Arista) 598 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) IVIR. CHEEKS Lights. Camera. Action (Universal) 568 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) TWEET Oops (Oh My) (Gold Mind/ Elektra/EEG) 551 AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackGround) 458 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel /Universal)

KEKE WYATT Nothing In This World (MCA) 420 ARCHIE EVERSOLE We Ready (MCA)

JERMAINE DUPRI F/LUDACRIS Welcome To Atlanta (So So Def/Columbia) 416 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Def Jam/IDJMG) AALIYAH Rock The Boat (BlackGround) 410 RL Good Man (J) NAPPY ROOTS Awnaw (Atlantic) 405 GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) BEANIE SIGEL & FREEWAY Roc The Mic (Roc-A-Fella/IDJMG) 403

JENNIFER LOPEZ Ain't It Funny (Epic) 388 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) MAXWELL This Woman's Work (Columbia) 381 DEEP SIDE Shook (Bongiovi)

NAUGHTY BY NATURE F /3LW Feels Good (Don't Worry...) (TIT) 354 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /Def Jam/IDJMG) LUDACRIS Saturday (0ooh! O000h!) (Def Jam South/IDJMG) 309 MR. BIGGSS Trial Time (Warlock) USHER U Got It Bad (LaFace /Arista) 297 TRICK DADDY In Da Wind (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) GLENN LEWIS Don't You Forget It (Epic) 296

JA RULE F /ASHANTI Always On Time (Murder Inc. /Def Jam /IDJMG) 288 PROJECT PAT Choose U /County Jail (Columbia)

GINUWINE Differences (Epic) 272 TANK One Man (BlackGround)

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P H U N E L L The phones are just blowin' up for "Down 4 U," D A M N T A Y the single by Ja Rule, Ashanti, Charli Baltimore --- and Vita. Lil' Wayne's 'Way of Life" is also up o - 1 there. It's one of our most requested songs. J One of my personal favorites is "Heads Up"

With by Nappy Roots. Archie's 'We Ready" is an- other song tiat gets a lot of requests, as well Blair Braxton ARTIST: G.Dep GA as Jay -Z's "Song Cry." As you can see, our G.®EP MD,WVLX/Macon, CHILI) OF THE GHETTO listeners really love their rap. Jerzee Monet, LABEL: Bad Boy/Arista

featuring DMX, has a song called "Most High," which I love By TANYA O'QUINN /ASSISTANT EDITOR a lot. Closer to home, The Georgia Skins are a local act I re- ally like. Their song "I Am the One" samples "Billie Jean" by Michael word of advice: get to know those who Jackson, and it is tight! This song is lot getting a of airplay and a shares your 'hood. It may lead to a pros- lot of club spins. They are an unsigned group of rappers with a com- perous and successful business venture. Harlem, pleted album, and the album is cool. The talent is there, but the NY-based rapper G.Dep passed a tape to friend direction isn't. The Georgia Skins are a group to look out Puka Brock to pass along to Bad Boy rapper Black Rob. Rob, who lived a couple of blocks for. 43 From what I've noticed, independent rappers are taking over. The major - away, loved the joint so much that he asked Dep label affiliation doesn't seem to matter much when it comes to rap appeal. The to be on his album. A month later the song

listeners don't care what label you're on, they just want what they like, and un- "Down the Line," which featured P. Diddy, G.Dep's Child Of The Ghetto signed or independent artists are coming with the creative and diverse hits that Mase and Marc Curry, showcased the rhyming folks want to hear. Perhaps the more ingredients you add to the pot, the more of Dep. When Bad Boy Entertainment A &R joint! Producers Chucky Thompson, Ron you lose flava and substance. executive Harve Pierre heard his skills, Dep Lawrence, Yogi, Knowbody and Just Blaze cre- became a signed artist with a home at Bad Boy. ated tracks that are worthy of their own spot- Since his signing in '98 Dep has made guest lights. As Dep raps about the life he knows, the appearances on the projects of his labelmates. background bangs with hard beats. rhythmic Cam'ron holds on to the top spot on the He was on P. Diddy's Forever album, Dream's sounds and hypnotic musical elements. "We Urban chart for a third week with "Oh Boy" "He Loves Me Not," Black Rob's "Whoa" re- have all types of producers and all kinds of (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) ... Nelly's new album hits mix and the "Can I Get Down" remix from vibes, and I'm just lacing it with the fire, so we Biggie's Born Again album. "Everybody's look- can't lose," Dep says. And fire is indeed what stores this week, and the first single, "Hot in ing and wondering what Bad Boy's going to do erupts when R. Diddy and Black Rob join Dep Herre" (Fo' ReeVUniversal), moves 5 -3w and is with music in the near future, but it's wonder- on the lead cut, "Let's Get lt." The Yogi -pro- looking like a sure chart- topper ... After his stel- ful, because I've been given free rein to do what duced, club -bangin' track complements the lar performance at R &R Convention 2002, I feel," says Dep, talking about his own joint. rhymes of all three artists. "One of the reasons I signed with Bad Boy was The title track draws back the curtains on Mario gets some good karma, moving 18 -10* because we all know where all of the hot joints Dep's life as he openly talks about his experi- with "Just a Friend 2002" (J) ... Two songs with come from. I mean, if I'm going to go with a ences as a black man, and the audacious and big nine-point jumps are "I Need a Girl (P. 2)" by P. Diddy & Ginuwine, which label, I'm going to go with one that has expo- raunchy "Smash on the First Night," featuring sure." May, speaks for many men and some women moves 20 -11w, and "Down 4 U" by Iry Gotti Presents (Murder Inc. /Def Jam/ - With a story to tell and a message to share, - on the dating circuit. Some folks want to skip IDJMG), which goes 28 -19* ... Speaking of Mr. Gotti, Ashanti's "Baby" vaults 48- Dep capitalized on that exposure by writing the small talk. if hitting the sheets is a desired 37` ... At Urban AC, Jaheim remains at No. 1 with "Anything" (Divine Mill/WB), nearly every song on his first solo joint, Child activity, what's the point in wasting time? The but Luther Vandross is aiming for the top again with "I'd Rather" (J), which goes of the Ghetto. "Everything on this album relates hyper -crunk "Everyday" is a song "that's for all to something in my life," he says. "I speak from my peoples in the struggle/People just trying to 4 -2w ... Donell Jones climbs 12 -7w with "You Know That I Love You" (Untouch- my own experience, and I'm sure we all have a get to that light at the end of the tunnel," ex- ... 29 with "Ride" that features ables/Arista) Boney James bolts -23* -a song lot of experiences in common, so everyone who claims Dep. the aforementioned Jaheim ... Finally, congrats to Richard Nash, Michelle Madi- listens should be able to relate." After working Child of the Ghetto is Dep's story in his own son and the Elektra Entertainment Group as Keith Sweat is Most Added at both on the album for two years to make sure every- words. The collection of 15 tracks (plus four in- thing was tight, Dep is now ready to sit back and terludes) allows the listener to sit on the shoul- Urban and Urban AC with "One on One." watch fans, foes, well-wishers and haters hear der of the rapper as he relives his own tials and - Anthony Acampora, Director/Charts the story of this child of the ghetto. see life through the eyes of a ghetto child who The Hitmen really hit their target on this is simply trying to beat the odds and be heard. Urban AC Reporters

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WALR/Allanla, GA WVA7JChoa9o, IL WMXDAJetrOH, MI' WKXI Vackson, MS KJMS/Memphis. TN' VMOMew Orleans. LA' WFXCAialeigh-DudMm, NC WIMX/FUledo. 011 DM: Trade Chamgm P0: Elroy Smith PO: Janet G. POND: Stan Bramen PD: Nate Bell OMRD: Mahn Hareaton ON1RO: Cy May OMRD: Racy Love MD: PO: Ron Davis APO: Amando Rivera APO: Onell Stevens 6 KEITH SWEAT 'One" MD: Eileen Nathaniel APO,MD: Aaron -*J.' Applemr APDAAO: Jodi Deny germe &ado No Adds KAREN CLARK-SMEARO Sur, MD: Sheila Lme PRINCE lows' 20 RUFF ENDZ-SomeM- 3 MUSIO-Haettary" COOLY S HOT BOX -AnC.A CONTA DOSS R KELLY IIug- 1 KEITH SWEAT "Ore' USHER -Heir 12 OOOELL JONES 1hgk PRINCE "Loves" 12 MARY MARV -Mornirg- WIUSANChmond,VA JEAZDE MONET'Hioh" WWINAJaRlmore. MO POND: Kevin Koma KEITH SWEAT -One' USHER -Help' VPA4oq.: Kathy Brown WZAK/Cleveland. OH WSOUJadbanvIlle, FL WHOTRAIami. FL' WRK$MerYmk NY KEITH SWEAT 'One" WUKS/Fayettevil le. KC PO: Dm Wals PD: Kim Johnson PD: Russ Men PO, Oernü Brown PO: Ti Bmlm p VA M0: Keith Fisher BONE, JAMS F ;JAHEIM -RH& PO: Rod Goose MDAIg KJ. APD VVD. Karen Vaughn mMaGeer WVBEMoarioke-LynchNurg, APO: Darren Davis PD Fee DC No Adds 5 ASHANTI 'Fodder No Adds yen WHUR/Washington, MO: Caton Pee DAVE HOLLISTER'Levi' PRINCE -loses" POAAO: David A. Dickinson WLXCrtolumbla SC 3 DAVE u,. :. KEITH WSVY/NadoW, VA SWEAT -One- JERZEE MONET-Hgh KOXLJBaIOn RWge, LA Ion. P0: Doug M0llmms USHER 'Help" PRINCE -Loves" Rock, WJMNMIh ekes-Racine, WI POND: Midget Alma 0M: James /Maunder M0: Tm Taylor KOKY/LNUe AR' KEITH SWEAT One .'-.. Haul Jaw No Adds KMJMSI. Louis. MO POIMD: Myer Vemos PR:I:.E' Lc es PO: Mark Dylan TONY TERRY '$haws: WFLM/FI. Pierce. FL' M0: Jamal Ortsdes KEITH SY/EAT -One OMRD: Grtll Atom 'Help PRINCE - oves TAKE 6- Streets USHER USHER Hem P &tool Michael James PRINCE "Loves' MD: Briar Anthony KEITH SWEAT 'One WVKI/Narlolk, VA USHER Help d KEP.Y:. T: KEITH SWEAT 'One' No Adds WMC&MIhmMMe, WI PM OC 1 PRINCE -LC.C5 USHER /Help' WMMJAVashington, DC' Okt Slew gem WAGHrtolumbus, GA I USHER -Help' NeAdm WLVH/Samnnah. GA VP/Prog.RO: Kathy Brown PO0R rylerrJedmrr WBHK/Birmingham. AL' PO: RMheeda KEITH SWEAT One PD: Gary Young MD: Mike Chase KHHTA-m Angeles, CA KEITH SWEAT "OW AMO: James Pair PO: Jay Dixon MO: Ed Lewes 7 RUFF ESN - Someone/ USHER 'HMO WCFBAAdMIdb, FL MO: Darryl Johnson PRINCE -Loses" PD: MNAMIe Sermsobo 5 DOIiELL JONES -Know' c Abts WOMG/Greensbom, AC PD'. Wand 17 SIR CHARLES JONES 'Lonely 24 MONIGïyeY Bb PO: Al* Stowe 3 IISNER'Hep' YR.Jm Wok to TONY TEAR, - Shore, e MLiYAH Care No Adds BE00NCE'YJOY WOLTAMObIIe,AL 16 MAIM 'A Alrbg- Worth, TX KRNB/Dallas -Fl. KEIn1 SWEAT NSW te RüFENDZ'Bamone- PD: Um Cmnkm PD: Al Payne 13 MUMg'Hdlbay MO 4pBalm 'Monitored Reporters WMGLJChadeston. SC MD: Rudy "V' KM-ID/Houston-Galveston, TX 1 MARY MARY 'AWnirq- KJLHJLos Angeles. CA' No Adds No Adds WILL WAMING Tool- PO: Terry Base PD: Cad Conner POMO: CIM Phalan DAVE IKKLIS1ER'LMp' 44 Total Reporters APOAAD: Belinda Ptler MD: Sam Choice KEITH SWEAT 'Ore- KIRK FRANKLIN 'Bndnter 'Hein' Na Adds USHER USHER-Het- USHER 'Hel0 WDMK/Oelroil. MI WYBCAkr limn, CT 40 Total Monitored WBAWChadotto, NC VPRmg.: Lance Paton OM: Wegm ScM dm IN WRBV/Macon, GA POAJO: Tard Avery 0MR0: Monea Sb,, WFLCAndbnapolis, P0: Jam Carob WDASATiladelphia, PA' APO: B' Gray Wallace PO/NO: Usa Charles 9 KEITH SWEAT-One" NNW 'Leda OMRD Men APO: Um Mdllresnrr Stn. MpeRD: Jae Tamtam 4 Total Indicator MD: Sonny Anderwo M0: Garth Adams MTREETWIZE "Rw' PRINCE 'Loves' MO: DaPP MO: Joro Untie USHER 'Heir No Adds 3 ASHANTI 'Fools, DONELL JONES -Know" Nokia KEITHSWEAT'Dne -

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www.americanradiohistory.com 48 Urban AC Top 30 June 28, 2002 LAST THIS TOTAL GROSS WEEKS CN TO -AL STATIONS WEEK WEEK ARTIST "S -E LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS VIPRESSIONS CHART ADDS ,pm Most Added® 1 1 JAHEIM Anything (Divine Mill/WB) 914 -26 138508 28 31/1 www.rradds.com 4 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 879 +52 137139 23 38/0 o ARTIST - -.- ADOS 2 JOE What If A Woman (Jive) 869 +29 162036 16 o 38/0 KEITH SWEAT One On One (E/ektra/EEG) 14 5 MUSK) o Halfcrazy (DefSoul/IDJMG) 860 +38 154048 14 38/2 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) 13

3 J ANGIE STONE Wish I Didn't Miss You (J) 780 -54 122655 16 38/0 PRINCE She Loves Me 4 Me (Redline) 8 6 o RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 680 +49 127434 15 31/2 MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) 3 DAVE HOLLISTER Keep Lovin' You (MCA) 3 12 o DONELL JONES You Know That I Love You (Untouchables/Arista) 574 +74 98124 14 31/1 MUSIO Halfcrazy (Del S0uUIDJMG) 2 8 MAXWELL Lifetime (Columbia) 558 +9 96204 51 36/0 o RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 2 BOYZ II MEN 10 The Color Of Love (Arista) 554 +44 81469 11 34/0 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc/DefJam/IDJMG) 2 13 GLENN LEWIS Don't You Forget It (Epic) 498 +11 85381 33 34/0 TONY TERRY In The Shower (Golden Boy) 2 7 11 REMY SHAND Take A Message (Motown) 492 -59 69584 21 33/0 JERZEE MONET Most High (Dream Works) 2 9 12 YOLANDA ADAMS I'm Gonna Be Ready (Elektra/EEG) 488 -23 74159 9 34/0 Most Increased 11 13 ANN NESBY F /AL GREEN Put It On Paper (Universal) 475 -32 60167 23 24/0

15 REGINA BELLE F /GLENN JONES From Now On (Peak) 444 +27 49727 13 27/0 Plays

16 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc. /Def Jam/IDJMG) 428 +24 99262 12 17/2 TOTAL PLAY

ARTIST _. _ ,. INCREASE 18 YOLANDA ADAMS The Battle Is The Lords (Verity) 361 +45 56205 10 19/0 -_ 19 MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) 351 +45 59382 5 31/3 DONELL JONES You Know That... (Untouchables/Ariste) +74 MARY BLIGE Rainy +63 20 DAVE HOLLISTER Keep Lovin' You (MCA) 316 +24 44290 7 22/3 J. Dayz (MCA) BONEY JAMES F /JAHEIM Ride (Warner Bros.) +53 17 19 USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 299 -36 69183 11 6/0 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) +52 23 RL Good Man (J) 242 +6 28758 6 17/0 RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) +49 22 21 SIR CHARLES JONES Is There Anybody Lovely... (Independent) 225 -14 19608 9 14/1 MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) +45 21 22 ALICIA KEYS How Come You Don't Call Me (J) 213 -63 52775 15 18/0 YOLANDA ADAMS The Battle Is The Lords (Verity) +45 BOYZ II MEN The +44 29 BONEY JAMES F /JAHEIM Ride (Warner Bros.) 174 +53 28886 2 20/1 Color Of Love (Arista) BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) +44 25 TONY TERRY In The Shower (Golden Boy) 165 +24 9160 3 12/2 KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/FEG) +41 24 25 WILL DOWNING Cool Water (GRPNMG) 164 -47 19059 12 19/1 ¡Debut> BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 126 +44 21167 1 11/0 Most Played 27 27 AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson/MCA) 121 -10 16299 14 11/0 Recurrents (Debut> ED JERZEE MONET Most High (Dream Works) 118 +11 20633 1 11/2 26 29 JAGUAR WRIGHT The What If's (MCA) 109 -31 9758 10 8/0 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 30 30 DJ ROGERS JR. Lonely Girl (Motown) 104 -16 10255 4 10/0 FAITH EVANS I Love You (Bad Boy/Arista) 424

40 Urban AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of LUTHER VANDROSS Take You Out (J) 348 larger increase in plays is 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the placed MAXWELL This Woman's Work (Columbia) 331 first. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting MICHAEL JACKSON 310 station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to-week increases Butterflies (Epic) in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 1001. Average ouarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from ANGIE STONE Brotha (J) 290 the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitran Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. ALICIA KEYS A Woman's Worth (J) 284 JILL SCOTT The Way (Hidden Beach/Epic) 264 New & Active GERALD LEVERT Made To Love Ya (EastWesUEEG) 261 GERALD LEVERT What Makes It Good... (EastWesUEEG) 249 KIRK FRANKLIN Brighter Days (Gospo Centric/lnterscopt COOLY'S HOT BOX It's Alright (Higher Octave) USHER U Got It Bad (LaFace/Arista) 233 Total Plays: 103, Total Stations:17, Adds:1 Total Plays: 70, Total Stations: 7, Adds: 1 GINUWINE Differences (Epic) 232 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) TAKE 6 Takin' It To The Streets (Warner Bros.) DONNIE MCCLURKIN We Fall Down (Verity) 222 Total Plays: 91, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 65, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 1 YOLANDA ADAMS Open My Heart (Elektra/EEG) 207 DARIUS RUCKER Wild One (Hidden Beach/Epic) BLESSED Your Mercy (Ultimate) 199 Total Plays 80. Total Stations. 10, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 63, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 JILL SCOTT A Long Walk (Hidden Beach/Epic) WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) ABENAA Rain (Nkunim) MUSIC) Love (Del SoutIDJMG) 194 Total Plays: 76, Total Stations:10, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 45, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 MANHATTANS Even Now (Beemark) KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/EEG) R &R Station Playlists have moved to the weh. Total Plays: 73, Total Stations: 6. Adds: 0 Total Plays: 41, Total Stations: 15, Adds:14 See all of our monitored reporters at www.radioandrecords.com. Songs racked by total plays

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o.. . ol f, thew Inside The Winners' Circle ing cast are one of the big reasons the eludes regional promoters David R &R Industry Achievement Award winners in their own words Big 98 has managed to remain at the Friedman (NE),Jeri Detweiler(South- top of the Country heap in Nashville. east), Nathan Cruise (Mid -Central), All that said, he's also a great guy!" Ken Rush (Southwest), Dawn Ferris (Midwest) and Lori Hartigan (West) The in Platinum Label of the Year: 2002 R &R Industry Achievement Awards for Country were presented at a June 13 and Coordinator Matt Galvin. dustry lunch held at the Jack Daniels Old No. 7 Club at Nashville's Gaylord Entertainment Arista/Nashville Promotion Executive The Commenting on Arista/Nashville's Of Center, with almost 100 radio and record guests on hand to witness the ceremonies, includ- Year: Scott Borchetta, - first R&R Label of the Year award, ing a number of the winners. RCA Label Group Chairman Joe Gal- DreamWorks/Nashville Before the awards, Mercury's An- though most of his time since Febru- "Some have forgotten this weapon ante says, "[Arista VP/Promotion] DreamWorks/Nashville's Scott Bobby Kraig, [Director National Pro- Borchetta says, "It's a great honor to thony Smith ( "IfThatAin't Country") ary 2001 had been spent in Atlanta, in pursuit of a chart race or due to cor- motion] Teddi Bonadies, [RLG Exec. be recognized by the industry for the and David Nail ( "Memphis") enter- launching anew station fo-Susquehan- porate constraints or just simply to get VP/GM] Butch Waugh and the Arista year. tained the crowd. The awards portion na. In August 2001 Philips was named a promotion. My advice is use music second consecutive Momentum team leave nothing to chance when is a beautiful thing when you can catch of the program kicked off with Bro- Sr. VP/GM of CMT Acknowledging to fight your competition. Play the they are working on setting up their it, and we're fortunate enough, with the ken Bow's J. Michael Harter perform- the amazing team that has guided The songs and artists that matter to the lis- records. They stress over which singles label's success so far, that we're defi- ing "Hard Call to Make." For a full Wolf through its four years of exist- teners in your city. Know what songs to release and when to release them. nitely in a growth and building mode. recap of the awards luncheon in pic- ence, Philips says of his second con- and artists work for your station and The artists know how hard they work We have a staff highly motivated in- tures, check out last week's R &R. secutive R&R Industry Achievement which don't. Avoid vanilla. Make de- of and how dedicated they are to getting dividuals who make up a great team This week we profile the winners. Award, "I appreciate the award very liberately different song choices to the maximum spins for the singles, and that delivers, week in and week out. much, and, in the spirit of the amazing perk the ears of the audience and set Station Of The Year: they work right alongside them. "Everyone in promotion knows that team at The Wolf, I've given my award your station apart. Be sure the right KPLX (The Wolf)/Dallas there are peaks and valleys. One the to Smokey Rivers, who truly deserves ears are making your music deci- "They have passion, leadership, of hard work and a plan. And, of course, keys to keeping everybody up and on Commenting on KPLX (The Wolf)/ it. Smokey was my partner and right- sions." they have an incredible roster who go their game is pointing out the long-term Dallas' second consecutive R &R hand guy from the day I arrived in Tex- Asked what new artists are light- the extra mile for Arista. I am thrilled challenge and the long-term success and Country Station of the Year win, PD as. Paul Williams, Cody and the rest ing up The Wolf, Alan says, "Among to be working with them, and they the little victories it takes to get there. Paul Williams says, "What a wild and of us have all received ample attention the new names these days, I'm dig- deserve the Label of the Year honor." It's very easy to go through a week and wooly year it's been at The Wolf! for the Wolf story, but I want to make gin' all the Pinmonkey stuff I've Kraig says, "First of all, I would wonder if you've made a difference. With [former KPLX PD and current sure everyone realizes how invaluable heard. Joe Nichols has amazing po- like to thank all the folks who voted "I always tell my crew that their hard CMT Sr. VP /GM] Brian Philips tak- Smokey has been to the effort. He's tential. I've seen Pat Green become a for us. We know we are very fortu- work and consistency will always pay ing off to sign on our new Atlanta sta- gifted with a great strategic _mind, a kill- superstar in Texas; he's another guy nate to have so many wonderful art- off, just not always on our timetable. tion and then going on to mn CMT, er sense of humor and Texas -sized with the potential to be something ists working so well at all levels.. It's We also celebrate the successes. I see it's by no means been business as usu- character and integrity. There would extraordinary. Keith Urban and Gary really special to be recognized in this long faces on my competitors who nev- al. But that's what The Wolf is all certainly be no Wolf without him." Allan are set to be A -list stars if the manner. I want to thank the Arista pro- er stop and enjoy the moment. They about there is no 'normal.' right cards continue to fall into place. - MD Of The Year: motion team and everyone at RLG; just get caught in the grind of the next "Smokey Rivers, Cody Alan and I My favorite album of the past year is Cody Alan, KPLX/Dallas they are a group of hard -working single, show, etc. Life's too short! Work have had a blast continuing to build the Willie Nelson's Great Divide. It's just folks. And I certainly want to thank hard, play hard " Wolf brand. Smokey keeps everything it's a hat trick for KPLX MD Cody great music." Joe and Butch for their great leader- Commenting on DreamWorks/ running smoothly, and Cody is the best Alan, who wins this one for the third Personality Of The Year: ship. At the end of the day, it's all Nashville Southwest regional Su- Music Director there is. I was also very consecutive year. He joined KPLX as Gerry House, about great music and great people. zanne Durham's being named pleased that the CRB recognized him a personality in 1997 and was elevat- WSIX (Big 98)/Nashville Joe and Butch totally get that." R&R's Regional Promoter of the Year. this year for his stellar airwork too. ed to MD in November 1998. His Led by Kraig and Bonadies, the "Our airstaff and promotion team thoughts on the honor: "I'm honored This is Gerry House's fourth R&R Arista/Nashville promotion team in- Continued on Page 56 stepped up when our nation went and thrilled to win the R &R MD of Country Personality of the Year

through 9/11 and delivered two No. 1 the Year Award for 2002. Music is a award, making him the only Country 12+ and 25 -54 books in a row [fall passion of mine. My other love is ra- air talent ever to have received the and winter]. We're very fortunate to dio. That's why I love this job - ra- honor. More has been written about work for a company like Susquehan- dio and music, and they pay me! Wow. House than about probably any Coun- na, which lets us bring our Wolf to life "Radio, to me, is war. The compe- try air personality in history, and he's every day for Texas!" tition is the enemy, whether it's a di- most likely been quoted more than all The Wolf s VP /GM is Lon Bason, rect Country competitor or the CHR the others as well. Smokey Rivers is Asst. PD/morning station or whatever. Music is one of So, this year, rather than ask Gerry personality, and Cody Alan is MD /af- the greatest radio weapons we have for his comments (besides, he's vaca- temoon driver. in this war. At The Wolf, music has tioning in Italy as this is being writ- made a huge difference. Lots of other ten), I went to his PD, Mike Moore, PD Of The Year: things have been done right here, but and asked what it's like to have a dream Brian Philips, KPLX/Dallas the music choices we've made over talent like House in the morning slot. Brian Philips officially left KPLX the years have been one of The Wolfs Moore tells me, "It's tough to say (The Wolf)/Dallas late last summer, al- secret weapons. something about Gerry House that hasn't already been said. However, he is, without a doubt, the most talented 11111 LABEL of the YEAR Country air personality I have ever worked with.

Gerry is a consummate professional MOD vnno curunerecu _ ,-Ì and is always prepared, every time he's PLATINUM GOLD Curb staffers were in Las Vegas for meetings last week but took a mo- on the air. There are a lot of talented ment to celebrate the label's fourth consecutive win as R &R's Gold morning show personalities in this for- Label of the Year. Pictured with the plaque (l -r, front row) are Keith mat, but I have never heard a show that Greer, Joe O'Donnell, Jill Gleason, Karen McGuire, Eva Wood and John ARISTA is as consistently entertaining, day in RECORDSCu- Curb. In the back (l -r) are Carson James, Brooks Quigley, Dennis Han- S H I L L E and day out. N A V non, Rick Cardarelli and Rick Rockhill. "Gerry and his tremendous support-

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A Look Back At Fan Fair

Labels and artists work overtime during four -day fest

If you missed the recent Fan Fair in downtown Nashville, mark your calendar for June 5 -8, _ 2003, the dates of next year's event. This week we'll look at more of the images from what turned out to be the biggest Fan Fair in the event's 3I -year history.

Dreamcatcher recording artist Kenny Rogers took advantage of Fan Fair week to host the opening of his new photo exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame. The latest project to showcase Rogers' work as a photographer, the ex- hibit showcases images from his new book, This Is My Country. Pictured are (l- r) Dreamcatcher Entertainment President/CEO Jim Mazza, KMLE /Phoenix PD Jeff Garrison, Rogers and KMLE /Phoenix GM Clancy Woods.

The VFR Records staff had a busy week promoting their roster, which includes Mark McGuinn, Hometown News and Trent Summar & The New Row Mob. Pictured during a break are (l -r) VFR's Suzanne Alexander, Summar, Hometown News members Scott Whitehead and Ron Kingery, Mark McGuinn and VFR's Johnny Mitchell, Jim Hester, Valerie Main and Curb's Jo Dee Messina and Warner Bros. recording artist Neal McCoy joined Chris Allums. NASCAR Winston Cup drivers Bobby Hamiltor. and Jeff Green to unveil the Schneider Electric Chevy and AOL Chevy stock cars with, respectively, Messina and McCoy's images on them. The project supports the new WB /Curb NASCAR- themed compilation, Inside Traxx. Pictured are (l -r) Hamilton, Messina, McCoy and Green.

While other country artists host golf tournaments, Andy Griggs was responsible for the first -ever Fan Fair Archery Shoot -Out, which took place in the parking lot of Adelphia Coliseum. Griggs had no shortage of friends shooting ar- rows at the event, which will benefit a yet-to-be- deter- A total of 445 artists participated in the Fan Fair auto- The staff at Sony Music /Nashville provided backstage hospitality for severa mined charity. Pictured are (back row, l-r) Kris Marcy, Blake graph booths that were set up at the Nashville Convention VIPs, including Washington lobbyist Jim Free of the Smith Free Group. Pic- Shelton, Darryl Worley, (middle row, l -r) Joshua Ragsdale, Center. In this photo, Dualtone recording artist Jim Lau- tured are (l -r) Sony Music /Nashville President/CEO Allen Butler, Columbia re- Neil Thrasher, Tracy Byrd, Rusty Tabor, Rascal Flatts' Gary derdale takes a quick glance to the side while waiting to cording artist Mark Chesnutt and Free. LeVox, and (front row, l-r) Brad Paisley, Jeff Carson and greet his next admirer. Griggs.

Chely Wright enjoyed a landmark evening when Loretta Lynn and Academy Award -wirning actress Sissy Spacek showed up at the Wildhorse Saloon for the concert and auction benefiting Wright's Reading, Writing and Rhythm Foun- The RCA Label Group show proved to be one of the most star -studded events of Fan Fair week. Gathering onstage dation. Lynn, Wright's idol, convinced Spacek to join them onstage to sing during the concert are (l -r) RCA Music Group Chairman Bob Jamieson, RLG VP /A &R Renee Bell, Sara Evans, RLG Chair- "Coal Miner's Daughter." The event raised more than $100,000 for music edu- man Joe Galante, Martina McBride, Clay Walker and RLG Exec. VP Butci Waugh. cation in public schools. Pictured onstage are (l -r) Spacek, Wright and Lynn.

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TOTAL N TOTAL N. WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS' uEEM1 ARTIST TITLE JBL:S POINTS POINTS PLAYS PLAYS CHART ADDS Most Added® www.rradds.corn 1 1 GEORGE STRAIT Living And Living Well (MCA) 16801 -804 5888 -325 20 151/0

- 2 BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her (Fishin') (Arista) 16632 +1005 5983 +280 18 151/0 ARTIST - .... ADDS

7 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red, White... (Dream Works) 13535 +1614 4711 +510 7 149/4 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 51 6 0 KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) 13453 +1166 4687 +480 10 151/0 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 43 4 LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By (BNA) 13448 +383 5076 +157 23 148/1 LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes (Monument) 29 RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 20 5 GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 13066 +264 4709 +138 24 150/1 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 18 8 BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) 12308 +1062 4430 +396 13 151/0 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 16 9 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me (BNA) 11490 +989 4298 +412 26 146/0 TOMMY SHANE STEINER Tell Me Where It Hurts (RCA) 13 11 Q DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 10313 +917 3526 +377 5 145/2 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth... (MCA) 12 PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 10 10 m DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (Dream Works) 10082 +534 3623 +222 16 151/1 JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 10 12 ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 8981 +436 3401 +154 23 150/1 TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) 10 TIM MCGRAW 8765 6 143/4 18 Unbroken (Curb) +1715 3046 +602 TY HERNDON A Few Short Years (Epic) 10 14 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 8714 +894 3103 +346 13 141/1 15 SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) 8143 +389 3022 +139 17 141/1 Most Increased 17 TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand (Capitol) 7440 +226 2857 +75 19 143/0 Points 19 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) 6956 +170 2540 +89 15 131/6 22 BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red (Warner Bros.) 6362 +259 2346 +141 14 126/1 POINT ARTIST TITLE LABELS' INCREASE

16 8 TRICK PONY Just What I Do (H2E/WB) 6276 -1439 2414 -600 24 146/0 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +1715

20 BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 6173 +24 2466 +30 21 136/2 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red... (Dream Works) +1614 21 MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 6086 -21 2249 +38 22 133/2 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +1248 23 ® DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 5901 +632 2139 +226 11 124/6 KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) +1166 BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) +1062 24 ® PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 5333 +426 1921 +124 10 130/10 BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her (Fishin') (Arista) +1005 25 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 4749 +571 1823 +258 9 127/6 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me (BNA) +989 26 PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 3591 +61 1324 +44 13 118/7 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) +917 28 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) 3502 +191 1329 +141 6 117/12 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) +894

32 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 3325 +694 1220 +335 3 113/18 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) +743 29 ® JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 3246 +324 1313 +127 8 112/10 30 CYNDI THOMSON I'm Gone (Capitol) 3039 +299 1175 +99 11 103/1 Most Increased 33 SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 2640 +400 984 +166 10 100/6 Plays 39 REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 2391 +591 818 +126 7 84/3 35 ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) 2276 +318 925 +109 11 84/4 TOTAL PLAY 27 32 SHANNON LAWSON Goodbye On A Bad Day (MCA) 2260 -1262 888 -517 21 119/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE

Breaker SHEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 2119 +185 844 +123 7 96/9 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +602 Breaker CI CHRIS CAGLE Country By The Grace Of God (Capitol) 1972 +44 769 +60 9 91/4 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red\... (Dream Works) +510 KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) +480 31 35 BRETT JAMES Chasin' Amy (Arista) 1939 -720 820 -251 14 95/0 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me (BNA) +412 38 36 HOMETOWN NEWS Minivan (VFR) 1801 -110 717 -54 16 67/0 BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) +396 41 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 1786 +538 673 +227 4 74/16 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) +377 /Pebut e KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 1469 +1248 433 +372 1 53/43 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +372 42 RODNEY ATKINS Sing Along (Curb) 1376 +161 516 +59 6 70/3 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) +346 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) +335 50 m ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 1282 +743 463 +301 2 75/51 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) +301 43 TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) 1244 +193 500 +104 4 76/10 40 12 CLARK FAMILY EXPERIENCE Going Away (Curb) 1136 -174 505 -51 9 67/0 44 KEVIN DENNEY Cadillac Tears (Lyric Street) 1063 +137 457 +42 3 60/6 Breakers. 48 m RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 1034 +346 436 +182 2 64/20 49 J. MICHAEL HARTER Hard Call To Make (Broken Bow) 735 +79 270 +38 2 38/2 SHEDAISY 46 46 JEFFREY STEELE Good To Go (Monument) 727 -70 305 -20 6 40/0 Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 9 Adds Moves 36 -33 Ir)ebut> (I) ALABAMA Im In The Mood (RCA) 666 +238 224 +72 1 37/5 47 48 BRIAN BURNS I've Been Everywhere (In...) (Independent) 644 -124 72 -13 5 1/0 CHRIS CAGLE - Country By The Grace Of God (Capitol) DARYLE SINGLETARY That's Why I Sing This Way (Audium) 542 +76 218 +20 2 28/3 4 Adds Moves 37 -34 - ® TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Man (Columbia) 503 +503 167 +167 0 7/7

151 Country reposers. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total points for the airplay week of Songs ranked by total plays 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining in points or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total points, the song with the larger increase in points is placed first. Songs below No. 1 and down in points for three consecutive weeks are moved to recurrent. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Points lists the songs with the greatest week -to- week increases in total points. Breaker status is awarded to songs reported by 60% of the panel for the first time. Station Weight = AOH Persons + (Market rank X 10) divided See all of our monitored reporters at by 4180. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from the www.radioandrecords.com. Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc.

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ARTIST -_E _ASEL(s) ADDS LAST THIS TOTAL d. TOTAL d. WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS WEEK WEEK ARTIST __ .. -cam S POINTS POINTS PLAYS PLAYS CHART ADDS ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 30 1 1 BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her (Fishin') (Arista) 3428 -76 2689 -76 19 73/0 RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 22 3 2 LONESTAR Not A Day By (BNA) 25 Goes 3310 -22 2592 -27 72/0 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 19

5 I© BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) 3270 +66 2563 +42 12 74/0 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 9 6 KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) 3263 +395 2550 +259 9 74/0 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) 6 JAMES OTTO The Ball (Mercury) 6 4 GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 3262 +30 2539 +17 25 72/0 TOMMY SHANE STEINER Tell Me Where It Hurts (RCA) 6 7 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red, White... (Dream Works) 3192 +377 2514 +305 7 73/1 EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me (Dream Works) 6 2 7 GEORGE STRAIT Living And Living Well (MCA) 2448 20 3105 -374 -272 69/0 TRISHA YEARWOOD I Don't Paint Myself Into... (MCA; 6

8 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (Dream Works) 2819 +57 2228 +42 15 74/0 SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 5 KEVIN DENNEY 9 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me (BNA) 2688 +75 2112 +42 28 68/0 Cadillac Tears (Lyric Street) 5 NEAL MCCOY What If (Warner Bros.) 5 10 ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 2576 +49 1985 +6 24 73/0 G DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 4 DIXIE +254 16 CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 2330 1884 +197 4 73/2 SHEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 4

14 G SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) 2287 +22 1801 +18 19 72/0 ALABAMA I'm In The Mood (RCA) 4 15 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 2284 +47 1806 +33 14 74/0 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) 3 JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 3 13 14 TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand (Capitol) 2267 -27 1791 -19 21 72/0 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 3 18 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) 2182 +268 1729 +217 4 74/1 ® REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 3 20 G JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) 1975 +160 1522 +104 15 71/6 TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) 19 BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red (Warner Bros.) 1891 +51 1509 +50 13 69/0 21 G MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 1746 +25 1371 +15 23 67/0 Most Increased

22 e BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 1734 +114 1329 +77 21 60/1 Points 25 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 1659 +184 1311 +126 9 73/2 m POINT ARTIST " 23 PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 1643 +57 1274 +43 8 70/1 INCREASE 24 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 1629 +67 1276 +61 12 66/4 e ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) -490 27 LEE ANN WOMACK Leaving Behind (MCA) 1387 +203 1123 +156 4 72/3 e Something Worth KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) +395

12 24 TRICK PONY Just What 1 Do (H2E/WB) 1378 -990 1058 -843 26 44/0 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red... (Dream Works) +377 26 e JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 1356 +53 1099 +47 9 67/3 RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 4353 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) +311 28 PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 1181 +44 955 +31 10 56/0 e TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +268 33 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 1122 +311 909 +253 2 64/3 e DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) +254 29 28 CYNDI THOMSON I'm Gone (Capitol) 1054 -49 864 -36 11 59/1 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +236 30 29 CHRIS CAGLE Country By The Grace Of God (Capitol) 994 -49 803 -28 9 58/1 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth... (MCA) + ?03 +184 32 e REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 947 +93 770 +77 8 57/3 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 34 ® ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) 826 +90 682 +63 12 46/2 35 e SHEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 784 +96 653 +70 5 49/4 Most Increased 37 ® SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 754 +126 601 +104 8 45/5 Plays 46 19 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 743 +490 610 +393 2 57/30 TOTAL 39 KEVIN DENNEY Cadillac Tears (Lyric Street) 612 +81 485 +78 3 40/5 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 38 36 HOMETOWN NEWS Minivan (VFR) 545 -81 448 -64 15 30/0 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) +393 45 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 507 +158 407 +109 2 40/9 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red... (Dream Works) +305 (Debut> RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 502 +353 401 +258 1 44/22 KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) +259 40 e J. MICHAEL HARTER Hard Call To Make (Broken Bow) 501 +27 409 +19 7 30/2 RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) +258 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) +233 36 40 BRETT JAMES Chasin' Amy (Arista) 472 -161 398 -127 23 28/0 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +2I7 31 41 SHANNON LAWSON Goodbye On A Bad Day (MCA) 458 -479 364 -439 23 21/0 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) +197 43 TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) 439 +63 370 +55 3 33/3 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +193 44 RODNEY ATKINS Sing Along (Curb) 415 +56 344 +41 5 29/2 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth... (MCA) +156 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) +126 41 44 MARCEL Country Rock Star (Mercury) 273 -141 226 -124 7 19/0 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) +109 (Debut> (I) KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 267 +236 226 +193 1 28/19 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) +1(4 In 245 +41 199 +36 2 18/4 50 ALABAMA I'm The Mood (RCA) SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) +104 47 CLARK FAMILY EXPERIENCE Going Away (Curb) 240 +14 211 +15 5 19/0 KEVIN DENNEY Cadillac Tears (Lyric Street) +78

BRAD I ¡Debut> (D ERIC HEATHERLY The Last Man Committed (Dream Works) 208 +42 180 +30 1 20/2 MARTIN Before Knew Better (Epic) +77 REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) +77 48 DARYLE SINGLETARY That's Why I Sing This Way (Audium) 196 -16 152 2 2 17/3 SHEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) +70 - JEFFREY STEELE Good To Go (Monument) 171 +10 143 +8 2 11/1 ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) +63 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) +61 75 Country Indicator reports. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/16- Saturday 6/22. TAMMY Happened +55 © 2002, R &R Inc. COCHRAN Life (Epic)

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BL,l s: song selection is based on the top 35 titles from the R &R Country chart for the airplay week of May 20 -26.

TOTAL POSITIVE NEUTRAL FAMILIARITY DISLIKE BURN ARTIST Title (Label) = ALAN JACKSON Drive (For Daddy Gene) (Arista) 46.0% 75.5% 15.8% 99.3% 3.5% 4.5% llse AuLOUT GEORGE STRAIT Living And Living Well (MCA) 32.8% 73.5% 18.5% 98.3% 3.8% 2.5% assword the Week: Gregory BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her (Arista) 39.5% 71.0% 17.5% 96.8% 5.0% 3.3% of Question of the Week: With sum-

CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON I Don't Want You To Go (Arista) 34.0% 70.00/0 20.8% 98.5% 5.0% 2.8% mer here, think about your vacation LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By (BNA) 36.0% 68.8% 23.0% 98.8% 5.3% 1.8% time. Did the events of Sept. 11 change your vacation plans in any KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me (BNA) 37.0% 67.8% 21.5% 98.8% 6.8% 2.8% way? How are you traveling this year

SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) 26.3% 67.0% 23.3% 98.3% 5.5% 2.5% for vacation: driving, flying or stay- ing home? MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 28.5% 66.0% 23.0% 96.0% 5.8% 1.3% Total TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand (Capitol) 24.5% 64.056 25.3% 97.5% 6.3% 2.0% 9/I I changed plans: 17% Driving: 65% TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red White And Blue (Dream Works) 33.0% 63.8% 20.3% 95.0% 8.3% 2.8% Flying: 16% TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 27.5% 63.8% 20.3% 96.0% 9.0% 3.0% Staying home: 19% Pl ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 28.5% 63.3% 24.3% 95.3% 6.0% 1.8% 9/11 changed plans: 20% GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 27.5% 61.3% 29.0% 98.3% 6.3% 1.8% Driving: 69% KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) 26.3% 61.0% 28.5% 97.3% 6.5% 1.3% Flying: 11% Staying home: 20% DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (Dream Works) 26.5% 60.3% 27.0% 96.0% 6.5% 2.3% P2

I BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 21.3% 59.8% 27.5% 94.0% 5.3% 1.5% 9/I changed plans: 8% Driving: 56% BLAKE 01' Red (Warner Bros.) SHELTON 24.3% 59.5% 23.5% 95.0% 10.8% 1.3% Flying: 28% PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 21.0% 58.5% 26.3% 92.8% 6.3% 1.8% Staying home: 16% Male BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) 29.0% 58.0% 29.0% 96.8% 8.8% 1.0% 9/I1 changed plans: 15%

TR -CK PONY Just What I Do (Warner Bros.) 30.0% 55.8% 25.5% 95.5% 10.5% 3.8% Driving: 67% DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 21.0% 55.8% 24.5% 90.8% 8.8% 1.8% Flying: 18% Staying home: 15% SHANNON LAWSON Goodbye On A Bad Day (MCA) 19.0% 55.5% 31.0% 96.0% 8.8% 0.8% Female LITTLE BIG TOWN Don't Waste My Time (Monument) 16.0% 55.3% 29.5% 92.0% 5.3% 2.0% 9/11 changed plans: 18% Driving: 64% MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 27.5% 54.8% 25.8% 94.8°k 11.0% 3.3% Flying: 14% TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) 17.8% 54.8% 28.5% 90.3° /o 5.8% 1.3% Staying home: 22% 25-34 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 22.3% 54.5% 30.0% 95.8% 8.5% 2.8% 9/I I changed plans: 19% SI:KWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 14.8% 52.5% 27.3% 87.8% 6.5% 1.5% Driving: 72% Flying: 12% JCE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal/South) 20.5% 51.8% 25.3% 86.8% 8.0% 1.8% Staying home: 16% JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 16.0% 50.8% 29.5% 90.3% 8.8% 1.3% 35-44 9/11 changed plans: 16% CvNDI THOMSON I'm Gone (Capitol) 13.0% 47.5% 31.8% 90.8% 8.5% 3.0% Driving: 59% PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 16.8% 47.356 27.5% 87.5% 11.0% 1.8% Flying: 18% ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) 14.8% 46.3% 27.5% 92.0% 16.3% 2.0% Staying home: 23% 45-54 BRETT JAMES Chasin' Amy (Arista) 13.5% 45.8% 36.5% 93.5% 9.3% 2.0% 9/11 changed plans: 15% GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 12.5% 40.0% 30.0% 77.5% 6.5% 1.0% Driving: 64% Flying: 17% LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) 11.0% 39.8% 26.5% 77.5% 9.8% 1.5% Staying home: 19%

Total sample size is 400 persons weekly with a +/- 5% margin of error. Scoring is done each week using live interviewers conducting the interview with each respondent. Scores are: a)1 Like ItA Lot, In Fact It's One 01 My Favorites b) I Like It c) It's Okay..Just So-So d) I Don't Like It e) I'm Tired Of Hearing It On The Radio 01 Don't Recognize It. To be included in the weekly callout songs mus: enter the top 40 positions on R &R's Country airplay chart. The sample is composed o' 400 25 -54 year -old persons who identity Country as their favorite music and who listen daily to competitive country radio in the sample markets. The sample is 50% male/ female ...1/3" each in the 25 -34, 35 -44, and 45 -54 demos. The sample is balanced by region, and markets within that region. Bullseye Callout is conducted in these regions and markets. Market selection is determined by Bullseye. NORTHEAST: Washington, DC., Harrisburg, PA., Providence, Rochester, NY., Springleld, MA., Hartford, Portland, ME., Portsmouth, NH. SOUTHEAST: Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa, Nashville, Chattanooga, Mobile, AL., Charleston, SC., Jackson, MS., MIDWEST: Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Kansas City, Lansing, MI., Ft Wayne, IN., Rockford, IL., Indianapolis. SOUTHWEST: Dallas -Ft. Worth, Tucson, Albuquerque, Oklahoma City, Houston -Galveston, Phoenix, Lafayette LA., San Antonio. WEST: Portland, OR., Salt Lake City. Fresno, Bakersfield, Spokane, WA., Riverside-San Bernardino, Boise, Denver, Monterey- Salinas. © 2002 R &R Inc. © 2002 Bullseye Marketing Research Inc.

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(iiiIlieMusic.cam America's Best Testing Country Songs 12+ B11i6DL1BtSE" For The Week Ending 6/28/02. The New Artist Gallery

Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn

TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red... (DreamWorks) 4.37 4.31 94% 10% 4.35 95% 11% Sixwire KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff(BNA) 4.36 4.23 94% 11% 4.37 95% 10% (Warner. Bros.) GARY ALLAN The One(MCA) 4.34 4.32 93% 16% 4.32 93% 14% l'ickine up another six adds this week, Sixwire's "Look at Me Now" leaps to No. 23 on this week's R Country ALAN JACKSON Drive (For Daddy Gene)(Arista) 4.31 4.31 98% 34% 4.15 98% 37% &R top 50. It's the first single from the band's self -titled TOBY KEITH My List(DreamWorks) 4.31 4.27 98% 32% 4.15 98% 38% Warner Bros. debut album, set to arrive Aug. 27. Despite GEORGE STRAIT Living And Living Well(MCA) 4.28 4.15 98% 22% 4.06 98% 28% the quartet's newcomer status, the individual bandmembers have spent time touring with such major MARK CHESNUTT She Was(Columbia) 4.27 4.24 86% 8% 4.18 85% 9% acts as Faith Hill, Randy Travis and Lee Greenwood. TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand(Capitol) 4.23 4.20 87% 9% 4.13 83% 10% Getting their name from the number of strings on most guitars, the members of TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo(RCA) 4.22 4.09 94% 12% 4.20 92% 13% Sixwire are guitarists -vocalists Andy Childs, Steve Mandile and Robb Houston, along with the solid rhythm section of bassists John Howard and Chuck Tilley. Childs and DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend(DreamWorks) 4.20 4.09 93% 15% 4.12 93% 15% Mandile, in particular, are familiar names within the country industry: Childs had a LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By(BNA) 4.20 4.02 97% 25% 4.05 97% 30% developmental deal with Sony Music in the early '90s and released a solo album for

STEVE AZAR I Don't Have To Be Me... (Mercury) 4.19 4.13 98% 28% 4.15 98% 29% RCA in 1993. Mandile, who produced Sixwire's debut album, is a successful songwriter whose credits include Tim McGraw's "For a Little While." MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be(RCA) 4.18 4.13 80% 10% 4.15 78% 9% The soaring three -part harmonies on "Look at Me Now" were honed at the oand's SARA EVANS I Keep Looking(RCA) 4.16 4.12 89% 11% 4.17 87% 10% live shows, and those performances paid off when it came time to record the album.

TRICK PONY Just What I Do(H2E/WB) 4.16 4.16 97% 23% 4.11 97% 24% Childs, who handles lead vocal duties, says, "Every song we recorded for the album we had demoed and been playing live for months. We went into the studio and actually JOE NICHOLS The Impossible(Universal South) 4.14 4.20 74% 8% 4.13 77% 9% had time to experiment with the arrangements, to try different things and to just relax BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her... (Arista) 4.13 4.19 99% 31% 3.98 99% 34% and have fun." Howard says, "Everybody is so adept at focusing on what the song DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess(Arista) 4.12 4.12 76% 5% 4.10 76% 5% needs or what the band needs for that particular spot." Realizing the importance of Country radio, Sixwire have invested plenty of time TIM MCGRAW Unbroken(Curb) 4.11 4.08 76% 9% 4.12 77% 8% and energy in their station tour this year. Just this week the band was in Ohio for an BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better(Epic) 4.10 4.02 83% 10% 4.09 83% 10% event sponsored by WUBE /Cincinnati, and they head south to Texas for a June 29

BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You(Arista)4.10 4.14 93% 17% 4.03 92% 17% appearance sponsored by KAJA/San Antonio. In the months to come, other Sixwire appearances are scheduled for several radio stations, including WIRK/West Palm Beach; ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man(RCA) 4.08 4.02 97% 18% 3.99 95% 19% WGNA/Albany, NY; KSSN /Little Rock; and they've scheduled a stop in September at CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON I Don't Want... (Arista) 4.06 3.99 97% 29% 4.03 96% 31% the annual Fan Jam sponsored by KEEY/Minneapolis. EMERSON DRIVE ..Sleeping(Dream Works) 4.06 4.02 99% 32% 4.08 98% 30% Sixwire will also promote the single and album with a series of concerts at Six Flags theme parks in Buffalo, Denver, Atlanta and Springfield, MA. Fans eager to see KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me(BNA) 4.00 3.97 92% 24% 3.85 93% 28% the band live can enter a four -week contest on Great American Country's website - BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red(WarnerBros.) 3.93 3.86 88% 18% 3.91 89% 19% www.countrysrars.com - between July I5 -Aug. 16. PHIL VASSAR American Child(Arista) 3.88 3.79 78% 12% 3.92 78% 12% LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth... (MCA) 3.86 - 62% 8% 3.90 63% 8% New & Active DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone(Monument) 3.69 3.73 86% 19% 3.76 85% 17%

GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 3.67 58% 13% 3.78 57% 10% ERIC HEATHERLY The Last Man Committed (DreamWorks) Total Plays: 223, Total Stations: 35, Adds: 7 Total sample size is 822 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5 =like very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the DAVID NAIL Memphis (Mercury) song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample Total Plays: 208. Total Stations: 26, Adds: 3 composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Males 18 -34). Persons are screened via the Internet. JAMES OTTO The Ball (Mercury) Once passed, they can take the music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the Internet only. Total Plays: 160, Total Stations: 31. Adds: 8 RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio TOMMY SHANE STEINER Tell Me Where It Hurts (RCA) stations by calling 818/377 -5300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research. A division of Total Plays: 147, Total Stations: 31, Adds: 13 Premiere Radio Networks. TY HERNDON A Few Short Years (Epic) 115. Total 10 danced with his hand in his pocket, and I was a red- Total Plays: Stations: 11, Adds: Inside The Winners' Circle head with a bad sunburn wearing a pink dress, an '80s NEAL MCCOY What If (Warner Bros.) Continued from Page 50 hairdo and plastic jewelry. What do you think? I'll Total Plays: 57, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 3 never forget that day. Christopher P.'s mom compli- LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes (Monument) Borchetta says, am so proud of Suzanne's win. As I was "I mented our friend Scott on his nice `ascot.' trau- Total Plays: 9, Total Stations: 29, Adds: 29 all Suz- anne's stations will tell you, there is nothing matized. But I digress.... to the way she handles radio remotely similar promo- "Seriously, I'm trying to find words eloquent enough Songs ranked by total points. tion. Suzanne's background in retail and distribution to let you know how much this award means to me and her amazing sense of creativity, as well as her in- Here's how I learned about it: I was sitting at my desk credible personality, always leave her stations want- talking to Sean Riley from KXKC/Lafayette, LA, when ing more. And she spoils them silly. Suzanne lives the all of my phone lines started to ring. I could see that it Most Played Recurrents music and takes this job very seriously. Stop making was DreamWorks calling, and I told Sean, `I think I her work so hard - it's Suz! You should add her might be in trouble - everyone from Nashville is call- TOTAL ARTIST - S -_ PLAYS records just because it's her. She's truly amazing, and ing me!' It was Scott Borchetta and the rest of the team _ I'm lucky to have her. And, yes, she's under contract!" calling to tell me that I'd won. I was beyond stunned. ALAN JACKSON Drive (For Daddy Gene) (Arista) 4677 "I'm part of such a great team at DreamWorks and Regional Promoter Of The Year: Suzanne STEVE AZAR I Don't Have To Be (Till...) (Mercury) 3374 am fortunate enough to have an environment where Durham, Dream Works/Nashville EMERSON DRIVE I Should Be Sleeping (DreamWorks) 3006 I'm provided the tools and the emotional support that R &R's Country Regional Promoter of the Year has it takes to do this job. I've got a great group of sta- TOBY KEITH My List (DreamWorks) 2951 been in the record business for 12 years, but only in tions that I work with. But it's a tough battle out there TOMMY SHANE STEINER What If She's An Angel (RCA) 2509 promotion for the last four. Suzanne Durham was man- for them, which makes it a tough battle for me as well, CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON I Don't Want You To Go (Arista) 2084 aging a retail record store in the Boston area in 1990, and you really have to tailor yourself to each station. HOLY 1934 when she joined Universal Distribution. She started as "The award reminded me that, even when 1 think I'm STEVE Good Morning Beautiful (Curb) equal a receptionist, later became a Field Marketing Repre- spinning my wheels, effort sometimes does re- PHIL VASSAR That's When I Love You (Arista) 1878 sentative and was Country Marketing Manager for the sults. Since winning, I've received all of these great calls KENNY CHESNEY Young (BNA) 1857 last five years she spent with the company. and notes from stations all over the country, from other 1673 Her thoughts on R &R's readers honoring her with label reps, artists outside our roster and artist managers MARTINA MCBRIDE Blessed (RCA) this award: "The last time I was nominated for any- who have made me realize just how many people I've TIM MCGRAW The Cowboy In Me (Curb) 1608 thing was at my senior prom. Christopher P. Johnson gotten to know by doing this job. Just goes to show you CHRIS CAGLE I Breathe In, I Breathe Out (Capitol) 1603 was my date, and we were in the finals for the prom that what Sister Marie Berchman wrote on my report queen and king. Did we win? Well, Christopher P. card must be true: I do talk too much."

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Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market

WGNMOdOlk. VA' KBULReno, NV WJCLSavannah,GA KV00 Tulsa. OK ' NY WHOK/Columbus, OH KUADIFI. Collins. CO WR00/JadsonNlle, FL KLLLLubbock.TX NE11N/Abilene. TX WHY/IL/Binghamton. Moon Mol ws P0: Jay Richards OMPOMO: Randy Bmlls 0M PO Tom Jordan PO MD. Bill West OM'. PO/APO,MD'. Ed Waker PO Charley Lake PO: Mark Callaghan MO:OhWJorms POMO: &dy Ferlwdet APD 6 TM ICGPNI 'pardon" IC..1' APD MD Chuck Reeves MD Scon!'L 10 ALAN JACKSON 'Plppress MD: George Woll MO: Brian Gary MO NallyYales 2 TRANS 111m5Ta9- GAT, 6R^OG Bnee ;iRLSWYEMWDOD'h4rc SAES. EE. 0eS 000' 9 RASCAL RARSTkse' BROOM Wood' LAS aüs_N- Tv;'ess iHERNOON'YWS" GWTH IOr1PS0eaBVTaxne, WA' WZZKRinningham, AL KENN DEWY T'dae 4 Xl1 MCCOY'WMI' JAKINGRIaMTti2 WKHIGRichmond, VA' PO: Becky Brenner POMI: Rik Shosky WGSOIOOOkeville, TN TOMM' SHAM 6I9631 Wm' KNFM/Odessa- Midland, TX WCKT/FI. Myers, FL PO:Jimice MO: Tony Thomas PO: Gator Harrison PO: John Moesch WOMX/Akron, OH WOENMaeon, GA s, s1 URPM Sor etw PO: Gerry Babb PASO/Johnson Clly, TN WWZDITupelo. MS OMTDMD'. Kevin Mason MD:SewanJames Po: Gerry Marshall MO: Dan Travis LEE ANN WOAACK"SOmemrq WPSK,Hlac sburg, VA w3EG,YNa,HLNNAADi MD: Dam Logan MAO: BIN limp PO: Brian Driver APO MD Laura Starling KRMD/$laamperl, LA SHESAISY 11.-e 3 KERN URBAN Somebody' M TOB1'KE11H'Aaf APGMD: Paul Slone POMO: Jack Douglas KFRGMiverside, CA GAR, BROWS 'Bbd' 11 TIM MCGRMN'Oaldvn' OM/PO: Grog Cole keSSNAVSNCOPYY&re- 1A AABAM -We City, 27 WGGA,Albany, NY 11 RASCAL RATISTIVe' KTST/Oklahoma OK' OMPO. Ray Massie 14 ALAN JACKSON-Rmyes" TX MD'JormsAatkory COm 01010 'Gann' KRYSCorpus Christi, I KNOW URBAN Sdeddy' PO: aua Brindle 14 GARTH BROOKS Sbd WWGRPI. Myers, FL' WWOM,MadisOn, WI' PO: L.J. Smim MO: Don Jeffrey LA DLKSON'Rapers' !DOFF SESSW'tae- PO: Clayton Allen =.t5;Al F,ARS'1Nese- M0.111 Earley PO: Mark Phillips PO: Mark Gamin APORAO:CresA MD: Casks Leu WMTI4JohnstOWn, PA VN MD Mel McKrme NNUE/Tyler-Longview, TX WHIOI/Blueneld, ^y MO: Steve Hart Po. Steve Walker -PBAN SOTtod¡ C/Floa ug. VA' KXKSShrevepoh. LA' Kent POMD: Bill Brock 2 s 2 E,L VASSAR 'CnM- W e-Ivra PDIMD: Larry KBCI /Albugueryue. NM ALM,MCYSON -Rogress' MO: Lara Mosby 100LY/Okhahoma Cry, OK PO: Bret Sharp OM: Gary McCoy A;t,4ASJ', =',ess '. -Own; es RASCAL MTTS Thee TIMMY COCHRAN Le- - RASCAL FLAT'S "Tnese- PASCA .a.-: "ss+se PO: Tommy Caren WYZB/FI. Walton Beach. FL PO: L.J. Smith MO: Robin James POMO: Russ Winston _mÂIEs orlo 'Bar REffi7ALMOOMYOlow" OOD MESURA 'Owe' 1`7,'.. MO1ammy Croise APORAD: Bill Real Na A1. SHEOMSY'MUV: PO: Laura Hussey KIAI.'Mason City, IA rA=tNe:, AOls PO: Jack O'Brien Dir IProg.: Mark Evans Rusk WMZO/Washinglon, DC TRAVIS T.' law' OM. Sul Io LEE ern VAMACKSmetana' oben APD MD. Jennifer Wood OM/PD: Jed Wyat APO.MO: Jim WON/Greensboro, NC WIVKIKnoxville, TN KEITH URBAN 'SOneaody- ROMD. Paul Neumann KAGGIBryan, TX AA'. u s:, -Prowess" =a5s,as-Ore MONO: Jon Amhony MO. Angie Ward OMPD: Michael Hammond AK ,M,'IS OTTO Bai CHRSO' _: k RJMNhorage, PO: Chuck Baker NmIITGOFAERY GENTRY Blom' WPNPPanama City, FL ;i TOMMY SASE STEIMR Yaree MO: Wets Add* P): Melt Valley MD: Kevin O'Connor WKISIMiami. FL' Young 5 MONIGONFm EENrRY Tam- PD: Bill 20 GARD, MOONS 'B'aM- WDEZAVausau. WI NO ,h Cam NC I Po: Bob Barnett r WYCOIDehAK, MI WRNSIGeIHOdlle, Idm1 URBAN'SwIeOOdy M0: Shane Collins WKCOISaginaw, MI rMWY CORRAN 20 &AWE-NOw' WPKXSpnnglleld. MA' -La- LITTLE NGTONN'Chapes' MD: Dadene Everts 25 AW4 AL-CON -CIAO:1,1 PO: Denny Louell 20 JACKSON 'Progress PO'. Wayne Carlyle S MIRE 'NW MAN PO: Mac Daniels OMryO: Rick Walker Tyler MÁStiL 11,1115 'Ti' s RASCAL RATIO T ese- MD:Jessica MD: T.K. Michaels 6 RODNEYATYJNSSrq' APO: Mike Fahey GARTH BROOKSS-Bbwe APDMD: Ron Chasm 15 SHEMISY Wm' KEVIN DENNEr-Cma- MI TOBY KUM'Ree MO: Boomer Lee MMMANIMn labor, KXKGAaIayeM, LA JU DEE MESSNA-Oare' WYRKSumalo. NY 20 DEE MESSINA Vae - 3 AWN leCISON' Po: Barry WFMRSpnngfield, IL 'Tan Mardi! Mee MONTGOMERY GENTRY Town' PO: Reme Rawl WXBMPemacola, FL' PO John Paul SMOASY NO Tom Baker MD: Sun Riley POrMD: Lynn West WICOSalisbury, MD PD: Dave Shepel APOND: Cans Kerner WMILMIlwaukee, WI' WIRKMCd Palm Beach. R' 6 KEITH SeI etway-- 20IN.rvGti'0 'ER.'J,b MO: Spaulding AL WESC/GredMlle, SC MEAN PD: EJ Fea John WOIR,Dmhn, Kerry Wolfe AMIMY 5 DMIPD. LOGIPA -Lie ORA, v..-: ES Gave PO: Mitch Mahan OUATINA scaKe VMwe OM/PD: Brime Legan 10 RASCAL MTTS"These- POMO: David Sommers MONGOMERY 501115Y iwm- APO: Scott Dolphin ALA JAGSON'Proyes AEI:. URBAN 5000000e WNCY/Appleton. WI 0 KEITH URBAN SercOdy- APOND: JR Jackson RASCAL RATS leese- APOND: John RASCAL RArrS Wm( Lamb= MO: UM: Jeff McCarthy 6 CHID BROOK MMA Morgan KHAN/Cedar Rapids, M 'Gotta' 6 ALAN JACKSON '.wares- E :T+' RBAN 5 1 MOWS WRIER -Car KMOLAaFaymM, LA 3 SJmex0- NUS/Springfield, MO PO: Randy Shannon s DIMAND RIO Mess- KSDSL Louis, MD PD: Jeff Winfield 4 YMESORO'Bar WXCIJPeaIa,IL PO: Mike James MO: Mark Lagsnn OMPD. Brad Hansen M0: Marry Braun I MO. 3 AICKVSKAGGSLIe- RNAOaEY'Rem' POMO: Du Deady OawnJOheon MD: T.D. 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Top 01 the Heap me. Professionally speaking, noth- a real resource to work with. And Industry Achievement Award Winners ing could possibly surpass the hon- thanks to Dave Pearlman and Dan or of having this kind of recognition Mason of Infinity for their contin- from the people I respect most. ued support of WBMX. I'm hon- Achievement Awards at this year's I had the honor of handing out the AC and Hot AC Industry Congratulations to all of the nomi- ored and grateful that the industry R&R Convention on June 14. The competition was fierce, and many a nominee was heard to nees in this category. Each is de- recognizes our hard work and pas- - mumble, "It's an honor just to be nominated." Here is the list of those in our industry who serving of this award. I sincerely sion at WBMX." snatched top honors for this year. appreciate this distinction." Music Director Of The Year: Tony Mascaro, ther I nor WLTW would be as suc- two others - and to thank you, Hot AC WPLJ/New York Adult cessful as we are today. Best of all, R &R. It's an honor to be recog- Tony recap- Contemporary they really make coming in to work nized and to be in the same compa- Station Of The Year: tures the title that fun. Thanks also to Erica Farber ny as all the other winners. WBMX/Boston he held two years Station Of The Year: and the whole staff at R &R, who, Congrats to all of them and all the WBMX wrested the title back ago and which WLTW/New York once again, put on a great show in nominees." from KFMB /San Diego, which won was won last WLTW has won this award each Los Angeles." Platinum Label Of The Year: last year and three out of the past year by Mike of the four times that it has been Music Director Of The Year: Columbia four years - except for 2000, when Mullaney from the win went to WBMX. Greg nominated. PD Jim Ryan said, "It's Stella Schwartz, Columbia, the defending champ WBMX/Boston. a team at the Angeles Strassell commented, "Thanks to an effort, from Anita front KOST/Los in this category, has been nominat- "It's honor desk to the best airstaff in the indus- R &R for this honor. We'll do our and a thrill to be "I'm very hon- ed all five years of the award's ex- try; from Andy Rosen in the corner best to continue to earn the respect recognized by ored to accept istence, and this year marks the Tony Mascaro of the industry and to try to make a office to Alex, the new sales assis- this award. I label's third win. On behalf of Co- your peers," said difference for all Hot AC stations by tant. We take winning seriously, want to thank my lumbia, Elaine Locatelli said, "It all Mascaro. "Thanks to R&R, the true a ratings book or the blazing a few more trails. whether it's husband, Pete, starts with the music. Columbia has bible of the industry." R&R Industry Achievement Award. "WBMX is a team. Morning man for all his support been blessed with extraordinary art- Personality /Show Of The John Lander, Asst. PD Mike Mul- We're all very proud to be the lead - and for being un- ists and music. This award ac- Year: Scott & Todd, laney, GM Mark Hannon, Market- ing station in our company, as well derstanding knowledges the ability of our WPLJ New York ing Director Anne Marie Strzelecki, as the leader in our format. Thanks about my long passionate and hard- working team Promotion Director Tanya Gram- to everyone." hours. Of course, to get that music heard. We're tru- mer, Creative Director Damon Oaks Program Director Of The thanks to Jhani ly, madly, deeply thrilled that Co- Stella Schwartz and the entire airstaff of WBMX Year: Ryan, Kaye for believ- lumbia Records has once again Jim have stepped up and continue to de- WLTW/ New York ing in me, thanks to my family and been named R &R's Platinum AC serve this award. They rock!" thanks to my KOST family." Label of the Year." Jim spent a lot Program Director Of The of time onstage Personality/Show Of The Year: Gold Label Of The Year: Year: Greg Strassell, at R&R Conven- Valerie Smaldone, DreamWorks WLTW/New York WBMX/Boston tion 2002, first Marc Ratner said, "From the This is a three - co- moderating a Valerie is the de- DreamWorks adult -formats promo- peat for Greg great panel, and fending champ tion area, thank you so much to ev- Scott & Todd then collecting in this category. eryone in the related music and Strassell - which is fitting, Like WPLJ's Tony Mascaro, two awards. Jim This is her third radio worlds for the gracious recog- considering that Scott & Todd received top honors now holds the nomination and nition. Let me add a special thanks it coincides with two years ago, but they lost out to record for AC second win. She to the two other people who work the L.A. Lakers' WBMX's John Lander last year. Jim Ryan and Hot AC In- commented, "It's specifically in the DreamWorks three -peat victo- Scott Shannon said, "Thanks for dustry Achieve- always such an adult formats area, Norma Manza- ry parade after this award. Despite the fact that ment Award wins, with a phen- honor to be nom- nares and Mark Kargol. Without winning the we've been doing the 'PLJ mom - omenal five in a row. Of his second inated, and to their help, we could never accom- NBA finals. Stras- ing show for I I years, Todd and I award this year, Ryan said, `I've got win for a second plish what we're able to for our art- Greg Strassell Valerie Sm./done sell said, "You still show up at 4:30 every morning five of these now, but each year it's year in a row is a ists. Lastly, a huge thank you to mean Kevin Weatherly didn't win to prepare. I truly believe that we a bigger thrill to win than the year great thrill. The R &R Award is a DreamWorks' regional promotion this award too? He wins everything share just as much enthusiasm to- before. However, this award really huge event in the industry, judging managers. Without them, we would else! Thanks to all of the Infinity day as on the day we started work- should go to Asst. PD Bridget Sul- by the number of congratulatory e- all be lost." livan and Program Coordinator mails I've received. I want to thank Hot AC programmers, who share a ing together." Label Executive Of The Year: lot of ideas with me on our Infinity Morgan Prue, who make me look Jim Ryan for flying cross -country Elaine Locatelli, Columbia good every day. Without them, nei- with my plaque - along with his Hot AC conference calls. They are Continued on Page 61 Elaine shared this award last LABEL of the YEAR AC year with Mark LABEL of the YEAR Hot AC Rizzo from Cap- itol. Elaine has PLATINUM GOLD been nominated PLATINUM GOLD all five years that this award has been given, and she has won it COLUMBIA COLUMBIA the last four. 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TOTAL - GROSS AEEKS ON TOTAL STA'.O'S ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) FLAYS PLAYS OI,'PRESSIO'S CHART ADDS Most Added www.rradds.com 1 1 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 2589 -61 323165 20 121/0

2 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman (It's Not Easy) (Aware/Columbia) 2378 +11 315057 32 119/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(G) ADDS 5 JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are (143/Reprise) 2126 +129 248158 13 112/0 JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) 39 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 3 4 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Hero (Interscope) 2090 -176 270722 36 120/0 13 BEN GREEN Two To One (Artemis) 8 4 5 MARC ANTHONY I Need You (Columbia) 2031 -57 256061 19 114/0 STEVE HOLY Good Moming Beautiful (Curb) 8 6 Q JO DEE MESSINA Bring On The Rain (Curb) 1901 +66 197761 20 106 /0 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 7 8 Q LONESTAR I'm Already There (BNA) 1576 +33 200971 42 108 /0 TAMARA WALKER Angel Eyes (Curb) 7 7 8 MICHAEL BOLTON Only A Woman Like You (Jive) 1545 -114 177047 17 110/0 MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 7 9 9 MATCHBOX TWENTY If You're Gone (Lava/Atlantic) 1388 -44 169793 78 109/0 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Do It For Love (BMG Menage) 6 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 6 15 BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) 1342 +203 183767 5 103/4 GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again (Capitol) 5 12 m DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Do It For Love (BMG/Heritage) 1342 +115 169574 6 103/6 BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) 4 10 ® TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) 1342 +14 212948 49 84/0 ELTON JOHN Original Sin (Rocket/Universal) 4 11 13 ENYA Wild Child (Reprise) 1265 -46 134122 18 98/0 BARRY MANILOW They Dance! (Concord) 4 16 al VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 1228 +107 177107 9 77(7 KATHY MATTEA They Are The Roses (Narada) 4 BERTIE HIGGINS Just Another Day (Independent) 4 14 15 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON So Complicated (Arista) 1133 -22 103768 15 95/2 13 16 BONNIE RAITT I Can't Help You Now (Capitol) 1078 -78 104887 14 101/0 Most Increased 20 m SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/lnterscope) 766 +171 100623 7 51/6 17 18 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 733 -173 148216 14 75/0 Plays 19 JENNIFER LOPEZ Alive (Epic) 699 +63 79184 7 71/3 TOTAL tri PLAY

ARTIST -- E LABEL(S) R'CREASE 18 20 ALL -4 -ONE & JIM BRICKMAN Beautiful As U (AMC) 457 -271 46554 14 78/0

BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) +203 25 ® CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 452 +160 112627 2 55/13 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) +171 21 CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 432 +12 103897 11 23/1 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) +160 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS 22 ® Escape (Interscope) 396 +8 96548 8 28/2 JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are (143/Reprise) +129 23 m ELTON JOHN Original Sin (Rocket/Universal) 364 +57 89614 4 50/4 MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) +122 24 ® JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 327 +26 29705 5 35/0 D. HALL & J. OATES Do It For Love (BMG /Heritage) +115 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) +107 28 m TAMARA WALKER Angel Eyes (Curb) 291 +85 23582 3 53/7 CELINE DION That's The Way It Is (Epic) +100 30 GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again (Capitol) 267 +68 22916 5 44/5 ® TAMARA WALKER Angel Eyes (Curb) +85 BARRY MANILOW +52 22610 4 40/4 27 They Dance! (Concord) 258 MARK SCHULTZ He's My Son (Word/Epic) +68 )Debut> e MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 252 +122 63843 1 40/7 GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again (Capitol; +68 26 30 BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love (Arista) 248 -40 21588 9 35/0 Most Played 121 AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 5/16-6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed first. Recurrents Songs between No. 11 and No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 50 weeks. Songs below No.15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number -OTAL of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS songs with the greatest week -to -week increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 1001. Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R. In ENYA Only Time (Reprise) 1349

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance (MCA/Universal) 1294 New & Active DIDO Thankyou (Arista) 1252

SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia) 985

MICHAEL DAMIAN Shadows In The Night (Modern Voices/Weir Bros.) STEELY Simple Girl (NFE) LEANN RIMES I Need You (Curb) 911 Total Plays: 206. Total Stations: 33, Adds: 2 Total Plays: 114, Total Stations: 25, Adds: 2 FAITH HILL There You'll Be (Warner Bros.) 875

'N SYNC This I Promise You (Jive) 839 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.) 830 Total Plays: 204. Total Stations: 14. Adds: 1 Total Plays: 80. Total Stations: 42, Adds: 39 DIAMOND RIO One More Day (Arista) 812 H. LEWIS & G. PALTROW Cruisin' (Hollywood) 808 KATHY MATTEA They Are The Roses (Narada) BEN GREEN Two To One (Artemis) Total Plays: 171, Total Stations: 34, Adds: 4 Total Plays: 49, Total Stations: 20, Adds: 8 R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. See all of our monitored reporters at PET SHOP BOYS Home And Dry (Sanctuary/SRG) www.radioandrecords.com. Songs ranked by total plays Total Plays: 143, Total Stations: 28, Adds: 3 i-

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Columbia is a dual winner in the AC and Hot AC categories. This Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn is its second win in a row in this category and its fourth nomination in a row. Pete Cosenza said, `It's a great honor to win this award BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am(A &M/lnterscope) 4.06 3.97 72% 10% 4.13 74% 9% again in 2002. 1 think that the format has come a long way. On be- MATCHBOX TWENTY If You're Gone(LavalAtlantic) 4.02 4.02 96% 36% 4.06 96% 36% half of everyone at Columbia, we thank you, and we really appreci- LONESTAR I'm 4.01 4.00 95°/o 34% 4.13 96°/o 30% Already There(BNA) ate this award." JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are(143/Reprise) 3.99 4.03 75% 16°/o 4.03 79% 16% Gold Label Of The Year: DreamWorks HALL & OATES Do It For Love(BMG/Heritage) 3.97 4.00 67% 8°/o 4.04 70% 5 CELINE DION A New Day HasCome(Epic) 3.96 3.91 96% 30 % 3.94 97% 32% DreamWorks wins this award in both the AC and Hot AC cate- VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles(A &M/Interscope) 3.95 3.85 71% 15% 3.95 69% 11% gories. This is the company's third win in this category. Marc Rat- is CALLING Wherever You Will Go(RCA) 3.93 3.96 77% 17% 3.99 76 % 139'ó ner said, "The DreamWorks building totally excited about the awards that we were honored with last week at the convention. We MARC ANTHONY I Need You(Columbia) 3.83 3.90 91°/o 25% 3.83 93% 24 % are a small, relatively new company people often forget that FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman (It's Not Easy)(Aware/Columbia) 3.83 3.91 94% 38°/o 3.83 94% 37/ - because of the amazing familiarity of our name - and we all work ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Hero (Interscope) 3.82 3.73 95% 41% 3.91 96% 39% very hard, love what we do and are extremely passionate about our 9% GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again(Capitol) 3.82 3.67 55°/o 9% 3.89 60% artists. ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (Interscope) 3.79 3.76 80% 21% 3.87 77 18% "The music is what makes everything work, and we owe a spe- SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 3.79 3.74 81% 16% 3.75 80% 15% cial debt of gratitude to ourA &R staff, because, without their amaz- LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather(J) 3.78 3.81 68 % 11 °/ 3.86 72% 9% ing ability to find and nurture so many great artists, the other

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance (Universal) 3.77 3.82 96% 49% 3.83 98°/o 50% departments wouldn't be able to promote, publicize and sell this ALL-4-0 NE Beautiful As U(AMC) 3.73 3.71 66% 15% 3.78 72% 13% wonderful music. A hearty Dream Works thank you to everyone we MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted(Maverick/WB) 3.72 3.78 60% 12% 3.71 55°/o 9% work so closely with day in and day out in all facets of this wonder- ful business." JOHN MAYER No Such Thing(AwareColumbia) 3.71 3.59 48°/o 8% 3.74 46 % 6% BARRY MANILOW They Dance! (Concord) 3.71 58°/o 11% 3.84 63°/o 9% Label Executive Of The Year: CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON Complicated(Arista) 3.69 3.49 66% 19% 3.73 67% 17% Mark Ratner, DreamWorks

TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me)(Columbia) 3.67 3.69 93% 41% 3.74 93% 39% Personally, this is the first time I've been JO DEE MESSINA Bring On The Rain(Curb) 3.65 3.73 82% 23 % 3.69 82°/o 22% nominated for an R &R Industry Achievement ELTON JOHN Original Sin (Rocket/Universal) 3.64 3.72 57% 12% 3.56 59% 14% Award and, therefore, the first time I've won ENYA Only Time(Reprise) 3.62 3.66 95% 45% 3.54 96% 48% one. Thanks to everyone in all facets of this MICHAEL BOLTON Only A Woman Like You (Jive) 3.61 3.59 83% 24 % 3.79 87 % 21% industry, radio and records - gee, I got the BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love (Arista) 3.56 3.68 61% 12% 3.56 68°/o 14% name of the newspaper in! We are essentially a small business world that totally depends ENYA Wild Child(Reprise) 3.38 3.42 87 % 37 % 3.31 89°/o 41% on one other. It truly is a business about relation- BONNIE RAITT I Can't Help You Now(Capitol) 3.35 3.43 63% 16% 3.39 64% 14% ships. JENNIFER LOPEZ Alive (Epic) 3.34 3.43 62% 18% 3.35 64% 19% "I was not able to attend the awards presen- Total sample size is 315 respondents. Total average favorabilily estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5=like very much). Total familiarity tation because it was also my father's 80th represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the birthday, 3,000 miles away, but what a great song. Sample composition is based on persons 12H. TO = Target Demo (Females 25 -54). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed. they can take the Mark Ratner music test based on their tormat/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions present for both of us, to hear about winning of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations by calling the award while we were driving together to his party. I'm sending 818/3774300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. the plaque to him as a special birthday present." Reporters

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As I go over my power scores and corn- pare those to the number of calls WGYL has received regarding one particular art- ist, one thing is for sure; Josh Groban is an amazing young talent. Is Josh Groban artist twit Mike Fitzgerald the missing element AC music has been FL PO. WGYLNerO Beach, looking for? Perhaps, when surrounded ARTIST: Bonnie Raitt by our core artists, such as Celine Dion or Elton John, his talents stand all among the best. When LABEL: Capitol

Groban sings, the phones ring. With appearances on the By KID KELLY /AC -HOT AC EDITOR mighty Oprah show and Delilah, with 200 -plus affiliates, Though she was born in Burbank, CA and Josh is a voice that is destined to become an AC standard. grew up in the Los Angeles area, Bonnie Other artists who are holding strong for WGYL include Raiff spent every summer for almost a decade Enrique Iglesias and "Hero," Marc Anthony with "I Need at a camp in the Adirondacks run by Quaker friends of her parents, and that's where she feels You," Jo Dee Messina's "Bring on the Rain" and Five For she developed her lifelong passion for peace, Fighting's "Superman (It's Not Easy)." It's an exciting time for AC radio and, civil rights and political action. She received her first guitar as a Christmas gift at age 8, and by with the advent of the Personal People Meter courtesy of Arbitron I be- - - 21, after a few years honing her sound in East lieve AC will have an overall stronger presence in future trends and ratings. Coast coffeehouses and at folk and blues reviv- Bonnie Raitt als on the road, she'd landed a major -label deal. Bonnie says, "No one was more surprised

than I was that I got a record contract at 21. Sud- Grammy catapulted my record to No. I , and I Avril Lavigne's "Complicated" does Arista's denly my hobby was my career." Her debut al- was off on tour, playing for up to 20,000 people Steve Bartels, Etoile Zisselman and crew proud, bum showed the beginnings of what would be- a night." come her trademark mix of R &B and rock. She Bonnie has since received several more well - moving 9 -6" with a solid gain of 253 plays and began touring almost nonstop, creating a core deserved Grammys, and she's now enjoying a certain future top five status ... Kroeger & Scott of rabid fans - and developing the taste for calmer lifestyle, spending time mountain -biking, excess that life on the road can bring. hiking, practicing yoga and enjoying family and take their Spider -Man cue and web -sling "Herd' Bonnie struggled with addiction, but she'd friends. But don't let that fool you: She's in no (Roadrunner /Columbia/IDJMG) 260 plays into long been in recovery by the time she signed way lost her magic touch. Have you ever been with Capitol in 1989. She teamed with producer to a Bonnie Raitt concert? I never had until the top 10 ... Alanis Morissette makes her Don Was (yes, of "Walk the Dinosaur" fame), Capitol's New York VP/Adult Promo, Mark move with "Precious Illusions" (Maverick/Re- and that collaboration led to her breakthrough Rizzo, invited me along for a night of fun with album, 1989's Grammy- winning Nick Time. partner-in -crime Joe Rainey. Bonnie had the en- prise), jumping 29 -25' and up 180 plays ... Dave Matthews Band's "Where Are of She followed that up with 1991's Luck of the tire audience dancing in the aisles! You Going" (RCA) shows consistent growth, adding 1E4 plays ... Debuting: Our Draw, which included the hits "Something to By the way, in case you're wondering, the lat- Lady Peace's "Somewhere Out There" (Columbia) aid Norah Jones' "Don't Talk About" and "I Can't Make You Love Me." est single from Bonnie's long -anticipated Silver Rain says, "It was like winning the lottery. The Lining is called "I Can't Help You Now," and it Know Why" NoteNirgin) ... At AC, Bryan Adams &M /Interscope) is Most (Blue (A impacted at Hot AC on June 10. We're all famil- Increased for the second consecutive week and moves 15 -10`. up 203 plays, TELL US WHAT iar with the hold Bonnie has on her loyal fans, YOU THINK! but let's not forget how much appeal to the main- with "Here I Am "... Sheryl Crow's "Soak Up the Sun" (A &M /Interscope) contin- stream she really has. Women identify with her ues up the chart and moves 20 -17', increasing by 171 plays ... Celine Dion's Share your opinion music, and they relate to her unique approach, which combines class, style and comfort. She "I'm Alive" (Epic) is up 160 plays and already at No. 21 after just two weeks. De- about this column - go to projects a vibe that says, "Feel good about your- buting this week: Marc Anthony's "I've Got You" (Columbia). www.radioandrecords.corn and self, and remember to love yourself." Bonnie click the Message Boards button. - Kid Kelly, AC/Hot AC Editor Raitt is the embodiment of cool for the 30 -some- thing and beyond generation.

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TOTAL THIS TOTAL .I - GROSS WEEKS ON STATIONS/ PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ACIDS exJST ._' ARTIST - PLAYS Most Added® www.rradds.com 18 88/0 1 1 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 3834 -139 396388

ARTIST'. E LASE .S. ADDS 2 0 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 3377 +40 334982 17 85/1 SPLENDER Save It For Later (J) 16 3 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (DreamWorks) 3296 +30 358004 15 83/1 0 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue Note/Virgin) 15 -41 315987 40 88/0 4 CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 3063 BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 14 6 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) 2654 +60 281241 19 86/0 JACK JOHNSON Rake (Enjoy/Universal) 9 LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 9 9 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 2648 +253 271187 11 82/1 OUR DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 6 7 NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 2481 -65 250833 34 81/1 ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 5 5 8 G00 GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 2436 -208 231988 16 80/0 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 4 8 9 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 2391 -44 226718 22 69/1 311 Amber (Volcano) 4

11 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 2261 +260 231537 7 79/4 STRETCH PRINCESS Freakshow (Wind -up) 4 DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL Screaming... (Vagrant) 4 10 11 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 2215 -148 230207 24 74/0 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 4 12 ® DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 1985 +164 222211 6 82/1 13 13 TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) 1782 -1 164291 68 84/0 Most Increased 14 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 1769 +105 160123 9 59/3 Plays 15 15 JEWEL Standing Still (Atlantic) 1495 -120 146995 36 70/0 TOTAL 1E 16 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 1435 -68 149903 18 49/0 PLAY

ARTIST - " i _ =cc_ S INCREASE 17 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 1373 +77 111061 10 36/3 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (RoadrunnenColumb'IDJMG) +260 1E CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 1300 +117 96658 5 67/3 o AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) +253 19 19 CALLING Adrienne (RCA) 1094 -5 98683 9 66/2 ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) +180

21 THE CORRS When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 1044 +70 119564 8 61/2 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) +178 MATTHEWS Are You (RCA) +164 20 21 RUBYHORSE Sparkle (Island/IDJMG) 978 -22 108166 8 57/2 DAVE BAND Where Going CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) +117 22 e DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) 977 +54 87647 6 60/1 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) +105 24 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 932 +64 113628 7 53/9 e COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/lnterscope) +90 23 LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 929 +30 69784 20 28/0 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) +83 23 e ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 868 +180 88919 3 57/5 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) +81 25 26 SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 839 -12 63764 8 38/0

27 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 805 +54 54247 7 45/3 Most Played 3o COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/Interscope) 756 +90 97993 5 49/2 Recurrents NICKELBACK Too 735 +43 7 27/1 28 Bad (Roadrunner/ IDJMG) 41643 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABELS) PLAYS ?1 m DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 619 +83 50392 3 33/6 LIFEHOUSE Hanging By A Moment (DreamWorks) 1474 26 31 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Easy Tonight (Aware/Columbia) 605 -194 51474 15 42/0 CREED My Sacrifice (Wind -up) 1427 ;2 e MOBY We Are All Made Of Stars (V2) 533 +31 68185 4 37/0 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman... (Aware/Columbia) 1398 36 e SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 489 +81 47561 2 36/3 ALANIS MORISSETTE Hands Clean (Maverick/Reprise) 1187 33 34 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (Interscope) 461 -19 61329 7 13/0 DIDO Thankyou (Arista) 1000 STAIND It's Been Awhile /Elektra/EEG) 35 35 ABANDONED POOLS Remedy (Extacy) 432 -8 48370 5 31/0 (Flip 949 SUGAR RAY When Its Over (Lava/Atlantic) 877 34 36 COURSE OF NATURE Caught In The Sun ( Lava/Atlantic) 410 -56 25251 6 22/0 MATCHBOX TWENTY If You're Gone (Lava/Atlantic) 869 ¡Debut> e OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 352 +55 33587 2 33/9 3 DOORS DOWN Be Like That (Republic/Universal) 846 ¡Debut> NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue Note/Virgin) 338 +178 45272 1 30/15 UNCLE KRACKER Follow Me (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 835

39 39 FAMILIAR 48 The Question (MCA) 329 -23 24575 5 23/0 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND The Space Between (RCA) 824 PINK Get The Party Started (Arista) 813 37 40 LENNY KRAVITZ Stillness Of Heart (Virgin) 305 -95 29987 14 20/0 NELLY FURTADO I'm Like A Bird (DreamWorks) 795 9G Hot AC reporters. Mondored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the alrolay 'reek of 6/16-6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. first. Scngs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to RAR by each reporting See all of our monitored reporters station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week-to -week increases at in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Ouarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from www.radioandrecords.com. the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002. The Arbitron Company). (CI 2002, RAR, Inc. 311 amber Modern AC BDS 38 -34* New This Week: Tour Starts Aug.l Oth WTMX /Chicago WVTI WRMF KALZ

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Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn Most Added® NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle(Dream Works) 4.16 4.21 94% 30% 4.12 92% 33% DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated(Arista) 4.11 4.10 78% 12% 4.13 75 % 11% CHAD KROEGER F /JOSEY SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia /IDJMG) 4.10 4.15 88% 18% 4.10 88% 16% COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/lnterscope) JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 4.08 4.12 75% 16% 4.07 79% 15% ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) GOO G00 DOLLS Here Is Gone(Warner Bros.) 4.07 4.13 91% 18% 4.04 90% 18% ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (lnterscope) CALLING Wherever You Will Gc(RCA) 4.03 4.02 95% 42% 4.06 95% 41% DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) CALLING Adrienne(RCA) 3.99 3.97 72% 8% 4.01 70% 6% DROPLINE Fly Away From Here LIFEHOUSE Hanging By A Moment(DreamWorks) 3.99 4.04 98% 50% 4.01 98% 53% (...Day) (143 /Reprise) DEFAULT Wasting My Time(TVT) 3.99 4.09 90% 33% 4.00 89% 35% NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.98 3.98 86% 25 % 3.91 86% 25 % MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted(Maverick/WB) 3.95 3.99 93% 33% 3.88 94% 33% VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M /lnterscope) 3.94 3.98 89% 34% 3.93 88% 35% New & Active PUDDLE OF MUDO Blurry (Flawless/Geffen /lnterscope) 3.91 3.92 95% 43% 3.90 95% 46% DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 3.88 3.99 71% 14 % 4.01 75% 13% UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red (lnterscope) NICKELBACK How You Remind Me(Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.87 3.90 99% 56% 3.86 99% 58% Total Plays: 295, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 0 LINKIN PARK In The End(WarnerBros.) 3.87 3.94 96% 49% 3.95 96 % 47% SHEILA NICHOLLS Faith (Essexgirl/Hollywood) CREED One Last Breath(Wind -up) 3.85 3.86 74% 16% 3.74 73% 18% Total Plays: 270, Total Stations: 26, Adds: 2

TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me)(Columbia) 3.81 3.80 98 % 57°/D 3.81 99 °/n 59% 311 Amber (Volcano) DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle(Immergent) 3.79 3.83 48% 7% 3.75 45% 8% Total Plays: 258, Total Stations: 23, Adds: 4 COUNTING CROWS American Girls(Geffen /lnterscope) 3.78 3.85 50% 6 % 3.80 49% 5% CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON So Complicated (Arista) FIVE FOR FIGHTING Easy Tonight(A ware/Columbia) 3.73 3.74 71% 20% 3.78 73 % 18% Total Plays: 246, Total Stations: 24. Adds: 3 % ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 3.66 45% 70/0 3.81 47% 5 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) RUBYHORSE Sparkle (lsland/IDJMG) 3.65 3.79 45% 8% 3.70 46% 9% Total Plays: 218, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 0 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me(Arista) 3.60 3.62 90 % 40% 3.63 91% 38% REMY ZERO Perfect Memory (I'll...) (Elektra/EEG) SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun(A &M/lnterscope) 3.58 3.69 940/0 33% 3.44 95% 37% Total Plays: 174, Total Stations: 20, Adds: 1 CORRS FBONO When The Stars Go Blue(143/Lava/Atlantic) 3.53 3.63 530/0 12% 3.58 55% 10% OASIS Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Epic) JEWEL Standing Still(Atlantic) 3.48 3.53 94% 47% 3.57 96% 46% Total Plays: 134, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 1 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 3.47 3.53 91% 36 % 3.58 92% 340/0 STRETCH PRINCESS Freakshow (Wind -up) LENNY KRAVITZ Stillness Of Heart(Virgin) 3.39 3.37 71% 20% 3.41 73% 20% Total Plays: 129, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 4 SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes(Epic) 3.24 3.28 89% 44% 3.41 90 41% KASEY CHAMBERS Not Pretty Enough (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 128, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 0 Total sample size is 908 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much. 5 =like very much). Total familiarity

represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the ALANA DAVIS I Am Free (Elektra/EEG) song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Females 18 -34). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the Total Plays: 124, Total Stations: 15. Adds: 1 music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations by calling Songs ranked by total plays 4818/377-5300. RateTheMusic.com dala is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. Reporters

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www.americanradiohistory.com Smooth Jazz June 28, 2002 R &R 65 CAROL ARCHER archer @rad ioandrecords. corn STATION of the YEAR Smooth Jazz

WNUA 9S.5

May I Have The Envelope, Please?

WNUA /Chicago wins fifth consecutive Station of the Year honor, plus PD and MD awards; Warner Bros: Lewow is a four -time winner

Achievement is defined as "a result gained by effort" or "a great or heroic deed." Seen in Platinum Label Of The Year: this category. She says, "As you those terms, the entire Smooth Jazz community deserves the utmost respect for its collec- Blue Note know, Warner Bros. Jazz is a team of crazy, talented individuals who all tive contributions, which have established this format as a mainstream, mass- appeal leader. Bruce Lundvall, President of Plat- bring special talents to the mission. 1 inum Label of the Year Blue Note, tHeartfelt congratulations to all, including R &R's 2002 Smooth Jazz Industry Achievement Award could not work as effectively without tells R&R, "This has been an extraor- field nominees. them, nor have nearly as much fun as honorees, winners among an outstanding of dinary year for Blue Note. The unflag- I do, so props to our WB/Jazz crew! ging support of the radio community Station Of The Year: blessing! 1 get to listen to music ev- It also helps to have the best artists in in helping us develop and expose our WNUA/Chicago ery day and call it work. I'm one of the business on contemporary jazz roster makes re- those wacky music directors who ac- our roster; what a Clear Channel's WNUA enjoys the ceiving this award an even greater tually enjoys talking to the record joy to work their d stinction of having earned Station of honor." community. It's an honor that John the Year honors for five consecutive music! I love my and Bob have entrusted me with help- years. Indeed, the station is the sole Gold Label Of The Year: job! ing shape the sound of one of Ameri- winner in the category since R &R Concord "Seriously, I ca's great radio stations." sincerely enjoy introduced the Industry Achievement Concord Records President Glen almost every sin- Awards in 1998. WNUA has distin- Personality /Show Of The Barros says, "For nearly 30 years, gle aspect of this guished itself through the years by Year: KTWV (The Wave)/ Concord Records has been proud to crazy business, connecting all the dots - accurately Los Angeles' produce quality recordings, first in tra- Bob Kaake Carl Anderson and how many gauging the needs and tastes of its tar- Dave Koz In The Morning ditional and Latin jazz and now in Deborah Lewow people can say get audience (first among the 2001 too; since then, in addition to many other genres, including smooth They don't just pretend: Dave Koz that about their fundamentals of ratings success) and programming WNUA, he has been jazz. This is the product of working and co-host Pat Prescott (honored as work? Cliche or not, I am so honored demonstrating dynamic, proactive given responsibilities as OM of AC with extraordinary artists and such SJ Personality in 2001 for her work to be nominated among such a won- leadership. It has killer programming, sister station WLIT/Chicago. Kaake great partners as Stretch Records, Peak at WQCD/New York) are longtime derful group of hard -working promo- ncluding spot -on music; creative, says, "Great station, great staff, Records and Playboy Jazz We are also friends in real life too. As KTWV PD fessionals. I'm so surprised when aggressive sales and marketing; and great music! Hey, it's easy to look thankful for the continued and enthu- Chris Brodie says, "The secret to a win! Thanks to everyone in the what is undeniably one of the most good when you have that kind of siastic support of the radio industry, as great team is chemistry. There's no Smooth Jazz family: I love you, man!' talented airstaffs in radio today: Ram- deal. Seriously, though, I'd like to well as R &R, who have consistently doubt that the incredible chemistry sey Lewis and Karen Williams, Rick thank the people I work with be- embraced our label and its music. It is between Dave and Pat creates magic O'Dell and Danae Alexander. cause they make it a lot of fun for truly gratifying to receive a reward for R on the air. That their colleagues chose TALK BACK TO &R! WNUA's founding GM, John Geh- me every day. Even with all the tur- something we love to do." to validate that fact is a great joy to ron, who recently returned to Chica- moil and uncertainty radio has been all of us at The Wave." Do you have questions, comments go as Clear Channel's Regional VP/ going through, you've got to have Label Executive Of The Year: or feedback regarding this column Market Manager after attaining nota- a little fun at work or you'll go nuts. Warner Bros. Jazz VP /Jazz & or other issues? ble success in a variety of other radio And it's up to us to find the fun, so Smooth Jazz Promotion situations, tells R &R, "Bob Kaake don't forget to look for it!" Deborah Lewow Call me at 310 -788 -1665 and Carl Anderson have done a great or e-mail: Music Director Of The Year: In addition to earning VP stripes job of continuing to move WNUA Carl Anderson, recently, Warner Bros.' Deborah archer @radioandrecords.com forward. It's gratifying for me to see WNUA/Chicago Lewow receives her fourth award in how far the format has progressed since my first time as GM and the Anderson, who also serves as continued support the industry has WNUA's Asst. PD, has keen instincts given WNUA. It's exciting to see the for Smooth Jazz, and he openly ex- vitality of the Smooth Jazz format and plores and challenges its boundaries. how WNUA stays on top of evolving He has earned respect as a format Dave Koz & Pat Prescott listener tastes." leader and advocate, and he is among Koz says, "I've learned one very a shrinking handful of music directors Program Director Of The important thing being on the radio at with the confidence to break records Year: Bob Kaake, KTWV: Good things happen you on a regular basis. And in a top five if WNUA/Chicago hang around Pat Prescott. I'm deeply market, no less! honored and flattered even to be nominat- Kaake took home PD honors in Anderson comments, "What a ed in the company of the Smooth Jazz radio personalities in this category." LABEL of the YEAR Smooth Jazz Prescott adds, "It is so gratifying to be recognized for doing something you PLATINUM GOLD love. To have received this award for my work on both coasts is extra spe- cial. It's a joy to work with Dave; our producer, Rosemary Jimenez; and ev- 910111/1111E119 eryone at The Wave. My sincere BLUE NOTE. thanks to Tim Pohlman and Chris Bro- Music director duties, breaking records and pulling top-rated airshifts die for their faith that Dave and I will - a goddess' work is never done! And then there's the mandate to Concord create a successful Smooth Jazz morn- groove. How do they do it? Ask KWJZ/Seattle MD Dianna Rose, WLOQ/ Records ing show and for presenting me with Orlando MD Patricia James and KIFM/San Diego Asst. PD /MD Kelly Cole, the most interesting and challenging grooving here during R &R Convention 2002. radio experience I've had so far."

www.americanradiohistory.com 66 rie%Smooth Jazz Top 30 June 28, 2002 TOTAL .I- GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS' WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABELS) PLAYS PLAYS RIPRESSIONS CHART ADDS Io01 Most Added®

1 1 PETER WHITE Bueno Funk (Columbia) 863 -11 133772 15 41/0 ARTIST -S L4BEL(SI ADDS 2 2 CRAIG CHAQUICO Luminosa (Higher Octave) 836 -4 114994 11 39/0 CHUCK LOEB Sarao (Shanachie) 9 4 BONEY JAMES RPM (Warner Bros.) 797 +95 122074 12 39/0 GERALD ALBRIGHT Ain't No Stoppin' (GRPNMG) 6

3 4 JEFF GOLUB Cut The Cake (GRPNMG) 729 -52 113358 19 37/0 FOURPLAY Rollin' (Bluebird/RCA Victor) 6 6 5 ALFONZO BLACKWELL Funky Shuffle (Shanachie) 607 -54 69575 26 33/0 NORMAN BROWN Just Chillin' (WamerBros.) 4 8 0 JOYCE COOLING Daddy -0 (GRPNMG) 569 +25 74690 13 38/0 EUGE GROOVE Slam Dunk (Warner Bros.) 4 JONATHAN BUTLER Wake Up (Warner Bros.) 4 5 7 JIMMY SOMMERS Lowdown (Higher Octave) 554 -111 56882 22 29/0 MARC ANTOINE Cruisin' (GRPNMG) 4 9 DOWN TO THE BONE Electra Glide (GRPNMG) 541 +54 90021 9 37/0 K. WHALUM F/P. WHITE Playing With Fire (Warner6ros.) 4 7 9 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 539 -19 66785 10 38/2 MICHAEL MANSON Outer Drive (A440 Music Group) 4 11 JOE SAMPLE X Marks The Spot (PRNGRPNMG) 525 +56 71560 7 42/2 10 m STEVE COLE So Into You (Atlantic) 471 0 84381 15 36/0 Most Increased 12 12 BOZ SCAGGS Miss Riddle (Virgin) 450 -18 36123 17 29/0 Plays

14 BRAXTON BROTHERS Whenever I See You (Peak) 431 +8 62641 12 37/0 TOTAL PLAY 13 14 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 431 -31 42377 18 28/0 ARTIST T1- LE INCREASE 16 KIM WATERS In The House (Shanachie) 428 +38 76786 8 36/1 BONEY JAMES RPM (Warner Bros.) +95 15 BRIAN CULBERTSON Without Your Love (Warner Bros.) 425 +19 50686 7 37/1 CHUCK LOEB Sarao (Shanachie) +69 NORMAN BROWN Just Chillin' (Warner Bros.) +67 17 LARRY CARLTON Morning Magic (Warner Bros.) 415 +28 80249 5 38/2 EUGE GROOVE Slam Dunk (Warner Bros.) +62 19 SPECIAL EFX Cruise Control (Shanachie) 393 +36 67875 5 35/1 JOE SAMPLE X Marks The Spot (PRA/GRPNMG) +56 18 19 RICHARD ELLIOT Shotgun (GRPNMG) 317 -68 51167 16 25/1 FOURPLAY Rotin' (Bluebird/RCA Victor) +55 21 m GERALD ALBRIGHT Ain't No Stoppin' (GRPNMG) 264 +45 45919 3 30/6 DOWN TO THE BONE Electra Glide (GRPNMG) +54 25 ® NORMAN BROWN Just Chillin' (Warner Bros.) 261 +67 46007 2 30/4 GERALD ALBRIGHT Ain't No Stoppin' (GRPNMG) +45 +38 23 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 215 +2 25270 4 18/3 KIM WATERS In The House (Shanachie) SPECIAL EFX Cruise Control (Shanachie) +36 24 23 JOE MCBRIDE Woke Up This Morning (Heads Up) 211 -1 29989 3 22/3 22 24 DAVID LANZ That Smile (Decca) 204 -13 11435 15 19/0 Most Played [Debut> ® EUGE GROOVE Slam Dunk (Warner Bros.) 203 +62 37786 1 26/4 20 26 KEVIN TONEY Passion Dance (Shanachie) 202 -56 40378 15 19/0 Recurrents

(Debut> ® JONATHAN BUTLER Wake Up (Warner Bros.) 170 +22 25304 1 20/4 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 26 28 CHRIS BOTTI Through An Open Window (Columbia) 170 -12 12403 10 16/0 DAVID BENOIT Snap! (GRPNMG) 261 28 SADE Somebody Already Broke My... (Epic) 167 +11 19811 2 14/2 e PIECES OF A DREAM Night Vision (Heads Up) 260 1Debut> ®i 1 CHUCK LOEB Sarao (Shanachie) 164 +69 31042 23/9 SADE Lovers Rock (Epic) 165 KIRK WHALUM Try (Warner Bros.) 152 reporters. ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs 42 Smooth Jazz Songs GREGG KARUKAS Night Shift (N- Coded) 144 are tied in total plays, the song with the most stations is placed first. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to RSA by each reporting station. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals ENYA Only Time (Reprise) 144 Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The ERIC MARIENTHAL Lefty's Lounge (Peak) 136 Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R&R, Inc. MARC ANTOINE On The Strip (GRPNMG) 117 CHUCK LOEB Pocket Change (Shanachie) 107

New & Active GERALD VEASLEY Do I Do (Heads Up) 90 JEFF LORBER Ain't Nobody (Samson/Gold Circle) 87 ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY Tuff Puzzle (Higher Octave) CHRIS STANDRING Through The Looking Glass (Instinct) DIANA KRALL The Look Of Love (VerveNMG) 79 Total Plays: 163, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 66. Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0 STING Fragile (A &M/Interscope) 64 3RD FORCE I Believe In You (Higher Octave) PAUL HARDCASTLE Desire (Trippin' N Rhythm) PETER WHITE Turn It Out (Columbia) 61 Total Plays: 162, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 64. Total Stations: 8, Adds: 1 LARRY CARLTON Deep Into It (Wamer Bros.) 48 GREG ADAMS Roadhouse (Ripa) JULIA FORDHAM F/INDIA.ARIE Concrete Love (Vanguard) BRIAN CULBERTSON All About You (Atlantic/WB) 47 Total Plays: 162. Total Stations: 14. Adds:1 Total Plays: 63. Total Stations: 6, Adds: 2 WAYMAN TISDALE Can't Hide Love (Atlantic) 43 WILL DOWNING I Can't Help It (GRPNMG) FOURPLAY Rollin' (Bluebird /RCA Victor) Total Plays: 121, Total Stations: 8, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 56, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 6 RICHARD ELLIOT Crush (GRPNMG) 42 FATTBURGER Evil Ways (Shanachie) 36 VICTOR FIELDS Walk On By (Regina) TONY GUERRERO If I Could Have It All (Native Language) Total Plays: 84, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 55. Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0 L. RITENOUR W /G. ALBRIGHT Jammin' (GRPNMG) 36 DI DO Thankyou (Arista) 35 Songs ranked by total plays OURPLAY Rollin' New & Active Debut #2 Most Added Most Increased Plays +55 New Adds: WNUA KIFM WSSM KJCD KOAS WJZV Already On: KTWV WNWV KCIY KBZN WEIB KSBR JRN WDRR On Tour Now

Contact: Dave Einstein RCA Victor Group (212)930 -4485 or RCA`/iCrott All That Jazz (310)395-6995 "-him

www.americanradiohistory.com Smooth Jazz Action June 28, 200: RaR o 67 Reporters For the record, I love music! I get excited

when I hear a song that moves me in some

way, and, being a girl, I like "chick music" (as Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market

KTWV /Los Angeles' Ralph Stewart puts it). I WZh1R Albany. NY want to hear the ballads, and I want to be KOAS:Las Vegas. NV KSSJ/Sacramento, CA PD 5.. _Irse: PD LID' Erik Foes PO: Lee Hanson moved to the point where I want to dance. I APO: Ken Jones

want to feel the music! So that's what I look Wilt for when I listen to the new stuff. Case in KROS..Albuquerque. NM WSSM/St. Louis, MO Curtis KTWV/Los Angeles. CA OM. Mark Edwards Kathy point: Alicia Keys' "Fallin "' (J). I had been PO'. Paul Lavoie WSO/fámpa MD: Jeff Young PD: Chris Brodie PD. Oavld Myers MD, J hearing it for a while on the CHR/Pop sta- APD/MD Ralph Stewart tion in town, and I fell in love with it right KNIK/Anchorage, AK away. It took a while for me to convince my boss that we actu- OM: Aaron Wallender WJZN/Memphis, TN KBZN/Salt Lake City. UT ally could play this one, but after Keys' six Grammy nominations PD: J.J. Michaels PD: Norm Miller MD: Jennifer Summers PD /MO: Rob Riesen and multiple appearances on television, the song became more popular and more familiar, and, presto -chango, Ms. Keys was WJZZ/Atlanta, GA KIFM/San Diego, CA FL added. Another song that really touched me was Jim Wilson's PD/MD: Nick Francis WLVE,Miami, PO: Mike Vasquez PO: Rich McMillan APD/MD: Kelly Cole "Can't Find My Way Home" (Hillsboro). It was produced by Rick FOR WIDOW 's, -. GAG AIMS ao> Braun and has Richard Elliot on sax and Peter White on guitar. KSMJ/Bakersfield, CA PD/MO, Chris Townshend WJZUMilwaukee, WI It's an amazing song, and we very quickly put it in our Sunday KKSF/San Francisco, CA let. PO: Sieve Scott Brunch show. After a few weeks of hearing it on the air, we went for the full add. It P0: Paul Goldstein APO /MD'. Samantha Wiedmann wasn't charting heavily and it hadn't been tested, but it sure sounds good. And by WNUA/Chicago. IL PD- Bob Kacke KSBRRAission Viejo, CA the way the phones light up, our listeners agree. My new favorite is Peter White's APO MD: Carl Anderson OM /PD: Terry Wedel KMGO/Santa Barbara, CA "Bueno Funk" (Columbia). The groove, the beat, the melody! Magnifico! MO: Logan Parris PO: Mark De Anda APO/MO: Steve Bauer LA::os WNWV /Cleveland, OH PD /MD: Bernie Kimble James' "RPM" (Warner Bros), at and KRVR/Modesto, CA "Money 3' PO: Jim Bryan KJZY/Santa Rosa, CA No. 1 Most Increased with +95 plays, is set MD: Doug Wulff PD: Gordon Lot WJZA/Columhus, OH APO/MD: Rob Singleton to overtake No. 1. Joyce Cooling's "Daddy -O" OM /PD /MO: Bill Harman APO: Gary Wolter ( GRPNMG), which gains 8 -6': Down To The WOCD/New York, NY OM: John Mullen KWJZ/Seattle- Tacoma, WA Bone's "Electra Glide," which bumps up to 8', and PO,MO. Charley Connally PO: Carol Handley KOAI/Oallas -Ft. Worth, TX MO. Dianna Rose Joe Sample's "X Marks the Spot' (GRPNMG), Po: Moline Todd at 10 ", are each confirmed and infuse our top 10 APD/MO: Bret Michael WJCDMorfolk. VA WEIB/Springfield. MA (and yours) with the level musical vitality that de- MD: Larry Hollowell PD: Her Casey KJCD/Denver- Boulder, CO fines Smooth Jazz. " Sarao," the debut track MD. Darrel Cutting PO /MD: Steve Williams from Chuck Loeb's latest, All There Is (Shan - WLOO/Orlando. FL PO: Dave Nosh úñ.çöá'%d`r .r achie), showcases Loeb's extravagant gifts and YOUR awssav:D.M MD: Patricia James earns No. 1 Most Added with nine new adds, such as KYOT /Phoenix. WLVE/Miami J'.. 4 C88C8.0:9 -e444 WSJT/Tampa. FL CAWD 5exOIT'Comer and WJZW/Washington. Whenever I hear Albright's "Ain't No Stoppin "' KVJZ/Des Moines. IA Gerald OM/PD: Ross Block PD: Mike Blakernore (GRPNMG) on KTWV (The Wave)/Los Angeles (frequently, since the track's getting MD: Kathy Curtis MD: Becky Taylor WJJZ/Philadelphia. PA 17 plays), my finger involuntarily pushes the volume button way up (Call me odd. some- OM: Anne Gress PO: Michael Tout times I even listen to ita little distorted!). Albright earns six new adds, including WVMV/ WVMV/Detroit, MI MO: Jae Proke Detroit and WJZW. Tied with Albright for No. 2 Most Added with six new adds is WJZW/Washington, DC PD Tam Sleeker Fourplay's "Rollin' (RCABluebird), which notably picks up WNUA/Chicago, KIFM/ MD: Sandy Kovach PD/MD: Kenny King San Diego, KJCD/Denver and WSSM/St. Louis. The track's rollin' on The Wave, too, :"04048 0 KYOT/Phoenlx, AZ where it moves from add to 12 plays in the first week. Five tracks tie for third Most KUJZ/Eugene, OR PD: Shaun Holly PO'. Chris Crowley JRN /!Jones NAC!Mational Added with four adds, and each is an outstanding example of "Roll back the sunroof APO /MD: Dreg Morgan PD: Steve Hibbard

r, a48'MC.:a:a sO':'Wnndr MD: Cheri Marquart and turn that sucker up!' smooth jazz. To be fair, I list them alphabetically: Marc KEZL/Fresno, CA Antoine's "Cruisin' ( GRPNMG), already up to 12 plays on WJJZ/Philadelphia and a PD MD J. weldenheimer VOC WOK KJZS/Aeno, NV "' new add on JRN, among others; Norman Brown's "Just Chillin (Warner Bros.), new PD'. Jay Davis on KJCD and WSJT/Tampa, among others, and already on 30 of 42 reporting sta- W YJ Z,l n d i a n a p o l i s. IN tions: Euge Groove's "Slam Dunk" (Warner Bros.). with new adds on WLVE, KIFM, PD'MD: Carl Frye 42 Total Reporters KWJZ/SeattIe, WC/CD/New York and others; Michael Manson's "Outer Drive" (A440), City. MO KCIY/Kansas 42 Current Playlists an automatic add on KTWV; and Kirk Whalum f/Peter White's "Playing With Fire" PO: Mark Edwards WJZV/Richmond, VA (Warner Bros.), embraced by WJZW and JRN. MO'. Michelle Chase DM,PO: Tommy Fleming - Carol Archer, Smooth Jazz Editor

Norfolk Chuck Washington, DC Loeb rlando "Sarao" New York Chicago Indianapolis #1 Most Added Kansas City e: Moines Reno #2 Most Increased Plays Salt Lake City Debuts 30 on the chart 'x Los Ange Fresno, Kim Clark 856 -589 -5515 Mission Viejo, CA Marla Roseman 718 -263 -6326 Modesto, CA

www.americanradiohistory.com 68 a R&R June 28, 2002 Rock CYNDEE MAXWELL max@radioandrecords. com STAT/ON of the YEAR Rock Active Roch 94 fUt lt's A Good Feeling To Win PURE4"*?° ROCK This year's award winners honored by peer recognition

nterscope/Geffen/A &M and DreamWorks once again dominated the Active Rock and Rock Active Rock MD of the Year: we are. Thanks to Tommy Mule, Sal- honors in the R &R Industry Achievement Awards, and WHJY/Providence got another chance Mike Karolyi, ly Carpenter, John Ditullio, Joe "T," WCCC/Hartford Lumpy Flaherty and Ramine for all to its in strut stuff, thanks to its performance the Rock category. the super support that makes our show "I have so much to be happy about so unique." The fifth annual R &R Industry Active Rock Station Of The Radio Big Team, I would not have a right now," WCCC MD Mike Karo- Achievement Awards were presented Year: KXXR/Minneapolis chance in hell at this award," he lyi says. "My wife Denise and I are Active Rock Personality/ at R&R Convention 2002 two weeks says. "I'd like to thank my two pai- awaiting the arrival of our first baby, ABC's Twin Cities cluster is cer- Show of the Year: ago. The Active Rock awards were sanos who make go fast, Asst. and then I find out that I have been tainly celebrating this year. While 'HJY Bubba The Love Sponge, presented in conjunction with the AI- PD Doug Palmieri and MD John Lau - named Active Rock Music Director of Classic Rocker KQRS took the award WXTB/Tampa ternative format at an awards lun- renti: they're simply the best. Also, the Year! For me, this award from for Classic Rock Station of the Year, - What more can we say about cheon featuring RCA's Bill Burrs and Marketing Director Michele Maker R &R is the ultimate compliment for a sister KXXR (93X) takes the honors WXTB morning man Bubba The DreamWorks' Matt Smith as co-MCs. and Promotion Specialists Tim Gaulin music director. To be recog- nized by in the Active Rock category. "How Love Sponge? He says of his 2002 Celebrity presenters included solo art- and Rich Travis; our Morning Show the industry's newspaper for all the does this help the ratings ?," PD Wade award, "Out of all the many awards ist Butch Walker and Damian Kulash of the Year- nominated team of Paul hard work is simply the best. Linder asked jokingly on receiving that l've won, this is the biggest. I of the band OK Go. and Al, who are the funniest white "I truly believe that I would not his award. "Seriously, this really appreciate that the industry is finally The Rock awards were presented guys in the world; the supermodel of have been able to win this award means a lot to us! Thank you, R &R recognizing the show. I would like to following the "Rate -A- Record, Rate - middays, Amy Hagan; and the incom- without the help of everyone at readers, for recognizing the entire thank all my guys - Manson, Brent, A- Wine" panel. Universal's Howard parable, one -of-a -kind talent Geoff WCCC and Marlin Broadcasting staff at 93X. Thanks to the big boss- - Spice Boy and Ned - for making it Leon was the MC and presenter and Charles, in pm drive. Finally, a salute specifically our President, Woody es, who know the importance of the best show in America." took a cue from the session's wine to Market Manager Bud Paras and Tanger and Vice President Alan Tolz, 'product first.' Most importantly, this theme, personally awarding bottles of Clear Channel programming sage VP /GM Boyd Arnold and Program is a great honor to the entire 93X air- Manischewitz to each winner. Hon- Harve Alan, both of whom encourage Director Michael Picozzi. This man- staff - they're amazing. That's right ored for excellence across a wide and motivate us to do better radio ev- agement team has let me be a 'music - no voicetracking! Thanks to our spectrum, the following award win- ery day. Grazie!" director' by giving me the freedom to famous guerrilla promotion staff. ners share their thoughts and offer determine what adds are right for We're all damn proud." Shown in the Active Rock PD of the Year: their thanks. WCCC, the freedom to construct the photo below are Midwest Music Al- Neal Mirsky, playlist from A to Z and the freedom Rock Station Of The Year: liances's Van-O and R&R's Cyndee KQRC/Kansas City to make all music decisions for the WHJY/Providence Maxwell, who accepted the award on When we caught up with Neal Mir- station. This is the best job in radio. behalf of 93X. Asked to comment on 'HJY's win- sky, here's what he had to say about That's why I have been here for 15 ning the award, PD Joe Bevilacqua taking the Active Rock PD accolade: years. Thank you to everyone who Bubba and Maxwell says, "Thank you, everyone, for vot- "My winning this award is a direct re- voted for me. You have given me ing 'HJY Station of the Year. It's a sult of the hard work, determination to I proud something am extremely of." Rock Label Executive of the great award for a rock 'n' roll radio win and creative juice of an amazing Rock Personality/ Year: Laura Curtin, family that really has a good time to- airstaff, a tireless promotions depart- Show of the Year: DreamWorks gether. Not a day goes by when we're ment, a supportive management team Brother Wease, not and coming with new and a sales department that is as pro- Cornered by R &R, Curtin says of laughing up WCMF/Rochester, NY ideas to entertain Southern New En- tective of the product as I am. I share her accolade, "Thanks to all the staff gland and drive our market manager. this award with all of them." A veteran of Western New York at DreamWorks for their incredible Bud Paras, crazy." It's the second win radio, WCMF morning host Brother help and support. Without them, I in a row for 'HJY. Wease says, "This is definitely a big could never have won this award. Van -O and Maxwell thrill for me. Trip Reeb started me in Thanks also to those who voted for me." the business about 21 years ago. I've had the morning show for 18 full Rock PD of the Year: years now, and with this ever-shrink- Joe Bevilacqua, WHJY/ ing business of ours, I am overjoyed Providence each morning to still have a job at all Bevilacqua was not only honored - much less win anything or get in- in the Station of the Year category for dustry recognition. l've always been Rock, he was singled out as the for- in wonder that myself and my cohorts Leon. Maxwell. Bevilacaua and mat's programmer of the year. "If not get paid to have such fun every morn- Leon, Curtin and Maxwell Laurenti for the the WHJY ing. I think most of us morning radio dedication of great Mirsky and Maxwell nreshuganahs know how damn lucky Continued on Page 70 Rock MD of the Year: The Dude, WEBN /Cincinnati LABEL of the YEAR Active Rock R &R congratulates The Dude, who at press time was up to his ears PLAT/NUM GOLD with WEBN FringeFest and unable to thank for himself people like OM Scott Reinhart, PD Michael Walter, Clear Channel guru Marc Chase and the legion of fans who voted for him. We're sure he's very grateful GEFFEN AYYÌ and that as soon as FringeFest is over he will personally call every- RECORDS one and thank them.

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® June 28, 2002 TOTAL GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ LAST I- PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS WK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS ILS!. Most Added www.rradds.com 1 C. KROEGER F/J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 755 -6 63247 10 35/1 4 0 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 641 +44 55965 11 31/0 ARTIST ::.E LABEL ¡S) ADDS FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 15 2 3 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless/GefferVlnterscope) 627 -5 57873 10 31/1 SEETHER Fine Again (Wind-up) 6 3 TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA) 612 +2 54375 15 3010 0 ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (GefferVlnterscope) 5 7 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 573 +39 55690 4 33/1 0 BREAKING BENJAMIN Polyamorous (Hollywood) 5 515 -30 44984 34 33/0 3 6 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Rawless/Geffen/Interscope) CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 4 5 7 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 490 -68 48323 30 26/0 INJECTED Bullet (Island/IDJMG) 4 21 BUZZHORN Ordinary (Atlantic) 4 8 8 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 485 -15 53188 22/0 JOE BONAMASSA Unbroken (Medalist) 3 9 0 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 433 +21 48298 41 26/0 10 0 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 411 +4 40006 12 31/0 11 11 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 377 -4 36785 10 28/0 Most Increased 12 ® NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 366 0 40091 48 32/0 Plays 14 ® PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 350 +28 24441 6 24/1 TOTAL PLAY 348 +4 32568 5 29/2 13 0 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 18 ® ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal) 262 +38 27075 3 25/1 RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic) +80 17 0 AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 256 +21 20353 7 24/0 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) +60 SINCH Something More (Roadrunner /IDJMG) +50 15 17 RUSH One Little Victory (Anthem/Atlantic) 252 -70 21989 12 23/0 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) +45 26 RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic) 240 +80 17996 2 26/2 iD CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) +44 19 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 236 +13 17390 12 22/2 STAIND For You (Flip /Elektra/EEG) +43 16 20 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island /IDJMG) 232 -4 16765 7 20/1 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) +39 22 21 COURSE OF NATURE Wall Of Shame (Lava/Atlantic) 189 -3 13225 5 22/0 ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal) +38 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) +30 29 ® SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) 181 +45 15598 2 14/0 GEOFF TATE Off The T.V. (Sanctuary/SRC/ +29 21 23 KORN Here To Stay (Immortal/Epic) 181 -21 13561 14 16/0 20 24 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 181 -22 16447 8 19/0 23 25 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) 173 -4 13114 3 18/1 Most Played 24 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 172 +9 16828 9 18/1 Recurrents

25 27 KID ROCK You Never Met A Motherf"er... (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 160 -1 16126 6 12/0 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 27 28 INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) 152 -3 9559 7 16/0 STAIND For You (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 353 28 BAD COMPANY Joe Fabulous (Sanctuary/SRG) 147 +6 12480 3 10/0 m LINKIN PARK In The End (WamerBros.) 280 /Debut> a OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 107 +12 9649 1 13/0 STAIND It's Been Awhile (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 237 PUDDLE OF MUDD Control (Rawless/Geffen/Interscope) 223 J7 Rcck reoorters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of CREED My Sacrifice (Wind 215 6/16 -5/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed -up) first. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting DISTURBED Down With The Sickness (Giant/Reprise) 176 station. Songs unreported as adds not count toward total Most Increased Plays lists the -to increases do Overall stations playing a song. songs With the greatest week -week PRIMUS W /OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority) 176 n total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Ouarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from he Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002. R &R. Inc. 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 162

INCUBUS I Wish You Were Here ( Immortal/Epic) 145 New & Active OZZY OSBOURNE Gets Me Through (Epic) 141 ROB ZOMBIE Never Gonna Stop... (Geffen/Interscope) 140 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 3RD STRIKE No Light (Hollywood) GODSMACK Awake (Republic/Universal) 136 Total Plays: 98, Total Stations: 4, Adds: 0 Total Plays: Total 56, Stations: 7, Adds: 0 TOOL Schism (Volcano) 136 SINCH Something More (Roadrunner/IDJMG) FILTER Where Do From Here We Go (Reprise) 3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal) 126 Total Plays: 93, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 51, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 15 FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hands) (Epic) 123 KORN Thoughtless ( Immortal/Epic) NONPOINT Your Signs (MCA) COURSE OF NATURE Caught In The Sun (Lava/Atlantic) 114 Tota' Plays: 88, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 2 Total Plays: 47, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0 LINKIN PARK One Step Closer (WamerBros.) 109 EPIDEMIC Walk Away ( Elektra/EEG) JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (Dream Works)

Tota' Plays: 84, Total Stations: i i, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 41, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web VINES Get Free (Capitol) DAVID BOWIE Slow Burn (Columbia) See all of our monitored reporters Total Plays: 62, Total Stations: 8, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 37, Total Stations: 4, Adds: 0 at www.radioandrecords.com.

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WONE/Akmn, OH WKGBtBinghamton, NY WVRKA:olumorrs, GA KFRQAtcAtIen, TX WRRX/Pensacola, FL' KCAURiverside, CA KXFX/Santa Rosa, CA' WIOT/Toledo. OH PD: TX 0'Ceady PD: Am Free CM: BM Wlln PD Aa Dun OMIPD: Dan McClintock PD: Steve Hoffman PD: Don Hanson ONT. Cary Pall APO Tim DauyeM1y MO. TLn BdMtl MD Keith WM 5 CREED itself W FI -;E' ,N M0: M J. Matthews MD: Howard Free. ADAM. Dave Ross No Mils ROB ZOMBIE 'Oenron' CHEVELLE"Ref BUZOORN *May' 2 P:_.- . ' EE:. SYSTEM OF A DDVN'Aerbb' FILTER'Nerè CHEVELLE 'Red' 'üHcrzö CURING EDGE 'Polo" SEETHER 'Foe FILTER lam' SEl'ENOUST'Cu red" TUMID '9%R C KZRR/Albuquerque, NM WWCT/Peoria, IL ROB ZOMBIE Germs SEEEIER TRW WOO iR®de-LMdWg,111 DNNrop: BB Mry PD: Jamie Markley STEM likmAl n' warble Kna.nat KLPX/Tucson, AZ PD Phi Mahoney WBUF/Buflalo, NY MO: Debbie Hunter ROB ZOMBIE PDAID: Joras Hiram MO. Rob 'Denise 1 TP.USTCOMPANVTombs- Broaas PD: John Paul KNCN/Corpus Christi, TX NATEBREEO 'Hare APO: CNN NcAOds OCAS' Sy-Pary 2 TRAGICOLLy MP "Uk' PD. Pads Nss.A FILTER Virus ROBERT PANT-Darkneis' ROBZOTOEIE Ilk Ikea Montane '. KISW/Seattle- Tacoma, WA 1 GEOFF TATE "TV" EPIDEMIC FILTER 'NNW OM: Ryan Clads FILTER When' INJECTED Bidet WCLGAAorgamown, WV PD: One Rkdmads JOE SATRMM'Runt' KZMIJAlexandria, LA BUIDIORN "Ora car, APORTO: Kyles Brooke PD: Jell MOW PD: Terry 'Awning WCMF/Rochester, NY' MD: Date Yadeek 21 KROEGER B SCOET Reno MD: Pat Cloud WROKA;anton. OH PD. McCree John 10 FUDDLE OF MUDO 'On" MAD: Todd Downed I1 .FILTER Where" MD: Dave Kane 9 EARSHOT 'Get' KMOD/rulsa, OK I MACH 'SAW ROBZq,DE'Demon" WMMR/Philadelphia PA' 9 PAPA ROACH-U.05- POND: Rob Hurt 3 FILTER 1A11M' WTUEAIaylon, OH SEVEFAUST'CrlKred' PD: Sam Milkman SET+ s z B RED HOT CHILI War" PD: Tony Morel `.0 Adds ROB ZOMBIE 'Demon' APDIAD: Ken Zipeto TRAGICALLY HIP lee' AEROSMRH 'Sumner WZZO /Allentown, APDIAD: John DuIMu PA 4,0s PD: Rabin Lee 0.ROSn0111's er' MD: Keith 'Wm WDHAMIorristown. NJ WMZKANausau, W' 3 NICKELBACK "Neer' PDAtD Term can KXUSAipringlieid, MO 2 RCN'Ittm" POND: leck Summers WPXC/Cape Cod, MA KDKB/Phoenix. AZ ' WXRX/Roddord, IL PD: Tony t FILTER Vdiei( COAL Cü.MBER 'Fen]" 0M: Skse MOM PD. Joe 9onadonna PMD:JNnSlone MD: MeekMcClain BROMINE BEIDWAN "Rob BREAKING BELIAM'S' PC. DRY CELL "Crumbled PD: Tongin KLAG/ EI Paso, TX Nag Adds Sao we MD -. Dock Elffis NICKELBACI('Nt.er' CIEVELLE 'Red ' NICKELBACK 'New FILTER PM Mlle Ramsey 2 Wee' M* RLTER WTere' FILTER -Mee" BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN'RA AMID Glenn Gina TRUSTWFAPANy'Oorular 2 KORN 'Moak" KWHUMchorage, AK JOE BONAMASSA'LEOroaen' WAoxlsyracuse, NY PO Lary Snider DIEVELLE'Pea" WBAB/Nassau-Suffolk. NY' WHEB/Portsmouth, NH POND Bob crow WNCD/Youngstown, DH MD: Kathy Michell FILTER 'WM( PD: John Olsen PDMD. Ale, Junes APO: OSee EPIDEMClka:e MD: John Panse FMr. POCbilePakk WYBB/Charleslon, SC KBER/SaIt Lake City, UT BREAKING BENJAMIN 'PON- BLZZHORN'Ordnary' POW: Mire AM SdaiER aline OM: BruceJMw BOZN101111 wry KORN Thngnl'

1 GEOFF TATE TV' PO: Kely Hemmer WAPUAppleton, Wi JOE BONMMSSA TAlbiosMT" AMMO. Helen Pavos WPHO/Elmira-Coming, NY PD: Joe Cdgko SEEHER Tine' No Adds GM: George Harris KFZXAIdessa-Midland, TX APDTN: Cramer SIEDA "klaurr WHJY/Providence, RI MD: Jay WWII POND: SieveDriscoll AARON LAWS Wrt- PO Jai BeOMeque *Monitored Reporters LJECTED E. e FILTER 'Mae' BRUCE BPRINGSTEEN'ROry' APO: Doug Palled Apuan.m SEEHHER "Fine' STEPA MD: John Laurent 57 Total Reporters ROB ZOMBIE 'Demon- FILTER GEOFF TATE 'TV' 5 While' KSIO/San Francisco, CA' WKLC/Chadeston, WV EPIDEMIC Wats' OM: Gay SdwotNer BRUCE SPRINGSTEEE Psrq 37 Total Monitored KLBJ/Austin, TX POND: Mike Rappaport MO: Aids Tyler OM: Jet Caned No Adds KLOL/Houston,TX MD: Loras Lowe t tr., KEZOfOmaha, NE WAD VinoeRkHrtie 20 Total Indicator EARSHOT 'Get' SEETHEA nee POND: Bruce Pailck ALTER Wade" MO Steve na WBBB/Raleigh- Durham, NC No Adds 16 Current Indicator Playlists TCOL'Pabob' RISH 'Tomb' OM: Andy Meyer ROBZOMRE'ámon Adds KZOZJSan Luis Obispo, CA PD: Donne Janes Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (4): WEBNA incinnati, OH MD: Jeeda Black KIOC/Beaumont, TX OM: Web RelMat KCLB/Palm WRKR/Kalamazoo, MI Springs, CA HItcS -H o P0: wobael Walter VA OriProg:DeobkPylde POND: run Lacy WRXlIRichmond. ALTER 'Mere" WKLT/Traverse City, MI MD: Pock POND: Mike Owls "Rie Dude" Mete WOBZyMacon, GA PD: John Lassman AEROSIITH 'Sumner' FILTER "Mere" 10 FILTER Whxé MD: Retina Sat MD. Casey Krukowsk: SEETMR 'Are" WRQR/WiImington, NC SEETIIEF ? CHEVELLE 'Reti SEETHER'Fné KATS/Yakima, WA BREAKING BENAMIN'Po!J STENO -EARN"; SA, -PU15S''. EN "RATA

It's A Good Feeling To Win Rock Label of the Year, Platinum: Interscope/Geffen/A &M Continued from Page 68 Cerrito accepted the Platinum Label award on behalf of everyone at Interscope/ Active Rock Label Executive of the Year: (tie) Geffen/A&M. He says, "Rob Tarantino and Ron Cerrito, Interscope /Geffen/A &M 1 are proud to win the Rock Label of the Mike Rittberg, Warner Bros. Year award. We have the best local staff in the business, and without their hard work This is a repeat performance as Active and dedication this would not have been Rock Label Exec of the Year for Ron Cer- possible." rito, although this year he's sharing the honors with Warner Bros.' Mike Ritt- berg. We'll be splitting the award in half and mailing each winner his portion of the honor. Volcano /Q Prime (ok, RCA contributed) gathered this lively bunch for a dinner before the Cerrito says, "I'm flattered to be voted Launch of the R &R Convention. Pictured are (back, l-r) WKLQ/Grand Rapids' Mark Feurie, Active Rock Label Exec of the Year. I'd like WLZR /Milwaukeé s Keith Hastings, KDOT/Renó s Jave Patterson, Volcano /Q Prime's Erica to thank our amazing team at Interscope and Collins, WNOR /Norfolk's Harvey Kojan, Volcano /Q Prime's Michelle Munz, KRXQ/Sacramen- everyone who voted." Rittberg adds, "I just to's Pat Martin, voiceover talent Heidi Hess, RCAs Bill Burrs, McVay Media's Greg Gillisp'e want to thank everyone who voted. In ad- and Saga's Steve Goldstein. In front (l -r) are free agent Gregg Steele (behind the cam- dition, a big thank you goes out to our field era), Entercom Sacramento's Curtiss Johnson, Volcano /Q Prime's Warren Christensen, R &R's and national staffs for all of their support, Cyndee Maxwell and Gold Circle's Alan Oreman. and to my wife, who put up with my crazy schedule. It's great to be recognized by my peers and share this award with my friend Cerrito and Tarantino Ron Cerrito." Rock Label of the Year, Gold: DreamWorks

This is a repeat year for DreamWorks in Active Rock Label of the Year, Platinum: Rock. Curtin says, "At DreamWorks, I'm so Interscope/Geffen/A &M privileged to work with the most amazing artists out there. On behalf of everyone at Cerrito, now in need of a dolly to wheel the label, we thank you for this recognition." out all his awards, says of the Platinum La- Active Rock Label of the Year, Gold: bel award in Active Rock, "On behalf of Rob DreamWorks Tarantino, the entire team and myself, we're honored to win the Active Rock Label of the DreamWorks also repeats in the Active Year award. Working with everyone at radio Rock category, and Curtin comments, "It's a to break artists is a thrill, and we appreciate great honor for our label to be recognized in everyone's support throughout the year." In- all the different categories where we won R &R awards. We have an incredible roster Rittberg and Cerrito tetscope /Geffen/A &M has dominated this Gillis, Curtin and Sutcliffe category for the last three years. of artists who made this award possible."

www.americanradiohistory.com 71 Active Rock Top 50 June 28, 2002 TO'A_ FLAYS WÉÑ Ëk ARTIST TITLE LABELS) Most Added® 1792 -21 150900 13 59/0 www.rradds.com 2 1 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 1762 -111 163114 21 57/0 1 2 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS 4 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 1597 +14 123713 10 53/0 0 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 42 +139 125765 4 59/0 6 0 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 1511 ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (Geffen/Interscope) 21 15 3 5 KORN Here To Stay (ImmortaUEpic) 1501 -175 129920 15 59/0 INJECTED Bullet (Island/IDJMG) SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) 15 5 0 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 1398 +4 111758 18 58/O BREAKING BENJAMIN Polyamorous (Hollywood) 13 8 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 1355 +99 102642 8 59/1 0 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 8 16 55/0 9 3 TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA) 1106 -79 97844 BUZZHORN Ordinary (Atlantic) 8

7 9 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity (American/Columbia) 1077 -188 83255 25 5412 SEVENDUST Crucified (1VT) 8

HATEBREED I Will Be Heard (Universal) 6 11 1C STAIND For You (Flip /Elektra/EEG) 1047 -11 105792 27 5610 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 6 10 11 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 1004 -60 88772 12 55/1 STEPA Aquarium (Locomotive) 6 4 0 P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 963 +20 78560 11 53/0 12 13 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 954 -17 81519 13 59/2 KISS -San Antonio #1 Rank Persons 12+ v .J 15 0 DEFAULT Deny (71/T) 866 +1 62766 13 49/1 17 0 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 847 +35 65719 12 49/0 TRIKE 13 16 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 835 -133 68024 12 47/0 "NO - LIGHT" 16 17 3RD STRIKE No Light (Hollywood) 829 -14 58119 15 51/0 Rank #7 -196 Spins To Date 23 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) 802 +174 76775 5 58/4 0 "3rd Strike - No Light is #13 out of 35. No Light" 18 AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 744 +14 61361 9 54/0 is fí10 best testing to the KISS Pl! That is currently a stronger position than some established format 21 m TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) 693 +51 58645 8 56/1 hits. If the growth stays on this pattern it could 22 al STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 674 +40 56266 10 46/0 end up in heavy in the next 2- weeks!" +155 48837 3 47/4 28 ® KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 554 Kevin Vargas KISS /San Antonio feEtags 26 a ADEMA Freaking Out (Arista) 513 +23 38951 6 43/2 25 24 UNION UNDERGROUND Across The Nation (Portrait/Columbia) 498 -26 39731 9 47/0 Most Increased 24 25 SWITCHED Inside (ImmortaWirgin) 426 -100 38813 13 46/0 Plays 29 m OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 425 +37 28698 11 31/1 TOTAL 27 27 INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) 381 -38 34652 11 33/0 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 30 a NONPOINT Your Signs (MCA) 372 +61 27177 5 35/0 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) +248 31 29 DROWNING POOL Tear Away (Wind -up) 293 -7 31660 20 16/0 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) +174 278 +40 24323 3 30/0 37 m VINES Get Free (Capitol) KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) +155 45 a EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) 266 +73 16924 2 34/2 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) +139 36 a SOIL Breaking Me Down (J) 265 +12 22385 5 28/0 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) +99 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) +83 32 33 FLAW Whole (Republic/Universal) 263 -28 24268 15 31/0 EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) +73 41 261 +62 25039 2 33/3 m SINCH Something More (Roadrunner/IDJMG) HIVES Hate To Say I... (Burning/Epitaph/Sire/Reprise) +72 loebut> e FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 252 +248 21070 1 42/42 SINCH Something More (Roadrunner/IDJMG) +62 35 36 DRY CELL Body Crumbles (Warner Bros.) 244 -12 20600 4 32/2 NONPOINT Your Signs (MCA) +61 SEVENDUST Crucified (TVT) +61 34 37 LINKIN PARK Runaway (Warner Bros.) 242 -27 30888 14 12/0 33 38 KID ROCK You Never Met A Motherf* `er... (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 240 -44 28139 8 23/0 38 39 HEADSTRONG Swing Harder (RCA) 222 -6 15186 5 25/0 Most Played 44 APEX THEORY Apossibly (Can You Please...) (Dream Works) 221 +25 14213 6 21/0 Recurrents 43 al DEADSY The Key To Grammercy Park (Elementree/DreamWorks) 204 +6 12742 7 16/0 TOTAL 40 42 COURSE OF NATURE Wall Of Shame (Lava/Atlantic) 195 -9 9799 6 21/0 ARTIST S "LE LABEL(S) PLAYS fDebut> O CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 191 +83 16524 1 30/8 DISTURBED Down With The Sickness (Giant/Reprise) 722 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/GeffeMnterscope) 685 'Debut> HIVES Hate To Say I Told You So (Burning/Epitaph/Sire/Reprise) 188 +72 14759 1 18/2 LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 628 42 45 AARON LEWIS Black (Label/ElektralEEG) 166 -33 16621 6 8/1 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 605 IDebut> ROB ZOMBIE 158 +42 22702 1 31/21 Demon Speeding (Geffen/Interscope) DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 554 39 47 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) 156 -50 10171 5 17/0 P.O.D. Youth Of The Nation (Atlantic) 535 /Debut> HOOBASTANK Crawling In The Dark (Island/IDJMG) 525 e A Nothing (Mammoth/Hollywood) 151 +43 11934 1 20/2 ROB ZOMBIE Never Gonna Stop... (Geffen/Interscope) 498 46 49 UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red (Interscope) 150 -40 9979 6 5/0 PUDDLE OF MUDD Control (Flawless/Gefferllnterscope) 469 48 JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (Dream Works) 148 0 8969 2 8/0 m NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 458

59 Active Rock reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week See all of our monitored reporters at increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with www. radiaandrecords. com. permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc.

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America's Best Testing Active Rock Songs 12+ New & Active For The Week Ending 6/28/02.

MAD AT GRAVITY Walk Away (ARTISTdirect) Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn Total Plays: 131, Total Staticns: 19, Adds: 1

SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials(American/Columbia) 4.07 3.97 77 % 12% 4.10 80% 13% RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic) Total Plays: 88, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 1 TOOL Parabola(Volcano) 4.07 4.02 83% 16% 4.10 87% 16% DISTURBED Down With The Sickness(GianUReprise) 4.01 4.06 97% 42 % 4.02 99% 44% SEVENDUST Crucified (TVT) Total Plays: 62, Total Stations: 10, Adds: 8 KORN Here To Stay(Immortal/Epic) 4.01 4.06 91% 20% 4.00 93°/e 20%

GODSMACK I Stand Alone(Republic/Universal) 3.97 4.04 97% 37% 4.06 98% 36% KITTIE In Winter (Artemis) SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity(American/Columbia) 3.96 3.95 95% 37% 4.05 97% 33% Total Plays: 62, Total Stations: 7, Adds: 0 KORN Thoughtless(/mmortaUEpic) 3.93 60% 10% 3.98 62% 11% BUZZHORN Ordinary (Atlantic) JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 3.92 3.94 77 % 12% 3.94 83% 12°/o Total Plays: 44. Total Stations: 12, Adds: 8 EARSHOT Get Away(WarnerBros.) 3.91 3.93 74% 18% 3.83 81% 23 % 30 SECONDS 2 MARS Capricorn (ImmortaWirgin) STAIND For Y ou(Flip/Elektra/EEG) 3.85 3.87 94% 36% 3.72 95 % 41% Total Plays: 44, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 1

UNION UNDERGROUND Across The Nation (Portrait/Columbia) 3.83 3.87 62% 11% 3.70 67% 14% HATEBREED I Will Be Heard (Universal) STAIND Epiphany(Flip /Elektra/EEG) 3.82 3.87 88% 26% 3.58 88% 33% Total Plays: 44, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 6 LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 3.77 3.83 98% 56% 3.70 99% 59% NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) CHAD KROEGER F /JOSEY SCOTT Hero(Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 3.76 3.83 92% 32% 3.59 93% 36% Total Plays: 42, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 6

HOOBASTANK Running Away(Island/IDJMG) 3.71 3.68 87% 28% 3.45 89% 34% INJECTED Bullet (Island/IDJMG) TRUST COMPANY Downfall (Interscope) 3.69 47 % 8°/e 3.49 53% 12% Total Rays: 40, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 15 ADEMA Freaking Out(Arista) 3.69 3.71 61% 12% 3.51 65% 17% SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die(Flawless/Gelfen /Interscope) 3.68 3.77 91% 29% 3.52 92% 35% Total Plays: 14, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 15 SWITCHED Inside(ImmortaWirgin) 3.68 3.66 49% 9% 3.59 54% 12 % PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry(Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 3.65 3.74 98% 54% 3.45 98% 58 % Songs ranked by total plays RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 3.65 3.63 79% 16% 3.55 83% 18% DEFAULT Deny(TVT) 3.63 3.58 78% 21% 3.43 78 % 27% AUDIOVENT The Energy(Atlantic) 3.62 3.63 48% 8% 3.55 54% 12 % Indicator OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There(Columbia) 3.60 3.48 60% 14% 3.36 61% 16% PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not(DreamWorks) 3.58 3.50 83% 19% 3.45 85% 21% INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) 3.57 3.62 86% 29% 3.31 87% 36% Most Added® ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (Geffen/lnterscope) TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down(MCA) 3.49 3.51 80 % 23% 3.34 8fi % 29% P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 3.43 3.38 89 % 30% 3.38 92% 32% FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 3RD STRIKE No Light(Hollywood) 3.41 3.38 62% 18% 3.30 66% 20% INJECTED Bullet (Island/IDJMG) CREED One Last Breath(Wind -up) 3.31 3.44 87% 34% 3.16 88% 39% HATEBREED I Will Be Heard (Universal) Total sample size is 800 respondents. Total average lavorabilily estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5=like very much). CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Females 18 -34). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not STEPA Aquarium (Locomotive) meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Ele/dra/EEG) trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations by calling 407/523 -7272. RateTheMusic.com data KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. Reporters

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I have become a huge fan of Puddle Of Mudd. The Come Clean CD is very solid. Each track has strong hooks, and the music sounds great. I've been a big be- liever in those guys since I first heard !hid !4ith "Control." I'm also high on Default. John Paul They have two solid singles and an ex- ARTIST: Speedealer

P0, W6uF(Buttalo cellent live show. I think they will be LABEL: Palm around for a while. I haven't heard the whole album, but I'm diggin' The Clarks By FRANK CORREIA i ROCK SPECIALTY EDITOR single "Hey You." I've been playing it for 92.9 WBUF With Internet leaks abounding, cease -and- a few weeks and getting a good re- [lUt'h:N.LO'91t11GK S'1:YI111 N desist orders are a dime a dozen. But a sponse. I think some of their popularity cease -and-desist order from REO Speedwagon? it Pittsburgh has spilled north to Buffalo. The new Robert Plant, Red Hot Chili That, my friend, is worth framing. It is probably safe to say that Speedealer are the only group Peppers, Papa Roach and Course Of Nature are all pretty cool. Locally, in history to get such a letter from the song - Speedealer I have been playing the we have a band named Klear. These guys are great. smiths who brought you 1980's Hi Infidelity. A song "It's All on Me," and the response is huge. These guys sound great on pity, really, since Speedealer's former moniker and rhythms that are more energetic than the the radio. The lyrics and music are tight. While I'm not playing it, John of REO Speedealer was right up there with average bong -huffer too closely observing the Nudist Priest in the canon of cool and clever Sabbath. In 1998 the group, then known as REO Mayer's Room for Squares is my favorite album of the year. Not only can John band names. Speedealer, released their self-titled debut on -ish, and sing, he's an awesome songwriter. His lyrics are very James Taylor Either way, don't expect any dippy covers indie label Royalty Records. The next year they I can't play the album enough. * So far, music looks great for the summer! on Speedealer's latest, Second Sight. Like their followed up with Were Comes Death, but contemporaries in Nashville Pussy, these Dallas Royalty soon bit the dust. stars crank out Southern-fried speed metal with Without a label, the group kept their profile a nod to guitar- fueled legends like Motorhead, high with over 300 shows in 1999. Soon, Palm At Active Rock, Puddle Of Mudd's "Drift & Ted Nugent and Black Sabbath. "Leave Me A &R man Michael Alago, the same man who Die" edges into No. 1, ending Godsmack's Alone" finds its drunken, dirty groove signed Metallica to Elektra, picked up the group. nine -week reign at the top. Although Puddle Of somewhere between the truck stop and the strip The Metallica connections don't end there, as Mudd lost a few spins, I'd speculate that was club. And if Fu Manchu had spent less time in Alago sent former bassist Jason Newsted the half-pipe and more time with the crack pipe, Speedealer's demos. Eager to start producing mostly a result of hot new records being they might sound like Speedealer on tracks like albums, Newsted jumped at the chance to work slammed into rotation. For example, Filter "The Thin Air" and "Slowly Burning ... Alive." on Second Sight, commenting "Speedealer is the picked up +248 spins. System Of A Down Meanwhile, "Kill Myself Tonight" is an instant first heavy band worthy of my 100% added +174 plays, Red Hot Chili Peppers mosh -pit classic that could have found its way commitment since Metallica" - heavy praise onto the Repo Man soundtrack had the song from one of rock's heavies. gained +139 spins, and Korn grew by +155 been released back in '84. A middle finger to the current rock scene, plays. So when using the chart as a tool, remember to keep such factors in mind Sure, most of Second Sight has that sludgy Speedealer's meth 'n' metal mayhem is a bar when considering how well a record did or didn't do ... Filter nailed the No. 1 sound associated with the stoner rock scene, brawl waiting to happen. Now that's the high Most Added spot with 42 adds and debut nicely at No. 35 ... Rob Zombie's popu- but Speedealer live up to their name with riffs infidelity we're looking for. larity at the format continues as 21 more stations add "Demon Speeding" ... It was a neck- and -neck run between Injected and Seether for the thud Most Added I Top 20 Specialty Artists position as each band got 15 adds ... Summer is naturally a good time for poppish 1..L hooks. While Breaking Benjamin do sport a certain amount of pop rock feel, I June 28, 2002 love how the guitars crunch enough to make them accessible to rock fans ... At Rock, Filter again ruled the Most Added column, with 15 stations picking up 1. SUPERJOINT RITUAL (Sanctuary/SRG) "It Takes No Guts," "Ozena" 'Where Do We Go From Here" ... Seether break away from the pack to get the 2. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE (Roadrunner /IDJMG) "Numbered Days," "Self-Revolution" second Most Added spot; falling in line after them are Breaking Benjamin, Rob 3. OTEP (Capitol) "Battle Ready," "Blood Pigs"

Zombie, Buzzhorn, Chevelle and Injected ... Kroeger & Scott's "Hero" clings to 4. BRAND NEW SIN (Now Or Never) "My World," "Broken Soul" the No. 1 position on the chart, but Creed's "One Last Breath" is nipping at its 5. SKINLAB (Century Media) "Slave The Way," "Come Get It" heels ... Bruce Springsteen has delivered a record that mainstream Rock will 6. SOULFLY (Roadrunner/IDJMG) "Downstroy," "Seek N' Strike" be able to embrace. "The Rising" goes for adds next week. MAX PIX: BREAK- ING BENJAMIN "Polyamorous" (Hollywood) 7. DANZIG (Spitfire) "Wicked Pussycat," "Black Mass" - Cyndee Maxwell, Active Rack/Rock Editor 8. LOLLIPOP LUST KILL (Artemis) "Black All Over," "Father" 9. KORN (Immortal/Epic) "Here To Stay," "Thoughtless" 10. COAL CHAMBER (Roadrunner /IDJMG) "Fiend," "Dark Days" Record Of The Week 11. HALFORD (Sanctuary/SRG) "Betrayal," "Crucible" 12. PULSE ULTRA (Atlantic) "Big Brother," "Glass Door" Orange Goblin 13. DOWN (Elektra/EEG) "Beautifully Depressed," "Ghosts Along..." The Music Cartel 14. SWITCHED (lmmortaWirgin) "Inside," "Walk Away" Thanks to Spider-Marls blockbuster box -office showing, the 15. DIO (Spitfire) "Killing The Dragon," "Before The Fall" Green Goblin gets all the glory for being the supervillain of this summer. But if you're looking for sludge- o -riffic guitars and whis- 16. CANDIRIA (Lakeshore) "Year One," "Faction" key- soaked mayhem, look to Orange Goblin for such dastardly 17. SPEEDEALER (Palm) "Leave Me Alone," "Second Sight" deeds. These English lads are more down with the rotgut than the resin with Coup De Grace, giving a punk edge to their Nugent riffs. But fans of the stoner rock 18. OVERKILL (Spitfire) "Evil Never Dies (Live)," "Necroshine (Live)" genre need not despair:There's enough fuzzed -out groove to keep you buzzin', not to 19. HATEBREED (Universal) "I Will Be Heard," "Perseverance" mention a guest appearance from Unida/ex-Kyuss singer John Garcia. Factor in a cov- er of The Misfits' We Bite" and tracks like "Getting High on the Bad Times" and 20. JERRY CANTRELL (Roadrunner/IDJMG) "Anger Rising," "Hellbound" "Stinkin' o Gin;' and Orange Goblin will hit you harder than a stun pumpkin from Ranked by total number shows reporting the artist, with titles that other goblin. -Frank Correia of listed in order of most airplay

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A KROQ Sweep

KROQ /Los Angeles dominates Alternative R &R Industry Achievement Awards Personality/Show Of The ative, yet very humble and ground- Year: Kevin & Bean, ed. Yes, Interscope /Geffen/A &M KROQ /Los Angeles routinely releases albums by core It's no secret that mornings con- alternative bands, but without tinue to be a bit of a problem for the Lloyd and the promotion team it Once again we presented the Active Rock and Alternative R &R Industry Achievement format. We are seeing some very has in place, many of those releas- good morning shows develop in es wouldn't get nearly as far. Awards at a special luncheon during the R &R Convention. The entertainment value large markets and small, but they are Gold Label Of The Year: of the luncheon has proven to be of a fairly high level, but we all know the real reason still the exception, not the rule. Let's DreamWorks - hope that time and dedication do the people attend to find out the winners. It is probably no surprise that the talk the luncheon - of DreamWorks' trick, as they obviously have for this year was KROQ. The station made history by sweeping every Alternative radio category. alternative de- KROQ's Kevin & Bean. This is a partment really morning team that has worked ex- Our format also dominated the country, but KROQ still beat it ing team, and they continue to hone kick -started the and tremely hard over a long period of national awards. KROQ continued handily in every possible measure develop their artistry around his label, and a lot time to develop a show that feels its winning ways in the Markets 1- of programming accomplishment. grand ideas, even as the team chang- of that has to do spontaneous, real and entertaining. 25 national category, winning Sta- I could go on and on, but it real- es. This is the true sign of a great PD with the promo- tion of the Year, while GM Trip ly wouldn't do justice to the true - building a talented team and keep- The work has obviously paid off. tion work of Kevin & Bean have a show that reg- Reeb was named GM of the Year, greatness of KROQ. It's a tremen- ing them motivated and excited Ross Zapin and beats Howard and Promotions and Marketing Di- dously entertaining radio station about coming to work as they create ularly such stars as Matt Smith. rapport, rector Amy Stevens was named that has perfectly captured the entertaining and compelling radio. Stern and Rick Dees. The They proved humor, entertainment value and just Marketing/Promotions Director of young adult lifestyle in L.A. Now, Weatherly knows great radio. He with Papa Roach Matt Smith his plain fun of their show is such that the Year. KKND/New Orleans GM if I could only convince Mel Kar- shares this knowledge with staff, that they could deliver a hit, which Ed Turner won GM of the Year for mazin to let them stream. and then they create great radio to- is a lot harder than it looks. But the markets 26 and KJEE /Santa gether. L.A. and the industry are rich- -100, Program Director Of The real story for DreamWorks is that Barbara, CA won Station of the Year er for it. Year: Kevin Weatherly, its alternative department continues for markets 101 +. WXRK/New KROQ/Los Angeles Music Director Of The Year: to increase in stature with every re- York morning host Howard Stern Lisa Worden, lease. This wouldn't happen with- won Syndicated Air Personality of This year marks Kevin Weather- KROQ/Los Angeles out a good promotion department, the Year. ly's 10th anniversary as PD of again pointing to the great job that KROQ, and I can't think of a better As consolidation has hit the ra- Station Of The Year: Zapin and Smith are doing. This is way to dio industry, Al- celebrate a label that, in a few short years, KROQ /Los Angeles ternative radio that milestone has grown to be considered one of has lost a lot of When thinking of all that KROQ than with this the best in the format, as this award its broad -based Kevin & Bean has accomplished this past year, it award, which is shows. appeal. Cluster is important to note that the station so richly de- they are among the best radio shows strategy in a lot Label Executive Of The Year: completely rewrote the standards served. It is in- in the industry, no matter what for- places de- Howard Leon, Universal of success, including its own. Pri- credibly telling of mat. In a year when KROQ has mands that the or to this year, achieving a No. 1 that the indus- achieved so much, Kevin & Bean This kind of Alternative sta- 12+ finish was an incredibly rare try's headlines have been right there with the rest of thing isn't sup- tion focus on a and special thing for an Alternative have been very the team, taking their game to ever posed to happen: station. Only five stations in the similar for the smaller piece of The promotion Lisa Worden higher levels. history of the format had done it, Kevin Weatherly past few years the pie. This is a executive who Platinum Label Of The Year: including KROQ. KROQ not only when referencing KROQ. They are shame, especially when you look at speaks his mind, Interscope /Geffen/A &M hit that peak, it held the top spot for all a variation of "KROQ reaches how successful stations with a who says politi- the entire year. It's a further testa- new heights." The fact that the sta- broader musical approach are. The Interscope /Geffen/A &M repeats cally incorrect ment to KROQ that, on the CHR/ tion continues to do so is due entire- textbook example is KROQ /Los as the winner in this category after things, who just Pop side, L.A. competitor KITS ly to the management and vision of Angeles, which can play Bob Mar- another year of goes out and does swept all of the CHR/Pop awards PD Kevin Weatherly. ley, Eminem, System Of A Down amazing suc- what needs to be Howard Leon as the best CHR/Pop station in the Weatherly has compiled an amaz- and No Doubt in the same hour. cess. Ever since done, consequenc- This kind of breadth requires that the consolida- es be damned, wins the Promotion a lot of bases be covered, but one tion of Universal Executive of the Year award. That it thing is absolutely essential: a tal- and PolyGram, did happen just goes to show you ented music director who has an in- this label has how much talent lies behind the en- stinctive feel for the context and been a formida- gaging and entertaining personality flow of music. Luckily, KROQ has ble force in the that is Howard Leon. Lisa Worden. format, and it is Leon is Alternative's first repeat So much of what Worden does for a sign of the tal winner in this category, and with KROQ is lost on the industry be- ent in its promo- Robbie Lloyd good reason. He gets airplay cause not many of us have the op- tion department that it is able to through hard work and thorough- portunity to hear KROQ and even handle this pressure so well. ness, but he makes us all laugh in fewer realize how difficult it is to Department head Robbie Lloyd, the process. It's a formidable com- make its unique flow of music work. one of the nicest guys in the format, bination that brings to mind some But it is there, it is important, and it is a master juggler, not just in the of the great promotion executives is extremely well done. In a format records he must work, but in the of the past. It's also a combination with many talented music directors, roles he must play. His alternative that works, which is why our read- Worden very much deserves this pedigree is impeccable, yet he is a ers have awarded Leon with this award. true professional. He is wildly cre- award for the second year in a row. www.americanradiohistory.com 75

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GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIC',_ PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS Most Added. GE (00) www.rradds.com +209 344600 4 76/0 2 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 2837

-75 276358 10 68/0 ARTIST' ADDS 1 2 C. KR OEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 2613 14 71/0 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 58 3 0 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 2297 +55 205249 Keep Fishin' (GefferVlnterscope) 24 13 74/0 WEEZER 4 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 2209 +101 240332 0 COLDPLAY In My Place (Nettwerk/Captol) 18 2135 +131 235312 11 74/0 5 INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 17 8 73/0 6 0 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 2004 +43 208000 SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) 16 1790 +33 196320 9 7011 MOBY Extreme Ways (V2) 14 11 0 BOX CAR RACER I Feel So (MCA) NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You (MCA) 10 13 JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (Dream Works) 1775 +162 218422 9 68,2 EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) 8 1733 -29 160468 12 69/0 '0 9 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) KORN Thoughtless (ImmortaUEpic) 7 7 10 KORN Here To Stay (Immortal/Epic) 1730 -207 212084 15 68/0 BEN KWELLER Wasted And Ready (ATO/RCA) 7 9 1' STAIND For You (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 1707 -134 159995 26 70/0 8 12 UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red (Interscope) 1593 -262 137588 24 69/0 ANDREW W.K. 14 13 P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 1556 -35 157756 12 66/0 "She Is Beautiful" 8 69/0 15 0 HIVES Hate To Say I Told You So (Burning/Epitaph/Sire/Reprise) 1501 +115 197490 Officially Going For 12 15 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity (American/Columbia) 1485 -150 185653 25 62/0 Adds July 8th 19 0 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) 1371 +173 193832 5 69/2 See Andrew W.K. live on 18 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 1298 +71 200903 8 45/1 Ozzfest 2002 and the 16 18 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 1259 -118 176647 32 64/0 WARPED tour 20 0 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 1256 +62 126385 15 59/1 On & 1221 +106 141213 6 67/1 Il 24 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) r 12 aTHE ISLAND uSr7AM MUSIC CROUP 21 ® CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 1193 +10 104521 10 53/0 23 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 1150 +6 104026 12 56/0 25 VINES Get Free (Capitol) 1147 +120 159641 5 74/2 Most Increased 22 24 311 Amber (Volcano) 1123 -55 138717 19 50/2 Plays 26 AUDIOVENTThe Energy (Atlantic) 993 +3 72098 B 61/3 TOTAL 28 26 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 919 -21 85978 9 52/0 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LAMAS) INCREASE 34 NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You (MCA) 878 +214 126252 3 59/10 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) +375 29 28 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 809 -113 87326 6 50/0 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) +248 30 29 STROKES Hard To Explain (RCA) 798 -96 142672 11 47/0 NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You (MCA) +214

31 30 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 761 -8 76874 19 31/0 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) +209 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) +173 42 e KORN Thoughtless (ImmortalEpic) 668 +248 115414 2 58/7 JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (Dream Works) +162 32 32 3RD STRIKE No Light (Hollywood) 628 -93 56890 12 42/0 BEN KWELLER Wasted And Ready (ATO/RCA) +139 33 33 WHITE STRIPES Fell In Love With A Girl (Third MarW2) 609 -72 129352 17 46/1 INCUBUS Warning (ImmortalEpic) +131 36 ADEMA Freaking Out (Arista) 605 +44 42066 4 45/2 COLDPLAY In My Place (Nettwerk/Capitol) +122 VINES Get Free (Capitol) +120 37 e LINKIN PARK Runaway (Warner Bros.) 568 +13 81267 5 9/0 35 36 GOLDFINGER Open Your Eyes (Mojo/Jive) 544 -47 47977 5 42/0 Most Played 38 37 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 506 -30 40013 6 35/0 Recurrents 41 RIDDLIN KIDS I Feel Fine (Aware /Columbia) 475 +27 55525 4 32/1 39 39 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 442 -60 30718 12 30/0 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 43 m TRIK TURNER Sacrifice (RCA) 423 +45 25724 2 36/2 HOOBASTANK Crawling In The Dark (lsland/IDJMG) 1215 ¡Debut> e FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 387 +375 36389 1 58/58 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 1089 LINKIN PARK In The End (WamerBros.) 973 44 m ASH Burn Baby Burn (Kinetic) 381 +19 38472 2 29/2 GOOSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 960 48 CUSTOM Beat Me (ARTISTdirect) 346 +41 24489 2 29/2 m DEFAULT Wasting My Time (1VT) 890 40 44 WEEZER Dope Nose (Geffer/lnterscope) 344 -109 34302 16 38/0 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 864

46 N.E.R.O. Rock Star (Virgin) 335 +16 51450 3 27/2 INCUBUS I Wish You Were Here (Immortal/Epic) 812 P.O.D. Youth The Nation (Atlantic) 753 50 APEX THEORY Apossibly (Can You Please...) (Dream Works) 318 +31 24650 2 27/2 Of LINKIN PARK Papercut (Warner Bros.) 690 IDebut> HOME TOWN HERO Eighteen (Maverick/Reprise) 311 +27 41560 1 29/2 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Chop Suey (American/Columbia) 673 )Debut> BUTCH WALKER My Way (HiFi/Arista) 268 +30 22091 1 21/0 DISTURBED Down With The Sickness (Giant/Reprise) 640 45 49 DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL Screaming Infidelities (Vagrant) 267 -69 27720 16 20/0 BLINK -182 First Date (MCA) 611 47 50 SUGAR CULT Bouncing Off The Walls (Ultimatum /Artemis) 264 -46 33527 18 15/0 P.O.D. Alive (Atlantic) 605 TOOL Schism (Volcano) 593 76 A'ternative reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week See all of our monitored reporters at increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with www.radioandrecords.com. permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002. The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc.

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Right now, on a personal level, I'm into Taking Back Sunday, coffin-1611A ® C LJ u Glassjaw, Girls Against Boys, Loudermilk, Idlewild, Doves, Haven, RECORD- Finch, Thrice, Ugly Cassanova, Sparta and RIGHT The Hives. I'm really looking forward to Jaime Cooley hearing the new Coldplay, Prodigy, Okgo, Programming. ARTIST: Something Cool Host. Stroke 9 ' OR The Vines, Autopilot Asst.. KNRK/Portland, Off and My Morning LABEL: Cherry/Universal Jacket - I've heard a lot about them, but I haven't heard them yet; same with Pretty Girls Make Graves. By KATY STEPHAN/ALTERNATIVE SPECIALTY EDITOR Oh, and'NRK's Big Stink 7! The coolest shows I've seen Wen I heard that Stroke9's new album, lately were Ash at the Troubadour Haven and at the Viper Rip It Up, is coming out Aug. 27, I Room in Los Angeles and, in Port'and, OR, Thursday at Meow thought, "Cool! I should interview the band." But that really shows a lack of imagination, Meow; Queens Of The Stone Age Berbati's Pan; Poison at don't you think? I mean, anyone could do that. The Well and Glassjaw at Meow Meow; and KNRK's Little So I've dug a little deeper, to bring you an Stroke 9 eyewitness to Stroke9's very inception, back Stink 2 with Adema, Good Charlotte, Unwritten Law, Mest and Simple Plan. when the boys were just high school students in Northern California. Here's a look at how it all GN: John was always doing music stuff. began, from George Nachtrieb, writer- director Luke was a good basketball player, the star of It s a huge week for new music, with no fewer of Welcome, Space Brothers (a sci-fi comedy the basketball team. I played basketball with than seven bands hitting double -digit adds. epic slated for release in the near future) and Luke. former Stroke9 classmate. R&R: Did he kick your ass? At the top of the heap is the new single from R &R: Which members of Stroke9 did you GN: No. I was a couple of years older. Filter, who come back in a big way with know? R&R: So you kicked his ass. "Where Do We Go From Here" and 58 adds. GN: Luke [Esterkyn, lead vocals], John GN: I was able to send him off, as it were. [McDermott, lead guitar] and Greg [Gueldner, R &R: What about John? No. 2 Most Added is another gem from bass] all went to Marin Academy. GN: He was the freshman carrying around Weezer, "Keep Fishin'," which hauls in 24 R &R: Marin Academy is a private high his guitar. adds ... Chevelle's "The Red" mops up some school in San Rafael, CA. Truckloads offamous R &R: People didn't think that was dorky? people probably came out of there. GN: No, everybody did that. In fact it was stragglers; it brings in 17 stations and ups its total to 21 ... V2 drops single No. 2 GN: I think Carte Otis went there for a year encouraged. from Moby, and 14 stations are there first week out ... Wind -up has some great or something. And Nancy Juvonen, who is a R &R: Did they do anything embarrassing,

new acts out right now. I love the Must record, "Freechild." It's got this whacked, producer at Drew Barrymore's company. She's like play in the marching band? those People a I '80s rock sound, but it's a total smash. Also look at Seether, who haul in 16 adds on all Premiere "Hot Under 35" GN: We didn't have marching band. think lists, making me feel very insignificant. the first time I saw them play was at a showcase this week ... Pulling in 18 adds is Coldplaÿ s "In My Place." Of all the contem- R &R: So there were a lot of gifted and tal- at the Viper Room - this is after I moved to Los porary Brit -rock bands out there, I've always felt that Ooldplay have the legs for ented children loitering in the halls. Angeles. I think that's when Stroke9 met their long -term success in the format, and this single goes a long ways toward justify- GN: Yes, of whom I was one. attorney guy. Something happened at that par- R&R: And the guys in Stroke9. Did anything ticular showcase. ing that confidence. We should see a number of nice add weeks behind this single set them apart from the other talented children R&R: But what do you remember about them as the project develops ... Two other notes: New Found Glory are knocking them at Marin Academy? from those early days, when you were in school dead on tour. Ten more stations come in on "My Friends Over You." The song together? enters the top 30 at No. 27. Also, Ben Kweller picks up KITS /San Francisco and TELL US WHAT GN: I don't really remember high school that YOU THINK! clearly. some other fine call letters as he heads to a chart debut soon ... And finally, former Share your opinion members of At The Drive In check in with my RECORD OF THE WEEK: Well. Maybe this whole thing wasn't such a about this column go to - hot idea. But once "l00 Girls" hits your desk, SPARTA "Cut Your Ribbon." www.rronline.com and click the - Jim Kerr, Alternative Editor all your questions will be answered. Stroke9 Message Boards button. rule! That's all you need to know, really.

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RafelnfMusiccum° America's Best Testing Alternative Songs Top 20 Specialty Artists The Week 6/28/02. KY 11E11IiK.LSE'" 12+ For Ending r® June 28, 2002 Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn 1. FLAMING LIPS (Warner Bros.) "Do You Realize" HOOBASTANK Running Away(Island /IDJMG) 4.16 4.10 85% 15% 4.07 86% 18°° 2. NO USE FOR A NAME (Fat Wreck Chords) "Dumb Reminders" INCUBUS Walling (Immortaffpic) 4.15 4.10 87% 15% 4.01 88% 19% 3. HAVEN (Virgin) "Between the Senses" JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness(DreamWOrks) 4.13 4.08 70% 8% 4.05 70% 9% 4. 30 SECONDS TO MARS (Immortal/Virgin) "Capricorn" HOOBASTANK Crawling In The Dark(Island/IDJMG) 4.12 4.04 95% 37% 4.09 96% 39% Full Sharp Objects" JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle(DreamWorks) 4.09 4.07 93% 41% 4.04 94% 43% 5. THE USED (Reprise) "Box of

UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red(Interscope) 4.04 3.97 82% 25% 3.97 83% 26% 6. MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES (Sideonedummy) "You Gotta Go"

O iR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There(Columbia) 4.03 3.98 67% 10% 4.03 71% 10% 7. CHEVELLE (Epic) The Red"

SFAIND Ep phany(Flip/Elektra/EEG) 3.99 4.04 77% 15% 3.94 80% 17% 8. MATTHEW (Rykodisc) "Everybody Down"

C KROEGER... Hero(Roadmnner/Columbia/IDJMG) 3.95 3.99 92% 29% 3.92 93% 32% 9. GUIDED BY VOICES (Matador) "Everywhere in a Helicopter"

BOX CAR FACER I Feel So(MCA) 3.95 3.93 72% 15% 3.84 72% 16% 10. DOVES (Capitol) "There Goes the Fear"

STAIN() For YOu(Flip/Elektra/EEG) 3.94 4.01 89% 30% 3.92 92% 35% 11. OFF BY ONE (LMC) "Been Alone"

SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials(American/Columbia) 3.94 4.02 67% 11% 3.87 67% 13% 12. GIRLS AGAINST BOYS (Jade Tree) "BFF" EARSHOT Set Away(Warner Bros.) 3.90 3.88 56% 9% 3.87 62% 11% 13. SCAPEGOAT WAX (Hollywood) "Lost Cause" FUDDLE.. Blurry(Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 3.88 3.92 98% 53% 3.85 98% 56% 14. CELLS (Orange Recordings) "Silver Cloud" PUDDLE... Drift B Die(Flawless/GeffeNlnterscope) 3.88 3.90 87% 23% 3.86 68% 26% 15. MXPX (Tooth & Nail) "My Mistake" PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not(DreamWorks) 3.88 3.76 79% 13% 3.72 79% 15% 16. PRODIGY (Maverick/WB) "Baby's Got a Temper" DEFAULT Deny(TVT) 3.86 3.87 63% 11% 3.80 67% 12% 17. REEL BIG FISH (Mojo/Jive) "Where Have You Been" SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity(American/Columbia) 3.86 3.96 94% 35% 3.80 94% 39% 18. GLASSJAW (Warner Bros.) "Cosmopolitan Blood Loss" (ORN Here To Stay(Immortal/Epic) 3.84 3.85 85% 20% 3.84 90% 21% 19. GET UP KIDS (Vagrant) "Overdue"

3O0SMACK I Stand Alone(Republic/Universal) 3.84 3.81 89% 31% 3.78 92% 35% 20. SINCH (Roadrunner/IDJMG) "Something More" 1E0 HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way(Wamer Bros.) 3.81 3.82 74% 12% 3.71 76% 14% Ranked by total number of shows reporting artist. NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.80 3.79 96% 44% 3.82 96% 45%

EMINEM Without Me(Shady/AftermatMVlnterscope) 3.77 3.75 94% 31% 3.82 94% 31%

P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 3.73 3.70 83% 22% 3.67 83% 24% 311 Amber(Volcano) 3.71 3.73 76% 20% 3.70 80% 22% Record Of The Week HIVES Hate To Say... (Buming/Epitah/Sire/Reprise) 3.69 3.74 53% 10% 3.72 52% 10% STROKES Hard To Explain(RCA) 3.57 3.52 61% 15% 3.43 65% 19% Artist: MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES

VINES Get Free(Capitol) 3.45 - 40% 10% 3.44 41% 11% Label: SIDEONEDUMMY

CREED One Last Breath(Wind -up) 3.44 3.37 81% 28% 3.33 85% 33% "I set the bar really low on the first album," says Mighty Mighty Bosstones lead singer Dicky Barrett. "I DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 3.34 3.32 68% 20% 3.40 73% 20% sang like crap from the very beginning. Now when I

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12 STONES Broken (Wind -up) Most Added® Ottikftik Total Plays: 239, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 0 WEEZER Keep Fishin' (Geffen/Interscope) FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) "I Feel So" PAUL OAKENFOLD Ready, Steady, Go (Maverick/Reprise) KORN Thoughtless Total Plays: 233, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 3 (ImmortalEpic) EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) WEEZER Keep Fishin' (Geffen/Interscope) SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) R &R Alternative Total Plays: 219, Total Stations: 36, Adds: 24 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) SINCH Something More (Roadrunner/IDJMG) COLDPLAY In My Place (Nettwerk/Capitol) t Total Plays: 205, Total Stations: 21, Adds: 3 MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES OASIS Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Epic) You Gotta Go (Independent) Total Plays: 202, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 0 MOBY Extreme Ways (V2)

BEN KWELLER Wasted And Ready (ATO/RCA) SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) Total Plays: 199, Total Stations: 28, Adds: 7 UNWRITTEN LAW Up All Night (Interscope) NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You (MCA) REEL BIG FISH Where Have You Been? (Mojo/Jive) VINES Get Free Total Plays: 163, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 1 (Capitol) DEADSY The Key To Grammercy Park FLAW Whole (Republic/Universal) (Elementree /Dream Works) Total Plays: 144, Total Stations: il, Adds: 0 TRIK TURNER Sacrifice (RCA) "My Friends Over You" CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) BEN KWELLER Wasted And Ready (ATO/RCA) Total Plays: 142, Total Stations: 31, Adds: 17 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen /Interscope) A Nothing (Mammoth/Hollywood) DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) Total Plays: 135, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 0 BUZZHORN Ordinary (Atlantic) MCA JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland cr Songs ranked by total plays AeMERICA (Aware/Columbia) www.americanradiohistory.com Triple A June 28, 2002 R &R 79 JOHN SCHOENBERGER [email protected]»r Top 50 Most-Played Artists

Halfway To Paradise How things are stacking up for 2002

Many stations do special programming throughout the Fourth of July weekend, so I thought I would give you a couple of charts to reference as you decide what to schedule. The following two charts are based on Mediabase- monitored airplay from the beginning of Jan. 2002 to mid -June 2002. You'll find out how new releases are holding up and which recurrents are demonstrating staying power. Plus, you'll U2 discover the overall top 50 most- played artists at Triple Aso far this year.

ARTIST Tille Label Plays To Date Total Plays Top 75 Currents And Recurrents Trouble COLDPLAY (Nettwerk/Capitol) 5,409 Rk ARTIST This Year Rk ARTIST Title Label Plays To Date INDIGO GIRLS Moment Of Forgiveness (Epic) 5,122 1 U2 30,247 1 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Everyday (RCA) 9,625 BONNIE RAITT I Can't Help You Now (Capitol) 5,054 2 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND 24,213 2 ALANIS MORISSETTE Hands... (Maverick/Reprise) 9.105 LENNY KRAVITZ Stillness Of Heart (Virgin) 5,042 3 CHRIS ISAAK Let Me Down Easy (Reprise) 8,649 TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Columbia) 4,625 3 R.E.M. 16,179 4 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 8,511 JEWEL Standing Still (Atlantic) 4,618 4 SHERYL CROW 16,099 3 PETE PORN Strange Condition (Columbia) 8,430 TRAVIS Side (Epic) 4,455 5 TRAIN 14,581 5 In A While L2 Little (Interscope) 8,379 CREED My Sacrifice ( Wind-up) 4.442 6 LENNY KRAVITZ 14.540 7 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 7,551 LIFEHOUSE Hanging By A Moment (DreamWorks) 4,440 7 ALANIS MORISSETTE 13,726 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (OreamWorks) 4,396 RYAN ADAMS New York... (Lost Highway /IDJMG) 4,367 8 CHRIS ISAAK 12.746

LENNY KRAVITZ Dig In ( Virgin) 4,284 9 G00 G00 DOLLS 12,426 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman... (Columbia) 4,106 10 PETE PORN 11,547 INCUBUS Drive (Immortal/Epic) 3.770 11 BONNIE RAITT 10.202 JOHN MELLENCAMP Peaceful World (Columbia) 3.710 12 POLICE 10.059 AFRO- CELT... When You're... (Real World/Virgin) 3.688 RYAN ADAMS Answering Bell (Lost Highway/IDJMG) 3,654 13 STING 10.009

DEFAULT Wasting My Time ( TVT) 3,571 14 COUNTING CROWS 9,917 STARSAILOR Good Souls (Capitol) 3.563 15 ERIC CLAPTON 9,913 PUDDLE... Blurry (Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 3.535 16 ROLLING STONES 9.714 DAVID GRAY Babylon (ATO) 3,403 17 JACK JOHNSON 9.160 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND The Space Between (RCA) 3,287 U2 Stuck In A Moment You... (Interscope) 3,239 18 NATALIE MERCHANT 8.998 WEEZER Island In The Sun (Geffen/Interscope) 3,223 19 VAN MORRISON 8,888 WILLIAM TOPLEY Back... (Lost Highway/IDJMG) 3,176 20 TALKING HEADS 8,719 U2 Beautiful Day (Interscope) 3,065 21 CREED 8,529 STAIND It's Been Awhile (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 3,054 22 COLDPLAY 8,509 Alanis Morissette ELVIS COSTELLO Tear OH Your... (lsland/IDJMG) 2,970 ROBERT BRADLEY Train (Vanguard) 2.938 23 JOHN MAYER 8.468 8 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 7.442 COLDPLAY Yellow (Nettwerk/Capitol) 2.874 24 RYAN ADAMS 8,250 9 THE CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 7,011 MOBY South Side ( V2) 2.826 25 INDIGO GIRLS 8,165 10 GOO GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 6,421 NATALIE MERCHANT Build A Levee 2,779 (Elektra/EEG) 26 PETER GABRIEL 7,951 11 EDDIE VEDDER You've Got To Hide... ( V2) 6,265 PETE YORN Life On A Chain (Columbia) 2,737 12 NICKELBACK ...Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 6,100 27 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 7.668 JOHNNY A. Oh Yeah (Favored Nations/Red Ink) 2,735 13 TRAIN She's On Fire I Columbia) 5,938 28 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS 7.539 MIDNIGHT OIL Golden Age (Liquid B) 2.685 3 DOORS DOWN Be Like That (Republic/Universal) 2.643 29 NEIL YOUNG 7.524 JOSH JOPLIN GROUP Camera One (Artemis) 2,595 30 THE CALLING 7,464

DISHWALLA In The Middle ( Immergent) 2.463 CHUCK PROPHET Somewhere 31 PEARL JAM 7,449 SENSE FIELD Save Yourself (Nettwerk) 2.426 32 DAVID GRAY 7,389 "SUMMERTIME THING" NEIL YOUNG Differently (Reprise) 2,377 33 TOM PETTY/HEARTBREAKERS 7,374 DAVID GRAY Sail Away (ATO/RCA) 2,344 MICK JAGGER Vision Of Paradise (Virgin) 2,237 34 FIVE FOR FIGHTING 7,254 R &R Triple A Chart 0- COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Interscope) 2,234 35 COLLECTIVE SOUL 7,187 R&R Indicator Q- LUCE Good Day (Nettwerk) 2.142 36 THE BEATLES 7,187 GARBAGE Breaking Up The Girl (Almo/Interscope) 2,099 O 37 ELVIS COSTELLO 7,168 NATALIE MERCHANT Just Can't Last (Elektra/EEG) 2,098 38 NICKELBACK 7,115 #1 Most Increased Plays MOBY We Are All Made Of Stars (V2) 2,091 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 2,038 39 BOB MARLEY/WAILERS 6.904 #3 Most Added - Again! THE CORRS When The Stars... (Lava/Atlantic) 2,013 40 BARENAKED LADIES 6,798 New Adds: MARK KNOPFLER What It Is (Warner Bros.) 2,013 41 EDDIE VEDDER 6,271 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue Note) 1,987 42 PRETENDERS 6,199 KTCZ KPRI WZEW BIG HEAD TODD Wishing Well (Big) 1.966 43 JOHN MELLENCAMP 5,966 WCLZ WVOD PHANTOM PLANET California (Epic) 1,928 TREY ANASTASIO Alive Again (Elektra/EEG) 1,916 44 SANTANA 5,959 Already On: DIDO Thankyou (Arista) 1,902 45 INXS 5,958 WXRT KFOG WXRV FIVE FOR FIGHTING Easy Tonight (Columbia) 1,895 46 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN 5,939 ZERO 7 Destiny (Ouango/Palm) 1,869 47 SARAH MCLACHLAN 5,900 KMTT WGVX KINK LENNY KRAVITZ Again ( Virgin) 1,837 48 FLEETWOOD MAC 5,896 MELISSA ETHERIDGE Lover Please (Island/lDJMG) 1,800 WKOC WITS KGSR BLUES TRAVELER Back In The Day (A&M/lnterscope) 1,787 49 BLUES TRAVELER 5,759 and more D NEW,* LEST 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 1,705 50 MOBY 5,549 STING Fragile (live) (A&M/lnterscope) 1,699

www.americanradiohistory.com 80 Freya Triple A Top 30 June 28, 2002 74Vr,TP/ LAST THIS TOTAL GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIOVS WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS (Dol Most Added 1 Q DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Gcing (RCA) 683 +8 39722 6 27/1 www.rradds.com 3 o COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/Interscope) 605 +1 39583 7 28/0 ARTIST" "...... ADDS 2 3 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 594 -56 40989 19 28/0 BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS Again & Again (Big) 8 4 4 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 570 -30 39731 18 25/0 BETH ORTON Concrete Sky (Heavenly /AstralwerksNirgin) 8 DAVE 5 5 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (DreamWorks) 505 -17 36549 15 18/0 PIRNER Never Recover (Ultimatum) 5 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) 3 6 6 GOO GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 483 -14 26327 15 23/0 JOHNNY A. Two Wheel Horse (Favored Nations/Artemis) 3 7 Q NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue Note/Virgin) 419 +53 40046 8 23/1 MARK OLSON Still We Have A Friend In You (Dualtone) 3 10 o TREY ANASTASIO Alive Again (Elektra/EEG) 316 +5 18154 10 22/1 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 2 13 Q JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 309 +57 24229 3 212 CHRIS ISAAK One Day (Reprise) 2 9 10 MOBY We Are All Made Of Stars (V2) 295 -16 16161 11 19/0 VAN MORRISON Down The Road (Universal) 2 DOVES Caught By The River (Capitol) 2 8 11 LENNY KRAVITZ Stillness Of Heart (Virgin) 291 -53 16623 19 20/0

ALANA DAVIS I Don't Care (EIeidra/EEG) 2 11 12 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 274 -31 19624 43 23/0 16 o DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143./Reprise) 259 +32 12443 3 18/0 Most Increased 12 14 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 243 -10 9797 13 16/0 Plays 28 CHUCK PROPHET 2 o Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) 232 +64 17314 20/3 TOTAL PLAY 21 C. KROEGER F /J. Hero 223 +36 4 8/1 SCOTT (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 8081 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 19 CHRIS ISAAK One Day (Reprise) 218 +22 19125 4 20/2 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New WesURed Ink) +64 17 18 THE CORRS When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 218 -9 16392 10 13/0 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wordedand (Aware/Columbia) +57 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) +53 18 19 SHANNON MCNALLY Now That I Know (Capitol) 190 -9 8581 5 15/1 DAVE PIRNER Never Recover (Ultimatum) +47 22 LUCE Good Day ( Nettwerk) 189 +3 9315 4 13/0 m HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) +47 24 al LOS LOBOS Hearts Of Stone (Mammoth) 188 +6 8192 6 13/1 TRAGICALLY HIP It's A Good Life If... (Zoe/Rounder) +46 27 e PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Fla wless/Geffen/Irterscope) 182 +11 5586 18 9/0 EELS Fresh Feeling (DreamWorks) +44 25 e RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 180 +6 7383 3 8/0 C. KROEGER F/J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) +36 DOVES Caught By The River (Capitol) +36 29 WILCO Heavy Metal Drummer (Nonesuch) 170 +3 6778 5 15/0 )Debut> DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) +32 e ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 160 +20 5135 1 13/1 )Debut> MAIA SHARP Willing To Burn (Concord) 157 +14 3910 1 12/1 Most Played 20 27 BONNIE RAITT I Can't Help You Now (Capitol) 156 -38 8698 18 17/0 Recurrents 23 28 ELVIS COSTELLO Tear Off Your Own Head... (island/IDJMG) 154 -32 10917 15 17/0 TOTAL 26 29 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TUT) 150 -21 4319 19 8/0 ARTIST TITLE LABELISI PLAYS In A While 216 30 30 INDIGO GIRLS Become You (Epic) 149 -4 8579 2 14/0 U2 Little (lnterscope) PETE YORN Strange Condition (Columbia) 211 28 Triple A reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 178 6/16 -6/22. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed first. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) 175 station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Everyday (RCA) 174 in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from CHRIS ISAAK Let Me Down Easy (Reprise) 160 the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. LIFEHOUSE Hanging By A Moment ( DreamWorks) 158 New & Active NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner /IDJMG)140 INCUBUS Drive (ImmortaWpic) 139 AFRO- CELT... F/P. GABRIEL When... (Real WorldNirgin)137 NEIL FINN Driving Me Mad (Nettwerk) BRYAN FERRY Goddess Of Love (Virgin) Total Plays: 137, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 131, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 0 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman... (Aware/Columbia) 132 ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal) HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) INDIGO GIRLS Moment Of Forgiveness (Epic) 131 Total Plays: 135, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 121, Total Stations: 10, Adds: 1 PETE YORN Life On A Chain (Columbia) 128 MARAH Float Away (E- Squared/Artemis) DAVID BOWIE Slow Burn (Columbia) EDDIE VEDDER You've Got To Hide Your... (V2) 123 Total Plays: 135, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 120, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 0 DAVID GRAY Babylon (ATO/RCA) 122 NO DOUBT Hella Good (lnterscope) CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) ALANIS MORISSETTE Hands Clean (Maverick/Reprise) 121 Total Plays: 134, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 102, Total Stations: 4, Adds: 0 VAN MORRISON Down The Road (Universal) DAVE PIRNER Never Recover (Ultimatum) R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. Total Plays: 131, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 2 Total Plays: 101, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 5 See all of our monitored reporters at www.radioandrecords.com. Songs ranked by total plays

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1 1 TREY ANASTASIO Alive Again (Elektra/EEG) 314 -1 7585 14 20/0 BETH ORTON Concrete Sky (Heavenly/Astralwerks/Virgin) 18 2 2 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 292 -5 5731 6 18/0 BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS Again & Again ¡Big) 5

ALANA DAVIS I Don't Care (Elektra/EEG) 5 3 Q COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/Interscope) 270 +7 5643 6 19/1 JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) 5 4 4 ELVIS COSTELLO Tear Off Your Own Head... (Island/IDJMG) 250 -10 7733 17 18/0 ALEX LLOYD Amazing (Nettwerk) 4 7 Q WILCO Heavy Metal Drummer (Nonesuch) 241 +11 7114 14 18/0 DOVES Caught By The River (Capitol) 3 5 6 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 241 -1 3751 20 15/0 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) 2 TRAGICALLY HIP It's A Good Life If ... (Zoe/Rounder) 2 11 o CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) 228 +24 7098 8 20/2 JORMA KAUKONEN Blue Railroad Train (Columbia) 2 8 0 MOBY We Are All Made Of Stars (V2) 228 +4 7287 13 18/0 JOHNNY A. Two Wheel Horse (Favored Nations/Artemis) 2 6 9 MAIA SHARP Willing To Burn (Concord) 226 -10 6086 11 20/0 COLDPLAY In My Place (Nettwerk/Capitol) 2 12 0 BRYAN FERRY Goddess Of Love (Virgin) 205 +10 5520 5 19/0 MARK OLSON Still We Have A Friend In You ( Dualtone) 2 10 11 LOS LOBOS Hearts Of Stone (Mammoth) 205 -3 6662 10 18/0 15 ® NEIL FINN Driving Me Mad (Nettwerk) 199 +19 5443 6 20/0 13 ® NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 198 +13 5465 13 16/1 23 0 LUCE Good Day (Nettwerk) 177 +26 5346 6 15/0 Most Increased 21 ® DAVID BOWIE Slow Burn (Columbia) 175 +17 7187 3 17/1 Plays 174 -11 4211 21 12/0 14 16 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) TOTAL 165 -14 14 15/0 PLAY 16 17 PATTY GRIFFIN Rain (ATO) 6480 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) NCREASE

9 18 BONNIE RAITT I Can't Help You Now (Capitol) 165 -50 5410 19 13/0 DAVE PIRNER Never Recover (Ultimatum) +63 18 19 NEIL YOUNG Differently (Reprise) 161 -12 4462 16 15/0 TRAGICALLY HIP It's A Good Life If... (Zoe/Rounder) +44 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (AwarsColumba)+40 19 20 INDIGO GIRLS Become You (Epic) 160 -10 5264 4 15/0 RANDALL BRAMBLETT Get In Get Out (New West/Red Ink) +36 17 21 VAN MORRISON Hey Mr. DJ (Universal) 152 -26 5379 10 15/0 JORMA KAUKONEN Blue Railroad Train (Columbia) +32 ¡Debut> I® JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 145 +40 2817 1 14/1 BETH ORTON Concrete Sky (Heaveny/AstralwerksMrgin, +31 22 23 CHRIS ISAAK One Day (Reprise) 144 -7 4966 4 15/1 LUCE Good Day (Nettwerk) +26 HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) +26 20 24 MARK KNOPFLER He's The Man (Warner Bros.) 143 -26 3313 8 17/0 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) +24 24 25 JEB LOY NICHOLS They Don't Know (Rykodisc) 130 -8 5176 13 15/0 DAVID GRISMAN Slade (Acoustic Discs) +24 28 ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal) 120 +1 2619 2 14/0 NEIL FINN Driving Me Mad (Nettwerk) +19 26 27 RUSTED ROOT Welcome To My Party (Island/IDJMG) 120 -6 2367 11 12/0 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman... (Aware/Columbia) +18 +17 29 28 ANGELIQUE KIDJO Ivoya (Columbia) 115 -1 3674 6 13/0 DAVID BOWIE Slow Burn (Columbia) ALLISON MOORER Cold In California (Universal) +17 27 29 BADLY DRAWN BOY Something To Talk About (XUARTISTdirect) 115 -7 4956 4 15/1 WIDESPREAD PANIC Chilly Water (Widespread/SRG) +16 110 0 4115 9 10/0 30 GOMEZ Detroit Swing 66 (HuWirgin) FLAMING LIPS Do You Realize? (Warner Bros.) +15 CARMEN MCRAE/M.J. COLE How Long.. (VerveNMG) +14 6/22. 21 Triple A Indicator Reports. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/16- Saturday HIVES Hate To Say I... (Burning /Epitaph/Sire /Reprise) +14 © 2002, R &R Inc. Reporters National

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It's tough to imagine anything beating out Trey Anastasio for Album of the Year here at WNCS, barring the resurrection of John Lennon. "Alive Again" is a perfect summer- time single; it's been one of our most re- OF THE WEEK quested songs since it came out. I've even noticed our front office staff singing the Mark Abuuahab Point)/ song when it's not on the radio. This ARTIST: Phil Lesh MD, WNCS (The VT is much more than a local Vermont phe- Burlington, LABEL: Columbia nomenon. Consider the fan base Trey established with Phish. Plus, his current By JOHN SCHOENBERGER /TRIPLE A EDITOR tour is one of the hot tickets this summer. If you still aren't con- vinced, spend some time with the album there is great - Is there life after death? For bassist Phil Lesh, depth on this CD. It would be a huge mistake to write off the answer is yes, for two different reasons. Trey Anastasio's solo debut as just another Phish CD. While First, of course, is his three- decade stint with the Trey's Phish roots are evident, there is a different sound on ultimate jam band, The Grateful Dead. But, in 1995, Jerry Garcia joined the great band in the this record. I think one of the reasons Phish are on hiatus is sky, leaving a hole in the Dead that could never that the rest of the band couldn't keep up with him. In the past be filled. The Dead as we knew them were, well, has Les and year Trey performed with Claypool Stewart dead. Sure, surviving members Lesh, Bob Weir Copeland in Oysterhead, with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and, now, on a and Mickey Hart headlined the 1998 Further very impressive CD and with a live band comprising the studio players. Now, Festival as The Other Ones, and Lesh has re- Phil Lesh if we could just get him to record with Paul McCartney and Ringo.... mained the active custodian of all the Dead's recorded archives, but the magic - the al- chemy, as Lesh likes to call it - created by that of their efforts, There and Back Again, the spe- legendary group would be no more. cial interaction Lesh refers to is quite evident. leads the Most Added pack this Beth Orton Then, a few years later, Lesh had his own Most members contributed on the songwriting week with 26 total adds (No. 1 at both pan- brush with death. Diagnosed with hepatitis C, side. In addition, longtime Grateful Dead lyri- els), while Big Head Todd And The Monsters' he had to undergo a liver transplant. The Sun- cist Robert Hunter collaborated with Lesh on new track also did well, bringing in 13 total adds day before his surgery, Deadheads around the several tunes. The music is universal, uplifting ... Johnny A., Mark Olson, Alana Davis, Alex world joined in a "Five Minutes for Phil" vigil, and inspired. In addition to the two most-played Lloyd and James Taylor have a good first which, he says, helped tremendously in his re- tracks - "Night of a Thousand Stars" and `The covery. After the successful operation, Lesh Real Thing" "No More Do I," "Celebration" week ... Chuck Prophet (the No. 1 spin gainer - this week), Dave Pirner, John Mayer and decided to rededicate himself to his instrument and "Liberty" are also standouts. of choice the bass guitar and to, once With a new lease on life, Lesh certainly re- Chris Isaak close some important holes ... As - - again, perform live. adjusted his priorities. His family and his Universal gears up for an official new single in He hit the road in 1999 with a variety of mu- health have taken on more importance, yet the late July, Van Morrison's "Down the Road" is proving to be a good gap selec- sicians touring as Phil Lesh & Friends and ulti- creation of music and the message it can con- tion to play ... the Triple A monitored Dave Matthews Band On airplay chart, mately released a successful live album called vey to his fans is also fulfilling. But the ques- hold at 1', Counting Crows move up to 2' (have you heard their great new al- Love Will See You Through. This prompted him tion remains whether this new path gives him the bum yet?), Norah Jones holds at 7', Trey Anastasio climbs 10` -8 ", and the new to go into the studio. Eventually, he found the same satisfaction he experienced for so many John Mayer song is already top 10 at 9* ... Big jumpers this week include Dropline right combination of friends in a group of play- years with The Grateful Dead. (16' -131, Prophet (28' -151, Kroeger & Scott (21' -16 "), Los Lobos (24 " -211 ers who could create the same kind of vitality "I think what this band is doing right now is and Wilco (29' -24') ... Alanis Morissette and Maia Sharp have nice debuts ... and single -mindedness that he had experienced a road away from all the grief that Deadheads Artists showing good growth include Neil Finn, Robert Plant, Bryan Ferry, for so many years with the Dead. This group are still experiencing," says Lesh. "And even Howie Day and Pimer ... Keep an eye on the new Doves track, "Caught by the includes Warren Haynes (vocals, guitar), Jimmy though I miss Jerry terribly - I wish he was Herring (guitar), Rob Barraco (vocals, keys) and still here so I could play with him I'm glad River" ... On the Triple A indicator airplay chart, Anastasio is No. 1 for the fifth - John Molo (drums, percussion). I'm doing this. It's been important to me since week, Wilco jumps 7' -5', Prophet gains 11' -7', Ferry is 10', Finn moves 15'- "When we first started rehearsing, within the before my transplant to deal with this music and 12, Luce leaps 23' -14', and David Bowie increases 21 " -15' ... Mayer debuts. first 30 minutes everybody knew that it was re- develop it further. The music really now be- - John Schoenberger, Triple A Editor ally something special," Lesh recalls. "It was longs to everyone who can grab hold of it and beyond chemistry." As you listen to the result make it theirs."

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"We have listeners in Tennessee, New Hampshire, Illinois, Texas, California and many points in between. It is extremely difficult to program for this type of mass -market American Family Radio infiltration." Netwoil Marvin Sanders] Li Inspo network is 200 frequencies strong and growing

Reading Broadcasting magazine in 1987, Don Wildmon, Chairman of the American Family cause of our focus, very involved in similar to other stations'. Association, ran across an intriguing article. It stated that the FCC would allow noncom- the culture." "Each manager at the local level merciai FM stations to deliver their signals to local communities through satellite technol- AFR's target demographic is pres- networks with businesses and _ ently 30 -54- year -olds, with a good churches to promote the station. Pro- ogy. Realizing the vast potential of such a system, the AFA filed for a station in the hometown of portion of listeners on either side of motion includes sponsoring or partici- its headquarters, Tupelo, MS. The rest, as they say, is history. that range, depending on the market. pating in local events and festivals. It The core focus of the organization is also includes partnering with the com- "It was necessary to have that first jor markets presented themselves, family- oriented issues that affect cul- munity by airing public service an- station before a signal could be trans- however, we have also acted upon ture. This central motivation ensures nouncements and informative pro- mitted to satellite, which was the vi- them. that AFR's programming hits its tar- grams on local issues. sion God gave Wildmon," says net- "When AFR moved into bigger get head -on at all times. "We have listeners in Tennessee, work GM Marvin Sanders. "The markets with existing Christian radio So what makes a particular song New Hampshire, Illinois, Texas, Cali- idea was to use satellites and the lat- stations, we realized a new need. In- worthy of airplay at AFR? "A num- fornia and many points in between. It est technology to build hundreds of stead of duplicating coverage, we ber of things, including lyrics, style of is extremely difficult to program for American Family Radio stations needed to provide an alternative mu- song and production quality," Riley this type of mass -market infiltration. across America to keep Christians in- sic format with the same informative says. "If the song is by a core artist, Whether you are a network or one sta- formed about what was happening programs and news. This challenge that's definitely in the song's favor. tion, the main thing you have to re- around the country. There was an ad- gave birth to both our 'Christian Clas- We do play some independent artists, member is to stay true to your spiri- ditional reason for the stations to Mervin Sanders John Riley sics' and 'Best Christian Music' for- but the quality of the song must be tual calling and mission statement. come about, that being encourage- mats." outstanding to make the cut." Stay focused on the fact that Christian ment and inspiration." in a shorter span of time than any The Christian Classics format is a radio does make a difference and that Mass-Market Factors other organization in the history of blend of Southern gospel, praise and lives are being impacted and changed A Growing Concern broadcasting. worship and other Christian -music With 200 frequencies across the through your programming." It took four years for AFR to receive "When the FCC opened the win- Best Christian country, AFR's market share varies standards. The Music Impact And Change permission from the FCC to construct dow to allow satellite broadcasting, format is a blend of AC and light from state to state and city to city. A its first station. In February 1991 the we knew it was time to act," Sanders CHR. Even with the addition of these determination of total listenership is AFR has approximately 60 full - organization began construction of its says. "One of the first steps was to two new formats, however, AFR re- almost impossible. But Karen time staff members who serve in a flagship station, WAFR/Tupelo, which contact churches across the nation to mains the organization's primary fo- Battles, AFR's Administrative Ser- variety of capacities, including on the went on the air in August. In February see if they were interested in having cus. It continues to seek out and build vices Director, gleans information air and in administration, production, 1993 the first translator satellite station a station in their community. If they new stations as it receives construc- wherever she can. engineering, the news department and went live in Jackson, TN. Immediately, were, we then asked if they were in- tion permits. The network plans to "For larger markets, the stations network operations and development. the number of stations in the network terested in partnering with AFR to grow when the FCC's freeze on non- with big listenership that come to The network headquarters in Tupelo began to grow. help that become a reality. commercial applications is lifted. mind are KCFN /Wichita; KANX- sends out programming 24 hours a By June of 1997 AFR had 156 sta- "AFR's primary focus has been to KBDO/Little Rock; WAOY/Gulfport, day. To give each signal a local feel, Inspo Vs. AC tions on the air, serving people in 27 serve what we felt was an MS; and WAFR/Tupelo, MS," she station managers across the country states. Now close to 200 stations in underserved Middle America. When AFR programs its Inspo and AC says. "We have also seen encourag- interrupt the national feed to air local number, AFR has built more stations acquisitions and opportunities in ma- formats separately. Network PD John ing growth in some of our newest ad- programs and spots. Riley explains AFR's take on the dif- ditions, including WAXR/Quad Cit- "Over the next two to three years ference between the two musical ies, IL; KBDE /Waco, TX; and we plan to continue building new sta- styles and what he sees for the future. WAUQ/Richmond, VA. tions," Sanders says. "But we are a "Many of the core artists are shared "The other factor in all of this is listener- supported organization. By that many small -town stations have continuing to find new ways to com- SPARROW RECORDS INTRODUCES by both Inspo and AC," he says. "Mu- sically, Inspo is moving toward the heavy listenership. Our percentage of municate our message, we plan to in- AC side with a lot of cross -charting. listeners based on population may be crease listenership and our support AARON SPIRO But the Inspo format still seems to be significantly higher in some of these base by 20% at our established sta- more compatible with the placement areas. However, since we are listener- tions. *SING* of teaching and informational pro- supported, with stations across the na- "Our highest priority will continue grams within our scheduling. tion, we do not have the budget to do to be to share the life- changing mes- `SING- DEFINES RADIO IN 2002! I COULD TELI. THIS "Combine this with the fact that the standard marketing research that sage of Christ and to inform our lis- SONG WAS A SOLID NIT THE FIRST TIME I HEARD IT - OVER TEE

PHOILI IF YOU LOVE YOUR LISTENERS. YOU'LL LOVE -SING! - Inspo is still driven by strong lyrical the average for -profit station would teners about current events. By focus- -Dave St. John, Program Dlr.ctor KZZO -FM content, and you have a soothing, re- conduct. Our primary feedback ing on these two things, we hope to storing and teaching format. Other comes from calls, e-mails and letters motivate more people to become in- formats also have good lyrics and from our listeners. We also conduct volved in the culture and to make a teach to a degree, but Inspo music listener surveys by mail and plan to difference in their community. seems to lend itself more easily to this implement online surveys in the near "AFR is continuing to grow and concept of programming. future " make a difference. This growth can be "Inspo listeners are just like every- Having listeners nationwide in so attributed to AFR's uniqueness within

ON YOUR DESK, GOING FOR ADDS THIS FRIDAY. one else: They want great music and many different types of markets makes Inspirational radio. Our focus and great radio. In fact, in markets with for varied promotion tactics. A promo- mission are to deliver information For information. contact Rob Poznanski at Sparrow Lobel Group (B00) 347-4777 or email at rpoznanski®sparrowrecorll.com both an AC and an Inspo format, some tion that works in a small Kansas town within this format, and that includes listeners will switch back and forth may not work in a large market. Sand- taking a stand on moral issues. no hype. just hits. between the two stations. The major ers explains AFR's approach: "While Through AFR's airing of programs differences we see at AFR are that our we do some direct-mail pieces and ad that equip families with information, listeners seem to be a little older, theo- placements from AFR headquarters, these same families are impacting and logically more conservative and, be- our marketing plan in each town is changing the culture."

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God turned my life into something I According to Klosterman, promo- Platinum-plus- selling gospel groovesters Trin -i -tee 5:7 too ashamed because I wasn't living could be proud of." tions for The Kiss will be "signifi- are back after a two -year hiatus with an R&B- and by His will at the time. It also goes Overall, the carousel of songs on cantly radio- focused," with the Aug. 6. Their through a season of surviving a heart- pop- infused album that hits the street on The Kiss covers a variety of topics pumping dance track "Holla" ser- break and not just surviving, but time away from the spotlight hasn't exactly been a vacation, - and speaks to everyday life experi- viced to all formats. "It's going to coming out and being more than the New Orleans -based trio say, but hours well -spent contrib- ences, Anderson says, making the Urban, Urban AC, Gospel, Rhyth- OK." She goes on, "I want to encour- album relevant not only to the Chris- mic and CHR, and we're starting to uting to local ministries and honing their own musical craft in age people. You can work through all tian market, but to the mainstream see some great heat on that. Being a Los Angeles studio for new release The Kiss. these things, and you can come to a music consumer as well. that the record doesn't come out un- The Kiss, produced by a multitude stab at songwriting and co-produc- place that's so beautiful and peace- "The album definitely covers til August, we've got plenty of time of talents including veteran Trin-i- ing, with each member contributing ful and that gives you so much mu- what we experience as human be- to develop that platform." tee 5:7 producer Fred Jerkins, sic wisdom." ings," Anderson tells THE CCM UP- While "Holla," with a guest ap- Shep Crawford (Boyz II Men, For Haynes, it was experi- DATE. "Humans face trials and tribu- pearance by J. Moss, was released Yolanda Adams) and Travon ences at her year-old, self-es- lations, and we also fall sometimes to the Gospel and Christian for- Potts (BeBe Winans, Christi- tablished inner -city ministry, and mess up. Our songs cover dif- mats in late May, Klosterman says ne_ Aguilera), mirrors the St. Michael Youth Center, that ferent topics in life because life it will be released to mainstream group's 1998 self-titled debut inspired "Greater Than You needs to be balanced." formats in early July. Additional- and the 2000 release Spiritual and Me." "This song is about Linda Klosterman, who's han- ly, a music video for "Hotta" re- Love in style, with pop -fla- children who have suffered dling marketing for Trin -i -tee 5:7's cently wrapped up production and vored hooks and groovy beats, from mental, physical or sex- new record, says a comprehensive will be serviced to mainstream and but differs when it comes to ual abuse," she says. "I picked promotional plan will kick off in Christian TV outlets in the next lyrical content, Trin -i -tee up the concept from the stories coming weeks, covering retail, radio few weeks. members Adrian Anderson, I've heard from the kids at the and the Internet. While Klosterman According to Trin-i -tee 5:7, plan- Chanelle Haynes and Angel youth center. My heart was would not give details, she says, "We ning for a fall tour built around the Taylor say. burdened the night that I went have a team between Gospocentric/ concepts of integration and celebra- "There's an evolution of into the studio to start writing. B' Rite Records and Jive Records, tion is underway, and, for the first progress from Spiritual Love," It's just me seeing and experi- which has really partnered with B' time, the group will be appearing Anderson tells Tina CCM Up- The Kiss encing what these children are Rite in a big way, to promote The with both gospel and core Contem- DATE. "We have more life ex- going through." Kiss. It's being promoted across the porary Christian artists in churches, perience more experience in our one tune and all three collaborating For Taylor, a memory of her life - Gospel, Pop and Christian markets, clubs and theaters in select cities. relationship with Christ, as women on the track "16 Again." devoid of God's love brought about and it's exciting because Trin-i -tee from being on the road, traveling According to Anderson, her song- "The One for Me." "It's a love - 5:7 have done very well in all three Additional research by Stephanie abroad and domestically. We have writing effort sprang from a season song," she says. "It begins before I markets." Ottosen. more experience from the different of life that included both heartbreak had a relationship with Him and emotions we've come across. You get and healing. She says, "The song talks about the way my life was and that maturity with The Kiss." 'All of My Life' is about coming to about the loneliness He filled. The In order to further give the album a place where I admitted to God that song goes on to talk about how He a personal stamp, the women took a I always knew to talk to Him but was brought sunshine to my life and how Festival Con Dios announces two partnerships that will strengthen its ministry focus: ZJAM's radio show, which has 210 affiliates, launches a 20- week festival promotion that will run through the fall, and Zondervan Bible Publishers wilt be distributing Storting Point Bible Samplers at all Festival Con Dios events.

Reunion Records announces the appointment of industry veteran David Bach as VP /A&R. Bach will oversee the A&R process for the Reunion artist roster, which includes Michael W. Smith, Joy Williams, Daily Planet, Kathy Troctoli, LaRue and NewSong. Signings:

Spindust Records signs singer -songwriter Mitch McVicker, whose first nationally released album, the Mark Robertson -produced Without Looking Down, is set to be released in September through Word Distribution. In 1999

McVicker's No. 1 single "My Deliverer' was honored with a Dove Award for Song of the Year.

Daywind Music Group signs an exclusive recording agreement with RELEV: Southern gospel quartet Legacy Five.

Brentwood- Benson Music Publishing re -signs songwriter Dave Clark. Clark, who has been with Brentwood -Benson for more than 10 years, has written 22 MEETING OF TITANS No. í hits, including 411IM's "For Future Generations." Jars Of Clay took a break between concerts on their Eleventh Hour Tour and bumped into Heisman Trophy M2.0 Communications adds comedian Chonda Pierce to its roster. Pierce winner and NFL Pro Bowl running back Eddie George of the Tennessee Titans in downtown Nashville. Pictured will release her latest video and CD project, Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid, on ( Sept. 3 through Word Distribution. (l -r) are Jars Of Clay's Dan Haseltine, George and the band's Stephen Mason, Matt Odmark and Charlie Lowell.

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TOTAL WEEKS ON TOTAL 1- WEEKS ON WEEK wEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL!Sl PLAYS PLAYS CHART ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS .HART

1 1 PAUL COLMAN TRIO Tum (Essential) 1134 -43 13 1 Q PAX217 Tonight (Forefront) 432 +6 12

3 2 THIRD DAY It's Alright (Essential) 972 -10 15 2 Q P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 390 +10 10

2 3 AUDIO ADRENALINE Rejoice (Forefront) 926 -60 15 5 Q NEWSBOYS John Woo (Sparrow) 310 +13 13

4 4 JEFF DEMO Let It Flow (Gotee) 831 -4 14 8 Q BENJAMIN GATE Do What You Say (Forefront) 301 +64 4

5 0 JENNIFERKNAPPSayWon'tYouSay (Gotee) 714 +9 12 6 0 12 STONES Broken (Wind -up) 293 +6 5

8 0 OUT OF EDEN Day Like Today (Gotee) 703 +64 9 3 6 PILLAR Fireproof (Flicker) 281 -30 17

+7 6 7 GINNY OWENS I Am (Rocketown) 668 -35 19 ï 0 TOBY MAC What's Goin' Down (Forefront) 279 I1

11 Q DAILY PLANET Flying Blind (Reunion) 658 +103 6 4 8 SKILLET Earth Invasion (Ardent) 266 -39 13

7 9 TAIT Bonded (Forefront) 630 -28 13 11 0 LADS International Mystery Man (Cross Driven) 238 +19 4

13 0 JARS OF CLAY Fly (Essential) 626 +120 4 12 TAIT Bonded (Forefront) 228 +19 8

9 11 STACIE ORRICO Bounce Back (Forefront) 601 -22 15 13 Q ESO Sad Mary (Bettie Rocket) 214 +26 8

l0 ® ZOE GIRL Here And Now (Sparrow) 596 +23 10 10 12 G.S. MEGAPHONE Prodigal Dad (Spindust) 205 -21 11 12 ® BEBO NORMAN Holy Is Your Name (Essential) 542 +2 12 19 ® PLANET SHAKERS Shake the Planet (Crown) 190 +22 6 16 14 ALL TOGETHER SEPARATE We Know (Ardent) 461 -10 9 14 0 EAST WEST She Cries (Floodgate) 189 +2 17

15 15 SALVADOR Breathing Life (Word) 457 -14 4 9 15 FIVE IRON FRENZY Spartan (5 Minute Walk) 187 -47 17

25 Q FFH Fly Away (Essential) 453 +139 3 20 0 KEVIN MAX You (Forefront) 180 +19 8

18 Q TOBY MAC Irene (Forefront) 448 +37 5 (Debut> Q 38TH PARALLEL Horizon (Squint) 179 +119 1

14 18 SKILLET One Real Thing (Ardent) 400 -86 20 Q JOHN REUBEN Hindsight (Gotee) 177 +61 2

174 +27 !Debut NEWSBOYS Million Pieces (Sparrow) 387 +116 1 24 Q STRANGE OCCURRENCE Reach (Steel Roots)

17 20 NEWSBOYS It Is You (Sparrow) 387 -68 26 16 20 SEVENTH DAY SLUMBER My Struggle (Mercy Street) 169 -11 23

Sirens) 169 -6 E 20 21 RELIENT K For The Moments I Feel Faint (Gotee) 346 -16 10 17 21 SHILOH Shackles (Accidental

+2 21 ® FREDDIE COLLOCA Savior My Savior (One Voice) 338 +4 9 21 ® AUDIO ADRENALINE Rejoice (Forefront) 161 9 23 15 23 THIRD DAY Get On (Essential) 160 -24 1' 24 ® MERCY ME I Can Only Imagine (ING) 327 +12

22 24 KEVIN MAX You (Forefront) 314 -3 3 18 24 THOUSAND FOOT KRUTCH Supafly (OGE) 159 -14 20

19 25 RACHAEL LAMPA Savior Song (Word) 301 -106 18 25 ® BUCK ENTERPRISES The Return (Galaxy21) 158 +22 1-

23 26 JAKE Brighter (Reunion) 296 -19 2 [ Debut> ® LINCOLN BREWSTER Everybody Praise The Lord (Vertical) 146 +28 1

+25 1 (Debut> BENJAMIN GATE The Calling (Forefront) 274 +58 1 LDe ® DAILY PLANET Tangled Web (Reunion) 142

-10 21 ( Debut> REBECCA ST. JAMES Song Of Love (Forefront) 272 +40 1 23 28 RELIENT K Those Words Are Not Enough (Gotee) 142

LIFEHOUSE Breathing (Dream Works) 269 +4 22 28 29 LIKE DAVID Suffer To Reach (Bettie Rocket) 119 -7 6

-5 15 ( Debut> DOWNHERE Free Me Up (Word) 267 +26 1 29 30 SLINGSHOT 57 Everyday (Independent) 118

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-'S TOTAL .I - WEEKS Oti TOTAL .l- WEEKS ON ' PLAYS PLAYS CHART '-áSTAEK ..`- ART'ST :_ .AS E: S. PLAYS PLAYS CHART EEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABELi.S, +16 4 2 0 STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN Magnificent... (Sparrow) 1705 +60 10 1 0 4HIM Surrender (Word) 333

2 THIRD DAY Its Alright (Essential) 1604 -78 16 2 JACI VELASOUEZ In Green Pastures (Creative Trust) 290 +18 4

3 3 4HIM Surrender (Word) 1556 -52 16 3 0 MARK SCHULTZ Back In His Arms Again (Word) 276 +10 4

ü 0 FFH Fly Away (Essential) 1353 +61 9 4 STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN Magnificent... (Sparrow) 229 +8 4

5 VOICES OF HOPE In God We Trust (Sparrow) 1328 -27 11 9 0 BOB CARLISLE You're Beautiful (Diadem) 204 +39 4

i MARK SCHULTZ Back In His Arms Again (Word) 1311 -193 18 5 6 MICHAEL CARD Scribbling In The Sand (M2.0) 192 -22 4

r 7 FREDDIE COLLOCA Savior My Savior (One Voice) 1226 -25 14 6 7 NEWSONG Wide Open (Reunion) 181 -23 4

4 10 0 AUDIO ADRENALINE Ocean Floor (Forefront) 1156 +81 6 7 8 GINNY OWENS I Am (Rocketown) 177 -12 11 0 SALVADOR Breathing Life (Word) 1095 +86 8 10 0 VOICES OF HOPE In God We Trust (Sparrow) 161 +23 4

9 10 NATALIE GRANT What Other Man (Curb) 1090 -14 16 8 10 STEVE GREEN The Pleasures Of The King (Sparrow) 151 -24 4

8 11 BEBO NORMAN Holy Is Your Name (Essential) 1083 -41 15 23 ® LINCOLN BREWSTER All I Really Want (Vertical) 129 +34 3 12 ® ZOE GIRL Here And Now (Sparrow) 1044 +55 13 13 0 JASON INGRAM Restore Me (INO) 129 +2 4 14 ® NEWSONG Wide Open (Reunion) 900 +27 13 14 13 REBECCA ST. JAMES Song Of Love (Forefront) 128 +7 4 15 0 JENNIFER KNAPP Say Won't You Say (Gotee) 776 +63 12 22 MARTINS Lord Most High (Spring Hill) 123 +25 4

16 ® AMY GRANT The River's Gonna Keep On Rolling (Word') 764 +63 6 17 ® TIM HUGHES Here I Am To Worship (Worship Together) 118 +13 4

13 16 GINNY OWENS I Am (Rocketown) 745 -206 21 18 RONNIE FREEMAN The Only Thing (Rocketown) 109 +5 4

1 e 0 REBECCA ST. JAMES Song Of Love (Forefront) 741 +66 5 15 17 COREY EMERSON I Will Remember (Discovery House) 106 -7 4 19 0 SHAUN GROVES Move Me (Rocketown) 733 +60 5 16 18 JOHN TESH The Heart Of Worship (Garden City) 103 -6 4 22 0 JARS OF CLAY Fly (Essential) 648 +72 3 28 MICHAEL W. SMITH Purified (Reunion) 102 +21 2

20 20 SONICFLOOD Write Your Name Upon My Heart (INO) 645 -27 10 26 MATTHEW WARD Wherever Love Leads (Discovery House) 101 +14 4

25 © NICOLE C. MULLEN Come Unto Me (Word) 609 +80 3

23 0 KATINAS Rejoice (Gotee) 582 +29 4 Inspo raccters. Szrjs raked by total plays fa- de airplay tads of Sunday 6/16-Saturday 6/22 . 2002 Radio & Records. 29 ® BIG DADDY WEAVE In Christ (Fervent) 511 +112 2 21 :-.1 BROTHER'S KEEPER Take Me To The Cross (Ardent) 508 -95 21 Rhythmic Specialty Programming 30 ® NEWSBOYS Million Pieces (Sparrow) 502 +104 2

RANK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) 27 m JACI VELASOUEZ In Green Pastures (Creative Trust) 455 +5 7 1 JOHN REUBEN Hindsight (Gotee) 17 27 POINT OF GRACE You Will Never Walk Alone (Word) 450 -238 20 2 TOBY MAC Irene (Forefront)

24 28 RACHAEL LAMPA No Greater Love (Word) 416 -127 21 3 DJ MAJ t/DJ FORM 7 Factors (Gotee) 4 TRIN -I -TEE 5:7 Holla (Gospo Centric) /Debut> IJ DAVID CROWDER BAND My Hope (Sparrow) 380 +31 1 5 ILL HARMONICS Take Two (Uprok) 28 30 NEWSBOYS It Is You (Sparrow) 376 -61 26 6 GRITS Here We Go (Gotee) 7 KATINAS Dance (Gotee) 8 WOODY ROCK Believer (Gospo Centric) E7 PC reporters. Sr raked by total plays tre airplay ,erk of Sunday 6/16 -Saninty 6/22. fQ 9 BK & ASSOCIATES What I Love (Uprok) ® 20C2 Radio & Records 10 JAVEN Never Give Up On Love (Crowne)

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2 EMINEM Without Me (Shady /Aftermath/Interscope) 1 NELLY Hot In O 8 Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 1 1 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) NELLY 6 © Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 2 © CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 2 2 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) 1 3 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M /Interscope) 3 3 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 5 o NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 7 4 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 6 0 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 3 4 MUSIO Halfcrazy (De!Soul/IDJMG) 4 5 P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I NeedAGid (PartOne) (Bad Boy/Arista) 5 5 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) 4 5 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 5 6 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc. /DefJam/IDJMG) 4 6 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc./Def Jam/IDJMG) 8 0 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 3 7 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 11 8 P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 6 7 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 10 C. KROEGER F/J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 8 o JENNIFER LOPEZ FINAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 7 8 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnclDefJam/IDJMG) 9 ' DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 7 9 P. DIDDY F/USHER &LOON INeedAGid(PartOne)(BadBoy/Adst2) 9 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 14 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 9 10 JA RULE Down Ass Chick (Murder lnc./Def Jam/IDJMG) 18 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 11 FAT JOE F/ASHANTI 8 What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 10 11 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 20 P. DIDDY F/GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy'/Arista) 13 0 JENNIFER LOPEZ FINAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 13 AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson/MCA) 14 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love ( Rise/Columbia) 12 13 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 23 IRV GOTT! Down 4 U (Murder lnc./DefJam/IDJMG) 10 13 USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace/Arista) 11 14 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 17 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 12 1-1 RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 21 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven 15 0 (Robbins) 12 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 16 DONELL JONES You Know That I Love You (Untouchables/Arista) 17 16 CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 16 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 19 8 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 18 17 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/GeffeMnterscope) 18 8 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 13 17 MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 15 18 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 14 18 USHER U Don't Have To Call ( LaFace/Arista) 11 18 P. DIDDY FLASHER &LOON I NeedAGid (Part One) (BadBoy/Arista) 20 Q SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 15 19 MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 28 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder lnc./DefJam /IDJMG) 16 20 SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 21 20 MUSID Halfcrazy (DelSoul/IDJMG) 23 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) 19 21 AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackGroundNirgin) 19 21 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 22 21 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (Del Jam South/IDJMG) 30 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 25 0 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 17 22 JA RULE Down Ass Chick (Murder Inc/De! Jam/IOJMG) 22 MARY J. BLIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 20 23 YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch) 21 23 BUSTA RHYMES Pass The Courvoisier (Part II) (J) 25 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 22 24 BUSTA RHYMES Pass The Courvoisier (Part II) (J) 25 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 26 SOLUNA For All Time (Dream Works) 26 25 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 30 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Del Jam/IDJMG)

27 . KELLY OSBOURNE Papa Don't Preach (Epic) 24 26 LUDACRIS Saturday (0ooh! O000h!) (DefJam South/IDJMG) 32 ASHANTI Happy (Murder lnc/DefJam/IDJMG) 28 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 29 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (DefJam South/IDJMG) 26 27 SCARFACE Guess Who's Back? (DefJam South/IDJMG)

23 28 PAULINA RUBIO Don't Say Goodbye (Universal) 30 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 24 28 YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch) 33 m CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 34 ' ASHANTI Happy (Murder lnc./DefJam/IDJMG) 33 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 24 30 WILL SMITH Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya...) (Columbia) 32 I N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Def Jam/IDJMG) 36 8 WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) (Epic) USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace /Arista) KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/EEG) #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS

PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy /Arista) P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy /Arista:

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE Al Caught In The Middle (Columbia) DJ OUIK Trouble (Bungalo) SLUM VILLAGE Tainted (Barak/Capitol) KHIA My Neck. My Back (Lick It) !Dirty Down /Artemis) PAULINA RUBIO Don't Say Goodbye (Universal) STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope)

NAPPY ROOTS Awnaw (Atlantic) DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Through This (Island /IDJMG) ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) TANK One Man (BlackGround)

YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch) STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) AZ I'm Back (Motown)

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1 1 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 1 1 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 1 1 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner /Columbia/lDMG) 2 © FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman (It's Not Easy) (Aware/Columbia) 2 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 4 0 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 5 © JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are (143/Reprise) 3 8 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 2 3 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless /Geffen/Interscope)

3 4 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Hero (Interscope) 4 4 CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 3 . TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA)

4 5 MARC ANTHONY I Need You (Columbia) 6 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing ( Aware/Columbia) 7 © RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 6 8 JO DEE MESSINA Bring On The Rain (Curb) 9 8 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 6 6 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 8 o LONESTAR I'm Already There (BHA) 7 7 NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 5 7 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 7 8 MICHAEL BOLTON Only A Woman Like You (Jive) 5 8 GOO G00 DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 8 8 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 9 9 MATCHBOX TWENTY If You're Gone (Lava/Atlantic) 8 9 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/GefteMnterscope) 9 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT)

15 BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) 11 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 10 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 12 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Do It For Love (BMG/Heritage) 10 11 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 11 11 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 10 TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) 12 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 12 NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 11 13 ENYA Wild Child (Reprise) 13 13 TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) 14 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 16 0 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 14 0 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 13 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) 14 15 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON So Complicated (Arista) 15 15 JEWEL Standing Still (Atlantic) 18 ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal)

13 16 BONNIE RAITT I Can't Help You Now (Capitol) 16 16 DEFAULT Wasting My Time OW) 17 ' AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 20 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 17 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 15 17 RUSH One Little Victory (Anthem/Atlantic) 17 18 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 18 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 26 RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic) 19 Q JENNIFER LOPEZ Alive (Epic) 19 19 CALLING Adrienne (RCA) 19 ' EARSHOT Get Away (WamerBros.) 18 20 ALL -4 -ONE & JIM BRICKMAN Beautiful As U (AMC) 21 THE CORRS When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 16 20 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 25 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 20 21 RUBYHORSE Sparkle (lsland/IDJMG) 22 21 COURSE OF NATURE Wall Of Shame (Lava/Atlantic) 21 CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 22 DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) 29 ® SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) 22 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (Interscope) 24 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 21 23 KORN Here To Stay ( Immortal/Epic) 23 ELTON JOHN Original Sin (RockeKlniversal) 23 LINKIN PARK In The End (WamerBros.) 20 24 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 24 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 29 ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 23 25 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geften/lnterscope) 28 TAMARA WALKER Angel Eyes (Curb) 25 26 SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 24 m TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 30 GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again (Capitol) 27 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 25 27 KID ROCK You Never Met A Mother"er... (Top Dogrlava/Atlarrtic) 27 BARRY MANILOW They Dance! (Concord) 30 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (GeffeNlnterscope) 27 28 INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 28 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) BAD COMPANY Joe Fabulous (Sanctuary/SRC) 26 30 BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love (Arista) 31 6 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 28 s OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) SPLENDER Save It For Later (J) FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS

BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) CHAD KROEGER F /JOSEY SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE MICHAEL DAMIAN Shadows In The Night (Modern Voices/WeirBros.) UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red (Interscope) JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) SHEILA NICHOLLS Faith (Essexgirl/Hollywood) SINCH Something More (Roadrunner/IDJMG) KATHY MATTEA They Are The Roses (Narada) 311 Amber (Volcano) KORN Thoughtless ( Immorta/Epic) PET SHOP BOYS Home And Dry (Sanctuary/SRG) CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON So Complicated (Arista) EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) STEELY Simple Girl (NFE) AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) VINES Get Free (Capitol)

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1 1 JAHEIM Anything (Divine Mill/WB) 1 1 GEORGE STRAIT Living And Living Well (MCA) 1 1 PETER WHITE Bueno Funk (Columbia) 4 © LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 2 BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her (Fishin') (Arista) 2 2 CRAIG CHAQUICO Luminosa (Higher Octave) 2 JOE What If A Woman (Jive) 7 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red, White... (Dream Works) 4 0 BONEY JAMES RPM (Warner Bros.) 5 MUSIO Halfcrazy (BefSouLIDJMG) 6 KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) 3 4 JEFF GOLUB Cut The Cake (GRPNMG)

3 5 ANGIE STONE Wish I Didn't Miss You (J) 4 LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By (BNA) 6 5 ALFONZO BLACKWELL Funky Shuffle (Shanachie) 6 RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 5 GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 8 0 JOYCE COOLING Daddy -0 (GRPNMG) 7 12 DONELL JONES You Know That I Love You (Untouchables/Arista) 8 BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) 5 JIMMY SOMMERS Lowdown (Higher Octave) 8 MAXWELL Lifetime (Columbia) 9 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me (BNA) 9 0 DOWN TO THE BONE Electra Glide (GRPNMG) 10 BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love (Arista) 11 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 7 9 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin)

13 ' GLENN LEWIS Don't You Forget It (Epic) 10 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (Dream Works) 11 JOE SAMPLE X Marks The Spot (PRA/GRPNMG) 7 11 REMY SHAND Take A Message (Motown) 12 ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 10 8 STEVE COLE So Into You (Atlantic) 9 12 YOLANDA ADAMS I'm Gonna Be Ready ( Elektra/EEG) 18 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) 12 12 BOZ SCAGGS Miss Riddle (Virgin) 11 13 ANN NESBY F /AL GREEN Put It On Paper (Universal) 14 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 14 ® BRAXTON BROTHERS Whenever I See You (Peak) 15 REGINA BELLE F /GLENN JONES From Now On (Peak) 15 SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) 13 14 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 16 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc./Der Jam/IDJMG) 17 TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand (Capitol) 16 ® KIM WATERS In The House (Shanachie) 18 YOLANDA ADAMS The Battle Is The Lords (Verity) 19 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) 15 BRIAN CULBERTSON Without Your Love (Warner Bros; 19 MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) 22 BLAKE SHELTON OI' Red (Warner Bros.) 17 LARRY CARLTON Morning Magic (Warner Bros.)

20 ' DAVE HOLLISTER Keep Lavin' You (MCA) 16 18 TRICK PONY Just What I Do (H2E/WB) 19 SPECIAL EFX Cruise Control (Shanachie)

17 19 USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace /Arista) 20 19 BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 18 19 RICHARD ELLIOT Shotgun (GRPNMG) 23 a RI Good Man (J) 21 20 MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 21 GERALD ALBRIGHT Ain't No Stoppin' (GRPNMG) 22 21 SIR CHARLES JONES Is There Anybody Lonely... (Independent) 23 21 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 25 NORMAN BROWN JustChillin' (Warner Bros.) 21 22 ALICIA KEYS How Come You Don't Call Me (J) 24 22 PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 23 ®®® LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 29 ® BONEY JAMES F/JAHEIM Ride (Warner Bros.) 25 23 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 24 23 JOE MCBRIDE Woke Up This Morning (Heads Up) 25 ® TONY TERRY In The Shower (Golden Boy) 26 24 PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 22 24 DAVID LANZ That Smile ( Decca) 24 25 WILL DOWNING Cool Water (GRPNMG) 28 25 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) - e EUGE GROOVE Slam Dunk (Warner Bros.) - e BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 32 26 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 20 26 KEVIN TONEY Passion Dance (Shanachie) 27 27 AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson/MCA) 29 27 JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) - ® JONATHAN BUTLER Wake Up (Warner Bros.) - e JERZEE MONET Most High (Dream Works) 30 28 CYNDI THOMSON I'm Gone (Capitol) 26 28 CHRIS BOTTI Through An Open Window (Columbia) 23 29 JAGUAR WRIGHT The What Its (MCA) 33 29 SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 28 SADE Somebody Already Broke My... (Epic) 3) 30 DJ ROGERS JR. Lonely Girl (Motown) 39 30 REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) CHUCK LOEB Sarao (Shanachie)

#1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED .c.... àWEAT One On One ;EieM,ra EEG,, ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) CHUCK LOEB Sarao 'Shand':.'/ #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS DONELL JONES Ya4 Know That Love Tou Jntouchables/Arista) TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) BONEY JAMES RPM (Warner Bros.)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE KIRK FRANKLIN Brighter Days (Gospo Centric/Interscope, ERIC HEATHERLY Tne Last Man Committed (Dream Works) ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY Tuff Puzzle (Higher Octave,

82K Gots Ta Be (Epic) DAVID NAIL Memphis (Mercury) 3RD FORCE I Believe In You (Higher Octave) DARIUS RUCKER Wild One (hidden Beach/Epic) JAMES OTTO The Ball (Mercury) GREG ADAMS Roadhouse (Ripa)

WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) TOMMY SHANE STEINER Tell Me Where It Hurts (RCA. WILL DOWNING I Can't Help It (GRPNMG) MANHATTANS Even Now (Beemark) TY HERNDON A Few Short Years (Epic) VICTOR FIELDS Walk On By (Regina)

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2 1 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Fla wless/Geffen/Interscope) 2 0 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 1 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA)

1 2 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 1 2 C. KROEGER F/J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 3 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Deffennterscope) 4 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/ Columbia/IDJMG) 3 PUDDLE OF MUDO Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen/lnterscope) 2 3 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 6 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 4 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 4 4 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 3 5 KORN Here To Stay (Immortal/Epic) 5 INCUBUS Warning (ImmortaUEpic) 5 5 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works)

5 . EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 6 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 6 6 G00 G00 DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.)

B O PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 11 BOX CAR RACER I Feel So (MCA) 7 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 9 8 TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA) 13 JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (Dream Works) 10 TREY ANASTASIO Alive Again (Elektra/EEG) 7 9 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity (American/Columbia) 10 9 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 13 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 11 10 STAIND For You (Flip /Elektra/EEG) 7 10 KORN Here To Stay (ImmortaUEpic) 9 10 MOBY We Are All Made Of Stars (V2) 10 11 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 9 11 STAIND For You ( Flip/Elektra/EEG) 8 11 LENNY KRAVITZ Stillness Of Heart (Virgin) 14 ® P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 8 12 UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red (lnterscope) 11 12 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 12 13 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 14 13 P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 16 ® DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) 15 DEFAULT Deny (71/1") 15 ® HIVES Hate To Say I Told You So (Buming/Epitaph Sire/Reprise) 12 14 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 17 Q HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 12 15 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity (American /Columbia) 28 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) 13 16 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 19 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (AmericarVColumbia) 21 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG)

16 17 3RD STRIKE No Light (Hollywood) 18 . EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Altermath/Interscope) 19 CHRIS ISAAK One Day (Reprise) 23 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) 16 18 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 17 18 THE CORRS When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic)

18 ' AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 20 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 18 19 SHANNON MCNALLY Now That I Know (Capitol)

21 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/lnterscope) 24 I TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall ( GeffeNnterscope) 22 LUCE Good Day (Nethaerk) 22 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 21 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 24 LOS LOBOS Hearts Of Stone (Mammoth) 28 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 23 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 27 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 26 ADEMA Freaking Out (Arista) 25 VINES Get Free (Capitol) 25 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 25 24 UNION UNDERGROUND Across The Nation (Portrait/Co/umbia) 22 24 311 Amber (Volcano) 29 WILCO Heavy Metal Drummer (Nonesuch) 24 25 SWITCHED Inside (ImmortaWirgin) 26 a AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 29 a OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 28 26 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) MAIA SHARP Willing To Burn (Concord) 27 27 INCUBUS Warning (ImmortaUEpic) 34 ® NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You (MCA) 20 27 BONNIE RAITT I Can't Help You Now (Capitol) 30 a NONPOINT Your Signs (MCA) 29 28 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 23 28 ELVIS COSTELLO Tear Off Your Own Head... (Island/IDJMG) 31 29 DROWNING POOL Tear Away (Wind -up) 30 29 STROKES Hard To Explain (RCA) 26 29 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 37 m VINES Get Free (Capitol) 31 30 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 30 30 INDIGO GIRLS Become You (Epic) #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS Again & Again (Big) #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS FILTER Where Do We Gc From Here (Reprise) FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE MAD AT GRAVITY Walk Away (ARTISTdirect) 12 STONES Broken (Wind -up) NEIL FINN Driving Me Mad (Nettwerk) RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic) PAUL OAKENFOLD Ready, Steady, Go (Maverick/Reprise) ROBERT PLANT Darkness. Darkness (Universal) SEVENDUST Crucified (TVT) WEEZER Keep Fishin' (Geffen/lnterscope) MARAH Float Away (E-Squared/Artemis) KITTIE In Winter (Artemis) SINCH Something More (Roadrunner /IDJMG) NO DOUBT Hella Good (lnterscope) BUZZHORN Ordinary (Atlantic) OASIS Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Epic) VAN MORRISON Down The Road (Universal)

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were dropping money out of buildings in downtown Catherine Sneed and some of the others. If you djn t Dallas. Ratings went through the roof. Gordon was a Yale think my protege, Dan Mason, is a great competitor, then graduate who spoke fluent Japanese and served in World you're crazy. Clear Channel, Infinity, they've all had a run War II as an interpreter. People throw around the word at us. Now we've got Radio One here for almost two years. genius a lot, but Gordon McClendon was a bona fide, The challenge is not what they are doing, but to take legitimate genius. He walked to a different drummer. It people who have been here for all these years anc pay was a wonderful education to be mentored by somebody them well enough that they don't go anywhere." like that." Something about your station that might Joining Service Broadcasting: "Hyman Childs has surprise our readers: "Working here is like being in a been my best friend since about 1976. Gordon sold KLIF sitcom. It really is fun. We have none of the other in 1972 for $10.5 million cash, which was a mountain of pressures of any station I've been involved with. Feople money at that point. He wanted to get out of the here genuinely love each other. Nobody cares about business because he was very frustrated by the govern- anyone's title, and there are no petty jealousies. I care ment. We sold, and he and I met with the buyers, about these people, and when anything goes wrong I feel Fairchild Broadcasting. We made the deal, and Gordon it's my responsibility." said, 'I've got this FM station. Would you like to have it State of the industry: "It's different. Gordon for $150,000 ?' They said no. probably would have gotten a big kick out of it right now "Gordon and I walked back, and he said, 'Now what? because there are no regulations. I don't think it's as We've got this FM and we have to do something with it much fun. I was in a major market just recently and n this era of group ownership, one of the The next day I gave him a memo of what I wanted to do. walked into a radio- company building. It was like a few major -market standalone success He said he'd back it, to hire whoever I needed, and they'd warehouse. There were seven or eight stations, and above stories is KKDA in Dallas. When we con- boost the power to Class C and promote it. Fifteen months each door was a different banner for the different

tacted KKDA President Hyman Childs to later KNUS was the new No. 1 station in Dallas. Today it's formats. I asked the friend I went to see if he knew the do a profile, he thanked us but said the the Oldies station, KLUV. POs of all those stations, and he said he hardly knew the person we should speak with is his COO, "In '74, Gordon said he loved me, but my name PD of his own station. This is one of the big ones. But Ken Dowe. wasn't McClendon. I had a few opportunities. I knew who am I to say that's not the right way to do it ?" Ken Dowe is a true radio success Bernie Waterman in San Antonio, and he asked me to go Career highlight: "Being involved with three oreat story. Originally from the Mississippi there. We took KTSA to the top in about 18 months and stations in Dallas gave me a great deal of pride. But I'm Delta, Dowe held his first programming did the exact same thing with KTFM that we'd done with most proud of taking a program director I believed in a job at the age of 18. He worked closely KNUS. We started looking for stations so we could go into great deal and turning him into Dan Mason, the President with the legendary Gordon Mcnendon business together, as we had agreed. As time passed, that of Infinity. and, in fact, was the only person ever to didn't happen, and Hyman was having problems in Dallas. "I'm also proud of the kid who used to stand and hold the Exec. VP title in the McClendon organization. He called to hire me to help him. We got KKDA (K104) up watch me when I was a jock. He said, 'Mr. Dowe, do you Dowe has been honored with just about every award and off the ground, and he became successful rather think I could come to work for you ?' His name is Michael there is, and this summer he celebrates his 41st anniv- quickly. O'Shea. I'm proud of a guy sitting in Phoenix, making ersary with his bride, Dottie - who was the owner's "In '79 I was very friendly with Clint Murchison, who more money than most people ever dream about doing daughter at one of the first stations at which Dowe owned the Dallas Cowboys. Why didn't I tell him I wanted voiceover work. He used to call me when he was 13 and worked, in Mobile. By the way, they eloped! to buy a radio station? But I put the numbers together say he wanted to work for me. That was Charlie Van Dyke." Getting into the business: "I lived in a small town with Hymaá s help, and I bought a station in Oklahoma Career disappointment: "Someone once told me the in the Mississippi Delta and had no idea what I wanted to City for $1 million. I went to Oklahoma City and created a best deals I made are deals I never made. I loved Bernie do. I had an English teacher who thought I had some format called Lite AC and put it on the air. Then I got a Waterman, and I believe we would have done some things dramatic abilities. The school had a deal to do a Saturday - call from Hyman: Would I consult for him while I was in together. During the five years we spent together, I built afternoon teen DJ show on the local radio station, and she Oklahoma City? I did. A very healthy check showed up him an empire and it didn't come through, and I feel I wanted me to participate. I met a black gentleman named every month. He never asked for help and never said wasted five years of my life. But if it hadn't been for Eddie Williams, of Rockin' With Eddie, and I became the anything about it - he just sent me the check. You can that, I wouldn't have known Clint Murchison and Pau' gopher for the station and Eddie Williams. He was kind imagine what kind of friendship that makes. Trusdale as my friends and partners." enough to allow me to work there for nothing, and he "Clint had some financial difficulties, so we sold. In Most influential individual: "I've only met two taught me the control board and how to be on the radio. '91 I sold the few stations I had left and was back in people in this business, over 43 years, who really and "Sunday mornings they allowed me to introduce Sam Dallas. K104 had fallen on hard times; it wasn't even in truly would do everything they said they would do. They Cooke & The Soul Stirrers, The Dixie Hummingbirds, The the top 10. Hyman asked me to be his partner. We sat never welshed on a deal, they never lied or changed Five Blind Boys and The Mighty Clouds Of Joy. That woke down with a researcher, who said, 'Fire everybody. You anything. Those people were Gordon McClendon and up my dormant awareness of R &B and some of the old must change the format and calls. This is the worst Hyman Childs." gospel songs. I didn't have a job, and I needed to go to situation we've ever seen: Hyman got tears in his eyes. Favorite radio format: "The one I put together, lite college and didn't have the money, so the station helped He looked like someone hit him in the face with a shovel. AC. I'm always creating new formats in my office at home me get a job in Hattiesburg, MS. There I was, in the radio I said, 'We're not firing anyone. We're going to start all and listening to them. My favorite music is hip -hop. I business, listening to WNOE in New Orleans and saying, over again: listen to it all day long. In the car I listen to classical 'Hey, that's not how we do it; this is terrific!' "The next day I sat down with a yellow tablet and music." "I left college after a year or so, and I was PD of a called a meeting with the staff. I asked what was wrong, Favorite television show: "I don't watch television. local station at 18. Shortly after, I ',vas working for Bernie and they began to tell me. I added some people, defined I'm the only guy who walks in and buys the Economist, Dittman in Mobile. I'd thought the best way to fame and roles, brought in a PD and terminated some folks. Hyman the Wall Street Journal, the Star and the Globe." fortune was to be an Air Force pilot, but the day before I said the objective was to get KJMZ [now KRBB], the big Favorite movie: "It's French, Un Coeur en Hiver. was to go to flight school, I called Mobile, and they said top station. Mary Catherine Sneed was running it then. Also, Babette's Feast, which is Danish. I am a first-rate they had an opening there. I drove down to Mobile, which That was '92. A year later they changed format, and K104 movie fanatic. I see five or six movies a week." impressed them (it was mainly because I had to be in was No. 1." Favorite song: "Claire de Lune." Biloxi the next day for the Air Force). They said I was Being a single- market owner: "You'd be right if Favorite book: "Atlas Shrugged." terrible, but they were desperate, so I was hired." you said we get offers to sell every month. First off, we Favorite restaurant "Paisanó s in San Antonio." Working at the legendary KLIF/Dallas with have no debt. We don't owe anyone a dollar. You wouldn't Beverage of choice: "Diet Coke." Gordon McClendon: "When I was growing up in the be impressed looking at our cash flow, but that's not Hobbies: "I still play two games a week of fast -pitch business, everybody knew Gordon McClendon. What made what Hyman likes. He likes to come to work every day. baseball. I pitch and play outfield. I love to travel, and I the station unique was the promotions - they already He's here for asset value." love to fly airplanes." had a hit list of the best songs in the nation; they called Biggest challenge: "Fighting off the big boys all the E -mail address: "kdowe @aol.com" it Top 40 then. time. They're always here. Very little offends me, but Advice for broadcasters: "Follow through. Just do "Gordon introduced promotions. No one had ever seen when people come in and tell us we've never had any real what you say you're going to do, and you have the inside anything like these wild promotions. They gave away competition, that bothers me. If you don't think Summit track. You can start well back in the pack and youll islands on the air, did million- dollar treasure hunts and was a great competitor, then you don't know Mary finish No. L"

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