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REPLACES KASEM THIS SUMMER I N S I D E: MORE ARB & BIRCH ABC Casts Shadoe RATINGS RESULTS On "American Top 40" Four Arbitrons and three After a much -publicized and ARBBirch comparisons make up exhaustive talent search, ABC Radio has named radio and TV this week's ratings menu. Among entertainer Shadoe Stevens to the entrees: replace Casey Kasem as host of WEBN blows Cincinnati away the pioneering countdown show "American Top 40." with six -point Birch lead, three Kasem, a co-creator of the in ARB «1= program, will leave it soon after WOAL comes within a point of it celebrates its 18th birthday on July 4. He recently signed a WMMS in Cleveland ARB multi -year deal with Westwood KBCO ends six-year KOSI reign RADIO & RECORDS One to develop a new count- at Denver's ARB pinnacle; KBPI down show. Aaron Daniels, Shadoe Stevens, A fatigued but relieved ABC red -hot as well Tom Cuddy sign "AT 40" deal. VP /Entertainment Program- KC WDAF still leads ming Tom Cuddy told R&R he comfortably, but KFKF's listened to 1004 audition tapes. coming up in ARB, KBEQ in Atlantic: 40 Years Of Rock & Soul "It's been a lot of work over the Birch SHADOE /See Page 32 WKTI hits double figures in Milwaukee ARB, holds lead in JARAS GSM Birch; WLUM breaks 10 in Birch WSHH rolls 10+ and moves Tanner VP/ within three of KDKA in Pittsburgh ARB Asst. GM KBAY picks up five big shares At WPOW in San Jose ARB Page 34

PATRICK URGES CONGRESS TO SOLVE HOLMES CASE Hammered by Congressmen for perceived minority hiring foot -dragging, FCC Chairman Dennis Patrick placed the criticism on the other foot by DEE -O -DEE Ahmet Ertegun (below) celebrates four decades of suggesting lawmakers hold hearings for DRINKIN' (BIRTHDAY) WINE SPO- - music and memories during the Atlantic Records 40th anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden -designate -in -limbo Brad Commissioner Saturday (5/14). Above, Robert Plant (I) and Jimmy Page reconstitute Led Zeppelin for the birthday oc- Bill Tanner Holmes. casion, with John Paul Jones and the late John Bonham's son, Jason, on drums. Bill Tanner has been upped Page 6 from PD to VP /Programming The only major record com- Heaven" d: Operations and Asst. GM at VIDEOS: POPULAR pany formed with the help of a Ruth Brown (Atlantic was WPOW (Power 96) /Miami. He dentist's loan celebrated its 40th once known as "the house that joined the station in 1986. Also, INFLUENTIAL anniversary Saturday (5/14) in Ruth built ") offering "Mama 11 -year WHYI (Y- 100) /Miami Mike Shalett's Street Pulse survey of New York, and millions - via He Treats Your Daughter sales vetJohn Jaras crosses the record buyers shows they watch radio and TV simulcasts - Mean" and LaVern Baker sing- street to the Beasley -Reed CHR came to the party. GSM. succeeds Dave videos frequently and for a good ing "Jim Dandy" as Jaras Atlantic Records was toasted A reunited Rascals, playing Donahue, who segued to co- chunk of time. And a Strategic Radio in fine style throughout the "Good Lovin "' and "Groovin"' owned WJHM (102 Jamz) /Or- Research study reveals that frequent 12 -hour Madison Square Garden with enthusiasm and vigor lando in April and was named video viewers are very often influenced concert, dubbed "It's Only Rock ATLANTIC /See Page 32 TANNER /See Page 32 by the visual version to listen for favorite 'n' Roll." The performances cluded: songs on the radio. matched the diversity of the The return of Led Zeppelin,

Page 21 , 36 label's four-decade output, and complete with "Whole Lotta critical and emotional highs in- Love" and "Stairway To EXEC. ASST. TO MOTTOLA BOLSTERING THE URBAN Noble Now #1 With Seattle Buy Ilberman CBS S VP RADIO /RECORD RELATIONSHIP Mel Ilberman has been ap- Five key label executives seek to ease pointed Sr. VP /Exec. Assistant the pressure between the Urban radio to the President of CBS Records and record sectors, stressing the need Division, Tommy Mottola. He to work together and fulfill professional was Exec. VP/Administration he obligations on both sides of the fence. at PolyGram, which joined Page 55 in 1982. In his new post, Ilberman will be involved in the administra- NEW CLOSE TRENDS tion of all aspects of CBS Rec- Noble Broadcast Group became the largest radio group owner in ords' US activities under Mot - FOR THE '90s with its agreement to buy Sunbelt Com- America this week (5/16) tola. it's to munications' KIXI & KMGUSeattle for $15.9 million. The combo deal Salespeople should realize time "Mel has played a key role in places Noble, founded in 1978 with two stations, at the top of the rummage through their mental closets Mel Ilberman charts in radio ownership with a total of 17 stations in 10 markets the direction of three of the ma- and throw their old close techniques. out valued in excess of $400 million. Pictured after tacking down the jor companies in our business," know, in a position where his Chris Beck offers some fresh and deal (see Page 11 for details) are (l -r) Noble Chairman John Lynch, said Mottola. "His return to broad experience will do the fashionable ideas for closing sales as the dealmaker Bill Steding of Americom Radio Brokers /Washington, and CBS Records brings us one of most good." new decade approaches. Sunbelt Communications Radio Division President Bill Bungeroth. the most qualified executives I ILBERMAN /See Page 32 Page 16 Newsstand Price 55.00 WMMR: Rockin' For 20 Page 50

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He signed three Virgin Director /National R&B in- Heyward has outlet WEZX. London takes over Shamrock stations in January, Promotion Sharon Promo- FEATURES for Brent Alberts, who resigned cluding 'QFM. been elevated to VP /R&B I Los Angeles - last Wednesday (5/11) after six "The more Jim and talked tion. She joined the WASHINGTON REPORT: Patrick stings about 'QFM and his experiences based label last July from RCA months as WQFM PD. London will Congress on Holmes FCC hearings 6 here as a consultant. the more it Records. be handling both PD jobs until fur- RADIO BUSINESS: Latest transactions, ther notice. seemed to both of us to be a very Sr. VP /Promotion & Marketing remarked Phil said, "The job that corporate earnings 11 For the last 15 years, Hooker has natural marriage." Quartararo OVERVIEW: headed his own consulting firm, Shamrock VP /CEO Bill Lynette. Sharon has done starting up our Problem co- workers and how specializing in management, sales, "He liked what he saw in Milwau- R &B promotion department MANAGEMENT: kee and felt he could do something speaks for itself. Her enthusiasm, to deal with them 14 DANIELS HANDLES here." leadership qualities, and integrity SALES STRATEG Y: Salesmen's new close lines 16 WQFM has recently undergone set her apart from her peers. She is MEDIA: "Rock Star" 's novel approach of its hard times. The majority an integral part of our team, and a to music biz reality 18 KUDL & WHB Greg Ausham, staff, including PD friend to the record community." LIFESTYLES: Videos can increase radio listening .21 HOOKER /See Page 32 HEYWARD /See Page 32 TECHNOLOGY: Music sampler techniques Casey PD around the globe 22 Van Houten Named NEWSBREAKERS 23 At KXOA Station Manager At WLLZ STREET TALK: Tisch sues Yetnikoff 26 RATINGS: More winter Arbitrons, Birches 34 WHYT /Detroit GSM Buzz Van George Baier. " VITAL SIGNS: Substantial video viewing Houten has crossed the street to Van Houten previously worked by music buyers 36 take the newly- created Station with Johnson and Baier at both ON THE RECORDS: New artists broken position at WLLZ. WWWW and WRIF in Detroit. Manager 38 WLLZ VP /GM Kevin Smith Prior to becoming GSM at in first quarter commented, "I'm thrilled to have WHYT, Van Houten was NSM at MUSIC DATEBOOK 40 someone of Buzz's background the motor city's WJR. MUSIC: Winwood back to basics 41 joining our staff. I believe his con- NETWORK FEATURE FILE 42 tributions will extend beyond the Reynolds CALENDAR: Audacious peacemaker/ sales department and strengthen pilot draws hard labor 49 the entire station." MARKETPLACE 62 "Outside my marriage and the OM, Wachs OPPORTUNITIES 65 birth of my son, this is the best thing that ever happened to me," Van Houten said. "WI J.7, is a great PD At WZZT Brian Casey who has pro- FORMATS radio station that will get even bet- Tom Reynolds, KUDL /Kansas City PD /morn- ter. I'm looking forward to getting grammed WZZT (Z103) /Columbus has been upped to ing man Brian Casey has been tap- back together with my friends for the past year, CHR: KRQQ/Tucson on the verge of a 20 share ....44 post is ped for the PD slot at Gold -Based (morning men) Jim Johnson and OM. Taking Reynolds's old AOR: WMMR 20th anniversary salute 50 AC KXOA -FM /Sacramento. He re- J.D. Wachs, the Urban station's URBAN CONTEMPORARY: Label execs stress places Tom Graye, AM driver, who retains his on-air who left sever- VET better cooperation with radio 55 al weeks ago. 20 YEAR WMAL slot. AC: Ratings sketches for key markets 56 As a result of Casey's departure, Reynolds said. "We named J.D. 59 Operations Director Don Daniels Gauger PD Director of Programming and Mu- COUNTRY: Big winners for winter will be responsible for KUDL and sic, while I handle the station's NASHVILLE: Boone makes movie, Tree starts label . 60 sister WHB. There will be no day -to-day operation. There are no KUDL PD. The WHB "Breakfast At WMMJ changes planned for the format, Flakes" will segue to KUDL and Tom Gauger, who had done mid - just a little bit of rearrangement." MUSIC INFORMATION assume Casey's morning slot there days at WMAL /Washington for 20 Wachs is a three -year industry beginning May 23. years, has segued to PD /morning veteran who joined WZZT last WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: Hot, current Casey told R&R, "(KXOA own- man duties at crosstown WMMJ. month. He was previously Asst. PD 67 ers) the Brown family and (GM) John White (aka J.J. Star) of AM at WDMT (now WPHR) /Cleve- international, DMR dance charts John Geary gave me an offer I sister station WOL had been over- land. Wachs said fellow WDMT vet MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH -1 playlists 68 couldn't refuse. KXOA just got roll- seeing WMMJ's programming. Ellis Moore will be joining the sta- URBAN CONTEMPORARY 69 ing in October, and all the burners Gauger started programming tion for PM drive May 23. COUNTRY 72 are turned to high here. We don't duties May 18, and will go on the CURRENT -BASED AC 77 feel KXOA has reached its full po- air at the station for the first time FULL -SERVICE AC 79 tential yet, and there are three on June 1. WCBM GOLD -BASED AC 79 items we'll work on to get us there. Speaking on behalf of GM Cathy NAC 80 One is more community involve- Hughes, GSM Alfred Liggins told Switches CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 80 ment, but I can't comment on the R&R, "Tom was at WMAL at its AOR TRACKS 82 other two right now." inception as a Full- Service station AOR ALBUMS 84 Discussing his new role as an off - and at its height. They're not as To Gold air PD, Casey noted, "There aren't strong since he's left. WMAL was a WCBM /Baltimore dropped its CHR 90 too many people who can be Scott real powerhouse because of him. one -year -old Sports /Talk format AC, AOR, CHR, URBAN CHARTS 104 Shannon. I've decided to do only "Right now, we're a soft, back- last week in favor of an all- Oldies R &R is published weekly, except the week of December 25th, for $235 per year, or $425 for programming probably for the rest ground AC. We're going to turn into approach. The station is currently overseas subscriptions (U.S. funds only), by Radio & Records, Inc., at 1930 Century Park of my life." a cross between WMAL and (cross- calling itself "Solid Gold 68." As a West, Los Angeles, California 90067. Annual subscription plan includes the weekly newspa- Prior to joining KUDL two town) WLTT, and will be more of a of switch, seven an- per plus two Ratings Report & Directory issues and two New Music Programming Guides. years result the Refunds are prorated based on the actual value of issues received prior to cancellation. ago Casey had programmed foreground station. Tom will focus nouncers and three office em- Nonrefundable quarterly rates available. All reasonable care taken but no responsibility as- KOSO /Modesto and KQEU /Olym- more on the personality and com- ployees were released. sumed for unsolicited material. R &R reserves all rights in material accepted for publication. All letters addressed to R &R or its Editors will be assumed intended for publication reproduc- pia, WA. munity side of radio. He'll have a Operations Director Brian Mac- tion and may therefore be used for this purpose. Nothing may be reproduced in whole or in In the winter Arbitron, KXOA tremendous opportunity to build a donald told R&R, "The station was part without written permission from the Publisher. The terms AOR, AOR Tracks, Back Page, ranked Breakers, Most Added, National Airplay /30, Parallels, Radio & Records, and Street Talk are third 12+ with an 8.1 and station from scratch and get all the an excellent AC/Oldies station for registered trademarks of Radio & Records. O 1988. POSTMASTER: Send address changes first 25-54 with a comfortable lead credit." many years. We have probably the to R &R, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, California 90067. over runner -up AOR KZAP. GAUGER/See Page 32 WCBM /See Page 32

www.americanradiohistory.com 4 RaR May 20, 1988 NEWS Í Donahue Appointed Sales Carlough Joins WSSH As GSM VP/Asst. GM At WJHM Six -year AOR WBCN /Boston and are very strong in the market- LSM Judy Carlough has moved place. Both stations are leaders in Dave Donahue, who segued from mously, thanks to the great sound crosstown to AC WSSH as GSM. what they consider to be their core GSM duties at Beasley -Reed Duff Lindsey and his team are pro- She replaces Alan Chartrand, who audience, but I left bar promotions Broadcasting's WPOW (Power gramming. Reaction to 102 Jamz exited to join CHR WZOU /Boston. to do tennis championships at 96) /Miami to join WORZ (102 has exceeded our expectations." Carlough, who will lead an 11- Longwood. It's quite a jump. Tran- Jamz) /Orlando as Station Manag- member staff, told R&R, "I'm star designed `Format 41' after er in April, has been upped to VP/ moving from the Beastie Boys to what we play." Sales and Asst. GM. WORZ chang- Before joining WPOW in 1985 as Barry Manilow. In terms of ears Carlough was AM drive sports ed calls to WJHM concurrent with Sales Manager, Donahue served as it's a big leap, but saleswise the personality, using the name Beasley -Reed Broadcasting's of- an AE at WUSL /Philadelphia for stations are incredibly similar. "Scooter," in addition to her ficial takeover of the station from three years. They're both instantly identifiable WBCN sales duties. "I wasn't go- Duffy last Friday (5/13). Greg Reed serves as VP /GM at both V6POW and WJHM. WB Elevates Badeaux To Black

Also, WPOW PD Bill Tanner, Judy Carlough who has been upped to VP/Pro- Music Marketing Director ing to call on some advertiser and gramming & Operations and Asst. Marylou Badeaux has been ap- Badeaux said, "This obviously try to convince him to spend a GM at WPOW and Corporate Pro- pointed National Director /Black represents a challenge for me, and quarter of a million dollars and grammer for Beasley -Reed (see Music Marketing at Warner Bros. an exciting one. The department then let him know I was some goof - separate story, Page 1) , will work She was previously Research Di- has expanded its commitment and ball person on the air," she said. with WJHM PD Duff Lindsey and rector with the department, and scope in the past few months under "Radio enables you to have a se- consultant Jerry Clifton at 102 has been with the label since 1976. our new management team, and cret identity." Prior to joining Jamz, which dropped its Classic Sr. VP/Black Music Marketing I'm looking forward to developing WBCN, she had worked in the Bos- Rock format for Urban in April. & Promotion Ernie Singleton com- fresh strategies on behalf of the ton market at WCGY & WCCM, mented, "Marylou has played a wide range of black music we're WROR, WBZ, and WBZ-TV as an Donahue commented, "I'm look- number of key roles here through a marketing today." on-air personality. Carlough previ- ing forward to an increased role in period of remarkable growth and Badeaux had been Research Di- ously had been an AE at WJIB/ what is already a very exciting development. Much of the continui- rector for WB's Black Music Mar- Boston and KSRR /Houston. venture: a new format and a new ty, coordinated effort, and overall keting unit since 1983. She joined In the winter Arbitron, WSSH radio station in Orlando, one of the success of those years can be di- the company from Warner Bros. scored a 12+ combo total of 4.6, fastest-growing markets in Flor- rectly attributed to her hard Pictures 12 years ago as Trade & was the leading AC 25-54, and rank- ida. Sales are already up enor- work." Marylou Badeaux Promotion Coordinator. ed fourth overall 25-54.

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COMMUNICATIONS BAR RETREAT - Ruffled FCC - Congress relations were supposed to be the prime topic at this year's Federal Communica- Patrick Tells Congress tions Bar Association retreat in Hershey, PA, but a lively debate failed to materialize when three Capitol Hill FCC critics cancelled. FCC Chief of Staff Peter Pitsch said he and Chairman Dennis Patrick have no plans to leave the Commission, expecting a Republican victory in November. Pitsch ad- To Back Minority Nominee mitted the FCC's timing was poor when it repealed the Fairness Doctrine on the same morning it sent Congress a report on alternatives, but House Calls For Hearings On Holmes Nomination Commerce Committee minority counsel Paul Smith said the flap will be over by year's end. David Donovan, legal aide to Conrnissioner Jim Quello, said While Commission EEO Record Is Attacked the FCC's battle against indecency enjoys "wide popular support." Pictured are (l -r) Smith, Pitsch, former FCC Chairman Richard Wiley, FCC Public Affairs chief John Kamp, and Donovan. FCC Chairman Dennis Patrick says Capitol Hill law- ness Doctrine and other issues. makers who are critical of his efforts to promote minority Holmes and Washington commun- hiring in the media should themselves speed up hearings ications lawyer Susan Wing were nominated several months ago by years practicing in various areas, Black on the nomination of black lawyer Bradley Holmes for a and he should have a hearing. Administration President Reagan to fill two vacant Official vacant spot on the Commission. commissioner seats, but the Senate That's my simple point." Backs Patrick Patrick's comments came after has failed to schedule hearings on The fate of the nominations was After Patrick defended the com- called into mission and the FCC's equal opportunity en- vigorously promote hiring of mi- the nominations. question Monday (5/16) industry's equal op- when portunity record forcement policies came under at- norities in the media. "(Holmes) was educated at Communications Daily, at Tuesday's hear- citing ing, a leading tack at a Tuesday (5/17) hearing of The hearing followed widespread Dartmouth and Georgetown Law unnamed sources, reported black Reagan Ad- that Senate ministration official the House Telecommunications rumors circulating in Washington School and practiced with a very Commerce Committee reminded law- leaders had decided makers of the unfinished Subcommittee. Several Congress- that Senate leaders have decided to prestigious law firm in Washington to move for- business ward on Wing but were at their door. men, including subcommittee spike the Holmes nomination as a before coming to the Commission," "unlikely" to take action on Holmes because Chairman Ed Markey (D-MA) , result of congressional feuding Patrick told R&R. "He's been at of his "We could have some very rapid lashed out at the FCC for failing to with the Commission over the Fair- the Commission for a number of close personal ties with Chairman Patrick. affirmative action in the com- "Those reports may be accurate, munications area by making sure but I've been passed nothing from that the nomination of Brad Holmes, the third black to be ( Sens. ) Hollings or Inouye telling me to set up a hearing or a mark- nominated to the Commission, is up or whatever. I just don't know," not derailed. It appears to have said Senate Commerce Committee been derailed," stated Clarence majority counsel Tom Cohen. Thomas, Chairman of the US Wing said she's heard "nothing Equal Opportunity Commission.

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TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE Noble Smashes Seattle Record Books, Deals So Far In 1988: Acquires $15.9 Million Combo $1,234,173,038 Hepburn Brokers Price's OKC Stations, Total Stations Traded This Year: 488 Serafín Helps Giller Cash Out Combo in Altoona This Week's Action: $27,591,000 Total Stations Traded This Week: 16 SELLER: Price Communications Corp., 'Headed by Robert Price. The Deal Of The Week: company also owns WWKB & WWSEI KIXI & KMGI/Seattle $15.9 Million Buffalo, NY; WPBG & WIRK /West KIXI & KMGI/Seattle KTFI/Twin Falls Palm Beach, FL; and WOWO & KSFEINeedles, CA $215,000 FL PRICE: $15.9 million PRICE: $250,000 WIOEIFt. Wayne, IN. The company WIIS /Key West, $1.05 million BUYER: Noble Broadcast Group, BUYER: Veis Communications Inc., recently announced plans to sell KTFIITwin Falls, ID $250.000 WTHUIThurmont, owned by John Lynch. The company principally owned by Terry Veis and WTIX /New Orleans. MD $175,000 KRDM also owns KBCO -AM & FM /Boulder- Peggy Veis. The company's chairman. FREQUENCY: 1520 kHz; 107.7 MHz /Ardmore, OK $200,000 KHME/Comanche, OK $150,000 Denver, CO; WKCI & WAVZ /New Hav- Marvin Veis, also owns an interest in POWER: 50 kw; 100 kw at 1027 feet KOMA & KRXO /Oklahoma City $4.65 million en, CT; WSSH -AM & FM /Boston; KCGMIScobey, MT. FORMAT: AC; AOR WFBG & FM PA $3.9 million KBEQ /Kansas City; WBAB & WGBBI SELLER: Greentree Broadcasting BROKER: Todd Hepburn of the Ted -AM /Altoona, WKEUMyrtle Beach, SC Freeport, NY; and XETRA -AM & FMI Co., owned by Charlie Powers. The Hepburn Co. $75,000 KQUHIYankton, SD $599,000 San Diego. The company recently an- company recently announced plans to COMMENT: Price acquired the FM in WFNRIChristiansburg, VA $135,000 nounced plans to buy KMJQ /Houston; sell its other property, WHPI /Herrin, IL. 1984 for $3.3 million, the AM in 1984 WXGIIRichmond $292,000 KMJMISt. Louis; and WHMEIToledo. FREQUENCY: 1270 kHz as part of a group transaction. SELLER: Sunbelt Communications POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights Ltd., headed by C.T. Robinson and FORMAT: AC also FCC permission to buy WOHL William Moyes. The company POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights; 30 plied for owns KMGK /Minneapolis, Transtar & WQNS1Waynesville, NC; WFLB/ WFBG -AM & FM /Altoona kw at 1020 feet Radio Network, and the Research Fayetteville, NC; WSVS -AM & FMI PRICE: $3.9 million FORMAT: AC Group. Crewe, VA; and WDSC & WZNSI BUYER: Empire Radio Partners Ltd., BROKER: Glenn Serafin of Com- FREQUENCY: 880 kHz; 107.7 MHz Dillon, SC. The company currently WTHU/Thurmont headed by Dennis Israel. The group munications Equity Associates POWER: 50 kw daysil0 kw nights; PRICE: owns WGAI /Elizabeth City, NC. $175,000 also owns WGY & WGFMISchenec- 100 kw at 1 194 feet Maryland Radioway SELLER: Ocean Properties Manage- BUYER: Western tady-Albany, NY and recently agreed FORMAT: AC Corp., principally owned by Washing- ment of Myrtle Beach Inc., owned by to purchase WJJYIConcord, NH. Israel South Carolina BROKER: Bill Steding of Americom DC attorney Wayne Thomas and Thomas Loehr. ton, communications also has an interest in WIPS & WXTYI Radio Brokers. Thomas also owns WETZ & WATOI Michael Bader. He also owns WGLL/ Ticonderoga, NY. WKEL/Myrtle Beach COMMENT: Sunbelt purchased KIXI in New Martinsville, WV; WCEFIRipley, Mercersburg, PA and an interest in SELLER: Gilcom Corp., owned by Ed- PRICE: $75,000 July 1987 for $4.8 million. It acquired FL. WV; and WKKWIClarksburg, WV. WGTOICypress Gardens, ward Giller and Adele Giller. Mr. Giller BUYER: Myrtle Beach Communica- KMGI in 1984 for $4 million. The previ- SELLER: Jenifer Broadcasting Corp., AsTraKel In- FREQUENCY: 1450 kHz is a former member of the Board of Di- tions Corp., owned by ous record for an acquisition in the Se- David Weisman. POWER: 1 -kw daytimer owned by rectors of the NAB and the CBS Radio ternational Ltd., a holding company attle market was set in 1986 when Na- FORMAT: AC FREQUENCY: 1450 kHz Affiliates Board. The Gillers also own owned by Gardner Altman Jr. tionwide acquiredKlSW for $12.9 mil- POWER: 500 watts days/400 watts Broad- an interest in WLEEIRichmond. AsTraKel, through its KAT lion. Continued on Jage 12 nights FREQUENCY: 1290 kHz, 98.1 MHz casting Corp. subsidiary, recently ap- FORMAT: Country BROKER: Kozacko-Horton Co. COMMENT: Jenifer purchased this station in March 1987 for $206,250. HVS PARTNERS KSFEINeedles PRICE: $215,000 (Gisela B. Huberman and Tom Schattvnfield) BUYER: Coburn Communications KRDM/Ardmore has acquired Corp., owned by Maurice Coburn of PRICE: $200,000 Lake Havasu City, AZ. He also owns an BUYER: Ardmore Communications interest in KMDXIParker, AZ and holds Inc., owned by Ron Ricord, Karen WGUS (AM /FM) three CPs for LPN stations in Arizona. Ricord, and Rhonda Ricord. Augusta, Georgia SELLER: William Simon, bankruptcy SELLER: Stiles Communications trustee for Veach & Associates. Corp., owned by Jerry Stiles. The ( FREQUENCY: 1340 kHz company also owns KERV & KRVL/ WWQQJQQ (1 M)/ POWER: 1 -kw daytimer Kerrville, TX. FORMAT: CHR FREQUENCY: 96.5 MHz Wilmington, North Carolina POWER: 3 kw at 328 feet FORMAT: CHR for BROKER: Chapman Associates COMMENT: This station is being sold $4,300,000 to satisfy a creditor who recently was WIIS/Key West awarded a $290,626 judgment. from PRICE: $1.05 million BUYER: Drexel Hill Associates of KHME/Comanche WOOLFSON BROADCASTING CORPORATION Ar- PRICE: $150,000 Florida, headed by President Peter (Mark L. Woolfson and Mark R Woolfson) now. The group also owns interests in BUYER: Harold Cochran, who also WMTRIMorristown, NJ and WDHAI owns KKBIIBroken Bow, OK and We are pleased to have served as Dover, NJ. The group's treasurer, KITX/Hugo, OK. D. Ridgely Bolgiano, also owns in- SELLER: 52 Broadcasting Group Inc., broker in this transaction. terests in WBMD & WQSRIBaltimore owned by Stanley Sussman and John and WPTX & WMDMILexington Park, Schmitt, who also ownKDSWISulphur, MD. OK. SELLER: Phoenix Radio of Florida FREQUENCY: 96.7 MHz Inc., a subsidiary ofGMX Communica- POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet BucKBurNDNfANY FORMAT: AC tions Inc., headed by Chairman Jack I N C O R P O R AT ED Norman. The company also owns KLCL & KHLAILake Charles, LA; KOMA & KRXO/ Media Brokers el Appraisers Since 1947 WHBB & WTUN /Selma, AL; and Oklahoma City WKXC & WWKZITupelo, MS. PRICE: $4.65 million WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 ATLANTA, GA 30361 CHICAGO, IL 60601 BEVERLY HILLS, CA 93212 9465 Blvd. FREQUENCY: 107.1 MHz BUYER: Diamond Broadcasting Inc., 1100 Connecticut Ave., NW 400 Colony Square 333 N. Michigan Ave. Wilshire 331 -9270 (404) 892-4655 (312) 346ó460 (2131 274-8151 POWER: 3 kw at 200 feet owned by Dan Leth and Seth Mason. (2021 FORMAT: CHR They also own WSBC & WXRT /Chica- BROKER: Chapman Associates go.

www.americanradiohistory.com 12 R &R May 20, 1988 RADIO BUSINESS Feinstein Makes Broadway Debut Infinity, Osborn Report Increased First Quarter Revenues New York -based Infinity Broad- the increased net loss to higher JACOR Up 70% casting Corp. has reported net depreciation and amortization ex- From One Year Ago revenues for the first quarter of penses as well as interest costs JACOR Communications, Inc., 1988 of $18.13 million as compared associated with the purchase of a to $12.56 million in the first quarter KVIL. Cincinnati -based company with 14 of 1987. The company, which owns radio properties, had first-quarter Osborn Revenues 1988 $14.5 15 radio stations, attributes the 44% broadcast revenues of $2.5 increase to higher revenues at all Up Million million, 70% over the $8.5 million its stations and inclusion of results Osborn Communications Corp. recorded in the first quarter of has reported net revenues of $4.3 1987. Broadcast cash flow (profit Elektra Chairman Bob Krasnow (r) congratulates Michael Feinstein on his Broad- from KVIL -AM & FM /Dallas. In- million for the first quarter of 1988, from broadcast operations before way debut, a whose run at the Lyceum has been extended by finity acquired KVIL last July. show two -week depreciation, amortization, cor- four weeks. Feinstein's latest Elektra album is "Isn't It Romantic." up from $1.8 million for the same Infinity's first quarter 1988 period one year ago. The corn - porate expenses, interest expense, A Crazy House Reception operating cash flow (operating in- pany's first quarter 1988 operating and taxes) totaled $2.3 million, up come before depreciation, amor- cash flow (operating income before 64.2% from the $1.4 million record- tization, and corporate expenses) depreciation, amortization, and ed in the first quarter of 1987. was $6.07 million, up 58% from corporate expenses) of $1.2 million The company reported a net loss $3.84 million in the same period one was nearly double the $650,000 of $2.6 million ($0.29 per share) as year ago. Operating cash flow for recorded in the same period a year compared to a $1.9 million net loss the stations Infinity owned both in ago. Company executives at- one year earlier. JACOR Chair- man and CEO Terry Jacobs said the first quarter of 1987 and first tributed the increased revenues the increased loss was due to quarter of 1988 increased 18% , with largely to the acquisition of new large increases at WYSP /Philadel- properties last year. larger depreciation, amortization, and interest expenses, most of it phia, WXRK /New York, KOME/ Osborn, which counts 11 radio associated with JACOR's purchase San Francisco, and WJJD & stations among its media holdings, WJMK /Chicago. showed a net loss of $805,000 ($0.16 of KOA & KOAQ /Denver. per share) for the first quarter of Outlet Reports Infinity recorded a net loss of 1988, as compared to a net loss of 20% Increase $1.48 million ($0.18 per share) in $332,000 ($0.11 per share) for the Outlet Communications of Pro- Chrysalis recently held a reception for the first quarter of 1988 as com- Crazy House, whose debut label release is first quarter of 1987. The recent vidence reported first quarter 19 "Still Looking For Heaven On Earth." Shown are (I -r) the group's David to loss Luckhurst, pared a net of $734,000 ($0.9 loss included a gain on the ex- revenues of $15.7 million, up 20% Chrysalis VP/Promotion Daniel Glass, the group's Peter Parsons, manager Kamran in per share) the same period dur- tinguishment of $786,000 in debt from $13 million in the same period Nahai, and Chrysalis's Kevin Sutter. ing 1987. The company attributes ($0.15 per share). of 1987. Operating earnings were up 58% to $2.3 million. Outlet re- corded a first quarter loss of $9.3 million due to interest costs, amor- BUSINESS tization, and intangibles associated with the company's acquisition of OVERVIEW WASH/ Washington. UPI Names New Sales Chief Bestradio ) TRANSACTIONS UPI has tapped former Financial News Network Sr. VP /Sales A. Continued from Page 11 Scott Hults to oversee its sales ef- forts. Hults will hold the same title with UPI. Hults's media sales experience KOUHIYankton performance includes stints with WPIX /New PRICE: $599,000 York, Storer Broadcasting, West- BUYER: Flagship Communications inghouse Broadcasting, the New Inc., owned by Lawrence Magnuson. York Daily News, Warner Amex He also owns an interest in KSCJ/ Satellite Entertainment, and Sioux City, IA and is an applicant for an WNBC -TV /New York. FM CP in that city. bya banker. Financially troubled UPI was pur- SELLER: William Turner, bankruptcy chased in February by a group con- trustee for Oyate Inc. trolled by FNN chairman Earl Brian. FREQUENCY: 104.1 MHz Scripps Launches POWER: 100 kw at 430 feet Public Offering FORMAT: AC The E.W. Scripps Co. has an- Again. 1 nounced plans for an initial public offering of eight million shares of its WNUA KMJQ WABB iClass A common stock. WFNR /Christiansburg KLOV PRICE: Chicago, IL Houston, TX Mobile, AL Loveland, CO Of those shares, 5.35 million $135,000 Iwould be offered by the company BUYER: WFNR Inc., owned by Lester WFPG WKSS KIKF KQFX and 2.65 million by the E.W. Williams. Scripps Trust, which controls the SELLER: New River Broadcasting Atlantic City, NJ Hartford, CT Orange, CA Austin, TX company. First Boston Corp. will Corp., owned by Robert T.S. Colby. manage an underwriting syndicate FREQUENCY: 710 kHz POWER: 5kw daytimer WWKA WYNK KCAL WUPE that will offer 6.75 million shares in Orlando, FL Baton Rouge, LA San Bernardino, CA Pittsfield, MA the US and Canada. Some 1.2 mil- FORMAT: AC COMMENT: A sale of this station At Fleet's Communications Group, we've financial lion shares would be simultaneous- to provided services Blue Ridge Communications for to broadcasters for many years. Not only group owners, but we've ly offered internationally through a $210,000 was announced in April also helped many operators become first -time owners. Now we'd like syndicate lead by Credit Suisse First Boston Ltd. 1987, but was never consummated. to do the same for you. To see how fast we get you on the air, The company will use the net call Daniel P. Williams, Vice President, at 401- 278 -6211. Or write proceeds of the sale reduce WXGI /Richmond Fleet National Bank, 111 Westminster Street, Providence, RI 02903. to longterm indebtedness. The com- PRICE: $292,000 BUYER: pany will not receive any of the pro- WXGI Inc., owned by Jay Stay out ro ceeds from the sale of the trust Keatley and Louise Keatley. irrt shares. SELLER: American Home Broadcast- ing Corp., owned by Lloyd with i Scripps owns newspaper, cable, and radio properties, including Gochenour. He also owns WRIS & WJLMISaIem, WBSB /Baltimore; KUPL -AM & VA. FM /Portland, OR; and WMC -AM & FREQUENCY: 950 kHz FM /Memphis. 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PERSONALITY CRISIS Top Reasons Job -Related How To Spot Problem Colleagues... For Hiring Stress Claims And Get Along With Them Temps Jump 9% More and more US corpora- Work- related stress is be- They can make your working co-workers, usually adding the griping about another employee tions are turning to temporary or coming ... dare we say hours a living hell. They're final putdown punchline, "Can't without basis, as is often the case, parttime workers for help on it ... an American phen- stereotypes, but they really you take a joke ?" They often make the best approach is to immediate- special projects as well as dur- omenon. Time magazine even de- do exist in every office in America. their targets seem weak in the eyes ly offer your "help" in ironing out ing peak work seasons. In fact, voted its cover story to the problem They come in various sizes and of other employees. CareerTrack the differences. Tell the Com- the current demand for temp several weeks ago. Open to the shapes, and can be described by warns that the Sniper will almost plainer that you're going down the workers is so strong that ap- "Classified" section of any metro- various labels, although "jerk" always win a battle of snideness. hall to tell the other employee ex- proximately one -third of the en- politan newspaper and you're like- probably says it all. They are the The best recourse is to show the actly what was said about him. The tire US workforce is made up of ly to see dozens of ads offering difficult work colleagues, and if Sniper that you will respond to his Complainer will be horrified and temporary, parttime, or contract legal services to those suffering your personality happens to clash potshots later, away from the will find somewhere else to air his workers. from such stress. with theirs they can make your job group, and that you refuse to be in- grievances. Listed below are the major even more stressful than is the timidated. After a while, the ap- reasons US corporations hire In fact, stress now accounts for norm. proach will disarm the Sniper, who The Exploder temporary workers. (Respon- approximately 14% of all workers' Everyone dents were able to list more compensation As a result, more and more peo- preys on the common fear of con- knows this employee. claims, according to He's the one who than one reason.) the National Council ple are attempting to learn a way frontation. One final point: never irrationally "ex- On Compen- Reasons sation to handle these fellow employees. apologize to a Sniper. He's out to plodes," yelling, screaming, throw- Percentage Insurance. Psychological disorders accounted A rash of recent books and tapes, make you look like a fool, and this ing tantrums. Unfortunately, he Alleviate overload of work 70% for less than can often be the boss. 5% of workers' compensation such as "How To Work For A only gives him ammunition. Special projects 61% claims in 1980, meaning Jerk" and "Coping With Difficult Short of escaping to the rest - Cover for workers there has room, been a 9% increase People," offer some helpful hints. which may be the best on leave 52% in such claims recourse if violence is involved, in the last eight years. However, even more people are en- Cover for workers CareerTrack says rolling in training programs. Doz- the best route is on vacation 51% Incidentally, if you ens of courses dealing specifically to simply wait for the explosion to Fill in for departing don't react subside. If that well to stress, "laid- back" with problem employees have doesn't seem likely, workers 44% Califor- try shouting nia probably isn't the best sprung up in recent years, accord- the employee's name Fill in for sick workers 37% place for several you. The report shows ing to the American Society For - times, if need be - to Perform duties where that the shock him back number of stress -related claims in Training And Development, an to reason. Always permanent jobs aren't that state increased more Alexandria, VA -based information avoid a shouting match with a financially justified 36% than clearinghouse. more experienced windbag, which 500% between 1980 and 1986, reach- Source. Administrative ing a nail- is generally the case with an Ex- Management Association biting total of 6812 These seminars generally last a ploder. claims. day and cost between $50 and The Know-It -All several hundred dollars. Through a.fbeiNg lectures and role -playing exer- The Complainer The label is self -explanatory. cises, the This is the person courses teach people not This is often the first problem who constantly how tells you to change problem employees that new employees encounter that you are "wrong," Benefits Of Humor On The Job but how to - based on his superior work around them. Two the person who wants to tell you knowledge such and seniority. Studies have courses are offered by the everything that is wrong with the CareerTrack sug- shown that ter equipped at problem -solving Boulder, CO gests to never concede laughter is good medicine, than -based CareerTrack place. He is out to pit people that you other employees. Inc. and Pryor Resources Inc. might be wrong, especially if you and according to an article of against each other and destroy In addition, these company Kansas City, MO. The companies aren't, as this is what everyone will recently published in Forbes mag- cut- teamwork. According to the Pryor ups are often more productive, have divided the problem employ- remember. azine a good dose of humor may Resources seminar, ignoring the more creative, and wiser ee into five separate groups, One strategy is to make the also be healthy for the workplace. than as Complainer is the wrong approach, employees with follows: Know -It -All back Employees who see the sour dispositions. as he views a listener's silence up his challenge humor in as with facts. situations find it consent. Overall, however, the easier to accept Office jokesters are also benefi- The seminar instructors agree criticism from management or cial to the Sniper The best approach is to look him that the entire workplace. best tactic is to just do coworkers. They also generally Humor on This employee uses sarcasm or in the eye, and offer a sharp "I your best to the job helps relieve ten- avoid the Know -It -All. Failing have a broader perspective sion and discord, "humor" to take public potshots at don't agree." If the Complainer is that, on and offers a start taking the credit for his ideas. situations that arise in the break from the boredom of the dai- Once the Know -It -All hears that workplace, and therefore are bet- ly office routine. you're taking the credit, he usually stops giving you the advice. The Passive Public Seice The direct opposite of the Know- It-All, the Passive generally offers May 18-22 National Public - June 8-11 BPME & BDA no ideas or opinions and takes a Radio Annual - Public Radio Con- Association 32nd Annual Sem- stand only on the rarest of occa- ference. Adam's Mark Hotel. St. inar. Bonaventure Hotel. Los sions. They often rise fast in Louis, MO. With Heart a com- Angeles, CA. pany because they take fewer Health is a hot topic. 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Updating Your Sales Pre -Presentation Close For The '90s By Chris Beck Closing Tip

uestion: Do you have any suggestions for closing? larly those with high volume, sec- Rehearse your closing presentation with a Sure, there's a lot of old boobs ondary product accruals. You on the subject, but can fellow staff member prior to making the actual frankly I don't feel that this specific area has been also try triad marketing programs, or deal sheets. Finally, presentation to the account. Your peer updated much since I first got into sales more than 20 you can try will to tap vendor dollars from the re- most likely years ago. For example, if you try the old "alternate bring up objections you hadn't anti- tailer up, either by getting the cipated. choice" close today, people will either burst out laughing client to reinstate recently- expired or say, "Yeah, I went to that course, too." co-op dollars, or by creating a local nswer: Closing technologies like all manufacturer/marketing proposi- sales tech- tion centered on an event. niques need to be revised every five to ten years or they become antiquated. Truthfully, this is one Then that is what you would like to targeting your upcoming sales A do?" campaigns around specific holiday of the greatest challenges we face in our highly Use Upfront Pricing Psycholo- competi- "What specific prices and promotions, using specific upcom- gy. Given that everyone's initial tive, rapidly evolving industry. brands are you thinking of runn- ing store events, and making sure Below you'll find a chronological ing?" a start date is attached to all list of closing techniques by dec- "How well do you feel this presentations. You can also sug- ade, as well as some suggestions matches the objectives that we gest using manufacturer deal dol- regarding closing techniques that discussed, and that you were in- lars as well as incorporating the are working effectively in today's Proposal terested in accomplishing ?" use of expiring co-op dollars. market. Remember: It's OK to "How many sales do you feel look back at the past, just don't would be required to break even on Make The Last Page stare. this campaign? And do you feel we Of Every Presentation A Printed Copy Presentation Tip have a good likelihood of at least Of The Commercial Script. And when 1960 "The accomplishing that ?" I'm OK, you're OK" you do, be sure to hand the client a Period red pen to make any copy changes Never staple your presentation together. Present A Marketing Idea/ Closing skills: Alternate that may be required. choice Present each page to the client one at a time. Concept That Cannot Be Accom- plished With Other Media. These 1970 "The Hollywood Period" This allows you to control the flow of the can range from an on- location Always Include Closing skills: Every air At Least Three personality appearance to a live "Throw -Aways" technique had a person's presentation, instead of letting the account - In Your Copy. En- or taped - personality endorse- courage the client to name, i.e., the Columbo determine the pacing use that red and flow. ment to an exclusivity created pen to fill in the Close, the Benjamin actual loss leaders through a franchise (sponsorship) or products Franklin. that will appear in the opportunity. copy. 1980 "The Mathematical Period" Closing skills: CPP CPM Overcoming Price concern regarding anything leatif.74aSiritit4011' Unit Rate Objections they're thinking about buying is the item's cost, putting the price up The important "Closing most closing front allows the account to begin technologies - like all sales However, seeing as it's nearly skills you need are designed to the '90s, salespeople are going to the process of price justification techniques - need to be revised every five overcome the client's price objec- right off the bat. have to adopt what I like to call the tions, and there are several ave- to ten years or they become antiquated." "Integrated Business Profession- Show And Discuss Estimated nues to revenue you can take. Return On Investment And Poten- al" approach, using closing skills Use "Other People's Money." tial Results. Begin with a break - such as the ones outlined here. co-op Suggest programs, particu- even analysis (the percentage of reach the client would need to Clone Your Offers And Present Use Proxy Selling Techniques. translate into sales; you should Them To At Least Two Other Com- You should not only have pre -sold always include the actual reach panies Doing Business In The alternate decisionmakers present and frequency, not the potential Same Field. Too many good ideas during the closing call, but also reach or cume), and include docu- Wpttc"- aren't closed because they were have documented evidence of sup- mentation of tangible results with presented to only one client. port. The latter can either be first BOS93FA,Co! similar campaigns. These latter party (someone in the client's busi- documents can come EARTH in the form of ness) or third party (someone who g national Leave Yourself A Final Closing Sl L10 t4MZC trade articles or local suc- supplies the client). aw.h .,49tin.., Tool. t Y cess stories. Overestimate your actual tï i l liOX1111N1UlAQ unit rate or price by 10 -20 %. ,,K. 1 8 Integrate A Tangible Value - "Try using video Added Concept. Customer recycl- ing wet asan via frequent buyer programs, a actualities testifying to pre -prepared mailing list that 'tAtaIBÚM1$ 96TICF the response that features coupon redemption val- } others have received." ues, static promotions, and p-o-p ËSI¡-:yy in -store handouts are all useful. r`,t,"- ZOO lii%!ÌP °r . ,.. p¡, /M..... 5NE9S T Overcoming The Stall s VYLiJt 77 gv $ °a a M Getting a little more hi -tech, try `d The using video actualities - or good second most -important ol'- fashioned success letters - skills you'll need are those that were created to with testifying to the response that deal those ac- Chris Beck is President of counts that others have received. are either unwilling or Chris Beck Communications, a incapable of making up You can also use "consulting their sales consulting firm. If you have a minds. question closes," as follows: question you'd like this column to For the Best in a TRAVEL /NG BILLBOARD® (Bumper Strip or "To increase the effectiveness of address, he can be reached at Window Label) call Byron Crecelius, person to person, COLLECT this campaign, what would you Include A Deadline. There are (818) 594 -0851. 314 -423 -4411. change? (The client responds.) several ways to do this, including 16 RaR May 20, 1988

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Part of the Bobby Mondella and Rafealla. 8 NBC Monday Night Movie charm of those two books was their Mondella is a black soul superstar, ( "Something Is Out There, A REGAL 'DO - Elton John, roman a clef aspect - that is, try- described as "Stevie Wonder with Part II") sportin' a look fit for the queen 9 ABC Monday Night Movie ing to determine which real life more sex appeal, Michael Jackson - or at least the princess. ( "The Boume Identity, people Collins used to create her with balls." Of course, like Wonder Part II') Collins and his band, the Ice- characters. or Ray Charles, he's blind. Unlike 10 Who's The Boss breakers, as they take to the any known soul star, however, he Source: Nielsen Media Research road for a series of one- night- Unfortunately, this doesn't work was blinded when thrown from a ers. The program culminates with a live performance at An- as well in "Rock Star," as the hotel balcony ( ?!). Rafealla is a Naturally, there's loads of sex, AN show times are EDT/PDT; subtract white, half -black one hour for CDT. Check listings for show- tone's blues club in Austin, TX. characters are too unbelievable. half- jazz/blues obligatory drug scenes, even more ings in Mountain Tine Zone. AN.lstings the In addition, historic newsreel chanteuse (Vanity or Sade, call up- subject to change. For instance, main character Kris sex, and more references to the performance lawyer). clips and archival Phoenix, a "raunchy" British su- your per half of the female anatomy Artists from both sides of footage are interspersed with than you'll hear at a Kentucky the Atlantic will perform for interviews of other renowned Fried Chicken establishment. Prince Charles and Princess blues and blues -influenced mu- There's also a subplot revolving Diana - and us common folks, sicians, including Willie Dixon, around a shady record mogul, his too - when ABC presents the B.B. King, Bo Diddley, Robert conniving wife, and a mobster "Royal Gala" special (Wednes- Cray, Koko Taylor, and the named Maxwell Sicily (pretty sub- day, 5/25, 9:30pm). The 90- Fabulous Thunderbirds. minute program, taped Decem- (Check local listings for air date tle, eh ?) . ber 4, 1987 at the London Pal- and time in your area.) ladium, features The latest incarnation NEW THIS WEEK has performances of Unfortunately, "Rock Star" by a variety of British and Ameri- Fleetwood Mac, the band with little to do with the "real" world of can musicians and comedians. the ever -changing lineup, can not. On level, it MADONNA CIAO ITALIA: LIVE FROM ITALY (Warner /Reprise) rock, trashy or that Some of the featured players in- be seen in the premiere show- Lisa Robin- Phil Collins, ing "Fleetwood Mac: Tango The Material Girl is captured in a live concert performance, filmed in her isn't any better than clude Elton John, of ancestors' homeland during her 1987 world tour. The video features 16 of son's "Walk On Glass" of several Robin Williams, Belinda Carli- In The Night " (Showtime, Satur- Estefan & Miami day, 10pm). The hour- her biggest hits, including "Open Your Heart," "Lucky Star," "Papa, Don't years ago, and is far inferior to sle, Gloria 5/21, Machine, Art Garfun- long an Preach," "True Blue," and a medley of "Dress You Up," "Material Girl," Tony Parsons 's Phil Spector "trib- Sound special, exclusive kel, Amy Grant, and James Showtime program, consists of and "Like A Virgin." Unfortunately, the Pope doesn't make an appearance. ute," "Platinum Logic." live concert footage filmed at (Street date: 5/24) Taylor. Country picker Chet Atkins San Francisco's Cow Palace hand, if you're look- On the other will be featured on the "Smoth- during the group's 1987 tour. on lazy FATAL BEAUTY (MGM /UA) ing for a trashy read a ers Brothers Comedy Hour" EnigmalCapitol artists the Whoopi Goldberg stars as a tough plainclothes cop who, along with afternoon, with your hair in (CBS, Wednesday, 5/25, 8pm). Smithereens will perform their partner Sam Elliot, hunts down a murderous group of thugs selling poison- curlers, your housecoat on, and a Wolfman Jack hosts the latest hit, "Only A Memory," on ed cocaine throughout L.A. Singer Ruben Blades also has a featured role. box of bonbons beside you on the Crystals and Lou Christie at the "Late Show" (Fox, Friday, The Atlantic soundtrack LP includes material from Donna Allen, Levert, couch, this will more than suffice. the "Rock 'N' Roll Palace" 5/20, 11:30pm). Also appear- Madame X, Miki Howard, Shannon, the System, Debbie Gibson, and Which may explain its bestseller (Nashville Network, Saturday, ing this week is Keith Sweat War. (5/24) status. 5/21, 8:30pm). (Thursday, 5/26). Legendary guitar slinger Al- Keith Sweat can also be bert Collins is the featured ar- seen on this week's installment THE LAST DAYS OF FRANK & JESSE JAMES (Vidmark) tist in the hourlong documen- of "It's Showtime At The Apollo" Country superstarsJohnny Cash (Frank) and Kris Kristofferson (Jesse) tary, "Ain't Nothin' But The (NBC, Sunday, 5/22, 1am). portray the notorious outlaw brothers in this tale of the Old West. Cohort Blues" (PBS, Friday, 5/20, Other performers include the Willie Nelson also makes an appearance in this originally- made -for -TV pro- i Opm). This special look at con- Weather Girls and Michael duction. (5/25) temporary blues music follows Bolton. WEEKEND BOX OFFICE BARFLY (Warner) MAY 13 -15 row Mickey Rourke and Faye Dunaway play an unlikely pair of skid 1 Friday The 13th $8.2 alcoholics (and lovers) in this critically- acclaimed film, based on poet Part VII (Paramount)* Charles Bukowski 's autobiographical screenplay. This is one of those films 2 Colors $3.3 that didn't have a soundtrack LP but probably should have, as it features (Orion) T. Jones, the Lounge Lizards, and Jimmy T. Smith. music by Booker 3 Beetlejuice $3.0 COLORS (Warner Bros.) (5/25) (Warner Bros.) Singles: ColorsAce-T 4 Shakedown $2.0 Go On Girl/Roxanne Shante (Cold Chillin' /WB) (Universal) Other Featured Artists: Salt-N -Pepa, Rick James, Eric B. & Rakim 5 Salsa $1.8 BEETLEJUICE (Cannon) Single: Day -OHarry Belafonte (Geffen) 6 Biloxi Blues $1.2 SCHOOL DAZE (EMI-Manhattan) (Universal) Singles: Da ButtìE.U. 7 Above The Law $1.1 Be Alone Tonight/Rays (12 -inch promo only) (Warner Bros.) Other Featured Artists: Phyllis Hyman, Pieces Of A Dream 8 Moonstruck $1.09 BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY (Warner Bros.) (MGM /UA) Singles: Century's EndDonald Fagen 9 The Last Emperor $1.05 Divine Emotion,Narada Michael Walden (Reprise) (Columbia) Other Featured Artists: Prince, Depeche Mode, Bryan Ferry 10 Bloodsport $.91 PERMANENT RECORD (Epic) (Cannon) Single: Trash City /Joe Strummer & Latino Rockabilly War First week in release (12 -inch promo only) All figures in millions Other Featured Artists: Lou Reed, J.D. Souther, Godfathers ... Source: Exhibitor Relations Co. ASSAULT OF THE KILLER BIMBOS (Rhino) Featured Artists: Billion Dollar Babies, Attila The Hen COMING ATTRACTIONS: No hot- and -spicy, music -oriented UPCOMING films set for release this week. 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Study Shows Music Videos AUTOMATED TRAVEL AGENT Influence Radio Listening Habits Airline Ticket Vending Urban, CHR, AC Formats Most Affected Machines Arrive rogrammers, take note: hear the song on the radio more contrary to initial industry often. (Incidentally, 44% of the Mr. Eastman Kodak Tfired of waiting in long lines fears that music videos 18-49- year-olds surveyed reported and Mr. that connects you with the main must be beaming, wherever to purchase airline tickets? TravelMax would cut into radio's audience, a watching videos for at least a half - office. There an agent they may be. Jeffrey Cohen, President of takes your request and credit card new study indicates videos may ac- hour per week. ) Americans took 15.1 billion the Englewood, CO-based Travel - tually influence viewers' listening Also, more than a third (34% ) of number, calls the airline, and pictures in 1987, a 9% in- Max International Inc., may have habits and encourage them to turn the above -noted video -active ma- crease over the number pho- books the requested flight. Presto! of the solution with his company's on the radio. jority claimed they were "always" tos shot in 1986. Of course, The printer then transmits your satellite ticket printers, influenced by a video to listen to a film is needed to make these which are ticket, boarding pass, and even a currently According to statistics issued specific song on the radio. pictures, and Americans also being installed near ten travel itinerary. just last month by Chicago-based bought more than 780 million major US airports. Cohen hopes to Strategic Radio Research, a strong Differences rolls of film last year - up 13% have them in every major airport Although the airlines pay Travel - from the year previous. by the end of 1989. Max a commission, there is no ex- majority (80% ) of the 18-49 -year- By Format Here's a breakdown of film olds who spend at least a half -hour tra fee on the part of the consumer. sales by format: These machines are currently You don't have to be a regular a week viewing videos said that The format an individual listens Format % of Sales used by many large corporations to TravelMax customer to use the watching a particular video to regularly also plays a part in 35mm 55.1% handle employee travel arrange- printer, either. "sometimes" makes them want to that person's video viewing /radio Disc 15.9% ments, but TravelMax is the first to listening habits. More than half 1101126 15.0% make the printers available to the The printers, which are now (57% ) of the Urban listeners polled Instant 11.9% general public. mostly found at Dollar Rent -A -Car said they are "always" or "usual- Other 2.1% locations, are currently located Today's Tops ly" more interested in hearing a Source Photo Marketing Association Each of the satellite ticket near the following airports: Boston song on the radio because of its ac- printers are attached to a phone Logan, Dallas -Fort Worth. Denver, companying video. Houston Intercontinental; Los An- In Franchises In contrast, 36% of CHR listeners geles, Miami, San Diego, San (a difference of 21 % ) said they Francisco, and Seattle. A printer is So you want to buy a fran- were "always" or "usually" more also scheduled to be installed soon chise business? Well, before interested in hearing a song on the 18% Of US Uses at New York's La Guardia Airport. you invest mucho dollars in radio because of its accompanying "Burger Doodle" or the like, it video - a statement with which may benefit you to know that 33% of AC listeners, 28% of Coun- Yellow Pages Daily wheels are where it's at when it try listeners, 26% of AOR listeners, CHRONICLE comes to the franchise biz and 25% of Gold listeners agreed. Americans are certainly American consumers look at one (although burgers and other What's more, both race and sex letting their fingers get or more ads in the Yellow Pages, Born To: edibles aren't exactly doing are factors in the link between their daily exercise. Ac- with 48 % saying that their pur- KDKBIPhoenix Promotion badly). videos and radio. Over half (54% ) cording to a recent study compil- chases are influenced by these Director Kendall Adkins, wife of all black viewers who watch ed by the Westfield, NJ -based ads. Jeannie, son Jeremy Kendall, Following are the current videos regularly either "usually" Statistical Research, Inc. firm, In addition, the survey found April 20. (1988) US franchise busines- KMJK1Portland morning per- or "always" want to hear a song almost all Americans (99% ) are that, on the average, 6% of Amer- ses, and their rankings based - because of its video, compared to familiar with the phone book Yel- icans need repair work on their sonality Todd Brandt, wife Lea on total estimated daughter Miranda, May 1. sales: 29% of the white audience. How- low Pages, and almost a fifth radios or TVs at least once a sa, Franchise Sales KDONISal inas- Monterey, ever, videos have an almost iden- (18% ) of the US claims to use month, and 45 % of these people (in millions) CA PDChuck Geiger, wife Jan- tical influence on male listeners them on a daily basis. look to the Yellow Pages for a ice, son Daniel Charles Edward, Car/truck dealerships $335.4 (33% ) as they do on female listen- good repair shop. May 1. Gas $ stations 91.9 ers (34%). More than a quarter of Ameri- Furthermore, of the 10 % of all Restaurants $ 63.2 Finally, the survey found that cans (29% ) look at the pages Americans who buy an electronic Marriages: Retailing $ 28.5 more FM listeners (48 % ) are in- before making a purchase, and product each month, at least a KMPCILos Angeles GM Bill Soft -drink bottlers $ 22.1 clined to be influenced by videos half of these purchases are made fifth of these purchasers look at Ward to Donna Yerman, April Source: US Commerce Dept. than their AM- listening counter- at establishments listed in the the Yellow Pages for reference 17. parts (32 %). directory. Nearly three -fourths of before buying.

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LISTEN BEFORE YOU BUY Digital Cart Recorder Adds Computerized "Music Sampler" Cut -And -Paste Editing Ability Comes To Record Stores The Palo Alto, CA -based Compusonics Corporation recently intro- duced an audio editing software version of its DSP 1500 digital Remember those Now it looks car- little like those long -gone tridge disc recorder. 45rpm record players with days may be back - albeit with This upgraded version of the recorder permits "cut -and- paste" audio the big spindle in the mid- higher technology thanks to the - editing and program sequencing for either broadcast production or on -air combined efforts of the Los An- playback. In other words, a broadcaster can record and geles -based Interac Corporation, edit digital audio on a cartridge, and use that same cartridge for on -air playback without razor several Tower Records outlets in blade- editing, dubbing, or generation loss in the production studio. the same area, and five major rec- ord labels. Interac has installed a new sys- Telephone tem called "The Music Sampler" in five Los Angeles area Tower Jukebox Records stores. The new system al- lows customers to choose which of the latest musical releases they Bows In want to hear, listen to excerpts from these records, and watch a photographic slide show that's re- Britain lated to the music. A"telephone jukebox" serv- Consumers make their choices ice that enables callers to simply by touching the unit's TV sample songs over the screen. If the listener wants to hear phone is currently being offered to another selection, all it takes is an- British music consumers by Virgin other touch. Records (UK). The new editing functions - which can be accessed from either a ser- So far, the system includes the Known as "Reverb," the system ial data terminal or with an optional Apple Macintosh PC software package latest releases from artists on Cap- was developed through the combin- dubbed "MacSonics" - include the capability to "rock" audio playback for- ward and backward, to set and move markers in recordings, itol, RCA, Elektra, Warner Bros., ed efforts of the Fremont, CA -bas- audio and to and Atlantic Records. Interac hope ed Votan firm and the Cambridge, cut selected audio segments. These segments can then be sequenced in dle? Used to be that you could go to eventually expand "The Music England -based Voice Systems In- arbitrary arrangements to be spliced together seamlessly during playback. into a record store, slap on a single, Sampler" to stores nationwide. For ternational company. More than 100 different arrangements can be stored on one cartridge. and listen to the record before you more information, call the com- Here's how it works: you dial the For more information, call (415) 494 -1184. bought it. pany at (213) 301 -7640. number for "Reverb," which routes the call to a PC equipped with special voice programming circuits. You're then asked to say "Auto- Jock" Radio Software four words in order to train the sys- tem to recognize your voice. Then Tandy Develops Program Available you're able to select the song of your choice from one of 20 album - "Erasable" CDs Anew software package for BMI logs, as well as the ability to length CDs simply by answering a the radio industry is now modify/delete songs, shuffle cate- series of computer- generated ques- The Ft. Worth-based Tandy By linking this as- yet -unavaila- available from Mounds- gories, define format clocks, define tions. Corp. recently announced ble CD player to a personal compu- ville, WV -based JJ the DJ Produc- notes, and daypart for gender as Callers can also use the system plans to market "eras- ter, Tandy hopes to make it possi- tions. Called "Auto-Jock," the well as tempo. In addition, "Auto- to order albums, hear pre -release able" compact discs - CDs that ble for the user to store up to package is a menu - driven, MS- Jock" sports a trivia line, allows music, listen to edited highlights of can be used to record and rerecord 275,000 pages of information on the DOS and dBASE III+ -compatible, the user to create double shot days a featured LP, or play a music music - within the next 18 to 24 erasable CDs. Within three years, updated version of the firm's previ- and no repeat days, and prints cart trivia game. months. Price: Less than $10 each. the company estimates that con- ous "PC Select" radio software labels. Despite a rather high cost (40 sumers will be able to store the package. "Auto-Jock" is sold, not leased. cents per minute), a Virgin spokes- Along with these erasable "Thor- same amount of information pre- Among the features included in For further information or a free person claims the system is cur- CDs," the company plans to offer a sently contained on 1528 floppy the "Auto-Jock" package are the demo disc, contact the company at rently logging more than 1000 calls CD player with a record function discs on a single, 43/4" CD. Stay automatic printing of ASCAP and (800) 622 -2565. per day. that will be priced at less than $500. tuned.

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NESUHI ERTEGUN LABEL Motor City Reunion Legends Atlantic Distributes East -West

Atlantic Records has signed a be associated with this new begin - gram & Videogram Producers) distribution agreement with newly- and President of Special Projects formed East -West Records, which Ertegun added, "When I made for the WCI Record Group. I intend is headed by former WEA Interna- the decision to bow out of WEA In- to focus on a small number of tional CEO Nesuhi Ertegun and ternational last year, my intention carefully- chosen releases and to owned by WCI. The label, to be was to return to my first loves: the build a worldwide image of high based in New York City, will be discovering, nurturing, and pro- quality and innovation." distributed by WEA International ducing of artists. The newly- East -West's first two releases in all territories outside the US. formed East -West label will allow will be a new studio album by the Atlantic Chairman Ahmet me to concentrate my energies on Modern Jazz Quartet called "For Ertegun commented, "Nesuhi's those areas, in addition to my ongo- Ellington" and a recording of J.S. extraordinary production work ing work as President of IFPI (In- Bach 's "Goldberg Variations" by during his Atlantic years con- ternational Federation of Phono- Joel Spiegelman. tributed greatly to making our label a world leader in the jazz field. He was directly responsible Moore -Plant Promoted Among those turning out for the May 7 Motor City Radio Reunion were two legen- for many seminal recordings by dary WXYZ vets (l-r); Dick Osgood (1934-71) and morning personaüity Fred Wolf such influential artists as Charles (1945 -65). Wolf, seen here in a rare photo, was given a standing oration by the Mingus, John Coltrane, Omette To GSM At KDKB Reunion audience of 400. Coleman, the Modern Jazz Quar- tet, and hundreds of others. Fol- Lisa Moore-Plant has been pro- KKYY (formerly KWLT) /San lowing a remarkable ri -year stint moted from LSM to GSM at San- Diego as GM. at the helm of WEA International, dusky AORKDKB /Phoenix, where W H QT Elevates Nesuhi now returns to production she will direct a nine -member sales KDKB VP /GM Chuck Artigue with his East -West label. It is a force. Moore -Plant succeeds Caro- told R&R, "From a practical privilege for all of us at Atlantic to lyn Howe, who moved to co-owned standpoint, it was very easy to pro- Kontzamanys To GSM mote Lisa, since she worked under Meet The New Boss Carolyn. I've been impressed with WHQT (Hot 105) /Miami has pro- with the local sales team to the job. the dedication she's shown to the moted Regional Sales Manager They've all responded positively to station. She really is a marvelous Stephanie Kontzamanys to GSM. her promotion." individual and is ready to motivate She replaces Saul Rosenthal, who Talking about her new position, this sales staff. I look forward to left the EZ Communications sta- Kontzamanys commented, "I'm her growing and being a GM some- tion. Additionally, Hot 105 AE excited about the upcoming events day." Steve McCormick has been named here at Hot 105. The future looks Regional Sales Manager. bright. Our trends are now coming Moore -Plant served as KDKB's GM Bill Gilreath told R&R, up, and I'm hearing us in stores all LSM for the past two years, and "Stephanie did a superb job as Re- over the market. It's an exciting was previously an AE for three gional Sales Manager. She's time to be in this position. years at the station. strong, competitive, and highly "I'm also happy about Steve's In the winter Arbitron, KDKB motivated. Stephanie has been a promotion into my former job. It's improved its fall 12+ share by 1.0 past winner of EZ's President's well- deserved, because he always to reach 4.1, ranking sixth in the Sales Award, and brings a great goes the extra distance for his market. deal of management experience clients and Hot 105." How's Tricks?

New CBS Records Division President Tommy Mottola (second from right) was visited recently at CBS's New York offices by (I -r) Epic artists Vernon Reid of Liv- ing Coulour and Chris and Peter Coyne of the Godfathers.

PolyGram Promo Performers

E/P /A held a listening party for Cheap Trick's new "Lap Of Luxury" LP at CBS Records headquarters in New York, which also celebrated the return of bassist Tom Petersson to the group. Shown are (l -r) manager Ken Adamany, EJP A Sr. VP'Marketing Ray Anderson, group's Robin Zander, former CBS Records President Al Teller, group's Rick Nelsen, E/P/A Sr. VP/A &R Don Grierson, and the group's Bun E. Carlos and Tom Petersson.

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PolyGram recently honored its radio reps for their outstanding performance last year. Singled out for special mention were Regional Pop Promotion Manager Of The Year John Boulos (Northeast), Local Pop Promotion Managers Of The Year Katie - Arnold Pedretty (San Francisco) and Steve Smith (Atlanta), Regional Urban Backstage at the Brendan Byrne Arena in New Jersey before a concert by George Thorogood and the Destroyers are (l -r) Promotion Manager Of The Year Luther Terry (Atlanta), and Local Urban Promo- EMI- Manhattan VP /A &R -East Coast Michael Barackman, Destroyers Steve Chrisman and Bill Blough, VP /Marketing Ken tion Manager Of The Year Joe Lewis (Memphis). Pictured are Boulos (seated) with Baumstein, CEO Sal Licata, Thorogood, group's Jeff Simon, VP/Sales Ira Defter, group's Hank Carter, Sr. VP/A&R Gerry (l -r) the label's Brenda Romano, Sr. VP/Promotion David Leach, and Jack lacchei. Griffith, and the label's Gene Rumsey.

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KENT FLETCHER has joined RICHARD EISWERTH has been KRVR/Davenport, IA as Sales Manag- Records named Director /Station Services at Na- Radio er. He was previously GM at KDWD/ tional Public Radio. He previously Burlington, IA. DARRELL ANDERSON has joined spent ten years at West Virginia Public JIM VAN SICKLE has been appoint- CHIP GREEN has been named Sales HighTone Records as Director /National Radio, most recently as GM. ed Exec. VP /GM at KGTO & KRAV /Tul- Manager /Acting GM at WTTB & WGYL/ Promotion. He previously handled pro- BARBARA PORTER has been nam- sa. He previously was a VP at Win Vero Beach, FL. He previously was motion in northern California for Califor- ed News Manager at the UPI Radio Communications, responsible for Sales Manager at WZZR (then nia Record Distributors. Network. A two -year company vet, she KBEZ/Tulsa and WEJZ/Jacksonville. WRIT) /Stuart, FL. most recently served as Business Edi- tor.

Industry MARK WARREN has LOOSE been named PROS ON THE AP's Broadcast Executive for Col- Barbara Firstman Donnie Coleman orado, Montana, and Wyoming. His Brent Alberts - PD WQFM /Milwau- Joel Lind - PD WNIC /Detroit (313) previous experience includes anchor kee (414) 355 -5586 357 -4266 duties at WBAP /Dallas. BARBARA FIRSTMAN and DONNIE Kenny C. - Afternoons Q104 /Hal- RONALD QUARTARARO has been Pete Michaels - MD /middays COLEMAN have been named VPs at ifax, Nova Scotia (902) 463 -9520, named Director /Administration & Plan- KHYT/Tucson (602) 575 -0980 Macey Lipman Marketing. Firstman, a ext. 711 ning at Radio TV Reports, Inc. He for- nine -year vet, is VP /Sales & Marketing "Slick" Mike Edmonds- Momings/ Mornings KOMP/ merly was Director /Business Planning Stacey Ruben - Services, while eight -year vet Coleman KFXX (AM) (now KTZR) /Tucson (602) & Analysis at RKO General. Las Vegas (702) 873-0796 will be VP /Marketing Research. 747 -3136 JIM CARDILLO has been named Di- Bob Grayson - OM KWTO /Spring- Tom Stevens - PD WKGR/West rector /Marketing & Publicity at Con- field, MO (417) 886 -2013 Palm Beach (407) 466 -9134 JAMES PEACOCK has been pro- Director /Research at Arbitron crete Management & Marketing, Inc. James Frische Alan Tepper moted to Ratings. A seven -year company vet, he He previously worked in the Publicity/ R.E.M. WB at Signs With JAMES FRISCHE has been appoint- most recently served as Manager/ Artist Development Department MCA Records. ed President of Digital Audio Disc Methods Research. Corp., based in Terre Haute, IN. He was previously Exec. VP of the CD manufacturing company, which is a subsidiary of Sony.

ALAN TEPPER has been appointed VP at Shapiro, Bernstein in New York. He joins the music publisher from Co- There are two anniversaries at lumbia Pictures Music Group, where Warner Bros. this week. Ten he was Director /Music Publishing. years ago today Ken Puvogel was named Northeast Regional Album Promotion Manager. Five years ago today Russ Thyret was pro- moted to Senior VP/Director of Marketing & Promotion. Puvogel is now Director /National Album Pro- CHANGES motion, and Thyret recently started David Stanford has been named an his 18th year with the label. AE at WNVZ /Norfolk. follow- R. E. M. members and Warner Bros. Records execs were sittin' and grinnin' Dan Seeman has been named an AE worldwide contract with the label. Shown are Ken Puvogel ing the group's signing to a longterm at WLOL /Minneapolis. Bertis Downs IV and R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe; (seated, back (standing, l -r) attorney Karen Corcoran, Margaret Murphy, row, l -r) WB Records President Lenny Waronker, manager Jefferson Holt, and WB and John Maguire have joined WSSH- Records Chairman Mo Ostin; and (front row, seated, 1 -r) group's Mike Mills, Bill 7 YEAR AGO TODAY AM & FM /Boston as AEs. Berry, and Peter Buck. WCLYIWashington drops AC for UrbanICHR format Number One At Hard Rock Katz Communications buys Blair Radio, changes name to Banner Aerosmith Marks Brian White becomes PD at BJ105 (WBJW -AM & FM)/Orlando Gene Sandbloom joins MCA as Associate DirectorlA &R Ex -KMET jocks sue KTWVILos Angeles #1 CHR: With Or Without You" - U2 (Island) (3 wks) #1 AC: "In Too Deep" - Genesis (Atlantic) #1 UC: "I Don't Want To Lose Your Love" - Freddie Jackson (Capitol) #1 Country: "Forever & Ever, Amen" - Randy Travis (WB) #1 AOR Track: "I Still Haven't Found What I've Been Looking For" - U2 (Island) #1 AOR Album: "The Joshua Tree" - U2 (Island) (10 wks) #1 Jazz: "Civilization" - Tony Williams (Blue Note) (2 wks) rj YEARS AGO TODAY Capitol names Ray Tusken VPIA &R, Bill Bartlett National AOR Promotion Manager Tony Gray named KMJMISt. Louis PD Billy Juggs hired by KMETILos Angeles for nights Celebrating Aerosmith's "Angel" hitting the number one spot on R &R's A OR chart at the Dallas Hard Rock Cafe are (l -r) Gef- Nineteen stations fined $1000 each for EEO filing failures fen's Mark Niederhauser, manager Keith Garde, Lisa Barrick (twin sister of Steven Tyler's fiancee), group's Tyler, Theresa #1 CHR: "Overkill" - Men At Work (Columbia) (3 wks) Barrick (the fiancee in question), and Geffen's Marko Babineau and Peter Napoliello. #1 AC: "My Love" - Lionel Richie (Motown) (3 wks) #1 UC: "Save The Overtime For Me" - Gladys Knight & The Pips White Lion Fever (Columbia) (4 wks) #1 Country: "You Take Me For Granted" - Merle Haggard (Epic) #1 AOR Track: "She's A Beauty" - Tubes (Capitol) (3 wks) #1 AOR Album: "Outside Inside" - Tubes (Capitol) #1 Jazz: "Low Ride" - Earl Klugh (Capitol) 10 YEARS AGC? TODAY Arbitron Radio Advisory Council holds first meeting Polydor's country roster absorbed by Mercury #1 CHR: "With A Little Luck" - Wings (Capitol) (3 wks) #1 AC: "With A Little Luck" - Wings (Capitol) #1 Country: "I'm Always On A Mountain When I Fall" - Merle Haggard (MCA) #1 AOR Album: "London Town" - Wings (Capitol) Atlantic's White Lion marked their recent appearance at the Ritz in New York with this photo. Shown are (I -r) Atlantic's Linda Ferrando, Karen Colamussi, and Joe laneno, White Lion's Mike Tramp, label's Jason Flom, group's Vito Bratta, and Atlantic VP/National Promotion Judy Libow.

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The feud between Larry Tisch and Walter Yetnikoff is only getting nastier. CBS Inc. has sued the CBS Records chief (and others) for mismanagement of the ONE OF THE label prior to the Sony buyout. MOST ADDED ST hadn't seen a copy of the papers by presstime, but the suit reportedly focuses on 155/27 - 65% how much the record division lost in fourth quarter '87. It counters the class action suit filed by various CBS Record execs earlier this year, who claim they were wrongfully shortchanged on bonus payments. Meanwhile, Yetnikoff referred to Tisch with a few choice obscenities in public last HOT P -1 AIRPLAY AT: Wednesday (5/1 1) in New York, after walking out of the annual CBS shareholder meeting. WXKS Z95 WKBQ Talking to reporters, the label head accused Z94 WMMS Y108 the CBS Inc. boss of bully -boy tactics and CKOI 92X KKRZ cracked, "Larry Tisch thinks everyone is a bellhop at the Regency Hotel." Yetnikoff also WEGX WNCI KXYQ confirmed that Sony is interested in buying a PWR99 WCZY FM 102 US movie studio. ROLLIN' IN THE DOUGH'S A NO -NO - Those crazies at WYHY (Y107) /Nashville will do just about KEGL WZPL KWOD The New York Daily News reported this anything for a stunt. They'll even go to jail ... almost. When they let 10 honey- covered winners go rollin' in Y95 WKTI KCPX week that Emmis Broadcasting will move all - the dough, $100,000 worth of one -dollar bills to be Sports WFAN /New York from its current KRBE KDWB KATD exact, just over $7000 was claimed. That left around 1050 dial position to the more desirable 660 $92, 000 in sticky George Washingtons, which caus- WGH WLOL KPLZ spot occupied by its newly- acquired WNBC. ed the US Treasury Department to get sticky and threaten the station with a charge of defacing US cur- will sell B96 KHTR KUBE Then the company apparently the rency. O000ps! 36 hours later, over 20 Y107 staff- 1050 frequency to the owners of Spanish - ers, under armed guard, had machine- washed, dried, formatted WSKO /Newark, which now holds and ironed the money into acceptable shape. That's the first legal money -laundering scheme we've ever An spokesperson said the 620 slot. Emmis heard of. RICHARD there's been talk of that move, but nothing's been confirmed yet. including PD Thom O'Hair and MD Bonnie MARX pring Cieai in At Kt i. Simmons. The station debuted with a unique hourlong "trimulcast" (KOFY (AM), KOFY -FM, With "Mr. Ed" Lambert heading to KOFY-TV) featuring a live set by the KDWB /Minneapolis as afternoon driver, Dinosaurs, a group of well -known Bay Area "HOLD ON TO KROYISacramento PD Tom Chase needs musicians. Meanwhile, the first recording T &Rs ASAP. Other changes at KDWB include played was a bootleg of the Grateful Dead's the hiring of Lee Valsvik from crosstown THE NIGHTS" "Touch Of Grey." KSTP (AM) for morning news, Andrea Vincent The format? O'Hair describes it as a "very (ex- WBCYICharlotte) for middays, and hip pop station" targeting intelligent, affluent Cadillac Jack (WAPEIJacksonville) for i Opm- thirty -somethings. There are no computers or 2am. card files the jocks pick the music. A These moves displaced morning news - sample hour included the Talking Heads, personality Linda Evans, midday talents Beach Boys, Timbuk 3, Johnny Hates Jazz, Domino Rippey & Lisa Carr, and overnighter and Ray Charles. Can you say eclectic? Steve Douglas. Most of the staffers were notified by phone. Except Douglas, that is. Although the ABC Radio Network will 148/58 - 62% When he went to work, a security guard told begin using Shadoe Stevens as its "American him, Your name isn't on the list." ST was told Top 40" host this summer (see Page 1), the Douglas replied, "What, no backstage pass ?" net will fulfill departing host Casey Kasem's RS ® contract until it expires next January. That will San Francisco media mogul Jim Gabbert give ABC a six -month jump on Kasem's new hit the airwaves last Saturday (5/14) with Westwood One countdown show, "Casey's ONE OF THE MOST ADDED KOFY -FM (formerly "The City "). The outlet's Top 40 With Casey Kasem." veteran staff is dominated by ex- KSAN ners, Continued on Page 31 INCLUDING THIS P -1 ACTION:

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RADIO CEO/PRESIDENT OF THE YEAR '87: Gary Edens(Edensl Richard Balsbaugh(Pramidl Alan BoxIEZ) Cil RosenwaldlMalritel Jay Cook(Gannetu Nick Verbitskyil nited) Clark Poliock(Nationwidei Don Bouloukos(Cap Cities, ABC) Norman Main(Metroplex) John Lynch(Noblel Arthur Carlson(Susquehanna) Larry Garrett(Burhachl Scott Clnsburg)Statewide)

RADIO GENERAL MANAGER OF THE YEAR '87: Michael Osterhout)QI05) John Madison( WXKS -FMI Alan GoodmanlWAV:11 Lonnie Gronek(WMMS) Bob Bolinger(Q106i Lynn Anderson- Powei11K11S -FM, Mickey Franco(KZ.ZP) Paulette Williams(KMEI.) David Ross1Y100) Jan Jeffrles(WXLK) Rick WeinkaufiBJ105) Al LawIKTKSi Jim FoxIB194

RADIO NATIONAL PROGRAMMER OF THE YEAR '87:

Guy Zapoieon(Nationw ide l Gerry DeFrancesco(Gannett I Bob Laurence(Noble) Rick Cummings(Emmis ) Dan Mason) First Media) Buzz Bennett) State %ide) Bill Richards( N at ion wide Bill Shannon(Burbach) Rick McDOnald(Susquehanna) Ken Lowe(Scripps Howard) Jeff SatlerlSanduskyl David MartlmMideontinent) Randy Laneillit,mani

RADIO CONSULTANT OF THE YEAR '87: Jerry Clifton...Mlke Joseph...Kent Burkhart/Dwight Douglas...Rlck Sklar...E. Alvin Davis...George Williams Chuck McCoy/Pat Bohn...Jeff Pollack...Gerry Cagle/Harry Nelson...Donna Halper...Gary Guthrie...Drake/Chenault...Mike McVay

RADIO OPERATIONS MANAGER OF THE YEAR '87: Steve Kingston(7.100) Ric Lippincott(795) Mason Dixon(Q105) Kid Leo Travagilante(WMMS) Bob Case(Z93) Dave Robbins(KHTRI John Landen KKB) i Gary Bryan(KUBE) Jim Payne(WRVQ) Sean Lynch(KKRZ) Jonathan LItt10(Z104) Richard Sands(KITSI Don Benson(94Q1

MAJOR MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR '87: Q1061San Diego) WXKS -FM(Boston) KIISFM(Los Angeles) KEGL(Dallas) B94(Pittsburgh) KUBE(Seattle) KKBQ(Houston) WAVAIWashington, D.C.) KRBE(Houston) POWER 106(Los Angeles) KMEL(San Francisco) B104(Baltimore) WLOL(Minneapolis)

MAJOR MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: Rick Stacy(POWER99) Jim Richards(B941 Steve Rlvers(KIIS -FM) Mark St. John(WAVA) Paul Christy(KRBE) Jeff Wyatt(POwER106) Keith Naftaiy(KMEI.) Rick Glllette)WHYT) Garry Wall(Q106) Chuck Morgan(Q107) Orlan Thomas(B104) Larry Berger(POWER95) Charlie QuinnIWEGXI

MAJOR MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: Gene Baxter(WANA) Frankie Blue(Z100) Steve Wyrostok(POWER99) Pam Trickett)Q107) Jack Silver)KllS -FM1 Andy Dean(POWER951 Brian Casey(7.95i John CookIKKBQ) Jerry McKenna(WXKS -FMI Chuck Beck)Y95) Kevin Weatherly)KMEL) Alble Dea(WPG(') J.D. Ryan)KEGI.i Mark Jackson)WHYTi Steve Ellls(110 1103)

MAJOR MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '87: Don Geronimo/Mike O'Meara)WAVA) Randy Miller(Z93) Terrence McKeever/Jack Murphy(Q106) Jay Thomas(POV FR106) Ross Brlttaln)Z100) Bill Evans/Trey Matthews(Y95) Jim Quinn/Don Jefferson(B94) Ron Parker(KKB(1) Paul Barsky)/95) Tom Jeffries(Z94) Jim Kerr(POW'ER95) Hollywood Hamllton)KIIS -FM) John London/Ron Engelman)K MI. :1.1

LARGE MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR '87: KKRZ(Portland) WNCI(Columbus) B97(New Orleans) KWSSISan Jose) Q105)Tampal KITY(San Antonio) FM102(Sacramentni KBEQIKansas City) Y1OBIDenver) WNVZ(Norfolk) POWER96(Miami) WKTI(Milwaukee) KCPXISaIt Lake City)

LARGE MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: Steve Forum Y100) Guy Zapoleon(KZZP) Brian Phllips(WMMS1 Bill Richards(WNCI) Bill Tanner)POWER96) Dane Hallam(KCPW) Shadow Stevens(B97) Mark Bolke(Y108) Mike Preston)KWSS) Lou Simon(KCPX) Mike St. John)KOY) Rick Upton(KITY) Jim Glllle(KKFIR

LARGE MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: Bobby Rich(Q105) Brian Bridgeman(KBEQ) Dom Testa(Y108) Joey Glovingo(B97) Cathy Cruise(WNVZ) Tracey Johnson( KCPW ) Todd Flsher)KZZP) Willie B.(HOTIOS) Wayne Watkins(WRNO) Denise Lauren(WKTI) Sharon LePere(KITY) M.J. Kei11(WGH) Kevin Haines(WXGT)

LARGE MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '87: Mason Dlxon(Q105) Jay StoneIKZZP) Chris Balley(WNVZ) Kid Curry(Y100) Pat McMahon(WNC1) Barry Beck(KWSS) Bobby Knight)KOY1 Tom Kelly(WNCI) Nick Hartman(KSAQ) Jeff Klnzbach/Ed Ferenc(WMMS) Chris Colllns(FM102) Dennis Reese(POWER%) Fast Eddie Coyle(W'RNO)

MEDIUM MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR '87: WPXY(Rochester) WAPE(Jacksonville) KJ103(Oklahoma City) WTIC -FM(Hartford) WRVQ(Richmond) PRO-FM)Frovidence) Y107(Nashvillel WKSE(Buffalo) WAPI(Birmingham) KBTS(Austin) WOKI(Knoxville) WGTZ(Dayton) FM100(Memphis)

MEDIUM MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: Reggie Blackwell(WBCY) Tom Mitchell(WPXY) Steve Davls(WRVQ) Usa Tonacci(KBTS) Todd Pettengill(WFLY) Bill Cahlll(WAPE) Kevin McCarthy(WAPI) Joe Folger(KJ103) Randy Bliss(WROQ) Brian White(BJ105) Catfish Jim Prewitt(KXX106) Steve Kelly(WKSI) Bob Mltchell(WKSS)

MEDIUM MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: David Lee Michaels(WRVQ) Cat Collins(WBCY) Dale O'Brlan(WKSI) Roger Christian(WMJQ) Steve Conley(FM100) Mike West(WT1C -FM) John Peake(WAPI) Jon Summers(BJ105) Dwayne Ward(WROQ) John Ellls(KHFI) Bill Catcher(WKZL) Kevin port(KBTS) Dr. Dave(WGTZ)

MEDIUM MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '87: Boom Boom Cannon(WKSE) Steve Conley(FM100) Chris Trane(WAPE) J.J. NcKay(WBCY) Chris Randolph(WDJX) Jon Barry/Garet Chester(WRVQ) Michael Blake(KJ103) Chris William(WROQ) Hoyle Dempsey/Fizzy Lou(WAPE) Gary Jeff Walker(Y107) Kid Crockett(WKSE) Mike Butts(KBTS) Dave Hutcheson(WKZL1

SMALL MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR '87: KC101(New Haven) KRQ(Tutson) WANK(Harrisburg) WPST(Trenton) KLUC(Las Vegas) 1001E111(Ocean City) WVSR(Charleston, W.Va.) WOMP -FM(Wheeling) WXLK(Roaaoke) WBBQ(Augusta) WABB FM(MobiIe) Z104(Savannah) KDON(Salinas/Monterey) WQEN(Gadsden) WKQB(Charkston, S.C.)

SMALL MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: Jerry Dean(KLUC) Stef Rybak(KC101) Hitman McKay(100KHI) Barry Richards(KBOS) Tom Cunningham(WPST) Bruce Bond(WNNK) Jefferson Ward(W AEB) Jim Cook(WJET) Jerry Lousteau(KZOU) Clarke Ingram(KRQ) Grp Rolling(KKYK) John Steel(KTUX) Roger Gaither(W KQB) Bill Thomas(KKSS) John McFadden(WQSM) Joe McClure(WCGQ) Walt Speck(95XXX) Rick James(WZKX) Jon Hollday(WWGT) Paul DeMllie(WXIL) Don Joseph(WSSX) Jay Jarvls(WVSR) Tom Gllligan(WHHY) Bill McCown(WANS)

SMALL MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '87: Will Kauffman(WQCM) Dena Yasnar(95XXX) Marty Berger(WINK) Steady Eddie August(WNNK) Rick Andrews(WNYZ) Dave Allan(WSSX) Mark Clifford(Q100) Ray Williams(Z102) Cat Thomas(WXLK) Leo Davls(WQEN) Lee McCard(WCGQ) Robin KIng(WNOK) Scott Lief(WIGY) JIm Dann(KC 101) Jay Taylor(KLUC) Terri Weber(KTUX)

SMALL MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '87: Jack Armstrong(KBOS) Hltman McKay(100KHI) Rich Stevens(Z103) Bob Spencer(WCIR) Dave Baker(WJMX) Skip Eliot(WJAD) Rod Metts(WZZU) Bob Forster(WOMP-FM) Dale Taylor(WHSY) Jeff Dav1s(WPFM) Rick Akexander(WIKZ) Brady McGraw(Z102) Tad Minler(WFXX) Stu Wright(WORG) Alan Hoover(WEQR) John Raymond(KIXY)

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ST has learned that PolyGram/ Houston promotion manager Wynn Jackson, rumored to be Geffen -bound, has decided to stay put When rumors of Jim Foglesong 's SINGi1IAR, in anticipation of a national AOR post with retirement from Capitol/ Nashville began soon- to -be- expanding Mercury. That leaves a running rampant, he held a meeting last week prime national gig up for grabs: Geffen wants to assure everyone he wasn't leaving. Among SENSATIONS: to bring in a hot promoter to work under AOR the prominent names being bandied about as Director Marko Babineau. successors were WB's Nick Hunter and producer Larry Butler. Not so, says Jim: "I'm Arista VP /Promotion Rick Bisceglia told still having too much fun." PLANT ST he's hired Mary Taten, most recently ROBERT Congrats to WB's John Beug, who's just MTV's Manager /Promotion, as NE Regional earned Sr. VP stripes. Official word soon. (7. 99348) (PR 2245) Promotion Director. She replaces Jeff Backer, "Tall Cool One" Del Williams, former KCGLISaIt Lake City from the Platinum album who's moving to Uni. PD and most recently with PolyGram in NOW AND ZEN (90863) Denver, has been named Elektra 's local promotion manager in L.A. 50kw News/Talk giant KOA /Denver has Leslie Doyle, A &M's Director /National dumped its satellite -fed overnight service for Dance Music, has resigned. She can be Produced by Tim Palmer, Robert Plant personality Freddy Mertz, last with reached at (212) 265-7885. and Phil Johnstone talk Management: Bill Curbishley-Trinifold, Ltd., UK KO NEIReno. Left Field Services, US KMGRISalt Lake City has lured Mark Van By the way, scheduled for NBC's fall '88 Wagoner, 12 -year morning vet from market ON ES PARANZA lineup is Lorimar's "Midnight Caller." The leader KSL , for wake -up service. Van Wagoner N T U R N W ! premise: an ex -cop becomes the host of a O O O is already out at KSL and begins at Magic -in show. Now that's a late -night radio call 107.5 next month (6/13). switch. Major Moves At: K104 33 -29 Initial candidates vying for the OM duties CKOI 38 -34 WZYP 37 -28 Rob Williams is now News KGONIPortland PD /morning dropped by KEGL 28 -15 (HOT) WQUT 27 -22 Director /morning personality at WSHEIMiami, personality Iris Harrison didn't pan out. So teaming with PD Charlie Kendall. Ackerley Communications Corporate PD KRBE 33 -26 WHHY add Z95 26 -22 WKZL 31 -23 (HOT) Citing "philosophical differences," PD Joel Rick Scott is now accepting proposals at Lind has exited Fairmont 's WTMG & (206) 285 -2894. WMMS 23 -18 KDWZ 13 -7 (HOT) WNICIDetroit. Morning talent Jim Harper is Since 1986 Larry Moffit, the ultra- WCZY add KZIO 23 -18 (HOT) serving as interim PD. conservative PD of Stoner AOR powerhouse WLOL add KKRD add When Hoker Broadcasting takes over KGGOIDes Moines, has been quietly KXYQ 22 -18 KF95 36 -29 WDTXIDetroit, will it convert the CHR station advising an increasing number of small market KWOD 34 -30 KIYS 32 -25 to Urban? No comment from the station. But outlets. This week he relinquished his PD title KPLZ 32 -27 FM 104 add 'DTX VP /GM Lorraine Golden will take over and announced the formation of Moffit the same duties at crosstown Classical WORS Communications, which starts with a roster of once the transfer occurs. eight stations (including KGGO.) Promotion Director Phil Wilson has been upped to PD. Enigma's deal to purchase Jem may have Moffit will continue to do mornings at 'GGO, turned sour, but not its pressing and which has agreed to give him seven weeks off distribution pact with CEMA. That contract was annually to visit his clients. Moffit's new office reupped to the tune of clinking champagne number is (515) 276 -5974. N U SHOOZ glasses. 2), Sorry to report the death of industry "Should I Say Ye S . ('-89108) (0-86599) (DMD 1] 55) attorney Owen Epstein (5/7) after a long from their nu album, for U2, Pat In a rare, double-sincere moment this past illness. Epstein was counsel TOLD U SO (81804) week, WXRKINY morning man Howard Stern Benatar, Patty Smyth, and the Hooters as shared memories of his WNBC days and co- well as Artists Against Apartheid and workers who have since travelled on to the big Amnesty International. Donations should be turntable in the sky - including ex- KIIS -FMI made to the T.J. Martell Foundation for the L.A. afternoon driver Big Ron O'Brien. Owen C. Epstein Memorial Fund. O'Brien, who left L.A. for health reasons, Produced by John Smith, Rick Waritz, is actually very much alive, well (102 pounds David Z., Jeff Lortser lighter), doing weekends as "Digger" on Congrats to KMEL /San Francisco MD Management: Rick W'aritz /Sosumi Productions. Inc. WKSIIGreensboro, and still hosting his Kevin Weatherly and his new bride Margie syndicated "On The Radio." O'Brien called on their wedding this past weekend in This Week's Action: Stern's office to correct the error and was Phoenix. A number of calls to ST told of KOY- WXKS deb 27 KPLZ 31 -26 hung up on. On the second try he had to FM (Y95) stickering every wedding guest's 26 -23 answer 20 questions to prove it wasn't a call car. Why? Because Weatherly once worked at KKBQ 32 -29 PWR96 from the Twilight Zone. 'ZZP! Where does it end? WKBQ 17 -15 99GFM add Y108 8 -5 (HOT) KEZB add WDJX AUTO -JOCKTm is THE music selection system for radio stations. 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Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Carla Thomas, reaching back VP /Sales and Asst. GM at the sta- for "Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes)" tion this week (see story, Page 4) . Bob Geldof's thoughtful "You Reed, Can't Be Too Strong" WPOW VP/GM Greg who in A tight four -song Foreigner set, serves the same capacity at which included "Urgent" and "Hot WJHM, commented, "Adding 102 Blooded" Jamz to the company gives us the opportunity to recognize Paul Rodgers 's graceful ver- the ex- potential of Dave Donahue sion of " (Sittin' On) The Dock Of ecutive Bill Tanner in Mi- The Bay" in tribute to Otis Red- in Orlando and ding. ami. Both have proven track rec- The second half of the event was ords, Dave in sales and Bill in pro- televised live by Home Box Office, gramming and operations. With two with a radio simulcast via West- the help of these I'll be able to divide my between Miami wood One. An ABC -TV special will time and Orlando." air in late June. The overall spon- who will also sor was Coca -Cola. Tanner, serve as Atlantic Chairman Ahmet Erte- Corporate Programmer at WJHM PDDuff Lindsey gun was honored during the show with that station's Jerry Clifton, with a special NARAS award. and consultant said, "Building Power 96 into the domi- Earlier in the week, Ertegun pro- nant CHR in South Florida has vided details of the company's plan been the most fun of my career. I to recalculate past record royalties BROTHERLY BLUES Sam Moore (right ) of Sam & Dave teamed up with Dan Aykroyd (center) to perform during the really appreciate Greg's confi- for many of its original artists, and - Atlantic Records 40th anniversary concert in New York, backed by Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn, among others. dence in giving me additional man- pay them via the Rhythm & Blues Cropper and crew also played behind Wilson Pickett (left), whose set featured "In The Midnight Hour" and "Land Of A agement responsibilities, which I Foundation, a newly- formed Wash- Thousand lances." ington -based organization. take very seriously." A 30 -year radio vet, ex- In addition, the label's Atlantic Tanner's Records Foundation will make perience includes programming and morning duties WHYI contributions to a number of chari- at the Shadoe Hooker Heyward (Y- 100) /Miami and serving as Na- ties selected by artists. Part of Continued from Page 3 1 Continued from Page 3 PD for Heftel, proceeds from the Madison Square Continued from Page tional owner and later VP for Garden show, expected to raise past four months. Even though defected last fall to crosstown AOR as /Programming Metroplex when that company ac- more than $10 million through tic- Shadoe's audition stood out WLZR. Since then 'QFM has slid Heyward told R&R, "My ten - quired the station. He was PD/ ket sales, TV rights, and the Coke from the beginning, we took 7.6-4.1, while 'LZR has risen to 5.8. month tenure at Virgin is like a morning man at WASH /Washing- sponsorship, will be used in this the time to listen to every tape Classic Hits WKLH posted a 5.9 in dream come true. After 12 years of ton from 1983 -85, and held the same way. that was sent to us. We're looking the tough rock radio race. corporate life, a small, creative post at WHQT (Hot 105) /Miami Atlantic's onetime biggest acts to give the show a shot in the arm madhouse is like a breath of fresh from 1985 -86. Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, that will bring it into the 1990s, and WQFM's difficult situation is ex- - air. Jaras, who joined WPOW's sales and the Rolling Stones didn't keep it as successful as it's been in actly what lured Hooker to take the - staff at the end of March and previ- show, but there were appearances the past." GM post. "Last year I completed a and Jor- ously worked with Tanner at Y -100 by such R&B stalwarts as Rufus & Stevens is most widely known as research project for NAB in which "Phil, Jeff [Ayeroff], [Harris] have allowed the from 1976 -83, commented, "I'll be Carla Thomas, Ben E. King, Her - a panelist on television's "Holly- I collected key strategies and tac- dan making Power 96 more promotion- bie Mann, Coasters, the Squares." In the Southwest, tics used by turnaround radio sta- R&B department to step out with the wood ally oriented, since promotions Drifters, Sam Moore, the Spinners, he is perhaps better known as tions," Hooker explained. "Since all the necessary tools to get the job were my forte at Y -100. We'll offer and Wilson Pickett. "Fred Rated," the wacky spokes- then I've been anxious to apply done. These things, combined with a lot more promotional opportuni- Rock was represented by Gene- for the Federated electronics some of the strategies and test top -notch staff and the wonderful, man ties. sis and Phil Collins, Yes, For- myself and some of my ideas. This diverse cast of characters that chain. "We have planned a Fourth of eigner, Vanilla Fudge, Iron Butter- He is a programming veteran at is the perfect opportunity to do that makes up the Virgin family, make seem very July beach concert for Hollywood fly, Carl Palmer & Keith Emerson, KROQ, and KRLA /Los while being able to maintain my our future success KMET, Beach, at the mean point between and the Bee Gees, among others. well as KIKX /Tucson. consulting business. In addition, I sure." Angeles, as Dade and Broward Counties. His- Atlantic's newer generation on He was also air talent at those sta- think a good consultant needs to torically we've done a lot of promo- show included Debbie Gibson, WRKO /Boston. His stop every once in a while and do tions, plus While at RCA, Heyward held a tions in Dade, and we want to move Levert, Mild Howard, Nu Shooz, occupation was what his clients do to get a reality most recent radio number of promotion, marketing, further north to Broward promo- Q, Albright, and ten check." Stacey Gerald as a consultant to KROQ years and product management posts. tionally." Rachelle Capelli. Adding variety ago. She left the label as National Di- Jaras was most recently Sr. were Manhattan Transfer, Bobby Stevens, born Terry Ingstad, told London told R&R, "I'm going to rector/Black Music Promotion. Sales Exec at Y -100. Short, and Roberta Flack. R&R he expects no change in the be PD of both stations for awhile, From the stage, Ertegun (whose program's format. "This show is but 90 percent of my effort will be dentist in 1947 loaned him $10,000 to already so well thought out. All the here. Scranton is running properly help launch Atlantic) paid tribute style and features that have been and I feel very confident in the staff Burnette Puts It In Writing to his original business partner, worked on over 18 years and all the out there - and they're only a Herb Abramson, and others involv- people who currently work on it phone call away. Out here there's a it's got ed in the company's 40 -year ex- will be retained. I do expect my lot of work to get done, and istence. sense of humor to come through in to get done quickly." my delivery, however." Cuddy said Stevens's voice was Both Hooker and London said the WCBM anonymously tested with some af- station's most immediate need is a Continued from Page 3 filiate PDs and received their ap- permanent morning show. Former best library in the market, and I'm proval. He said many of them spe- morning man John Millinder ex- programming from that library. cifically requested someone with a ited three weeks ago. My primary target is the 40-year- radio background. old; we're trying to get as much ABC Radio Network President 35+ as possible. Aaron Daniels affirmed that the "The core records will run program's staff will be retained, Gauger '63 -'68. I'm looking at lifestyles and including producer Elizabeth Continued from Page 3 socialization periods of the target Rollins and consultants Don I'd like to hit. We'll be playing to Bustany and Tom Rounds. He said WMMJ is currently using Drake- format. their memories. I'm targeting peo- Stevens's deal is for seven years. Chenault 's "Evergreen" ple who didn't grow up with FM." In addition to Gauger's live morn- Macdonald added that music ing segment, the station will re- PM from the '70s will account for about Ilberman portedly also schedule a live it gradually shifts to 10% of the format. Continued from Page 1 drive shift as WCBM is using board operators an all-personality approach. Before his PolyGram tenure, has been off the air for in what was termed a "semi - Gauger Songs. automated" setup. Macdonald was Liberman was GM of CBS nearly a year because of a contract senior positions member of Fleetwood Mac, recently signed a hopeful that the station would use He has also held dispute with WMAL. Billy Burnette, the newest with RCA, including VP /Business In the winter Arbitron, WMMJ worldwide copublishing and administration deal with the Chrysalis Music Group. live announcers "down the road." and & International and Divi- Shown are (l -r) manager Carla Berkowitz, Bumette, manager Russell Ziecker, In the winter Arbitron, WCBM Affairs posted a 0.9 12+ ; its 25-54 share Affairs. the label's Tom Sturges. tied for 22nd place 12+ with a 1.1. sion VP /Creative was slightly higher.

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Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Kansas City Milwaukee- This was WGAR's best showing WWSW's move to fulltime Gold since it began simulcasting two In the Arbitron, WEBN has led the Racine was worth its best book in five years ago. The Country outlet us- market in four of the last five books; KFKF made serious headway on years. The station previously pro- ed some TV toward the end of the it's been the Birch market leader al- WDAF's market dominance, partic- grammed all -Oldies on the week- survey and did a "song of the day" most since the invention of the ularly in the ARB. The station con- WLUM scored record ARBs and ends and AC during the week. Its contest, with $1000 on Thurs- wheel. Baseball -free WLW fell to its ducted a "Cars & Cash" giveaway, Birches, using a more dance- orient- AM sister, which switched from days. seasonal ebb. WLLT broke out of a did some TV, and maintained its ed music mix. New PD Steve Hege- Talk to Gold at the same time, yearlong down cycle to challenge outdoor presence. WDAF paced wood conducted "Payday Thurs- played 63 continuous hours of ARBITRON FM AC leader WRRM in both the market using a direct mail pro- days," giving away $102 every "Louie Louie" renditions. Since surveys. motion. KCFX rebounded from a hour during the day. Former WQFM they share call letters, the wide- Fall '87 Wi '88 soft fall by tightening up its music PDGreg Ausham ledWLZR to for- mat dominance in both The spread publicity the stunt received WMMS (CHR) 12.5 12.4 ARBITRON for the winter. It gave away small books. probably benefitted both stations. WOAL (B/EZ) 10.1 11.4 cash amounts several times each station forced new WQFM PD WSHH hit double digits for the first WZAK (UC) 8.9 8.0 day, and bought some TV. It also Brent Alberts to deal with the low- Fall '87 Wi '88 time in three years. WMJI-AM & FM had a tent set up at the NCAA final est numbers in both surveys in WEBN (AOR) 11.9 12.4 (AC) 9.0 7.3 four basketball tournament. nearly eight years. WOKY remains WWEZ (B/EZ) 8.8 9.6 ARBITRON WGAR-AM & FM one of the best -performing major WKRQ (CHR) 9.5 9.2 (Ctry) 5.2 7.1 market Big Band stations in the Fall '87 Wi '88 WKRC (AC) 8.0 8.1 WLTF (AC) 7.4 6.3 country, adding a point in both KDKA (AC) 14.3 13.2 WLW (AC) 9.7 6.9 WDOK (AC) 6.8 5.1 sweeps. WSHH (B/EZ) 8.2 10.3 WCKY (N/T) 4.9 5.8 WNCX (G/CR) 4.8 4.8 WBZZ (CHR) 11.3 9.7 WRRM (AC) 5.3 5.6 WWWE (N/T) 5.3 4.7 WWSW-FM' (Gold) 3.4 5.8 WUBE (Ctry) 5.3 4.8 WERE (N/T) 3.7 4.4 WDVE (AOR) 5.6 5.7 WLLT (AC) 2.8 4.6 ARBITRON WRMR (B/EZ) 1.1 2.9 WAMO-FM (UC) 5.2 5.6 WBLZ (UC) 4.4 4.5 WROC (CHR) 2.7 2.7 WMYG (G/CR) 5.5 5.4 WBVE (Ctry) 3.8 4.2 WNWV (NAC) 1.0 2.5 ARBITRON WDSY (Ctry) 4.2 4.1 WNNK-FM (AC) 3.4 3.4 WPHR (CHR) 1.6 1.9 WLTJ (AC) 3.1 4.0 WIZF (UC) 3.7 3.2 WCLV (Clas) 2.1 1.8 WHTX (AC) 4.9 3.6 WMLX (BBnd) .8 1.6 WJMO (UC) 1.5 1.5 Fall '87 Wi '88 WJAS (BBnd) 3.2 3.6 WCIN (UC) 1.3 1.3 WABO (Rel) 1.5 1.0 WDAF (Ctry) 12.8 12.6 WTAE (Talk) 3.6 3.2 WJOJ (AC) 1.7 1.2 Fall '87 Wi '88 WEOL (AC) 1.0 1.0 KBEQ (CHR) 9.8 9.5 WYDD (CHR) 2.2 3.1 WDJO (Gold) .8 1.0 WTMJ (AC) 12.9 12.1 WONE-FM (AOR) 2.1 1.0 KFKF-AM & FM KW (News) 2.2 2.9 WKTI (CHR) 9.5 10.4 (Ctry) 7.2 9.5 WWSW " (Gold) 3.1 1.9 WOKY (BBnd) 6.8 7.9 KYYS (AOR) 9.2 9.4 WEEP (Gold) 2.8 1.4 BIRGH WEZW (B/EZ) 8.4 7.6 KMBR (B/EZ) 7.1 7.2 WXXP (AOR) 1.1 1.3 San Jose WMIL (Ctry) 6.7 7.5 Although it's been a market force KCMO (N/T) 7.6 7.0 WMBS (AC) 1.6 1.0 Fall '87 Wi '88 WLUM-FM (UC) 5.9 6.6 for years, KBAY soared to its best - KPRS (UC) 7.6 6.7 Formerly (AC) WEBN (AOR) 16.6 17.1 WKLH (G/CR) 8.3 5.9 -Formerly WTXN (Talk) ever showing. The station certainly KCFX (G/CR) 3.9 5.2 WKRO (CHR) 11.2 11.1 WLZR-AM & FM benefitted from KLZE's January KCPW (CHR) 3.4 5.1 WWEZ (B/EZ) 7.7 9.1 (AOR) 2.5 5.8 conversion from Easy to CHR (it's KLSI (AC) 3.3 4.2 Denver- WKRC (AC) 5.4 7.0 WQFM (AOR) 5.4 4.1 now known as KHQT), especially KUDL (AC) 3.1 4.0 WLW (AC) 7.3 6.6 WLTO (AC) 5.0 3.4 after it took to the TV airwaves and KMBZ (N/T) 5.0 3.3 Boulder WUBE (Ctry) 6.5 5.7 WFMR (Clas) 1.9 3.3 asked those listeners to switch WHB (Gold) 3.4 2.4 As many as five AORs have si- WBLZ (UC) 5.6 5.1 WISN (News) 2.3 3.0 over. KJLA (BBnd) 2.6 2.1 multaneously done battle here. WBVE (Ctry) 4.5 4.7 WMYX (AC) 4.8 3.0 KXTR (Clas) 1.6 1.6 That number's down to a more rea- WCKY (N/T) 4.4 4.3 WEMP (Gold) 2.2 2.1 ARBITRON KCWV-FM (NAC) 1.2 1.5 sonable three, but the 22% market WRRM (AC) 5.5 4.1 WBZN-AM & FM share that they pulled during the Fall '87 Wi '88 WIZF (UC) 6.1 3.9 (NAC) 1.3 2.0 winter is mile -high for the format. KBAY (B/EZ) 4.7 9.7 WLLT (AC) 2.6 3.9 WZTR (AC) 2.0 2.0 KBCO broke KOSI's string of 20 KGO (N/T) 8.3 7.2 WGUC (Clas) 1.4 3.3 WNOV (UC) 1.6 1.1 consecutive number one books KWSS (CHR) 6.4 6.5 WWNK-FM (AC) 3.2 3.1 WTKM-AM & FM stretching over six years. Fresh- KOME (AOR) 3.0 4.6 WJOJ (AC) 1.5 2.2 (Misc) .6 1.0 man PDAndy Schoun led KAZY to KSJO (AOR) 2.8 4.5 WVXU (Misc) 1.0 1.6 its highest -ever book. KBPI leaped KCBS (N/T) 4.6 4.1 BIRCH from fifth to second using a bumper KARA (AC) 3.8 3.9 sticker contest. It also took a hand- KMEL (CHR) 3.4 3.8 ful of listeners to a Jamaican re- KATD (CHR) 3.5 3.2 BIRC H mote. KSOL (UC) 3.9 2.8 Fall '87 WI '88 KHQT' (CHR) 3.2 2.5 For The Record WDAF (Ctry) 12.0 13.1 ARBITRON KIOI (AC) 3.1 2.5 In last week's Tampa ratings sum- KBE) (CHR) 9.2 11.7 KOIT-AM & FM Fall '87 Wi '88 mary, it was incorrectly stated that KYYS (AOR) 12.2 11.3 (AC) 2.7 2.5 WKTI (CHR) 11.0 10.6 Fall '87 Wi '88 WNLT programs Urban nights/ KFKF-AM & FM KSAN (Ctry) 4.4 2.5 WTMJ (AC) 10.1 10.2 KBCO-AM & FM weekends. The station does pro- (Ctry) 8.1 8.8 KYUU (AC) 2.0 2.5 WLUM-FM (UC) 8.3 10.1 (AOR) 7.2 8.1 gram a dance- oriented show on Fri- KPRS (UC) 9.4 7.9 KEZR (AC) 1.7 2.3 WKLH (G/CR) 7.3 7.8 KBPI (AOR) 5.2 7.7 day evenings. KCFX (G/CR) 5.7 7.3 KDFC-AM & FM WOKY (BBnd) 6.4 7.3 KOA (Talk) 7.4 6.9 KCMO (N/T) 6.3 6.1 (Clas) 1.7 2.1 WEZW (B/EZ) 4.5 6.7 KRXY-AM & FM KCPW (CHR) 3.5 5.8 KSFO & KYA WLZR-AM & FM (CHR) 7.6 6.9 KLSI (AC) 3.6 4.1 (Gold) 1.7 2.1 (AOR) 4.1 6.4 KOSI (B/EZ) 7.8 6.6 KMBR (B/EZ) 4.2 4.1 KITS (CHR) 2.3 2.0 WMIL (Ctry) 7.7 6.0 KAZY (AOR) 5.8 6.3 KMBZ (N/T) 3.4 3.0 KFOG (AOR) .8 1.9 Format Legend WQFM (AOR) 10.3 6.0 KYGO (Ctry) 5.8 5.5 WHB (Gold) 3.3 3.0 KBRG (Span) 1.3 1.7 WMYX (AC) 3.4 3.1 KMJI (AC) 4.4 5.4 AC -Adult Contemporary, AOR -Al- KUDL (AC) 2.6 2.0 KEEN (Ctry) 3.0 1.7 WEMP (Gold) 1.7 3.0 KXKL-AM & FM bum Oriented Rock, BBnd -Big KXTR (Clas) 2.3 1.4 KKSF (NAC) 1.2 1.6 WLTQ (AC) 2.8 2.3 (Gold) 5.2 4.8 Band, B /EZ- Beautiful /Easy Listen- KLJC (Rel) .6 1.2 KNTA (Span) 1.7 1.6 WBZN-AM & FM KOAO (AC) 3.1 4.1 ing, CC- Contemporary Christian, KCWV-FM (NAC) 1.4 1.1 KNBR (Misc) 2.5 1.5 (NAC) 1.6 2.1 KLZ (Ctry) 3.5 3.6 CHR- Contemporary Hit Radio, KCCV (Rel) .3 1.0 KABL-AM & FM WISN (News) 3.0 2.1 KVOD (Clas) 3.0 3.2 Clas -Classical, Ctry- Country, KCNW (CC) .6 1.0 (B/EZ) 2.3 1.4 WVCY (Rel) .6 1.7 KOKS (CHR) 1.7 2.9 G /CR- Classic Rock, Gold- Oldies, KCUR (Misc) 1.4 1.0 WGN (Talk) .8 1.0 KNUS (N/T) 2.4 2.8 KBLX-AM & FM Jazz -Jazz, Misc -Miscellaneous, KSYY (AC) 3.3 2.8 (NAC) 1.3 MOR- Middle Of the Road, NAC - KEZW (BBnd) 2.1 2.6 KIQI (Span) .5 New AC, News -News, N/T -News/ KHOW (AC) 3.4 2.5 KLIV (BBnd) 1.9 Talk, Rel- Religious, Span- Spanish, Copyright 1988, Birch Research Corp. 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minutes. The end result: 88% of the 23% Use As Background Music Source, work) . If the answer was yes, did viewers in other regions. They they 1) sit down and watch; 2) turn show a much greater likelihood of respondents who sit and watch do 19% As Commercial Substitute on video programming and let it either watching during commer- so for at least a quarter of an hour play in the background; or 3) cial breaks or doing something else each time they tune in. When all Are videos, unlike a good child, being "heard and not switch to video programming when while the videos play. the data is compiled, we find that seen "? a commercial ran during the show Among those who watch music 37% of all music consumers polled they were watching? video programming, 66% said they sit and watch music videos - and Pulse Group (i.e., "Night In a recent Street video programming watch for at least 30 minutes at a do so for a significant amount of music consum- Night Videos," Males Likely Zappers telephone survey, Tracks," "Friday time; 23% watch between 15 and 29 time. ers were asked if they watched MTV, VI1-1, the Nashville Net- Three quarters of the sample said they watch music video pro- ,» gramming. That figure averages i mla 90% for those respondents 20 years old or younger. It remains at 75% Amount Paid For Pre -Recorded Music for the 25-34 age segment. It's yes Will CDs Become Obsolete Soon? for six out of ten 35-44 consumers By Region Consumers Asked To Agree /Disagree and 40% of the 45+ group. Fifty -eight percent of these r- Somewhat Agree viewers said they usually sit and Completely Agree 17% watch music video programming, 5% while 23% said they usually use it - as a background music source. The O remaining 19% said they watch videos when commercials are shown on another show they're al- Vinyl Cassette CD ready watching. The survey also shows male viewers are more likely to zap in to music video programming than Northeast 7.32 7.64 14.62 their female counterparts. Women show a greater propensity for sit- North Central 7.51 7.98 13.90 ting down in front of the television 8.08 13.46 and watching music yids. Re- South 7.85 sponses from men and women West 7.54 7.79 14.05 Source: Soundata were equally split when it came to the idea of turning on a video pro- Soundata HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW? gram but not actually watching it. Source: 30- Minute Viewing Span When broken into age clusters. Music Price Differentials CD Technology Debate two out of three younger consum- ers (those under 18) said they While albums and cassettes are less expensive in the usually sit down and watch videos. there can ex- Are consumers holding back on compact disc player Northeastern region of the US. consumers That percentage holds strong until think the technology is going to pect to pay more for CDs than they would in other parts of purchases because they we reach the 21 -24 year -olds, when the country. Conversely, Southern consumers are paying become obsolete in the near future? Only one of five polled it drops to slightly more than 50% for their albums and cassettes, compared to other in January of this year think CD technology will become ob- - which, in turn, covers all the re- the most solete soon. maining age clusters. regions. pay more for cassettes but lower - The number of people who flip on At the same time, Southern CD than- average prices for CDs. West Confidence is strongest among states. Consumers who are black, videos as a commercial substitute are paying up to a dollar less are faced with respondents over 21 years, those young, or live in the Southern buyers Coast consumers is a steady 20% across all age in with some college education, and region tend to be the least confi- than their Yankee counterparts. prices that fall, for the most part. groups. One additional note: music in the North Central area median range. those residing in the Western dent in the medium's future. Buyers the video viewers in the Northeast break the rules when compared to

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'87's RECORD PACE CONTINUED IN '88 New Artists:

A new label Best First altered the Church's fortunes Johnny Hates Jazz shattered CHR playlists Quarter Yet Last year more new artists hit Breaker than ever be- fore, and the trend is alive and smokin' in 1988's first quar- ter. More new artists were broken than in any first quarter yet measured. What with all the double-decade salutes and outright frivolities this column's been dabbling in, this first- quarter new artist survey is a bit overdue - in fact, in about six weeks it'll be time for the second quarter tally. But the tidings were good for record labels, as 35 artists

broke (or, in Country, charted) . The average first -quarter total was 29, and previous high was 33 in E. U. finally hit a spike and rebutted 1984. The McCarters Four artists broken may not doomsaying critics But paced by Urban's 13 new art- keep up Country's seem like much, but consider that ist Breakers (the highest total for a family tradition AC's first -quarter average the last Country is usually a bit more re- single format ever achieved in the five years is 1.6 artists and you can ceptive to new artists in the first first quarter) and AOR's startling see the format's becoming more quarter, but not this time. Skip and 12 (which also broke the previous adventurous. (What good does the three McCarters were the only one -format first-quarter record), breaking six- tenths of an artist do newcomers to chart, as the format winter 1988 was a banner quarter. anyway ?) This quarter's selection struggles to assimilate the massive acts the top four on the above Here's a format -by- format look at AC had breathing room this quarter - includes the "Dirty Dancing" actor onrush of new artists who've ma- list, for instance that are too new artists broken (as always, for- - (tied with CHR), a jazz veteran terialized over the last couple of light- textured or synth-oriented for mats which first broke an artists probably because other formats (Siegel), and two UK acts, one years. It's a radical changing of the . AOR and a little too white -bre(a)d get the sole credit) like AOR and Urban, where many white (Breathe)and one black. guard for the entire artist spec- for Urban tastes. AOR Piles 'Em On of CHR's hits originate, are break- Swayze of course went on to be- trum, and we may be in the midst of new so come a big pop hit, and Breathe Salaam & The Angel ing a wider range artists, AC: More Versatile of a temporary lull in brand-new kicking in CHR. John Brannen there are fewer "pure" CHR art- Breathe finally seems to be artists while the sophomores gain Church ists for the format to break. Most of Dan Siegel Country: Slow Starter more acceptance. these, at least off this quarter's Jerry Harrison Patrick Swayze (tie w /CHR) Skip Ewing Urban: The Onslaught British pop Kingdom Come evidence, seem to be View From The Hill McCarters Continues Midnight Oil Brownmark Joe Satriani Heavy D & The Boyz Henry Lee Summer ARTIST TO PRESIDENT Da'krash 3 E.U. White Lion Fit Danny Wilde Hindsight Will & The Kill Paul Johnson Sparked by the week of Febru- Valentine's Day At Epic Rodney Saulsberry ary 12, when four new artists hit Skwares Breaker, AOR looked set to win the Down near the end of the R &R story on Tommy Motto- the proto -heavy metallic freeform Street Fare format championship until a late la 's long- anticipated appointment as CBS Records Division staple by Spooky Tooth, "Evil Suave Urban surge edged it. Not only are Woman." For his follow -up, Valen- AI B. Sure! however, but President, the article's anonymous author (who I can now the numbers here, tine went for an Al Kooper song Mico Wave impressive as well. exclusively reveal was Adam White. Alert the media) men- the variety is called "Love Trap," with the flip Urban seems to be setting new Besides Led Zep fans, mainstream tioned that Mottola had been a recording artist under the cowritten by producer Sandy Lin - records for new artists broken rockers, and ELP descendants, name T.D. Valentine. zer (co- writer/producer of the every quarter, and this one's no ex- AOR broke two Australian bands Toys' "Lover's among immediately rushed to the Concerto," ception : no format had ever brok- (Oil & Church), a Talking Heads which serves as my record others), "Allison Took Me Away." en more than 11 artists in the first sabbaticalist, a nouveau British garage archives (it's only inconvenient Soon after that, Epic took away quarter before. The baker's dozen band (Balaam) , and a guitar in- when the owners want to park cars his recording contract, but T.O. for '88 includes two British acts strumentalist (Satriani) . Note also, a it) and discovered that, adding a Valentine went on to success as (Hindsight and Johnson) , a long - three Biblically- oriented names in bit of irony, Valentine recorded manager, and even an odd sort of awaited breakthrough for Wash- among the 12. two singles for CBS - the Epic fame from being namedropped in ington go-go staples E.U., one rap Savannah , CHR: Off A Little branch, to be precise. Dr. Buzzard's Original act (Heavy D.) a couple of Min- Band's La Femme." Rick Astley His debut, released around "Cherchez neapolis sound spinoffs (ex-Prince Pictured accompanying these and Johnny Hates Jazz mid -1969, was a pop cover of a band member Brownmark words is his first single, as sort of a Johnson proteges Da'krash), Scarlett & Black Johnny Darrell country hit from Jesse belated Valentine to Tommy Mot - few as well. So tate '68 called "Woman Without Tommy Mottola's metal mania was and a smooth singers if second Patrick Swayze (tie w /AC) Love." The flip was a rock cover of ahead of its time tola. Hang in there to see the new CHR had a low total, as seems to quarter keeps up the torrid be more and more the case. It's artist -breaking pace.

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"BLAC K MONDAY, MAY 30 1954 / "Jukebox Jury" debuts on CBS Radio as a summer replacement for The Jack Benny Show and AND BLUE" "Amos 'n' Andy." 1968 /The Beatles head into the studio to record the "White Album." 1971 /36 unsuspecting Grateful Dead fans ingest LSD -laced apple juice. Some band members are accused of Written and Performed by: the deed, but none are charged. 1980 /Massive mammal moves multiple millions - "Mickey Mouse Disco" goes platinum. EDDIE 1987 /Adam Horovitz of theBeastie Boys is arrested for throwing a can of beer into a Liverpool audience and in money to Jerry ALEX striking a 20 -year old woman. Also, WXLPIDavenport sends $27.5 million Monopoly Falwell, packed with two "Go To Jail" cards to help cover the Pn's debts. SAMMY Born: Wynonna Judd 1964 TUESDAY, MAY 31 MIKE 1961 Chuck Berry cuts the ribbon on Berry Park amusement park in Wentzville, MO. 1969 /On the final weekend of their second "Bed -in for peace," John & Yoko record "Give Peace A Chance" Tom & Dick Smothers among the background voices. Recorded by with 1976 /Even Tommy could hear them - The Who play a gig at the Charlton Athletic Grounds in England that DONN LANDEE measures 120 decibels, putting them into the Guinness Book of World Records. 1984 /What next, Julio &Stevie Wonder? - "To All The Girls I've Loved Before" goes gold for Julio Iglesias & Willie Nelson. Born: Corey Hart 1962, Johnny Paycheck 1941, the late John Bonham 1948

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 1964 /The Rolling Stones arrive at JFK airport in New York to start their first US tour. Initial date is at the Manning Bowl, a high school stadium in Lynn, MA. 1967 EMI officially releases "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in UK. US release is two days later. 1971 Elvis Presley's birthplace, a two -room home in Tupelo, MS, is opened to the public. 1973 / "Live And Let Die" opens with a title song by Wings and musical score by George Martin. 1975áion Wood celebrates his 28th birthday by making his debut as a Rolling Stone in Baton Rouge, LA. 1987 /Capitol celebrates 20 years of "Sgt. Pepper" with the release of CD version. Also, Bette Midler, Barry Manilow, Manhattan Transfer, and Melissa Manchester hold a benefit gat the Wadsworth Theatre for their cancer -stricken mentor William Hennesey. Born Ron Wood 1947, Jesse Johnson 1962, Pat Boone 1934, Mike Levine (Triumph) 1951

Wynonna Judd, Jesse Johnson, Deniece Williams. Charlie Watts L NEW & ACTIVE THURSDAY, JUNE 2 1961 /Two New Jersey men are convicted of bootlegging and sentenced to a year in jail. This is the first 3RD "MOST ACTIVE" successfull bootlegging conviction. 1962 island Records releases its first single, "Twist Baby" by bluebeat /ska singer Owen Gray. Kid Leo. B94 30 -27 WRVQ deb 27 1979 /Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes play at the wedding reception of WMMS's 1986 /Bet he couldn't do it now, unless he cried - Although chain officials deny it, Jimmy Swaggart KEGL 32 -25 WKZL add pressures Wal -Mart discount chain to remove 36 magazines, including Rolling Stone. Y95 28 -24 WDTX deb 25 Born: Charlie Watts 1941, Chubby Tavares 1950, Charles Miller (War) 1939 Z95 add 30 KAKS 30-24 FRIDAY, JUNE 3 1957 /The Isley Brothers release their first single, "Angels Cried," on Teenage Records. WMMS 32 -25 0101 add York and back to 1970 /What a patriot! - During a UK tour, the Kinks' Ray Davies flies from London to New becomes KCPX deb 35 KIXY 30 -22 change one word on "Lola" to comply with the BBC's ban on brand names in songs. "Coca -cola" KPLZ deb 35 WBWB add "cherry- cola." /Stevie Wonder opens for the Stones' "Exile On Main Street" tour in Vancouver, BC. 26 WCIL 32 -23 19 72 K104 -16 1987/George Michael's newly -released "I Want Your Sex" is banned by the BBC and numerous US radio love, not lust." WKEE add Y94 27 -24 stations. MTV returns video to Columbia for editing. Michael responds, " ... It's a song about for the draft in his homeland Sweden. WRCK add WKFR add 30 Also, Europe's Joey Tempest is fined 16k for not reporting Born: Deniece Williams 1951, Curtis Mayfield 1942, Dan Hill 1954, Ian Hunter 1946 WKQB add KYYA deb 28 SATURDAY, JUNE 4 WBCY add KUUB 29 -22 1942 /Glenn Wallichs launches Capitol Records. Initiates practice of sending influential DJs new record WROQ add KIRS deb 29 releases. Award for "Outstanding Comedy Series." They proudly display their statue WZYP 38 -29 KOZE 33 -27 1967 /The Monkees win an Emmy next to Mr. Schneider. WAPE 30 -25 KZFN 40 -31 1973/Murray Wilson, father and manager of the Beach Boys, dies of a heart attack at age 55. 33 -21 1975 /The Stones become the first Western rock act to receive record royalties from the USSR. WOKI 36 -29 OK95 are Sting, 1987 /The first Amnesty International show is held at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Headlining KKYK deb 26 Bryan Adams, U2, and Peter Gabriel. Also, Rolling Stone celebrates its 20th Anniversary. TRACK Born: Brian O'Neal (Bus Boys) 1956, Gordon Waller (Peter &) 1945. From The New Album SUNDAY, JUNE 5 -inch single as an industry 1954 /In a "money- saving" move, several record companies adopt the seven standard. Time Gone" and the OU81Z 1968 /Robert F. Kennedy is assassinated in Los Angeles. Stephen Stills writes "Long they record the next day. Stones insert a reference to the killing into "Sympathy For The Devil," which Beatles' record. 1971 /Grand Funk Railroad sells out NY's Shea Stadium at a pace that breaks the for breakfast. Cooper holds 1977 /Alice Cooper's pet boa constrictor is mortally bitten by a rat it was being fed a replacement. (P a public audition in Century City, CA to find Brothers) 1945 s MI WARNER BROS. RECORDS INC. Born: Don Reid (Statler

www.americanradiohistory.com May 20, 1988 R &R 41 MUSIC Winwood Still Rolls With It C STEVE WINWOOD spent most of his 40th birthday D en route to Montreux, giving the final performance Atlantic Has Money, of the Swiss rock festival on Saturday night. Speak- Honey For Its R&B Artists ing there about his new LP, "Roll With It," Winwood said As Atlantic Records celebrates its 40th anniversary, the label is mak- it's more deeply rooted in the '60s than "Back In The High ing efforts to settle royalty disputes with many of its early legendary R &B Life," largely due to his involvement with the Nashville artists. Horns and a number of Nashville musicians. It took him The label, along with parent Warner Communications, will recalculate the royalty status of 35 artists, including Ruth Brown, Wilson Pickett, Sam only four months to put the album together, recording it & Dave, the Coasters, the Drifters, Otis Redding, LaVern Baker, Solo- with co-producer Tom Lord Alge in Dublin and Toronto. Will Jennings worked with him mon Burke, Chuck Willis, and Big Joe Turner. In many cases, this will in- on the lyrics, and he also got together with his old Traffic writing partner JIM CAPALDI volve erasing disputed money owed to Atlantic by the artists (Sam a Dave for a song. The new tracks are: "Roll With It," "Put On Your Dancing Shoes," "Holding reportedly owed $107,000 to the label at one point). In addition to the Atlantic Records Foundation, which has already On," "One More Morning," "Shining Song," "Hearts Of Fire," "The Morning Side," and sent out approximately $250,000 in back royalties to artists, Atlantic has "Don't You Know What The Night Can Do." also agreed to donate a minimum of $1.5 -$2 million to the creation of a Rhythm & Blues Foundation which will distribute yearly grants to R&B art- ists in need. The foundation is being spearheaded by Howell Begle, a Washington, DC -based attorney who represents many of the artists on a pro bono basis. Fickle Finger Awards Chairing the latter foundation is former Blues Brother Dan Aykroyd, along with his late partner John Belushi 's widow, Judy. Accepting posi- Speaking of the Montreux festi- tions on the board of directors are Atlantic Records founder Ahmet val, Rock Over London would like Ertegun; US Rep. (and former head of the Congressional Black Caucus) to make the following awards to Mickey Leland; Warner Bros. executive Tom Draper; rock critic Dave some of the artists appearing Marsh; singer Bonnie Raitt; manager Joyce McRae; and songwriter Doc there: "Most Photographed" - The Moody Blues were shocked to Pomus. PUBLIC ENEMY; "Most Elu- discover Timothy Leary alive in L.A. sive" - STING; "Best (and pitching for the Dodgers) Short Cuts Comedians" - CROWDED BOB DYLAN 's long- awaited "Down In The Groove" LP will be HOUSE; "Best CHUCK BERRY July 27, continuing through Sep- released by Columbia on May 30. Some of Zimmy's new songs include Story" - BUN E. CARLOS of tember 9. After a three-week "Let's Stick Together," "Sally Sue Brown" (featuring former CLASH bassist Winwood is a man, yes he am CHEAP TRICK; "Friendliest break, they'll then recommence in Steve PAUL SIMONON), and "Had A Dream About You, Baby," with bosh RON Chaps" - DANNY WILSON and the US and Canada between Octo- WOOD and ERIC CLAPTON on guitars. JERRY GARCIA, BOB WEAR, and CLARK DATCHLER of JOHNNY ber 1 and November 1. European BRENT MYDLAND of the GRATEFUL DEAD also make guest appear- HATES JAZZ. dates are provisionally set for No- ances. Meanwhile, Dylan has teamed with U2 and producer JIMMY The MOODY BLUES' massive vember and December, but may (OVINE for at least one song on the Irish band's upcoming concert/sound- world tour commences in the US on well stretch into 1989. A Bob Of All Trades CBS Special Products, a division of CBS Records, has agreed to ROBERT PALMER 's new buy the Doctor Jazz catalog from the Teresa Gramaphone Co., along with certain Signature and other masters owned by industry veteran BOB OM.I 41 IS IMO, "Heavy Nova" LP will certainly iei confound those who like to THIELE. Under the agreement, Thiele will serve as A &R consultant to the company. The masters acquired include work by COUNT BASIE, DUKE l "They're Altogether pigeonhole, as it once again dem- onstrates Palmer's musical versa- ELLINGTON, LONNIE LISTON SMITH, BENNY GOODMAN, and TERESA íCONCERT PULSE Gruesome ..." BREWER. tility. With special guests such as Avg. Gross The ADDAMS FAMILY has en- On the eve of their tenth anniversary together, HUEY LEWIS & THE 000s) the Band's GARTH HUDSON and Pos. Art ist (in tered the British Top 40 at least NEWS have completed their fifth Chrysalis LP, "Small World." The LP, ... RICK DANKO, Palmer signs ev- 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN $725.6 a sample of the theme tune from which features nine new tracks, is set for a July release; the first single, erything from pop to rock 'n' roll to 2 GRATEFUL DEAD $640.9 the classic TV show, featuring "Perfect World," is due in early June. Guest artists include BRUCE HORN - cajun flavorings (with yodelling) to 3 J.C. MELLENCAMP $280.6 LURCH and company, is featured SBY, TOWER OF POWER, and STAN GETZ. a touch of torch song crooning, not 4 DEF LEPPARD $209.0 on the dance crossover hit "Check In conjunction with the release of TOWER OF POWER 's new to mention two soul cover versions, 5 WHITESNAKE $204.2 This Out" by L.A. MIX. The group "Credit" single from the "Power" LP, Cypress Records is sending in- including the GAP BAND 's "Early 6 STING $189.8 is the studio brainchild of club jock flatable "Blow Hard" saxophones to radio stations throughout the US for a In The Morning" and JERMAINE 7 INXS $186.9 LES ADAMS. promotional contest. The rules call for photos of the various station staffs JACKSON 's "Tell Me I'm Not 8 RUSH $185.2 creatively utilizing the sax and their station logo. The first winner will Dreaming. place 9 EARTH, WIND & FIRE $184.0 receive a high performance Luxman CD player with the entire Cypress CD 10 DAVID LEE ROTH $176.1 catalog. Second through fifth place winners will receive the CD catalog. All 11 AEROSMITH $163.5 entries must be received by June 1. For more info, call SCOT FINCK at 12 HANK WILLIAMS JR. $150.2 (213) 465 -2711. 13 GEORGE STRAIT $142.6 Also in the promotional vein, Virgin is issuing stamps - the same 14 ALABAMA $130.0 More New Releases stamps that are found on the cover of the new CAMPER VAN 15 YES $126.1 BEETHOVEN LP, "Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart." Virgin also ELTON JOHN 's first single from 16 G. THOROGOOD $122.9 plans to send out drink coasters featuring the new LP's inner label, which is 17 KISS $77.7 his upcoming "Reg Strike Back" the original ROGER DEAN -designed Virgin logo. LP is the CHRIS THOMAS-pro- 18 DIO $77.4 Speaking of stamps, ELVIS PRESLEY could soon be gracing a US duced "I Don't Want To Go On 19 ALICE COOPER $73.7 postage stamp if new Postmaster General ANTHONY FRANK has his way. With You Like That." Lyrics are 20 TIFFANY $71.7 In a recent interview, Frank said an Elvis stamp would be a big hit. "It would courtesy of BERNIE TAUPIN, of get a lot of different people interested in stamps." course UK -based singer New Tours ... /gui- With Elvis's "Always On My Mind" a big hit for thePET SHOP BOYS, Randy Travis: a country bloke. tarist/songwriter /producer JONA- Among this week's new tours: EMI-Manhattan is now shipping a bonus three -song record, cassette, or THAN BUTLER has a new single It's been many years since an CD with the "Actually" LP. "Heart," already a number one hit in England, BRYAN ADAMS it out this week onJive called "Over- out -and-out country record made will be the Boys' next American single. The duo also debuted their fi m "It JOHNNY CASH flowing." He work on into the higher reaches of the UK starts his Couldn't Happen Here" last week at the Cannes Film Festival. CHICAGO next LP at the end of the month . . . chart - lack of airplay tends to Also making its debut at the Cannes Festival was "Big Time," the film CHURCH hurt most of them - but RANDY "Forty Years" is the new single by TOM WAITS shot last year during his tour for the "Frank's Wild Years ' LP. DEBBIE GIBSON PAUL HARDCASTLE New TRAVIS is making healthy moves ... The two new members of KOOL AND THE GANG will make their re- GLASS TIGER Amen," from WISHBONE ASH is the 45, with "Forever And Ever, cording debut on three songs the group is recording for WYNTON MARSALIS their upcoming despite the apathy of national "In The Skin." "Greatest Hits" release. GARY BROWN and BILLY CLIFF have replaced RASCALS Radio One. JAMES "J.T." TAYLOR, who left the group to pursue a solo career. REO SPEEDWAGON ROGER DALTREY has been "Duets," ROB WASSERMAN 's new MCA LP, features the jazz BOZ SCAGGS "Rock Over London" news is a added to the lineup of the "Action bassist collaborating with some unique partners including AARON, service of Rock Over London Ltd., - The CONCERT PULSE is a weeldy computeriz- Against AIDS Party II" event at NEVILLE, RICKIE LEE JONES, JENNIFER WARNES, BOBBY McFERRIN, ed report ranking each artist by their average 29. He'll who can be reached at Globe Wembley Arena on May STEPHANE GRAPPELLI, and LOU REED. The VELVET UNDERGROUND box office gross reported per venue. 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commercial rock music and its artists for social purposes : profits from this three-day event funded the start -ups of May 23 - May 29 the Free Clinics in San Francisco and Los Angeles. "American Top 40" co-creator American Dance Traxx (WO) Motor City Beat (USP) Super Gold (TS) Pretty Poison!OMD /Hall & Oates Temptations Juke box Saturday night /Little bit of soul and current Radio Express Presi- American Top 40 (ABC) National Music Survey (WO) Superstar Concert Series (WO) dent Tom Rounds has converted Monterey Pop Glass Tiger /Prince/Times Two /Jets/ Sergio Mendes Billy Idol the eight -track Wally Heider re- T.T. D'Arby /LDDs: S. Wonder /Loverboy Off The Record Special (WO) Top 30 USA (CBS) cordings of the festival into a nine- Lee Arnold On Talking Heads Protest songs: Barry McGuire, hour, three-day radio re- creation of Lineup A Country Road (WO) On The Move (CBS) Rolling Stones /Beatles the event, which will be heard na- Reba McEntire /K.D Lang Alexander O'Neal /Tony! Toni! Tone! Weekly Country Music tionally on July 4th weekend. Friday, June 16: Backtrack (WO) Countdown (USP) On The Radio (ON) Said Rounds, "We're only using Sex Jets Michael Martin Murphey The Association Dick Bartley's Rock & Roll a portion of the material that's Lou Rawls Show (WO) available, so it won't be a 'real - Oldies Party America (CP) Johnny Rivers Fifth Dimension re- Rick Astley /Samantha Fox/Nu Shooz/ time' creation. But it's certain to Eric Burdon And The Animals Dick Clark's Rock, Mario Van Peebles /Pet Shop Boys/ capture the mood and spirit of the Simon & Garfunkel Roll & Remember (USP) festival." Original Monterey Pop Saturday Afternoon, June 17: Neil Sedaka Plain Rap Countdown (PRN) co-director Lou Adler supervised Classic Call (PRN) AC: George Harrison /Billy Vera the digital remix of the music. Al- Canned Heat Best of CHR: Pet Shop Boys /Rick Astley Big Brother & The Holding Urban: Al B. Sure /Pretty Poison though the D.A. Pennebaker film Classic Cuts (MJI) DAILY Company w,Janis Joplin Peter Wolf Pop Concerts/ r "Monterey Pop" used mono mix - Country Joe & The Fish The Countdown (WO) Star Trak Profiles (WO) downs of these tapes, this will be Al Kooper Co -host: Johnny Kemp Billy Ocean the first time that many of these Powercuts (GSN /ABC) Paul Butterfield Blues Band Countdown America May 30 - June 3 songs will be heard in stereo or at with Dick Clark (US) Scorpions/Rod Stewart all since the concert itself. Quicksilver Messenger Service James Taylor Steve Miller Band British Wax Museum Countdown USA (WO) Reelin' In The Years (GSN/ABC) (WO) Mike Bloomfield's Electric Flag Dave Mason,Led Zeppelin /Beatles /Genesis/ Countdown of 40 top groups of '80s Procol Harum,Band Jethro Tull Saturday Evening, June 17: Country Calendar Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WO) Country Calendar (CW) Moby Grape Weekly Special (CW) Bad Company /Alice Cooper /Paul McCartney D Yoakam T. Graham Brown /Sweethearts Of Hugh Rosanne Cash;J.P. Pennington/ & Wings /Peter Gabriel Masekela Rodeo /T. Malchak /A Murray /M. Tillis M.M. Murphey/J. Newton /H. Williams Jr. Rock Chronicles (WO) The Byrds Country Comments (WO) Countryline USA (JPB) Scorpions /David Lee Roth /Jerry Harrison/ Paul Butterfield Blues Band W. Jennings /L. Greenwood /Bellamy Brothers/ Desert Rose Band /Vince Gill Icehouse/Johnny Hates Jazz Exile /K. Whitley /R. Van Shelton Laura Nyro Country Music's Top 10 (JPB) Rock Over London (WO) Country Report Jefferson Airplane Lynn Anderson Clime Fisher's Rob Fisher with Chris Lane (WRN) Booker T. And The MG's Country Report Rock Today (MJI) Dwight Yoakam Janis Joplin at Monterey Pop, w /Bar -Kays Countdown (WRN) INXS Rick Dees American June 1967 Otis Redding B.J. Thomas /Oak Ridge Boys /R. Clark Rock Watch (USP) Music Magazine (US) M. 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RIVALS MORE AGGRESSIVE ----, I_ JOEL DENVER KRQ's Numbers Racket

"We not only hit number one 12+ with a 19.3, but our LEAD MARKET WITH 19.3 SHARE closest competitors are (B/EZ) KJYK and (Country) KIIM, both with a 10.4," noted KRO PD Clarke Ingram. "We're also on top 18 -34, 25 -54, and 35 -64 and have a mid -60s share in teens. The next highest teen share is a six. We gained in teens and adults. KRQ: High On Success "I believe KRO has really Ing promoted now. KFXX, which stimulated the marketplace. (AC) has a suburban s.gnat, just drop- KWFM is now more aggressive ped its Urban format for AOR. PDClarke Ingram joinedKRQ /Tucson from CHR sis- than most ACs, and the morning They're all coming at us harder ter KZZP /Phoenix in October 1987, a third of the way "You can't use smoke show on (AOR) KLPX is finally be- than ever." through the fall Arbitron. At that time, KRQ jumped and mirrors on the 11.2-15.8 for the market lead. Now, in the just-released audience forever. You winter `88 sweep, KRQ brought home a 19.3 - an alltime high. simply have to be a Lettermanesque does the graveyard salute. She puts Ingram's back- better radio station." programming Mornings people who are working all night on ground includes nearly three years "We have a terrific morning the air; it's like convenience store as OM /Asst. PD /night man at wars. KZZP, two years at B94 (WBZZ)/ show in Mike Elliott (from KZZP) , sional oddball records as they Jordan MacKenzie (K96 /Provo), "We have a young team who Pittsburgh, and five years at 'BZZ wants to win, so we have no ego 96KX. situa- jump out of the radio. When you and Thom Boyd on sports. While rival Discussing the problems. I've never been at a sta- tion at KRQ upon his arrival, In- play a lot of Urban hits, you need it's the KRQ Morning Zoo, it's not things to break the modal sound. so much the prepared type of show tion where everyone works togeth- gram said, "Jim Gil lie left me er so well." with a station that was leaning AC We're wary of falling into that trap. that most zoos are. It's more spon- and not very exciting, which is the "The attitude of having fun was taneous and very David Letter - exact opposite of what he's doing really missing when I joined the manesque. Mornings also feature now at KKFR /Phoenix. station. The old slogan 'Between 'Toss Your Boss.' Listeners call up, "When you play a lot "KRQ was playing Beatles and Hard Rock And A Soft Place' was on a first -name basis only, and Turtles in the daytime and wail- the first thing I took off the air. We bitch about their bosses. We let of Urban hits you need ing Billy Idol and Def Leppard at adopted the slogan 'Tucson's Only them rant on and finally use sound things to break the night. There was no dance or urban Hit Music Station,' and backed it effects as they toss their boss down music on KRQ at all. The 21% His- Clarke Ingram up with TV and billboards. Our the stairs. modal sound. We're panic audience wasn't being serv- ongoing Cash Call, asking for the "Middays are covered by mar- wary of falling into that ban/dance and ballads. New wave phrase that pays, is worth $500, and ket veteran Jeff Davis, who has ed except for AM KHYT, which trap." had a five share. I saw the void in or modem music won't work here we've already handed out $45,000. been at KRG for ten years. He does the market and decided to fill it." - stuff like the Pet Shop Boys. On Memorial Day weekend we'll 'Lunchtime Trivia.' In the after- Tucson is more Hispanic in nature kick off our bumper sticker con- noon, Smokin' Steve Hart, who's Carting Up than Phoenix, without some of the test." been here for three years, invites Format Nitty Gritty All PDs do it: pull the old PD's social components that make To help underscore the station's listeners to call in and blow the carts out and put in their own. In- Phoenix a more cosmopolitan city. fun attitude, Ingram instituted the 'Five O'Clock Whistle' each day. Tune in KRQ, and you're going to gram was no exception. "We pull- Tucson hates Phoenix and doesn't morning feature "Speedy CD." "I still do an airshift from &-9pm hear a lot of music. "We play at least 50 minutes of music an hour ed out all the irrelevant gold, mak- want to become high -tech and fast - "We play a CD in the scan mode, and also do all the promos here and ing the station more current and paced like Phoenix." ask the audience for an ID, and some for KZZP. I'll stay on -air for after 9am. We sweep six songs contemporary. We did focus Describing how he keeps things then give them a prize. It's the at least the next three months." from :50 to :20, with other stopsets groups and the results, especially interesting with his music mix, In- backward record contest updated. (Ingram also does the "Top Eight at :35 and :50 with three songs bet- ween. among the younger listeners, in- gram said, "I believe firmly in the I have to give credit to (KZZP At Eight. ") "Tom Kelly is on from "We do own own callout re- dicated KRQ played '70s music. 'ear- f @#$er theory.' It's where you PD/Nationwide Group PD) Guy 9pm-lam; from 10 -llpm he does search and just now into "Today we're primarily a station make the audience go, 'What the Zapoleon for coming up with this dedications and reads letters. are Continued on Page 47 of CHR hits, with a lean toward ur- f @ #$ was that ?' I look for the occa- one. Overnights is Beth Bryant, who

When The Five O'Clock Whistle Blows

What does KR() sound like each day when Smokin' Steve Hart pulls the "Five O'Clock Whistle ?" Here's an idea: PEBBLES /Girlfriend JOHNNY HATES JAZZ /Shattered Dreams MADONNA /Into The Groove GLORIA ESTEFAN AND MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Anything For You PRINCE /When Doves Cry JETS /Make It Real TIFFANY /I Think We're Alone Now RICHARD MARX /Endless Summer Nights GEORGE MICHAEL /Father Figure CHICO DeBARGE /Talk To Me AN ENERGIZING SURPRISE Z1 00/New York City's "Magic" Matt Alan STARR QUALITY - Brenda K. Starr cuddled with (l -r) KMEL/San Fran- TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY / - was "energized" by Jacko of Energizer battery commercial fame during cisco's MD Kevin Weatherly and PD Keith Nafaly during a visit to the sta- Wishing Well Alan's recent birthday bash. tion. PHIL COLLINS /We Said Hello

www.americanradiohistory.com "...Every Program Director and Music Director I have spoken with has agreed that `Promise Me' is a smash hit..."

With over 125 stations playing `Promise Me" by THE COVER GIRLS, Fever /Sutra Records is determined to have another 125 stations add the record. Currently 76 stations have reported to major charts- Billboard and RER, and approximately 50 additional stations are reporting to other trades. `Promise Me" has 80% charted and 52% in the top fifteen and better, including 5 number one and 15 in the top five.

Sutra President, Art Kass, stated, `every Program Director and Music Director I have spoken with has agreed that `Promise Me" is a smash hit that will get added to their stations as soon as there is room." Fever /Sutra is working hard to hold their own at a time when radio stations are inundated with ballads by several big artists on major labels. The steady growth rate of adds on `Promise Me" is why the Fever /Sutra staff is determined to have every station add the record- no matter how long it takes.

Our main concern is the sales generated by the airplay. THE COVER GIRLS have been a consistent Top 30 charter and have generated strong sales with such Cover previous hits as "Show Me" and `Because of You." The debut album is close to a gold record. After such success, we are confident and will not give up promoting Girls `Promise Me."

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Continued from Page 44 all the time. That includes Nation- ed them by being a better station wide spending money they never and outspending them at the same finetuning our retail sales picture. intended to spend on KRQ once time. However, you can't use SAD I'm skeptical about sales, because they realized [the station's poten- smoke and mirrors on the audience they're for the `extreme actives' tial] wasn't being maximized. I forever. You simply have to be a and are helpful only for breaking always believed we could attain better radio station." records. I use callouts for rota- these kinds of numbers. And we're "PARADISE" tions, as well as requests. Gold not done yet. I think this station is varies from 60-40 in middays to good for a 20 share, and GM Kevin 80-20 at night, depending on what Mashek believes this, too." your criteria is." "Mashek is a hands -off GM. He BITS Being a radio veteran, Ingram has an airstaff with lots of heritage 0107/ knows programming's ups and and has provided a medium for un- Michael Times Two - downs. "(Nationwide National PD) inhibited growth. There's really Washington will be sending two listen- George Guy Zapoleon told me to savor this nothing to hold us back. There is ers to Paris to see and meet for because it doesn't happen like this competition, but we have outclass- Michael, and then on to Vienna Michael Jackson 's European tour kickoff. To qualify for the Q107 Euro- pean Concert Excursion, listeners who are the designated callers win copies MOTION of both artists' current LPs, Jackson's "Moonwalk" biography, and Tropical will be Kidd Kelly leaves his parttime shift post at WQHQ /Ocean City, MD .. . Blend products. The grand prize at KKFR /Phoenix and a fulltime gig at Stanley T. Evans exits the week- given away in a random drawing on the KSMK /Flagstaff for a KYRK /Las Veg- ends /overnights slot at Z100 /New morning show. as night rocker slot ... John Reyn- York to do evenings at KKDA/Dallas Welkin' For A Cause B104 /Bal- olds, former WKTI /Milwaukee person- ... Changes at Z90 FM /San Diego as - timore set a new record for money ality, moves to KDWZ /Des Moines for the Magic Christian exits the morning raised in a March Of Dimes Walk -A- middays ... WHQT (Hot 105) /Miami slot. PD John Williams adds wake -up Thon over $1 million pledged by hires Q107 /Washington weekender duties, Production Director Michael - more than 30,000 walkers. 8104 did a Chris Taylor as Programming Assist- Buck assumes the Asst. PD post, and remote broadcast during the event, ant. swing man Ed Hill takes over as MD/ with EMI -Manhattan 's Glass Ken Medek is now PD at WKRZ/ afternoon driver. along Tiger. Wilkes- Barre, coming in from the PD Beating The Birthday Blues - WXKS /Boston's random Birthday Pay- NOW ON 115 CHR REPORTERS off gave listeners the chance to win up to $15,000 in cash or prizes, including CHECK THIS CHR ACTION: CD players, roundtrip airline tickets, and gift certificates. Each day of the year was put into a bin. If a listener's WXKS WNVZ KMEL birthday matched the date drawn, the first caller won a prize. Different prizes were given away every day, and Thurs- Z94 KITY KATD day mornings were the big payoff days (with cash giveaways ranging from WKSE WMMS KWSS $5000 to $15,000). The birthdate was then returned to the bin for anoth- er drawing opportunity. During the WMJQ WCZY KPLZ monthlong promotion, the WXKS prize packages totaled over $150,000. CKOI Y108 KUBE More & More Scavenger Hunts - WEGX KKRZ HOT103 Scavenger hunt mania hit Z104IMadi- MARCH OF DIMES DUO - WRQX/Washington's Chris Jagger poses with son recently when it conducted a poster child Amanda at the March Of Dimes WalkAmerica. The station series of five hunts. Listeners gathered PRO-FM FM102 Z93 handed out Q107 shoelaces to the participants in the walkathon. clues to qualify for different trips given away each week (in addition to $1000 PWR99 KROY PWR96 in spending money). Hunt items ranged from a Beatles lunch box to a live slug; prize trips took winners to London, Y100 KWOD PWR106 Paris Rome, Honolulu, and San Juan. KCPX No More Asbestos Problems - Y102 (WMMY)/Melbourne, FL staffers no longer have to worry about asbestos in the station's ceiling. A cat NOW CHECK -OUT THE (later named Asbestos) was found roaming around the ceiling tiles. Appar- TRENDS ON THIS ently the cat made the ceiling its temp- orary home after some cables were in- MULTI -FORMAT SMASH! stalled on the roof. Personality Dale Bryan found the cat in a food trap set by the Humane Society, and returned the adventurous feline to its home. URBAN: Spring Has Sprung - KDES/ Palm Springs, CA air personalities Randy Rabbitt and Mark Daniels AC: wrote and recorded "Ballad Of Spring -0 Break" to commemorate the hordes of college students who descend on the resort community on Easter week. The DEES DRUG RAP - The Los Angeles Lakers and their wives took part in K /IS/Los Angeles's "Just Say No" rally, hosted by Rick Dees. The one -hour anthem proved so popular that the sta- event included speeches and a rap song by the entire team and coaching tion vowed to give away 500 copies to staff. Smiling for the camera are (i -r) Laker cheerleader Amy Moyle, anyone who called KDES-FM and Kareem Abdul Jabbar, and Dees. pledged a donation to the local Crime - stoppers program.

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One year ago - on the day the Soviets set aside to him on the back, and pose for good- honor military personnel assigned to guard the country's will photos. borders Pravda commented on the vast extent of the Instead, the Soviets decided to - send him off to camp. They tried nation's perimeter and proudly reported, "Every meter is Rust for "hooliganism" and sent under reliable surveillance!" Well, not exactly every him away for a four -year stretch at meter, as it turned out. On that very same day, teenage labor camp. West German pilot Matthias Rust flew a single- engine So much for the one -man peace SEMINAR mission. Goodbye to his lifelong Cessna 172 across 400 miles of Soviet airspace and landed, ambition to become a commercial < < It provides all of us in the business with a much needed unchallenged, in Red Square. pilot. Or even a private pilot. Who context for experimentation. > Lucky for them he wasn't pack- would rent him a plane? Alan Grubman, Entertainment Lawyer, Partner, Grubman, ing a nuke, and don't think that Indursky & Schindler thought didn't occur to them. Fact city, Soviet fighters circled twice On the May 29th anniversary of that high -spirited, Lone Eagle - was, young Rust was on a heartfelt but took no action. «From the beginning, I knew this was something (although half -baked) mission for Rust buzzed downtown Moscow esque landing in Red Square, Mat- thias Rust will be working the busi- important -not Lust for industry executives-but for peace. a couple of times, landed in the ness end of a sledgehammer on a artists as well. 9 9 He was 19 years old, with only 750-yard -long Red Square, then rockpile Cory Robbins, President, Profile Records 25 hours of flying experience. He cheerfully gave his autograph to - virtually forgotten by the world - paying the price of simply rented the plane, men- several of the approximately 300 < < Every successive year Enigma and its sister company, tioned going to Finland "on vaca- startled tourists and onlookers who naivete and poor judgment. Restless, has brought a larger contingent to the New tion," flew to Helsinki, considerate- surrounded the little white -and- The news media duly granted Music will be no > ly phoned home to say he had ar- blue airplane before the cops Rust his few minutes of fame in '87 Seminar-I988 exception. i rived, and then did his deed: he came. and then moved briskly along to Bill Hein, CEO, Enigma Records flew off to Moscow. A mission of peace, it was sup- other matters. Rust couldn't move He overflew some of the world's posed to have been. A bold stroke. on. Like other people in one -shot most sophisticated anti -aircraft in- A dramatic stunt born of good in- news items, he is stuck, the poor NEW MUSIC SEMINAR 9 stallations, no prob. During the tentions. He actually expected blighter, living out the rest of his 125mph cruise toward the capital Soviet leaders to welcome him, pat own story. July 16.20, 1988 MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL NEW YORK Including Memorial Day NEW YORK NIGHTS: MONDAY, MAY 30 The sight of Southern women decorating Civil War graves inspired this national holiday, - THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL, JULY 15 -20* first observed 120 years ago today (1868) under the name Decoration Day. The Soviet Defense Minister was fired in 1987, one day after teenage West German pilot Matthias Rust landed in Take advantage of the Special Early Registration Rate of $195.00 Red Square after crossing 400 miles of defended airspace. Uncle Sam relieved a Navy admiral and two others of their before May 20th. 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,de HARVEY KOJAN mme' R PHILLY'S FINEST TURNS 20 Two Decades GROOVY, MAN - The very first 'MMR billboard.

Of 'MeMoRies 'YSP Kicks Ass 'MMR's first major challenge Given WMMR /Philadelphia's tremendous success came in 1973 when WYSP adopted over the past few years - the station just nailed down its a tight AOR approach, eventually 12th consecutive number one book - it's almost inconceiv- becoming one of the country's first stations to use Lee Abrams's Su- able that the 20 -year rocker was unable to crack a three AORs, perstars format. "They kicked our share in its first decade. But like all of the great ass," is the way Tearson bluntly 'MMR has had to weather management problems, tough puts it. When WIOQ subsequently competition, and changing musical tastes to achieve the started rockin', Philadelphia music prominence and profitability it enjoys today. fans had three AORs to choose from. That may have been great The Marconi Experiment for the city, but not for Of course, expectations were a which proved to be most listeners' bit lower when the Metromedia third choice. The station bottomed (now Metropolitan) automated out in spring '78 with a dismal 1.2. MOR decided to dabble in rock It wasn't just the competition back in spring 1968. Sure, the com- that almost sunk 'MMR for good. pany's New York (WNEW -FM) Staff changes were occurring at an and San Francisco (KSAN) outlets alarming rate. T Morgan, who had were receiving excellent response taken over for original PD Jerry with the new format. But this was Stevens, was replaced and even- Philadelphia. Current 'NEW morn- tually fired by Paul Fuhr. (Morgan PHILLY PHOOLS - Scenes like this were commonplace along Philadel- ing man Dave Herman remembers had hired Fuhr away from 'YSP to phia's Chestnut Street during the first annual 'MMR April Fool's Day that "Metromedia was totally un- handle the MD duties.) Fuhr also parade in 1985. sure of whether such a radical for- managed to fire both Tearson and mat would work in that city. This, Sciaky, two of the station's most of course, was long before broad- recognizable personalities, before would do it," Pollack recalls. "By became more active promotional- cast companies did callout re- it,4. he himself was canned by GM Dom using the framework and image of ly, using billboards, busboards, Ted Utz search and focus groups. They just Fioravanti. the station, and at the same time newspaper, and TV. put it on the air. So they went look- That's right, second. It turns out Fioravanti then brought back tightening it, we were able to get Just a year after the 1.2 nadir, do an Stevens, who quickly removed the ing for somebody to just that on the very same day Herman people to think that the station had 'MMR overpowered its competi- format Fuhr had im- evening underground FM show." hit the airwaves, foreign language restrictions gotten `good again."' tors with a 6.1. In contrast, 'YSP morn- plemented. But his attempt to re- Herman, who was doing WDAS -FM also began playing Pollack fired most of the staff had a 3.8 and 'IOQ slipped all the kindle ' MMR's past failed, and ings at then -MOR WHTG /Asbury album rock under the direction of and installed Tearson (who had re- way to 1.8. The following book, for a shot neither he nor Fioravanti lasted for Park, NJ while yearning well -known Top 40 personality Hy turned "music doctoring" and Pollack's last, was also his best: rela- the year. ( Fioravanti later went on at 'NEW, found out through a Lit. "Hyski's Underground," as it parttime airwork) back in his old 6.9, a number the station would not to become GM of MTV.) tive about ' MMR's progressive was known, actually predated the 10pm -2am shift. He also rehired af- approach again for several years. He sent the station a tape ternoon personality Joe Bonadonna Pollack left in 1980, having parlay- plans. Marconi Experiment by five hours. Pollack To The Rescue and got the job. He dubbed his Ed Sciaky, who now does PM (whom Stevens had fired the week ed his 'MMR success into what With the station in shambles, April 29 8pm- midnight show the WYSP /Phil- before), and instituted ' MMR's would become a thriving consul- drive at Classic Rock Metromedia hired Drake -Chenault "Marconi Experiment." Listener worked for 'DAS at the first real format. The tight card tancy. (He would not be the only adelphia, national programming consultant reaction was swift in coming. describes the station as system - loose compared to to- 'MMR PD to do so.) time and Jeff Pollack. (Fioravanti was ac- "It was like a starving person radio. It was a day's standards, but a radical 'MMR entered the '80s in excel- "truly hippy -dippy tually the one who contacted Pol- reacting to a piece of food," Her- The own- departure for the station at the lent shape. However, WYSP and mom and pop operation. lack, but was fired two weeks after man recalls. "It was unbelieva- son was a jock, his son -in-law time - included a higher percent- WIOQ provided new PD Charlie er's the new PD arrived.) "I discovered ble." Management began expand- was the PD, and the son -in-law age of harder -edged rock than Kendall with all the competition he that if people were given an excuse ing the 'MMR lineup a few months would keep firing the son for doing 'MMR had been playing. The lis- could handle. 'MMR managed to listen to the station again, they later, and Philadelphia's second drug price reports and playing far- to teners approved. And the station hold them off for a while, but by fulltime underground radio station ting contests on the air. It had no spring '83 'MMR was looking up was born. equipment, a horrible signal - it again at its two rivals. 'IOQ and was total bush league, just a bunch 'YSP (with Pollack consulting!) of hippies playing the music they tied at 4.6, with 'MMR trailing at loved. 'MMR was clearly a more 4.2. It was the last time the station professional, class operation." would trail its rivals. 'DAS eventually changed format (becoming a successful UC sta- Harris Promises, tion), while 'MMR continued to Then Delivers forge ahead with the type of wildly 'MMR rebounded to a 4.8 in the eclectic mix typical of "alter- next survey, which was good native" stations of the day. "It was enough to once again overtake the free -form radio," says 18 -year other two stations. Kendall then 'MMR vet Michael Tearson. "Each left for the PD job at 'NEW-FM. jock was his own PD. The basis, of His successor, George Harris course, was album rock 'n' roll, (formerly Hawras), boldly eschewing the Top 40 bubblegum predicted that he could net 'MMR of the era. But we'd play anything at least a seven share - a figure station had never previously at- STONE IN THOUGHT - Mick from Procol Harum and Ten Years the Jagger donned an 'MMR cap at a After to Billie Holiday, John Col- MORNING KAZOO CREW - It was Halloween in July at Veterans Sta- tained. Harris worked with talent- secret 1981 press conference at trane, and Bach in the course of a dium as morning men John DeBella (left) and Mark The Shark led 50, 000 ed morning man John DeBella, in of "Louie Louie. " Team mascot the Phil - which he announced details of the show. Anything could go if you Phillies fans a unique rendition whom Kendall had brought in from ly Phanatic conducted the massive kazoo orchestra. Rolling Stones' upcoming tour. could make it fly and keep bringing Continued on Page 52 it back to the core."

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AN UNUSUAL GROUP - Cyndi Lauper stopped by 'MMR in 1984 following the release of her blockbuster debut LP. Pictured are (back, l -r) Promotion Director Jack Quigley, morning man John DeBella, midday guy Pierre Robert, then -PD George Harris (now heading a consultancy), afternoon personality Joe Bonadonna, local E/P /A rep Biff Kennedy, and then -E/P /A VP Bill Bennett (now with Uni); (front, 1 -r) MD Erin Riley, Lauper, and then -music asst. Amy Grosser (now with FMQB). Two Decades Of 'MeMoRies Continued from Page 50 market dominance. 'MMR's 11.5 in to watch how 'MMR deals with the summer '86 was four points higher continuing threat of 'YSP morning WLIR /Long Island. The new PD I than its nearest rival. And although man Howard Stern, as well as the tightened the air sound even more, the station's 12+ has fallen well potential problems an aging au- and installed a computerized below that lofty level, it maintains dience may provide. But as the sta- music scheduling system. At the a decided advantage in all target tion enters its third decade, there's I same time, both 'YSP and 'IOQ demos. no doubt that in Philadelphia suffered from inconsistent pro- Wig It should prove most interesting WMMR is the one to catch. The explosion came in winter '85. 'MMR bolted to a 7.6, outdistancing both AOR competitors by over four points. Spring '85 issued forth a I wondrous 8.8 and began the sta- tion's streak of consecutive num- be- SKY DANIELS /KFOG: "Its compelling production, surreal ber one 12+ finishes. Harris I arrangement and the advance word from Columbia AíflR aces Jamie came the second PD to use success Cohen and John Mrvos had me ready from listen one. The first at 'MMR as a springboard to fame time I played it I got immediate phones asking 'what is it, it's and fortune in the consulting wars great'." (soundly burying Pollack -consult - ed 'YSP in the process.) BOB JEFFERIES /KBOY: "There is a uniqueness about this record that is unlike anything I'd had the privilege of hearing in Ted Utz replaced Harris at the years ... Cinematic in feel ... lyrically dynamic ... Huxley crosses helm in May '85, leading the station I musical genres and that ride from the loop in Chicago to the into double digits and complete freeways of L.A. packs a musically exhilarating wallop ..." JEFF RIEDEL /KKDJ: "Crystal clear production ... The song draws you in and takes you where he's coming from. The biggest surprise was putting it up against the new Queensryche and the heavy phone reaction song of late, Joanna Dean. Parthenon finished a strong second. 'A Chance To Be Loved' provides your listeners MAILED TO THE GROUND Would you believe the station received blow your - I with innovative relief from four -chord banality. Don't 150,000 entries for a trip to Columbus, Ohio? The attraction was a free chance. flight to Yes's first date on 1984's "90125" tour. Buried under the ava- Kratz, lance were (back, 1 -r) midday man Pierre Robert, overnighter Lyn n roll MICHAEL HUGHES /WRDU: "Parthenon Huxley. It's rock and evening dude Bubba John Stevens; (front) PM driver Joe Bonadon- for people who read." na. I TRISHIA GRIFFITH /KBER: "Progressive rock n roll on the cutting edge of music of the 90's."

KIM ALEXANDER /WHCN: "Compelling and cinematic. Dare to Mike Areford to APD and Sherrie be different - play 'Chance To Be Loved. - SEGUES Gregory to MD . WMJY /Long has Bruce McGregor officially assumed Branch, NJ midday man Willobee added MD duties .. . I LATE FLASH - OM /PD /MD /afternoon duties at KEZO/ officially ups Dominic Malone to Omaha last week when Narragansett WVBR /Ithaca Aibimar. OM Bill Bruun, MD as Steve Blatter pursues other in- M WLUP ADD! took over from York City. MD Joe Blood, and ND Mike Nelson terests in New KRXQ /Sacramento personality Mike TAG TEAM? Eighteen -year exited ... WKGR/West Palm Beach - Valentine has filled the longtime AM 'MMR vet and parttime wrestling PD Tom Stevens has been let go after KDJK /Modesto . . . announcer Michael Tearson poses six years, as has Stevens's wife, ND drive opening at Promotion Direc- with his good buddy Rowdy Roddy Teri Griffin ... Bill Wise has been WMMR/Philadelphia Quigley has resigned to pur- Piper. You figure out who's who. upped to OM of WIOD & WGTR/Miami tor Jack career in music and comedy. ... WFYV/Jacksonville has promoted sue a

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Two weeks ago (R&R, 5/6) Virgin Records' Sharon begins playing a product, and we at Heyward wrote an open letter calling for mutual respect the companies don't know about it, and a united front between the Urban radio and record in- there'll be no product in the stores respond for consumers to purchase. Also, if dustries. Below, five black music label executives that same station looks at local with their views on the subject. sales reports, it won't see any ac- Rodriguez: tion due to a lack of communica- WILD ABOUT MILES - Miles Jaye visited WILD/Boston during a promo- tion between all parties. tional whistlestop in support of his debut LP. Jaye is flanked by his manager `Information Vital' Sedonia Walker (I) and WILD PD Elroy Smith. "Information is the lifeblood of our industry," said Rubin Rodri- guez, VP /Black Music & Ja77 Pro- motion, Columbia Records. "I "We need each other with trade reports and individual know radio stations get a lot of to survive." reps. By the same token, many sta- pressure to add and report our rec- -Jesus Garber tions take full advantage of the ords, but that's part of the system. perks that help them garner au- And I do expect my staff to be ag- diences: giveaways, artist spot gressive when promoting our rec- tracks tailored specifically to call ords. But I also expect them to con- "Radio bases its success on rat- letters, artist visits. It's as though duct themselves as professionals. ings. Our measurement of success they want the benefits without the We're looking to build relation- is music reports that end up in the responsibility of doing business ships, not destroy them. We can't trade publications, as well as the with the record companies. go backwards. We must take re- resulting sales in each location Rubin Rodriguez sponsibility for working together where we have airplay. We need positively. We owe this to our each other to survive." records in a music, our artists, ourselves - and trained to promote "Reports are a certainly to our community. professional manner," said Step Johnson, VP /GM, Black Music Di- necessity, a gauge to vision, Capitol Records. "I know Ernie Singleton measure black music some PDs and MDs go what just like other music "If this doesn't through. It's heavy pressure, but need research, locally and na- If radio change, it will set us that goes with the position. tionally. forms are measured." thinks some of our promotion peo- "Keep in mind there's only one -Michael Johnson back 20 years." ple are getting out of line, they chart for the various types of music -Rubin Rodriquez should let that person know right aired on UC stations. In that one then and there. They should also let chart, we're trying to find room for the department head know. We're rap music, `Quiet Storm' music, "Perhaps a more efficient line of "This isn't just an issue concern- looking to get airplay and sales, but and popular jazz, as well as main- communication could be establish- pro- ing radio stations, record com- we're also looking to have a good stream R&B and urban hit music. ed between programmers and panies, and trade publications. Seven or eight years ago, we didn't motion people. At the Impact Con- This also affects the retail and have all these. It's very uncomfort- vention in Atlantic City, two Black vocal distribution businesses. We can't able and difficult to force the dif- station owners were very not go into this next century without "We're looking to get Jesus Garber ferent music into the same type of about allegedly getting their reflecting how important radio sta- chart structure we've had for fair share of ad dollars from the airplay and sales, but said, 'If tions and black music are to this Singleton: years. The entire industry needs to record companies. They country's total economic picture. we're also looking to reevaluate what it's doing." we're not getting ad dollars, why Industry Reevaluation report- Not getting input from major sta- have a good should we be bothered with Ernie Singleton, Sr. VP /Promo- tions in large cities really hurts us ing?' This is a situation [labels] are relationship with tion & Marketing, Black Music De- all. Hopefully, this will change. If it Johnson: `Reports faced with all the time. partment, Warner Bros. Records, doesn't, this type of attitude will set radio." A Necessity' "KMJQ /Houston PD Terri 11 has a unique view of the situation Avery recently sent a letter to us back 20 years. -Step Johnson since he began his career in radio, "I have a lot of empathy for PDs black music departments, stating with working at WBOK /New Orleans: and MDs who have to talk all that she felt too many record ex- "I understand some PDs are corn- the record reps," said Michael ecutives were placing importance relationship with all radio pro- Johnson, VP /Promotion & Market- on record reports instead of the Wing Records. "Some feel grammers. ing, ultimate goal of selling records. "On the other hand, radio people they spend too much time dealing Well, I'm in the selling product must also take responsibility for "The entire industry camp, and I think reports are a their actions. In some cases, PDs necessity, a gauge to measure and MDs must learn how to con- needs to reevaluate black music just like other music duct themselves in the business what it's doing." forms are measured." world. Returning calls is part of the job, as is being truthful in what -Ernie Singleton they tell our field reps."

`We Garber: Need plaining because they get a lot of Coming Each Other' pressure. But I also think some Next Week Step Johnson "Stations should report, because programmers don't know where to they're just as much a part of the draw the line when it comes to Johnson: sale as is the record promotion what works musically in their Radio Responds Dual Responsibility department," said Jesus Garber, markets. It's very important for "The record industry has to VP /R&B Promotion, A &M Rec- stations to report. Other formats make sure it hires people who are ords. "If a nonreporting station do it, so why shouldn't UC? We all Michael Johnson

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Five -Share Format The following chart 12+ MIKE KINOSIAN spotlights and 25 -54 gains/ losses. Comparison stats are from the winter '87 survey. Specific 25 -54 shares aren't allowed to be quoted.

8 r t 2 + 88 12+ OW 25 -54 Diff

WINTER RATINGS, PART II WGY/Albany 10.8 1 1 .8 + 1.0 + 2.7 WKLI/Albany 6.5 7.1 +0.6 +2.1 WAEB/Allentown 6.4 6.2 -0.2 -1.8 WLEV/Allentown 10.3 9.2 -1.1 -1.1 WFOXIAtlanta 4.8 4.3 -0.5 -0.3 ACs Score Solid Gains WSB(AM) /Atlanta 8.1 7.1 -1.0 -0.4 WSB-FM/Atlanta 6.7 8.4 + 1,.7 + 1.6 This column concludes our Arbitron winter ratings (AM) lost a share 12 +, but gained KEYI/Austin 9.3 4.0 -5.3 -4.4 review with snapshots from selected markets. Unless nearly as much 35-64. Gold -Based KKMJ/Austin 8.3 10.5 +2.2 +2.1 WFOX was down less than a share WCBMIBaltimore 1.1 1.1 Flat -0.2 otherwise noted, comparisons are winter '87 to winter '88. 12 +, 18 -34, 25 -54, and 35-64. WWMX/Baltimore 4.5 6.4 + 1.9 + 2.7 Albany WYSTIBaltimore 2.9 3.5 +0.6 -0.1 decline ( -1.1). Meanwhile, WAEB Austin WKLI ended a four-book 12+ (AM) was basically flat, losing WLTB/Birmingham 4.8 4.2 -0.4 -1.7 In short, Gold -Based KKMJ was 7.1 its ground WMJJIBirrnIngham 8.4 11.6 +3.2 +0.6 decline with a solid - best mornings and middays, the big format winner, and KEPI '86. most KMGC /Dallas 3.9 2.0 -1.9 -2.4 showing since spring Its and posting night and weekend continued its slide (five straight made KOZY /Dallas 3.6 3.7 +0,1 +0.2 notable improvement was gains. down books). Newcomer KAPT's 35-64. Tied as the market's 12+ vic- KVILIDaIIas 6.9 7.6 +0.7 +0.6 Atlanta magic number appears to be 3.5 - tor last winter, Full -Service WGY WFBC /Greenville 11.7 6.6 -5.1 -7.4 There was massive celebrating the station has posted that 12+ captured the uncontested lead with KRTR/Honolulu 5.2 7.3 +2.1 +2.3 at WSB -FM when the Cox outlet figure in three of its four outings. smashing 35-64 drive stats. KSSK /Honolulu 10.9 11.2 +0.3 -0.5 posted an 8.4. Especially impres- Baltimore Allentown WAIV /Jacksonville 6.6 6.9 +0.3 +0.5 sive was its double -digit achieve- Gold -Based WWMX registered WIVY/Jacksonville 7.1 7.9 +0.8 +0.7 The most significant market im- ment 18 -34. AOR WKLS and UC its third successive up book, not- KLSI /Kansas City 3.2 4.2 + 1.0 + 0.9 pact was made by CHR WAEB- WVEE were the only other stations ching an impressive 6.4. Demo KUDL /Kansas City 4.7 4.0 -0.7 -0.2 FM. Victimized by the strength of that garnered such numbers. Sur- gains were omnipresent. WWMX KMGK /Minneapolis 3.3 1.7 -1.6 -2.6 the new CHR, WLEV had pro- prisingly, while ranking number jumped from fourth 25-54 to within KSTPIMinneapolis 9.5 9.4 -0.1 -0.6 nounced 18 -34 erosion ( -5.0) . In the two 12 +, WSB -FM didn't pull off a 0.1 of the market lead and punched WCCO /Minneapolis 17.6 16.9 -0.7 -0.1 target 25 -54 demo, market -leading number one showing in any key up fourth place showings in 12 +. WLTE /Minneapolis 3.6 5.9 +2.3 +3.1 WLEV's loss mirrored its 12+ demo. Sister Full- Service WSB 18 -34, and 35-64. KAER /Sacramento 2.8 3.7 + 0.9 + 0.1 Birmingham KHYL/Sacramento 2.3 2.7 +0.4 +0.1 KXOAISacramento 7.4 Sparked by tremendous night in- 8.1 +0.7 +0.7 KLTH /St. Louis 2.4 1 4 -1.0 -1.8 creases (including tripling 18 -34), Ranking KMOXISt. Louis The WMJJ lengthened its format lead 17.7 21.3 +3.6 +2.6 KRJY/St. Louis over WLTB from 3.8 to 7.4. WMJJ 1.3 2.0 +0.7 + 1.1 Performances plays "Classic Hits At Night" from KYKY/St. Louis 5.4 5.0 -0.4 -0.4 7pm -2am. "Magic" is a solid num- K101 /San Francisco 2.3 3.5 + 1.2 + 1.1 Here's how some ACs performed against all market com- KNBRISan Francisco 2.5 2.1 -0.4 ber two 12 +, 25-54, and 35-64. -0.4 petition in four demos. KOIT/San Francisco 2.7 2.7 Flat + 0.2 12+ 18-34 25-54 35-64 Dallas KYUU/San Francisco 2.8 2.3 -0.5 -0.3

WGYIAlbany 1 6 2 1 Fall 12+ market leader KVIL Combined with statistics from the 5/13 issue, 39 stations (54.9 %) WKLIIAlbany 5 4 3 4 slipped to third, but remained declined 12 +, 28 (39.4 %) were up, and four were flat. Twenty -nine sta- WAEBIAllentown 6 8 6 4 dominant 25-54. KMGC suffered its tions improved 25 -54 and 42 were down. The average winter '87 12+ WLEVIAIIentown 4 4 2 fourth consecutive down book, and share was 5.18 compared to this year's average 5.12. Data is based on Ar- WFOXIAtlanta 11 9 7 7 KQZY continued to perform in its bitron Monday- Sunday, 6am- midnight metro shares. WSB (AM)IAtlanta 6 14 9 2 customary mid -three range. W SB-FMIAt la nta 2 3 2 4 Greenville KEYIIAustin 9 9 6 7 WFBC -FM fell for the third suc- 0.5 to 1.0. WIVY and WAN ranked KXOA -FM all registered 12+ and KKMJIAustin 2 5 2 2 cessive sweep and failed to reach first and second, respectively, in 25-54 gains. IOWA-FM kept its WCBM/Baltimore 22 24 22 16 12+ double digits (6.6) for the first the overall key 25 -54 battle. commanding lead in both demos WWMXIBaltimore 4 4 2 4 7 time within recent memory. The and is the market's lone station WYSTIBaltimore 10 9 6 same down trends were evident in Kansas City drawing 25-54 double digits. WLTBIBirmingham 8 6 6 8 other demos as well. Newcomer Gold-Based KUDL's 1.5 advan- WMJJ/Bimtingham 2 1 2 2 WMYI bested summer numbers, tage over Current -Based KLSI has St. Louis KMGCIDaIIas 17 14 15 16 topping WFBC 18 -34, but failed to evaporated, with the latter grabb- Full- Service legend KMOX roll- KOZYIDallas 11 11 6 8 improve on its fall stats. ing a 0.2 lead. In spite of KLSI's 0.9 ed along with its usual staggering KVILIDallas 3 3 1';; 2 numbers. KRJY replaced KLTH WFBCIGreenville 6 6 2 4 as the city's number three AC 12+ WMYI/Greenville 7 4 6 5 and 25-54. With only small losses in KRTRIHonolulu 4 4 2 8 Station Stats both demos, KYKY remained KSSK/Honolulu 2 6 1 1 number two. It gained consider- WAIVIJacksonville 5 5 2 3 FSAs WGY, WCCO, KMOX tops 12+ ably on the younger side (18 -34) , WIVYIJacksonville 3 3 1 6 *K101 jumps to #2 25-54 lost on the higher end (35-64), and KLSI/Kansas City 10 7 Tie 10 7 finished a distant second to KMOX KUDLIKansas City 11 7 Tie 7 6 WSB, WWMX, WLTE, WIVY sparkle 25 -54. KMGKIMinneapolis 14 13 11 8 KEYI, WFBC tumble KSTPIMinneapolis 2 3 2 San Francisco WCCOIMinneapolis 1 9 2 1 Last winter, among Full- Service 25 -54 increase and KUDL's slight WLTEIMinneapolis 6 5 4 5 Honolulu and hybrid decline there, KUDL retained a KNBR, soft KOIT, KAERISacramento 10 8 8 7 This marked the third straight KYUU, Current-Based K101 rank- nearly full share demo lead. KHYLISacramento 12 9 11 9 book in which Full-Service KSSK ed fourth - although the four were KXOAISacramento 3 3 1 4 slipped, although the station turned Minneapolis separated by a mere 0.5. The KLTHISt. Louis 16 12 13 14 in first place performances 25 -54 A great AC hotbed: the market's difference among the four has es- KMOX/St. Louis 1 7 1 and 35.64. Gold -Based KRTR hit 12+ one -two leaders are Full - calated now to 1.4, with K101 in the KRJY/St. Louis 12 11 9 6 25 -54 double digits for the first Service WCCO and Current -Based lead. Highlighting K101's increase KYKYISt. Louis 8 4 2 4 time, placing second in that demo. KSTP -FM. Additionally, WLTE was a hefty boost among 18 -34s and K101 /San Francisco 7 5 2 6 Jacksonville scored a sizable gain - particular- a stunning second -place showing KNBRISan Francisco 17 24 17 12 ly in the 25-54 arena. Conversely, 25 -54; KOIT placed third. In the After enduring five consecutive KOITISan Francisco 11 8 3 9 KMGK tumbled to a sub -2.0 share. meantime, KYUU called it quits down trends, WIVY posted its sec- KYUUISan Francisco 14 9 14 16 last month (4/28) and is now CHR. ond 12+ up book and racked up Sacramento In simulcast situations, only FM stats are used and combo figures are not In winter NAC 25 -54 double digits for the first time It was a clean sweep for the coming weeks: combined. Rankings are based on winter '88 Arbitron metro shares in over a year. Its 12+ lead over market's three major format con- performance profiles,including Monday- Sunday, 6am- midnight. format rival WAIV increased from tenders, as KAER, KHYL, and San Francisco's KKSF and KBLX.

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Usted below are the results of auditorium music tests conducted by Surrey Research between January and April of this year. The top 30 consists of the highest- scoring titles that rated under 20% burnout. The "Dirty Dozen" are the 12 lowest- scoring titles with at Winter's Big Winners least 70% familiarity. It's most interesting to note how well "noncountry" titles fared in these tests. These scores are national averages based on individual market Here's a closer look at so me of the winter sweep's big- The incredible domination of studies. The complete list of 1691 titles or the top 500 is available from gest winners. WIVK -FM continues. It's a prime Surrey. For more information, contact Marketing Director Mike Henry at (800) 952-1986. Arbitron 12+ numbers are listed Cleveland example of a station that's trans- first, with Birch estimates in cended a format to become part of Top 30 ... 12+ 25-54 (Rank) its market's lifestyle. parentheses. Rankings are based F '87 W '88 F '87 W '88 1. CHARLIE RICH /The Most Beautiful Girl In 25-54, it went up more than two on ARB's 25-54 shares. An asterisk WGAR 2. JAMES TAYLOR /Fire And Rain denotes sister stations with dif- points to top 40 shares for the sec- .5 (1.0) 1.0 (.9) T21 T19 3. BELLAMY BROTHERS /Let Your Love Flow ond time in its history ; it leads the ferent call letters. Numbers in bold WGAR -FM 4. EDDIE RABBITT /Drivin' My Life Away indicate first place in the market. number two station in 12+ by 20 ALABAMA 4.7 (4.1) 6.1 (6.3) 5 6 5. /Mountain Music full points. 6. EAGLES /Take It Easy The best 12+ number in WGAR- There's worse news for the rest Austin good for 7. JOHNNY LEE /Lookin' For Love FM's Country history - of the market. The WIVK combo 12+ 25-54 (Rank) sixth in the market - was due 8. RANDY TRAVIS /Forever And Ever, Amen '87 W '88 should soon be even stronger now F '87 W '88 F largely to a significant increase in 9, KENNY ROGERS /The Gambler that it has purchased WNOX. It jet- RONNIE KASE the station's 18 -34 listenership, 10. MILSAP /I Wouldn't Have Missed It tisons a 50kw daytimer at 850 kHz 13.5 (17.2 ) 14.4 (14.6 ) 1 1 which was up a point and a half. 11. KENNY ROGERS /You Decorated My Life for 24 hours of 10,000 watts at 990 KVET* The 25-54 12. ROY ORBISON /Oh, Pretty Woman station slipped a hair kHz (with a huge nighttime 4.5 (2.7) 4.2 (2.0) 10 11 (one place in rank), while remain- 13. SYLVIA /Heart On The Mend signal I . Perennial powerhouse KASE ing flat 35-64. 14. ANNE MURRAY /Shadows In The Moonlight won the 12+ race for the sixth Louisville 15. ANNE MURRAY /Danny's Song straight book, while leading the 16. KENNY ROGERS /She Believes In Me El Paso 12+ 25-54 (Rank) 25-54 for the book, and eight 17. KENNY ROGERS /Lady pack 12+ 25-54 (Rank) F '87 W '88 F '87 W '88 18. ELVIS PRESLEY /All Shook Up out of the last nine sweeps. F '87 W '88 F '87 W '88 WAMZ However, a challenger is on the 19. BOB SEGER /Against The Wind KHEY 14.3 (13.5 ) 16.7 (15.7 ) 1 1 20. EAGLES /Take It To The Limit horizon, as a fringe station with a 3.1 (3.8) 4.0 (3.9) T12 T8 Not only did WAMZ notch the 21. JUICE NEWTON /Angel Of The Morning new owner prepares to upgrade its KHEY -FM best book in its history, but it did so 22. CHARLIE RICH /Behind Closed Doors facilities and make a run at KASE. 9.3 (8.8) 10.5 (10.7) 1 1 with across- the -board demos. For 23. EVERLY BROTHERS /Wake Up Little Susie More on that as the battle inten- KHEY -FM leaped to number one only the second time, WAMZ 24. EVERLY BROTHERS /Bye Bye Love sifies. 12 +, with its best book in almost cracked the 20 share barrier 25-54, 25. KENNY ROGERS /Through The Years four years. It retained its top 25-54 leading the number two station in 26. CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL Charlotte rank, tacking on almost a point and that demo by almost three points. /Proud Mary 27. KENNY ROGERS & FIRST EDITION /Ruby Don't Take Your Love 12+ 25-54 (Rank) a half in the process, while extend- Even more amazing is the sta- To Town F '87 W '88 F '87 W '88 ing its lead to three full shares over tion's 18-34 performance: its best 28. EDDIE RABBITT & CRYSTAL GAYLE /You And I W LON the closest pursuer. ever, second place showing puts it BONNIE .4 (1.6) .9 (.7) 19 17 only two shares behind AOR 29. TYLER /It's A Heartache 30. LINDA RONSTADT /You're No Good WLVK Greensboro /Winston -Salem WQMF; 35-64, it leads by almost a 6.7 (5.4) 6.9 (5.9) 5 4 12+ 2554 (Rank) point. ... And The Bottom 12 wsoc F '87 W '88 W '88 F '87 1 LARRY GATLIN /Almost Called You Baby .9 (1.0) .6 (0.8) T20 T22 WBIG Nashville 2. DAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST /Another Honky Tonk Night WSOGFM 6.9 (5.3) 4.9 (6.5) 4 6 12+ 2554 (Rank) On... 12.1 (12.2) 14.4 (14.4) 1 1 W '88 F '87 W '88 WTQR 3. CONWAY TWITTY /Red Neckin' Love Makin' Night "There's a definitive winner in WSIX -FM 14.8 (13.2) 18.6 (15.6) 1 1 4. MERLE HAGGARD /Someday When Things Are Good 10.5 (9.4) 10.2 (9.5) 1 the Charlotte Country battle," said A couple of ARB trends came 2 5. WAYLON JENNINGS /Rough And Rowdy Days WSOC WSM VP /GM Gregg Lindahl, as screeching to a halt with the re- 6. WILLIE NELSON /Midnight Rider 3.9 (3.9) 5.6 (3.8) 11 11 he described the outcome of the lease of the winter book. WTQR 7. CONWAY TWITTY & LORETTA LYNN /True Love WSM -FM winter sweeps. stopped a four -book skid (19.7, 17.8, 8. WILLIE NELSON & RAY PRICE /Faded Love 9.1 (10.4) 12.2 (11.5) Although he didn't say so, Lin - 17.5, 14.8) with the third best 12+ 2 1 9. LEE GREENWOOD/If There's Any Justice A tremendous book for WSM - dahl's comment may be a veiled figure in its history - and its best 10. MERLE HAGGARD /Silver Wings retort to FM, which was stunned by WSIX- a remark made by Capitol since WBIG hit the scene a little 11. MOE BANDY & BECKY HOBBS /Let's Get Over Them Together ( WLVK 's parent FM 's showing last fall. 'SIX, which company) Presi- over a year ago. 12. ROSANNE CASH /I Wonder dent Ken Johnson. Johnson, in a PD Les Acree - not to be confus- was rumored to have spent in the story about Mike Buxser coming in ed with the new WBIG all-night neighborhood of $500,000 in the se- as WLVK's new GM, said, "Capitol jock dubbed by 'BIG PD Kevin cond half of last year, continued to is absolutely committed to winning O'Neal as "Les Acree" - points to spend during the first quarter of Meanwhile, WSM -FM hammer- the "Most Music Allowed By Law" the Country battle in Charlotte." a "12 in -a -row" promotion (during 1988. TV, billboards, and on -air ed away at promoting its "more campaign on TV and on the air. cash giveaways Lindahl added that WLVK is which several cash prizes of $12,000 were constant. music" position. Late in the book - The winter round of the personal- "good, but not a threat to us at this were awarded to listeners) as one From ' SIX's standpoint, the 10.2 it was actually a spring sweep ity vs. music morning war was won point in time." key to the increases. WTQR's proved its 10.5 last fall was "real." campaign - the station adopted by 'SIX's Gerry House, beating the WSOC and WLVK have been go- spring push is its "North Carolina team of Sherm & Katy, though the ing at one another tooth and nail Lottery." gap narrowed considerably. The the last few years, with 'LVK mak- WBIG's steady progress in its station went 14.3 -13.2 12+ (from ing inroads of various degrees but first three Country books (1.1, 2.9, 14.6-9.4 last fall). House's lead never overtaking 'SOC. In fact, 6.9, and a 14-9 -4 move in 25-54 rank) shrank from almost six shares to WSOC-FM's 14.4 is its best 12+ has stalled, at least momentarily. just over one share in 25-54. showing since WLVK went Coun- The FMs are tied for fourth in try. Its 25-54 lead over WLVK has Knoxville 18 -34, both hitting double digits. grown to more than eight shares. 12+ 25-54 (Rank) WSM -FM leads 35-64 by three It should be added that WSOC is F '87 W '88 F '87 W '88 shares. Not to be lost in the FM war almost an entirely different radio WIVK is WSM-AM, which posted its sec- station than the one WLVK origi- 4.8 (5.4) 3.7 (5.2) 5 6 ond best 12+ figure in almost three nally set out to challenge. The en- WIVK-FM years. tire management team has chang- 30.1 (26.9 ) 31.9 (30.5 ) 1 1 There are now 29 shares of Coun- ed. In addition, half of the air talent WNOX try here - seven to eight points and the entire sales staff have turn- 1.2 (1.3) 1.1 (.6) T10 T12 WPOC/Baltimore morning personality Laurie De Young signs a three -year higher than anytime prior to the ed over since Lindahl came aboard WSEV contract with VP/GM David Fuellhart (I) and PD Bob Moody. fall book when WSIX came on approximately 18 months ago. 1.1 (.7) 1.1 (1.3) T10 T12 strong - and the total was 26.6.

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Mercury /PolyGram's Larry Boone has been chosen didn't think much of it. We didn't to star in a $7 million feature film titled "Music City know who we were dealing with - Blues." He'll be playing opposite the "Dukes Of you know how these things go." The movie's Hazzard" 's Catherine Bach. Six to eight weeks of filming storyline takes place in 1949 -58; it's about a Texas will begin in Nashville during the latter part of June. hillbilly singer named Joe Buck Boone was spotted by the film's Taylor. After finding success in producer Victor Kingery III when Ferguson met with Kingery and Music City, Taylor becomes in- he sang on last month's Academy director Tom Keith, Boone went to volved with drugs and alcohol, Of Country Music awards show. Los Angeles to test for the part. Ac- loses everything, and saves the day After Boone and his manager Gene cording to Boone, "At first we by writing a comeback song, which ultimately goes number one. Boone, whom Kingery is also considering for three other movie projects, will also write most of the NASHVILLE IN MOTION movie's soundtrack. Tree Branches The CMA has purchased a lot for David Innis and wife Angie for son $385,000 on Music Circle, South and Isom; and RH's Paul Gregg and wife Into Records will spend $750,000 to build its head- Leslie for daughter Ali McKenzie. The Tree International Publishing quarters there. Forester Sisters' Kathy is expecting has announced its foray into the a child rin July. Younger sister Kim recording business. Former K -Tel Wayne Helper upped to Direc- married Brian Keifte in a May 14 and MCA executive Bill Isaacs will York, has joined the Praxis staff as private ceremony on Lookout Moun- head a new division called Tree Director /Regional Marketing and Pro- tain, GA. Special Projects, which will "both motion. Condolences to the family of Kelly reissue LPs and [ do] rerecordings Affiliated Publishers adds Glen Allen, who passed away May 2 in of famous songs." Isaacs added Nashville. that the recordings will encompass Perkins as VP /GM, Connie Landers SINGING FOR FOOD - Marlboro's Country Music Tour '88 kicked off as Director /Writer Relations. - Debe Fennell gospel, R&B, pop, and country. with a press conference featuring the tour's artists. The Second Harvest Food Bank will receive Signings: Lisa Childress to True, Tree owns master tapes from the one dollar from every ticket sold. Shown (I -r, seated) are K.T. Oslin Randy Travis; Rosey Carter to Airborne, Jerry Lens- Dial and Challenge labels and (second row) Merle Haggard, and Naomi and Wynonna Judd, Second Harvest head Phillip Warth, and Ricky down to Step One, and Jenny Chap- wants to acquire more classic per- Van Shelton; (third row) George Strait and Kathy Mattea; (fourth row) man to Advantage for recording . formance songs. Tree VP Donna O'Kanes' Jamie O'Hara and Kieran Kane; (fifth row) Alabama's Jeff Cook David Allan Coe to Bobby Roberts Hilley said, "We're interested in and Randy Owen; (sixth row) Restless Heart's Greg Jennings and Entertainment for bookings ... Des- purchasing masters from people Alabama's Teddy Gentry; (seventh row) Restless Heart's Dave Innis and ert Rose Band to Chuck Morris Enter- who have some they aren't doing Alabama's Mark Herndon; (last row) Restless Heart's John Deittrich, Larry tainment and Patsy Stone to Wesco anything with." Stewart, and Paul Gregg. Music for management ... Jimmy Stewart to Peer -Talbot Music for Tree Special Projects also plans publishing. to record "greatest hits" collec- tions with artists who are between Concerts West has relocated to label contracts. These LPs will be DUE JUNE 1 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., 7th Floor, produced by Tree's Buddy Killen Los Angeles, CA 90025; (213) 312- and Bob LEE'S DREAM COME TRUE? Montgomery. Roger 1380. - Up close and personal are Brooke Miller will begin recording a hits Shields and Lee Greenwood dur- compilation next month. According CMA Awards Congratulations to Baillie & The ing the final moments of the to Isaacs, "We'll market these Boys members Kathy Baillie and Dreammakers benefit luncheon in albums through the top TV mar- Michael Bonagura on the birth of Nashville. keting companies, record clubs, daughter Alyssa; Restless Heart's Deadline Nears and labels in the US and overseas." The Country Music Association is now accepting en- tries for its 1988 broadcast awards. Presentations must be sent to the Nashville office by June 1. Handed out for the first time last year, these awards acknowledge personnel are eligible and need and recognize the role radio not be CMA members to enter. broadcasters play in the develop- Judging will be done by an ment of country music. They're anonymous panel of experts from presented to stations in small, the broadcast industry. medium, and large markets; the Because the criteria for each categories are Station, General category varies, interested sta- Manager, Program Director, and tions should consult the CMA bro- Music Director of the Year. chures for details. If you need Brochures more CHOICE SINGERS - Prior to TNN's first annual Viewer's Choice Awards, CBS/Nashville's Willie Nelson and Mede sent recently by the information, contact the Haggard were greeted by label executives; (l -r) are Director/Marketing Mary Ann McCready, Director/Promotion Jack CMA outline the entry require- CMA Membership Department at Lameier, Nelson, Senior VP Roy Wunsch, Haggard, VP/Promotion Joe Casey, and Director/Promotion Rich Schwan. ments. All Country stations and (615) 244 -2840.

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NATIONAL Looking for Work? IN THE NORTHEAST... is who is or can WE KNOW WHERE THE JOBS ARE! ... There a professional Southeast CHR has overnight opening plus producton. Must be a Program Director for a giant CHR appearances. Great opportunity for energetic AT 8 C0.1 If you need a radio job, you need do public RM MediaLine. And now, the leading job FM covering three states. Personal in- T &R: WZDQ -FM. Box 3289. Jackson. TN 38303. EQE 151201 listing service is available to radio terview required. T &R to D. Vaughan, NEEDED: K -Lite FM98, new Amarillo station. seeks top morning AT for a new, low subscription VT 05701. True Easy Listening personality. Build loyalty clients WRUT, PO Box 249, Rutland, with good production skills. T &R: Scott Stockdale, Box 710, price. To get the first word on the best and companionship. Human, witty, warm.. Card EOE TX 79189. No calls. EOE 15/201 jobs at record low prices, call bother. 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T &R: PD, Box 787, Wichita Falls, TX 76307. EOE Since we R &R Street Extension, Bridgeport, CT. 06605. I major markets, rest assured we are not Get The Hottest *as .100 15/201 your present employer. Rush T &R with Classified Listings Early! High profile morning CHR AT wanted for Suncoast city. Pro- salary requirements to Radio & Records, duced bits /phones /never say die attitude. T &R: JD, Box 1930 Century Park West, #050, Los SALES MANAGER 2389, Myrtle Beach, SC 29578. EOE 15/201 R &R Job Hotline mails separately to Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Aggressive leader /instructor with strong .%.%% ._ i you three days before R &R. Call local sales background needed for central ...... 213 -553 -4330 to subscribe today. Use Jersey Shore AM /FM combo. Manage- Sunbelt FM needs strong Sales Manager America's best programming consult- i Visa / MasterCard /AmEx. ment experience preferred. Sales with ability to sell, train and lead. Good ing company seeks exceptional pro- Manager leaving to pursue family in- compensation pkg. with chance to move i to e grammer with ambition, drive, superior terest. Resume & salary requirements up in a young group. Resume to GM, Records, 1930 Century Park i music ability and outstanding people Radio & WIGL, PO Box 1546, Orangeburg, SC. West, #064, Los Angeles, CA 90067. 29116. EOE skills to join us. You'll be rewarded e JOE EOE i with personal and professional growth, ... increased knowledge and skills, Hotline prestige, and earning power. If you CHR need to be among the best, join the TOP FLIGHT LOOK- EAST OPERATION 95.7F. best. Correspondence to Radio & ING FOR GREAT MORNING a regional search to form Records, 1930 Century Park West, Exciting FM on Mature sounding ATs needed for weekends /fill -in for AC for- DRIVE PERSON ... TOP 50 dynamic production team in Fort Lauder- Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE mat. T &R: WVPO, Rod Bauman, 22 S. 6th St., Stroudsburg, PA #IG, MARKET ... Station has it all; dale /Miami market. Need a pool of male & female 18360. EOE 15/131 high morale, team spirit, great production talent. If you feel you can enhance Northern New England's leading AOR seeks weekend /parttime our format, send tape & resume to Sandy AT with excellent knowledge of 60s &70s rock. T &R: WIZN, numbers, and we pay very well. Thomas, 6152 NW 79 Way, Parkland, Florida Steve Cormier, Box 123, Vergennes, VT 05491. EOE 15/131 T Radio Records, &R to & 1930 33067. Lite AC WHJB -AM seeks parttime AT for greater Pittsburgh Century Park West, #049, Los market. T &R: Ron Adams, PD, 245 Brown St., Greensburg, Angeles, CA 90067. EOE PA 15601. EOE 15/20) The Quality Satellite Network Q94 is looking WKSN seeks AT for possible openings. Minimum two years' 1111111111 Edens Broadcasting's PROGRAM DIRECTOR experience. AC /Gold. T &R: Mark Thompson, Box 1199, for a midday Air Per- Jamestown, NY 14701. EOE (5/20) Director. NETWORK is looking 198.3 sonality /Production TRANSTAR RADIO )) Illlll I WAAL -FM /Binghamton, NY seeks good morning AT with fun, facilities, great people. for Program Directors for our affiliates in all No egos. T &R: J Great top 40 delivery. Experience a must. friendly Lead ng FM /NBC network affiliate in the size markets. If you have programming experi- Don Morgan, Box 997, 13902. EOE (5/20) Multi -track production and on -air ex- ence in music-intensive formats, let us hear Catskills (90mi. from N.Y.C.) seeks ag- helpful. /mature AT perience a must, creativity from you NOW! For those who can survive our Low -power AM info station needs humorous gressive anchor /reporter for news ASAP. T &R: BCNA, Alan Swan, Box 3, Palmyra, NJ 08065. Submit T &R to Jim Payne, WRVQ, rigid screening process, we offer a chance to department. Minimum 1 year experience. EOE (5/201 VA 23211. No associate with a company with integrity and a Competitive salary and fringe benefits. Box 1394, Richmond, commitment to helping broadcasters through Ready to move up to PD? WLTN -AM seeks AC PD ASAP. EEO Employer. Females encouraged. T &R phone calls please. EOE Chabot, Bott 349, Littleton, quality radio programming. Send AIRCHECK Great opportunity! T &R: Jacques to Stuart Johnson, PD, WSUL Radio, P.O. NH 03561. EOE 15/201 CASSETTE and RESUME, in complete con- Box 983, Monticello, New York 12701. fidence, to: HB 107 seeks mature, witty AT capable of delivering upper Chris Kampmeier demos to lazer hot CHR afternoons. T &R: WWHB, Randi Tay- LI, NY 11946. (5161 728 -9229. EOE VP/Format Programming lor, Hampton Bays, OUR NUMBER ONE NIGHT 15/201 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TRANSTAR RADIO NETWORK * * * * * * SHOW IS GETTING TIRED. I 6430 Sunset Blvd., Suite 401 Bellows Falls, VT seeks morning AT /PD for top MOR /Country MORNINGS station. 20 & up plus benefits. T &R: B.W., Box 107, 05101. looking for new and ener- Los Angeles, CA 90028 EOE FM in We're EOE 15/201 Mid Atlantic, Adult- Contemporary one of America's most competitive getic blood to keep us number Afternoon news anchor /street reporter needed for Central NY markets, searching for an aggressive, one with the teens at night ano 292 Tompkins St., AM /FM combo ASAP. T &R: Jack Miller, morning star or team. Cortland, NY 13045. EOE 15/201 driven and creative widen the gap even further. Nc great We're a people company offering beginners. You must have a sea Operator /promotion position open at small market VT station. compensation, an excellent benefits COMMUNICATIONS free. No ATs. T &R: Ginny, Box 1490, Brattleboro, soned act be able to use the CORP. Smoke package and all the tools to win. If you ... 05301. EOE 15/201 measure up, send cover letter, T &R, phones ... have a happening READY TO TALK? 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Send materials to Har- PO Box 7100 resume, photograph of on cassette to: Harris Communications, Records, 1930 Century Park ris Communications Corporation, New York, NY 10017. 1907 Darby Road, Haverton, PA 19083. West, Box #060, Los Angeles, 1907 Darby Road, Havertown, PA EOE No calls please! Confidentiality assured. EOE /MF CA 90067. EOE 19083. MALRITE COMMUNICATIONS GROUP

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OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS POSITIONS SOUGHT MISSOURI 1 Six -year CHR pro with great pipes /production /enthusiasm TALK ENTERTAINER MORNINGS Top 75 West Coast Market plans shift to now looking. AT /MD /Asst PD with leading evening & after- AOR seeks Tampa Bay's Talk Leader has unique oppor- morning personality who can AOR immediately! Air talent, especially noon numbers always. PATT NODAY: 1314) 893 -5100/ tunity for aggressive, funny, topical after- relate to adults. Good production skills mornings, and Production Director need- 634 -7825. 15/201 necessary. noon personality. T &R to Ed Hartley, PD, Crazy? Fine. Dirty? Forget it. ed ASAP! Program Director also sought. WTKN, 11300 Pay starts at S11 00/month + good Love cold calls. Team player with knowledge of Hispanic mar- 4th St. N., Suite 318, St. Send T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 ket. benefits. T &R to Radio Former AT with degree. RICHARD GUTIERREZ: 17141 Petersburg, FL 33716. & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #063, Los Angeles, 773 -0550. 15/201 Susquehanna Broadcasting - EOE Century Park West, #062, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE CA 90067. EOE J Have taken AM daytimer from # 22 to # 11 in 22 station mar- ket. Desire second PD challenge. Dedication & commitment more important than market size. 18031 871 -6075. 15/20) -/40-"-GROWTH OPPORTUNITY KI -F- WZZRFN 92.7 Eighteen station group has opening for THE SLIM ONE reporter-anchor at upper Michigan SF, LA) music intensive MORNING 1 0 3. 7 F M Major Market (Chi, ZOO CO -HOST powerhouse FM. Minimum starting salary San Francisco "NAC" still looking for that female CHR air personality available for One of Florida's hottest CHR's ... in one of $13,000. Send tape to News CHR station desiring and resume elusive morning talent who's poised, hip, association with premier the nation's fastest -growing communities, the Director, 525 Ludington St, Suite 300, additional magnetism! THE SLIM ONE 206 -564- and concise. C8R (no calls) to Steve Fein- beautiful Treasure Coast of Florida. Some Escanaba, MI 49829. EOE 2463. stein, KKSF, light news duties, topicality and creativity a 77 Maiden Lane, San Fran- must. Nice bucks for the right person. cisco, CA 94108. EOE Females encouraged. Rush C &R to: Bill ENERGETIC BROADCAST Sheridan, PD, WZZR -FM, 10681 S. US 1, 93-1=WKM Port St. Lucie, FL 34952. No calls please. SCHOOL GRAD EOE /M -F Excellent opportunity for intelligent, warm w /burning desire to be #1 seeks fulltime 97.3 FM 1240 AM and bright morning news personality at air position at progressive station w /same Indy's only Classic Hits station. Great Join Our Silver Celebration attitude. Open to any format or region; staff, facility and benefits. Females en- prefer AOR, AC or CHR in Sunbelt. Mike. KSON AM /FM seeks energetic Production 213- 426 -9260. couraged. C &R to Simon Jeffries, 9292 N. Professional for fulltime position. Writing KXX106 Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46260. EOE is still searching for an afternoon skills, good voice, & multi track talent a finest city, San talenvproduction director who is natural, DRIVETIME TALENT: necessity. Live in America's mature, Diego, & work for America's finest broadcast THE ORIGINAL INCREDIBLE upbeat, and good with a blade. Good You are looking for a management team group -Jefferson Pilot Communications. Rush MAGIC CHRISTIAN bucks, security, and #1 ratings await you at that encourages creativity, develops T &R to Mike Shepard, PD, PO Box 1591240, Birmingham's hottest CHR /Dance station. talent, and promotes excellence. We are (619) 272 -5259 -- 24 hrs. Diego, CA 92115. No calls. M/F EOE Send tape, resume, and photo to: looking for an adult personality who San The only consultant in the world with 30 yrs. on- Jim Prewitt generates excitement through communi- air experience. If you're not having fun and not wrong! P.O. Box 10904 ty involvement, phones and humor. making money, you're doing Stand beside me, stand behind me, or get out of the Birmingham, AL 35202 We're a Full Service AC, but our next per- KO93 /Modesto CA .. . sonality could come from any format. ... seeks a polished, entertaining and way! T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century natural personality for AC /Classic Hits Park West, Box #059, Los Angeles, CA opening. Need great production skills, on- 90067. EOE, M/F air discipline and be a team player. Top PRE- SUMMER SALE!! PD and Staff Announcer rated station. Great facilities, staff, and Entertaining, topical Major Market person- Raleigh/Durham AM/FM is seeking qualified ap- dollars for right person. No beginners. Send ality: warm, friendly, witty, fun, great plicants for the positions of Program Director WEST aircheck, production, resume, photo, and phones, always prepared!! WANTED: Med/ and Staff Announcer. Top candidates will have a references to Gary Michaels, KOSO, 2121 large mkt. adult personality format: Full Serv- KNUU /Las Vegas seeks two anchor /reporters. Excellent writ- 3 as a Lancey Dr., Modesto, CA 95355. Calls ac- ice /AC /Country /Talk -- MW /S /SW minimum of years experience commer- ing a must. T Maupin, 2001 E. Flamingo, # 101, /SE ... &R: George cepted. EOE cial radio announcer; previous middle to major NV 89119. EOE 15/20) HURRY, For Best Buy!! market experience helpful but not necessary. John Dial (312) 773 -3588 Parttime Chief Engineer wanted for L.A. radio station by air- Send Tape, work history and salary requirements port. 10 -12 hours per week. Transmitter on premises. GM: to Gary Weiss, WYLT/WKIX, PO Box 12526, 12131 642 -2866. EOE 15/20) Raleigh, NC 27605. No phone calls. EOE KQSW -FM /Rock Springs, WY seeks morning drive/PD for Country satellite station. Strong production a must. T &R: Jon R &R Opportunities Collins, Box 2128, 82902. EOE 15/20) Display Advertising New Tucson FM seeks GSM and AT. Terrific opportunity, MORNING NEWS ANCHOR, great lifestyle. T &R: FM, 2509 N. Campbell, #342, AZ sought by one of America's top Radio News Display: $50 per inch per week (maximum MIDWEST 85719. EOE 15/20) Teams. We need a good on -air delivery and 35 words per inch). Includes border Robin Leach loves us, so do his rich & famous. Have you got presentation, excellent writing style, and use and logo. Appleton /Oshkosh. PM news anchor /night meetings wanted. what it takes to be AT for our AC? T &R: KTKN -AM, P. of tape. Can you sound conversational, but T &R: WROE & WYNE, John Mitchell, Box 1035, Neenah, WI Blind Box: $60 per inch per week (maxi- Mackey, Box 7700, Ketchikan, AK 99901. EOE 15/20) energetic at the same time? Excellent pay with 54956. EOE 15/20) mum America's fastest growing radio company. 35 words per inch). In- Still looking for the best AT, all shifts. Personal appearances cludes border, and Sales Manager position available. Resume: KXEL & KOKZ, box number & can do attitude. T &R: KMBY, Rich Berlin, Box 1271, Mon- Send Tape and Resume to: Phil Boyce, News Ken Hensley, GSM, Box 1540, Waterloo, IA 50704. EOE postage/handling. terey, CA 93942. EOE 15/201 Director, KHOW AM63, 8975 E. Kenyon, 15/20) Denver, Colorado, 80237. A Legacy Broad- Country Program Director needed at 1000kw fulltimer. T &R caster, Station. Payable In Advance! Box 277, Oberlin, OH 44074. EOE 15/20) GROWING WEST COAST GROUP Display & Blind Box advertising orders must be 100kw Q107 /Marquette, "Upper MI's hottest hits" seeks expects future openings. Top 75 markets. typewritten or printed and accompanied by check AT to join innovative network of professionals. Salary, T &R: AC /CHR, all dayparts. If you can mailed to our office in advance. 49849. EOE WMQT, David Magnum, #467, Ishpeming, communicate and have fun on the air, NEWS .. . 15/201 send T&R to Gladys Gomez, 6255 Sunset, Deadline Small market in the Youngstown, Ohio's newest radio station seeks up & coming #1901, Hollywood, CA 90028. station beautiful AT with production experience. T &R: Radio, 400 Laurel St., Rockies looking for a NEWS PRO. Need To appear in the following week's issue, we must 44505. EOE 15/20) someone with experience in gathering, receive your ad by Thursday noon (PST) prior to writing and delivery of the news. issue date. Address all ads to: R &R /Opportunities, Morning AT needed for leading AC AM in upper Midwest. Top 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. notch only. T &R: KNOX, Scott Park, Box 1638, Grand Forks, S1,400-1,500 per month. If you think

ND 58201. EOE 15/20) II 11 II you're the right person send T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park for /people station. Morning person wanted SW OK Country West, Box Los Angeles, Good voice, top production pro. T &R: KWHW, Dave Madl, #065, CA R &R Opportunities Box 577, Altus, OK 73521. EOE 15/201 90067. EOE II IIIIIIIIIjI it Free Advertising FSA /Oldies seeks tapes for possible future openings. No su- Los Angeles per egos or prima donnas. KGNO, Dave Murdock. Box 1398, Broadcasters, Inc. Radio 8 Records provides free (24 words or 3 Dodge City, KS 67801. EOE 15/20) lines) listings to radio stations and record com- panies in Openings. Free listings of the same Morning AT /Program Director wanted for Midwestern college LOS ANGELES BROADCASTERS K093 /Modesto CA seeks a polish- PD, Box 728, length are also available to individuals seeking city. Community-minded warm pro. T &R: is ed, entertaining and natural per- Ames, IA 50010. EOE 15/20) work in the industry Positions looking for under Sought. All sonality for AC /Classic Hits other advertising must run display. "Employed" opening. Need great production On -Air L.A. Broadcasters skills, on air discipline and be a Deadline NEWS DIRECTOR: who wish to contribute to the future of our great industry by teaching and team player. Top rated station. To appear in the following week's issue, we must Lansing, MI is a HOT market right counseling, "Future Broadcasters." Great facilities, staff, and dollars for receive your ad by Thursday noon (PST) prior to now! I need a good news director issue date. right person. No beginners. Send air - For opportunities you must place your free listings with a friendly style and great Contact check, production, resume, photo, by mail only. Address all 24 -word ads to: writing /reporting. T &R to Kellie Jimi Fox, and references to Gary Michaels, R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century Park West, Los W. Cavanaugh, Lan- Director of the "LAB" Turner, 600 KOSO, 2121 Lancey Dr., Modesto, Angeles, CA 90067. at sing, MI 48910. M/F EOE CA 95355. Calls accepted. EOE (213) 469 -1222 Free listings are on a space availability basis only.

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TW LW TW LW LW TW 1 1 TIGER /I'm Still... (Capitol) 1 1 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way GLASS (RCA) 1 1 FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION /Perfect 2 2 BIG PIG /Breakaway 2 2 HONEYMOON SUITE /Love... (WEA) 2 WET WET WET /With A Little Help...1 - It Gonna Be? 4 3 ERIA FACHIN / Savin' Myself (Power /Electric) 6 3 ROCKMELONS /What's BILLY BRAGG /She's Leaving Home (Childline /PG) - 4 LITTLE RIVER BAND /Love Is A Bridge 3 4 BLVD. /Never Give Up (MCA) Monday 1988 (Factory) 3 3 NEW ORDER /Blue 5 BARDEUX /When We Kiss (Enigma /Cap.) 4 5 EUROGLIDERS /Groove - 6 4 HARRY ENFIELD /Loadsamoney (Mercury /PG) - 6 AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIANS /You're Not... 5 6 STRANGE ADV. /Love... (Current /Cap.) 2 5 S- EXPRESS/Theme From S- Express (Rhythm King) 7 7 KYLIE MINOGUE /I Should Be So Lucky 7 7 NEO A4 /Say This To Me (Duke Street /MCA) St. (Paisley Park/WEA) 5 6 PRINCE /Alphabet 8 ANDREW CASH/Time And Place (Island) 3 8 DIVINYLS /Back To The Wall - 7 LIVERPOOL FC /Anfield Rap (Virgin) 9 9 VENETIANS /Bitter Tears 9 9 MICHEL LEMIEUXNolcano (Vertigo /PG) 7 8 STARTURN ON 45 PINTS /Pump Up The Bitter (Pacific) 10 10 CHOIRBOYS /Struggle Town - 10 ROBBIE ROBERTSON /Somewhere... (WEA) 9 KYLIE MINOGUE /Got To Be Certain (PWL) 4 10 DANNY WILSON /Mary's Prayer (Virgin) Most Added Most Added 16 11 NARADA /Divine Emotion (Reprise) BLVD. /Far From Over (MCA) 8 12 HAZELL DEAN /Who's Leaving Who (EMI) (Nate: No Most Added This Week) MYLES GOODWYN /Do You Know... (Aquarius /Cap.) 10 13 BANANARAMA /I Want You Back (London /PG) PAUL JANZ /Send Me A Miracle (A &M) Top 10 Australian records from playlists of FM104 Brisbane, EON- 11 14 JACKSON 5/I Want You Back '88 (Motown) FM Melbourne, FOX -FM, Melbourne. 96FM, Perth, SA -FM, Adelaide. Top 10 Canadian CHR hits courtesy The Record (4 16) 533-9417 9 15 NATALIE COLE /Pink Cadillac (Manhattan) 2 -DAY/Sydney. 2MMM Sydney, and KIX f 06'Canberra. 19 16 CHRISTIANS /Born Again (Island) 17 DEREK B /Bad Young Brother (Tuff Audio) - 18 ADVENTURES /Broken Land (Elektra) - 19 BELINDA CARLISLE /Circle In The Sand (Virgin) 15 20 WILL DOWNING /A Love Supreme (4th & B'way /Island) Moving Up Depeche Routs Dance Competition

AZTEC CAMERA /Somewhere In My Heart (WEA) /CBS) PREFAB SPROUT /King Of Rock 'N' Roll (Kitchenware DEPECHE MODE's her # 1 UK single debuted straight TRALIAN OLYMPIANS novelty HEART /What About Love (Capitol) remixed double -shot in at #9. muscled its way to a # 6 debut. No NARADA improved over last new records attained Most Added OFRA HAZA /In' Nin' Alu (WEA) rolled to # 1 on the week's standing by four, and Liver- status this week. MAGNUM /Start Talking Love (Polydor /PG) Dance Music chart, holding pool's reborn CHRISTIANS climb- GLASS TIGER 's "Searching" HOTHOUSE FLOWERS /Don't Go (London /PG) off hot RICK ASTLEY ed to # 16. Derek B pioneered his found # 1 for the sixth consecutive The Network Chart. courtesy MRIB (13 -2) for top honors. NIA own project to # 17 the ADVEN- week on the Canadian chart. PEEPLES moved up five for TURES climbed to # 18, and BE- HONEYMOON SUITE was second, .,. LINDA CARLISLE 's "Circle" round- while ERIA FACHIN improved for a , 1 42tA ap MC Eat,, a fifth -place finish. ed out the chart's upwardly mobile # 3 finish. BARDEUX collected top SWEET SENSATION (15 -7) and entries, coming in at #19. The debut honors to complete the first PEBBLES (19 -8) rebounded big latest from EZTEC CAMERA led a five. NEO A4 held steady to out- DANCE TRACKS since last listed a fortnight back. crop of chartbound hopefuls that in- distance a# 8 debut from ANDREW SEOUAL picked up a couple to cluded PREFAB SPROUT, HEART, CASH. MICHEL LEMIEUX finished LW TW finish the Top 10. GT moved up Yemenite singer OFRA HAZA, the week ahead of a # 10 ap- (18 -11) and JODY WATLEY 7 1 DEPECHE MODE /Behind The... /Route 66 (Sire/WB) MAGNUM, and Ireland's HOT- pearance from ROBBIE ROBERT- charted at # 12 (from # 22 on the 13 2 RICK ASTLEY/Together Forever (RCA) HOUSE FLOWERS. SON. A second track from BLVD. full DMR chart). KYLIE MINOGUE & Broadway /Island) Australian faithful kept the collected top adds, as did the latest 1 3 NOEL /Like A Child (4th (on three of the four charts on this CHURCH at # 1 across the from ex -April Winer MYLES GOOD- 4 4 JOHNNY KEMP /Just Got Paid (Columbia) page) extended her "Lucky" streak kangaroo continent this week, WYN and PAUL JANZ's "Miracle." 10 5 NIA PEEPLES/Trouble (Mercury/PG) to the dance floors, moving to # 13 despite a close challenge from BIG Emotion (Reprise) (from # 34). 5 6 NARADA /Divine PIG. ROCKMELONS climbed up to Others who improved over last 15 7 SWEET SENSATION/Take It... (Next Plateau; Atco) third place, while LITTLE RIVER week include OMD, CEEJAY, and 19 8 PEBBLES /Mercedes Boy (MCA) BAND rebounded to # 4. The AUS- the Vendetta/A &M inaugural re- 2 9 ORDER/Touched By The... /Blue Monday (Qwest /WB) NEW lease, DENISE LOPEZ. TEN CITY 12 10 SEQUAL /I'm Over You (Capitol) made a # 17 debut in front of former 18 11 GT /I Need You (Atlantic) UK Top fiver KRUSH, who hit #18 - 12 JODY WATLEY /Most Of All (MCA) (up from # 66). Twelve- year -old - 13 KYLIE MINOGUE /I Should Be So Lucky (Geffen) TRACIE SPENCER debuted at #20. STEVIE WONDER (with 17 14 OMD /Dreaming (Virgin /A &M) MICHAEL) topped the Moving Up Need more copies of 15 CEEJAY /A Little Love (Next Plateau) list. Others included PRINCE, (Vendetta/A &M) - 16 DENISE LOPEZ /Sayin' Sorry JELLYBEAN, RUN D.M.C., SINEAD R &R's New Ratings 17 TEN CITY /Right Back To You (Atlantic) O'CONNOR's new one (already a - 18 KRUSH /House Arrest (Mercury /PG) CMJ chart fave), TEDDY PENDER- Directory? (RCA) GRASS, HALL & OATES, and Report & 8 19 IMAGINATION /Instinctual - 20 TRACIE SPENCER /Symptoms Of True Love (Capitol) Spanish star BOSE. Just call Moving Up Beatles Charity Covers Score STEVIE WONDER /Get It (Motown) Kelley... at Park/WB) PRINCE /Alphabet Street (Paisley FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION JELLYBEAN /Jingo (Chrysalis) notched another "Perfect" week 213 -553 -4330 ARTS & CRAFTS /Burnin' Love (Profile) atop the British chart, edging a New Expanded double A -side debut featur- RUN D.M.C. /Run's House (Profile) strong Directory KRAZE/The Party (Big Beat) ing reworked BEATLE tunes from WET WET WET and BILLY BRAGG 100 Markets SINEAD O'CONNOR /I Want Your (Hands On Me) (Chrysalis) Top off the New Musical Express chari- TEDDY PENDERGRASS /Joy (Elektra) ty album, "Sgt. Pepper Knew My Latest Arbitron Your Heart Desires (Arista) HALL & OATES /Everything Father." British TV comic HARRY and Birch results BOSE/The Eighth Wonder (Atlantic) ENFIELD 's character -turned -song Drivetime " Loadsamoney" cashed in 6 -4. Reproduced by permission of Dance Music Report LIVERPOOL FC (Football Club) Dominators 1988 by Disco News Inc. (2121 860 -5580. scored a # 7 debut with their Format Leaders DANCE MUSIC DEREK B- produced "rap" anthem, and Kylie Minogue's follow -up to

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MUSIC TELEVISION VIOfO HITS ONE 39.8 million households 24.7 million households Tom Hunter, VP /Music Programming Sal LoCurto, Director /Music Programming - Jessica Falcon, Director /Talent & Artist Relations SNEAK PREVIEW on POWER Wecks Or

GUNS N' ROSES 1 /Sweet Child Of Mine (Geffen) HALL & OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) 1 INXS New Sensation (Atlantic) 2 BRUCE HORNSBY & RANGENalley Road (RCA) 4 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Rooty Toot Toot (Mercury /PG) 4 JOHNNY HATES JAll /Shattered Dreams (Virgin) 9 SCORPIONS Rhythm Of Love (Mercury /PG) 1 GEORGE MICHAEL/One More Try (Columbia) 5 ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) 3 BRENDA RUSSELL /Piano In The Dark (A &M) 9 JODY WATLEY /Most Of All (MCA) 2 HEAVY HEAVY RICK ASTLEY/Together Forever (RCA) 7 BELINDA CARLISLE /Circle In The Sand (MCA) 5 ERIC CARMEN /Make Me Lose Control (Arista) ADD CHEAP TRICK /The Flame (Epic) 9 CHER /We All Sleep Alone (Geffen) 9 CHER :We All Sleep Alone (Geffen) 8 DEELE/Two Occasions (Solar /Capitol) 5 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way (Arista) 16 G. ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Anything For You (Epic) 7 DEF LEPPARD /Pour Some Sugar On Me (Mercury /PG) 5 FOREIGNER /I Don't Want To Live Without You (Atlantic) 1 LITA FORD /Kiss Me Deadly (RCA) 6 GEORGE HARRISON/This Is Love (Dark Horse/WB) 1 GLASS TIGER /I'm Still Searching (EMI- Manhattan) 7 RICHARD MARX /On To The Night (EMI- Manhattan) 4 HALL & OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) 4 BOZ SCAGGS /Heart Of Mine (Columbia) 2 BRUCE HORNSBY & RANGENalley Road (RCA) 4 MICHAEL JACKSON /Dirty Diana (Epic) 5 MEDIUM JOHNNY HATES JAll /Shattered Dreams (Virgin) 8

GEORGE MICHAEL /One More Try (Columbia) 5 GREGORY ABBOTT /I'll Prove It To You (Columbia) 1 MIDNIGHT OIL /Beds Are Burning (Columbia) 16 BASCA /Time & Tide (Epic) 6 OMD /Dreaming (Virgin /A &M) 10 HARRY BELAFONTE /Day -O (The Banana Boat Song) (Geffen) ADD PINK FLOYD /Dogs Of War (Columbia) 6 BREATHE /Hands To Heaven (A &M) 6 ROBERT PLANT/Tall Cool One (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 5 TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast Car (Elektra) 7 POISON /Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) 5 CLIMIE FISHER /Love Changes (Everything) (Capitol) 2 DAVID LEE ROTH /Stand Up (WB) 7 LOUISE GOFFIN /Bridge Of Sighs (WB) 8 WEIRD AL YANKOVIC /Fat (Rock N' Roll /CBS) 3 BILLY OCEAN/The Colour Of Love (Jive /Arista) ADD OMD /Dreaming (Virgin /A &M) 10 BUZZ BIN ROBBIE ROBERTSON /Somewhere Down The Crazy River (Geffen) 5 AL B. SURE! /Night & Day (WB) 5

ZIGGY MARLEY & MELODY MAKERS/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 5 BRENDA K. STARR /I Still Believe (MCA) 1 MIGHTY LEMON DROPS /Inside Out (Sire /Reprise) 1 10,000 MANIACS /Like The Weather (Elektra) 14 SMITHEREENS /Only A Memory (Enigma /Capitol) 8 LIGHT ADDS MICHAEL BOLTON /Wait On Love (Columbia) 3 BEARS /Aches & Pains (PMRC /MCA) TONI CHILDS /Stop Your Fussin' (A &M) ADD BOURGEOIS TAGG /Waiting For The World To Turn (Island) DEVONSOUARE /Walking On Ice (Atlantic) 4 D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE /Parents Just Don't Understand (Jive /RCA) MOODY BLUES /I Know You're Out There Somewhere (Mercury /PG) ADD /I FOREIGNER Don't Want To Live Without You (Atlantic) NU SHOOZ /Should I Say Yes (Atlantic) 5 4 REASONS UNKNOWN /I Will Surrender (Epic) TIMBUK 3 /Easy (IRS /MCA) 2 GEORGE HARRISON This Is Love (Dark Horse /WB) BILLY VERA & BEATERS /Between Like & Love (Capitol) 4 JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS /I Hate Myself For Loving You (Blackheart/CBS) PETER MURPHY All Night Long (Beggars Banquet /RCA) NOUVEAUX VIDEO REO SPEEDWAGON /Here With Me (Epic) GEORGE THOROGOOD & DESTROYERS/Treat Her Right (EMI- Manhattan) JONI MITCHELL /My Secret Place (Geffen) VENETIANS /Bitter Tears (Chrysalis)

WET WET WET /Wishing I Was Lucky (Uni) Information current as of May 17.

SLOWHAND & FAST FRIENDS: PROGRAMMING NOTES Guitar legend Eric Clapton gets a little help from his friends - Phil A FAB -ULOUS WEEKEND: VH -1 Collins, Nathan East, and Greg will launch its "George Harrison Phillinganes - when MN en- Weekend Special." starting 5/20 at cores the "Eric Clapton & Friends 4pm ET, concluding 5/22, 11 pm Special." Filmed in Birmingham, ET. Videos and interview footage England the last night of the group's featuring the ex Beatle will air hour- 1986 mini -European tour, the pro- gram will air ET. ly. In addition, a special half -hour 5/25, 10pm highlights compilation can be seen BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL: will devote part of its "120 5/20 at 7:30pm ET: 5/21, 5:30pm MN Minutes" program to the premiere ET: and 5/22, 3pm ET. (Note: this Midnight special was originally scheduled to presentation of Oil's rockumentary, "Black Fella air the weekend of 5/6.) - White Fella." Filmed on location 18 PLUG 'EM IN: "AC /DC In Con- months ago, the special follows the cert," an hourlong program spot- an exten- lighting the headbangers from group as they embark on Aboriginal Down Under, will air on MTV 5/21, sive tour of remote com- munities in Australia's northern ter- 11 pm ET. This is an encore pre- ritories, the first white band to do sentation of a November 1983 spe- HE'S SO FINE The Quiet Beatle BLACK & WHITE WORLD Midnight Oil's "Black Fella White Fella" - so. "120 Minutes" airs 5/22, mid- - - cial, filmed live at Detroit's Joe Lou- gets his own weekend on VI-I-1. special follows the band into the Australian outback. night ET. is Arena.

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SORSI Cad Conner STEVIE WONDER TRACIE SPENCER EVELYN KING Rottest: TYRA NELSON TERENCE TRENT D'A MAC BAND none SYSTEM MILLIE JACKSON JUNIOR REISS SWEAT TRACIE SPENCER TRACTS SPENCER TROOP WOMGIOreensboro Hottest: BRENDA K. STARR BOBBY BROWN TA MAMA 6 SEEN PEBBLES B OBBY BROWN DEELE JAMES BROWN PEBBLES SWING OUT SISTER TROOP MIN Wheeler LEATA GALLOWAY WBLXIMBDIIe JESSE JOHNSON JETS TEENA MARIE Hottest: REITB SWEAT TERENCE TREIB D'J OHIO PLAYERS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV Tony HOWARD HEWETT SYSTEM DIANNE REEVES JOHNNY KEMP JESSE JOHNSON Brown TEENA MARIE STACY LATTISAM TERENCE TRENT D'A BOBBY BRONN JOHNNY KEMP Hottest: Hottest: KEITH SWEAT CHRIS JASPER TEDDY PENDERGRAS: RJ'S LATEST ARRI VANESSA WILLIAMS CLUB NOUVEAU JOHNSON GEORGE MICHAEL PEBBLES RASRIP BY ALL MEANS WZAK/Cle eland JESSE Hottest: TMENA MARIE TYRA NELSON WALTER BEASLEY DOUG E. FRESH KING BRENDA RUSSELL JESSE JOHNSON Lynn TNllwr EvELTN GEORGE MICHAEL H ottest: SYSTEM TROOP WJJSILynchburg MAC BAND KEITH SWEAT STACY LATTISAM PEBBLES EVELYN RING PRINCE TONY TERRY Hottest: Lad Caine DYNASTY PAULA ABDUL STEVIE WONDER JOHNNY KEMP JOHNSON JETS JESSE MAC BAND JESSE JOHNSON GLADYS KNIGHT TROOP JOHNNY KEMP REITE SWEAT SUAVE Z931Cherleston Hottest: KEITH SWEAT REDDINGS JESSE JOHNSON HERNIE HANCOCK B OOGIE BOYS TONY TONI TONE CIIN Fletcher STEVIE WONDER NUS/Philadelphia MICHAEL JACKSON EVELYN RING SADE Hottest: ALEXANDER O'NEA WLUMIMIIweukee STEVIE WONDER TEDDY PENDERGRASS TONY TONI TONE VANESSA WILLIAMS H egewcod/Yaung Daw Allen EVELYN RING PEBBLES STACY LATTISAM BETTY WRIGHT JOHNNY KEMP TRACIE SPENCER SUAVE BY ALL MEANS KOXLIBaton Rouge MAC BAND JOHNNY WDASNhlladelphle KEMP Hottest: JESSE JOHNSON BOBBY BROWN RIGHT CHOICE TESSA MARIE /Clay SRANICE WILSON GEORGE MICHAEL KOKYILittle Rock JOHNSON DIANNE REEVES Jo* Tamburro Welch JESSE TEDDY PENDERGRA SYSTEM BOBBY BROWN MELBA MOORE Dava Feber TONY TONI TONE TONY TONI TONE 2 LIVE CREW RYLIE NINOGUE MORRIS DAY MAC BAND VANESSA WILLIAMS WHYZIOreenvUle NEW EDITION JOHNNY KEMP Hottest: BILLY OCEAN DOUG E. FRESH SYSTEM BROTHERS JOHNSON WONDER TA NAM L SEEN Henderson/Smith EVELYN RING STEVIE WOIMIMOntgonery 2 LIVE CREW JAZZY JEFF J.J. FAD TROOP K EITH SWEAT TROOP PRINCE KEITH SWEAT Long WRIGHT TEMPTATIONS TERENCE TRENT D'A BROWN GUY Michael BETTY SYSTEM JAMES JETS JAMES BRONN Hottest: Hottest: RJ'S LATEST ARRI RJ'S LATEST ARRIV NOUVEAU KHYS/POrt Arthur EPIC) STETSASONIC CLUB ROJAS DYNASTY TONY TONI TONE PEBBLES AL B. SURE ROGER TERENCE TRENT D'A VANESSA WILLIAMS Stone/Smallwood BILLY OCEAN ROB BASE DEELE JESSE JOHNSON BRENDA RUSSELL KEITH SWEAT SHANICE WILSON BOBBY BROWN GET SYSTEM JOHNNY KEMP TRACI! SPENCER JETS JESSE JOHNSON JAZZY JEFF Hottest: TA MARA L SEEN BOBBY BRONN GUY JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: ANGELA MINBUSR RUN D.M.C. H ottest: JESSE JOHNSON A WCKXICOIUmbus JOHNNY KEMP RJ'S LATEST ARRIV TERENCE TRENT TA MARA SEEN CLUB NOUVEAU PRINCE PEBBLES TONY TONI TONE KEITH SWEAT StevenslWlllIs RUN D.M.C. CENTS RPOLD VANESSA WILLIAMS TRACIE SPENCER MELBA MOORE BETTY WRIGHT JOHNNY REMP T HOOP PAULA ABDUL PRINCE BURRELL Hottest: SYSTEM K PRWJOklahoma City STEVIE WONDER TONY TONI TONE BOBBY BROWN TYEA NELSON STEVIE MONDER 2 LIVE CREW POOL MOE DEE TROOP Swift REDDINGS EVELYN RING LEATA GALLOWAY OHIO PLAYERS Denali SADE Hottest: TONY TONI TONE MAGIC LADY JOHNNY REMP Hottest: JESSE JOHNSON TONY TERRY WPEG /ChRrlotte RUN D.M.C. TONY TERRY VANESSA WILLIAMS PEEBLES KEITH SWEAT SYSTEM Roshon Venu MICHAEL JACKSON TEENA MARIE ANNETTE TAYLOR KEITH SWEAT PEBBLES Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL GREGORY ABBOTT JESSE JOHNSON KEITH SWEAT BURRELL JOHNNY KEMP VANESSA WILLIAMS TONY TERRY JODY WATLEY TONY TONI TONE SHANICE WILSON PEBBLES WOOKINashville Hottest: TA MARA A SEEN NA RADA EVELYN KING EVELYN RING JAZZY JEFF Cy Young KEITH SWEAT TRACIE SPENCER TONY TONI TONE Hottest: ROB BASE WOFX /Oulfport -BIINRI STEVIE WONDER TONY TONI TONE KSOL /San Francisco DYNASTY WLOUILOUIavllle SAMANTHA FOX MICHAEL JACKSON JESSE JOHNSON WEST Al Lao DEELE KEITH SWEAT MOOdylRObinson TERENCE TRENT D'A Ange Canessa WOOKIReleigh JEAN CARNE RJ'S LATEST ARRI JEA STEVIE WONDER NEW EDITION STACY LATTISAM Brown /Carneal N R JOHNSON HALL L OATES TEMPTATIONS TONY TONI TONE BILLY OCEAN MJ'S LATEST ARRII GEORGE MICHAEL RAINY DAVIS POINTER SISTERS HOWARD HEWETT Hottest: POINTER SISTERS DA ERASE TERENCE W VKOIColumbus ANNETTE TAYLOR TRENT D'A Hottest: KKSS KDAY /Los Angeld MICHAEL JACKSON 101 NORTE TEMPTATIONS GUY Jones /Morris /Albuquerque EP MD HALL 6 OATES W W WSISaginew KEITH SWEAT ROGER DYNASTY TRACIE SPENCER Bill Thomas Lisa Canning TROOP JOHNNY REMP TEMPTATIONS Kermit Crockett JOHNNY REMP K IRR WHALUM TONY TERRY TONY TERRY DEELE MONDER REDDINGS GEORGE MICHAEL JODY WATLEY MORRIS DAY none STEVIE VANESSA WILLIAMS Hottest: BOBBY BROWN PRINCE JAZZY JEFF BOBBY BROWN TONY TONI Hottest: JEAN CARNE Hottest: JAZZY JEFF KEITH SWEAT TONE ANTOINETTE PEBBLES NU SBOOZ JETS TEMPTATIONS JAZZY JEFF JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: JESSE JOHNSON Hottest, BROWN TONY TERRY EP MD WJTTIChananooga SWEAT JESSE JOHNSON JAMES JAZZY JEFF JESSE REITE TONY TONI TONE WIKS/New Bern DOUG E. FRESH JOHNSON Rich Phillips PEBBLES Hot teat: 0610 BIZ MARRIE PEBBLES STEVIE WONDER EVELYN KING BURRELL PROD! JOHNNY KEMP KEITH SWEAT Gooding /Kirkland BETTY WRIGHT TROOP BOOGIE DOWN JOHNNY KEMP STEVIE WONDER TROOP AL B. SURE MICHAEL JACKSON EVELYN RING EVELYN RING JESSE JOHNSON TRACIE SPENCER JODY WATLEY TEENA MARIE EVELYN KING WINANS Hottest: SADE TEDDY PENDERGRAS WPLZ/Petersburg DOUG E. FRESH NICOLE TERENCE TRENT D') TONY TONI TONE Hottest: STEVIE WONDER K MYX /Ojai WJMI/Jackson Debbie THERESA WJYLILouisvllla Parker MILL DOWNING KEITH SWEAT REITB SWEAT HALL L OATES Howard "HT" Thomas Paul Todd KKFX /Seattle 101 NORTH JEROME PRISTER TONY TONI TONE MICHAEL JACKSON FlsldslMarch JAZZY JEFF ANNETTE TAYLOR JOINMY KEMP Bob W Hottest: WILL Z103/Columbus J.J. FAD ICE T Iketrom DONNING TROOP JODY WATLEY JESSE JOHNSON BAND REITB SWEAT BOBBY BROWN JOHNNY KEMP J.D. Wachs DINO DAZE TROOP JETS TROOP STEVIE WONDER VANESSA WILLIAMS GEORGE MICHAEL J.J. FAD MAC BAND BY ALL MEANS GUY EVELYN KING WORLD CLASS' WRECP MAC BAND KACE/Los Angeles TERENCE TRENT D'A VANESSA WILLIAMS GUY WALTER BEASLEY MILLIE JACKSON JOHNNY KEMP ANGELA MINBUSR ROB BASE ALEXANDER O'NEAL JAZZY JEFF TRACTE SPENCER STACY LATTISAM TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottest: WNISILIpps TONY TONI TONE Hottest: BOBBY BROWN VANESSA WILLIAMS WRWM/Grand Rapids Hottest: TYEA NELSON ELEANOR KEITH SWEAT BETTY WRIGHT TRACIE SPENCER GUY Grant/Franklin BOBBY BROWN JOHNNY REMP TAYLOR DANE PAULA ABDUL TONY TONI TONE W W DM /Columbia TEDDY PENDERGRASS PAUL JACKSON JR. JAMES BROWN SADE NIA PEEPLES Hottest: Hottest: RANDY HALL Andre Carson JOHNNY TROOP GLADYS KNIGHT JAZZY JEFF GRANDMASTER FLAS PEBBLES JESSE JOHNSON REMP KEITH SWEAT TEDDY PENDERGRAS: JESSE JOHNSON. PRINCE DOUG E. FRESH ADA DYER TYRA NELSON DEELE MELBA MOORE PRINCE BALL 6 OATES TOINI TONE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV STEVIE WONDER TERENCE TRENT D'A WALTER BEASLEY RJ'S LATEST ARRIV VANESSA WILLIAMS TONT MICHAEL JACKSON TONY TONI TONE BOBBY BROWN VANESSA WILLIAMS MICHAEL COOPER SUAVE JETS BY ALL MEANS JODY WATLEY WYLD-FMINew Odeon COKES TONY XHRMISan Diego PAULA ABDUL Bottent, JEAN CARNE ONAJE ALLAN BOBBY BROWN TERRY EVELYN RING Brown/Savage ANGELA WINBUSH SYSTEM BY ALL MEANS KEITH SWEAT MORRIS DAY HerrialMGColloum TROOP DA BRASH TROOP PEBBLES KDKSIShrevepert Hottest: Hottest: JESSE JOHNSON BOBBY BROWN BOBBY BROWN TEDDY Hottest: WILL TO POWER K94/Norfolk BIlI Sharp VANESSA WILLIAMS PENDERGRASS BETTY WRIGHT TONY TONI TONE TONY TERRY KEITH SWEAT PEBBLES DIANNE REEVES AllenlLytle JAMES BRONN TERENCE TRENT D'I EVELYN RING EVELYN KING BILLY OCEAN AL B. SURE JESSE JOHNSON MORRIS DAY TERENCE TRENT D' MELBA MOORE JEAN CARNE SYSTEM MILLIE JACKSON TONY TONI TONE TONY TONI TONE DIANNE REEVES HALL 6 OATES JOHNNY REMP PAOLA ABDUL JESSE JOHNSON JOHNNY HEMP NEW EDITION LEATA GALLOWAY TRACIE SPENCER DOUG E. FRESH Hottest: STEVIE MONDER OHIO PLAYERS JAZZY JEFF JERMAINE STEWART L 'T RI MM WORLIOrlando Hottest: LASALLE GABRIEL EVELYN RING ANGELA MINBUSH TROOP PEBBLES KJLH /Los Angeles JESSE JOHNSON K1041Delles Earl James Hottest: Hottest: TEENA MARIE SUAVE W VOI /Toledo STEVIE WONDER Jimmy Smith PEBBLES JESSE JOHNSON Cliff Winston DA ERASE MAC BAND KEITH SWEAT JOHNNY REMP EVELYN KING KEITH SWEAT P aul Brown BOBBY BROWN WILL DOWNING JESSE JOHNSON J.J. FAD BOBBY BRONN STEVIE WONDER JOHNNY REMP BOBBY BROWN BILLY OCEAN CLUB NOUVEAU RJ'S LATEST APRS CHRIS JASPER TONY TONI TONE TEENA MARIE GLADYS KNIGHT TERENCE TRENT D KEITH SWEAT TERENCE TRENT D' DA ERASE BETTY WRIGHT REDDINGS TEMPTATIONS TROOP JESSE JOHNSON WPDO /Jacksonville TRACIE SPENCER VANESSA WILLIAMS PI'S LATEST ARRI TEENA MARIE Hottest: CrumbleylBrooks NA RADA BOBBY BROWN W VEE/Atlante SYSTEM RJ'S LATEST ARRI' JESSE JOHNSON KMJM /St. Louis TROOP TROOP TROOP Rey JERMAINE STEWART JOHNNY KEMP Boyd PRETTY POISON Mike Stradford ROBBY BRONN Hottest: Hottest: TROOP TROOP EVELYN KING KEITH SWEAT BURRELL J.J. FAD SADE TEENA MARIE TEENA MARIE Hottest: JAZZY JEFF STEVIE WONDER EVELYN RING B ILLY OCEAN JOHNNY KEMP KEITH SWEAT VANESSA WILLIAMS MAC BAND SYSTEM RUN D.M.C. HOWARD HEWETT Rottest: AL B. SURE RANDY HALL ^.LOB NOUVEAU SHIRLEY MURDOCK TONY TONI TONE JOHNNY REMP PEITN SWEAT JESSE JOHNSON MELBA MOORE Oh ERASE BURRELL AL B. SURE STEVIE WONDER JESSE JOHNSON KEITH SWEAT 89 Current Reporters DOUG E. FRESH BILLY OCEAN TERENCE TRENT D' TONY TONI TONE EVELYN RING 86 Current Reports DIANNE REEVES MRECRIN' CRU Hottest: JERMAINE STEWAR' Hottest: stations called In a frozen Hottest: KEITH SWEAT STEVIE WONDER Three STEVIE WONDER REITN SWEAT HOWARD HEWETT playlist: KDAYILOS Angeles, JOHNNY KEMP GEORGE MICHAEL JESSE JOHNSON WALT /Merlden, and WKND /Hartford. KEITH SWEAT JOHNNY REMP JOHNNY REMP MICHAEL JACKSON TONY TONI TONE JERMAINE STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL STEVIE WONDER

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CHART EXTRAS MOST ADDED HOTTEST TROOP (40) JESSE JOHNSON (58) BROTHERS JOHNSON BOBBY BROWN (34) KEITH SWEAT (55) TRENT (32) Kick It To The Curb (A &M) TERENCE D'ARBY JOHNNY KEMP (53) VANESSA WILLIAMS (25) 64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 29/0, Light TONY TONI TONE (40) SYSTEM (23) 27/2, Total Adds 2 including Z93, KFXZ. STEVIE WONDER (35) TEENA MARIE (21) PEBBLES (31) RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL (19) EVELYN KING (29) TRACIE SPENCER (18) GEORGE MICHAEL (14) PAULA ABDUL (15) BETTY WRIGHT (14) BREAKERS® BILLY OCEAN (15) TEDDY PENDERGRASS (12) TONY TERRY (15)

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Symptoms Of True Love (Capitol) EPMD "You Gots To Chill" (fresh /Sleeping Bag) 28/2 70% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/0, Light Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 13/2, Total Adds 2, KSOL, WENN. Heavy: WZAK, KDAY. Mediums include: K104, 49/18, Total Adds 18 including WDAS, WHUR, K104, OC104, WATV, KDLZ, WXLA, KRNB, WLUM, WJIZ, WPAL. KPRW, KKSS, KFOX. TONY TERRY "Forever Yours" (Epic) 26/15 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6/0, Light 20/15, Total Adds 15 including KRNB, WBLZ, KPRS, WAN, WENN, WOMG, KITZ, VANESSA WILLIAMS WLOU, KHYS, WOOK. Medium: WILD, WAMO, WDKX, WPEG, WHYZ, WIKS. The Right Stuff (Wing /PolyGram) 2 UVE CREW "Move Somethin'" (Luke Skywalker) 26/4 67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/2, Light Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 21/4, Total Adds 4, WZAK, WLUM, KOKY, Z92. Medium: KRNB, WEDR, WJIZ, Z16, WANM. 46/23, Total Adds 25 including WVEE, WYLD, WPAL, KPRR, WJMI, Z103, WTLC, KPRW, KACE, KMYX. WORLD CLASS WRECKIN KRU "Turn Off The Light" (Km Cut) 25/2 Rotations: Heavy 6 /0, Medium 9/1, Light 10/1, Total Adds 2, WPAL, WIKS. Heavy: WILD, WDAS, WAMO, WDKX, WXOK, PAULA ABDUL WAN. Medium: WHUR, WEDR, WZAK, WNHC, WJIZ, KOXL, KFXZ, WANM. Knocked Out (Virgin) 66% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/2, Light 46/13, Total Adds 15 including WHRK, WBMX, WBLZ, WZAK, OC104, WWDM, WFXC, KPRR, WPLZ, WGPR. SIGNIFICANT ACTION TEMPTATIONS Do You Wanna Go With Me (Motown) 64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 26/0, Light SYSTEM "Coming To America" (Atco) 23/23 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 23/23, Total Adds 23 including WDAS, WAMO, WDJY, KRNB, WDIA, WZAK, KMJM, 28/9, Total Adds 9 including WGCI, WLUM, KJLH, KQXL, WLOU, WQQK, Z92, WXOK, WAN, WENN. WVKO, KKSS. WILL DOWNING "Sending Out An S.O.S." (Island) 22/8 DOUG E. FRESH & THE GET FRESH CREW Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 2/1, Light 20/7, Total Adds 8, WDJY, KRNB, WJIZ, WJMI, WIKS, WORL, WANM, WTMP. Medium: WVOI. Keep Risin' To The Top (Danya /Fantasy) ROB BASE á D.J. E -Z ROCK "It Takes Two" (Profile) 20/5 63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 24/1, Light Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/0, Light 16/5, Total Adds 5, WILD, WOWI, WPEG, KOKY, WIKS. Medium: WEDR, KDAY, 25/8, Total Adds 9, WXYV,J WUSL, WHUR, WVEE, WEDR, WYLD, WJYL, WBLX, WPAL, WANM. WWWS. Debuts at number 38 on the Urban Contemporary chart. J.J. FAD "Supersonic" (Ruthless /Atco) 20/3 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 6 /1, Light 9/2, Total Adds 3, WXOK, WJMI, WIZF. Heavy: K104, KRNB, XHRM, KPRR, KKSS. CLUB NOUVEAU Medium: WBLZ, WZAK, WPEG, WFXC, WANM. It's A Cold, Cold World (WB) RAYS "Be Alone Tonight" (EMI- Manhattan) 19/2 62% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/0, Light Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 8/0, Light 11/2, Total Adds 2, KDLZ, WGPR. Mediums include: WEDR, WGCI, KPRS, WNHC, 39/10, Total Adds 10 including WHUR, WDIA, K94, WBMX, WGCI, KDLZ, WHYZ, WFXC. WPDQ, KWTD, WQIM. da'KRASH "Trapped In Phases" (Capitol) 18/11 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 16/11, Total Adds 11 including WEDR, K94, WJIZ, WENN, WPAL. WZFX, WPDQ, KFXZ, WLOU, WORL. Medium: WFXA, WTMP. NICOLE "Jam Packed (At The Wall)" (Epic) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 14/3, Total Adds 3, WJIZ, WAN, WJTT. Medium: OC104, WANM, WTMP. NEW & ACTIVE IMAGINATION "Instinctual" (RCA) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 14/1, Total Adds 1, WXLA. Medium: WNHC, WCKX. BILLY OCEAN "Color Of Love" (Arista) 15/15 JETS "Make It Real" (MCA) 52/9 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 15/15, Total Adds 15 including WDAS, WHUR, K104, WOWI, WGCI, KPRS, WLUM, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 28/1, Light 22/8, Total Adds 9, WHUR, WHRK, WHYZ, WQIM, WPLZ, WGPR, WKWM, WXLA, WNHC. WDKX, WAN. WWWS. Heavy: WAMO, WJMI. Mediums include: WVEE, K104, KRNB, K94, WOWI. DIANNE REEVES "Better Days" (EMI -Manhattan) 15/6 ANGELA WINBUSH "C'est Toi (it's You)" (Mercury/PolyGram) 52/7 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 5/1, Light 5/5, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WUSL, WVEE, K94, XHRM, 0C104. Heavy: WILD, WHUR, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 19/1, Ught 30/6, Total Adds 7, WHRK, K94, WBMX, WJYL, WQIM, WANM, Z103. Heavy: WOWI; WFXC, WOMG. Medium: WHRK, KMJM, WPDQ, WOOK. WNHC, WFXA, WLOU. Mediums include: WDAS. KRNB, WDIA, WGCI, WBLZ. OHIO PLAYERS "Sweat" (Track) 14/6 REDDINGS "So In Love With You" (Polydor/PolyGram) 52/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0. Light 13/6, Total Adds 6, WEDR, WEKS, WFXA, WFXC, KHYS, KDKS. Medium: WKWM. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/0, Light 33/4, Total Adds 4, KWTD, WLOU, WJJS, WVOI. Heavy: WXOK. Mediums include: POINTER SISTERS "I'm In Love" (RCA) 14/5 WEDR, WHUR, WDIA, WJIZ, WFXA. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0 /0, Light 14/5, Total Adds 5, WDIA, WEKS. WOFX, WOOK, Z92. SHANICE WILSON "The Way You Love Me" (ABM) 52/3 WINANS "Give Me You" (Owest/WB) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 33/1, Light 12/2, Total Adds 3, WXOK, Z93, KIIZ. Heavies include: K104. KDAY, WNHC. Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 6 /0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, WWWS. Medium: WILD, WDIA, KSOL, KIIZ, WIMP, KACE. KOKY, Z92. Mediums include: WDAS, WAMO, WVEE, WDIA, WYLD. Returns to New & Active alter tailing below but 60% SWEET SENSATION It While It's Hot" (Atco) 13/1 continues to show activity. "Take Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, WAMO. Heavy: KFOX. Medium: WHUR, XHRM, KSOL, KKSS. GUY "Groove Me" (MCA) 49/11 JEROME PRISTER "Say You'll Be" (Tuff City) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/1, Ught 35/10, Total Adds 11 including WXYV, WILD, WHUR, WENN, Z93, WHYZ, WJYL, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2, WZFX, WIKS. Heavy: Z93. Medium: WPEG, WJTT. KHYS, WOOK, Z103. Heavy: KJLH. Mediums include: K104, K94, WFXC, WQMG, KIIZ. CHAD "Fast Music, Love & Promises" (RCA) 12/0 BY ALL MEANS "I Surrender To Your Love" (Island) 46/6 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 1/0, Light 11/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WDIA. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 20/0, Light 26/6, Total Adds 6 including WZAK, WWDM, KWTD, WBLX, WPLZ. Mediums STETSASONIC "Sally" (Tommy Boy) 11/4 include: WHUR, WDIA, WEDR, WOWI, WDKX. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/4, Total Adds 4, WDAS, WDJY, WEDR, WEKS. Medium: KDAY. ALEXANDER O'NEAL "The Lovers" (Tabu 43/8 /CBS) NOEL "Like A Child" (4th & Broadway/Island) 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16 /0, Light 25/8, Total Adds 8, WBMX, WZAK, KPRS, WJIZ, WZFX, 292, WIZF, Z103. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5 /0, Light 6/1. Total Adds 1, WBLZ. Medium: K94, XHRM, KSOL, WJTT, KFXZ. WEKS, KACE. Mediums include: WDJY, WHUR, K104, WYLD, KJLH. BURRELL "I'll Wait For You (Take Your Time)" (Virgin) 10/9 TROOP "Mamacita" (Atlantic) 42/40 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/9. Total Adds 9, WDIA, KPRS, KMJM, KOKY, WIMP, WCKX, WGPR, WWWS, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 313. Light 39/37, Total Adds 40 including WILD, WDAS, K104, KRNB, WEDR, K94, WOWI, WVOI. WBMX, WGCI, WBLZ KIRK WHALUM "Give Me Your Love" (Columbia) 10/3 MILDE JACKSON "Something You Can Feel" (Jive /RCA) 42/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 10/3, Total Adds 3, WOWI, WEKS, WQFX. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 12/0, Light 30/4, Total Adds 4, WOIS, KWTD, Z103, KFOX. Mediums include: WHUR, KRNB, WDIA, WEDR, WZAK. BOBBY BROWN "Don't Be Cruel" (MCA) 38/34 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/4, Light 33/30, Total Adds 34 including WXYV, WHUR, K104, WYLD, K94. Medium: WDAS. TA MARA & THE SEEN "Blueberry Gossip" (AIM) 36/11 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 4/0, Light 32/11. Total Adds 11 including WDAS, WGCI, WJIZ, WAN. WZFX, WHYZ, Z16, NEW ARTISTS KWTD, KHYS, Z92. Medium: WCKX, WKWM, WWWS, WVOI. L TYKA NELSON "Marc Anthony's Tune" (Cool Tempo /Chrysalis) 34/6 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5 /0, Light 29/6, Total Adds 6, WAN, WQMG, KHYS, 2103, WXLA, KFOX. Medium: WHUR, Reports/Adds WDIA, WFXC, WOOK, WCKX. 1 Me 49/11 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY "Sign Your Name" (Columbia) 33/32 GUY /Groove (MCA) Rotations: Heavy 0/q Medium 4/3, Light 29/29, Total Adds 32 including WUSL. WAMO, WHUR, K104, WDIA, WHRK, WYLD, 2 BY ALL MEANS /I Surrender To Love (Island) 46/6 K94, WBMX, WGCI. Medium: WDKX. 3 TROOP /Mamacita (Atlantic) 42/40 RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL "Off The Hook With Your Love" (EMI -Manhattan) 33/19 4 TYKA NELSON /Marc Anthony's Tune (Cooltempo /Chrysalis) 34/6 Adds 19 including WILD, WDJY, WHUR, WBLZ, KJLH, WFXA, WXOK, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 30/18, Total 5 WALTER BEASLEY/On The Edge (Polydor /PolyGram) 33/3 Z93, WWDM, WHYZ. Medium: K104, WZAK. 6 LEATA GALLOWAY/With Every Beat Of My Heart (Columbia) 29/7 WALTER BEASLEY "On The Edge" (Polydor/PolyGram) 33/3 7 EPMD/You Gots To Chill (Fresh /Sleeping Bao) 28/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 11/0, Light 21/3, Total Adds 3, KWTD, WPLZ, Z103. Heavy: WILD. Mediums include: WNHC, WXOK, WJTT, WHYZ, WOOK. 8 2 UVE CREW/Move Somethin' (Luke Skywalker) 26/4 TEENA MARIE "Work It" (Epic) 30/21 9 WORLD CLASS WRECKIN KRU/Turn Off The Light (Kru Cut) 25/2 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 28/21, Total Adds 21 including WILD, WUSL, WAMO, WDJY, KRNB. Medium: 10 WILL DOWNING /Sending Out An S.O.S (Island) 22/8 WHUR, WJMI. LEATA GALLOWAY "With Every Beat Of My Heart" (Columbia) 29/7 New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker by reporting stations. Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 2/0, Light 27/7, Total Adds 7, WHRK, K94, WOWI, WEKS, KDLZ, WHYZ, KWTD. Medium: WHUR, WDIA.

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TOP 50 MAY 20, 1988 MOST ADDED

EDDIE RABBITT (59) 3 2 Total GEORGE STRAIT (38) WKS WKS LW TW Reports /Adds Heavy Medium Light RESTLESS HEART (35) 8 4 0 RANDY TRAVIS / I Told You So (WB) 165/0 163 2 0 GLEN CAMPBELL (34) 3 3 1 2 EARL THOMAS CONLEY /What She Is (Is A Woman In Love) (RCA) 161/0 146 14 1 REBA McENTIRE (32) 12 8 6 Q DESERT ROSE BAND /He's Back And I'm Blue (MCA /Curb) 164/0 127 35 2 RONNIE McDOWELL (21) MARIE OSMOND (21) 14 10 8 Q TANYA TUCKER /If It Don't Come Easy (Capitol) 164/2 127 35 2 RICKY VAN SHELTON (21) 18 15 10 ALABAMA /Fallin' Again (RCA) 165/0 97 66 2 0 LYLE LOVETT (20) 16 14 12 GATLIN BROTHERS /Love Of A Lifetime (Columbia) 164/1 85 72 7 0 MEL McDANIEL (18)

to 7 7 - 7 O'KANES /One True Love (Columbia) 153/0 105 35 13 SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & BICKHARDT (18) 7 5 4 8 OAK RIDGE BOYS /True Heart (MCA) 151/0 101 36 14 15 13 11 Q D. PARTON, L. RONSTADT, & E. HARRIS /Wildflowers (WB) 154/1 87 60 7 23 20 13 ROSANNE CASH/It You Change Your Mind (Columbia) 165/0 68 88 9 21 19 15 a SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO /Satisfy You (Columbia) 159/0 59 88 12 17 16 14 ® DON WILLIAMS /Another Place, Another Time (Capitol) 152/2 69 76 7 HOTTEST 11 9 9 13 JO -EL SONNIER /No More One More Time (RCA) 144/0 75 52 17

29 24 18 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND /Workin' Man (Nowhere To Go) (WB) 160/3 28 113 19 RANDY TRAVIS (125) zo 18 17 BILLY JOE ROYAL /Out Of Sight And On My Mind (Atlantic America) 144/1 63 63 18 EARL THOMAS CONLEY (96) 19 17 16 MERLE HAGGARD /Chill Factor (Epic) 141/0 56 69 16 DESERT ROSE BAND (56) 30 26 19 m VERN GOSDIN /Set'Em Up Joe (Columbia) 155/4 29 102 24 TANYA TUCKER (56) 33 25 20 e) MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY with RYAN MURPHEY / Talkin' To The Wrong Man (WB) 154/5 25 112 17 KATHY MATTEA (44)

31 27 22 OD MICHAEL JOHNSON /I Will Whisper Your Name (RCA) 155/5 17 110 28 ALABAMA (38) O'KANES (36) 5 20 KATHY MATTEA/Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses (Mercury /PG) 130/0 81 39 10 RONNIE MILSAP & MIKE REID (35) 2 2 3 21 RONNIE MILSAP & MIKE REID /Old Folks (RCA) 134/0 73 49 12 OAK RIDGE BOYS (31) 34 28 24 TWITTY /Goodbye Time (MCA) 142/1 © CONWAY 16 98 28 JO -EL SONNIER (26) 39 32 28 ® EXILE /Just One Kiss (Epic) 145/10 8 96 41 35 29 26 DAVID LYNN JONES /High Ridin' Heroes (Mercury /PG) 136/5 20 73 43

36 30 27 FOSTER & LLOYD /Texas In 1880 (RCA) 141/7 11 91 39 47 37 33 a, RICKY VAN SHELTON/ Don't We All Have The Right (Columbia) 149/21 5 83 61 37 31 29 ff/ SOUTHERN PACIFIC /Midnight Highway (WB) 131/10 11 82 38 NEW ARTISTS 42 35 30 m KEITH WHITLEY /Don't Close Your Eyes (RCA) 143/9 7 81 55 47 36 lÿ REBA McENTIRE /Sunday Kind Of Love (MCA) 148/32 5 58 85 Reports/Adds 37 e' GEORGE STRAIT /Baby Blue (MCA) 145/38 5 64 76 45 39 34 ® SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & BICKHARDT /Givers And Takers (MTM) 133/18 3 64 66 1 SHENANDOAH/She... (Col.) 96/8 2 K.D. LANG /I'm Down To My... (Sire) 72/12 44 41 38 SAWYER BROWN /01d Photographs (Capitol /Curb) 111/10 2 57 52 © 3 DAVID BALL/Steppin' Out (RCA) 69/8 BREAKER RESTLESS HEART /Bluest Eyes In Texas (RCA) 122/35 0 33 89 Q 4 JEFF DUGAN /I Wish It Was That... (WB) 31/14 BELLAMY BROTHERS/I'll Give You All My Love Tonight (MCA /Curb) 112/17 3 40 69 BREAKER© 5 DONNA MEADE /Love's Last... (Merc. /PG) 30/11 48 45 39 1;) SHENANDOAH /She Doesn't Cry Anymore (Columbia) 96/8 1 44 51 6 RUSSELL SMITH/Three Piece Suit (Epic) 29/11 49 46 41 © LEE GREENWOOD /I Still Believe (MCA) 100/10 1 38 61 7 ROBIN LEE/This Old Flame (Atl. /Amer.) 28/2 8 BURCH 6 22 31 37 EDDY RAVEN / I'm Gonna Get You (RCA) 48/0 19 16 13 SISTERS /Everytime... (Merc. /PG) 23/7 9 DARDEN SMITH /Day After... (Epic) 15/6 49 43 NANCI GRIFFITH /I Knew Love (MCA) 92/14 4 34 54 © 10 CANYON /In The Middle... (16th Ave. /Cap.) 13/4 44 © CHARLEY PRIDE /I'm Gonna Love Her On The Radio (16th Avenue /Capitol) 88/16 0 37 51 5 12 23 40 STEVE WARINER /Baby I'm Yours (MCA) 54/0 13 22 19

22 21 21 41 SKIP EWING /Your Memory Wins Again (MCA) 53/0 7 36 10 New Artists are those who have riot previously been reported by 60% of the reporting stations. I DEBUT a) EDDIE RABBITT/The Wanderer (RCA) 86/59 0 15 71

4 6 25 43 KENNY ROGERS /The Factory (RCA) 49/0 5 28 16 - - 47 TAMMY WYNETTE /Beneath A Painted Sky (Epic) 72/13 0 26 46 s 11 32 45 YOAKAM /Always Late With Your Kisses (Reprise) 24 11 DWIGHT 41/0 6 MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achiev- - - 49 © K.D. LANG /I'm Down To My Last Cigarette (Sire /WB) 72/12 0 18 54 ing the most adds nationally, and the songs reported "hottest compiled from all our reporters. The number 13 23 35 47 HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Young Country (WB /Curb) 38/0 12 14 12 in parentheses immediately following the songs in I DEBUT DAVID BALL /Steppin' Out (RCA) 69/8 1 18 50 Q Most Added & Hottest indicate the total number of f DEBUT LYLE LOVETT/I Loved You Yesterday (MCA /Curb) 64/20 0 14 50 Country reporters adding the song this week or noting DEBUTS a MEL McDANIEL /Real Good Feel Good Song (Capitol) 63/18 1 20 42 that the song is among their five hottest.

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RESTLESS HEART BELLAMY BROTHERS Bluest Eyes In Texas (RCA) I'll Give You All My Love Tonight (MCA /Curb) On 74% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 33, Light 89, Total On 68% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 40, Light 69, Adds 35 including WPTR, WPOC, WHWK, WDSY, Total WPOR, WCOS, KKIX, KSSN, Adds 17, WBEE, WKHX, KHEY, WQIK, WAMZ, KNFM, WSM, WCMS, WPAP, WKKQ, KISS -FM, WCMS, WUSN, WKKQ, KWMT, WGEE, WFMS, KRKT, KUZZ, KNAX, WGEE, WFMS, KTPK, KKCS, KFMS, KUPL, KKAT. Moves 48 -42 -34 on the Country KFMS, KNIX. Moves 45 -33 on the Country chart. chart.

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THE GATLINS - "LOVE OF A LIFETIME " -a Their biggest single in years. R &R 6 *, BB 13 *, GAVIN 8*

SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "SATISFY YOU" An out-of-the-box smash headed straight to the top! R &R 11 *, BB 15 *, GAVIN 10* ROSANNE CASH -

"IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND" 4. The third consecutive hit from the classic King's Record Shop album R &R 10 *, BB 10 *, GAVIN 11*

VERN GOSDIN - "SET 'EM UP JOE" .6 The Voice of country radio U.S.A. R &R 17 *, BB 18 *, GAVIN 19* SHENANDOAH - "SHE DOESN'T CRY ANYMORE" Great song! Great Vocals! Great Airplay! R &R 35 *, BB 37 *, GAVIN Deb 40* RICKY VAN SHELTON - "DON'T WE ALL HAVE THE RIGHT "9R, After two number one singles and a gold album debut, this may be Ricky's biggest success story ever.

R &R 26 *, BB 30 *, GAVIN 29*

EXILE - "JUST ONE KISS" 775 Generating tremendous listener response. A great springtime record. R &R 23 *, BB 27 *, GAVIN 31* TAMMY WYNETTE - "BENEATH A PAINTED SKIT. A classic performance from everybody's favorite female vocalist.

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DARDEN SMITH "Day After Tomorrow" (Epic) 15/6 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium NEW & ACTIVE 3, Light 12, Total Adds 6, KASE. WTVY, WCMS, WAXX, KITS, KSOP. Medium: WOW, KFDI Light: KMML, WDXE, KFGO, WDAF, WTCM, KVOO, KTOM. PINKARD & BOWDEN "Arab, Alabama" (WB) 15/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 13, Total Adds 3, KFDI, KIK -FM, KSOP. Medium: WUBE, WTCM. Light: KMML, WKLO, WBVE, WAXX, KFGO, KWMT, WTHI, KRKT, KFRE, KALF. NANCI GRIFFITH "I Knew Love" (MCA) 92/14 CANYON "In The Middle Of The Night" (16th Avenue /Capitol) 13/4 Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 34, Light 54, Total Adds 14, WCAO, WTCR, WXKX, WILQ, WXBQ, WLVK, KPLX, WMC, WOYK, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 13, Total Adds 4, WVAM, WCVR, KFGO, WTCM. Light: KMML, WRNS, WTVY. WCMS WMNI, KJJY, WWWW, WKKQ, KRAK. Heavy: WOKK, WKYQ, KKYX, WTSO. Moves 49 -43 -38 on the Country chart. KKYX, KSO, KVOO, KRWQ, KTOM. CHARLEY PRIDE "I'm Gonna Love Her On The Radio" (16th Avenue /Capitol) 88/16 ETHEL & THE SHAMELESS HUSSIES "One Night Stan" (MCA) 12/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 37, Light 51, Total Adds 16, WHWK, WYRK, WTCR, WILD, WORC, WVMI, WLVK, KSSN, KNFM, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 10, Total Adds 3, WCMS, KTTS, KFDI. Medium: KSO, WOW. Lignt: WWVA, WBHP WNOE, WPAP, KCJB, KZSN, KGHL, KKCS. KNIX. Moves 44 -39 on the Country chart. KYKX, KKYX, WAXX, WDAF, KRWQ. EDDIE RABBITT "The Wanderer" (RCA) 86/59 LISA CHILDRESS "Say You Love Me Again" (True) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15, Light 71, Total Adds 59 including WBOS, WWVA, WKHX, WZZK, WUSY, KPLX, KHEY, Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 10, Total Adds 2, KHEY, KJNE. Heavy: KITS. Medium: KFGO. Light: WTVY, KKYX WKSJ, WNOE, WYYD, WUBE, KFKF, WOW, KIK -FM, KYGO, KZLA, KUPL, KWJJ, KSAN, KRPM. Debuts at number 42 on the KSO, WOW, WTCM, KVOO, KFDI, KSOP. Country chart. GEORGE JONES "The Old Man No One Loves" (Epic) 11/7 TAMMY WYNETTE "Beneath A Painted Sky" (Epic) 72/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 9, Total Adds 7, WDXE, WOKK, KKYX, KBMR, WDAF, WTHI, KVOO, Medium: WTCM Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 26, Light 46, Total Adds 13, WVAM, WCAO, KMML, KKIX, KSSN, WLWI, WUSQ, WYNG, WCUZ, Light: KMML, WKLO, WTVY. KCJB, KTPK, KFMS, KKAT. Medium: WXTU, KEAN, WEZL, WSOC, WCMS, KXXY, KUZZ. Moves 47-44 on the Country chart. VINCE GILL "The Radio" (RCA) 10/10 K.D. LANG "I'm Down To My Last Cigarette" (Sire/WB) 72/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 10, KEAN, KRRV, KMML, WUSY, WTVY, WOKK, WMUS, KRWQ, KEKB Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 18, Light 54, Total Adds 12, WXTU, WCVR, KEAN, KIKK, WLWI, WKYQ, WBVE, WYNG, KZSN, KSOP. WOCB, WCMS, KVOC, KZLA, KKAT. Medium: WSLR, WDAF, KITS, KTOM, KSOP, KDRK. Moves 49-46 on the Country RODNEY CROWELL "I Couldn't Leave You N I Tried" (Columbia) 9/6 chart. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 6, Total Adds 6, KYKR, WUSY, WTCM, KUZZ, KRWQ, KEKB. Medium: KBMR. Light DAVID BALL "Steppin' Out" (RCA) 69/8 KMML, WAMZ. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 18, Light 50, Total Adds 8, WOCB, WWVA, WORC, WUSY, WAMZ, WYNG, KZSN, KKAT. Heavy: RIC STEEL "Whose Baby Are You" (Panache) 9/6 WDAF. Medium: WVAM, WAYZ, KMML. WTVY, KKYX, WSLR. WWWW. WTCM, KFDI, KEKB, KDRK. Debuts at number 48 on Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 6, WAYZ, WRNS, WCMS, KJNE, KVOC, KEKB. Medium: WTVY. Light. the Country chart. WDXE, KRWQ. LYLE LOVETT "I Loved You Yesterday" (MCA /Curb) 64/20 DANA McVICKER "Rock -A -Bye Heart" (Capitol) 9/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 50, Total Adds 20, WVAM, WPOC, WDSY, KYKR, WUSY, KKIX, KYKX, KNFM, WYYD, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 3, WAJR, WWKA, WUSQ. Medium: KITS. Light: WTVY, WDXE, WOKK, WOYK, WMNI, KWMT, KCJB, KITS, WTHI, KTPK, KRKT, KGHL, KVOC, KSOP. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart. KVOO,KRWO. MEL McDANIEL "Real Good Feel Good Song" (Capitol) 63/18 JOHN WESLEY RYLES "Nobody Knows" (WB) 8/8 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 20, Light 42, Total Adds 18, WVAM, WQCB, WOBE, WAJR, WCVR, WVMI, WUSY, KKIX, KSSN, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 6, Total Adds 8, WAYZ, KRRV, WTVY, WDXE, KYKX, WKSJ, KBMR, WTCM. WGKX, WLWI, WUSQ, KBMR, WYNG, KCJB, KTPK, KUUY, KEKB. Heavy: WOKK. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart. LYNNE TYNDALL "This Is Me Leaving" (Evergreen) 8/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 1, KSOP. Medium: WEZL. Light: WTVY, KKYX, KSO, KFGO, KITS, KVOO. JUDY RODMAN "coin' To Work" (MTM) 57/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9. Light 48, Total Adds 13, WDSY, WEZL, WUSY, KHEY, WAMZ, WMNI, KWMT, KCJB, WMUS, KITS, WTHI, KGHL, KRPM. Medium: WCVR, WTW', KKYX, WOW, WTCM, KFDI, KALF, KTOM.

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ARTIST /Song Title (Label) Album Title GLEN CAMPBELL "I Have You" (MCA) 48/34 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 11, Light 36, Total Adds 34 including WOBE, KASE, KIKK, WSM, WCMS, KKYX, KJNE, WAXX, WCUZ, KFKF, WTSO, WMUS, KITS, KVOO, KUZZ, KVOC, KYGO, KUGN, KALE, KTOM. GEORGE STRAIT You RONNIE McDOWELL "I'm Still Missing You" (Curb) 33/21 /If Ain't Lovin',... (MCA) If You Ain't Lovin',... Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 26, Total Adds 21, WAYZ, WAJR, KEAN, KYKR, WSOC. WRNS, WDXE, WCMS, WWKA, CHARLEY PRIDE/Where Was I (16th Avenue/Capitol) I'm Gonna Love Her... WYYD, KKYX, WUBE, KFGO. KWMT, WTSO. WOW, WTHI, KFDI, KRKT, KALF, KDRK. JEFF DUGAN "I Wish N Was That Easy Going Home" (WB) 31/14 RODNEY CROWELL/Above And Beyond (Columbia) Diamonds And Dirt Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 27, Total Adds 14, WWVA, KRRV, WTVY, KIKK, WOKK, WNOE, WOW, WWJO, KRKT, BELLAMY BROTHERS /It's Raining Girls (MCA /Curb) Crazy From The Heart KVOC, KUUY, KWJJ, KALF, KTOM. Medium: KITS, KUZZ, KNIX. DONNA MEADE "Love's Last Stand" ( Mercury/PolyGram) 30/11 PATTY LOVELESS /I Can't Get You... (MCA) If My Heart Had Windows Light 27, Total Adds 11, WQCB, WGKX, WCMS, WWKA, KWMT, WTSO, KITS, WTHI, KVOC, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, JO -EL SONNIER/Tear Stained Letter (RCA) KRWQ, KORK. Medium, KRRV, WTVY. Light: WDSY, WPAP, KKYX. WDAF, KFDI, KIK -FM, KALF. Come On Joe RUSSELL SMITH "Three Piece Suit" (Epic) 29/11 K.T. OSLIN /Doctor, Doctor (RCA) 80's Ladies Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 24, Total Adds 11. WEZL, WUSY, WRNS, KHEY, WGKX, KJNE, WTSO, KTPK, KIK -FM, KUUY, KDRK. Medium: WTVY, KITS, WTCM, KFDI. Light: WSOC, KYKX, WOKK, KSO, KSOP. RANDY TRAVIS/What'll You Do About Me (WB) Always & Forever ROBIN LEE "This Old Flame" (Atlantic America) 28/2 SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO /I Feel Fine (Columbia) One Time One Night Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 19, Total Adds 2, WMC, KIK -FM. Medium: WAJR, KRRV, WRNS, WTVY, KIKK, KKYX, KSO, KFGO, WOW. Light: WWVA, WEZL, WAMZ, WLWI, WCMS, KJNE, WTSO, WTHI, KVOC. ALABAMA /I Can't Stop (RCA) Just Us MARIE OSMOND "Without A Trace" (Capitol/Curb) 26/21 REBA McENTIRE /Respect (MCA) Reba Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 21, Total Adds 21, KEAN, KMML, WUSY, WDXE, WOKK, WPAP, KKYX, KJNE, KBMR, WAXX, KFGO, KXXY, KITS, WTCM, KVOO, KFDI, KEKB, KNIX, KCCY, KALF, KTOM. GEORGE STRAIT/Under These Conditions (MCA) If You Ain't Lovin',... You Go Outside I Hope It Rains" (Mercury/PolyGram) 23/7 BURCH SISTERS "Everytime RONNIE McDOWELL/Suspicion (Curb) I'm Still Missing You Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 21, Total Adds 7, WUSY, KSSN, WOW, WTCM, KVOO, KVOC, KALF. Medium: WTVY, KFDI. Light WWVA, KRRV, WDXE, KKYX, KSO, WAXX, KFGO, KWMT, KRKT, KIK -FM, KRWQ, KTOM, KSOP, KCKC. EDDIE RABBITT /She's An Old Cadillac (RCA) I Wanna Dance With... PATTY LOVELESS "A Little Bit In Love" (MCA) 21/16 PAKE McENTIRE/The Work Song (RCA) Whole Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 17, Total Adds 16, WAYZ, WXKX, WXTU, KRRV, KMML, KYKR, WOKK, KBMR, WMNI, My World WDAF, WTCM, KUZZ, KVOC, KRWQ, KEKB, KSOP. Medium: KFDI. Light: WTVY, WDXE, WTOR, KALF. JUDDS /Old Pictures (RCA) Heartland

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10. Restless Heart has an incredible first single called "Bluest Eyes In Texas" from their soon- to -be- released album.

9. David Ball thrilled country radio at the RCA show at CRS, and his record is " Steppan' Outi"

8. Keith Whitley is on his way to one of country radio's best records ever... "Don't Close Your Eyes."

7. The RCA promotion staff can keep their jobs!

6. Michael Johnson and Juice Newton have a duet corn- ing soon! -"It Must Be You."

5. Eddie Rabbitt recreates the song your audience grew up with... "The Wanderer."

4. Nipper will not get distemper!

3. Vince Gill will show you a real "Radio" record that's no cheap gimmick!

2. The Judds' "Give A Little Love" from their upcoming new album.

1. Joe and Jack can put more gas in the bus. and come see you...soon!

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RICHARD MARX OM "Dreaming" (Virgin /A &M) 23/0 Medium: WSLO, WAFL, WCKQ, WFPA, Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 12/0. Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WSKI, KVIC. To The Nights (EMI- Manhattan) WQHQ, WORG, WBGM, WZLQ, WTWR, Hold On WKTK, KHOZ, KRLB, KVOP, WKCX, WAEV, KYJC, KAYN. Light, 8100, WTRX, 50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 13, Light WJON, KKLV. ELISA FIORILLO "Forgive Me For Dreaming" (Chrysalis) 22/1 25 including KLCY, B100, WAEB, WMGS, WOXY, WAHR, WKCX, KYJC, KAYN. 32, Total Adds Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6/0, Light 16/1, Total Adds 1, KEY103. Medium: WSKI, WCKQ, KVOP, WCAC. WZLQ, KVIC, WJON, KKLV, WTFM, WIZD, WRMF, WTRX, KWAV. Light including B100, WXTC, WNAM, WTRX, WKNE, WFPA, WKTK, WORG, KSTR. TIMBUK 3 "Easy" (IRS /MCA) 21/9 KVOP, WCAC, WBGM, WMTFM, KSTR, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2 :0, Light 19/9, Total Adds 9, WSLQ, KWFM, KHOZ, WORG, WKCX, WZLQ, KAYN. L NEW & ACTIVE r KYJC Medium. WEIM, KVIC Light including WKYE. KEY103, WSKI, WCKO, WFPA, WGSV, ROBBIE ROBERTSON "Somewhere Down The Crazy River" (Geffen) 18/0 WSLQ, WNAM, WECO, WKCX, WBGM, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Heavy. KKLV. Medium: KMGQ. WZLQ, KVIC, KAYN. Light: KEFM, 3WM, WWMJ, WQNY, WCKQ, WKTK, WCAC. KSTR, In Love" (RCA) 37/18 17/9 POINTER SISTERS "I'm KEFM, JON ANDERSON "Hold On To Love" Columbia Total Adds 18, KLCY, B100, WAEB, WEBE, WZNY, WNAM, WTRX, KHOZ, WORG, WBGM, WMTFM, WJON, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9/3, Light 28/15, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3i1, Light 14/8, Total Adds 9, KVIC, WAFL, WGSV, WBGM, WTWR, KSTR. Medium including KWFM, WEIM, WSKI, KSTR, KAYN. WCVO, WFPA, KHOZ, WAHR, KVOP, WKCX, WCAC, KYJC. Medium including WEIM, WGLL. Light including WEBE, WNAM, WSKI, WRCX, KVIC, WOHO, WGSV. Light including KEY103, WSLO, WAFL, WZLO, KVIC, WMJC. WCKQ. VIEW FROM THE HILL "Stay And Let Me Love You" (Capitol) 17/0 FISHER "Love Changes (Everything)" (Capitol) 35/8 Total Adds 0. Heavy. WEIM. Light: WEBE, WTRX, 3WM, WSKI, WKTK, WGSV. CLIMIE KRLB, WCAC. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0, Light 16/0, 21/7, Total Adds 8, KEY103, WSLQ, WRMF, WTRX, WKSB, WFPA, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14/1, Light WORG, WKCX, WCAC, WBGM, WZLQ, KVIC, WMJC, KYJC. KAYN, KMGO. WSKI, WCKQ, WKCX, WBGM, WZLQ, KVIC, KAYN. Light Medium including WPIX, WKYE, KWFM, WWMJ, WEIM, WAFL, Horse) 16/8 WKTK, WORG. KVOP, KYJC. CLIFF RICHARD "Some People" (Striped including KLCY, B100, WAEB, WNAM. WQNY, WEIM, WSKI, KHOZ, WCAC, WBGM, WJON. Light Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 16/8, Total Adds 8, KEY103, WNAM. ( Elektra) 32/3 10,000 MANIACS "Like The Weather" including WEBE, WAFL. WFPA, WGSV, WORG, WZLQ, KYJC, KAYN. KKLV. Heavy: WEIM, WAFL. Medium including Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/1, Light 17/2, Total Adds 3, WKYE, KWFM, I (Uni) 15/15 WBGM, WZLQ, WMTFM, KYJC, KAYN. Light including 8100, WEBE, WET WET WET "Wishing Was Lucky" WPIX, WECO, WSKI, WFPA, WGSV, WORG, WKCX, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WFPA, WORG, KVOP. Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 15/15, Total Adds 15, B100, WEBE, WTRX, WQNY, KRLB, KVOP, WCAC. WIHN, WTWR, KSTR, KMGQ. WSLQ, WNAM, KYJC, KAYN. 29/29 WCAC, WZLQ, KVIC. WTWR, BILLY OCEAN "The Color Of Love" (Jive /Arista) 14/14 Adds 29, WALK, WPIX, WEBE, WMGS, WTCB, U102, WIZD, WSLQ, TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Joy" (Elektra) Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6/6, Light 23/23, Total WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WOHO, WCKQ, WFPA, WGSV, WORG, KVOP, WKCX, WZLQ, KVIC, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1:1, Light 13113, Total Adds 14, 8100, WEBE, WNAM, WTRX, KEFM, WWMJ, WEIM, WONY, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WKTK, WGSV, WORG. WKCX, WZLQ. WMTFM, KAYN. WMTFM. KSTR, KYJC, KAYN, KMGQ. DEVONSOUARE "Walking On Ice" (Atlantic) 14/0 AL B. SURE! "Rite And Day" (WB) 29/7 WAFL, WFPA, WAHR, WKCX, WCAC, WMTFM, WSLQ, KRLB, KVOP, WAEV, WIHN. Medium Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8/0, Light 6i0, Total Adds O. Medium: WEIM, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/1, Light 22/6, Total Adds 7, WPIX, WHTX, KEY103, KELT, WNAM, WAFL, WJON. Light: WNAM, WWMJ, WSKI, WQHQ, KYJC, KAYN. including WZNY, KWFM, WEIM, WGLL, WSKI, WKCX. Light including WNLT, KLSI, 8100, WKTK, WGSV, KHOZ, WORG, WCAC. WZLQ, KVIC, KAYN. ICEHOUSE "Electric Blue" (Chrysalis) 13/0 WCKQ. KVIC. Medium: WPIX, KMJI, U102, Rotations. Heavy 4 /0, Medium 5 /0, Light 4/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WLTF, WMJI, KOAQ, BREATHE "Hands To Heaven" (A &M) 25/20 KEY103, WNAM, WAFL, WSKI, WOHO, WKSB, WAFL, KRLB. Light. B100. WKYE, WEIM, KAYN. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/4, Light 16/16, Total Adds 20, KEZR, WZNY, KMGQ. Heavy: B100. Medium including 12/4 WGSV, KRLB, WORG, KVOP, WKCX, WCAC, WZLQ, KVIC, WIHN, KYJC, KAYN, TONY TERRY "Forever Yours" (Epic) 1114, Total Adds 4, WCAC, WZLQ, KYJC, WBGM. Medium: WEIM. Light including WMYX, KOST, WEIM, WAHR. Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1;0, Light WAFL. WSKI, WCKQ, WCVO, WFPA, WORG, KVIC, KSTR. SWING OUT SISTER "Surrender" (Mercury/PolyGram) 25/8 KWFM, WQHQ, WAHR, WMJC, KSTR. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9/1, Light 16/7, Total Adds 8, WXTC, WTCB, WNAM, CHEAP TRICK "The Flame" (Epic) 12/0 including KEY103, WTRX, WQNY, WFPA, Adds 0. Heavy: WKYE, WCKQ, KVOP. Medium: WAFL, KVIC. Light: 6100, Medium including WSLO, WAR, WSKI, WCAC, WBGM, KVIC, KKLV, KMGQ. Light Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/0, Light 7/0, Total KAYN. WGSV, WORG, WMTFM, KYJC, KAYN. WTRX, WORG, WKCX, WAEV, KYJC, CHERYL WHEELER "Emotional Response" (Cypress /A &M) 9/1 Medium: WJON, KYJC. Light including Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2 /0, Light 6'1. Total Adds 1, WTRX. Heavy. WAHR. WECO, WFPA. WThVR. KKLV. KAYN. L ROTATION BREAKOUTS SCARLETT & BLACK "Let Yourself Go -Go" (Virgin) 8/8 WZLQ, WJON, KYJC, KAYN. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 8/8, Total Adds 8, WGLL, WAFL, WCKQ, KVOP, MICHAEL BOLTON "Wait On Love" (Columbia) 8/2 Total including WEBE, KHOZ, KVOP, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 712. Total Adds 2, WEIM, WSKI. Medium: KVIC. Light Reports /Adds Heavy Medium Light WBGM, KAYN. ERIC CLAPTON "After Midnight" (Polydor /PolyGram) 8/2 90/0 83 7 0 Medium: WKYE. Light including WEIM, WECQ, Q GEORGE MICHAEL Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1 /0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, WAEB, KKLV. 2 JOHNNY HATES JAll 88/0 81 6 1 WGLL, WKSB, WZLQ. ROD STEWART "Lost In You" (WB) 8/2 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES 88/0 79 7 2 WKYE, WORG, WAEV. Light: 8100, o Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/2, Light 3/0, Total Adds 2, WSKI, KVIC. Medium including 17 o BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 90/1 70 3 WAEB, WAFL. 8/0 BOZ SCAGGS 88/2 50 34 4 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY "Wishing Well" (Columbia) o WGLL. Medium: WARM98, KLSI, 6100, WKTK, WAEV. 82/4 57 20 5 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Heavy o DAN HILL Light: WSNI, KRLB. BELINDA CARLISLE 81/1 47 32 2

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STARR HALL 6 OATES Kim WIHNIBloomington Hottest: WRKAILoulsvllla SADE MIAMI SOUND Jeffries ERIC CARMEN WEIMIFItchburg BRENDA RUSSELL CLIFF RICHARD MACHI AndarsonlSIunfree BRENDA RUSSELL Robertson/Shannon COVER GIRLS BREATHE BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest: Jack Raymond GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL DEBBIE GIBSON WET MET WET FOREIGNER BELINDA CARLISLE BRUCE HORNSBY RICHARD MARX BOZ SCAGGS SADE JULIO IGLESIAS JETS JOHNNY HATES POINTER SISTERS TIMOR 3 HALL 6 OATES DEELE JAZZ BILLY OCEAN CHER FOREIGNER BELLAMY BROTHEL RICHARD KARR GEORGE MICHAEL BOZ SCAGGS HALL 6 OATES ERIC CARMEN CLIFF RICHARD E otteet: RICE ASTLEY BOZ SCAGCS BALL 6 OATES KVIL/Dallas SWING OUT SISTE CLIMIE FISHER AL B. SURE, GLORIA LORING HALL I OATES Hottest: ERIC CARMEN WLTFICIevelRnd DAN HILL BELINDA CARLISLE BREATHE TEDDY PENDERGRASS Watson /Miniacl JOHNNY BATES JAZZ WPIX/New York JOHNNY HATES J: POINTER PopovkhlODdfrey Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON GEORGE MICHAEL SISTERS Hottest: Wendy Leeds BOZ SCAGGS MIAMI SOUND MAI TONY TERRY MIAMI SOUND MACLAI KEFM/Omaha JOHNNY HATES JAZZ JONI MITCHELL FOREIGNER FOREIGNER RICE ASTLEY FOREIGNER LanalKannady TONI Hottest: NATALIE Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY OCEAN CHILDS COLE BASIA Hottest: NATALIE COLE WET WET WET GEORGE MICHAEL DAN HILL BRUCE HORNSBY AL B. SURE! BRUCE HORNSBY VAN MORRISON RUSSELL JOHNNY BATES JAZ JOHNNY HATES JAZZ GREGORY ABBOTT RUE SCAGGS Hottest: W W IZOIMobl a Psnsacol, HITCHCOCK CHER JOHNNY HATES BASIA ICEHOUSE BRENDA RUSSELL BILLY OCEAN JETS JOHNNY HATES JAZZ JAZ Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE Mike Mabee KRLBILubbock BRUCE HORNSBY STA RS BIP POINTER SISTERS BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest: HALL 6 Scott/Allen BRENDA RUSSELL KYKYISt. Louis OATES BELINDA DAN ILL RICE ASTLEY WMT- FM/Codar Rapids DAN HILL CARLISLE BILLY OCEAN TOTO BametUBlalr RAS IA RICK ASTLEY CHER Green /Sellers JOHNNY RATES JAZZ KKHTIHouston ERIC CARMEN DAN HILL DAN HILL RICHARD MARX HALL 6 GEORGE MICHAEL CLIMIE FISHER WMJUCIsveland JETS OATES TIMBUX 3 Judy Howson Hottest: W2LOITupeb BOZ SCAGGS AL B. SURE! IverslTorcasw Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BILLY OCEAN GEORGE MICHAEL Roger Nelson W ECOIOensva CHER RICHARD MARX TOTO GEORGE MICHAEL RICHARD MARX BELINDA CARLISLE WSW/Philadelphia Anthony/Nelson ERIC BREATHE PAUL CARRACE MIAMI SOUND MACLAI TEDDY PENDERGRASS CARMEN BRENDA RUSSELL WET NET WET WHNNISMginaw Hottest: Hottest: DAN HILL BELINDA CARLISLE FULL SWING Cannon/Tyler SADE JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BREATHE BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY HATES JI RICK ASTLEY FOREIGNER Roberts/Knight TERENCE TRENT D'A LOUISE COFFIN HALL L OATES TERENCE TRENT D'A CHER JOHNNY JETS Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAll JON ANDERSON CHER HATES JAZZ BILLY OCEAN DEBBIE GIBSON GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL ICEHOUSE CHER Hottest: GREGORY KELTIMCAIan SCARLETT L BLACK BRENDA R. ABBOTT BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY HATES JAZ DEBBIE GIB50N STARR HALL L OATES TONY TERRY JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Hottest: Tad Griffin BRENDA TOTO D EELE Rottest: JETS RUSSELL TEDDY PENDERGRASS HALL L OATES BILLY VERA L BEAT BELINDA CARLISLE PARALLEL Hottest: JOHNNY RATES JAll Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL JETS none HALL 6 HALL L OATES WORG!Orangebur( JOHN COUGAR OATES DAN HILL BELINDA WNLTITampa Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAll GEORGE MICHAEL CARLISLE GEORGE MICHAEL BRUCE HORNSBY BOZ CraneBrown Stu Wright GEORGE MICHAEL TWO RICE ASTLEY SCAGGS JOHNNY HATES JAKZ WSNYIColumbus DAN HILL BRUCE HORNSBY JETS HALL I OATES BELINDA BRUCE HORNSBY none BREATHE HaIIsnlNUnnally CARLISL WJTWIJoIbt BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE HORNSBY B Hottest: BILLY OCEAN WNAMIAppleonOeUOM ASIA Smith/Boda WONYMhaca BRUCE HORNSBY DAN HILL SADE WHTXIPittsburgh BILLY OCEAN WET NET WET Collins/Morgan Smith/Erb FOREIGNER GEORGE HARRISON Keith Abrams MIAMI SOUND MAC! JON ANDERSON KVICNIctoria RICHARD MARX GEORGE MICHAEL TEDDY PENDERGR Hottest: 3WMROIsdo ERIC CARMEN CHER WSLOIROanoks Tony Davis GEORGE CLIFF RICEARD CHER JOHNNY BATES JAI RICHARD MARS MICHAEL IesylJardlne SADE DEBBIE GIBSON O'Shea/Fry GLORIA LORING JON ANDERSON BRENDA RUSSELL BREATHE DEELE AL B. SURE! JETS ROD STEWART Rottest: ERIC CARMEN Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAZ SWING OUT SISTER none Rottest: BILLY OCEAN CLIMIE FISHER PET SHOP BOYS BILLY OCEAN JOHNNY BATES JAZZ RICK ASTLEY FOREIGNER Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Hottest: AL B. TERENCE TRENT D'A POINTER GEORGE MICHAEL SURE! DEELE MIAMI SOUND MACH SISTERS FOREIGNER DAN RILL JOHNNY HATES JAZZ TISSUE 3 HENRY LEE SUMMER Rottest: FOREIGNER JOHNNY HATES C BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE HORNSBY DAN RILL PARALLEL CHER BREATHE WOMC1Detroit JOHNNY HATES JAZZ GEORGE HALL I JETS MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL OATES GEORGE WET MET MET BRENDA MICHAEL BILLY OCEAN BRENDA R. STAI B Argenbrlght RUSSELL TOTO BOZ B RUCE NORNSBY BILLY OCEAN arry SCAGGS HALL 6 OATES TWO Hottest: HALL 6 OATES JOHNNY HATES JAZI Hottest: BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY HATES JAZZ WBGMrtallahsasea JULIO IGLESIAS GEORGE MICHAEL WTWRIMOnroe BELINDA CARLISLE BRENDA RUSSELL SADE DAN HILL StarMrlfUDemick J.J Stab* DAN HILL WKNEIKSene GEORGE MICHAEL BRENDA E. STARR WZNYIAugusa, JETS WTRX1FIInt PARALLEL Mike TrarNby GA HALL I OATES POINTER SISTERS ERIC CARMEN PARALLEL RICHARD MARX John Patrick BRUCE HORNSBY BRENDA K. STARR TIMBOR 3 Hottest: Pearson/Burks WET GEORGE MICHAEL WET NET TWO CLIFF RICHARD BRUCE HORNSBY THREE DEELE BUttest: POINTER SISTERS TONY TERRY GEORGE MICHAEL RICHARD MARX POINTER SISTERS BRENDA RUSSELL CLIMIE FISHER BREATHE WTFMIJOhnson City JON ANDERSON HALL 6 OATES Hottest: DAN HILL Hottest: Hottest: CHERYL WHEELER Chuck Anthony KVOPIPIMinvlew JOHNNY RATES JAL: JOHNNY HATES JAZZ W AEBIAIIarNown GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL BASIA BRENDA RUSSELL BILLY OCEAN TOTO B runs/Sparks POINTER Chris Belay ART GARFUNKEL HALL i OATES RICHARD MARX BOZ SCAGGS SISTERS WMJCIBattls Creak ART GARFUNKEL FALTSKOG 6 Hottest: CETERA RICE ASTLEY RICK ASTLEY BILLY VERA L BEAT KLSUKansas Tarry L SCARLETT L BW City OlKnigM HALL OATES ERIC CARMEN BRUCE B RENDA B. STARR ROBBIE HALL I OATES HORNSBY ROBERTSON BILLY OCEAN Land/Alen BRUCE HORNSBY ERIC CLARION WOLL/MerLwsburp BELINDA Hottest: TRACY BRUCE HORNSBY CARLISLE CHAPMAN POINTER SISTES ERIC CARMEN RICHARD MARX Low/Schmidt HALL L OATES DAN HILL ERIC CARMEN DEBBIE GIBSON DEELE KWEBIROChsster POINTER SISTERS KEY103IAustin BOB SCAGGS BADE JOHNNY HATES JAZZ CHER WKCXIRorne TIMBUE 3 Al Axeaon SMOKES ROBINSON SMOKES ROBINSON Rush/Alan BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest: B ELINDA CARLISLE Randy Quick AL B. SURE: SWING OUT SISTER Hottest: BASIA GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL B REATHE Hottest: none JOHNNY HATES JAZZ LOUISE COFFIN BREATHE BRENDA RUSSELL JOHNNY WLHTIOrand Rapids B ILLY OCEAN MET MET NET HATES JAZ: HALL L OATES Hottest: BRENDA RUSSELL RICHARD MARX CLIMIE FISHER BUITREY DkkISniirown EXILE H ottest: HOUSTON DAN BILL GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL B ARDEUX CLIFF RICHARD BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE HORNSBY BRENDA RUSSELL POINTER SISTERS BALL L OATHS BALL L OATES SCARLET? L BLACK Hottest: BASIA REELS BOZ SCAGGS JOHNNY RATES JAS BREATHE DAN HILL DEBBIE FOREIGNER Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAZZ GIBSON A PARALLEL TEDDY PENDERGR3 B RUCE HORNSBY BELINDA CARLISLE HALL OATEN MIAMI SOUND MACRI GEORGE MICHAEL CHER H ottest: BOZ SCAGGS BRUCE HORNES! WEBF/áldpkpat JOHNNY HATES JAZZ HALL i OATES Hottest: THREE JOHNNY HATES JP JETS TERENCE TRENT D'A BELINDA CARLISLE HALL 6 OATES Hansen/Norman HALL L OATES GEORGE MICHAEL B RUCE HORNSBY BRUCE HORNSBY GEORGE MICHAEL HALL A OATES GEORGE MICHAEL POINTER SISTERS DAN RILL BILLY OCEAN WOXYIBaton WCKOICampbNlsHBs B ASIA Rouge B RUCE HORNSBY MST NIT NET WAFLIMIard, DE Holt/Tate Jackson/McClendon B ELINDA CARLISLE TEDDY PENDERGRASS Tkm Brough B ILLY OCEAN Hottest: B RENDA K. STARR NRDCI HORNSBY BILLY OCEAN ERIC CARMEN TERENCE TRENT D'A DAN RILL TEPEE PENDERGRASS RICHARD MARX WIT NET WE? GEORGE NICIAEL JON ANDERSON Hottest: S CARLET? A SLACK KOAOIDenew KKLVIAnehonge KSTRIGrand KYJCIMSdierd TEDDY PENDERGRASS Junction JOHNNY BATES JAZZ E URYTHMICS GEORGE MICHAEL Scott Morrison Gary GLORIA LORING WEST Hull Summers/Lawrence KayIKIrk MALL L OATES EXILE JOMMMY RATES JAZZ TONI CHILDS N ottest: DAN SILL SALL A OATHS 10,000 MANIACS SWING OUT SISTER BREATHE SCARLETT L GEORGE MICHAEL BRENDA K. STARR WKYEIJohnstOwn BLACK BRENDA RUSSELL ERIC CLARION BILLY OCEAN DEELE BREATHE H ALL A OATES B ASIA Jeck Michael DAN RILL ERIC CARMEN POINTER SISTERS TONY TERRY NET NET NET DEELE KLCYISen Lake City Eotteet: PARALLEL RICHARD MARX SCARLETT 6 DAN HILL Don Bishop MIAMI SOUND MACLAI TIMEUR 3 BLACK none Eotteet: WXTC?Chsrasldn Hottest: WET WET B RUCE HORNSBY JOERNY HATES H ottest: WET Iotteati JOHNNY HATES JAZZ John JAZZ JOBNN! RATES Oulncy CUE FOREIGNER JAE' JOHNNY HATES JAZZ JON ANDERSON GEORGE NICIAEL HALL I OATES ONE GEORGE MICHAEL WCVOWClorksHils POINTER SISTERS ICEHOUSE GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY OCEAN JOBMNY ATME JAZZ GEORGE MICHAEL DEBBIE GIBSON B ASTA BRUCE HORNSBY TIMUR 3 B Micheal Johnson ERIC CARMEN BRENDA RUSSELL CORE RUCE BORNBBY JULIO IGLESIAS HALL L OATES KMJUDsmer RICHARD MARX HALL s OATES Hottest: MILLY VERA A BEAT BELINDA CARLISLE CEEB B ELINDA CARLISLE JOBNN! ERIC CARMEN EIb1tlMUrray H ottest: DAN RILL HATES JAZZ CREAP TRICK ERIC CAREEN BOZ SCAGGS WSKYMMNpsIW /RINSES SISTERS H ALL L OATES SWING OUT SISTER JOHNNY PARALLEL BRUCE !ORMSBY WIMiiWWlbs Barra Bruce BlebbhE Hottest: Hottest: ERIC CARMEN RATES JAZZ Hottest: B RUCE HORNSBY FOREIGNER Norton/Marriott JOHNNY RATES JAZZ GEORGE RICEAEL KAYNINOg.Mce JETS JOHNNY BATES JAZZ JOHNNY GEORGE MICHAEL THREE ROD STEHART GEORGE MICHAEL HATES JAZZ Bob OWSINd HALL A OATES FOREIGNER B RENDA RUSSELL B RIC CARMEN NEAT!! HALL A OATES B RENDA R. STARR BILLY OCEAN RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON BRUCE SCARLETT L HORNSBY KMOOISanta Barban BLACK CNEN MET NET NET 90Z SCAGGS B RUCE MORESBY MIAMI BOUND MACHI KEZIVSan BILLY OCEAN JAMES TAYLOR Joss MeadsINewcomer B ILLY OCEAN CLIFF RICHARD Moan/Knox WET NET NET Three stations called In frozen sottest: TEDDY PENDERGRASS WTCBICclurnbla, SC WFPAWG. Payns TEDDY B REATHE PENDERGRASS B arrINIFotsom KOSTILce Angeaa playllat this week: MA/Toledo, KWEB/ JOHNNY HATES JAL BILLY OCEAN Mark Hamlin RICK ASTLEY DIELE BREATHE B RENDA RUSSELL Rottest: KayM(Isy SADE Hottest: Rochester, and WNLT/Tampa. E PIC CARMEN CHER MALL e OATES B RUCE HORNSBY BILLY OCEAN BREATHE JOHNNY HATES JAZZ DEELE JULIO IGLESIAS BILLY OCEAN Two stations failed to report and their GEORGE MICNAEL BELINDA CARLISLE SWING OUT SISTER H ottest: Hottest: GEORGE MICNAEL JETS CLIMIE FIBBER MADE playlists were frozen: WKNE /Keene, B RUCE HORNSBY HARE JOHNNY RATES JAZZ JOHNNY HATES JAZZ HALL i OATES CHER Hottest: POINTER SISTERS BRUCE HORNSBY GEORGE MICHAEL BRENDA RUSSELL and WTNY/Watertown. TEDDY PEMDEEGRASE HALL 6 OATES BASTA HATES CHER HALL L BRENDA R. JOHNNY JAZi OATES B RUCE HORNSBY STARR WSGL/Naples Is no longer an AC GEORGE MICHAEL WET MET NET Hottest: BRUCE BORNSBY Mottest: BRENDA RUSSELL GEORGE MICHAEL reporter. PARALLEL BALL A OATES JETS SOL SCAGGS et/TNT/Watertown BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY RATES JAE GEORGE MICHAEL NALL I OATES BILLY VEEP: L BEAT THREE by Donovan B OO SCAGGS B RUCE HORNSBY J ETS PARALLEL none Y103/Jackaonvills DAN MILL RICE ASTLEY Rottext: ROE SCAGGS WOHOIOcsan City Erta Lce TWO JOHNNY HATES JAZZ KHYUSacramsnb Dena McDonald BRENDA RUSSELL CHER WKTKIGalneseliI MnO Lennart: NEW ARTISTS DAN HILL E RIC CARMEN Nick Allen KW-IA/Tucson ERIC CARMEN B GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: ILLY VERA L BEA' TEDDY PENDERGRASS BASIA Dam Ward BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY HATES JAL B ILLY OCEAN ERIC BREATHE BRUCE HORNSBY ERIC CARMEN CARMEN SWING OUT SISTER Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER WKSBIWIgamsport GEORGE MICHAEL SMOKE! ROBINSON HEELS RICHARD MARX GEORGE MICHAEL 1 CLIMIE FISHER /Love Changes Everything (Capitol) 35/8 Tom Benson H ALL A OATES RICHARD MARX ?IMBUE 3 DEELE RICE ASTLEY GREGORY ABBOTT DAN HILL 10,000 MANIACS The Weather (Elektra) 32/3 Hottest: JOHNNY HATES 2 10,000 MANIACS /Like BAHIA Hottest: JAI H ottest: BRUCE GEORGE MICHAEL RICHARD MARX JOHNNY BATES JAZ! SORNONS JOHNNY HATES JAZZ 3 AL B. SUREI/Nite And Day (WB) 29/7 B ALL L OATES ERIC CARMEN GEORGE MICHAEL BOZ SCAGGS GEORGE MICHAEL DAN BILL 4 ELISA FIORILLO /Forgive Me For Dreaming (Chrysalis) 22/1 CLIMIE FISHER WRMFIWeat Palm Beach B ALL A OATES DAN HILL B RENDA R. STARR CHER Dow Parks MIAMI SOUND MACRI BRENDA K. STARR 5 TIMBUK 3 /Easy (IRS /MCA) 21/9 JETS BREATHE FOREIGNER 51001San Diego BRUCE HORNSBY LOUISE COFFIN BRENDA R. STARR RkNKnIgM 6 ROBBIE ROBERTSON /Somewhere Down the Crazy River (Geffen) 18/0 Hottest: CBER W0.SVIOuMersvlla To Love 17/9 GEORGE MICHAEL RICHARD MARX Jackson/Boil WET WET WET KWAVIMentsney 7 JON ANDERSON /Hold On (Columbia) JOHNNY RATES JAZZ CLIMIE FISHER TEDDY PENDERGRASS Alan Richmond 8 WET WET WET/Wishing I Was Lucky (UNI) 15/15 BRENDA RUSSELL DEBBIE GIBBON B ILLY OCEAN TERENCE TRENT D'A BRUCE HORNSBY RottesE: BREATHE POINTER SISTERS GEORGE HARRISON 9 DEVONSOUARE/Walking On Ice (Atlantic) 14/0 HALL Z OATES JOHNNY BATES JAZZ TEDDY PEMDERGRABI BARDEUX RICHARD MARX BALL A OATES JON ANDERSON RICHARD MARX SADE 10 ICEHOUSE /Electric Blue (Chrysalis) 13/0 B RUCE HORNSBY DEELE Hottest: E RIC CARMEN OZ SCAGGS Rottest: GEORGE MICHAEL Rottest: BELINDA CARLISLE JOEMNY HATES JAL MIAMI SOUND MACLAI JOHNNY HATES JAI GEORGE MICHAEL 90 Reporters BALL L OATES HALL X OATES New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker by reporting stations. GEORGE MICHAEL B REATHE HALL L OATES 85 Currant Reports BRUCE BRIMONY JOHNNY HATES JAZZ FOREIGNER DAN HILL BRENDA RUSSELL

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MOST ADDED HOTTEST MOST ADDED HOTTEST BELINDA CARLISLE (6) JOHNNY HATES JAll (23) SADE (8) GEORGE MICHAEL (28) RICK ASTLEY (5) GEORGE MICHAEL (22) BELINDA CARLISLE (7) JOHNNY HATES JAZZ (27) BRUCE HORNSBY (4) FOREIGNER (20) RICK ASTLEY (6) BRENDA RUSSELL (26) JETS (4) BRENDA RUSSELL (18) BASIA (5) FOREIGNER (25) ERIC CARMEN (3) MIAMI SOUND MACHINE (16) ERIC CARMEN (5) MIAMI SOUND MACHINE (18) DAN HILL (3) HALL it OATES (13) RICHARD MARX (5) BRUCE HORNSBY (14) RICHARD MARX (3) BRUCE HORNSBY (10) GREGORY ABBOTT (4) HALL 8 OATES (13) BOZ SCAGGS (3) BILLY OCEAN (6) BOZ SCAGGS (4) DAN HILL (12) BILLY OCEAN (2) TOTO (5) SCAGGS (9) BRENDA K. STARR (4) BOZ SADE (2) ART GARFUNKEL (8) BRENDA K. STARR (2) i

ton WLEVIAIItntown WYYYISyrecuse EAST WMALIWashington WELUNew Haven WCHSIChan« PARALLEL EAST W LTJ/Pmaburgh PARALLEL Eileen Griffin OrosslMcCom,Ick Vle Marino John Gallagher Robbins/Alexander Rich Laub« THREE TWO none BELINDA CARL IS LI BEELE WLTTIWashington none DEBBIE GIBSON BELINDA rA RLIS KDKAIPKtsburgh 10,000 MANIACS PARALLEL PARALLEL Hottest: Hottest: WGYlschenectady Davis Hottest: DEE LE JETS Mike Watkins ERIC CARMEN Don BRENDA RUSSELL GEORGE MICHAEL WMAS-FMISpdngffeld DAN CLIMIE FISHER BnndldSgarlata BRENDA RUSSELL ERIC CARMEN HILL MICHAEL MIAMI SOUND MACHI SOLIO IGLESIAS ONE ONE GEORGE RICHARD MARE RICK ASTLEY FOREIGNER Kratodlle/O'Bflsn BILLY OCEAN BRUCE HO RNSBY Hottest: ART GARFUNKEL BRENDA RUSSELL none LANE s SPEER BAS IA GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: Hot tee t: HATES JAll WARWICK 6 HEWETT BILLY VERA I BEA Hottest: WBENIBuffelo JOHNNY Hottest: WKSZlPhlladelphla JOHNNY HATES J JOHNNY RUSSELL HITCHCOCK JOHNNY HATES JAZ BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest WHITNEY HOUSTON BELINDA CARLISLE HATES J Hank NsNns BRENDA RUSSELL JOHNNY HATES JAZ MIAMI Mike Colby MIAMI SOUND MACH ART GARFUNKEL Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL SOUND MACH FOREIGNER JOHNNY HATES JAE: BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY HATES JAI' HALL i OATES HALL i OATES BRUCE HORNSBY HALL I OATES none MIAMI SOUND MACHI JETS JOHNNY HATES JA2 TOTO El 02 SCAGGS MIAMI SOUND MA. BOZ SCAGGS BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest: PARALLEL DAN BILL BOE SCAGGS GEORGE MICHAEL NATALIE COLE JETS TOTO Hottest: W ICC/Bndgeport GEORGE MICHAEL HATES JAZZ STEVE WINWOOD BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY WGR/Buf.Io PeterslBscker FOREIGNER FOREIGNER TWO HALL A OATES Mike Roszmen MIAMI SOUND MA( DAN HILL BILLY OCEAN 46 Reporters NATALIE COLE BRENDA K. STARR WylCRleM«d SADE 40 Current Reports W PROIProvldence RICK ASTLEY TIMES TWO D avid B«rt.Wn Three stations called In a frozen BILLY VERA Z BEAT BREATHE Mike Osborne KGW Hottest: B ELINDA CARLISLE Hottest, playlist this week: /Portland, nOne JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Hottest: MIAMI SOUND MAC WHBC /Centon, and WPROIProvIdence. SOUTH Bottest: MICHAEL BRENDA RUSSELL GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE failed to report and W EZCIC ha rlotte WSTFIOr -lando MIAMI SOUND MACHI HATES JA Three stations KSMGISan Antonio GEORGE MICHAEL ROE SCAGGS JOHNNY PARALLEL Kirkland BRENDA RUSSELL i OATES SHOP BOYS their playllsts were frozen: KSLISaIt H«ringlConway Brian HALL BRUCE 500555Y PET KFMKIHouslon Jay Scott SCARLETT i BLACK BRUCE 505508Y BRENDA RUSSELL FOREIGNER Lake City, WMAL /Washington, and GEORGE MICHAEL PARALLEL John Stevens TWO none DAN HILL WTMJ /Milwaukee. SADE ERIC CARMEN JULIO IGLESIAS RICK ASTLEY Hottest: ONE none RICK ASTLEY GEORGE MICNAEI Hottest: KKMJIAustin Hottest: Hottest: JOHNNY HATES J JOHNNY HATES WFOXIAtiante JOHNNY HATES JP Bob Cole WSTUIStuart WGBR/Goldsboro MIAMI SOUND MACH GEORGE MICHAEL MIAMI SOUND Mi W HASILOUISVIlle Dennis Winslow FOREIGNER SOUTH PARALLEL Grant/Archer Also Hoover GEORGE MICHAEL HALL i OATES WHITNEY ROUST. BrucelMeENain JOHNNY HATES JAZ HALL e OATES none BILLY OCEAN none MIAMI SOUND MA THREE BRENDA K. STAREI BILLY OCEAN FOREIGNER BRUCE 505115Y Hottest: RICHARD MARX WOOWlCIMttenooge RICK ASTLEY DAN HILL SADE BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL FOREIGNER PATRICE SNAYZ PARALLEL JETS RUSSELL RITCHCC Kelly McCoy DEE LE BILLY OCEAN GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest, BASIA W RVRIMemphls W K Y XJPaducah COVER GIRLS BRENDA RUSSEL LOVE 94 /Miami WUSAITampa RE ID W EZSIRichmond TWO SADE JOHNNY HATES JAZ: Hottest: MILSAP i Carvell/Bums of VONS QUA RE JOHNNY HATES Bob Kooks Hottest: MIAMI SOUND MACH: JOHNNY HATES JA Don Agony Johnny Williams BRENDA RUSSELL Mike Rean JAZZ REBA MCENTIRE BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY RATES FOREIGNER BALL 6 OATES ART GA RFUNREL WET/Charlotte RICK ASTLEY ROt t e s t: BELINDA COOLIE GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL MIAMI SOUND W SADE JOHNNY HATES J RICE AS TLEY Andy Bickle BILLY VERA 6 BEAT GEORGE MICHAEL DAN HILL HALL i OATES BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE 505505Y Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL WMJJIBinningham SMOREY ROBINSON HALL L OATES JETS BRENDA RUSSELL HATES JAZZ Hottest: RICE ASTLEY Rottest: BOE SCAGGS DAN HILL JOHNNY FOREIGNER Rivers/Chambers Hottest: FOREIGNER WDBOIOrlydo 2WDINorlolk FOREIGNER FORE ICNER SADE JOHNNY HATES JAZZ JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Hottest: MIAMI SOUND PL Dutch Schaffer WMTRIM «dstam Gary King JOHNNY HATES Rot test I GEORGE MICHAEL BASIL BRENDA RUSSELL MIAMI SOUND MA RICHARD MARX HAIL . W RVAIR k: hmond Emery/Boyle GEORGE MICHAEI OATES ART GARFUNKEL HALL 6 OASES HALL 6 OATES SADE BILLY OCEAN BILLY OCEAN JOHNNY HATES MIAMI SOUND MACS Tim Farley BRUCE HORNSBY POINTER SISTERS none MICHAEL BRENDA RUSSELI R. STARR GEORGE JOHNNY HATES J Hottest: BRUCE PORE IGRER BRENDA ART GARFUNKEL RICHARD MARA Hottest: ROZ SCAGGS HORNSBY GREGORY ABBOTT GEORGE MICHAEL MIAMI SOUND MAC BRENDA RU55EL BRENDA RUSSELL RICK ASTLEY CHER TERENCE TRENT Hotteet: Hottest: KMGCIDallas POREIGNER BRENDA RUSSELL NOZ SCAGGS Hottest WHITNEY BOUSTO BRUCE HORNSBY BRENDA RUSSELL JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Layne Prescott FOREIGNER GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY OCEAN JETS GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL FOREIGNER JOHNNY HATES J PEBBLES GEORGE MICHAEL HALL i OATES RICK ASTLEY JOHNNY HATES JAZ: MIAMI SOUND MACH B RENDA RUSSELL MIAMI SOUND MA Hottest: HALL L OATES JULIO IGLESIAS B RUCE 555555Y GEORGE MICHAEL FOREIGNER JOHNNY HATES JAZ: MIDWEST BILLY OCEAN PARALLEL WIBAIMadlson KRMG/TuIea W CIL/Carbondale Lane/Reed Joe Riddle Rich Bird TWO WENS/lndlanapolls KUDLIKansas City WTMJ /Milwaukee GREGORY ABBOTT BRUCE 005500V BELINDA CARLISLE PARALLEL Hottest: MIDWEST Grey/Eagan Brian Casey PARALLEL 0.1101e Hinkle O URING Hottest: WHEY/Appleton-Oshkosh NGoLRIAttestL: JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BREATHE TWO BRUCE HORNSBY ONE none Seim /St. John LANZ S SPEER BRENDA RUSSELL GEORGE MICHAEL DEBBIE GIBSON Hottest: MIAMI SOUND RC FOREIGNER BRENDA RUSSELL W LTIIDetrolt RICHARD MARX Hottest: SBKRCICInelnnatl ERIC BILLY PARALLEL ART GA RFUNEEL CARMEN BOZ SCAGGS MIAMI SOUND MACHI VERA i BEAT Pat Holiday Hottest: W CRZIFIint MIAMI SOUND MAC SADE FOREIGNER Drew Hayes DAN HILL FOREIGNER ART GARFUNKEL FORE ICNER FORE ICNER RANDY TRAVIS GREGORY ABBOTT BRENDA RUSSELL ONE KInglPatrlck BRUCE HORNSBY BILLY OCEAN GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL MILSAP 6 REID Hottest: KFSBIJoplln SMOKEY ROBINSON MIAMI SOUND MACH HALL 6 OATES Nottest, FOREIGNER HALL 6 OATES WROK/RocAlcrd Troy West BELINDA CARLISLE PARALLEL BOZ SCAGGS JOHNNY HATES JAZ BRENDA RUSSELL MIAMI SOUND MACLAI DAN BILL MCClurelStrssaell WLLTICIrtclnnatl DAN HILL JOHNNY HATES JAZZ WCCOIMinneapoIIS GEORGE MICHAEL SADE Hottest, TOTO KaylZerhusen JETS KRAVITuisa FOREIGNER Curt Lundgren JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BRENDA R. STARR THREE TRACY CHAPMAN BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest: FOREIGNER Hottest: BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE 5055551 BILLY OCEAN none W LTOIMIIwaukee Brian Chase GEORGE MICHAEL RICHARD MARX Hottest, JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BRUCE HORNSBY GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: Irwin/Brennan HATES JAZ SADE WHBCICMWn FOREIGNER BRENDA RUSSELL GEORGE MICHAEL JOHNNY CHER W./BC/Bloomington GEORGE MICHAEL TOTO RUSSELL WLWICInelnnatl CHUCK MANGIONE Chambers/Dorn BRENDA RUSSELL HALL OATES BRENDA BOZ SCAGGS EDDIE MunSOnISebwitz FOREIGNER BRENDA RUSSELL i BOZ SCAGGS Dave Reinhart RABBITT DAN BILL HALL 6 OATES Hottest: Hottest: none FALTSEOG 6 Hottest: BASTA CETERA HALL 6 OATES TOTO SOS SCAGGS TRACY CHAPMAN Hotteet: MIAMI SOUND MACH JOHNNY HATES JP WSPDIToledo POINTER SISTERS JOHNNY HATES JA Hottest: BASIA FOREIGNER WASKILalayett FALTSROG 6 CETE Fred Heller RICHARD BRUCE HORNSBY FOREIGNER FOREIGNER GEORGE MICHAEL MIAMI SOUND MACHI MARX Keith Harris FOREIGNER ERIC CARMEN ART GARFUNKEL ICEHOUSE BRENDA RUSSELL BELINDA CARLISL. GREGORY ABBOTT BRENDA RUSSELL BRENCA RUSSELL TOTO KMOXISt. Louis ART GARFUNKEL ERIC CARMEN Hottest: RANDY TRAVIS BRUCE HORNSBY JOHNNY HATES JAZ: DAN HILL Hottest: JETS Bob Osborne FOREIGNER Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE DAN HILL ART GARFUNKEL BOZ none WOOD1Orand Rapids SCAGGS TRACY CHAPMAN MIANI SOUND MACE BRUCE 5055551 WTVNICoiumbus Kottest: Skip Esalck BRENDA RUSSELL BABIA MIAMI SOUND JETS JETS KMZOILas Vegas Lar/Lane MACE FALTSKOG i CETERA RICE KRTRMonolulu ART GARFUNKEL JETS ASTLEY JULIO IGLESIAS C WEST KOLHIRNerside PARALLEL BILLY VaIIUKam Tim Maranvllle BOZ SCAGGS JULIO IGLESIAS RICK ASTLEY VERA i BEAS Danny Gilcrest BELINDA CARLISLE DAN HILL BRENDA RUSSELL TWO BRENDA R. STARR RICO ASTLEY Hottest: ROE SCAGGS Hottest: JULIO IGLES IAH KKCWIPortland HOZ SCAGGS BREATHE FOREIGNER BALL A OATES PARALLEL Hottest: Bill Mlnckler B RECDA E. STARR JOHNNY HATES JAE: FOREIGNER BRENDA RUSSELL KCIXIBols Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEI JOHNNY BATES JAI JETS ERIC CARMEN GEORGE MICHAEL Don Jennings BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE HORNSBY ONE GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY VERA A FOREIGNER TRACY CHAPMAN GEORGE MICHAEL MIAMI SOUND MACH BRUCE HORNSBY COVER GIRLS KBIGILos Angiss JETS HOZ SCAGGS BELINDA CARLISLE JOHNNY HATES JAI ICEHOUSE EdwardalV«dsry Nottest: JETS Hottest: FOREIGNER FOREIGNER RICK ASTLEY RI CHARD MARX BRUCE HORNSBY BRENDA RUSSE MIAMI SOUND MACH NU 55001 KBOIIBo1ee KXOAJSacramento WEST KEX!POrtland PARALLEL BELINDA CA RL IS MIAMI SOUND BRENDA RUSSELL CHEAP TRICE PARALLEL Dr. Drew Harold Paul Mitchell Gardner/Fort Hottest: DAN HILL GEORGE MICHAEL OMD PET BOYS BELINDA CARLISLE THREE JOHNNY HATES J HALL i OATES none BRUCE 505505Y SHOP TWO SUAVE KGW/Portland ART GARFUNKEL BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: PARALLEL Hottest: Rottest: IAN HILL B A WHIT GallagherRom BRENDA RUSSELL KFODIAneh«age RICHARD MARX JETS SCAGGS Hottest: FOREIGNER KUGN/Eugen FOREIGNER Bradley/Ford SOD ART GA RF UNNEL Four stations failed to report and their ONE VERA A B BELINDA CARL ISI none O'Brien/James GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest: playllsts were frozen: 2WD /Norfolk, HALL i OATES BRENDA RUSSELL ERIC CARMEN FOREIGNER BOZ SCAGGS HALL L OATES KKMJ and JOHNNY HATES Ji MIAMI SOUND MACHI BASIA 300550 HATES J KFMK /Houston, /Austin, KNOW/Denver JOHNNY HATES JAZ KFMBISan Diego BASIA BRENDA RUSSELL Murphy Huston Mark Larson RICHARD MARX WLTJ /Pittsburgh. RICK ASTLEY JONI MITCHELL Hottest: FOPE ICNER HALL i OATES Hotteet: 33 Reporters WRAL /Raleigh and WWMX/Baltimore HALL a OATES HALL i OATES BRUCE HORNSBY MARIA JAZZ KSSKMonolulu JOHNNY HATES JOHNNY HATES JAZZ 28 Current Reports did not report a new playlist for a third BRUCE HORNSBY CLIMIE FISHER BRUCE HORNSBY Paul Holt GEORGE MICHAEL In a frozen and their playllsts DAN HILL KSL/Sae Lake City Hottest: DAN HILL WLLTICincinnatl called consecutive week, Hottest: JOHNNY BATES JAZ GEORGE HARRISON FOREIGNER this week. were not used in this week's data. Danny Jraop BOZ SCAGGS BRUCE HORNSBY playlist JOHNNY RATES JAE: GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest, GEORGE MICHAEL none BRENDA RUSSELL GEORGE MICHAEL BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest, DAN HILL NALL i OATES JOHNNY HATES MIAMI SOUND MACS' MIAMI SOUND MACH BRUCE HORNSBY JAZZ FOREIGNER FOREIGNER FOREIGNER BRENDA RUSSELL JETS SUMMARY KM/Los Angeles BRUCE SPRINGSTEE Kohl/Tyler GEORGE MICHAEL P1 WCCO /Minneapolis. George Michael Sade and Belinda Carlisle repeat as 1 -2 FSA Most Added. Sade's only add: is Hates Jazz. none headlines the Back Page chart and doubles as FSA's Hottest, adding eight stations. Up three from last week Johnny KJR /Seattle did not report a new Bruce Hornsby makes rapid progress. MEDLEY I WARNES playlist for a third consecutive week, lead George Michael for Hottest honors, with Michael MIKE POST Carlisle edges out a vaned G -B field for Most Added. JHJ has a slim over AL JARREAR and its playlist was not used in this picking up six more Hots. Other big G-B gainers are Homsby and Hall & Oates. NEIL DIAMOND week's data. ROHSTADT 6 INGRA

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LW 1W LW TW BOBBY Pleasures Q ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY /Natural... (MCA Master Series) "Natural" Q McFERRIN /Simple (EMI- Manhattan) "Worry" 3 PAQUITO D'RIVERA (Columbia) © RIPPINGTONS /Kilimanjaro (Passport) "Morocco" 0 /Celebration "Chick" "Many" 2 3 ONAJE ALLAN GUMBS/That Special Part Of Me (Zebra /MCA) "First" 0 SPECIAL EFX /Double Feature (GRP) "Jamaica" 4 4 ELEMENTS /Illumination (Novus /RCA) " Mandala" 5 0 DAVID BENOIT/Every Step Of The Way (GRP) "Every" "Worries" 5 I© TUCK AND PATTI/Tears Of Joy (Windham Hill /Jazz) "Tears" 6 Q NANCEE KAHLER /Open The Sky (Brave Dog) "Savannah" 15 Q DAVE SAMUELS /Living Colors (MCA) "Pan" 4 6 WINDOWS /Mr. Bongo (Intima /Enigma) "Smiles" 7 Q ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY /Natural Elements (MCA Master Series) "Evil" 10 o CUSCO /Apurimac (Higher Octave) "Flute" o 0 SPECIAL EFX /Double Feature (GRP) "Lady" / e ALPHONSE MOUZON /Early Spring (Optimism) "Early" 17 Q RIPPINGTONS /Kilimanjaro (Passport) "Morocco" 11 Q SHADOWFAX /Folksongs For A Nuclear Village (Capitol) "Laugh"

6 10 ARTHUR BLYTHE /Basic Blythe (Columbia). . . "Autumn...NY #1 " "Heart" "Yet" 17 m JONI MITCHELL /Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm (Geffen) . "Snakes" "Bird" "Secret" 20 JOHN PATITUCCI /John Patitucci (GRP) "Growing" "Wind" "Searching" 8 11 PETER KATER /Gateway (Gaia) "Reunion" 12 MIKE STERN/Time In Place (Atlantic) "Chromazone" 12 BOBBY McFERRIN /Simple Pleasures (EMI- Manhattan) "Worry" 11 13 RANDY BERNSEN /Paradise Citizens (Zebra /MCA) "Sentimental" 13 ® FULL SWING /In Full Swing (Cypress /A &M) "2 Good" 1 4 SONNY ROLLINS /Dancing... (Milestone /Fantasy) .. "0.1Y.O.G." "Dancing" "Allison" 20 OD SUZANNE CIANI /Neverland (Private Music) "Neverland" 8 15 GRP ARTISTS /Super Live In Concert (GRP) "Actor's" 15 FRED SIMON /Usually /Always (Windham Hill) "Usually" BREAKER iID GARY BURTON /And The Berklee Allstars (JVC) "Fat" 16 NELSON RANGELL/To Begin Again (Gaia) "New" 9 17 RICARDO SILVEIRA /Long Distance (Verve Forecast) "Bahia" 18 m RANDY BERNSEN /Paradise Citizens (Zebra /MCA) "Still" 24 BOB THOMPSON /Say What You Want (Intima /Enigma) "Say" "Someone" 21 TIM HEINTZ /Searching The Heart (TBA) "Reflections" 21 DAVID BENOIT /Every Step Of The Way (GRP) "Every" "Remembering" 9 19 IAN MATTHEWS/Walking A Changing Line (Windham Hill) "Every" BREAKERe EDDIE DANIELS /Memos From Paradise (GRP) "Dreaming" I DEBUT ) @ IMAGES /Finesse (Redstone) "Copenhagen" "Heights" "Jonathan" 16 21 WAYNE SHORTER /Joy Ryder (Columbia) "Cathay" BREAKERS TRACY CHAPMAN/Tracy Chapman (Elektra) "Fast" 18 22 NELSON RANGELL/To Begin Again (Gaia) "House" 25 Q TUCK AND PATTI/Tears Of Joy (Windham Hill /Jazz) "Breath" 19 23 JOHN SCOFIELD/Loud Jazz (Gramavision) "Loud" "True" 14 23 ONAJE ALLAN GUMBS/That Special Part Of Me (Zebra /MCA) "Blow" 13 24 BOB MINTZER /Spectrum (Digital Music) "Frankie's" 26 I LEE VENTERS /388 Marlborough Street (Blue Quail) "Dreamstate" BREAKERS JAMES MOODY /Moving Forward (Novus /RCA) .... "Round" "Summer" "Night" 28 I DEVONSQUARE /Walkin' On Icehouse (Atlantic) "Walking" 23 26 FULL SWING /In Full Swing (Cypress /A &M) "Last" 27 ELEMENTS /Illumination (Novus /RCA) "Walk" 25 27 NANCY KELLY /Live Jazz (Amherst) "Fell" "Twisted" BREAKERS SADE /Stronger Than Pride (Epic) "Paradise" 22 28 KIRK WHALUM /And You Know That! (Columbia) "Wave" 22 28 PIERRE BENSUSAN /Spices (CBS) "Mille" BREAKER Q JORGE DALTO /Listen Up! (Gaia) "Listen" "Spanish" "La Costa" 19 29 YUTAKA /Yutaka (GRP) "Colors" I DEBUT @ AMINA CLAUDINE MYERS /Amina (Novus /RCA) "Happiness" BREAKER@ EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL /Idlewild (Sire /WB) "Always" MOST ADDED LPs HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKS MOST ADDED LPs HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKS

JORGE DALTO (8) BOBBY McFERRIN (15) BOBBY GEORGE HOWARD (8) RIPPINGTONS (14) BOBBY McFERRIN/Worry McFERRIN /Worry BLAZING REDHEADS (6) RIPPINGTONS (8) RICHARD ELLIOT (7) BOBBY McFERRIN (12) GRP /Early ELEMENTS /Mandala EDDIE DANIELS (6) TUCK AND PATTI (7) ONAJE ALLAN CHUCK MANGIONE (7) ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY (11) PETER KATER /Reunion GUMBS /First EDDIE GOMEZ (6) DAVID BENOIT (5) TRACY CHAPMAN (6) DAVID BENOIT (8) IAN MATTHEWS /Following NELSON RANGELL/House AMINA CLAUDINE MYERS (6) GRP SUPER LIVE (5) RIPPINGTONS EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL (6) SUZANNE CIANI (8) SPECIAL EFX/Jamaica /Morocco SANDY OWEN (6) BOB MINTZER (5) SADE (6) SPECIAL EFX (8) RIPPINGTONS /Oceansong SAM RINEY (6) DAVE SAMUELS (5)

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"BR AN SLAWSON "Distant Drums" (CBS) 20/0 ITCHY FINGERS "Quark" (Venture) 16/3 Rotations- Heavy 1!0, Medium 8 /0, Light 11/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WNUA. Mediums include: BRZ, KKSF, KLRS, KLZS. Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1, Light 8/2. Total Adds 3, WDET, WJZZ, WFSS. Heavy: KSDS, KPLU. CHART EXTRA this week. SHADOWFAX "Folk Songs For A Nuclear Village" (Capitol) 16/2 "MARK ISHAM "Castalia" (Virgin) 18/2 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 6/2, Total Adds 2, KMHD, WSIE. Heavy: KJZZ, JZTRAX, KLSK. Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 10/2, Total Adds 2, WFMK, WHNN. Heavies include. KLRS, KNUA. CHART EXTRA MARK (SHAM "Castalia" (Virgin) 15/2 this week. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1, Light 7/1, Total Adds 2, KXPR, WFPL. Heavy: WDET, KJZZ. "DAVE SAMUELS "Living Colors" (MCA) 18/2 101 NORTH "101 North" (Valley Vue) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8 /0, Light 9/2. Total Adds 2, WNUA, KTWV. Heavy: WFAE. EXTRA this week. CHART Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0. Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WJZZ, KLSK. "BOB THOMPSON "Say What You Want" (IntIma/Enigma) 17/0 CLYDE CRINER "Behind The Sun" (Novus/RCA) 14/3 7/0, Total O. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium BD, Light Adds Heavy. KDAB, WGMC. Mediums include: WFAE, KTCL, KWFM. Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 5/0, Light 5/2, Total Adds 3, WJZZ, KPLU, WFPL. Heavy: WEBR, WSIE, WVPE. CHART EXTRA this week SAM RINEY "Lay It On The Line" (Spindletop) 13/6 '101 NORTH "101 North" (Valley Vue) 16/3 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 7/1, Light 5/5, Total Adds 6, KZPS, WLVE, WAER, WFPL, WMOT, KLSK. Heavy. JZTRAX. Rotations. Heavy 3/0. Medium 4/0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3, KTWV, WFMK, WHNN. Heavy: KOAI, KDAB, KLRS. BREAKER ERIC MARIENTHAL Of The (GRP) 13/5 this week "Voices Heart" Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/2, Light 3/3, Total Adds 5, WCPN, KPLU. WMOT, WHRO, WSIE. Heavy. WJAZ. SANDY OWEN "Heart Crossings" (Ivory) 15/3 ROB WASSERMAN "Duets" 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/1, Light 10/2, Total Adds 3, BRZ, KTWV, KSLU. Heavy: KOAI, WOTB. (MCA) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/1, Light 7/2, Total Adds 3, WHEW, WFPL, WVPE. Heavy: WNOP, KPLU, KLCC. ERIC MARIENTHAL "Voices Of The Heart" (GRP) 15/3 NANCEE KAHLER "Open The Sky" (Brave Dog) 13/0 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6 /0, Light 913, Total Adds 3, KBCO, WHVE, KLZS. Mediums include: WNUA, KDAB, KIFM. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6 /0, Total Adds O. Heavy WMOT, WSIE, KLSK. PAUL JACKSON, JR. "I Came To Play" (Atlantic) 14/2 SANDY OWEN "Hears Crossings" (Ivory) 12/6 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, KTWV, KLZS. Heavy: KSLU, WFMK, WHNN. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/2, Light 7/4, Total Adds 6, KADX, KXPR, WJAZ, WAER, WMOT, WVPE. Heavy. WSIE, KLCC. CHUCK MANGIONE "Eyes Of The Veiled Temptress" (Columbia) 13/7 AZYMUTH "Crazy Rhythm" (Milestone /Fantasy) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/7, Total Adds 7, KOAI, WBZN, KGRX, KLRS, KSLU, KEYV, KWFM. Mediums Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/1, Light 6/3, Total Adds 4, WNOP, KPLU, KLCC, JZTRAX. Heavy: WJZZ, KJAZ, WJAZ. include. WBMW, WFAE. REDHEADS (Reference) 11/6 RICHARD ELLIOT "The Power Of Suggestion" (Intima/Enigma) 13/7 BLAZING "Blazing Redheads" Rotations, Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/1, Light 10/5, Total Adds 6, KPLU, WJAZ, WFPL, WSIE, WVPE, KLCC. Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 3 /0, Light 9/6, Total Adds 7, WNUA, BRZ, KTWV, KDAB, WFAE, KSLU, WHVE. (MCA) 11/5 FRANK POTENZA "When We're Alone" (TBA) 13/4 GEORGE HOWARD "Reflections" Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 4/t, Light 5/4, Total Adds 5, WEBR, WBGO, KJZZ, WAER, WMOT. Heavy: WCPN, WJZZ. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 9/3, Light 4/1, Total Adds 4, BRZ, KBLX, KLRS, WOTB. CHUCK MANGIONE "Eyes 01 The Veiled Temptress" (Columbia) 11/4 GEORGE HOWARD "Reflections" (MCA) 12/8 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6 /t, Light 3/3, Total Adds 4, KPLU, WFSS, WSIE. KLSK. Heavy: KZPS, JZTRAX. Rotations: Heavy 3/2, Medium 2/1, Light 7/5, Total Adds 8, WBZN, KDAB, KIFM, KBLX, KKSF, WHVE, KEYV, KMGO. Heavy. WFAE. FRED SIMON "Usually /Always" (Windham HIII) 11/1 - Chart Extras denoted by two asterisks. - Uncharted Breakers denoted by one asterisk. Rotations Heavy 4/1, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds 1, WSIE. Heavy: WNEW, KMHD, KLCC.

"Gardony rekindles the spirit of Jazz at Berklee" -- The Boston Herald "The most talked about new talent in British Jazz this year" -- New York Times Sunday Magazine

LASZLO GARDONY ANDY SHEPPARD The Secret A powerful force in the new British jazz scene, saxophonist /composer /bandleader Hungarian pianist Laszlo Gardony has Andy Sheppard is one of the hottest young studied and performed with Gary Burton and improvisors making music. His debut album Miroslav Vitous. The trio he assembled for features special guest Randy Brecker. this album plays as if deep in intimate, spirited conversation, shared only with the ANTILLES listener. NEW DIRECTIONS ghLtf....r

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LANE 1 SPEER CUSCO MARNA.. TRANSFER LIZVANC PARALLEL DANNY WILSON L. AITEADUR TutANNE JOE SATRIANI SLISPNiehR, THE IIREETEPAInnemoht IA v .7-,PAS TWO Rob Moore Gene Rump PARALLEL TWO WHIAMLnSing One station called In a frozen playllst Tom Knight NELSON RAN.. this week: WLOO/Orlando. NET. RATER 101 NORTH sADE KMGL/Oklahorna City and KWAV/ RIPPINGTONS Monterey are no longer reporting RARE ISHAM tation.. ::%7:XTER PIERRE SENSUSAN 31 Current Reporters rULL SWING GRP 30 Current Reports J PAPE JAC1SON "Power Play NO./Salt Lake Cily-Oaden APIL Francisco CAS. SETO/Las Veg. PORTRAITS IN SOUND KWFAUTucaon WEST CM. Owens KilluerIlLopan Mi. Mill PARALLEL Ion IR... . Thorn Rahn.. Dan Ward GEORGE NONARD CARISTOPRER MASON 1:%.:117711:GXX5"." T. RAN. POTEN. CAUCA MANG.. DA. code.. em RIA. Featuring PARALLEL CLOR. Losten IN.. NICLIFL JORGE DALTO 70.10 SOEURI IMILIP GLASS Plasm scrims. AoLtL C.I.A... John Hero GEORGE NOWARD ERED SIMOA EDDIE GOIME PRANK POT.. J0111 ANDERS. ACOUSTIC ALCRENY ERIC rust zereAL 301017 ROLLINS DORI,. COLUMN 101011. s GEPARA TIM RAIWTX ONE JOSRLIA DAEAM Hottest: L are TED. 1/..... TANG.I. KIND,. PILL NAM. KAM. BIMET ACEERRIN SM.. ROSINSON ...It CROCK KAN.O. TRACE C.PMAN LANE 6 SPE. ICTWVILos Ann* N.C. IMELER .LL A OAT. Watt.. ...Santa Barbara Chris ENDOW ilott.ts SU.N. CIA. PATER FATER Stem Mee. Ripeto.,, Diego BRIG. LIGIME, IG TM B.C. RIPP SAN. 011. 110Z SCAGGS MIRE POST DAVID 61101T GROA. A.A. IMAGES Stem Huntington MOTIVE" NELSON 'ANGELL "LOCO 101 NOR,, SAM RAHLER TOMI CHILDS BOSE GEORGE RONA. AMPIAGTONS 130111. MCPERRIN SADE DAVE SAMUELS ACIRVInvosnis SADZ PETE NSCoVED0 1041A/Seattle MUSICAL STARSTREANS SORRYTHIcA HAT YO! Matthews MAXI PRIEST Sehastiandemsts SUZANIIA CIANI SKSPISen FrAnCi.0 %Munson Fran, Rom. 110115511 TRACT C... IMAGES ACOUSTIC h... RICRA0D ELLIOT FULL SWING JOE JAC.. Feinstein/Trends Ratter, RAUL JACESON JP. CHUCR mcy ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY Eattet: DA., RI.. SPECIAL 1MA DAVID BENOIT ACOUSTIC AEC.. MM.., JONI 61ITE.LL, 110.11 MCFERRIN JONI MITCHRLL SUE.. CIANI nAym EVERYTHING SOT Tin 1701TTICIMMIRIN ACOUSTIC ALCM., .1CDI I MITCRELL noNEE AcEAAR. PRED SI.N SEADOICFAX GAORDS SADZ KIMIKO ITOH WYPEISouth 111.MElklud EAST SOUTH MIDWEST Jon IMUM-Manrs4Cnnel

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Tracks Reports --k 1 TRACY CHAPMAN / /Fast Car (Elektra) 71 AOR TRACKS® 2 ROSSINGTON BAND/Welcome Me Home (MCA) 62 3 2 3 10,000 MANIACS /Like The Weather (Elektra) 61 WKS WKS LW TW 175 REPORTERS Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium 4 JOANNA DEAN /Kiss This (Mercury /PolyGram) 58 3 1 1 BRUCE HORNSBY &.../The Valley Road (RCA) 164 =/1 86+ 158= 6= 5 LITA FORD /Close My Eyes Forever (RCA) 50 O 2 2 2 2 CHEAP TRICK/The Flame (Epic) 152-10 74- 146= 6- 6 THEN JERICO /Let Her Fall (MCA) 45 8 5 Q VAN HALEN /Black And Blue (WB) 159=10 59 + 139+ 19- 7 VINNIE VINCENT INVASION /Ashes To Ashes (Chrysalis) . .40 4 3 3 4 SMITHEREENS /Only A Memory (Enigma /Capitol) 156-10 44= 132 - 23- 8 FACE TO FACE /As Forever As You (Mercury /PolyGram) 34 7 5 4 5 ERIC CLAPTON /After Midnight (Polydor /PG) 156 -/2 48= 125- 31- Q HURRICANE /I'm On To You (Enigma) 30 9 6 6 0 NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/Ten Men Workin' (Reprise) 156 -/1 42 + 116+ 38- u MISSION UK/Tower Of Strength (Mercury /PolyGram) 25 24 16 10 O ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) 154 +/4 33+ 116+ 35- 11 ROCKY HILL /I Won't Be Your Fool (Virgin) 24 14 12 9 0 ROBERT PLANT /Ship Of Fools (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 145 + /9 36 + 108 + 35- 12 JAMES REYNE /Fall Of Rome (Capitol) 21 11 9 8 SCORPIONS /Rhythm Of Love (Mercury /PG)' Keeps abWtetclueto 149 + /2 27+ 101 + 43- STEALIN HORSES/Turnaround (Arista) 21 0 continued growth. 1 4 7 10 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way (Arista) 119 -/0 31- 87 - 26- 14 GUNS N' ROSES/Welcome To The Jungle (Geffen) 19 13 13 11 11 GLASS TIGER /I'm Still Searching (EMI- Manhattan) 129 -/0 27+ 97- 28- 15 ADVENTURES /Broken Land (Elektra) 18 45 29 21 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Rooty Toot Toot (Mercury /PG) 135+116 10+ 67+ 65- ONLY CHILD /I Believe In You (Rampage /Rhino) 18 0 15 15 13 13 HONEYMOON SUITE /Love Changes Everything (WB) 137-10 11- 72- 60- 17 BEARS /Aches & Pains (PMRC /MCA) 16 33 23 18 ROBIN TROWER/Tear It Up (Atlantic) 148 + 5+ 45+ 94- KING'S X /King (Megaforce /Atlantic) 16 a /9 37 25 ® JIMMY BARNES/Too Much Ain't Enough Love (Geffen) 147 + /28 1+ 40+ 97+ 19 NOISEWORKS /No Lies (Columbia) 15 6 7 12 16 MIDNIGHT OIL /Beds Are Burning (Columbia) 103 -/1 24- 70- 28- 20 PAT McLAUGHLIN /No Problem (Capitol) 14 18 18 16 17 TREAT HER RIGHT /I Think She Likes Me (RCA) 128-/4 5- 57+ 60- SOUL ASYLUM /Sometime To Return (A &M) 14 44 32 26 (D ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 123+119 11+ 48+ 65+ 40 31 24 a HENRY LEE SUMMER /Darling Danielle Don't (CBS Associated) 129 + /19 5+ 48+ 74+ 10 11 15 20 INXS /New Sensation (Atlantic) 97 26- 65- 30+ New Artists are those that have never had an AOR Breaker. The chart is based entirely on the -/1 number of stations reporting airplay on a particular track. Week 19 19 19 21 KINGS -to -week add patterns are not a OF THE SUN /Serpentine (RCA) 120 -/1 1= 46- 60- factor_ 25 21 22 ® YNGWIE J. MALMSTEEN'S RISING.../Heaven Tonight (Polydor /PG)117 -/2 3+ 29 - 76+ 28 24 23 ® ROBBIE ROBERTSON /Somewhere Down The Crazy River (Geffen) 111 -/4 4+ 43+ 62- 5 14 14 24 ROBERT PLANT/Tall Cool One (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 79-10 19- 62- 14- 34 30 28 ® POISON /Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) 114 + /10 6+ 39 + 56+ THE 54 37 a BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Look Out Any Window (RCA) 94+/35 1+ 35+ 54+ 30 27 27 ® WHITE LION/Tell Me (Atlantic) 110=15 0= 21= 70+ 51 44 32 m JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS/I Hate Myself For... (Blackheart /CBS) 113+111 1= 17+ 69+ JESUS 49 41 33 Q JOHN KILZER /Red Blue Jeans (Geffen) 110+/23 2+ 15+ 74+ 8 10 17 30 DAVID LEE ROTH /Stand Up (WB) 70 -/1 7- 39- 31- 36 33 31 ® AC /DC/That's The Way I Wanna Rock N Roll (Atlantic) 93=/7 1= 13- 62+ AND 43 39 36 ® TIMBUK 3 /Rev. Jack & His Roamin' Cadillac Church (IRS /MCA) 92 +/11 O- 15+ 63+ 17 17 20 33 GEORGE HARRISON/This Is Love (Dark Horse /WB) 70 -/1 2- 24- 43- 48 42 35 0 BRIAN SETZER/When The Sky Comes Tumblin... (EMI- Manhattan) 94 +/7 0= 7= 71+ MARY 60 49 40 ® TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast Car (Elektra) 71+114 4+ 27+ 33+ so 38 a PINK FLOYD/The Dogs Of War (Columbia) 84+113 0- 10+ 55+ CHAIN 47 ® GRAHAM PARKER /(Get Started) Start A Fire (RCA) 73+118 1+ 11+ 51+ 12 20 30 38 TALKING HEADS /(Nothing But) Flowers (Fly /Sire) 43-10 7- 23- 18- 57 48 42 a MICHAEL BOLTON/Wait On Love (Columbia) 72 =/3 0= 7+ 46+ 59 46 0 AEROSMITH /Magic Touch (Geffen) 67 +/13 0= 10+ 40+ 47 45 41 OD 10,000 MANIACS /Like The Weather (Elektra) 61-15 2- 14- 33= 50 Z TALKING HEADS /Blind (Fly /Sire) 46 +/9 1= 19+ 23+ 55 m NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/This Note's For You (Reprise) 52+117 0= 15+ 27+ 54 51 48 0 IRON MAIDEN /Can I Play With Madness (Capitol) 61+13 2+ 4+ 35+ DEBUT ROSSINGTON BAND/Welcome Me Home (MCA) 0 I 0 62 /58 2 43 1 DEBUT Q ROD STEWART/Dynamite (WB) 41 /41 0 13 23 - - 53 $ BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Defenders Of The Flag (RCA) 45 +/16 0- 17+ 22+ - - 54 0 MIDNIGHT OIL/The Dead Heart (Columbia) 43 +/11 2= 16= 19+ - - 58 Q JOHN CAFFERTY AND... /Song & Dance (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 0= 5= 43+ FROM THE ALBUM 56 +/9 - 60 Q JOANNA DEAN /Kiss This (Mercury /PG) 58 +/9 0= 2- 41+

BARBED WIRE KISSES I DEBUT ® KINGDOM COME/What Love Can Be (Polydor /PG) 50 +/27 0= 5+ 36+ 16 25 39 52 BALAAM & THE ANGEL /I Love The Things You Do To Me (Virgin) 36 -/0 0= 14- 20- 23 22 29 53 DEACON BLUE /Dignity (Columbia) 43-10 0- 12- 28- 57 Q LITA FORD /Close My Eyes Forever (RCA) 50 +/8 0= 11- 27+ DEBUT ® ALARM /Rescue Me (IRS /MCA) 48+110 0= 4= 40+ 58 52 51 56 JON ANDERSON /Hold On To Love (Columbia) 45-10 1= 9+ 29- 38 40 43 57 JOE SATRIANI /Surfing With The Alien (Relativity) 43-10 0= 5- 31- 27 26 34 58 KINGDOM COME /Living Out Of Touch (Polydor /PG) 38 -/1 0- 6- 28-

E DEBUT Q PAUL CARRACK /Double It Up (Chrysalis) 47 +/18 0= 2= 39+ I DEBUT Q ROBERT PLANT /Dance On My Own (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 26 +/4 0= 13+ 11= BREAKERS.

JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS I Hate Myself For Loving You (Blackheart /CBS Associated) 65% of our reporters on It.

JOHN KILZER Red Blue Jeans (Geffen) BLANCO Y NEGRO 63% of our reporters on it.

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3 2 175 REPORTERS WKS WKS LW TW MAY 20, 1988 Reports /Adds Power Heavy Medium

2 Q BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Scenes From The... (RCA) " Valley" (164) "Look" (94) "Defenders" (45) 166 + /1 87+ 159+ 6=

1 1 2 2 ROBERT PLANT /Now And Zen (Es Paranza /Atlantic) "Ship" (145) "Tall" (79) "Dance" (26) 164 -/0 55= 149= 15 - 2 3 3 3 CHEAP TRICK /Lap Of Luxury (Epic) "Flame" (152) "Let" (19) "Mercy" (7) 157-/1 74- 150+ 7- DEBUT O ROD STEWART/Out Of Order (WB) "Lost" (154) "Dynamite" (41) "Wild" (10) 161 /10 34 118 40 8 I 6 Q NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/This Note's For You (Reprise) "Ten" (156) "Note's" (6) "Twilight" (4) 159 -/1 43+ 118+ 37- 4 4 4 6 SMITHEREENS /Green Thoughts (Enigma /Capitol) "Memory" (156) "Drown" (6) "House" (4) 157 -/O 44= 132 - 24- 9 5 5 7 ERIC CLAPTON /Crossroads (Polydor /PG) "Midnight" (156) "Further" (4) "Got" (2) 156-/2 49= 126- 30- 'Keeps a butletdue to 11 9 7 SCORPIONS /Savage Amusement (Mercury /PG)* "Rhythm" (149) "Believe" (19) "Stop" (14) Q continued growth. 149+/2 27+ 101 + 43- 6 8 9 9 MIDNIGHT OIL/Diesel And Dust (Columbia) "Beds" (103) "Heart" (43) "Dreamworld" (9) 137-/6 26- 80- 46+ 3 6 8 10 CHURCH /Starfish (Arista) "Under" (119) "Reptile" (14) 127 -/1 32- 90- 30+ 13 12 10 11 GLASS TIGER /Diamond Sun (EMI- Manhattan) "Still" (129) "Diamond" (5) "Song" (1) 131 -/0 27+ 97- 30- 14 14 11 12 HONEYMOON SUITE/Racing After Midnight (WB) "Changes" (137) "Lookin "' (9) "Over" (2) 140-/1 11- 72- 61- 39 27 20 ® JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/The Lonesome Jubilee (Mercury /PG) "Rooty" (135) "Check" (1) 135+/16 10+ 67+ 65- 12 17 14 e HENRY LEE SUMMER /Henry Lee Summer (CBS Associated) "Darling" (129) "Wish" (18) "Wing" (6) 138 +/8 11- 58+ 75+ 35 24 17 ® ROBIN TROWER/Take What You Need (Atlantic) "Tear" (148) "Take" (3) "Over" (1) 150 + /9 5+ 45+ 94- 5 11 12 16 INXS /Kick (Atlantic) "Sensation" (97) "Devil" (5) "Never" (5) 110-/1 27- 72- 35- 19 16 15 17 TREAT HER RIGHT/Treat Her Right (RCA) "Think" (128) "Got" (2) "Need" (1) 130-/4 5- 57+ 60- - 30 24 ZIGGY MARLEY /Conscious Party (Virgin) "Tomorrow" (123) "Lee" (3) "Tumblin "' (2) 126+/18 11 + 49+ 67+ 20 18 18 19 KINGS OF THE SUN /Kings Of The Sun (RCA) "Serpentine" (120) "Hot" (2) "Black" (1) 120 -/1 1= 46- 60- 26 25 23 G ROBBIE ROBERTSON /Robbie Robertson (Geffen) "Somewhere" (111) "Testimony" (2) "Fallen" (1) 112-/4 4+ 43+ 63- 25 23 21 ® YNGWIE J. MALMSTEEN'S RISING FORCE /Odyssey (Polydor /PG) "Heaven" (117) "Rising" (1) "Dreaming" (1) 118=/2 3+ 29- 77+ - - 26 Q POISON /Open Up And Say...Ahh (Enigma /Capitol) " Nothin- (114) "Rocks" (2) "Mama" (1) 115 + /10 6+ 39+ 57+ 23 19 19 23 WHITE LION /Pride (Atlantic) "Tell" (110) "Wait" (14) 118 -/5 2- 27- 72+ 10 13 22 24 TALKING HEADS/Naked (Fly /Sire) "Blind" (46) "Nothing" (43) "Jones" (8) 82 -/3 8- 38- 39+ 7 10 13 25 DAVID LEE ROTH /Skyscraper (WB) "Stand" (70) "Skyscraper" (13) "Damn" (8) 85 -/1 7- 45- 38- 29 a JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS/Up Your Alley (Blackheart/CBS) "Hate" (113) "Ridin ''' (1) "Little" (1) 114+/11 1 = 17+ 69+ - 36 31 ® JOHN KILZER/Memory In The Making (Geffen) "Jeans" (110) "Memory" (1) "Love" (1) 111 +/23 2+ 15+ 75+ 29 28 28 m AC /DC /Blow Up Your Video (Atlantic) "That's" (93) "Zone" (6) "Heatseeker" (1) 95 -/7 1= 13- 64+ 18 21 25 29 KINGDOM COME /Kingdom Come (Polydor /PG) "Love" (50) "Living" (38) "Get" (8) 87 -/4 0- 12- 65- 40 35 33 Q TIMBUK 3 /Eden Alley (IRS/MCA) "Jack" (92) "Easy" (2) "Driver" (2) 94+/11 0- 15+ 64+ 17 15 16 31 GEORGE HARRISON /Cloud Nine (Dark Horse /WB) "This" (70) "Fish" (2) "Cloud" (1) 73 -/1 2- 26- 43- 33 34 32 Q AEROSMITH /Permanent Vacation (Geffen) "Magic" (67) "Angel" (10) "Down" (2) 80+/13 5- 20- 43+ 36 Q TRACY CHAPMAN/Tracy Chapman (Elektra) "Car" (71) "Talking" (9) "Mountains" (1) 71 +/14 4= 27+ 33+ - 39 34 Q BRIAN SETZER /Live Nude Guitars (EMI- Manhattan) "When" (94) "Lightning" (1) "Rebelene" (1) 96 +/8 0= 7= 73+ 35 ® PINK FLOYD /A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (Columbia) "Dogs" (84) "Turning" (3) "Sorrow" (2) 87 +/13 2= 13+ 55+ t DEBUT Q GRAHAM PARKER/The Mona Lisa's Sister (RCA) "Started" (73) "Let" (1) "Under" (1) 74 +/18 1 + 11+ 52+ - - 39 ff/ 10,000 MANIACS /In My Tribe (Elektra) "Weather" (61) "What's" (4) "Train" (1) 65 =/6 2- 14- 37+ I DEBUT © LITA FORD /Lita (RCA) "Close" (50) "Kiss" (13) "Can't" (1) 62 +/9 1 + 16- 32+ 15 20 30 39 FOREIGNER /Inside Information (Atlantic) "Don't" (19) "Wait" (13) "Beat" (10) 38 -/4 6- 20- 17- - - 40 Q MICHAEL BOLTON/The Hunger (Columbia) "Wait" (72) 72=/3 0= 7+ 46+ BREAKERS®

ROD STEWART JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS Out Of Order (WB) Up Your Alley (Blackheart /CBS Associated) Sticking 92% of our reporters on it. 65% of our reporters on it. JOHN KILZER Memory In The Making (Geffen) his neck out 63% of our reporters on it. NEW & ACTIVE

IRON MAIDEN "Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son" (Capitol) 61/3 (58/2) Adds: WKLS, WIXV, KTAL. Powers 2. Heavy 4: KJJO, WIMZ, KNAC, KRZQ. Medium 35 including WBAB, WHJY, KISS. WYNF, WLLZ, WQFM, KAZY. KEPI, KUPD. KOME. for PAUL CARRACK "One Good Reason" (Chrysalis) 58/15 (53/16) Adds including KISS, KBCO, KGON, WCCC, KPEZ, WIMZ, KBAT, KDJK, WIZN, KTYD. Powers 1. Heavy 5: KINK, WPLP, WPDH, WWCT, KZOQ. Medium 47 including WMMR. WLLZ, WFBQ, KBPI, KDKB, WAQY, KLBJ, WRXL, WLAV, KMOD JOANNA DEAN "Misbehavin'" (Mercury/PolyGram) 58/9 (49/14) Adds: WDVE, KTXQ, KUPD. WRFX, WTUE, WWCK, KEZO, WYBR, KTAL. Heavy 2: KWLN, KRZQ. Medium 41 including WBAB. WLLZ, WQFM, WHEB, WIMZ, WKDF, WRDU. WIXV, KMOD, KJOT ALARM "Eye Of The Hurricane" (IRS /MCA) 54/10 (47/11) rock ri roll. Adds: WHJY, KBCO, KUPD, WPYX, WAQX, WHTF, WFYV, WMAD. KATT. WBLM. Heavy 6 including KROO, KGB, WPLR. WKQZ, WIZN. Medium 43 including WNEW. WMMR, DC101, WKLS, KSHE, WCCC, WHEB, WIMZ, WAPL, WRQK. THEN JERICO "First (The Sound Of Music)" (MCA) 46/3 (45/3) Adds: KROO. KEZO, KFMQ. Heavy O. Medium 26 including WDVE. WHJY, WLLZ, KYYS, 91X, WIMZ, KICT, KPOI, WRUF KQWB. ICEHOUSE "A Man Of Colours" (Chrysalis) 44/10 (3810) Adds: KRXQ, WBRU, WAQX, CFNY, KWIC, MAO, WWWV. KRNA, KFMO, KFMF. Powers 1. Heavy 8 including WFBQ. JOHN BRENNEN WHTF, WZYC, WRXK. WWCT, WXXP, KRZQ. Medium 26 including KLOL, WLVQ. KDKB, KUPD, KZAP. 91X. KLBJ, WLAv KJOT, KILO. VINNIE VINCENT INVASION "All Systems Go" (Chrysalis) 41/10 (31/7) Adds WBAB, KTXQ, WZZO. WCCC, WFYV, KFMG. KZRR, KEZE, KFMX, KZOQ. Powers 1. Heavy 2: KJJO, KNAC. Medium piffljt1ve emotion 16 including WDVE, WLLZ, WOFM, KUPD, WTPA. WHCN. WEZX, KLAQ, WIMZ, WRQK. DOKKEN "Back For The Attack" (Elektra) 41/2 (46/4) Adds: KEZO, KROU. Heavy 3: KNAC, KTAL, KQWB. Medium 23 including WQFM, KAZY, KBPI, KUPD, KOME, KLAQ. the latest single from the album "Mystery Street" WRQK, WXLP, WWCK, KMOD. GEORGE THOROGOOD "Born To Be Bad" (EMI- Manhattan) 38/20 (25/4) WCMF, WTUE. Heavy 6 including WRAF. produced by David Malloy Adds including WBCN. WBAB, WNEW, WMMR, WDVE, DC101, KISS, WPDH, KISW, KXRX, KODS, WLAV, KZEL, WRUF. addinonal producnon, mix and edit. John Luongo for The Office, Inc. AP4Oit WRXL, WPXC. Medium 27 including KORS, KRXQ, KZAP, KFOG, management: Aucoin Entertainment Group Continued on Page 86

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VINNIE VINCENT INVASION "Ashes To Ashes" (Chrysalis) 40/10 (30/7) Adds: WBAB, WZZO, WCCC, WFYV, KFMG, KZRR, KOMP, KEZE, KFMX, KZOQ. Powers 1. Heavy 2: KJJO, KNAC. Medium MOST ADDED HOTTEST 16 including WDVE, WLLZ, WQFM, KUPD, WTPA, WHCN, WEZX, KLAO, WIMZ, WROK. ROSSINGTON BAND Welcome (58) BRUCE HORNSBY &...,Valley (86) DOKKEN "Heaven Sent" (Elektra) 40/2 (46/4) Adds: KEZO, KRQU. Heavy 2: KTAL, KOWB. Medium 23 including WQFM, KJJO, KAZY, KBPI, KUPD, KLAQ, KMOD, ROD STEWART- Dynamite (41) CHEAP TRICK /Flame (74) KFMG, KZRR, KFMF. HORNSBY & THE RANGE Look (35) VAN HALEN /Black (59) BRUCE ICEHOUSE "Nothing Too Serious" (Chrysalis) 35/9 (27/11) JIMMY BARNES/Too (28) ERIC CLAPTON /Midnight (48) Adds: KRXQ, WBRU, WAQX, KWIC, KLAO, WWWV, KRNA, KFMQ, KFMF. Heavy 3: WRXK, WXXP, KRZQ. Medium 23 JUDAS PRIEST/Rocker (28) SMITHEREENS /Memory (44) including KLOL, WLVQ, KDKB, KUPD, KZAP, 91X, WAPL, WLAV. KJOT, KILO. KINGDOM COME /Love (27) NEIL YOUNG &... Ten (42) FACE TO FACE "As Forever As You" ( Mercury/PolyGram) 34/8 (26/26) KTYD. Heavy WRXK. Medium 26 including WNEW, JOHN KILZER /Jeans (23) ROBERT PLANT Ship (36) Adds: KYYS, KLBJ, KBAT, WRKI, WBLM, WAOR, WMRY, 2: WHCN, WHJY, WTPA, WPLR, WHEB, WBRU, WRAF, KPEZ, WLAV, KEZE. GEORGE THOROGOOD/Treat (21) ROD STEWART /Lost (33) HURRICANE "I'm On To You" (Enigma) 30/13 (18/4) (20) STEALIN HORSES/Turnaround CHURCH /Milky (31) Adds including WPYX, WDHA, WTPA, WCMF, WOUR, KBAT, KKDJ, WRKI, WGIR, KQWB. Powers 1. Heavy 1: KJJO. ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow (19) GLASS TIGER/Still (27) Medium 18 including WDVE, KISS, KLOS, KUPD, KGB, KOME, KILO, KDJK, WRUF, KFMX. HENRY LEE SUMMER /Darling (19) SCORPIONS /Rhythm (27) JUDAS PRIEST "I'm A Rocker" (Columbia) 28/28 (0/0) Adds including KLOL, WDHA, KNCN, WFYV, KMJX, WAPL, WROK, WXLP, KJOT, KDJK. Heavy 2: KISS, KJJO. Medium 14 including WBAB, WYNF, WLLZ, KQRS, KAZY, KUPD, KSJO, WHCN, KEZO, KFMG. GEORGE THOROGOOD "Treat Her Right" (EMI -Manhattan) 28/21 (7/4) Adds including WBCN, WMMR, KWIC, WWCT, KDJK, KEZE, WZXL, WGIR, KFMF, KBOY. Heavy 5 including DC101, WRAF, CHART CLIMBERS r WHTF, WRXL. Medium 19 including WBAB, WNEW, WDVE, KISS, KZAP, KFOG, WPDH, WBRU, KMJX, WTUE. STEALIN HORSES "Turnaround" (Arista) 21/20 (1/0) Adds including WDHA, KWIC, WKRR, KATT, KMOD, WIZN, KATP, KRNA, KSOY, KFMF. Heavy 0. Medium 12 including BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "Look Out Any Window" (RCA) 94/35 (60/33) WNEW, KISS, WLLZ, KAZY, KBCO, WHFS, KLBJ, WKQQ, WLAV, WMAD. Adds including WPHD, WMMR, 0107, WKLS, KLOL, KISS, WLVQ, KYYS, KSI-4E, KBCO. Heavy 35 including WHJY, DC101, DEF LEPPARD "Love Bites" (Mercury/PolyGram) 21/1 (20/2) WNOR, WYNF, WLUP, WEBN, WPYX, WTPA, CHEZ, WPDH. Medium 54 including WIYY, WBAB, KINK, KZAP, WBRU, Adds: WQFM. Powers 2. Heavy 10: KGON, KOME, WHEB, KWLN, WDIZ, WIOT, KJOT, WGIR, KTAL, KRZO. Medium 9 WAQY, WAQX, WHTF, WZYC, WZEW. Moves 37-26. including KGB, KISW, KMJX, WKOZ, KICT, WPXC, WWTR, KSQY. BRIAN SETZER "When The Sky Comes Tumblin' Down" (EMI- Manhattan) 94/7 (89/9) CHEAP TRICK "Let Go" (Epic) 19/8 (11/3) Adds: WIYY, WQFM, WZZO, WAVF, WKQQ, WIXV, KFMQ. Heavy 7: KQRS. WTPA. WPLR, WRXK, WIZN, WRKI, KROU. Adds including WKLS, WPLR, KWIC, KNCN, WAPL, KATT. WGIR. Heavy 8 including WYNF, KBPI, KUPD, CHEZ, WFYV, Medium 71 including WBAB, WNEW, WMMR, WDVE, WHJY, KLOL, KYYS, KDKB, KZAP, KOME. Moves 35 -34. KTAL. Medium 9 including KTXQ, WQFM, WDHA, WEZX, KFMG, KSQY. AC/DC "That's The Way I Wanna Rock N Roll" (Atlantic) 93/7 (93/9) SCORPIONS "Believe In Love" ( Mercury/PolyGram) 19/2 (17/4) Adds: WBAB, KQRS, KGON. KGB, WEZX, WAQY, KEZO. Heavy 13 including WHJY, WLLZ, KJJO, KSJO, KLBJ, WRXK, Adds: WYNF, WHEB. Heavy 7: KISS, KAZY, KUPD, KRXQ, WPYX, WCMF, KRZO. Medium 9 including 0107, KLOL, WDHA, WFYV, WWCK, KNAC, KMBY. Medium 62 including WIYY, WPHD, WNEW, WMMR, WDVE, KTXO, WSHE, WYNF, WRIF, KNCN, KODS, KFMG, KILO, KÓZZ. WQFM. Remains at #31. ONLY CHILD "I Believe In You" (Rampage /Rhino) 18/4 (15/6) TIMBUK 3 "Rev. Jack & His Roamin' Cadillac Church" (IRS /MCA) 92/11 (81/8) Adds: KBAT, WKQZ, KSQY, KBOY. Heavy 0. Medium 5: WLLZ, KJJO, WPXC, WRUF, KOWB. Adds including WBCN, WSHE, KISS, KQRS, KZAP, WPLR, WPDH, WKDF, KCAL, KTAL. Heavy 15 including WXRT, KBCO, WHFS, WCCC. WHCN, CHEZ, KLBJ, KPEZ, KNCN, WIMZ. Medium 63 including WNEW, DC101, WKLS, KTXQ, KLOL, JERRY HARRISON "Cherokee Chief" (Sire/WB) 17/1 (18/4) KYYS, KFOG, KXRX. CFOX, WDHA. Moves 36 -32. Adds: KRZO. Heavy 2: KBCO, WRXK. Medium 11 including KTXQ, WRIF, WFBO, WBRU, KJOT, WFNX, WPXC, WRUF, WMRY, KBOY. PINK FLOYD "The Dogs Of War" (Columbia) 84/13 (7322) Adds including WBAB, KRXQ, WAQY, WSTZ, WKGR, WJXQ, WIBA, WMAD, KPOI, KFMQ. Heavy 10 including WNEW, 3 "Lover To Lover" (Geffen) 17/1 (18/4) KFMF. KLOS, KZAP, WZZO, WTPA, WRXK, WFYV, WIZN, KRZQ. Medium 55 including WMMR, WDVE, WHJY, DC101, WLVQ, Adds: WAQX. Heavy 1: KSJO. Medium 11 including WKLS, KISS, WYNF, KSHE, KDKB, KOME, WEZX, KPEZ, WGIR, WLLZ, KYYS, KJJO, KORS, KDKB. Moves 38 -36. YES "Big Generator" (Atco) 16/5 (11/4) GRAHAM PARKER "(Get Started) Start A Fire" (RCA) 73/18 (55/16) Adds: DC101, KGON, WZZO, KFMQ, KWHL. Heavy 4 WNEW. WPDH, KFMG, WGIR. Medium 11 including WMMR, KDKB, Adds including WHJY, WNOR, WLLZ, WEZX, WAQX, WOUR, WAPL, WWCT, WYBR, KJOT. Heavy 11 including WNEW, WTPA, KPEZ, WDIZ, KILO. WXRT, KTCZ, KBCO, WPLR, WKFM, WFNX, WXXP, WWWV, KRZO. Medium 51 including WDRE, WMMR, DC101, KTXQ, BOZ SCAGGS "Cool Running" (Columbia) 15/15 (0/0) KLOL, KUPD, KFOG, WHFS, WDHA, WTPA. Moves 47 -37. Adds including KOME, KOWB, WAOR, WMRY. Heavy 3. KTCZ, KFOG, WPLR. Medium 10 including WNEW, WLLZ. KGGO, MICHAEL BOLTON "Walt On Love" (Columbia) 72/3 (72/10) WMAD, KNX, KMBY, WRKI, WWTR. Adds: KRXQ, KWIC, KWHL. Heavy 7: WLVQ, WCCC, KQWB, WAOR, WZZQ, KRQU, KRZQ. Medium 46 including WPHD, ALICE COOPER with... "Under My Wheels" (Capitol) 15/14 (1/1) WNEW, WDVE, WKLS, WSHE, WYNF, WRIF, KYYS, KDKB, KUPD. Moves 42-39. Adds including WHJY, KLOL, WCCC, WHCN, WHEB, WSTZ, KMOD, WGIR. Heavy 0. Medium 7: WBAB, WLLZ, KJJO. TRACY CHAPMAN "Fast Car" (Elektra) 71/14 (57/12) WPLR, KFMG, KNAC, KRZQ. Adds including WHJY, WYNF, KXRX, WTPA, KLAQ, WIMZ, WIXV, WAPL, WIBA, KEZO. Heavy 27 including WNEW, WXRT, NOISEWORKS "No Lies" (Columbia) 15/5 (10/4) KTCZ, KBCO, 91X, WHFS, WDHA, WPLR, CHEZ, CFNY. Medium 33 including DC101, KTXQ, KLOL, WNOR, KISS, WPYX, Adds: WLLZ, WQFM, WTPA, WDIZ, WGIR. Heavy 0. Medium 7 including WDVE, WEZX, WLAV. KROU, KZOQ. WHCN, WHEB, WPDH, WBRU. Moves 40 -35. DEF LEPPARD "Pour Some Sugar On Me" (Mercury/PolyGram) 15/3 (12/1) AEROSMITH "Magic Touch" (Geffen) 67/13 (58/16) Adds: WGTR, WHTF, WAVF. Powers 2. Heavy 6 including WXKE, KTAL, WZZQ. Medium B including KZEW. WEBN, WRIF, Adds including WDVE, WQFM, WZZO, WHEB, WRFX, KNCN, WTUE, KEZO, WBLM, WWWV. Heavy 10 including KBPI, WFBQ, WPDH, WOMF, KILO. WCCC, WAQX, WFYV, KJOT, KNAC, WGIR, KRZQ. Medium 40 including WHJY, WKLS, WLVQ, KAZY, KDKB, KRXQ, WEZX, WRAF, KLAQ, KMJX. Moves 46-40. ROSSINGTON BAND "Welcome Me Home" (MCA) 62/58 (6/0) Adds including WBCN, WKLS, KTXQ, WYNF, WLVQ, WLLZ, KRXQ, WKLC, WTPA, WCCC. Heavy 2: KSJO, WRXK. Medium 43 including WNEW, WDVE, WRIF, WFBQ, KZAP, WPYX, WSTZ, WIMZ, WDIZ, WTKX, WWCK. Debuts at #45. 10,000 MANIACS "Like The Weather" ( Elektra) 61/5 (62/6) Adds: WLUP, WKLC, KQDS, KEZO, KMBY. Heavy 14 including WNEW, WHJY, WDHA, WTPA, WCCC, WAAF, WZEW, WLAV, WIZN, WXXP. Medium 33 including WBAB, WDRE, DC101, WKLS, KLOL, WLLZ, WHCN, CHEZ, WHEB, WOUR. AOR ALBUMS Remains at #41. IRON MAIDEN "Can I Play With Madness" (Capitol) 61/3 (58/2) Adds: WKLS, WIXV, KTAL. Heavy 4: KJJO, WIMZ, KNAC, KRZQ. Medium 35 including WBAB, WHJY, 0107, KISS, WYNF, WLLZ, WQFM, KAZY, KBPI, KUPD. Moves 48-44. MOST ADDED HOTTEST BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE (87) JOANNA DEAN "Kiss This" ( Mercury/PolyGram) 58/9 (49/14) JUDAS PRIEST (29) Adds: WDVE, KTXO, KUPD, WRFX, WTUE, WWCK, KEZO, WYBR, KTAL. Heavy 2: KWLN, KRZQ. Medium 41 including JOHN KILZER (23) CHEAP TRICK (74) WBAB, WLLZ, WQFM, KJJO, WHEB, WEZX, WAVF, KNCN, WFYV, WIMZ, KMJX. Moves 60 -50. ROBERT PLANT (55) BOZ SCAGGS (20) JOHN CAFFERTY AND THE BEAVER BROWN BAND "Song & Dance" (Scotts Bros. /CBS) 56/9 (48/18) ERIC CLAPTON (49) GEORGE THOROGOOD (20) Adds: WBCN, WSHE, KBPI, WCCC, WKFM, WRFX, WSTZ, WPXC, WMRY. Heavy 5: WHJY, WPLR, WYBR, KFMG, WZZQ. SMITHEREENS (44) Medium 43 including WPHD, WNEW, WMMR, WPYX, WKLC, WDHA, WTPA, WPDH, WBRU, KWIC. Moves 58-49. ZIGGY MARLEY (18) NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES (43) NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES "This Note's For You" (Reprise) 52/17 (36/10) GRAHAM PARKER (18) ROD STEWART (34) Adds including WHJY, WQFM, KXRX, WTPA, WHEB, WSTZ, WIMZ, WZEW, WRXL, KKDJ. Heavy 15 including WMMR, JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP (16) WXRT, KFOG, WHCN, WPLR, WKFM, KPEZ, WAPL, WLAV, KPOI. Medium 27 including WDVE, WSHE, WLVQ, KZAP, CHURCH (32) PAUL CARRACK (15) WCMF, WEZX, WAQX, WOUR, KILO, WRKI. Moves 55-43. GLASS TIGER (27) TRACY CHAPMAN (14) KINGDOM COME "What Love Can Be" (Polydor/PolyGram) 50ß7 (24/11) INXS (27) Adds including WBCN, KLOL, KISS, WLVQ, WLLZ, WQFM, KRXQ, WWWV, KFMQ, KSQY. Heavy 5 including KNCN, KILO, DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION (14) SCORPIONS KTAL. Medium 36 including WBAB, WDVE, KTXQ, KLAO, KODS, KILT, KFMG, KJOT, KKDJ, KBOY. Debuts at #51. (27) LITA FORD "Close My Eyes Forever" (RCA) 50/8 (43/12) Adds: KRXQ, KWIC. WRFX, KLAQ, KBAT, WKQZ, KATP, WAOR. Heavy 11 including KISS, WYNF, KAZY, KUPD, KNCN, WSTZ, KJOT, WPXC, KOWB, KRQU. Medium 27 including WBAB, KLOL, KGB, WDHA, WTPA, WHCN, WPLR, WHEB, WAQX, WKDF. Moves 57 -54. ALARM "Rescue Me" (IRS /MCA) 48/10 (40/11) NEW & ACTIVE Adds: WHJY, KBCO, KUPD, WPYX, WAQX, WHTF, WFYV, WMAD, KATT, WBLM. Heavy 4 including WPLR, WKQZ, WIZN. r Medium 40 including CHOM, WNEW, WMMR, WKLS, KSHE, WCCC, WHEB, WBRU, WIMZ, KBAT. Debuts at #55. PAUL CARRACK "Double It Up" (Chrysalis) 47/18 (29/22) Continued from Page 84 Adds including KISS, KBCO, KGON, WCCC, WIMZ, KDJK, WIZN, KRNA, KFMZ, KTYD. Heavy 2: WPLR, KZOQ. Medium 39 including WMMR, WLLZ, KBPI, KDKB, WAQY, WHTF, KLBJ, WDIZ, WRXL, WKQZ. Debuts at #59. DEF LEPPARD "Hysteria "(Mercury/PoiyGram) 36/4 (32/3) TALKING HEADS "Blind" (Fly/Slre) 46/9 (37/5) Adds: WGTR, WQFM, WHTF, WAVF. Powers 4. Heavy 15 including KGON, KOME, WHEB, WDIZ, WXKE, WIOT, KJOT, Adds: WBAB, WLVQ, WPLR, WIMZ, WKQQ, KBAT, KEZO, WYMG, KTYD. Heavy 19 including WNEW, KLOL, WXRT, KROO. WGIR, KTAL, WZZQ. Medium 18 including KZEW, WEBN, WRIF, WFBQ, KGB, KISW, WPDH, WOMF, WKQZ, KICT. KFOG, WBRU, CFNY, WMAD. KKDJ, KPOI. Medium 23 including WDRE, WHJY, KBCO, KLOS, 91X, WDHA, WCCC, WLAV, JUDAS PRIEST "Ram It Down" (Columbia) 29 /29 (0/0) WGIR, KOZZ. Moves 50-42. Adds including KLOL, WDHA, KNCN, WFYV, KMJX, WAPL, KDJK, KEZE, WGIR, KFMX. Powers 1. Heavy 3: KISS, KJJO, BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "Defenders Of The Flag" (RCA) 45/16 (38/17) KNAC. Medium 14 including WBAB, WYNF, WLLZ, KORS, KAZY, KUPD, KSJO, WHCN, KEZO, KFMG. Adds including WDVE, WNOR, WQFM, KRXQ, KXRX, WCCC, WPLR, WAAF, KLBJ, KWIC. Heavy 17 including WXRT, BOZ SCAGGS "Other Roads" (Columbia) 24/20 (6/1) KGON, KFOG, WKFM, WAPL, WLAV, WMAD, WGIR, WBLM, WWWV. Medium 22 including KZAP, WOUR, WRXL, WTUE, Adds including KJJO, KOME, WRKI, WWTR, KQWB, WAOR, WMRY, KFMF. Heavy 6: KQRS, KTCZ, KINK, KFOG, WPLR, WXKE, KATT, KILO, KEZE, WRKI, WYMG. Moves 53-47. WZZQ. Medium 15 including CHOM, WNEW, WLLZ, KBCO, KGGO, KODS, WMAD, KZEL, KNX, KMBY. MIDNIGHT OIL "The Dead Heart" (Columbia) 43/11 (33/9) YES "Big Generator" (Atco) 22/4 (17/5) Adds including 0107, WNOR, KGB, KXRX, WCCC, WZEW, WIXV, WWTR, KSQY, KROU. Heavy 16 including WDRE, WXRT, Adds: KGON, WZZO, KFMQ, KWHL. Powers 5. Heavy 9: WNEW, DC101, WEBN, WPDH, WHTF, WQMF, KFMG, WZXL, KROO, KUPD, 91X, KFOG, WHFS, WHCN, CHEZ, WRXK. Medium 19 including CHOM, KISS, WLLZ, KBCO, KRXQ, WDHA, WGIR. Medium 12 including WMMR, KDKB, WTPA, KPEZ, WZYC, WDIZ, WWCT, KILO. WBRU, KJOT, KILO, WIZN. Moves 54-48. ONLY CHILD "Only Child" (Rampage /Rhino).18 /4 (15/6) ROD STEWART "Dynamite" (WB) 41/41 (0/0) Adds: KBAT, WKQZ, KSQY, KBOY. Heavy 0. Medium 5: WLLZ, KJJO, WPXC, WRUF, KOWB. including Adds including WHEB, WAQY, WKFM, WAVF, WQMF, KODS, WLAV, KATT, WWCT, WYBR. Heavy 13 WMMR, 3 "...To The Power Of Three" (Geffen) 18/1 (21/3) KQRS, WPDH, WHTF. Medium 23 including WBAB, WNEW, WHJY, WKLS, DC101, KISS, KAZY, KBCO, KFOG, WTPA, Adds: WAOX. Powers 1. Heavy 2: KDKB, KSJO. Medium 11 including WKLS, KISS, WYNF, KSHE, KOME, WEZX, KPEZ, WGTR, WEBN, KGON, KZAP, WDHA, WCCC. Debuts at Aí46. WPXC, WGIR, KFMF. ROBERT PLANT "Dance On My Own" (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 26/4 (23/4) MELISSA ETHERIDGE "Melissa Etheridge" (Island) 16/10 (6/4) WBRU, KLBJ, KFMG, KPOI, KFMQ, Adds: WBCN. Q107, WXRT, WLVO. Heavy 13 including KRXQ, KFOG, KRQR, WAQX, Adds including 0107, WXRT, WDHA, WMRY. Heavy 2: WBAB, CHOM. Medium 11 including WNEW, KBCO, KUPD, WTPA, KILO. WKLT, KSQY. KFMF. KOZZ. Debuts at #60. KWHL. Medium 11 including WEBN, KXRX. WQMF WIXV. CHEZ, CFNY, WMAD, KDJK, WPXC. DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION "Soundtrack (Pad II)" (Capitol) 15/14 (1/1) Adds including WHJY, KLOL, WCCC, WHCN, WHEB, WSTZ, KMOD, WGIR. Heavy 0. Medium 7: WBAB, WLLZ, KJJO. NEW & ACTIVE WPLR, KFMG, KNAC, KRZO. L NOISEWORKS "Noiseworks" (Columbia) 15/5 (10/4) Adds: WLLZ, WQFM, WTPA, WDIZ, WGIR. Heavy 0. Medium 7 including WDVE, WEZX, WLAV, KRQU, KZOO. THEN JERICO "Let Her Fall" (MCA) 45/3 (44/3) ASYLUM "Hang Time" (A &M) 15/1 (15/4) Adds: KROO, KEZO, KFMQ. Heavy 0. 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L WEST 97-KROY CHR P1A Sacramento PD: Tom Chase Sacramento OM /PD: Brian White Ivs an easy oversimplification to think of modem rock formats as made up MD: Larry Morgan entirely of spindly British synth duos and the occasional Australian and AL B STE Nile And Day TERENCE room. D'A/ ...... Noll American rockers for Seattle PD: Bob Harlow JETS/Nata It P.41 spice. KITS shatters the stereotype this week with Manager: Jose TORT MICHAEL/11T More Tny SUAvE/ny Girl Ops. Gary Bryan San all three its MD: Gary Weinstein of adds being black artists - covering the wide stylistic range of MD: Torn Hutyler AL SURE./Nitft And Day FOREIGNER/1 Don t Sant To Lloo TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY, SETT NICKAELIOno More Try OIDEUX/Whar Da KIT TRACY CHAPMAN, and reggae band ASWAD. OTTE MOTEL/0T Der. Try KITS also has PRINCE moving 10 -5 reggae JODY WATLEY/Most Of All and standard -bearer ZIGGY 1 BARIDEUTTen M. Kt.. MARLEY TETI, POISON/ . 9 -7. Other key moves: THOMAS DOLBY 24 -15, JANE WIEDLIN PET SOW OPT/Always On NY no. LITA FOOD/Kiss M. Deadly 22 -17, DIVINYLS 25 -19, and HOUSE OF SCHOCK FOXADTinty Girl 26 -20. Hot 103 is among a number of Pl -A's showing 02.212 DIEDCIN;FTITA Neat good moves on NIA PEEPLES (34 -27), AL 2 IIVRE' Tilt* And T. 17 MICK AS with SADE 1 38 -30 and INFORMATION SOCIETY 40 -33. Adds are Jane W. Slue 21 1101. 9,42.21/Heart Of Nino ICEHODS2111.6tric FOREIONEITI Don't Want to Lire WATLEY/no.t Of all EELINT CARLTLE/Circlo In The Sono at #34, the newly remixed EURYTHMICS at #38, plus TONY TONI ir TONE, SWEET 110.24ATION/TT It Wile It PRETTY POISON/Nigatine KEITH SWEAT, 75 WA NETLES/TreTle and IMAGINATION. Meanwhile, Z100 and WWPR addPEB-

NU 21400661a.uld 1 ST Yes BLES ( #19 at Hot 103) and BRENDA RUSSELL ( DEELF/Twe Occasion. DINC #29), while WWPR also r*PUCE MORNS2Y/Tha valley Read 211 26 WJAVE/My Glrl adds RICK ASTLEY ( #5 Hot 103) and ( .02EAT PLANT/Tall Cool One 70 27 BO/ SCATS/Host Of Nine MICHAEL JACKSON #16). KPWR 20 DEFECT 17322 041 73 T CHER/Ide All Sleit Tea* CHURCM1Under Th. Ntli. Ws 24 21 BRENT a STARA/1 Still Balled. takes Nia 23-18 and JESSE POISON/Nethin But Geo. fa 32 2. NIP PEEPLES/Trouble JOHNSON 27 -22, adding BELINDA, WILL 22 .ICMAKL JACKSON/Dirty Diana TERENCE TRENT D.A/SISri TO 25. 2 24 CTN. TRICK/The Fla.. 34 30 TOT MAE Teo, N440 POWER, PAM MICHAEL JAC14/104/21rty Diana 32 31 TIES TWO/Strange, Sot Tr.. and RUSSO. KITS goes for a preemptive strike by addingJAZ- TOL 022/14114. nild Oast ZY JEFF (not on KPWR), and also adds JOHNNY KEMP (a N14 KPWR on). SHOOTSheale I Say T.. 34 TNT TONI TONE/Little Salts D 33 KEITH SWEAT/Somothind Just Ain I WPGC has Nia up 25 34 dm MITE LION/Wast'I TLITA CARLISLE/Circle In The -19 and adds PAULA ABDUL plus LP cuts from AL B. ROM TX DEE/Wild. WIla West DENISE LOPED/Saol, won RICK SPRINGFIELO/ITATTeen In pi SURE and EVELYN KING. Competitor 0107 adds the Al B. single ( #1 DETIE 01220N/Foolish NET AFT WET/D1shIng I Was tufty on TERENCE TRENT D'A/SIdn Your ASAP WPGC) and Pebbles ( #6), while WAVA outflanks WPGC by first adding the 35 T10.3 DOLT/Airl.. 37 34 CHEAP tRICK/The Flame COVER GIRLS. Z93 takes Tony etc. 10 33 POISOM/kethin gut Good 20 -13 and Kemp 27 -22, while J.J. D 36 INT, FAD :IgTlitshan. 1 Was Lucky debuts at 23 and Ziggy at D 31 TITLES 25. Adds are TTD and Sade. PWR 99 reacts by adding STEVIE B ahead of Z93, plus Tony Toni SCOTIOMTRhythn Of Tore MICHAEL JACKSON/Dirty Diana"' Tone, TONY TERRY, and ADDS AL SURE. /Nita An. Day. KRXY TTD, which makes for a ON RICHARD MARK/nold On To T.. confusing Tony Tony Toni Tone Terry Terence situa- FUSYTHRICS/You Nave Place. A Chi tion. WPOW TESLER/Rush Hour DENVER Denver boasts healthy moves for JELLYBEAN (12 -8), CLOCKWORK EllaY OCEAN/Th. Color Of Tive JOHNNY KENP/Just TERENCE TRENT A/sign VT, Hame Get Said (13 -9), -ova WIEDLITRush7Hour KOOL POE DEE/D116 WOE West GUCCI CREW 2 (1 8-1 0), SWEET SENSATION (20 -15), and JUDY STETS WONDER/0ot It 1412A1210 011,11.ds Ar. SurnInd PD: Mark Bolke ON TT WET nETTIlentng was tufty TORRES (22 -18), while adding Will To Power, VIKKI BENSON, and Hot 103 .22 Asst. PD/MD: Dom Testa charter CYNTHIA. Y100 matches the Will To Power add.

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JA {IS 6 CHEAP 1 NARA. iIF (dp) SMITHEREENS (dp) GEORGE MICHAEL -1 Rick Alexander LITA FORD Idpl RICE ASTLEY 23 -18 DERB IR OIBROI 13 -5 PET t 53ít BRENDA P. STARR SCORPIONS ANHA FOX 5 -1 BREATHE O911/hy.t3Mlle. (dp) CHEAP TRICE 27 -21 POT SESB 2-1 NC JAMS IEDLIN PEBBLES DEF LEPPARD 7-7 SAM U INXS NYOP 50tten:: RUSSELL 10 -7 SOOZ John McFadden RICBA RD MARE AILI. A CARLISLE 16 -18 ROD STEWART JOHNNY 0A 0 JAfE 4-2 BREATHE FOREIG RATES JAii 2 -1 RICK ASTSET 16 -9 NIA PEEPLES NU OtOYOBdaden. Al. COVER GIRLS 33-31 CARMEN GEORGE MICHAEL 5 SHOOS BILLY 0066114 MICHAEL JACKSON 29 -17 S UER FIORILLO ERIC -4 JETS FOREIGNERI OA )S2 ZIGGY PEBBLES 10 -5 N YLIE MINOGUE G REtl Brown/Davie B MARL. (do) HENRY LEE SUMMER RICK I OATES S -1 ottent: ottest: GEORGE ICBA 5- t -I GEORGE MICHAEL 3-1 Hottest: WORLD CLASS WRECK 13 -10 EURYTHMICS CE ASTLEY I0-5 BILLY OCEAN WVSRCherNmn. WV GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 CHEAP TRICE 5 -1 JOHNNY BATES JASE 2 GEORGE MICEEL 1 -1 MICHAEL 1A CRS Op 10 -6 -2 TERENCE TRENT D'A SAMANTHA 5 TERENCE TRENT DA Z103ITe elestme. FL CeMphNBwenn SAMANTHA FOX 3 -3 WFMFIBaton E. -2 JETS B OATES 11 -30 BRUCE HORN9BE 20 -15 Rouge. LA RI CPA RD MARE DEELE J ANE MIEDLIN HALL 6 OATES 6 -1 BRC 11 -111 Brian Dough BILLY OCEAN MICHAEL JACKS. 22 -16 13-5 RlcelAhmen WKSFIAShevBe. NC B.ATRE JETS 15 -6 PALL I OATES 12 -6 BRUCE 00RNSBi 18-I3 AL B. SUBEI H.G. 26 -21 SAMANTSF. FOX 11 -1 RICE ASTLEY 19 MIOeey/Trent AO SEOOZ CHEAP TRICK DEE LEPPARD 16 -8 B RENDA RUSSELL -10 Hot WEITE LION 9 -6 ELISE FIORILLO PEBBLES ERIC CARMEN K SAO/S.n AnthNU, TX BILLY OCEAN GEORGE : EICHAEL 1 -1 ONO 12 -I 10,000 MANIACS BILLY OCEAN IRIS 99WAYS/Macon, GA AL B. SURE! JOHNNY EATB9 JASS 3 -3 BRENDA RUSSELL 13 -9 Leo Vele NYLIE MINOGUE RODSTEWART 830/Syrecue, NY PEBBLES LeverenrSkemon HENCE TRENT D'A B ALL i OATES 9 -5 WOCM/Hogendown. MD CHEAP TRICE 27 -22 flottes t: D.J. JASST St, 1 Cunningham/Dune. 01501 , SURS{ SADE RICE ASTLEY 15 -7 PEBBLES GEORGE MICHAEL 3 -1 N ote. ts Wu KeuNmrl BOUND 1 B ILLY OCEAN MAC. -1 B.ATCE POISON 17 2 B REDA RUSSELL 12 -9 LITA FORD WINK/Es Myra, FL RICHARD MARX -11 GEORGE RICBA[L -1 JOBMET BATES JAE 3 -2 TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottest, CHURCH D.J. JAZZY JEFF 6 (dpi DEF LEPPARD MICHAEL JACKSON 18 -14 SARA.. POE 12 -6 GEORGE MICRAEL Stone/Beeper EURYTHMICS TIMES TWO 11 ZIGGY MARLEY 7-4 -8 D EF LEPPARD 22 -17 RICBAEL 350RE01 18 -11 Hottet: SAMMIE. POE 13 -7 ERIC CARREx SCORPIONS RICK ASTLEY 19 -12 BREATHE AL E. SURE1 FOOL MOE D -33 17 -13 K1NVEde, JOHNNY HATES JAll 1 -1 JARS MIEDLIN HENRY LEK SUMMER D. JETS PA SADE DEELE 11 -9 BREATHE CIILAP TRICE 1E -16 BARDEDI 27 GEORGE M 3 -2 REUE NIROGUE HottGEt: -20 BE Shannon ROBERT PLANT ERIC CARMEN D EE LEPPARD 26 -21 PORE icNER8CEARL -1 Idp) B ILLY OCEAN GEORGE MICHAEL 3-1 BILLY OCEAN KIIB/Beawnarrt TX RICHARD MARI POISON 37-30 SCORPION. Op) SAMANIRA FOI 9 -1 TERENCE TRENT D'A JOHNNY RATES JAES 2 -2 WYKSI(LlnesvBe, FL OCEAN GALL OATES 22 Hotta.: BekedJaekaon CLIME FISHER HEORest: SILLS -10 FOREIGNER 1 -3 K NINAA'Ichile F4. TX GEORGE MICHAEL 2 -1 RELIE MINOWE WJAD/BaInArMBe, GA Jeri Banta RICBA. MARX TREES D'A GEORGE HACHSEN I09NNT ICE ASTLEY 15 -10 CNMY HATES JAZZ 3 -2 TER.. EEIOFTenrr KaylJohn TONI CHILDS WPSTRF.nS EL NJ J. J. FAD S BATES 1 -2 NICEAEL JACKSON 20 -15 RICHARD MARX 11X0 RICK ASTLET 12 -6 GEORGE 1 95 CHAfL 1 -1 BAITS LION 6 -J SADE Cunningham/Mare. CB[AP TRICK BILLY OCEAN E PIC CARMEN Mottent: ALL t OATES I1 -7 FOREIGNER 1 -3 BALL t OATEH 9 -1 SURE! JULIO IGLESIAS Idp) Z102/SavenrrR GA TERENCE TREES D'A B REATH{ I CEBOUSI 2 -1 ERIC CARMEN JETS l] -30 SAMANTHA PDX 7 -1 RICK ASTLEY 2D -32 PEBBLES McGrrMWNgarr SIGOY MARLEY B ILLY OCEAN EORIS 5 TERENCE DEBBIE GIBSON 17 -12 -3 TRENT D'A WOREIGN EO 351 MANIACS Hottest: RENK} LEE SUMPER D EE LEPPARD 21 -11 10,000 GEORGE CNASL 12 -1 RICHARD MARX FM100/MempN. TN D'A JOHNNY MATES JAll 2 -1 DSITt s13 TERENCE TRENT D.J. JAZZY JEEP 6 (dp) DEZE[: LOIR 10 -6 PEBBLES B ILLY OCEAN HAREGT TA POR 3-2 OK10011err. NY DEP 01P 1A-G 15 -7 John/Conley LOUISE GOTF IM SD EELE 1O3 POE ECAGGS 16 -11 Nottee[: WKSNGr.snbpo. NC TIRES TWO 13 -8 P01501 16 -1) TONY TONI TONE CotteEts CALL 1 OATES :2 -8 GEORGE ECL 5 -1 Doug Novel Jackson/O'Brien BILLY OCEAN RICE ABEL. 16 -12 TIC[ KEELEY 33 -30 Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 COLE 11 -9 JET-FM/Erie, PA JOHNNY EASESEA FOS JAi3 3-2 ERIC CARMEN GEORGE 5L 1 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 30 -22 AL E. SURE: TERENCE TRENT D'A DEBBIE GIBSON 17 -10 B ELINDA LSO 14-1 11-10 SAMANTHA FOX 153 BREATHE MIAMI SOUND 161053 2 -2 Jim Cook CLIMIE PIEREN INNBimurghm. AL PRINCE CHER 18 -12 RICKPICK 61St LiY 16 -12 H ALL E 51150 11 -6 : 1.0. 3 -3 ELISA PIORILLO McCarthy B MICHAEL JACKSON 21 -18 ERIC CARR. DEBBIE GII lON 16 /Peeks ARDS. BRENDA RUSSELL 13 -9 6 -1 -I3 JOHN CAFFSRTT JOHNNY SATES JASZ DEF LEPPARD 31 -25 WHSUWIImington. NC EUER FIORILLO BREATHE WRITE LION 11 -10 KSMSIIafavene. LA ERIC CAMS. JETS D.J. JAZZY JEFF i 22 -5 Stewart/Stone BRENDA A. STARR RILLT OCEAN D EELE 15 -11 PEEBLES N I DMTGHT OIL Idp) Steve Sm. RICHARD MART GottGEt: RICE KEELEY 16 -12 W1KX/B0ONL MS JULIO IGLESIAS Idp) JANE MIEDLIN KTUX/Shrev.port LA AL I. SURE1 Rotteer: WNW/Utica. NY GEORGE NICIRRL 5 -1 D.E. GIBSON 23 -15 Rick Jemen STEMS B G ehen Rote., SteeNVeAer Skin GEORGE MICHAEL 5 -1 Flennary/Andrews BRUCE BORES. 16 -7 BILLS OCEAN FOREIGNER 2 MICRAEL BOLTON BILLY OCEAN WHITE LION -21 -1 ZITA FORD -11 WAYNE TUUPS AND E JOEL!Y BATES JAZZ 2 -2 Hut 1061Mlem4. FL ROD STEWART IVA MIO5350t OIL FOREIGNER 2-2 GEORGE MICHAEL 5 -3 BILLY OCEAN MOR DEE TERENCE TREES D 3 JETS 25 -16 TOOL (dp) EELE -3 T0602IM M! B. TERENCE TRENT D'A H B ILLY OCEAN TIMES TWO 4-3 B ALL 6 OATES 8 -5 INAS (dp) Jottett ENRY LEE SUMMER TULL a DEE LEOPARD 26 -111 OATES 10-5 BRUCE HORNSEE 15 MIS JAESY JOE 6 (dp) ERIC CARMEN GEORAGE MALESEL 6 -4 -9 NU 91003 CAP} RICES 1 30 -5 D.J. RICE AB.. 15 -7 WANSIGrrmgle. SC ICE -T (dp) B ILL OCEAN ZIGGY MARLEY JOHNNY HATES JASZ 8-5 P0160N 17 -10 EUER FIORILLO :Sp) CHEAP TRICK 21 -1-10 /CORPI (dip) Kevin CESAP TRICK HENRY LOB SUMMER MET MET NET King SCARLET, 6 MIA. E.O. )2 -18 ONTO (dp) Mottent: B 0tests c. TRENT D'A K AL Nottest: Hott TERENCE XX106/11lntNnplrrR J. PAD GESSE 1 -1 BROA, HORNS. 31 -20 J. GEORGE MICHAEL 2 -1 2 BA TONTE I1 -1 WERZ/EAEr. NH Rottest: GEORGE MICIAEL -1 B REATES 0-22 LP PrawMDDavla TE..X TRENT D'A GEORGE NICEAEL 1 -2 JOHNNY HATES JASZ 3 -3 Fa/cord/Brody GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 1G0KH1 /Oteen COO. MD JOHNNY HAT. JAES 1 -1 B ALL 6 OATES 10 -6 ZIGGY .R1,6Y NOEL 5 -1 PDX 10 12 Moen/Jernigan TERENCE TREES D'A SAMANTHA -5 TOPE !GHEE 1 -3 MICR AS TLS} 2E27 ZITA PORO -5 BB XPY Le{ SUMMER PRETTY POISON 6 RICHARD MARI BADE -5 FOREIGNER 11 -7 HALL I OATES 13 -6 DEBBIE GIBSON 11222 MICHAEL JACKSON 30 -11 JULIO IGLESIAS BILLY OCEAN WHITE LION 11 -8 -8 10,000 MANIACS POISON 21 -17 DTaE LOPEZ JETS 16 JETS 21 -11 O101iMridian. MS MI CflAEL JACRfi OP 31 -11 JANE IEDLIN Hottest: PEBBLES DEP LEPPARD 26 -21 SCAnZET 6 SLACK Ron Wallace MICHAEL BOLTON GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 WABE /Mobile, AL WDLXIWeeAIIpmn. NC JOHN COUGAR JANE WIM WCOOICo4rnAGa. GA WVBSIWIIIrAgtom NC JOHNNY HATES SAES 3 -2 ZIGGY MARL. (dp) TRACY CH.APMAN BILLY OCEAN F51MC91een1It JackeoNLaM YET NET HET RICK ASTLEY 7 -3 MCCAINMeCerd BowmarVCaIy P ottts ERIC CARMEN Hot..: VAN HAL. ZIGGY MARLEY JETS 16 -8 JOHNNY PRINCE TOREIGNER 1 -1 WNCRUeee,NY GEORGE MSCBALL 2 -1 FE. EURYTHMICS PEBBLES BARDEUX Foot test AL I. SUBEI 16 -10 AL B. SURE( PAUL CARRACR 3009008E 3 -2 RLib/V4XWmn PRINCE 7 -3 10,000 MANIACS AL B. SURE AL I. KUREI ITS LION 5 -1 PEBBLES JOHNNY ESTOS JIM 1 -3 PEEBLES 15 -11 Mottent, EUER FIORILLO JANE MIEDLIN 5ott5ts REI!HA FOE 6 -5 GEORGE MJCRAEL 3 -1 E.U. (dp) IRnNDA RUSSELL 8 -1 B ILLY OCEAN TOOL MOB ONE 18 -15 WZYP /HuntsvIlle. AL TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottests OEORGI MICHAEL 7-1 GEORGE MICHAEL 7 SAMANTHA PDX 9 -3 N ottest. HALL 1 OATHS 14 -10 TERENCE TRENT D'A -6 TONT TONI TONE 19 -17 Chris Andrews HENRY LEE SUMMER POREIG NER 3 -1 NALL 6 OATES 11 -8 BALL E 8 MIAMI SOUND MACHT 1 NET MET NET OATES -7 1.1100. 7-4 -1 TRACIE SPENCER GEORGE MICHAEL 6 -2 CHER 20 -IS MIDNIGHT 9 -11 CLIMB FISHER DEBBIEDE GIBSON GEORGE MICHAEL 10 -8 WNNRHrrNMng. PA JONNNY KEMP OIL 11 -6 Nottest: JONNNT HATES JAES 7 -3 DEBBIE GIBSON 21 -16 WKORCherieeton, SC SADE FOREIGNER 8-7 COVER GIRLS 16 -II VAN HALEN (dp) SAMANTHA FOX 2 -1 WHITE LION 5 -1 JETS 28 -20 BonAAugut MET NET MET SAMANTHA FOX 19 -12 JULIO IGLESIAS Idp) GadMr(RurM DEELE 5 -2 HALL s OATHS 8 -5 Hottest: WHAM /Montgomery. AL RICK ASTLEY 10 -19 .7005 WATLEY Bott.:: ROD ETZWAES GEORGE MICRAEL 8 -3 GEORGE 96XIUP.Areburg. WV SAMANTHA PDX 1 -1 TRACI. SPENCER NICEAEL 3 -1 VAN HAL. LrmhuwJecksoo FOREIGNER 7 -5 RICE Paul GEORGE NICEAEL 7-2 CHURCH ASTLEY 7-4 DOMOS AC /DC CHEAP TRICK -7 DEELE B . DEBBIE GIBSON 9 -1 TERENCE TRENT DA WET WET NET -5 BILLY D.J. JAZZE JBPP NICEAEL OCEAN RICK ASF=ET 13-7 RICHARD MARX ZIGGY MARLET JACKSON 20 -9 H ottl3 RICHARD MARX CHEAP CK 15 -E D.J. JAZZY JEFF 6 Idp) B ELINDA CARLISLE IE -10 JANE WIRDLIN SCORPIONS (do) JETS 9 --J 3otte5E: TERENCE TRENT D'A TONI CRILD6 MICHAEL JACKSON 19 -9 MS GOOBGE MICHAEL 1 -1 B ott.:: INAS POISON 21 -10 94TYXIJBCkeoSL JOHNNY HATES JAZZ 2 GEORGE MICHAEL 7 -1 PEBBLES 12 -17 Dunaway /Gnlrm -1 WKRZAMIkee.Barr., PA Nottest: SAMANTHA FOX 5 -3 RICK ABTLET 15 -12 TOREIGNER DEP LEPPARD 29 -18 MadeklStar 3-1 AL B. SURET WHITE LION 6 -1 JETS 37 -28 CHER 5 -3 NBA Begins Page 102 ROLLE 11I11000l MIDNIGET OIL RICK ASTLEY 20 -11 31-25 TINES TWO HALL 1 OATES 7 -5 WSSX/CAadeetorL SC JOHNNY RENE D -33 otter:: New Artists 8 Chart Summary Page 101 ZITA PORD GEORGE NICEAEL 9 -7 JosepNAllen GEORGE MICHAEL 10 -2 W AL HHYIMOntgomery. P- I A Playl(sts Page 92 BRENDA I. STARR DEF LEPPARD 20-13 SARA.. PDX 16 -5 New JANE MIEDLIN JImAo Wood Wile/Hertford CT Nottest: JETS 15 -8 ROD STEBA. GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -2 SOAVE 22 -16 ERIC CARMEN SlrkeNVeet WEITE PEBBLES (dp) LION 5 -4 DEF LEPPARD 25 -18 RICHARD MARX POISON FOREIGNER 6 -5 Bottes:: INXS JOHNNY HATES 8 WTHTIPordand. ME GEORGE MT CEAEL 1 -1 TERENCE TRENT D'A JASS -6 WAPEIJeckeanvIN, FL PEBBLES CBER 1 -4 BILLY OCEAN HALL I OATES 11 - Cosenza/Marsha ROBERT PLANT Nottest: JETS 17 -30 Ca5IUKWYh Hotteet: RICHARD MARX MICHAEL JACKSON 18 -11 S.A.. TOR 1 -1 BILLY OCEAN GEORGE MICHAEL 6 -1 TERENCE TRENT D'A D EBBIE 19 GEORGE MICHAEL 3 -2 GIBBON -11 JOHNNY 10,000 MANIACS se. TOREIGNER 7 -1 AL B. SURE{ 6 -1 0106/Vw1L PA RICHARD MARX SAMANTHA FOE 12 -6 MICHAEL JACKSON 15 -7 SURE BREATH[ Croek.MOuirm HEART LEE SUMMEN WBCY /CIE rlotte. NC HALL 6 OATES 1E -7 E.U. 10 -10 S AMANTHA ELISA FIORILLO Blackwell/Ceara E ASTLEY 17 -e SA FORD 21 -17 none SAMANTHA FOX 1-1 G otten: Hott:, TERENCE GEORGE JOHNNY TRENT D'A MICHAEL 34 KBFMIMCAKemBrownsville, TX WKEEIHUnNrgbn. WV GEORGE MICHAEL 3 -3 EAT... 1 -1 SCORPIONS (dp) GEORGE MICRAEL 6 -3 HeyeelSOntlego PET SebPBOYS s -s ZIGGY MARLEY RICK KEELEY 11 -10 NOWAY. CEEB 9 -5 RICK AHTLLT 9 -9 VAN RA PEBBLES 21 -11 HALL s OATES 11 -6 D.J. J EY JEFF 6 (dp) RICHARD MARX DEBBIE GIBSON 13-13 RICK AB TLET 15 -9 PRINCE A 238 Current Reporters AL B. BURR! JETS 20 -20 WHIT ES LION 1 -3 WQUI2Jolnron City. TN FIRE ON BLONDE 235 Current Reports PEBBLES LITA POND 12 -5 PonerTaybr Nottest: VAN BALSA CREEP TRICK 9 -6 MIAMI SOUND MAGGI 1 -1 ERIC CARMEN AL E. SURE1 Y WOMP/WhnYng, WV 18 -13 OCEAN ROSMITH 3 -3 Hot POISON 27-15 TERENCE TREES D'A WHITE LION 1 -1 Bob Forster LY LION 2 -1 ERIC CARMEN GEORGE MICHAEL 11 -30 0108/York called In a frozen piaylist. JOHNNY EATES JAXX 1 -2 REHTEE TERENCE TIENT 0'61 WROGICAiIOS a, NC DEP LEPPARD 36 -28 Two stations failed to report and their GEORGE MICR 9 -3 E FIORILLO . BILLY OCEAN BISWVerd LI. DEELE 7 -5 PARALLEL Y1071Neehville. TN piayllet were frozen: WMEE /Ft. Wayne, SCORPIONS Idp) Hottets FOREIGNER 1 -7 ZIGGY MA LE GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 THREE HENRY LES SOMMER Ch.GIIKaplen and 99KG/Sellne. VAN HALEPI BREATHE RICK ASTLEY 11 -7 PEBBLES C 4EPPA RD 15 CHEAP TRICK JOHNNY t: -11 WLANILeneeerr. JOHN COUGAR MICHAEL JACKSON 21 -11 DEBBIE GIBSON PA JOHNNY TA JAZZ 2 -I WPRRAitonrr, PA JOHNNY KEEP CHEAP TRICK 21 -17 RICK 2ASTI.. Merino/Money MIDNIGHT OIL 6 -1 RICHARD Rey Hatt.:, Dam[ PANANT OA FOI 7-6 JOHN COUGARS JOHNNY C TES JA2Z 1 -1 WOKLltnpRdM, TN PRINCE POISONE 0 AL B. BURET 9A.NTHAEA E 2 Eottat: CHEAP TRICE GEORGE -2 Clay Gleh OCEAN MICHAEL 10 -9 GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 BRENDA R. STARR BILLY GEORGE MICHAEL 7 -1 BA MARX BRENDA RUSSELL 2 -2 POISON RIC. HALL t OATES 30 -7 D Z.'S GIBSON Hottest SCGRP IONS CHEAP TRICK 26 -20 ER RUSSELLSSELL JETS 9 -5 Hottest, WFX3UWilYamaporL %9 PRINCE 17-12 BORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 PA GEORGE MICHAEL 3-1 WSK2JCMrtunoopa.TN BRUCE B ORNSB Y 20-16 AA SOUND MACHT 2 -2 MlnledFaye ottest: JOHNNY EATES JAZZ 2 -2 SAMANTHA J OBNLY BATE- JAE 2 1 -3 ClreSCott Pox 3-1 FOREIGNER 1 -3 TX SAMANTHA FOX 5-1 P306101 MARX (dp) POISON 6 -3 KWESIOdeeNI.Mkllend. RAN{ OA FOX 6 -1 HENRY DEELE 11 -6 LEE SUMMER (dpi BRENDA RUSSELL GEORGE MICRAEL E -1 Jim Scott HALL OATES -5 TERENCE TRENT D'A (dp) E RIC CARMEN DIP :LEPPARD 25 -16 JANE WISDLIM (dp) K C101/New Hrvr1, CT Hottest: HENRY LEE SUMMER VIE .NOM 36-25 BRENDA 19X3 (dp) SM RyAek X. STARR 6 -3 RICHARD MARX GEORGE MIESL 11 -7 Hottest, WTN211(rpSVMie TN BREITEE (dp) ERIC CARMAN PRINCE W W FX/B.ngor. ME DEBBIE GIBSON 16 -9 GEORGE MICHAEL 5 -1 Idp) FraamaNMarslrg B ott IA New S Active Includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters Sgndpant Acton inOLCee 10mgs reported LITA POED Martin/Clark JETS 19 -11 ClIZAP TRICE 11 -E L IT 1-1 by lever Man 50. but at bast 10 of ow CHR reporters The Iwo rlum1ers Idbweg the arrMtle (Isbell 005gnaeon rn- TERENCE TRENT D'A ZITA FORD 21 -16 BRUCE EORORBY 17 -9 BILLY OCEAN LAMA FORD 4-2 BILLE OCEAN BILLY OCEAN BELINDA CARLISLE 20 -30 JOHN CAPPERTY OKale ale total number, how many added a tor the ant One ms week 540009 Induale 0e type of activity the week. Up SAMANTHA 36 H ENRY L. SUMMER POISON 23-17 TERENCE TRENT D'A -I] 1w movement tor sl0eways Or continued 001500ted acw,ry. Down 1a dowmxad chart actwlly, and DEBBIE upward cha7 Sane I YLIE PI NOGOE WET WET WET 11 --1/ SOURD moat 2 -1 DEBBIE GIBSON 25-19 Adds for the numberAber it a sa0OWg 01 Inch dwl station 20500V Compbte 10OVay un be bud m Me Parma. SAMANTHA PDX 1 -2 Hottest: SADE WHITE LION 1 NOTE: Records that lack Me Iegure0 60% O our CHR reporters to beOOnr Breakers may accumulate enough chart GEORGE NICEAEL 7 -5 -1 ELISA FIORILLO 2 -2 from Ugh chart pOSit00n5 On (NOSE StebOn0 reporting them. t0 debt On Me CHR NabOnal Agway.. JETS S -6 FOREIGNER H ottest, penis N ETTE LION 16 -12 B RENDA RUSSELL 3-3 OLORO MICHAEL 2 -1 CNR Rotation Criteria Fullllree Adds andor Ons: low plays m a 24 -lour period. three d awn before rMrpM JOHNNY HATER JA ZE 1 -4 - POISON 17 -7 Dal/paMd Adda and/or One: two piaYS rC a 24.hour Rend. boo d thorn before midnight GEORGE MICHAEL 10 -7 DEE LEPPARD 22 -12 PRINCE 26 -16 PEE f. 30 -17

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SUREI E URYYMOCS E RIC CLATON SlCRAEL .C[.OR SAMANTHA FOR 9 -9 NAS JO.N11T HATRH JAZZ 4-3 oteA.t t B ROCK SONNEST 13 -10 WHITE LION 8 -5 Botteet: S ottt, JANE RI ULIS JETS 1e -11 Bet: N IA PEEPLES B ALL 6 OATEB 9 -6 Cots? TRICE 1 -1 BELINDA GRUSE[ 19 -13 GLASS TIGER 11 -9 MICHAEL JACKSON -5 T'PAU 2 -1 GEORGE MICHAEL 4-1 RICHARD MARX 11 WHIT. LION 0.0. 11-7 GEORGE MICEAEL 6 -3 CsoAP TRIO[ MIAMI JETS 26 -19 RICK AST.., 14-7 8-2 BOUND MACEI 1 -3 Rotgut: KAVIOJTUW, OK JANE WIEDLIN BALL 6 OATES 10 -5 DEBBIE GIBBON 16 GEORGE RICSAEL 9 -3 CHEM 10 -6 PORE /GPER 2 -1 -9 Hot t , ZITA FORD 7 -1 Srtick.dPaylon PRINCE 20 -10 t. POISON 21 -14 SUITE LION 8 -7 WRITE LION 3 -2 9RKGISaAR. KS GEORGE MICEAEL 5 -1 KOY- FMIPheeollt AZ D EELE 15 -7 LITA FORD 25 -19 DEP LEPPARD 26 -19 CHEAP TRIO[ 15 -12 .1011114 .1115 JAL! 1 -3 DER LEPPARD WLAW/Chanweign, IL L eigh Ann Adern 1.1. PAD D -20 St JOhn/Rebkron MIAMI 600115 MACHT 7-4 SADE RICO ASTEST 29 -22 KUUBIBDS.mwL MT MoCanNMcKeIghan KFURSON.. TERENCE TRENT D'A KHTZIReno, NV KIIKICNemport IA GEORGE HIMMEL 9 -5 AL E. SUREI none ID MICHAEL JACKSON 30-23 B ILLY OCHAR B eelSahedE0 ERIC PEBBLES test. Jeck GRBONSt Joie Ivey /O'Itn CARR. Rot Amrearp JETS II -32 RICHARD L B. MARX KLO/Grand J ANE NIEDLIN SUREI GEORGE MICBAEL 1 -1 TRACY CBAPNAN Rapids. MI HENRY LEB .LISA FIORILLO RITE LION PEBBLES JEFF 6 DEE LEPPARD (dp) PET BOYS 5 SUMMER B AS IA D.J. JAE. SEW -5 KOMOIHonWIW, D ENISE LOPES Owinm Mo.e TERENCE TRENT A HI BREATHE BREA,. Hattest: D ELLE NET ITT ITT Rottest. l -1 SCARLET, 6 RICHARD MARX AkaniIMBar H ottest . BLA. tE 116 RG. TRENT D'A DEOS SAMA!T RA PDX 5 -2 GEORGE MICBAEL 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 12 -12 EURYTBMICS EURYTHMICS GEORGE MICHAEL 8-1 COOL MOE DEE BILLY OCEAN INXS DEELE 10 -9 D EELE 3 -2 GIBBON 16 -11 ZITA FORD B ILLY OCEAN DE.. NIA FOX 6 -1 ERIC CLAPTON Botteet: BRENDA K. STARR RICK ABTLEY 19 -11 ZITA FORD 4-3 PEEPLES BILLY OCEAN S.A.. Botte.[. BILLY OCEAN JOHNNY BATES NAHE 7 -6 THS 00 GEORGE MICEAEL 1 -1 J ANE NIEDLIN 500156 15 -12 RICK ASTLEY 10 -1 J O.NNT RCMP BELINDA CARLISLE 26 -11 JULIO FOREIGNER 9 -7 THOMASS OLB15 Y JOHNNY BATES J S 2 -2 Rottest. POISON 21 -20 CHEAP TRICK 21 -12 IGLESIAS (dp) 10,000 MANIACS VAN HALER 29 -22 BottetÑ RICK ABTLEY 12 -8 PRINCE HALL 6 OATES 5-4 GEORGE MICHAEL 9 -1 KKRCISiouN Fag., SD Sottet. PRINCE 35 -25 EURYT WTA PRINCE 11 GEORGE ICHREH 2 -1 -10 DEELE 17 -13 Kbley/St Jemes GEORGE MICHAEL 2 -1 CHURCH KKRDIWIchlu. KS MICHAEL JACKSON 12 -5 JO A LE T CHEAP TRICK 15 -11 BELINDA CARLISLE 18 -11 JETS l -2 ERIC CAR /-26RAN D -]) Oliver/Williams KCMOIColumMe, MO JETS 16 -8 KDON/S.5os., RICK ASTLEY 21 -15 ERIC CARMEN SARAN,. POE 6 -3 CA TutNNHenon BELINDA CARLISLE SAMANTBA FOX 6 -3 POISON 23 -17 PEBBLES 20 -10 ERLE 9 -5 Connie Undid WPXWDavenport IA RICHARD MA RX KTRS/G.par. WY MIDNIGHT OIL 8 -6 ERIC CLAPTON Idyl INXS D -2l BRENDA Schaefer/Austin AL B. SUREI AL B. SUREI R. STARR 20 -12 Maws/Scott DEBBIE GIBBON 1E -12 WIXXIGreen Bay, ELISE FIORILLO (d p) DEBBIE GIBBON WI BOL SCAGGS INAS B RENDA R. ETA. 22 -18 CHEAP TRICK (Sp) D.J. JALLY JEFF 6 ldr KIYS/BOW, RICHARD MARI BILLY MGCarthylMkha.l T. PEBBLES BREATHE ID PWRE2/HOnoluA.. HI OCEAN DEP LEPPARD 16 -21 FOLLY OCEAN (dpi Hattest: J OHNNY KRHP ROBERT PLANT CLINIC FISHER Dan MOCOSy BanetUShlehldO SCARLET, 6 BLACK NYLIE PIROGUE RICHARD MARX GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 RIGOR MARLEY NU SPOOL TERENCE TRENT D'A Botteet: TERENCE HARRT D.J. JAZZY JEFF 6 (dp) ERIC CARMEN WHITE LION 4-2 TRENT D'A RIG. PARLE NELAPONTE EURYTHMICS H ottest, TIMES TWO 9 -7 B TRICE 9 -6 TONI CHILDS O.J. JAZZY SLW VBan Luis Obispo. CA ottet: DEP LEPPARD Idpl GEORGE CHEAP ERIC CARMEN Y JEFF 6 (dpi TERENCE TRENT D'A MICBAEL 4 -3 BALL GATES 16 -8 EIGGY MARLEY SADE J oann. HATES JAL- 1 -1 PRY LEE SUMMER RICK ASTLEY 12 -7 CL .MIL PISEER Hottest: AIWESNva DEELE 5 -1 DEBBIE GIBSON 21 -17 GE ONCE MICHAI. MIDNIGHT OIL 19 -11 B AS IA Hottest) BRUCE BORNSEY 5-3 Hottest: PET SOP BOYS 6 EN. LEE BUMMER 10 -6 -5 BELINDA CARLISLE 21 -18 JOHN D THOMAS DOLBY RICK ASTLEY 16 -6 GEORGE 1 CAPPERY [LISA EELE 2 -1 LISA FORD MICHAEL -1 HALL 1 OATES 8 -7 FSORILLO 9 -7 BRUCE HORNSBY 2E -21 HURLTEMICS GEORGE MICHAEL PEBBLES RICHARD RARE 25 -7 RICE ASTLEY 7 -3 BREA,. Idyl 8 -2 CBIR 17 -12 BLINDA CARLISLE 9 -8 BILLY OCEAN GARDEUR ERIC CAMELS PRETTY POISON 18 -11 CSEAP TRICK 10 -6 H ottet: 26 -19 POISON 23 -15 KWTOISpringR.N. MO Notteer: NU 6500E 31 -21 WET MET WET LITA FORD 16 -12 OH GEORGE MICEAEL 2 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 26 -18 W HOT/Youltgstown, FORE ICeER 3 -2 !LISA BARRY BELAFONTE MICHAEL JACKSON 19 -13 T.K. O'Grady MIDNIGHT OIL 5 -3 FIORILLO 35 -24 Thompson Y94/Fargo. ND TEHE.CE TRENT Dick CALL 6 OATES 7 -1 LITA !ORD 7-6 KFBOICh.y.mS. WY D'A WOW/Dayton. OH Jack Lundy BILLY OCEAN CHEAP TRICK SCORPIONS ldp) KCPWIKansas Cloy, KS 6 -5 FOREIGNER 11 -7 Dana/Soon POISON RICHARD CHUNCE EURYTBMICS JarvWDR. Dave MARX 0 -6 DEBBIE GIBBON 18 KZZU/Spowne. HaWrNJohrwen PEBBLES DEP LEPPARD -13 WA EIGGY RICHARD BREA,. DEF LEPPARD 17-11 NU SHOOS RARLEY MARX AL B. LAUREI BREATHE Botte.[: Randy RObbllte SCORPION. Hottest: AL B. 0.11.1 3X5 (dpi TERENCE TRENT D'A KLUGW Vegas. NV Idp) GEORGE MICHAEL 2 -1 KIKX/Colerado J ETS GEORGE MICEAEL 3-1 BREATHE Rotte[: 6:MI0AMI SOUND CLINIC FISHER Sprigs. CO SCORPIONS (dp) MACH/ 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 8 -6 Deen/Tayb JULIO SRUCE EOLEWBY 5 -3 RICHARD 1 BILLY OCIAS IOLESIAE (dp) Hottet. NARR -1 GEORGE MICEAEL 2 -2 H ott.t: John Metter B RUCE RICK ABTLEY 8 GEORGE MICBAEL 6 W9ST 10-5 so BEOO- BURrrRICB TONY TONI TOME (dp) -7 R ORR MICHAEL 2 -1 -3 ORIY HATES JAZZ 6 -3 GEORGE MICBAEL 4-1 DEELE 1] -9 AL B. SORRI [LISA FIORILLO RICHARD MARK MICHAEL JACKS°. 23-12 PO..IGRHR 3-2 PIANI SOUND MCCI 1 -1 FOREIGNER 5-4 JOSNNT HATES JASL 5 -2 COVER GIRLS RICK ABTLEY 18 -11 5088 NET NIT NET EURYTHMICS DEE. 22-13 SOMME RATER SARI 4-3 JOHNNY RATE JASL 7 -6 P ALL OATES 13 -6 CHEAP TRICK 7-3 ERIC CARMEN JETS 11 B OBS COUGAR (dp) DEE [LISA FIORILLO SAMANTY POE 8 -1 -8 B ALL L OATES 6-4 LEPPARD (dp) W11 B utt YTBMI C/ pl E RIC CARRIER KZOLS.n Luis Obispo. CA BALL OATHS 7 -5 BEL.. CARLISLE 11 -6 0ottt. WRITE LION 2 -1 EU 911001CAR PORO Rotten: JOB Kelly Z10UMadben, WI Idyl MIAMI SOURD OC6I 1 -1 LITA 3 -2 WUBR/SprinpMNd. IL ERIC CAME lap) JOHNNY WATER BAVA NEEA POE 1 -2 Moines. IA Litóe'Hudeon GEORGE MICEAEL 6 -2 JAS- 5 -1 KDWLD. MowelLawNy TRACY SOPS B DEP L6 PPARD 11 B RENDA R. STARR KKXUOrand Fork.. ND (dp) JETS 5 -5 ROCS 11010 RY 12 -6 -8 SchaeMYIStMW MICBAEL BRUCE EORRBEY N IA PEEPLES JETS PARALLEL Mkh.o1 SOLELTON (dp) DINO 11-10 RD.RWORLD 10 -9 28 -17 Rlpht BILLY OCEAN o NIA PEEPLES NET ELT YET BADE JOAN COUGAR 1001 NOE DEE 22 -19 31-24 THREE TERENCE TRENT 0 A ERT-SATES JAS. 2-1 MICHAEL JACKS. 31 -28 SGRLETT 6 SUCK 110110.1, AL B. SUREI JOHN COUGAR (dp) EURYTHMICS KROTuoon. AZ PEBBLES FOREIGNEROR ]S2 10,000 MANIACS GEORGE MICHAEL 2 -1 ERIC CARMEN TROMAB KYRKAas NV Mown/Dane DOLBY MALL 6 TITER 6 -3 Veg.. Bottsat, SALE 6 OAT. 13 -5 Eottt: PEBBLES (dp) KOZE/LewietEL ID SCORPIO. Oweninpeklii- GEORGE L (du) RICK A /,LASTI. 10 -5 RI CBA RD 3-1 ROBER RUNT 11 -7 LITA FORD 7 -1 K YYYRSkvnarck. NO CROSS (dp) Mn Jay McCall EIGGY MA RL. Idyl B RMDARENDA R11HB[LL JOHNNY HATES JAZE 2 -2 CESAR TRICK 26 -14 11-6 Rotte.[, 9 -6 BILLE OCEAN CHER Bob Back Eottests B AS IA BREATHE 18 -10 BRUCE .0BBBBB 26 -21 RICE 15 -9 GEORGE MICBAEL 5 -1 NET RR ITT H ARRY BELAFOSTE (dp) GEORGE MICHAEL 3 -1 EURYT BSI CB NU SOOL I1 -24 MICHAEL JACKSON 21 -11 B 0ATHS UNDERWORLD 7 -5 TERENCE TRIENT DA PAUL CARMACK HALL L OATES 7 -1 TERENCE MICHAEL JACKSON 10,000 27 -18 10,000 MANIACS RICK ASTCES 13 CHEDIEdmonlon, Alberta EORTTEMI Ca Hottest: TREES D'A 32-25 MAE.. -8 RICK ASTLEY 18 -9 (dp) DENISE CONTOOOB 2 AL B. SUREI otte.t: LITA POND 18 -30 CHEAP MGKam&S6rrt LOPES (dpi -1 J OHNNY TRICE 20 -10 PHIL JANE YIEDLIN KRNO/Dee Moines. IA KJ103/0kbhome Cloy. OK RATES JASL 1 -1 BELINDA CARLISLE 21 -15 JOHN MOLAR COLLINS 3-3 D EBBIE GIBSON 23-16 JOHN COUGAR [LISA FIORILLO Y5TISant Bi,Wn. CA Knight/Sharp Fagar1Spaln LITA FORD 9 -6 Hotte[. GEORGE SIC.. 1 -1 RICK IRIS H ottest: Chr4 Ruh !ASTLEY 20 -16 WKFR/Kalameroo, MI GEORGE 111 SEL 2 -1 CHER 5 -5 SUR SIEDLI D EBBIE GIBBON JANE NIEDLIN DEBELE GIBBON FOREIGNER 2 -1 PEBBLES 21 -17 Anthony SAMANTHA FOR 3-2 8-6 NXS MICHAEL JACKSON /Bruin BRENDA R. STARR TIMES TWO 4-2 Cott[, RICHARD MARX 28 -23 WSPT/Stevary Point WI SWEET SENSATION 12 -9 B HEATHS 1 B RUCE HORNSBY GEORGE MICEAEL -1 H VAN DEP LEPPARD (dpi BREATHE 6 -7 att., HAL. B ouley/SI.RSn 23 -18 N ottest: JOHNNY EATER 5 -2 COREY GEORGE SICBAEL 9 JASE GEORGE 1 ROD RANT L D -8 MICHAEL -1 WBNOIBkundngton, IL STEWART D.J. JAEii JEEP -21 GEORGE MICHAEL 2 -1 WHITE LION 6 MYLEB GOODOYN ROBERT PLANT 11 -5 J OHNRT BATES JAZE 5 ELISA FIORILL0 BREATHE -9 -3 Ju.MNRObbin. J OHNNY BATES JAZE 1 -2 SARA NT.A EOM 7 -6 JANE NIEDLIN SALL L OATEN 8 -5 BOL SGGGS KFIV/Modest. SAMANTHA PDX 6 -6 LITA FORD 11 -12 TERENCE SAL T- I-PEPA 9 -5 CA KTMT /MSdfSrd. TIMES TWO 11 -6 TRENT D'A CHER Rotfett: OR RICK ASTLEY 12 -6 CL IS MIAMI MIDNIGHT OIL Edwards/8.rdar. PARALLEL CHEAP TRICK 12 -7 FISHER PRETTY POISON SOUND MACR3 1 -1 14-3 Grant Tr...N DEBBIE GIBBON 20 -11 WDTX/D.WOIt MI PRINCE Idp) WET NET NET GEORGE MICHAEL 6 -2 MORRIS MINOR AND l8-13 t IGOR MARLEY THREE CLOE H MICHAEL JACEOON H.t0i.WAmon KOKO/Omehs. NS ottest: Nottest: CHEAP TRICK 30 -1 26 -15 RICHARD MARX ON9ST11.C(NSe. BRUCE HORNSBF IMIS PISEER WA POPEIGNER 1 -1 GEORGE MICHAEL 4-1 CHER 9 -7 30 -19 D.J. JAZZY JEFF 6 (951 B EAD COUP Evan/BBntley EURYTHMICS LeMe.trTrevl. CHEAP TRICK 6 -4 JOHNNY BATES JANE 5 -2 RICK ABTLEY 19 -15 MICHAEL JACKSON OCEAN CLINIC PISS. ERIC CARMEN ROBERT PLANT 7-5 SAMANTBR FOX 10 -5 TERENCE T NT RICHARD D. ENCE TRENT MARX RICHARD MARX BALL 6 OATES 12 -6 LITA PORI 13 -9 BRENDA R. STARR D'A PEBBLES KSND /Eugens, OR KG0TfAnhorage. AK PEBBLES FOREIGNER 1 -1 AL B. SUREI JOHNNY BATES JAZE 15 -7 MICHAEL JACKSON 16 -10 KIM/Topeka. KS DEP LEPPARD (dpi AL B. SUREI CHEAP TRICE 7 -5 Swena/Hyan J.D. Chendtr H ottests BREATHE kip) Tony Stewart A PEEPLES SCORPIONS (du) ORD 12 -8 MIAMI BOUND SACRI 1 -1 D.J. JANET JEEP 6 WBWB/Bloomington IN DEP LEPPARD (dpi Bottet, BILLY OCEAN CLINIC PIB DEF LEPPARD 11 -9 GEORGE WC.. 10 -2 . Rotteer. Dew Curry WAZY1lafayeM., IN PRINCE (dp) BREATHE 1 -1 AL B. SUREI EURYTBMICS IRKS 19 -11 OMD Olt 13 -6 GEORGE MICHAEL 2 -1 Loultos/Morton BRENDA 6. STARR TERENCE TRENT D'A DEELE 12 -7 RT NET WET H REED NETWORK BILLY OCEAN HALL L OATES 17 -9 POISON 9 -1 CHURCH WET NET WET PICK ABTLEY 19 -12 CHIMIE FISHER B AH IA (dpi HENRY LEE SUMMER RICK STLEY 1E -10 DEP LEPPARD 16 -11 RICHARD MARA SADE BILLY OCEAN PEBBLES 26 -18 SGRLETT 6 BLACK NU SBOOZ RICHARD MARX PEBBLES AL BABIA KZIO/DuIUd.. MN SAMANTHA FOX 27 -17 COPS Cfl Nottest: B. SUREI 8 -27 (dp) BILLY OCEAN PRINCE JOBS LAPPE NTT EURYTHMICS BARDEUA 22 -18 BOP BCAOCS MIAMI SOUND MCRI 1 -1 Idp) KWNZNtrw. NV Mkflls/Merbn 10,000 MANIACS SCARLET, 6 BLAGE EURYTBMICS POISON EURYTHMICS GEORGE MICtl1 1 -1 FM106/Modrm. CA (dpi Todd/Roble t 1i -9 DEP L PPA D (dp] GEtRGEt: B RENDA R. STARR S G PET E 6 BLACB WHITE LION 9 Hottest: CHURCH 15 -12 KDLPoria. IL VAN HALES -t DOMeroney/HSSHE.o RICHARD ROD STEWART (dp) NIA PEEPLES DBEL6 16 -10 GEORGE MICHAEL 3 -1 GEORGE MICHAEL 4-1 MARX DEF LEPPARD 20 -14 Edwards/Stern EURYTHMICS BILLY OCEAN PEI. LEE 5016t: CHEAP TRICE 22 -15 JOHNNY HATE. JAll 2 -2 CCLIMIB PIERCE (dp) JONNMY OATE JA. 3-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 27 -20 HALL B NDBOX RICBARU MARI BRENDA RUSSELL Notts.[, IAN. SOUND MAAIO 3 -2 RICE ASTLEY 10 -1 OREPLANTNT (dpi OATES 6 -4 VAN SALEM 33 -21 HALL 6 OATES 7 -1 BREATHE ENT TIMES JOKE COUGAR RIC CARMAN JOHNNY HATES JAEZ 5 -2 19 -10 NET MET (dp) TWO SE5 Hottest: B RUCE HORNE. 21 GEORGE 1 LIRA FORD Idp/ P LEPPARD -13 FOREIGNER 6 -3 TRACY CEAPRAM 25 -19 Cott[, BEE .A RUSSELL I1 -13 MICBAEL -1 PRINCE 2 5ott: Hottest 26 -18 LITA FORD 10 -1 KFMWNyatSMoo. IA J OCNNT MATES JAIL 2 -1 DEELE -2 LITA FORD 28 -19 RICO ABTLEY -S GEORGE SICBAEL e -2 GEORGE MICHAEL 1 -1 GEORGE MICHAEL 11 -5 DIM) 3 -2 Il MICNAEL O'Doupla./Hann POISON WEITE LION 11 -6 JOE.. BATES JAZE 1 -2 JACKSOS 31 -20 GLASS TIGER 9 -5 12 -9 WHITE 6 KMGK/FR..R O. CA TIMES TWO RITE LION 11 -10 BARABER POI 15 -10 LION -1 KFRX/Unoln, NE [ENRY L L BUMMER 11 -6 WGUCerbaNals. GEORGE ROBERT PLANT ]3 -1S DEBBIE GIBSON 7-5 IL Cook/Meyer J OHN GPPERTY Rklerds/Canr MICHAEL 11 -8 RICK ASTLEE Poulos 35 -29 12 -6 Tony Waltkue B. SGGGS INXS RICHARD SGRLETT 6 BLACB KGDONnrd-Venwra, PEBBLES MARX TERENCE TRENT D'A CA WMEE/Ft Wayne, IN WZOKIROOIIford, IL ERIC GERM TERENCE TRENT O. Greg WMam a B RUCE DENISE LOPER ...V K EL IE Hottest, AMNDaMe McClure/Summers MIN.. PAULA ABDUL NALL 6 OATHS DEP LEPPARD BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL 6 -1 TORY TONI TONE Music Key (DP) Indicates the song is getting play dur- none CLIMB Fossil JOHNNY [IMP PEBBLES HALL I OATES 9 -2 ROD STEWART BETTY POISON BILLY OCEAN (du) ERIC GERN B CHEAP TRICE 11 CLIME ing certain parts of the day and /or night. Indicates Bot t.tl otteet, -6 S0. PIS.. (RA) E RIC CARMEN SLt to 8001117 MCHI 1 -1 BEEN. K. STARR GEORGE MICBAEL 6 -3 D EF LEPPARD 16 -7 H otta.[: ISRI PL B. SUREI 3 -1 CHEAP. T, O MICHAEL GEORGE RICSAEL 3 the song was dropped from the playlist then readded. POPEIGNER 3 -3 5ttst, RITE LION l -1 JACKSON 26 -15 PEBBLES -1 DEP LEPPARD 2 -1 12a PET SBOP BOYS 6 -6 CHEAP TRICK 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 9 -6 JETS ll-12 RARUEDX 2 -2 F 6 -2 SARAMTRA PDX 9 -3 OCHE NODE 11 -8 GEORGE MICHAEL 8 -8 BRUCE 7 1HeBY 11 -7 GEORGE KIC JF 1I -3] POR05 E tGN ER E -3 MICHAEL JACKSON 16 -9 RICO ASTLEE 2S -16 SAMANTHA FOX 9 -9 JETS 17-12 D.J. JEFF I 31 -25 OR HATES JAZZ 7 -4 ROBERT PLANT 21 -15 WEITE LION 26 -17 GEORGE MICHAEL 9 -5 LISA FORD 33 -16

HOW EARLY DID YOL PLAY THESE Eric Clapton "I Shot The Sheriff" July 1974 #1 Musical Youth "Pass The Dutchie" Blondie "The Tide Is High" November 1980 #1 December 1982 #10 Culture Club "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" Eddie Grant "Electric Avenue" April 1983 #2 December 1982 #2 for three weeks for five weeks

Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers 66/21 "Tomorrow People" May 1988 On These Majors: WXKS 32 -29 FM 102 34 -30 WNYZ add Z94 add KKLQ 29 -25 WBCY add CKOI add KM E L 29 -26 WROQ add PRO -FM deb 35 KATD deb 31 WO K 127 -22 PWR99 25 -20 Z93 deb 25 KIYS add KRBE deb 35 KITS 9 -7 (HOT) KMGX deb 32 B97 add WFLY 20 -16 PWR92 add 27 Q102 add 34 WERZ add KFIV add From the LP Conscious Party. WMMS deb 37 WNNK add KDON add Produced by Chris Frantz /Tina Weymouth. KXYQ add WTIC 35 -32 Executive Producers: Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers. Billboard LP 01988 Virgin R000rde America. Inc.

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Parallel Parallel [C101 on RILQ 15-13 [1Pi1 [nt 0-35 KW. 31-26 6110 d-]5 6860 I7-15 Regional Reach Reacona7. Reach 990[1 mr 5LY96 RPLi 9-7 fino il Tr Nan 18-12 Parallel 1 Reporters: Selected stations RLQ 26-22 9CIL Reach P1 43% PI 72% fiPBT f7 on [02[ 23-20 11-17 Reach ism 0295 1-36 9GaD 21-1. ',OCR a0-18 that are format -dominant and /or exert E 44% P2 51% E P2 94% Rn 90% NICK on II[X 21-17 ILRS 12-1/ S P3 67% 6CP6 26-23 lelo influence, in 56% S 86% P3 97% 0106 on fr 21-16 significant national major 3104 23-17 ,91 1E-16 M 42% M 951 markets with a metro 12+ population, Chart Summary saaT RJ103 23-22 IRRL 19-26 W 71% W 86% Chart Summary RQXO on t[IR Pos P1 P2 P according to Arbitron, of 1 million or Tot Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot VOLY 29 -26, 1193 15-12 WA. 23-I8 .011 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0100 1110 29-22 irKf 40-13 more. CHEAP TRICK Aas 3509 nQl 22-21 1v10 30-27 National 2 -5 3 2 5 National 2 -5 1 0 0 1 IV8R 22 -11 1AY107 29-26 99RG 17 fr 6 -15 9 7 22 The Flame Summary Summary 6 -15 13 36 29 78 (Epic) J.T -rl 17 -14 D 25-20 111. 30-27 P1 -A Reporters: Selected leading -edge UP 86 16 -40 9 38 2 73 UP 187 16 -40 22 62 35 119 LP. 1104 10 -6 ribT 15-11 0 19-17 Lap Of Luxury CHIA 3 6 i 11 -9 :9-le DEBS 7 On 18 DEBS 3 One 3 4 1 8 major market CHR stations whose play - Total Reports 195 Mi. 19 -16 /T S2P2 9-7 SAME 23 Adds 2 3 8 Adds 2 1 0 3 821 SAME 13 16 -21 117. 6-21 lists diverge from main- Ch Adds 0 0 1 Parallel II71 11-20 15-21 significantly DOWN 2 DOWN 0 Ch Addi 3 0 0 3 ma 16 -23 1.2 ADDS Total 26 56 4 127 Regional Reach W EAN 14 -23 0795 21-20 stream CHRs. 9 ADDS 6 Total 44 103 65 212 RC101 25 -24 [ Ili 15-12 Reach t] P1 62% Sell 1a -15 I83 12-10 9.p1 o P2 B E 781 83% 9OP[Y 0810 17-13 [G15 41-15 989[1 25-24 O. 22-2l Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected S 841 P3 99% 11909. 19 -10 28110 35-19 Km 15-22 stations 99610 30 -28 nB2 18-11 [6GX 11-19 Ku. 13-20 M 89% PIT 27 -23 14I L 37 -34 tio 141 093 24-19 140 1íW0 19-17 1TR8 .7-12 that are format- dominant and /or exert 11121 19 -1. WWI MRCR 35-31 K AIS aaiT R91 sm. W 75% Chart Summary 21-16 WRCR 19 -16 0009 0 110 19-14 a 17-12 Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 0 Xlt1 significant local or regional influence, 8101 a Ma 0836 19 -11 PR92 15-18 C[01 39-33 002 MIPi 37-25 RE18 19-14 n RR 11-10 [LOC 32^22 18-11 PRO WICK 30-27 wIKS 10-0 11M9x 15-14 1 0 1 2 3 0106 24 fr [T. in secondary markets with a metro -7N on 195 10-21 [ 1)-16 M 1.-ll 893 21-11 01100 17-29 WK. e-21 103C11 23-21 National 2 -5 1 4 8 13 RXX106 on 7M104 19-17 i 21-17 MMJO 18-16 95xxx 14-11 12+ population, according to Arbitron, IO.. . 198 on 100161 27-13 eK08 15-11 Summary 6 -15 4 22 24 50I XIIV 20-17 111[ 15-I2 NKL1 21-19 B 16-1) 1118 32-29 95X1G o WS. 13-18 16 R.AO 28-12 I10[ 19-19 between 200,000 -1 million. C101 l.-1 WIKE 16-32 UP 153 -40 28 54 31 113 neo 31 -9 T`5 6 -4 106 24-21 11010 40n37 9BiCY on loom 34-27 5LT96 10-9 1x95 -.9 WOOS 19-15 DEBS 20 One 1 3 0 4 59 28 -20 MO0 24 -I2 .100 .4-21 O 23-19 6110 10-18 97 19-17 secs 19-01 01100 28-21 91 25-24 8R9í 26 -19 1101 loor! .E106 20-10 SAME 10 Adds 2 4 0 6 110 OR95 21-16 B94 14-13 100.1 18-15 Iry 16-13 Parallel 3 Reporters: Selected stations 897 22-20 1105 35-34 N1UR 19-13 Ch 2 3 1 6 010-96 21-18 ÑSIIL 17-14 DOWN 0 Adds Rise 22 -19 MÌ9 0818 7-5 XAR9 34-28 98 22-17 0177 26-2) T. 11-12 ADDS 12 Total 38 91 66 195 195 12 -8 that are format- dominant and /or exert TY 14 -11 598 13-28 l012 19-37 5 R 28-20 09010 21-22 R Ií106 12 -19 N89[ 18-37 NJAD o N119I 12-9 a significant local B OOT 09961 21-15 R98 10-31 5101 20 -16 or regional influence, mI DRST 1 11iRX 35-32 1A9. 14-20 1200 ]f-27 MCGO 18-30 10141 :5-18 in smaller markets with a RSGL 27-11 M2TP 15-13 metro 12+ 9. 12 -9 63/P 19-26 098 31-IB 94TY! 26-21 S OOT 11191 295 18-16 rip 195 24-19 W ,T on WAPO 10-7 26-22 MAP2 on population, according to Arbitron, of 5180 AT d-26 lies 26-x6 11/1 17-25 08n on IoOT 20-15 9AR0 ]0-18 1108 lUT 297 I5-21 NUS on 1100 32-29 0101 ]4-30 101E 11-9 N981 12-27 199,999 and below. NOR 19-16 110RI 11-20 691 26 -20 802105 2-27 RSAO 20-I8 1T13 WK9. 31-25 MBC9 9-6 non 26 -24 Rv1 16-14 25-23 11091 27 -23 IR00 26-20 MIT wBAM on K 911 26-22 MLAP 21-23 WJAD 10-15 WWI. 9 -6 0101 on 0000 29 -26 03106 11-8 1.1211 18-16 51I2 1EKK 19-11 101CIR 10 -16 0105 5RYR 17-11 11.1 -2B T10B 2s-1s [JloS 21-20 03 27-20 29-26 MCGQ 21-16 6NOK 17-12 956í1 19 -14 RE00 25-19 C601 on si 36-11 X 18-11 598 27-22 I6í 27 -21 11-11 1860 30-27 11JI 20-13 294 MI OBST .9B 17-11 e I0[ 29-25 15 11. 1.-17 1 20-15 MVlML8 a-ll 99NA28 14-9 M5CM -11 PRO -116 0 -12 BRBI 12-2t 238 REPORTS 1111. 1201 38-33 98100 30-25 RISK 19-15 1 100 30 -21 B 96 22-20 0107 31 -27 WARS 9M1029-7 11eRlT 102105 22-19 5104 27-23 on 100162 16 -111 195 21-1. P 18-8 11101 16-13 11I0111I7 noi 19-15 Y[8 22-11 95!30 11 -9 Q102 11-26 oo21 91TS2 35-31 tlOD 17-15 6592 37-33 2 19-16 0101 31-27 .BT 19 -16 N11O 16-12 34-30 1QOT 21-17 W0í0 1 -7 1 10-8 IG21 12-29 wen d-l5 R.rN d-10 *!GL 25-12 15LQ 17-16 RLO 5C1L 13-12 92R 11-15 09P91 9-16 wax 1 9-9 NIXS 14 -31 2107 25-23 95 10-9 ATDi 4-3 9CP4 18-15 l2CR 39-35 loCi13-12 KW. 30-23 XIIY 26-11 a 2-6 21-16 FR. 4-33 I1AP 1]-14 7-16 1104 11-20 wLRO on BRVO 21-22 .101 31-12 O. ML 21-20 RB6 16-18 RRYR 15-15 11060 on 6CM0 39-34 X92 16-15 9M5M 31-10 10,1 17-1J el B97 27-21 0 21-16 121 RAS1070-25 [!L on eA0 16-14 20-17 RAX9 18-14 16-16 6 26-20 i ]0-16 RRRO 21-18 RDn 9102 23-21 WV.. 23-I1 ROif 19-15 6LOL 7-6 RITT 998A98 19-15 K9RS e R2v! 17-11 09[89 11-14 ÿ62B 10-8 0105 a-28 BOT105 608103 35 -28 naT 99KG 31 9r NDLR 1.-16 Im DnsT NJAD 19-36 1150 5-4 6BAM d-21 RICK ASTLEY 1,3 7 -5 1.00 1ISL 15-24 26s 32-30 131110 11-11 CHURCH 11106 9 -9 [995 4 -40 RDSR o RTYY ]1-16 85GO 12-7 í2[X 39 [DVV 12-11 mT 16-14 1.11 d-39 MJMX 30-21 Together Forever (RCA) -17 RI DnaT loll 20-16 Under The Milky Way (Arista) MD 28 -16 Nén 9107 a-l6 898 27-21 0105 22-19 11Mí 19-11 119 12-28 LP: Whenever You Need Somebody 11.1 9 -6 S IL cn-17 RI. 31-2. LP: Starfish mT 1I29 WKDD 22 -19 9Mx 11-22 0 ó0-16 ROCR 19-13 S .105 10-26 5104 10-9 . 12 -25 ÿ112 10 -2 N CI Total Report. 232 97% 95RP n M ÿl 27-21 94i 28-35 Total Report 161 67% SAJT 1060 on ROOT a R 21 -20 14-10 TRS 26-20 1 20-11 WCl9 9-8 RVO 2LO1 19 -17 M99Á d -27 11.1 11 -9 c p 34-10 O 611 21-10 Parallel Parallel 1l10 15-12 VIOL 24-11 192 5-4 nL3 21-22 [11[ 24 -20 vue 14 -11 RD. 21 -15 194 11-6 0101 2.-21 Regional Reach 9ÿoY on 21-15 1-27 23-22 ÿNAI 15-1] Regional Reach 5100 30-37 96101 on 15.0 211 -20 27 -I1 5D29 R lo 29-27 S[ Reach O0 2A-2s ÿ551 T018-115 P1 52% P1 95% AKB 13-11 lCAO 2 -2 11 0 wo.188 21 -19 r 27-21 9rM 9-6 Reach 1CP1 20-15 IrRX 26-22 1LOL d-l6 BDL! 4-30 E 96% P2 98% Toll d-35 ooó 12 -9 98.E 17 -15 ile 29 -23 RIxT R 68% P2 60% RM98 24-32 9981 19-13 111. 21-25 M[.L 12-9 1101 M-1-30 S T-I6 1-15 ROY-. 13 -11 ín1 sees 20 ft P3 94% 99% P3 99% 2PLI 12-9 99RG 18 1r ono 22-16 6 61% RM0 36-30 [DOB ]6 -19 Rl0[ 28 -27 IB -14 1NIN ]4-26 M 961 1.6 17-12 116óL M 746 NTIC 11-36 20.96 33-30 9G0D 17 -14 lSRt 14-11 11-4 ir20 15-23 sT To88 W 981 Chart Summary 2116 11-12 797 17 -15 VIII 17 -14 33-28 W 71% Chart Summary W [ROD 15-1] 0[95 40 -31 CPN 29 O. 22-19 Poe P1 P2 P3 Poe P1 P2 P Tot PA1/ -16 i308 29-26 tII[ 15-11 Tot 6104 40 -31 T 26-21 n DnS? 1 0 0 10VV 17-16 11 IS 4-30 RIIR 1 0 0 0 0 lo101 16 -13 RBEP d-2l National Pe1106 a-39 NOT1 33-]5 x 1 0 0 1 2 -5 7 8 18 1599 24 -19 KriN 19-14 22-20 National 2-5 [[R1 a-29 24-14 58110 6-4 Summary 6 -15 35 65 4 i .l 17 -13 . 6 -15 2 3 5 10 143 Ia2p 25-22 RMQ 14-31 Summary n oi 20 -15 nef loi, e-2 UP 215 16 -40 15 33 2 68 BREATHE XAO7 a-l1 DTX 7-5 9C1L 12-11 UP 110 16 -40 20 46 52 118 9096 20 -17 1CPR 6-2 SERS 2 Ono 0 1 1 RGOT 12-9 I[10 31-26 t 22-17 DEBS 13 On. 6 13 4 23 1.107 16 -13 ATD ocs Hands To Heaven (A 8M) usT 29-24 27-24 0L0 33-19 ILR11 21-12 SAME 11 Adda 0 1 1 KKRD 9 -8 SAME 28 Adds 2 2 2 6 ROUI 26-11 22-11 Solo I-26 RCM2 N6oT 18 -16 34-29 DOWN 2 Ch Adds 1 LP'. I Alone Ka 2 Ch Add. 1 2 0 3 0 1 Stand loLY a KIRS 21-19 21-20 x 10-6 294 7-1 DONN 1 KUBE 37-34 ADDS 2 Total 58 108 6 232 Total Reporta 144 60% 5100 19-14 1065 26-19 KCP21 4-19 [1[L 21-17 ADDS 9 Total 32 66 63 161 AgD 21-19 nlT 3104 1-4 Parallel 101 19-22 O R1R 4-27 21-17 J103 12-7 99GrN ll-8 LUC 11-16 NM ISVA 12-11 BT. 21-21 VAi1 10-11 Regional Reach J -9M 5 10,K. 22 -19 9éQ 26-21 1R 21-15 1122 23-I8 1693 26-20 r111 2]-16 11014 19-11 R195 20-10 9561E 25 -11 Reach P1 44% R101 19-19 x 26-22 Ni0R I-1 111112 31-16 N BT 23-14 01 15-10 5159 16-15 .ef 30-27 .RS 21-17 INNZ 10-7 nIT 11RON a-25 24 Ir n eo 25-20 11M91 l-7 1.10 9-12 E 581 P2 55% x 14-11 999G 141 UT 11I[ 23-16 1101 27-17 1.107 d-29 1.0 RAIT 893 19-36 ÿO10 32 -27 11RC6 7-4 KCAS 25-16 S CK60 4-25 9-6 51% P3 85% N TIC 31-29 Y I9-36 XIIRD on 198 lM-3l r[[ 15 -31 XR3 16-11 AK9R 15-10 BREAKER R900 23-20 9LT96 I1-11 5 0 26-21 93Á4 20-17 M 51% Ree 21-15 797 15-31 Q100 22-16 9608 36-30 60136 20-10 WXR9 17 -16 10 Q106 9 7r M 12-8 O 31-24 X 9 2-2 AO.ÿi 21-18 MIQB l P 17-12 0695 12-11 9Pÿ10-1 Z9í 21 -1. 4-32 RDOR 23-14 W 88% Chart Summary P 1R92 0 191 16-15 AC101 d-29 I-23 loso a -27 IeCY 23-21 SO. Ri6U 18-14 Poi P1 P2 P3 Tot 9LOC 21n20 nsT 22-15 ef81 25-22 WS. 22-11 J62-r6 30-27 2rM6 CR01 11-31 1800 15-12 RATS 24 -23 nBl 6 -4 RRQ 28-26 Y1K 11-22 11-6 9VLQ 19-12 1 1 1 1 3 98PI2 20-19 A101 I1-10 [195 19 -16 We GX 1.106 15-13 10111 15 -31 B 93 18 -12 rM101 20-15 WEST 40 -17 R19-11 99G.M 23-19 30-25 RI. 6 -5 Pan -re on 098 a-33 198 26 -25 National 2 -5 1 1 2 4 Kr. 30-22 MIT CROI 18-10 930 27-24 MINKloK 9-31 20 -1e MI.[ 39-36 NJAD 31 -19 10 -6 Summary 6 -15 4 4 1 9 AC.SO d-2] N 29 -28 P1195 a-16 Iry 1P91 25-21 TIC 25-22 celo a -29 [00T 18-12 BOOT. A88 11-29 Z. 8100 8-8 06.8 33 -30 ti9 16 -40 10 19 55rá d-29 1RO6 27-19 23-20 N CGO 21 -21 UP 31 26 55 111112 1S-13 D 15 -14 1iYA I-1 Mn. 10-8 22-15 í3T ROY-. d-l0 6LA11 a-]1 61. DEBS One 3 20 ORCA 14-10 PR92 d -28 K OUB 2-1 9n99 26-24 PI 27-11 IIl8 -31 100 06 27 -21 31 11 34 1 1-26 O 94 16-12 61R3 21-19 1C101 28-25 R1a0 37 -31 RTRB 15-11 6o0L 8-3 NQOT 11-38 S 11 -10 N90B 8 -B YORK 16 -8 SAME 38 Adds 6 14 16 36 Rt. 11-16 PR0-rN 22-7 0106 22 9r 0990[ 24-20 01104 28-25 Y95 20-20 10111 19-15 27-23 WS. 27 -20 í69f 13 -11 RRQ 24-12 R110 11-20 Q107 19-16 DOWN 5 Ch Adds 2 1 0 3 961.1 d-30 183Q 2104 20 -25 103C00 16 -11 Inv 0 -]4 KO. 17-u wini 13-29 NAVA 12-15 18CY 10 -9 99G7M 27-24 1181 22-1J 11017 1.-34 9[S on 95íI11 25 -1a ADDS 39 Total 27 60 57 144 ICAO 9 -6 6T. 19-11 8000 19 -15 1P92 13-15 996AY8 11-27 0101 37 -11 will 16 -9 ROY -. on 6371 8-2 111 11-21 son 81106 19 -16 NNYI 11-11 1ír8 on sors 39 -17 WI1. 12 -7 100 30 -21 83T3 21-27 0105 35-32 1105 13 -8 1[[106 on 9SxIL 19-19 errs 31 -27 Rn99 7 -6 9aC[ 27-12 Xi. 16 -15 [.i I0-17 K 118 on 1105 ]8 -13 0113 12 -6 58.1 n .8T 4-17 195 13 -14 ERIC CARMEN Q106 33 ft 25-20 111.0 on 5109 d-34 X1.8 14 -9 01E100 23 -13 RcT 4-J0 WO/G, a 5í0i 8 112 16 13 -30 60.695 -6 100.1 21 sLY96 6-5 0 98 15 -11 -18 1R.0 4-18 81.1 on Make Me 2 -9 Lose Control (Asista) 11 -16 1e50 19-26 WS. 13 -21 5 11 15 -10 . 1, -9 Wf [ -40 197 1.-ll n. 2100 8 -5 921 26 -21 RTOi 21-21 61. 1 -8 11 9RÿI LP Best Of Eric Carmen 0195 13-30 698 14 -10 2O. neo 19-14 11 CI o I11L 10-29 WAMS l -3 111[5 14 -11 4-34 A e 4-15 W. 4 -11 Total Reports 134 561 O C. 32 -28 will 13 -7 694 MI19 on KAKS 9.! 18 -15 S\lQ -l0 OEIL on .0116, lisY 15-31 942. 34 -27 /0. 945TX on KO. d-39 Parallel l0 39-16 Ríes 12-10 C501 on rolo 11 -29 n SAP, 14 -10 111P, Wle. 10-22 0105 9-7 PRO-PM 14-12 Regional Reach 1100E 18 -15 11R0í a6 n n 1Q. 11 -7 RA96 23-17 WO. JAD d-l7 OCIE d-14 0107 w ÿ62ao RII[ BOsI XQ11 10-5 5T112 on IiRi 3.-17 ÿ6C0 )4-31 BR99 19-12 6AVA NINA CHER SEO On BNTi u8-21 WT. 1e -13 R10U MCGQ 62-254% P2 561 I T! 1.-16 29-26 eLAP 14 -8 MJAD 11-6 9M100 6.11 c-40n S 54% P3 76% Riio 4-40 CMIr0 38-3) 111111 14-7 We All Sleep Alone (Geffen) mr RKYR 9 -7 /0. RN. B98 0-10 1L0 31-22 T14 23-19 1100 11 -4 icGO 11-8 M 53% 2.0 118R LP: Cher 1108 10-27 11G6D on K RIL 32-2. 17. 19 -10 X 11-9 Y95 16-13 1192 M 671 Chart Summary 0104 11118 on 511[ 10-27 WI. on 996ÁT8 20 -12 898 2]-18 2A0 )9-12 11910 d-ll Poe PI P2 P3 Tot Total Report 202 854 8[R1 32-26 1104 26-24 W Ail 91100 16 -12 9099 39-30 RIMS. 1102 on 0101 on 1 0 0 0 0 IiTO u-11 11111 11-10 9n 14-22 1108105 9 -9 0101 13-10 RTUS on RNA. Parallel on RC71 19-12 8ioR d-35 Kr. 4-35 NABE 10 -9 N9R9 16-13 1581 11[íL on IPrO 40-31 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Regional 6Me0 Reach' 15TD 23-22 91R0 27 /r Vi e 20 -11 8898 19-16 on d-le 6 -15 0 0 0 Summary 0 Reach P1 50989 27-I5 Xl uoono 1121. 111-13 11ÿY 17 -8 1Á1 11-8 [ TR 1911 841 Rn11T UP 8 16 -40 4 13 21 38 vli d-3l -14 IN5 AN 21-19 rn0 30-27 E 76% 411) P2 94% 111291 16 NSeL d-39 ÿ.oR 25-21 DEBS 30 One 4 24 15 1081 11-10 1107 nrN 16-9 RIn 43 6 90% P3 99% WaP2 27-21 26 -1/ 1112 21-19 n aT ÿO22 Add. 9 131310 neOelT SAME 43 22 15 46 M 881 Ir95 21-19 10.V 80105 13 -9 1103 22-19 111 4-40 Al DOWN 0 Ch Add. 4 3 0 .7 N 82% so 8-6 Ií9 26-24 918 15 -26 M 16-12 1109 a -29 lCP on 9T9 Chart Summary 9116 ADDS 53 Total 21 62 51 134 RIR! 12-10 MIT 12 -21 61186 1.-7 -34 1104 11-6 112116) 34-31 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot an [ITS 6 -6 C91D on n/T 9102 27 -24 R92 22 -17 ToB8 11-10 RI. on on .103 11n d-40 1 0 0 0 0 18ND 2.-25 s 1s -10 5952 15 -10 1111 d-27 1oR0 SCIL 1-1 S I[K National 1110 on ROOT 27-23 K.R S 14 -12 1102 12-7 .10 2110 on 2 -5 0 1 3 4 K OC6 O 010 d-39 PR92 14-11 RTTA 26-21 52Rí 17 -11 96102 15 -14 will on Summary 6 -15 12 24 22 58 K TOI 20 -I1 RCMq 01100 [YRX 40-39 JUB 16-26 6112 14 -11 RTYY 20-16 [0T 0 -26 WDLX 30 -19 RIT 294 R98 on 100161 UP 177 16 -40 17 70 40 127 1/18 11-14 I NUT [1104 n-20 .0102 22 8iMeg oD 27 -17 -20 N rit. 17 -11 14-12 1RlL d-40 KUT rPV 952I0 11-29 DEBS 4 On6 2 6 0 8 tCAS4-14 RraS30-25 1 17 -16 ] 1-11 RCPT 1 -1 [r95 19-11 W[9P on X.106 on . 6T d-JS SAME 15 n L9 on a-22 10-15 81100 21 -19 ICIL 27-27 [L9 0 -2t Si8 1-12 1.R! 294 611011 a -34 Adds 1 1 1 3 RADROT v 5100 11-ll R1i0 12-20 [T. ]1-25 MCP! 14 -5 XLCR 15-I1 RIB. 9 -7 II! 4-38 B94 1BC2 on DOWN 1 RIDS10-17 oil on 1.11 u-35n Ch Adds 1 1 0 2 Y 16-13 1 -2 25-25 ileo 13-11 I N 10-4 IAID eD 13-10 995G on er X-2106 6-5 ADDS 5 Total 33 103 66 202 S ÿee9a o ReTi 16-14 KN 25 -21 CMQ 20-14 IvL,1e -15 aO.K S on MPXR 16-6 5950 16-19 RRC .7-12 80. ] 7-21 RATO 19 -18 191 18-13 l6 -ll 1010 Q98 lo. J 6T-IM25-24n Ri 25-19 lT0 co 5801 1.-36 l -4 1804 35-26 sees 15 -13 il 13-0 ROB[ 35 -11 P 92 BDBR d-40 995 on NILAR WS. i 22-18 ARI a 0CT 22 -20 N n 21-24 KaIT Lr96 d-l5 FPL, 11 -5 P 0-29 2LOC 39-35 99PT 597 WISI 4 -40 q 25-19 WISP on 5100 11 -11 MM9[ »7 l]-2. 1081 12 -10 rAi9 30-23 [:Iÿ 23-10 69M9 on 11600 11-19 WJAD [5106 16 -11 N I66 15-34 RN 37-32 OM95 15-I2 I 20-17 R I-1 1I14e211 IMANG1i se d-í0 n 11e6 26 fr 4n10 SUT NNO[ 20 -20 1810 M7! 20-ñ8 .P6R 25-18 FCAQ on WQUT NAIS ILO 21-15 ROT ICG9 4-39 103c1X 0 9910 20 fr wow .96 0-10 G105 -32 991.4 33-11 5R9P on WTI, on N wl NGRO 29-25 JMI 10-16 Xx[ 8-1 Q92 21 -108 WPRR 930 -40 9511[! 23-19 9KRC 12-7 RGOT 39-1e 5101 -35 NEAP 19-18 -1 B96 a 191 12-10 WIN[ 19 -16 5865 0-19 i 10-34 08103 6-5 6T0 18-11 .LS 4-38 RDON 1-5 11lYA MMS d-34 X100 a [ 7-5 5CPM 28-15 K IIR NIJQ 23-21 1191 22 -17 lOICIR 29-27 n >i 11-31 O11014 10-16 5PGC 24-23 NUBR 16-9 1101 1-2 11íO ]7-34 B 1-1 922 -l3 9911A79 -10 1101 15-9 0104 d-l6 C10I a-39 Aí6 on 951[1 WRC1 on 0[100 21-17 193 13-9 RSPT 19-15 N2Ri 10-14 Q on 2-1 .CI -29 9X100 11-9 KJ103 35-32 n 92R9 NnAN en 94 19-16 Q106 35 PR96 4-2 V 20-18 [ 4-37 NCíY 39-31 Wt. on 91111 17 -15 NI. 26-]3 Tr R56Q 10-9 IS'i5 10-35 9PrM 4-34 PRO-TN5 9-11 PR106 16-11 R911M 23-10 NT1C 18-36 9621 a 942,X 31 -28 01M 9-8 1193 12-6 los d-29 NBNT 1 1-39 rout 22 -1. 01100 36-12 8S0K 18-11 iT. d-39 X0968 RC101 an X92 0. 110.1 15 -11 10016I 12-11 11RON 10-7 RIT Ri83 4-19 MST on ÿí8L e-J8 9..1 on Sri 11 -9 95XIL 5-3 9Aí107 19-11 IUT i 11-IB 1910 on 08899 18-15 ROOT 16 -11 811076 Yí08 1102 SLAP 19 -17 MT. 9-5 IKRD 4-21 K M on 0-40 RoOL 21-16 t Uf 21 -15 10310 20-16 KII6 1ImT Iseo 16 -11 WO I 11-14 131077 12-21 M. 95!!i [Boa 109-10 ÿT01 on 1110 19-15 K01B lo.i on 262 ÿí0U 12 -11 WV. ]1-15 0100 15-12 16 -14 II[s d-39 9L,9M 32-21 [. on 21-21 RTRB 16 RC[ on O 812 iu! D. 4 -10 . 300 16-9 -31 M01N 997 d-39 297 RIT on /r lo up 991A19 16 -11 A15 15-9 K rio 18 -11 0106 0[100 an 01195 4-l! 9M1G2 0 nDRIT SO. KIVA 14 -7 SCIE W. 25-25 íM100 5-] 1012 6 -4 K eOD on 21 -111 W. 100111 0-10 [OCR 4 -16 TT 27-22 13-1 1.5 21 -11 .T. 18 -10 XC91 n6RD 80í105 d -30 KA. 17 -13 JET-IX aas 0010 on O 105 24-19 15-12 11Y8 18 -13 K Z. 22 -15 1AT0 4-15 NAM 15 -13 ÿ01i 24 -19 M6Ri 11IXX .39 10131 RIRx 10 -5 ieri 15 -11 Rao 36 -28 IPCf o WBO, 22-18 [Br 21 -17 MONK 25-12 RC0 0 MAir on WTIC !-6 C66D 10 -7 101 ll -9 R9I 6-35 [081 dn31 ít04 d-09 0100 3801 9051 19 -12 18MD -4 11.0 a N 9B 19-16 10 [301 15 -11 5000 2107 7 -6 53Rí 22 -20 t 28 -26 91 on 0102 5 -3l 6.96 2 -1 8311 11 -10 MCGQ 26 -23 S U-30 1193 9910 on fir N08 11 -9 9C301 14-31 ATMs 29 -22 997 12 -6 1101 07105 on uri 15 -12 1102113 18 -14 suc CI 1. -16 e e9P1 1f-ll 0195 14 -19 1.107 a 942 15 -11 ll 12 -21 01092 10 -17 911111 12-12 Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column - Parallels Continued on Page 96

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MGAD on 5550 11 -10 Foolish Beat (Atlantic) [N&A 27-24 DLL 8 -7 E 22% P2 25% LP: Lita Ford 809101 1 -3 RCPM 27 -24 1080 2LRe d-25 11 -2 263 4 -35 PN8106 5J103 LP: Out Of The Blue S 26% P3 10% OL 38-32 Total 2-3 26 -19 500V on Reports 194 81% Risa 27 -17 Kr. 29 M 5% 145eQ 10-18 57OWRSr KYTT d-12 -22 Total Reports 217 911 Parallel 5193 9 -9 OBpi 23-16 Regional M 29% Chart Summary n os 11 -7 11S? WOMB Reach Reach MT Parallel Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot Mele 9 -9 Regional 2CL 2-1 E P2 Reach 80% 59% MAST 6A2107 5 -2 MA 12 -11 1 0 1 0 1 Mg on ROCR Reach P1 RCP% 15-22 S 884 P2 85% solo 10 -16 RODI 20 -16 791 National 2 -5 1 1 0 2 5LR2 R 94% ReLY 5 -2 MOOT 22 -17 RnO 4 -2 P2 941 KCMS 4-38 Pi 82% P3 97% 0100 Summary 6 -15 8 13 0 21 FMSS 5 -2 1005 5 -S S 89% o 794 e-30 w P3 99% 73% 0580 3 -2 W10í STIR 33 -28 UP 25 16 -40 4 5 6 15 K ILO 14-29 L 13-27 R 69% Chart Summary WYS 11 -10 RSV* 12 -10 DEBS 0 One 2 5 1 8 91rR 22-1) ./1F M 94% Poe Pl 3-3 RIVA 7 -4 98Tí 6 -3 Chart Summary W ait 22-20 P2 P3 Tot SAME 14 Adda 0 0 0 0 14í1C 1 -1 á r95 6 -6 5003 8 -5 10-26 1 0 1 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot RRRx National 0 1 NOSE 12 -10 DOWN 8 Ch Adds 1 2 0 3 RIDI 19 -17 0000 6 -3 RPaR I1-10 2 -5 1 8 1 0 0 0 0 t Summary 10 19 OLIN 5 -4 0510 20 -20 197 6 -4 ADDS 3 Total 16 27 7 50 Ur 996G 15 fr National 6 -15 11 20 c101 4 -2 11ND 9 -9 2 -5 5 3 3 11 1111C 35-31 UP 143 16 47 RBPa 12 -5 KMO; 7 -16 Summary 2rL2 d-35 KoTO 23-11 DEIS 14 16 -40 19 49 35 103 6 -15 21 53 16 92 WRbT 90P. 3 -3 Rí00 16 -15 0100 27-25 WRIT OBR 37-31 Ons DP 198 16 -40 19 40 SAME 20 1 8 3 12 ',GPM 5 -4 11 103 P A68 10-13 F9Pt DEIS 4 1 0 37-31 Ons 1 ans Adda 2 4 0 5 262-rN 26-22 [I28 17-11 .MM 16-7 SAME 20 4 0 6 RMGK 3-8 SAME 8 Adds 0 2104 15-11 [I[[ 35-28 DOWN 5 Ch Adds 2 3 1 6 0 1 1 a:03 10-9 1.0 14 -11 N.[ DOWN 1 Ch Adds 21-18 CasD mr ADDS 12 Total 36 93 65 194 2 3 0 5 KM 252e 34-25 ADDS 6 wats 31 -30 LUC -39 55ND CLIMIE Total 46 103 66 217 TRES LAR ]5-32 SLOC FISHER 22 -21 6}R[ on DGOT on 960; s -6 SBpo 3.-28 }R5 on ROTA d -30 195 19 -12 Rsr. 30 -27 Love Changes (Everything) (Capitol) RC2 9-5 raro 21-16 SAYA -30 613P112 rM104 on [On 4 -32 Nl2 10 -a ROT -1M 16 -12 MRoi 15-12 002-211 23-18 590M 32-27 aPIV a 1Sl 31 -25 5101 12 -5 LP: K PQ 12 -11 tip Everything Q106 13 Tr RDON -30 PST a-38 SCAD arel 11 -B RAST 5100 30 -27 Li] NPL2 1-1 sur 111217 26-24 0222 26-21 x02-ro on 11026 -23 28106 18 -15 Total Reports 93 391 *TIC 1s-15 RC. 26-21 1402 13 -9 B OOTS PQ 8-6 7515 2 -5 RDON n Rin 55 01 27 -23 MIPS 15-8 2raR 27-25 Parallel [ s 23 -1s 1530 1110 29-25 100!0 24 -19 MORS G1o5 30 -25 2104 11-9 15 -12 n2 17-1! Vas0 16 -6 91GtN on /106 n3-18fr 098 16 -12 Regional Reach YR8 1100 11 -14 KIM 16 -24 294 1 5-1 ol5? 11-1 103CIR -29 193 19 -13 K ITT 29 MIRK 31 -27 MRa 25-26 6 -8 Rni -19 2100 24 -21 551.2 10-5 Reach N&A] P1 23% 198 10 -14 SOOT! 2202 30 -26 WINO 20 -11 nLl 16-13 tip 0103 on ROIm 25-10 WECK 30 -26 1I d-30 E 32% P2 29% WINS 20 -16 C50I Mr? 22 -16 RAIT sí96 15 -27 091 d -30 MIRI 25-22 on eo 40 -36 MSTP S 39% P3 70% 5268 26 -23 5756 /T n W T 02195 10 -14 PRO -PM 0 -33 6 -6 PR95 13-11 Isba 25 -22 B OOT 518 RQCM 27-22 195 11 -7 1000 14 -11 on 0107 22 -19 96íY2 36 -29 M 421 8100 10-1 0R100 24-1I O 20106 21 -18 WW1, 125106 5 -12 Mr57 30 -24 RR 31-21 WA. 28 -22 060; 11-9 23 -19 MITT 23 -21 596 25-22 n 10 A 27 -25 100121 17-16 w 431 Chart Summary KIDS 18 -15 0105 -33 Ki21 15 -7 103CIR 25 -20 MOOT 17 -13 094 12-9 103cbR 7-5 .8MI 11-26 95;12 d-40 Pos P1 P2 MBIR 19 -14 o lia 8 -6 I95 21 -14 OtI 10 -6 P3 Tot PRO-FM 15-13 e52í5 31 -26 ISM. RIx2 31-21 50021 1128? 23-21 0000 16 -14 MAP! 23 -20 x2106 on 11202 11 -11 1 0 0 0 0 0107 12-8 0600 19 -1. WOW 19-15 51106 29 -25 VI.. 19 [000 0 2606 29 -18 5LÁ0 34 -11 2 -5 0 KAVA 11-7 -16 K M 8-6 PWRL9 14 -9 [x% 24-I6 National 0 0 0 ROB 17 -12 .0!1051351 -22 2200 35 -27 OCN 29 -19 ,N102 3-9 13 -30 6 -15 0 boro 5 -5 00Jx Summary 0 0 0 0105 18 -14 05105 31 -25 IMOD 9-9 295 3 -3 00T 5.05 18 -15 11CIL 29-22 IOOT UP 16 -40 6 55fá 33 -30 1001(11 20 -17 [RLp on RED 31 -30 990828 14 -28 14 7 17 30 940 an 99WG 28 fr VIII 17 -12 95nIL 15 -24 ns1 10-10 KOBE on 0218 25 -22 DEBS 16 One 5 17 21 43 5510 11 -9 1102 9 -9 laxo 12 -10 Kum 30 -21 ]leaf 16 -13 D.J. JAllY JEFF á THE FRESH PRINCE 2100 29 -26 WRAN 23 -19 Adds MR 18 -14 7 1005 34 -25 SAME 43 2 8 9 19 HAMS 18 -13 X010 .171 -6 RIT 053 24 -19 097 5 -2 17 -13 097 Mg. 21 -1. Ch VI2P 25 -34 MD. 16 -I1 Parents Just Don't Understand 70 25 -21 DOWN 0 Adds 1 0 0 1 W. 27 -22 Oral 16 -9 .TRB on WOK 11 -8 MJAD 26 -22 94222 16 -9 íl10] 10 -8 ADDS 20 Total 11 32 47 93 ROVI 20-19 (Jive /RCA) a -29 MX 26 -22 RAPS 19 -16 MlDbatt [MU 4 -2 S ITS 8 -4 Y 11 -30 MIGO 15 -36 QOT 30 -35 02105 27 -22 0105 18 -14 LP: He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper 0105 12 -11 MJMY 24 -20 227P MOIL 942 on NJAD on a -28 xA6S 26-20 98 20 -17 on MiR. *TOT 21 -20 Total Reports ORVO 10 -8 oaT on ROIi 21-11 59 25%Parallel 57 OnBt 5214 29 -25 205I RCOO MLA, 25 -19 192 21 -36 34-31 o 0202 27-22 Reach 0104 11 -6 tio KTRO on NJR n S ITO 6 -4 Regional 12ÁQ 19 -18 sAOT on 696 21 -17 MJ10 17-10 P1 195 11 -8 0218 -20 MBAM on 6180 11-27 8100 10 -9 MERY Reach 266 2102 29 -27 0102 26 -12 11-12 MINS 17 -11 W 26 -21 Mal onu R56Yo MIR on O. 22-19 E 20% jNáAP2 08 6 -4 MOSS 34 -28 521 19 -16 92X -26 0101 17 -15 69 on Q101 on MAYS 26 -12 2CC0JMx 11-10 Q e3 02PL 1101, 7 6 294 25 -23 RCI 16 -13 S 15% 15 -13 KNOW 5 rM100 35% Most -3. -5 R9T on 21Aa on 23 -15 592 19-36 a -30 n 0101 0 SCII 22 -15 M 7% SPOT 4 -3 KSAQ o d-37 WA 119 11 -6 1II1 23-1. OL 32 -24 P20-211 51 d -34 RIM 17 -16 VIRe GIST ! -8 KT. on Ern MBAM 17 -14 w 331 Chart Summary RI DIMS? 0-30 WMPL 31 -26 0104 26-20 ORBS 31 -23 RM. 24 -21 ear 20 -15 0II3 d-45 W ITS -28 ms 21-17 Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot Meal 2S -20 N IsMasT MOaL 88.1 24 -21 KaRe 01010 20-25 on ROM 20 -11 7-2 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY 1 0 0 0 0 W RIT WT. 26 -2! Y1o] a -29 21-21 RIIR 32-26 Y95 a WLOL 24 -16 0101 6IIR on 570111? ana 29 -19 RMAK 26-25 Your National 2 -5 3 1 0 4 MPRR on tRei on 21. 26 -22 Sign Name (Columbia) IMP 19 -15 R20RSS MDti BJ105 12 -6 VP. 6 -15 2 1 0 3 INTO d-35 ReQ 12 -9 Summary aas 23 -1a RJ103 on RYTT BM d -29 RIxY 10-5 LP: Introducing The Hardline According To KM 4-10 RI 01115T 38as 16 -40 5 12 2 19 t oro 7 -6 1YS} 2i01 X92 21 UP 17 KIM 14-12 a MBMQ RS? -20 8103 11-10 2aoi d -21 24 Total Reporte 76 32% Ons 2 7 2 11 12020 WR1Q 5-6n MCIL on sano -11 E VIW 19-1! DEBS 9 Cpx -39 22-22 l a 40 62I0 nn 20-19 nT IQCR .5-32 2102 11 -5 EVIL 23-12 Parallel SAME 11 Adds 0 12 6 18 ATO ll -7 a MCt2 35-30 2106 21 -14 MCIL 11-16 ICMQ K T. 15 -12 142112 21-16 MMRR 30 fr MRTI 26-21 0100 24 -20 Regional Reach DOWN 0 Ch Adds 4 0 0 4 5x95 33 -29 [OCR 25-22 5195 on 294 VOLO 13 -10 KPLX 10 -8 RLO 22-20 14LOL :0-35 n2se 13 -11 Total 16 33 10 59 VLOW 4-3 KITS 37-30 1111112 d-39 K[iL d -31 57DRST Reach P1 33% ADDS 22 MORD 25-20 W OO -l] Rí58 26 -19 KURE 20 -26 RCMQ 30-23 RS30 d-10 MRrR o E 321 N&A P2 31% Wlfi 16-12 tiro 26 -23 294 T0-17 P R92 a WAOT 575111? 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D KMRL 15 -11 NERI 24 -21 1 0107 24 -20 OrLY 28-25 99RG 23 fr RPMM dn39 Dn 29 -27 RCMQ 23 -17 J15FRM on IrIV WRON 1 A to -30 0100 19-16 RRRC 29-14 colo 35 -32 291 1. -20 Nations 2 -5 ICAO d-38 211/107 d-]0 oll 34 -27 K ARR 8-5 X11T0 5-4 Filo 12 -25 rxxt OOT 1/7 ICP on MR d-30 MMOT 29-21 W T PL1 20 -12 22 -16 Summary 6 -15 JE2-211 32-25 MD2R 31-21 15 2r x 010I WASS 36 -33 OM 22 -17 R106 on 118PT RAR MR LQ OP 16 -40 xreó 21-17 NRCK on 1120 d-33 2-5 ROOT a on Ira: 26 -19 R116 WRIT m1 40-36 Rto11 27-23 951. on RTYa W ORD o , POR d -33 DEIS Ons RIC MPLE o 121 112V1 14-21 soar[ 24-17 MOCM 35-31 11000 on S R 26 -18 9960 14 fr Adds 1 3 2 RIVA 25 -19 Q100 440 SAME 6 617, M EE RIT 00100 RTl 38-32 20 -16 RRRC 21 -15 Kr93 3 -7 r104 d-39 DOWN Ch Adds 1 2C101 35-31 10050I on Rr00 4-38 16 -15 oll 27 -22 0105 an27 198 s osa 31 -34 MERO e 0r103 5-4 EpR d-ll 2GO5 23-36 950I1. d-37 ROO. on 20550 17 -14 Iosa 23 -16 ADDS 7 Total 2 3 2 7 is 6-36 WT CI on MPET 190 19 -11 98P82 on KT}A 7-6 55-31 MT57 8893 7 -5 RIDER/? 61I106 34-2. 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Samantha Fox (Jive Reach [MLA, P1 28% MPRT 16-13 /RCA) 121422 10-6 n Yr RCT 0104 P2 bop a-10 195 E 40% 241 eel. Total Reporte 191 Rn] 801 S 25% P3 45% T um Parallel W RmCn Regional M 21% NQOr Reach Chart suela .X102 arNi Reach W 41% noi P1 74% Pos P1 P P3 Tot xPLT a 2100 RicR E 806 P2 850 1 0 441.0 a-29 794 s 0 0 S 861 5M6L n A. P BR O P3 781 2 -5 0 National O 0 RPLO 1.0 000 E.U. 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Pour Some Sugar On Me National 2 -5 3 4 0 7 M 981 ABT M1Á 10 -7 oIV 16 -11 B OOTS RAR1 Summary 6 -15 5 8 0 W LP: Hysteria (Mercury/PolyGram) 13 0106 7 ft CAO 8 -20 191 SQIo 96% Chart Summa y OP 32 . 109 13-36 0YP 196-8 16 -40 9 12 4 25 PR99 30 -26 RHSK on oJAD Pos P1 P P3 Tot trat le -13 e ODS ROOb 3 -1 Total Reports 171 72% ORBS 2 Ono 3 3 2 8 d-37 ROOT E6lR 0109 1 0 1 15-5 2000 6 -3 1 55et a -37 ITI6 a 0300 1 SAME 14 Adds 1 1 0 2 21192 5-3 National Parallel 5130 1311 220 19-17 58A0 on OJNS 2 -5 7 1 15 40 DONN 5 Adde 0 0 5100 2 293 3 -3 RnO 20 -14 Reachnal Re46% Ch 0 0 RI DnSr d-39 6104 Summary 6 -15 19 6 42 sex - -s 125 Reach ADDS 2 Total 21 28 6 55 518 3-3 mx3 UP 214 P1 46% 291 3 -1 16 -40 28 2 8 64 SPIT 1367 2c. 4 -00 57Dng? 1511 8 681 PRO-FM 6 -] DOSS 4 P2 74% 950 9-6 ROTI 13 -11 Ons 1 0 1 S 85% oleo 2 -3 AVI 2 -2 195 6 -4 oats 31 ROTO 37 -33 57Dn SAME 13 P3 93% PI -29 Adds 0 1 1 M 1102102 -13 RAVI 2-2 2988 6 -2 1121! 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- Daryl Hall and John Oates Continued- Jets Continued I}O5 14-8 2722 29-26 20026 MST MAP 16-13 VOLI 21-14 MICHAEL JACKSON 7101 13 -7 Róat 16-17 RITT 32 -27 296 12-9 2222 12-10 RARI 9-5 2111 17 -12 REO 30 -25 0102 21-19 2200 8-] 2012 5-3 Dirty Diana (Epic) 2.20 6 -9 STRESS? ERRS 35 -26 MMMB 5-3 11072 12-6 2282 16-11 6[.2 14 -10 ROCE 26 -12 922 15-11 992A[8 9-4 MAD 6-4 LP: Bad 111100 20 -17 ERDO 27-24 MLRE 30 -27 22C1 12-10 ,11100 21-17 14iRE 13-6 Total Reports REGT 7 -5 2I10 i7-14 RCM 21 -15 MCET 11-10 209105 14-13 2CGO 22-18 224 94% RMOD 11 -8 WP22 9-5 291 0 -27 11227 15-15 2222 1.-1J *MX 10-5 Parallel JOHNNY KEMP [CPI 17 -12 MOTE 30-23 RRIL 25 -19 MEPL 13-11 WEAN 12-10 .98 14-12 INXS Reach WHIM 10-7 2294 15-13 Regional IRLO 22 -19 IDES 00-26 SAUT 0 -28 Just Got Paid (Columbia) IBM 24-23 2.20 33-30 B0M 28-24 0104 9-5 Reach P1 896 B AT 7 -4 IRR 1) -12 ERTI 1-6 New Sensation (Atlantic) f10 30-22 LP: Secrets Of Flying 21-1. MBK e 15-11 `ATO 13 -10 RIES 4 -30 ROWE 22-19 R 94% P2 95% 322 1 -5 2222 U fr 292C 19 fr MM. 2]-19 810 s7 21-20 2822 15-13 LP: Kick S 96% P3 99% SELS 220 a-32 .RTC x7 -20 Total Reporte S0 21% 2222 12-10 0J105 15-14 0101 8-5 24 -15 942 21-21 BEAN 14-13 Total Reports 203 851 M 91% KU. 22-27 MORD 2270 30 -25 Parallel 111220 16-12 2122 31-22 2220 26-21 WPM 17-13 N 94% Chart Summary MD22 39 -26 Regional Reach Parallel SOPE 11-6 ESP? 33 -30 RHr 092 11-30 8122 8-6 Regional Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot P1 Reach P1 33% 21120 10-9 2103 x4-23 Reach 2101 5-40 EOVV 0 -29 0 0 A/ E 28% ÍNd6A Reach 1 0 0 2J103 22-01 2.01 37 -36 P2 191 2108 17 -1) 2102 xl-l6 222 12-0 P1 70% 202103 39-36 RARO d-29 5 210 RIIB 19 -15 22112 13-9 E2BL 10-6 E 78% P2 National 2 -5 2 2 0 4 P3 13% 86% EPOC 10-7 9t93 20-15 ME? BDLI 12-9 2229 13-8 S 89% 6 -15 13 22 14 49 M 79 REM on P3 97% Summary 223 17-14 2202 23-20 2228 11 -9 MIL 1/-16 M 291 M 86% UP 199 16 -40 33 77 52 162 P2106 22-25 ETES 1J-14 ROOT 31 -27 Chart Summa y 2224 11 -7 141 01127 N 86% One 4 1 0 5 15507 21-16 RUTA 21 -16 Poe P1 P P3 Tot 72102 24 -22 IBRT Chart Summary DEIS 13 E 13 -11 R2RD 22-19 ROOF 38 -35 2202 d -29 Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot SAME 8 Adds 0 2 0 2 1 0 O 0 2200 12 -10 EBBI 12 -6 ROOT 17-14 9TM 34 -27 National RMOD 24 -20 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 2 0 0 2 2 -5 0 O 0 2212 5-4 EBBS 7 -1 1 0 0 0 0 RISI RCP. d -34 Summary MOIL National 4 Total 54 104 66 224 SAIT suas [022 x3 -16 6 -15 4 O 4 210 38 -15 R 15 -13 2 -5 0 0 0 0 ADDS 22142 37 11 MGTE 7 -5 E 10 -6 Summary -27 UP 16 -40 7 1 17 RAID 17 -16 51 6 -15 4 1 0 5 ROWS 11 -5 ELBE 15 -7 F2104 25 -12 SYLT 33-27 5E95 16-8 can d -34 DEBS 9 22118 30 -30 UP 71 930 40 -15 One 3 6 15 22 -20 CAE 16 -8 16 -40 28 62 47 137 1121 Q100 17-15 K IM 25-15 38 -32 RULE 8 -4 6220 M 29 -25 SAME 16 DIES 69 M RCM 27 -12 WAIR 21-16 C2RD 29-22 RT22.2 16-13 Adds S 2 13 E2: 0 -) 294 6 -4 One 3 15 11 29 2022 10 -5 ENTE 10 -19 0 il0 17 -11 21íL 17 -9 SAME 30 141 RRT2 26 -20 EV. 19-13 MEND 12-7 660E 23 -12 DONN Ch Adde 1 O 1 Adds 6 13 4 23 ERCR 20 -9 29 -19 B A/S KOT-P11 25 -19 JIT-16 29-21 RMO2 16-12 2Li26 25 -20 ADDS 14 Eÿ12 14 fr MOM DOME 1 0106 27 fr Total 20 2 9 50 PI 22.0 12 -10 MAST 21 -11 Ch Adda 2 4 3 9 RIOS 19 -13 MEER 37-28 E OSO 37-3] 97 16-13 ADDS 32 2104 13 -10 Ipn0 3-2 NGRD 15 -. SEER 9 -6 Total 43 95 65 203 5500 23 -19 mIC 21-15 0125 39 -32 WIRE 25 -17 S OP. [ MIRE 6 -4 998E 22 -20 BEI 30 -2. EóMS 18-11 OC 5-5 002103 24-21 194 22 -24 WEST 9980 12 fr OLAS 20-16 MIRK 6-5 293 30-27 RCPN 24 -21 2Om RDOE 32-23 RESE -10 2800 24 -19 C301 2-6 TN104 d-30 \Á M104 19 -14 SRC 10 -9 693 26 ITA d -30 P22106 26-23 22213 3B-36 0E20 21 -18 -19 WSP2 [IIV 15-9 V 24103 8 -5 2220 6 -6 23-17 ESSO d-25 Eq on BLI 24 -21 296 30 -26 207103 16-12 RMOS 34 -29 B OBA 29 -25 B ET 7 -4 22PI7 17-16 n2eT 591 4-35 CROL d -36 PET 6 -22 ROC 26-24 0350 1293 11 -7 BEET 40-37 E EST t sars 16-14 0109 298 on a -27 Refs 17 -24 193 27-22 ICAO on MOR 16 -10 RDVV 10 -6 234 33-29 2101 !WE 5100 22 -19 195 0 -30 3 -20 P n1o6 e 2202 on RQN 14 -2 2222 9 -2 0.11 25-21 2227 MRS 4-31 R225 29-25 RICO 17 -12 2E2106 30 -27 . 02 212107 18 -10 TR 21-16 124 I95 27-24 94 27 -11 300 19 -9 2995 15 -10 RBRD 8 -7 103CIE 21-15 WEL7 14 -11 2.10 32-11 222106 04 PRO -IM 19 -14 WS. 15 -13 0100 11-9 NROT 13 -6 55000 1.-22 0100 7 -3 : 201 on WM. 32-29 ROBE 39 -37 0 -29 E0CT on WE. RCOT 6-4 0107 2P 23-16 MAER 20 -15 1GE 21-20 2688 d-34 MIT[ 27 -23 BAVA 23 -11 0600 22 -16 22211 10-5 WIR2 37-27 WT 2282 9 -5 RES .94 MBCT d-22 101CO2 -30 21106 22 -19 20018 MST 2002 24-21 4-29 BOCK 32-26 J1? -22 10 -5 P10-,M on 2200 0-35 25012 40 -32 OBOE 18 -10 WELT 31 -32 SIVA 6 -3 SEM 22-17 02100 d-3s 0104 6 -5 28106 0-x) EROS d -19 0105 31 -27 ,x99 29-25 ESSO d -39 1095 18 -11 E rR4 12-7 100221 23-20 -16 ITE EBBE 14 -10 nAV A7 0-xe 2202 0 WIRE -40 210199 16-11 55LS 24 4-Il 5550 d -33 som 2128 ) -4 062 16-11 ETST 25-19 HATES JAZZ 11222 11 -9 490 0-]2 TOCS 37 -32 795 1-0 096 29 -25 JOHNNY 7 29 SIRR 6 -3 RTA 17-9 RoEP 26-21 ERIC 9 -6 Mne d-35 02100 0 -30 22110 6-4 ROB 31 -24 SEIEN on RCM on MIND 8 -6 1122 20-16 TSR 30-24 Shattered Dreams (Virgin) 2221 13 -8 229I 11-26 95EIL RME 18-23 Bí81 29 -25 S IagST ESC[ EJSI on 2220 21 -16 2221 9-) S LAM 19 -9 22699 d-30 EASE d-37 ET29 33-28 2100 16-30 BABE 27 -15 LP: Turn Back The Clock 2s'1 2202 21 -1. KM2 x1-15 2001 BOOTS 20101 13 -10 BOGL 11-13 E fSP 0-37 a -39 597 31-28 METS 27 -19 026 a-26 t DOSS EPPB o O 15 -14 2202 B-6 2896 11 -10 295 11-11 94722 27-23 WEi[ 40-37 WG5 d-27 942TO 33 -26 Total Reports 233 97% MITT d -24 W2dL on ROM x6 -25 .LT96 4-4 RARE 14 -11 98017 16 -15 2220 33-31 TAM 4-27 WMVS 0-23 A. 4 -30 1100106 21 -18 797 13-7 8012 12 -6 d-35 9901E 9 -5 P2292 NQOT 39-36 / OPTS MOOT 24 -16 Parallel 52011? 1222 d-32 RITS 2E-25 ERSI 33 -26 WIST 0000 930 22 -10 0295 19-15 ORI 0021 22 -19 Reach T100 on 0105 Q0-12 MAD 24 -18 Regional ROó 4-37 2211 35-x8 2228 4 -32 24 -21 O91 d-3] W. SRI 20 -18 Reach P1 95% 2178 WAR on 62 d-28 MAP a-32 MIS 36 -35 BLAP 2x -1. 22102 on RI DOME? ECGI 29 -22 E P2 MP. 2572 a 2182 4 -39 R 20 -17 96% 99% 2207 SJME 25 -15 23-23 OTEO o 2200 on 2JAD 40 -34 K100 26 -17 S 99% P3 99% TE20 MI DEBES R96 16-12 E90 29 -26 en WA. BOSS 2222 ROJO x9 -18 TN d-29 295 28-23 01 35 -31 M 98% 19-15 2102 10-31 e96 992298 35-29 ECGI on 992290 20 -12 a-x9 MIES 25-19 0104 18 -16 N 98% Chart Summary RM100 MJS1 39 -33 50100 24 -21 22224 36-20 d-30 92E 16-10 MORS 30 -22 530115? BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 898 40 -37 002105 -18 Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 920 d-30 202105 d-29 2722 26-19 24 R811 33-21 E1.BB d-30 RIBS NÁ66 23 -20 1 2 10 The Valley Road (RCA) NMI 14-20 B ETT 10-5 0101 25 -19 8 20 WOTa on MC2T 2225 d-x9 0104 31 -28 BEAT 22 -18 14-26 WEPL 29-25 REAR 29 -26 National 2 -5 26 78 45 149 2252 1728 0 WERT 32-17 LP: Scenes From The Southside MOM 34-30 2221 21-18 WPM 2) -23 69,2 0 2801 4-39 26 -22 Summery 6 -15 23 18 12 53 MOTI 30-25 ROW 25-21 RE RIFT 10 -11 Total Reporte 212 89% 2265 a 0101 on 5516 20 -17 16 7 3 1 11 MDR 21-22 MLOL 31-28 2103 18 -11 UP 134 -40 BJ105 21114 on 64105 25 -21 2LOL :-37 6OT 10-13 MIN 21 -t4 DEIS 0 Ons 0 0 0 0 Parallel 942 PIN on 114 31 -10 222 -22 RE4 14-8 IIMIL 22-14 Regional Reach 1 EV Q RIEB d -37 RVO 21 -15 SAME 70 Adde 0 0 0 0 2220 24-10 1288 30 -22 Reach Pl 67% 292 26-21 2103 38 -3J EST 2820 20-15 DOME 29 Ch Adde 0 0 0 0 M EBBT 2920 3E-8) N 35 -31 2102 IS -11 E 88% P2 95% RI DR? ADDS 0 Total 58 109 66 233 m 2102 a-)6 EBBS 31 -36 K TOO 16 -11 502 28-25 S 89% P3100% S TOE a Eves 35 -31 MOLK d -22 2100 4-28 2118 13-0 2272 28-11 98222 4-2 PERM 16-14 M 93% R 28 : -24 M2i4 on ó2fP Wt.L 02 -30 9902E 2-2 2cOC l-6 ]9-21 RICHARD W 86% Chart Summary v 22R2 21-17 RIMSBQ 33-20 1-1 722 5-3 MARX RKRL 0-28 53 usus? ROTO 23-15 NI DROP MCIL 16-9 140 WPM0 3-2 1.14104 x-1 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot S TTT d -l6 B UT Hold On To The Night ROM 24-21 PM102 on 1IRW 30-27 21172 4-4 6nV 3-2 1 0 0 0 25R 30-25 2220 32 -29 2í22 19 -17 0 22102 0-33 ECM 32-19 BLEW 33-20 ERCR 2-2 RCAO 5-3 LP: Richard Marx (EMI- Manhattan) a TO}E d-39 TOWE d -32 090E 1f -15 0104 23 -16 2222 National 2 -5 1 1 1 3 2207 R2L0 00-12 33-21 8-6 22112 4-3 RCM 294 1 -2 RBOD d-31 ROA on WELL o 2022 24 -20 0106 1 fr 202-214 7-6 Summary 6 21462 on 294 21-15 Total Reports -15 9 24 20 53 RETQ 39-37 ROC, 0 -37 21 -17 EROS 2 -1 148 62% RCPT d-40 RAM 28-25 KDA 2222 34-30 [000 )-1 UP 196 16 -40 30 78 45 153 BD. 19-14 ELKS 27 -x3 MMJI 4 -i 2222 2222 20-17 2. -24 BETR 16-10 E 660 5-1 Parallel DOHS 2210 d-16 RCMP 210 d -3l MBLI 1 -2 8 one 1 1 0 2 RRTD 33-29 RPM 29-18 255I 2227 25-19 220 11-15 Regional Reach 0622 294 a -29 CROI 5 -2 SAME 7 RPM 35-30 on [r 086 25-22 WM66 27 Er SOSO 2 -1 Adds 0 0 1 1 2RRL on RnR 0.-23 22295 21-12 Reach P1 431 R061 4-36 !Mg RIO d -27 093 3 -2 BREAKER DOWN O EPSE 23-19 13 Ch Adde 0 0 0 0 WORD 20-17 RAIT o WORD 2100 -10 290 4 E 569 P2 646 P1 9920 33 fr -2 ADDS 1 S IKt 34-29 14.2 0 -39 Rigi 19 -13 MMGG 4 -3 Total 41 104 67 212 P1 A. R22C 34-30 EFWE 3 -2 S 641 P3 781 61P2 2161 d -37 CPM 25 -20 894 4 -4 BEST A. [ERO 4-211 fas 6 -4 M 74% 2104 35-25 S TET on 2104 -11 1 -4 B OMB 201103 18 -16 21 M06R 33-20 295 4 -2 R,IV a-28 RJ103 33-29 99RG on fr 4103 32 -28 0107010) 20 -12 N 556 Chart Summary DIMS 18-14 TOGO 30 -26 MBPT Rí2106 t -4 BP. 2-2 RCM 35-24 RpiE d-28 RRRE 33 -29 RIBO 23 -21 AVA 16 -11 WEBI 22 -15 593 19 -12 221m ]9-32-23 ESOS ) -) ii 4-4 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 207-P2 20-17 2293 0-2. 2220 on 293 25 -22 P12696 0 2293 23-10 M80Á 3-2 1o3C1R 2-2 1 O RDOE 24-16 t.OB 2.2 36 -33 IlMB 24.15 SOOT 0 0 0 !R&M 99 32 -24 d-33 6.106 33 -17 2202 32 -28 VECB 1 -16 95.2 S-3 2i20 12-6 WEPT 39 -34 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 IMO 18 -11 222101 d-30 ROE x3 -12 OBST 000 1 -1 10. 1-1 RO on RD 6-x5 RDVV 2) -35 PR92 3 -3 294 22 -16 2222 37 -32 ERT107 17-12 22102 1 -2 0I22 10-30 Summary 6 -15 0 1 O 1 RPM 36 -32 2220 17 -15 22GL 1 -4 WEB2 30 -24 195 1S -9 EGGT 30 -20 010 6 -3 0000 3-2 UP 14 16 -40 12 24 21 57 MI7 23 -20 225 1) -15 BOJO 20 -17 221106 35 -31 0100 36 -34 O2 2722 27-21 G105 9 -6 02100 2-5 -ST O 13 -12 DEBS 44 Ons 2 15 15 32 VELI 29 -24 2202 24 -20 NARK d -31 EAST BOOS 34 -29 IESC 6 -4 300221 4-2 22 112 10 -8 CROI d -3/ ass% JST -PN d -34 RIVA d-28 sus? 098 3 -2 152I1. 10-8 SAMS 32 Adds 10 27 12 49 31 -25 B 2222 30 -23 11722 26 -18 ur RT95 d-2) BOOT 37 -31 2300 19 -12 2 -2 21102 22 -14 RBCT 25 -22 2104 34 -21 ESSO ETST 4-1 DONN 0 Ch Adds 2 3 4 9 K IM 23-18 OTRA d -29 Q100 29 -17 SO 597 9 -9 294 25 -22 E000 29 -26 MIRE 37 -33 RIVA 11-5 BOSE 27-21 RI 0 -5 OWE 2-2 ADDS 58 Total 26 70 52 148 AAR 22 -19 2I22 ROOB 40 -36 WABE 31 -26 206 9 -3 PRO -I6 35 -30 02109 17 -9 WENA 4 -40 -36 2295 12-5 SORO 3 -3 M,22 1-1 ETTO 16 -13 C2RD [TEO a -n MV88 29 -21 RTA 32 -24 MVO 39 -16 0107 27 -25 Rot 21 -10 221C 14 -11 KITS 30-23 METO 3 -3 103CIR 17 -14 d J6T -214 27 -23 REIS 33 -20 622106 d-36 MAYA ERGI 2200 0-39 RE. -31 ó IRt 17-8 RITT 34 -33 TT. 6 4 B 22 -22 0105 24 -21 d -]1 E 35 -22 OOTS OSIER 22 -17 20.2 28 -19 MORD 32 -26 1 -5 5602 2C101 29 -26 Rn% a-35 CEBO 26-15 0105 n 4 -4 O22 25 -20 RPC 30 -26 30 -21 RWEWESf 33 -30 ES.E on 2220 -36 E TA d -33 TMNt 2220 1)-12 1 E B OOTS WINS 26 -22 ESP 30 -27 EEOE 32 -25 MOT -3 Aós 3-2 2111 20 -2i PWE92 f9-21 BOFE a -33 ETSC 15 -7 ROOD x9-24 MiOEeS? EOSI 2-1 1411 2106 BBE 16 -7 98227 0 x3 1 -7 0ti ROCS 22 -10 S 34-32 2262 40 -25 26 -12 WT 096 WT B LOC 35-33 ME 4 4-4 22299 21-18 EAATS 22 -18 990!14 0 -35 2720 30-23 22) 22 -12 to -4 228T 02100 34 -30 RTES d-3a 220E 33 -29 ELAN 34 -28 896 11 -11 MLAP O 222 MIL 26-1. 16221. 21-17 WPM on TQIIO d-30 27 -20 7 -6 NJAD 3-2 100221 15 -12 8Lí92 40 -29 IC101 22 -16 0295 295 9 -7 5122 2221 0-39 WE5 a-40 795 40-40 96222 18-15 ENT& d -36 112104 on P2292 25-10 550 3 -3 EaSO 3-2 9SBIL 26 -17 29) -35 2292 28 -21 0102 19 -12 291 0-32 RtR o 103C11 6-22 097 33-31 IMPS 24 -21 ERCR 4 -36 RIIV on C 29-x6 22000 9 -15 MCOO 6-6 ETA 1) -14 ORES 35 -25 2EP22 30 -25 ERRS 2 -2 MIISQ t1TP 0-31 IISi 0-39 WM 7-6 ROOT 25 -20 0106 36 -28 RRIR on RSE R 14-30 WDJ2 1 -5 EJA. 2-2 M001 21 -16 994211 22 -16 1194 REB 0510 0-40 WEVS 13-12 0106 on Pr 222 6 -6 99WAT0 4 -2 B98 1-2 BORI 30 -24 MIRK 23 -20 MQOT on 02100 on 0105 22-20 MCS 8-3 50100 5 -3 2182 7-4 2722 32 -24 seer 27E2 on 25212 a FLAP 26-20 3 -3 202105 12 -10 0104 5-2 BOOM RITT 21 -22 S AP WT. -39 122 1212117 RROB 23-20 MABB 2 -6 222 2-1 M01P d-36 WOOL 3 -3 PWE21 a 222 d-29 2200 30 -22 0.14B 2 -2 MIR 10-5 WIóR RAES 16 -12 JETS í 2M0 220L 1EO0 d-37 0102 24 -21 11 -13 MEET 4 -3 0101 7-3 2042 24 -15 O EOla 11 -10 RITZ 1 -2 106 EDJ MES 14 -7 Make It Real (MCA) KIPN 19 -15 REAR 7-3 991078 21 -14 289 30 -24 0105 4-29 952078 -lt S OR 922 27 -21 ROWS 5 -4 710) 3 -1 NPPM 15-11 P2100 20-19 2JAD 25 -21 PM100 0-12 MNCI 23 -19 LP: Magic 2202 4 -12 2060 6 -5 COOT 9-9 RACE 34 -23 B A28 on ECO 2) -23 ROTA 7 -5 04105 .103 4-3 M MES ECST 14 -11 WEAN 30 -27 S -3 2012 1)-3x ECCCE 20 -13 Total Reports 213 89% WK. 9 -1 R07 a LPL 25 -21 26 942 1 -1 2212 l-2 IR97 -20 RJ22 22 -38 226 2S -2S 5101 2/P o Eolo 14 -10 520 9-4 I08L 2-1 2107 20 -16 290 26 -23 Parallel 225 0 -29 2105 WJAD d-40 MIR 23 -20 2228 31 -24 022 3 -3 V8I l-2 R 2844 Regional Reach 0102 33 -20 942 a MiiO on uno; 21 -17 24105 35 -32 J.J. FAD O 820 2 -2 0304 29 -26 2 -2 222 d -39 aV0 4-25 00120 0-38 OB?. 19 -14 942 20 -17 Reach Pl 8441 nos 2102 6 -4 MIRS 29-26 118 8 -4 MCI -30 222 0-27 EJMI 4-37 EROI 13 -5 MOOG 12 -10 Supersonic (Ruthless/Atco) E P2 89% MIR 3 -3 2801 31 -20 90% .0119 25 -25 S COT 38 -32 2/A4 d-39 226 292 11 -11 2 515 iii 1 -1 0101 26-24 S 89% P3 96% RR. 2 -2 2PL 2102 0-39 21.2 2220 27 -23 2221. ) -6 WE20 15 -7 .SAN 37-33 íS0 6 -3 RDWE TT00 on 0104 on 21102 d -37 Total Reports Si 230 M 911 MIL 24 -21 11PI11 25 -20 1,2102 7 -6 ELOL W t2L on REBE 7108 20 -18 2702 4 -34 N 88% Chart Summary EIDn5? E IRE 7 -4 515 32 -27 Parallel 1202 8 -11 E STE 4 -15 REM d-l1 KI IS 30 -20 EBBI 25-20 Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot ELRB 5 -11 2103 28 -25 EMOD P -7 2080 34 -29 MOMS? WP/N í2P on Reach 00 3 -2 REMO 1 -2 11222 16 -10 . MIN 24-22 Regional 1 0 0 B IGE BOTO 0 0 ROPO 12 -11 2111 2 -2 294 5 -2 28 -24 P1 34% BBIS 0-19 n eo 26 -21 Reach 2 -5 ARLO 9 -7 WEDD 29 -26 MO 18 -14 HORB? Can National 8 9 0 17 BOER 1 -1 BORO l -3 2228 19 -24 E 12% P2 25% RMML 10 -16 21I2 26 -19 RSL d-37 . POS 26 -17 6 -15 16 30 16 62 022 4 -3 EAST 5-2 Summary MAID 2 -5 KIM 30-25 ERRS 25 -7 RMOD 0 -33 MOD 17 -14 S 39% P3 10% ROA 6 -3 EAST 5 -2 111211227 OF 185 16 -40 23 54 47 124 3 -2 EzOQ 30-27 BOTE 1222.111. ROTE RM88 22114 5 -2 1 -2 33 -27 RIIB 0 -6 M 9% RESO SOLE 2 -6 KCP2 MDR on RATO 35 -30 092E 26 -22 DEBS 11 One 1 1 0 2 MOTE 4 -3 EPE. 3 -2 -33 RTTT 30-26 W 27% Chart Summary 2016 9 -3 22712 on 2279 on 2228 2 -36 MGT. 31 -26 SAME 8 Adds 1 2 1 4 IMO 5 -3 9900 2 fr 111520 24-17 SELS on ó 1I0 n0 d -37 RPM 21 -14 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 2222 2 fr ERBE 2-12 MIR 26 -21 MIR 24-13 DOWN 1 Ch Adda 2 2 0 4 WORD WER -37 O 082 21 -18 RENO 32 -29 1 0 0 0 0 P1 LO 2 -2 ROTO 3-3 MIL 8 Total 51 98 64 2 062 Eus a-36 8515 0 -34 WET2 25 -24 ADDS 213 MORO 4 -3 MOOT 5 -5 RICO 13-10 National 2 -5 3 3 0 6 24103 a ELM d -22 P1 0210 28 -20 2I22 3 -) RIPS 12 -6 L5M 30-14 6 -15 5 4 0 9 207103 2 -7 20242 TEMI on RO 29 fr Summary NAST 28 -24 O CAQ 16-10 5CPM ) -6 RDVV l -2 RCNQ 1.-21 22196 25 -21 [103 30 -24 794 d -28 A UP 21 16 -40 9 11 1 21 2273 x1 -26 2RPR 22-17 2104 3 -3 [WEE 2 -9 25 -21 194 15-11 P21106 15 -10 2202 on ó7[L on EIRE 27 -26 roBOOn 26 -23 One 2 4 6 12 OROS 21 -17 OT-IK 5-5 54101 5 -3 12114 31-28 DOSS 7 KITS 3 -3 ? 2220 WA. 2I2. 36 tiv O RA 26 -21 RDOW 31-6 O QRO 4 -3 W -15 ERST =6-11 Adds 1 4 0 5 TIRI SAME 15 EAST 0106 20 fr 220 13-9 3 -2 . CPS 0 -30 NAM 31-24 WELT MB? RESO On .104 20 -16 DONN 5 Ch Adda 1 2 0 3 229330E 7 -4 BcOT 3-2 RIRR 11-) 2101 21-20 0100 on 99110 on fr 00103 25 -24 Total 21 28 7 56 SORER 220E 3 -3 21711 3-4 RPM 16-11 ADDS 8 EKOB 13-10 WERl d-34 SPES Rue 4 -34 1024 0-20 [ÁT101 2 -1 EODR 1-7 RESO 25 fr 2182 21-19 2627 JMT-r K ITS 40 -31 BRO 2293 13 -10 IMO 23 -16 REED 2 -1 E TU 4-3 622C 24-19 2EJ0 26-25 2304 K IRS 37 -26 B0R on WELT 23 -20 EROS 2) -16 STO 36 -30 sur WEIT 6-3 B rCQ 3-1 2220 10-8 PI O SLO 25-20 WELT 17-17 ESES -I6 ESSO d-í1 0100 22 -20 BE42 25 -23 229 31 -27 2=3M 3-3 ERT 24-17 WORE d -32 22295 25-22 0100 2-4 NT 6-4 0222 POI. IM d -37 563 22 -24 22107 6 -5 WPM d -23 R.. 24 -16 RST EBPT 31-22 SRO on 2100 16-13 A18 9-4 [C101 0-21 2222 d -40 MVER 27 -24 MUD 15-13 Bur 202103 21-1S IS.! 11 -28 WEPT 2s -25 2212 7-7 RDVV 18-17 BEOI 18-13 W. 3-3 0652 2-1 ESTE 0-3J RIIV MBB J ET -22 24 -10 21107 20 -23 223 0-23 í9S 5 -06 103CI5 13 -12 RIVA 1 -2 [,MM 21-17 B J1T-51 2-2 92P[T on 500 -r5 2106 31 -28 RB? 94 x6-11 00.106 26 -20 9522[ 34 -29 2295 2 -4 RM2 5-3 .100 11 -17 PWE96 1-4 2104 1-3 990M on [000 2002 0 -40 ESES 26 -18 PRO-I e EROE 9 -3 RSPB 26 -24 2129 2 -1 2202 2-2 RIS RRT E90E 25-21 P2106 10-12 222. MBT 2100 ROOD on EIER 31 -22 2882 6 -3 010) 5-3 n BOSS 17 -10 WIES 15-6 4-3 21142 2 -1 H LT26 1-] OTEO a -20 WAVA 7-3 [ 2-2 n r2 on 220 ó7M on ETIC 23 -21 RIVA 16 -13 ROWE ROT 28 -23 WOCM 17 -10 CeED6D 2 -8 297 1-2 ROOT 18 -14 BLOC 3 -4 ETIC 4-3 RCR d-]) ROSE MISE 32 -27 0795 24 -17 280E 14 -30 02100 33 -27 E T 2 -2 095 4J RUTA 22 -19 OTRE 10 -2 S 1ÿ2M 4-2 [092 on MAN 27 -17 RITE 15 -9 om 00106 26 -24 100550 24 -21 ROTMO 2-2 8006 15 -10 295 22.22 4-3 B óT53 on 2C101 24 -19 RIIV 0 -30 MOO 39 -31 WT!? 27-22 ROSO 27 -13 O SIRI 15 -13 11[20 27-24 BEBT 0 OURS 10 -6 ORT. 2 -2 RsQ 26-21 20101 10-9 Rf IW -40 WEPR 17 -12 CESO 30 -19 REB2 9-5 0105 26 -20 MOIP 26 -21 8,80 22 -17 ROT -PE 27 -22 0022 27-25 2822 2-x 01110 a-]) 259 911E22 28 -13 11820 B[2 17 -15 SPIE if -14 16 -11 2026 6 -7 2100 6-4 RABB S /S on T96 0 -3/ 990FM 20 -15 2. 18 -16 7100 ]5-29 296 a 2220 33 -26 2722 27 -19 29) e-30 WRCR on 0295 -37 89) 8-4 WIWI 10 -23 OUTE 930 31 -26 ROSO 30 -27 [128 MTS on WEST 26 -x2 EG2 16-12 2221 25 -16 24 -17 2891 27 -23 Tees 21T7 ROOTS 23 -16 BEVO S-6 EAST 16 -0 GARB 22 -19 Rn 36 -21 BLOC 34 -32 01.5 e2-15 RME 17-11 TT 25-21 iTP 19 -16 Oli 27 -16 RCR 31 -2S BERE 36 -31 2202 16 -14 TOBO o SORS 34 -29 »ST 0105 5-4 99ír0 15 -6 ROBE 20 -16 8LE96 5 -3 1220012112 693 21 -14 0106 23 Er RAPI 2 -5 WJAD x2 -17 797 21 -16 695 36 -32 WEIB an ADMET MQOT 4 -30 2222 23 -14 0895 28 -23 595 15 -13 2022 ESCI IS -24 0608 20 -22 222E 20 -14 ECOQ 14 -29 S OEI 696 24 -16 0100 5 -2 SEMI 1) -11 WETT 25 -23 2622 13 -12 295 22 -27 2528 -34 11200 6 -6 22S 28-25 RJCD on 0102 30 -27 EOJO K ISS 33 MET 94222 4 -35 o -29 2CC0 on 922 -20 9922T9922111 22 -17 0104 0596 12 -1. 5 19 -1S ERRS on MCI 21 -1. 22100 26 -21 958 0 -27 RIES 12 -23 IRA d -35 RSEm o MCET 27 -23 SES 21 -15 8801 16 -11 REAP 7 -7 REO 8 -2 OSAR 4-39 B ETT 16 -1) W P 5102 16 -15 EAR 2. -25 0101 24 -20 2200 iPL a RR. 14 -22 202105 on 2229 26 -22 ROAN 26 -24 00011ET 68120 23 -19 2217 23 -20 S POT 36 -32 2268 4 -35 MRTI -27 61105 9307 2 -5 ó1lí 18 -11 MO 4 -7 5518 13 2102 32 -29 -12 2103 17 -13 m1. BLOL 10 -6 O J105 22 -12 2NI2 20 -16 [VTR 29 -27 949 1. -12 MBBL 13 -11 KR, on 2124 11 -9 EOS/ 38 -20 292 17 -11

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T/S 7-7 0105 7 -5 0[100 6 -4 [[la 1-1 1XIII 11 -1 100661 l -6 95112 ZIGGY MARLEY AND THE 5u 1-1 . 98 4 -3 9 -7 KYLIE MINOGUE NIA PEEPLES W IRT 6 -3 MELODY MAKERS 1100 1-1 Is 1 -1 e97 1-1 5 -1 WOM 10 -9 I Should Be So Lucky (Geffen) Trouble (MercuryiPolygram) Tomorrow People (Virgin) WO. 1-1 A26 1 -1 RII 11 -7 2221 5-1 nn 7 -3 LP Nothin' But Trouble LP: Conscious Party [ITT 4-2 9477[ 10 -2 B oors Total Reports 97 41% 0105 6-1 NAPE 3 -2 Total Reports 52 228 Total Reports 66 288 Parallel Parallel MOOT 1 -1 [aR8 2-1 BILLY OCEAN Parallel Regional Resch IIalloSt T.., s -t [SIS 1-4 Regional Reach Regional Reach Pl 30% Man 2 -1 WK. 3-1 P1 31% The Color Of Love (Jive/Arista) Reach Reach JAD 1-1 Reach (Nil P1 26% 296 4 -3 ILA, 2 -1 P2 28% E P2 40% E 12% E 326 [Kra 1 -1 2SRI 2-1 36% LP Tear Don These N&Al P2 25% LN&AI 211 17 -16 -1 Walls P3 25% 1 WC. 8-3 S P3 51% S 21% S 30% 0102 2 -1 Rí00 -1 45% P3 13% 1-1 Total Reports Si 348 VMS 7 -1 WWI 4 -1 JIT M 28% M 9% M 9% B ee 921 1 -1 99179 1 -1 6-3 N 411 Chart Summary N 53% Chart Summary Parallel W 47% Chart Summary ndC2 1 -1 F21020 3 -1 118. S-3 Po. P1 P2 P Tot 0101 3-3 Pos P1 P2 P Tot Regional Reach Wc. 2 -1 807105 4 -1 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot WALS 3 -1 MTea 5-3 P1 26% 1 0 0 0 W.TT 2 -1 1 O 0 0 Reach 1 0 0 0 IBIS 1-1 0 2 2nPL 1 -1 nu 4 -1 2 O E N&A P2 34% National National -5 0 0 0 N ational -5 0 0 346 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Teri 11 -1 WIRT 6 -1 0101 6-2 6 -15 1 0 1 Summary 6 -15 O 1 1 S 416 P3 421 Summary Summary IRTI 9 -1 n6M 14 -10 RSA. 13-SO 6 -15 2 1 0 3 16 -40 10 8 23 7107 1 -1 W M 2-1 UP 33 16 -40 12 23 1 54 M 166 UP 17 UP 14 RD33 3 -1 16 -40 9 10 2 21 11212 7 -3 [I[T 2-1 084 2 13 21 1202 3 -1 DEBS 20 Ons 6 16 1 34 W 436 Chart Summa y DEBS 5 DEBS 10 1103 2-1 On. 4 10 5 19 5 -2 84105 4 -1 IR. Adds 1 4 7 Pos P P P To SAME SAME 21 Adds 4 9 19 [NIT SAME 36 20 Adds 1 5 2 8 .80 1 -2 949 7 -4 1-1 WV88 7-1 O 0 1 1 DOWN 1 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 1 2 TR. 4 -1 DOWN 0 Ch Adds Ch Adds 0 1 0 1 [92 4 -1 2 -5 9 ADDS 21 Total 18 31 1 66 n8T ADDS 8 Total 19 44 3 97 National ADDS Total 16 27 9 52 Ills 3 -1 Summary 6 -15 r101 1-1 210] 1 -1 [160. d-32 19.2 on UP 0 16 -40 11111 3-1 RT. 2 -1 TYY i -2 T10 -31 1,11292 -27 P9T Ri1P 1-1 NDLA 10 -8 811 11 -10 on DEBS 0 One RLOC on [TKR on 22. on [11 1-1 WI. 1 -1 9C33 15 -5 Adds 1 3 2 7 RTRR on 11.2 2C5 e-6o SAME 0 RITO 1-1 6 -5 su? BAIT IM104 on W 7 sur T AQ 3s-35 B AIT DOWN 0 Ch Add. AST F2102 4-3 misnaf SOCI 1 -1 EfIV FDO4 Total 3 11107 1-1 Mnai 1 -1 Wace ]0 -23 Boa? ADDS 81 1 2 8 [CAQ 19-1. win 32-29 IRL, 20 -16 Sllrt -40 .14 21 -19 2.1 on [WOO W[DD 4-1 KCMG 1 -3 CI0I o [[PR on 194 222 -FM on 1-1 MIP on 11121 794 4 neo d -40 on TCPO 9-3 .IIR 1-1 -1 PRO-PR n on 11001 3f-35 8002 ROOK on C602 693 35 -21 1.72 990PN a WIR[ RRLO 0-3 MP1R S-3 L 5 -1 1.p d -35 P10-rM 2-35 198 on WIRT 39-35 WIIC 35 -32 IM81 4-3 Mori 2-1 102 t -1 S OO . rt[ 38-35 PXR99 on IBT FA sons on 1ATTO 1-1 RDWI 2-1 war 11 -5 KRBE d-10 aan ,.X WS. on one tgl Per on ]-1 TRNO 1-1 RTR[ 6 -1 PX299 21-21 SOOT 2222 2221 KITY 31-26 951i5 19-34 ello on n ea nit [PLI 1-1 WmI on Pea 6 -1 21C on PI99 25-20 MIBK 111011 34 2220 I leal 1110 e-2 99.. 1 rr WGB -34 NICKS a 195 on MOCM 1026 3-1 o 1211 33-31 93 a-40 sul liRC 3 -1 1629 on Xecx BII9e 18 -36 1221 d-35 len. 2.12 6 fr FITT A-35 WIMP on a 190 WW1 a-38 100[21 114170 2 -1 WIOT Rí0106 2 -3. RLQ 9-1 MJAs on 103CI. 0C[. d -l7 B97 a flu d -l0 101106 a on 2220 on 12044 9-S RTil 3 -1 WW2 S OME P1/ TOOT 39 -35 WC. on WesI 330[ 38 -38 TI1i 1-1 15V 6 -2 115102 minn? MORI on CANS a MIST Róre 11 -32 1102 17-24 802103 7-1 1CPe 6-3 I1511? 4 -3 896 15-21 298 COMP ROt1 on RON on Trai d -40 d-19 TAP. [[TR WICS flac 1-3 104 1-S army 6 -1 92i d-l1 0104 x199 a 9SSP WAD on 0102 a-34 IJAD t í00 2 -39 14002 2102 37 -33 2200 393 1-1 aJ1Y3 4-1 MCtY 33-29 2A1 2-40 e IM102 12-29 uAa on MIME 2 -37 MI 40-I9 noi WT. On [2112 on 1.01 0 [Q60 2-1 N ose RB6Q Iori d-19 Pnu 6-1 995Aí8 RMI. IX. [ROT 16-25 MAPS a 9WI106 a-3 Rul I-1 WKT2 24-26 WaBL 33-35 u [5 11100 n /T 11. on 202105 21 -14 991AT8 on HIDERS? NtTP on 1111011 9-5 [a07 4 -1 O 105 1119. 9CP1 22. on IT., 35 -29 IM100 on NoRI 27-22 MIOW ]-2 etna 6 -3 nest 11JA0 16-13 W91. on Rí70 9569 2 -34 941 a Rnt Iola 10 -24 WTai on [AT107 4-4 ROOK 11 -9 WI[K A. F2102 34 -30 NIDWIST 942 on 192 1066 on lire 35 -31 fBAa on n0 4-3 [TRI 7 -4 7100 on 0Ln 31-38 0iMi [MOD on XT. 39 -311 11820 s Tim 2-2 410 7 -i PI102 e Tilt 6140 29 -25 246 22. on iST K IM 18-36 1102 0304 1016 e -8 P1 RCS, ní4 29 -26 1181 on 1022 00011 31^26 IDV21T 9IR0 .TU[ 11822 MI8T RT. 10 -2 [CP[ 36-30 5000 m-l2 RT 29 on RATO 2 -31 14102282 WILT 13 -9 9910 40 fr K. RIOI NtA [295 sire 9 -3 RrsO :100 1 -1 [1RC 38-31 nOIa 602103 14-27 31-11 111.22 KIRK on TITI 3 -2 rIST K RTt I live 2 -1 9WI0o MaL 8104 6-39 BS -1 e xpense OPGC l5-19 26 4 -1 DWI on M. -21 WI 1 -1 5F95 2 -1 ans [B1 0 93 1101 3-39 9[ 9 on 6i 13101 d-11 18-35 sirs 20 -14 110[ 3 -1 1Nt1 on Jet -PM S -1 J MM on e x On O 33106 21-18 Rile 1 -4 64796 3 -1 1m103 18-24 KL0a2 193 6 -25 1202 31-]0 1104 12 -4 nat. WPIRAR C260 S -4 797 2 -1 193 RITT 9 -7 3Ií95 on 8LT96 1621 20 -15 d-32 Tilt nn -n WWII lain 3 -1 0195 9 -1 P111106 34-31 KMSS 1006 IITD 797 d-31 7 -1 eIV2 20-25 Nor RMG[ 30 -13 KUe6 RNTO [IR[ on WTIC i -2 695 2-31 UU6 on 6780 5 -1 RT21 on _11066 ROBERT Rii 1-3 RIxK on xr95 PLANT MLAR 1 -1 n.9 on 11178 Tall C101 7 -5 1016 n n7 Cool One (Es Paranza /Atlantic) Bu? Pn92 26-22 .820 RLOC 40-36 RTDI 2-36 [202 [tIM d-IB BAST 1007 LP: Now And Zen JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP R79R 10-27 110140 WILT 34 -31 KBTL 31-35 R71A PX104 on 1TR5 2 -3e Total Root)/ Toot Toot (Mercury /Polygram) 0100 4046 [i01 2-40 ITIR [OUn Reports 130 54% WAR. on SLYI6 36-28 .van ERS IRrR on 1oT-r11 a Parallel The Tir[ 38 -29 197 1104 a [r2T LP: Lonesome Jubilee IRO 35-14 RSSO 4 Regional TiP[ 2 -35 0x95 33-32n TIC -39 [ira Reach Total Reports 81 34% KC161 e Reach P1 31% 98,62 Parallel 0195 E 546 N&A P2 49% Regional Reach MIDNIGHT OIL 9 491 P3 85% P1 181 M 651 Beds Are Burning (Columbia) Eea34% N &AI P2 281 N 531 Chart Summary S 319 P3 581 LP. Diesel And Dust Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot M 35% Total 1 0 0 0 0 Report 162 681 National M 371 Chart Summary 2 -5 0 1 3 4 Summary Pos P P2 P Tot Parallel 6 -15 1 3 8 12 Regional UP 87 1 0 0 Reach NU SHOOZ 16 -40 13 38 34 85 Reach Pl DEBS 10 National 2 -5 0 0 46% One 3 9 8 20 E 64% P2 68% Should 1 Say Yes (Atlantic) SAME 24 Summary 6 -15 0 0 PEBBLES Adds 2 3 4 9 S 71% P3 881 LP: Told U So DOWN O Ch Adds UP 24 16 -40 11 1 34 Mercedes Boy (MCA) 0 0 0 0 M 56% ADDS 9 DEOS 10 Ons 11 1 35 Total Reporta 90 381 Total 19 54 57 130 N 80% Chart LP. Pebbles SAME 35 Adds 9 12 Summary Parallel Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 12106 14 -12 MON, 19 -30 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 Regional Total Reports 182 761 d 1 1 0 0 1 008 -l4 WPFx on ADDS 12 Total 1 31 3 81 National Reach &A] Pl 491 Parallel IN[ -36 2 -5 3 1 2 6 E [AMA] P2 Regional tip WARB ó0 002 22% a 32% Reach MIST wtr, WOW on Summary 6 -15 5 5 12 22 MP 33 -26 a-l9 S 35% P3 371 Reach P1 751 IPoRI 37-14 .21 d-10 UP 116 41 110 941.9ST n loca 16 -40 14 55 E 72% s 26 -24 NTa9 on M 19% P2 79% ROOT 27 -22 1012 16 -34 DEBS 19 Ons 3 11 4 18 194 29 -26 SOOT. N 713% Chart Summary S 841 P3 1011 20 -17 Vol, 32 -21 IWP 2-ll SAME 21 BREAKER 731 clot 16-34 MI4? Add. 2 1 0 3 M T2í 5 -2 WAD 35-31 RIOO 40-35 Pos P P2 P3 Tot 68% PRO -Fa 34 -31 1107 1012 on DOWN 1 Ch Add. 0 2 0 2 Mc[1 ]6 -]5 191 31 -12 1 0 0 W 78% 192 on 1.20 on ADDS Chart Summary ISS d-32 ilo 2 -37 c.01 e 5 Total 28 75 59 162 82O 2-3P CGO 36-30 National 2 -5 0 0 2 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 8820 26 -24 MJM3 12 -29 vio -rmon33 01M3 on KT. on Summary 6 -15 3 2 6102 28 -26 298 11 1 0 0 0 0 TtcL 20-15 111412 on 0101 on S om. 37-35 Sial 11 -12 UP 51 16 -40 1 17 8 41 National 2 -5 295 14-31 0101 on 2 1 0 3 s e. L 31 -23 [ 104 35-32 a 6 21 .227 MAM on neo 21 -1e DERB 3 On. 10 9 25 Summary 6 -15 9 4 0 13 a w [2.L 0PF2 32-28 w.w on31-16 333 40 -37 SAME 25 Adds 4 6 10 UP 73 16 mt onBT 0101 35 -33 112112 37-34 [IST -40 22 53 28 103 ROMS on XI. d-l2 Tse 34 -31 sur K O. 33 -11 W. o DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 0 1 DEBS 44 Ons 2 8 3 13 U DT[ 24-23 [012 23 -s0 lx DWI: VOID 30-27 TIP, 18 -10 s 16 -15 11 -29 ADDS 11 Total 3 35 25 90 SAME 14 1110 I95 Rn Add. 6 16 16 38 [2I[ 27-24 liar 3 -3 294 13 -11 .01 34 -30 Wn[ 32 -31 195 26-22 WIIO 211 -]6 DOWN 1 Ch Add. 5 5 2 12 [UWI 13-7 0096 34 -32 33T0 29-26 C101 1 -1 nao 29-24 003 CIR on VMS 23-12 1104 ADDS 50 Total 46 CITI 13-12 n.9 en PLG1 26-23 1113 21-20 11101 on 87 49 182 WCiT .a1Q ó -30 NB 337-27 5105 21-34 1210 Ld-3S PRO -91 29 -26 VIne 40 -36 P Ti96 26-23 RIIV 17-14 WIPL 26-23 n XKIL 16106 30-26 5L66 33-11ft i0[ 211.106 d-60 [CAQ WLOL a WRIa on WI. o 06100 38 -33 10101 27 -21 1210 36-33 c 0 35-34 xTTT 12-10 111. ó-40n 8867 35-29 l0ml 2[91 39 -38 100R1I -2 MBPR 15 -32 Inno 29 -26 11140 on M.1D 21-22 WIWa l-5 nST Isri 31-21 7910 on fr WRNS 2 -36 15í I4 on9 98 11 26 -8 RLOC 30 -22 I. 32-28 nn 5-4 1108 on L 24-20 WIDI 24 -16 RiEO 34-33 9901. d -32 P 36 -29 lire a -]t [1RC O sin 30 -27 MIT 1104 d-37 ICIL 21-15 x70 d r95 WOW 6 -4 3 d-27 . 10 22-20 IPBT íM1010 6 -29 [I. 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Rit 0 5220 on IBM 28 -24 2881 a 95555 e a6 [DOW 2 -35 95xx5 on 0104 795 14 -30 192 6 -20 0101 0 -37 217213 on WICT a-27 l[PI TR e e 29-27 12796 37 -32 RRSO 28 -2s fio 31 -29 -ST [90 1II9 34-32 RBAQ [NA 24 -22 17-15 W693 ]s-23 MO on 2111011 WIRi d -33 JRr-M n 28 -26 9siIL o 0[95 34 -10 22 -21 Rial 25 -15 .00 P d -30 POI 39 -31 lite [MAN on n0[ 30-22 OQCX a -]8 1104 33 -29 OTDI 1249 1102 0 7100 on 1007 on 11106 on Till 31 -20 1702 246 R2[í i6 -26 WI87 RRT[ 29-21 SPrM 24-21 0105 a-3S 01100 16[1 33 -30 Rete on 297 20 -15 eT7A a Kino 8 uL 35-33 1103 30 -28 WOJ[ Riu I-13 MODI 40 -16 Met[ on 37-]I 7108 8-5 102105 19-12 MMSL on ritt a -22 On FM102 0 IDOL 21 -19 RRSI 40-13 MOM d -34 osas 31 -30 sut [TRI 16-33 RIIB 21-21 e 4t05 on KITT 16 -I1 Ron TiC.8S7 WV. 34 -30 nn 33-26 orso 6 -38 992. o K90 23-22 lilP on e aves? RCPT a -38 eA0 n NETP 39-35 net 2144 IoMI on KOS. 11-9 1121 10-7 1.01 GEORGE MICHAEL KATO S -4 [II 31 -29 minn.? on 94711 30-25 aon MICR 39 -38 nIi 38-32 5111 40-34 Ina 12 -8 RxTQ 3-2 00340 on 5AP 21-14 80?t 40 -36 696 17 -15 I03C6R on RSrN 25-23 PLt 25 -22 6.7 25-22 :2102 11-8 141011.117 WAIT 29 -26 0o0T 2-40 nia 31-26 toot. One More Try (Columbia) [oll on 921 33 -27 9511a 30-27 R9T1 32-30 ROSS 33 -31 0e33 11-10 KaOT 22-20 22no MOTI on Rali d-31 Ilio 2 -34 Noci -27 WWII K W. 31-31 LP: Faith CIL d-33 1100 16-14 VP.R 32 -29 1.2 15 -13 0 WT. 30-17 WI. 2-40 I98 0 [L0 I -6 NCI, 31 -27 0KI20 29-24 51196 29-25 N LRN 26-22 RCPI 30-21 ROI on MLAP 31-2S TJAD 36-32 335 21-20 P1 WORD o WK. 24 -11 100ní 26-25 0[95 17-13 Total Reports 236 991 [CXO 32-I3 RILa on . 120 24 -2] WONT RR}[ 26-22 NZ. 2-14 Wlae 2 -3S A. WIt[ 25 -21 21PL d -33 51I2 29-23 Parallel 1104 14 -13 794 1-6 0I1rL 11-10 Rí00 I3-26 MC00 40-33 ROO 2S -13 Wr 35-13 K 6202 on 1820 1176 6 -1 [4103 30 -27 IRIL 26-24 ATO 32-20 WIST NO]i d-22 898 Regional Reach NUR 21-11 RM88 26-24 6268 1011113 a 992AT8 1-31 [I6 ViOC -32 WLOL 37 -39 Reach P1 98% WAiT 17-14 RPL9 31-26 1195 on area .02105 0104 :-35 111 0 0 n Te ri -33 29-24 11.I 29-25 RO21 18-16 295 K O. 1. -15 AAB 2.-24 11.12 E 100% P2100% 330 23-19 [P1R 2-31 8850 30 -28 RIDI 25 -18 Y!\8 a-28 [8M 36-28 8 991 P3 99% n s7 POISON ello 28 fr sill 17 -14 6633 34 -32 2121 0101 a M 100% 1O 11 31 -31 [IVA a -27 IRRC 19-11 40-35 [erN 2-16 111. d-36 ñ' Nothin' But -. OC -le 0000 11 -24 7107 2e-25 [.T A (Enigma /Capitol) W 98% Chart Summary WILT on 11195 30 -25 INTO On 7106 d-30 0100 25 -24 MDa 32-29 MEC 16 -14 Reit on ,97 24-22 R969 111-16 110] 35-25-35 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot [IR[ 21 -27 OR. To18 27-22 LP: Open Up And Say Ahh WA. 19 -17 CBls 14 -1 98PI 16-14 84105 d-35 TiI! 29-23 1 41 62 KitP 30-22 35 138 XVMI 35 -32 RIM9 2-40 941 X28L 38-33 KSeD 33-30 11121 Total Reports 171 721 National 2 -5 14 39 22 75 21 -20 6e2 162-72 SOLO 25 -22 P14101 27-23 1104 ST RBAa 18-37 Parallel Summary 6 -15 4 8 9 21 34 -35 94492 5-3 n 6.o7 2s-10 Regional 8.2 31 -27 33 -32 1102 13-30 Reach UP 16 1 1 IT. .e00 15-5 172 -40 0 0 1121 [GOT on [TO[ 35-]9 WW2 d-3I Reach 11 -31 íM104 30 -21 KCP1 24-13 P1 54% DEns 0 Ona 0 1 0 1 1[26 T7A 2-26 MD. WclL 32-34 nIV on TRLQ 28-24 E 76% P2 70% 11:[ Inns 3 -2 WR3L on ROCK a SAME 58 Add. 0 0 0 0 34 -31 9CÁ0 33 -25 KM6L 21-17 S 81% 12 ace CTRS 24 -21 TLRN P3 91% DONN 6 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 R.1. 27 -25 KITI on 13,2 -11 n61B17 KCT,2 d-l9 M 721 9921 35 -10 ROT -r1 on 20 KISS 26-20 ADDS 0 Total 60 110 66 236 10 t1 16 -10 XX. a W TITI 32 -211 RDOs 2 -29 XPL1 0-32 571 Chart Summary 3371 -1S IIM! 36-32 Rn1 a-32 WA. on 9878 111 IQ. 2-1 [íf0 25 -22 e L 0-ll Pos P1 P2 WIC[ on Fars 10 -8 WPIR 31-28 P7 Tot 98,Ií 1 -1 .292 2 -1 34 7r eri 2 -6 MGTr d-l4 1,11 d-29 1 1 0 0 1 RLUC 6 -I 0106 99Gí2 3 -1 I.. 23-20 90II on 9910 35 Er National WI 171K 2 -1 2 -5 0 3 0 3 910 1 -2 1202 14 -33 ' uQ 38-36 KR RC Summary MT TPST 5 -1 I8104 11 -1 6 -15 4 16 13 33 SLY. 31 -26 REIO 19T0 0 -1 m101 25 -19 UP 1)7 3311 1 -1 Io í9l 30 -16 i 40-15 ri81 240 16 -40 22 49 47 118 2304 1 -2 Noce l -1 ICAOO 3 -1 IoGC 8 -6 0195 11 -8 [CP4 0 DEIS 15 Ons 4 4 NIBS 1-1 RRIP 6 -1 193 6 -4 1 9 WT2I 4 -2 1104 n0T BA MH 12 291 2 -1 ROT -re 8 -1 7X1106 11 -e Adds 1 3 0 Q106 l rr 1]101 4 W 17 -14 0 DOn 0 -2 1010 d-24 -37 Ch Adds 1 2 0 3 22. 2 -1 8001. 1110 6 -5 OR d-34 [U07loe ó ADDS 7 Total 33 77 61 171 .A.107 d-27 IFrO 33 -26 2920 11 915 d -13 50]501 26 -24 8 2 5202 a-1S RIO 1228 16 -13 95x53 17 -11 2 35 -I1 IoLY 0 37 -30 0 -19 gi 1201 d -32 rliP B lose 21 -10 191 31 0100 40-37 FLT96 UT -25 14 l WARS W880 21 -24 0005 26 -20 -1 36-31 1IVA 97 d-30 :': MBCY 27 -1S 07 6 -1 152. d-ll .104 10 -7 01100 d -37 1[[106 2 -1 MR 3 -1 95 d-ls 0[95 -le MIVA 1-1 339 10 -7 262. .-40 0048 61-35 13306 23 -17 1001.1 19 -16 nass 1 -1 KaTD 5208 1 -1 9 d-34 096 a -35 45564 d-35 WS. 1 -1 151312 KMGS 31-9 KZ. it wiry 18 -15 SOOT. 9BC1 2 -1 95.31 3 -1 TTIC 27-25 5100 26 -23 W201 29 -25 I 21 -11 MO. 9 -8 U 0 7 -4 WIPE 11 -5 694 1. -14 WK. 38 -32 Mr[x 22 -19 P8.111199 1-1 1251106 5 -1 21111 1 -1 3 -5 2 -1 1.1 1209 1 -I WOCN Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column

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Q07 29-24 NJAD 21-23 [OT1+1 10-30 P0292 on ceIED 111,412 on 4011 6-3 11211 30-29 293 4,111 on 1191111 29-16 1G07 ]ñ-]6 11026 0 -13 P41199 0-28 67111 17-7 NCGQ 31-28 Pn96 on NCAQ d-l7 W T [N0; 13-30 NY)A Total Report 157 66% r YeT 11GL 2-1 MLA! 29-26 NJM4 31-27 P44106 d-37 ROFR on K700 E-29 ROOS 41-19 í9e 295 8-8 8470 11-18 998 34-19 RDON a 0112 30-9 11040 10-11 [Tas 20-39 Parallel 9R9Q 30-27 3300 31-25 [I90 21-19 BRENDA RUSSELL 1130 on Rí09 on 0100 31-22 1LOC 10-9 [PSG 32-29 Reach 39-34 Regional /1R9e 29-24 992A28 36-13 0104 17-13 84296 MA99 11-72 E811 32-39 OOi 3-13 Piano In The Dark (A &M) 297 -27 Reach Pl 74% 2100 20-16 803105 17-15 Y69 0-30 111 IV 8018 39-31 ® 143 JIET-T O 94 0144 ]0 n E 74% P2 63% 97 24-17 16-15 MO LP- Get Here E AST NF 34-32 RCFO lf-lU 11111 a 003 21-18 44112 10-25 0101 33-31 C 13-30 102P 21-41 11125 ll-le S 71% BREAKER P3 64% 111122 on 690N 34-27 Total Reports 187 78% MAN 23-31 LY o Mue 4-17 102-1M 24-211 315 7- M 42% 0105 17-15 9107 12-10 PFM 35-30 Parallel MARE LAP -ls DON 14-7 [[Ox -]{ 1310 N 76% Chart Summary 17-14 I;T 19-16 Re 64% wool 36 -32 4491,1 6e80 d-39 29296 31-71 EID11sT BJ105 19-16 9103 25-22 Regional 980112 18-17 [RQ 31-29 TEl 13-29 Poa Pl P2 P3 Tot P1 NRSQ 30-2e Re0N38-25 Reach 64% 0895 on 99GTe 91-26 1 2 1 0 3 193 295 18-17 24-22 9L 32-24 E P2 851 ]9-36 86% National 2 -5 3 2 1 6 1111118 35-31 10A2 18-17 wept 29-25 S 841 P3 82% WC" 29-22 1102 14-31 101 MOST Summary 6 -15 12 9 0 21 iPL 0-34 1201 27-24 M 82% UP 71 16 -40 20 37 20 77 v[Q a MuL 9-2 11222 33 -29 Chart Summary W 59% BOZ SCAGGS ORBS 29 One 1 4 4 9 NRTI a-30 nil 38 -35 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot n 20-24 nBSSS? 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RATD 24-23 [POR 35 -31 SAME 35 Adda 0 3 0 3 Out Of Order KP89 n ELI 23-17 22 fr Reach P1 461 40.0 C7 9900 Ch Adds 2 3 NORD DOWN 21 0 5 Total Reports 1S1 63% W T ß2R[ 20 -31 i 27-23 10 -26 O1ßC 0 -38 Total E Kns 35-35 1I 0 -J4 24 ADDS 8 39 93 55 1.87 r10q NTO -26 s9% BREAKER p3 Parallel B=01 131000 3 27 -25 en [PIP a -27 En?24 -25 Regional Reach NUS 29-22 9 M 541 [CAI 37 -12 4033 -4 X999 29 -25 .00.11 N 4-10 X[00 Reach P1 41% 24-20 01176 16 -14 1193 29 -26 005V 28 -36 nxxu 24-23 w 696 Chart Summary NOJO .4-19 002 -PM 26 -21 114011 29 -24 0F00 10 -34 093 -34 Pos P1 P2 P3 To E 66% 02 57% -26 RAST 142307 23-20 098 9-8 IMI ROOM 29 -20 S 68% P3 94% 95 14-13 ß33D 12-11 1 0 0 0 BREAKER 6.0 74-11 1442 FM a 2100 14-11 Neal -34 O 189 20-17 Iii;1 M 631 01L2 35-30 National 2 -5 0 0 0 W SII d-21 0100 23-]1 195 0-29 N 55% 1002 29 -25 0104 18 -12 WT Summary 6 -15 1 2 0 Chart Summary BKI d-l0 ASB 26-22 12211 11 -6 l -3 3050106 13-7 P2 P3 OP 00 16 -40 16 37 43 9 Po. P1 Tot PRO-FM 2-FM 19-13 nun 17 -15 294 3 -3 11544 u-21 01111 13-13 1 0 0 0 0 0101 a-l0 J5A 26-23 M9C2 DEBS 19 Ons 10 16 12 3 14113 1104 d-37 OTRO 21 -15 $020 4 -6 14-11 MNPI 3-3 NAVA 24-18 NROO 2 -5 0 0 0 0 MTIC a-31 CUED on 41.110 36 -27 WRLI 21 -17 on 103.1 8-8 SAME 38 Adda 1 3 3 National .-]8 [ 38-]4 69ND 24-21 Kon 24 -20 Nß95 a -19 12106 a 12-12 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0 2010 d-29 0105 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 10)Cu 4-15 NLAR MT d -40 3100 a -27 4-40 ' 00i s 11-19 OP 92 16 -40 19 47 47 113 N9P4 31-24 F1I104 22-18 R4FM 21 -14 0105 23-15 6QCM ADDS 7 Total 28 58 58 14 95.1 NE. 5 -4 13-11 0299 11 -12 11.12 on 4111211 19-17 DEBS 20 One 5 9 12 26 SOP. Oa0 d-]7 9v1Y 29-11 1422 30 -21 094 20 -15 01100 17-11 295 21 -22 . 20-17 99GFN 31-29 cA0 39-31 X422 12 -9 500 -PN 11 -10 098 11-9 100181 3-1 35-33 SAME 27 Adda 1 7 4 12 Some 1111110 15 -14 0560 26-21 Or1P0 30-27 4i20 35-32 2102 29 -28 I 10 -7 WINK 18-15 951I1 12-16 14212 26-246-21 DOM[ 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 F 7 -6 593 13 -9 100E11 29-26 9r9T N22 22-17 91,96 24 -19 VIVA 10 -9 7-17 M14T 21-20 1411110 ñ8-3S NOW 38 2100 28-20 19. 7 -7 nCR 30-24 495 18 -9 AR9 21-26 MP 23-20 MFOI ADDS 12 Total 25 63 63 151 Moe- 198 0 on 497 a -l1 [its 20-26 M d-10 Y 11-14 SYP 16-14 RT. 20-17 TUT d-30 M NPp 5050 0 -24 010106 11 -11 0106 28 fr 91TYx 4-3 134106 38-37 some T 10-25 1001141 28 -24 T -6 4 14-11 10 [06 0 -31 sa6T P0ß99 11 -22 N APE 20-17 S OOT nC2 21-19 1800 ]1-14 9511% 11 -20 1101 114110 0105 27 -21 ß0C2 31-13 Fß03 20 -10 WW2 36-33 6100 1414 0 14106 d-29 Tel 28 -25 NB LI on mop d-36 [311 a-40 4P1R 10-27 Y100 d -24 11OKI a-40 1018 9-7 098 l4-ll .12 ]0-]8 141 n01 0 VOID On CROI on DMT 010E 0-39 1t87 n0Q 27-17 10F; 25-21 097 on NTNB 16-10 04. 11-9 WINK 31-32 witsr tAIT 094 d-l6 1530 101 27-23 6105 34 -31 190 27-21 RITY 15 -14 VLAP -15 WEGX 27-21 OJAD 5JAD 0-36 JAD 0-1 14141 31-10 14-29 MINO 17-31 496 15-11 32 -27 11121 a-16 PRO-FN on 9 2x21 XS. 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W'16 SWEET SENSATION ,', SCORPIONS (Columbia) K More Try Rhythm Of Love (MercurycolyGram) Take It While It's Hot (Atco) MICHAELIOne O GEORGE You (Epic) 2 For LP Take It While It's Not JAll/Shattered t P Savage Amusement JOHNNY HATES MACHINE/Anything 3 0 MIAMI SOUND KOOL MOE DEE GLORIA 3 Forever (RCA) Desires (Arista) HALY 9 Your Head Wild, Wild West (Jive RCA) 0 RICK earl 35 OATES/Everything HALL NNN Too) LP. How Ya Like Me Now ll 0 CiP 1151 FOX/Naughty You (Atlantic) EAST TART EAST SAMANTHA To Without WT er 9 0 WWant Don't c) na} t FOREIGNERrI LiAllant E93 16-16 13-33 O Beat E106 WES McT on 95E02 GIBSON/Foolish 300,11 95xILaa om 994.4 on ,3 0 DEBBIE RMGc 6 -2 23 re Real (MCA) loWN WOW a Rom It (A&M) RLOC 22 -19 16 JETSiMake In Dark REGE. 23-17 Burn d 30 20 ROME 36 -32 -35 SOOTS 0 RUSSELL/Piano Trhee SECT a ORBI 32 -31 BRENDA REF, 17 -12 6 m MOVIES a 1197 13 -11 FRX106 =WEST JACKSON/Dirty ROOM on SORI -39 6-6 MICHAEL BAD IQIE a RITT 20 -1e ON 12-12 (Solar) SED on Occasions (MCA) E95 20-19 ROAN 807105 I6-16 R7EE on 12 DEELE/fwo The Sand 2 In MIDtSS, 83105 0 l BELINDA CARLISLE/Circle RIXE4-L (Gotten) Pn99 27-23 M/, 29 All Sleep Alone n6 e -17 WETT a N I DUET $1 CHERIWe O E00 a-36 ,.9 True (Reprise) OR EE 3E -34 140 REPO RAAB on 2z But FREE 20-16 WT NEST MIDWEST TIMES TWO/Strange II06 1e -15 BCPE 1100 31 -30 R11T3 25-25 E1 9-7 UST n 0 (Atlantic) Road (RCA) FRON 35 -25 'DBR ; BOB 60-39 LION/Wait Valley 1B o le WHITE RANGE/The NE, -20 RPLE 02 11-13 & THE MIDWEST SOOT n'T 393 38-18 HORNSBY KEEN on30 MST R110 D 32 11 G) BRUCE 32 (Virgin /A &M) SAVO 29 -26 RRLO un-le IR95 33-31 -Manhattan) W ET, on nRR on ,5 16 OMDIDreaming On My Mind (EMI 1102 33 RATD 15-15 R 10-1 NCOQ an Dril GR SHOP BOYS/Always Erna an R11B9 35-32 5 5 19 PET VAST 0104 lint a ROAD 21-10 Flame (Epic) 01196 ¿Ny 15-13 TRICK/The ISM e-1l 29 CHEAP i)nkIWB) NI MIST 60 36 REEP 23 -19 0E95 R GC 25-25 a St. (Paisley E VER 12-9 PRINCEAIphabet FM102 on MIDWEST w1 n n 0 Me Deadly (RCA) K 26-21 ;NOT on EW LITA FORD/Kiss m103 9-0 -5 1, es a) (Chrysalis) KEEL 24-20 11100 es Blue RRR96 20-15 o ICEHOUSE/Electric igmalCapiloq EER 31 23 ATO 30 -27 WEST 13 m Good 06 12-29 RDON 2E-25 But A POISONiNothin (MCA) es 33 r 121 WET. K. STARRIIBelieve 3, BRENDA 39 l5 Es7 (Getten) le AEROSMITH/Ang Mcc le-:o Girl (Capitol) ' 27 SUAVEMy (WB) And Day (Columbia) S AL B. SUREIINite Well BREAKER TRENT D ARBYIWishing SMITHEREENS 29 TERENCE Boy (MCA) PEBBLES ,.Mercedes Me (Mercury/PG) Only A Memory (Enigma /Capitol) S Some Sugar r On BREAKER LEPPARDIPOUr (Columbia) ED DEF Burning LP: Green Thoughts OIL/Beds Ate MIDNIGHT Searching (EMI-Manhattan) S TIGERII'm Still I' 33 GLASS n 29 We Kiss (SynthicidelEnigma) TONY, TONI, TONE BARDEUX/When (Arista) _ 13 II, S The Milky Way Little CHURCH.Under TIP 143 Walter (WingPolyGram) 9 (Atlantic) DENISE LOPEZ .07 EAST *' INXS/New Sensation LP: W ho? (V(Virgin) 9 1 otéur) POISONMigmime (Don't Make It Right) ' PRETTY Sayin' Sorry 14385 a 5100 0 3t In You (WB) WP9T 35-32 Sono ROD STEWART:Lost cT.1 Mine (Columbia) (Vendetta/A &M) SOOTS BREAKER SCAGGSHeTrt F011 a BOZ (A&M) on BREAKERS azdL eat KIES 141 BREATHE/et-antis KRFR R9e Co ® 141 Pon RAer WT MUT BREAKER? H IMONT RBAQ on 113DWEST

MGrR on SIMMER 1110m11 EAST WIDER on S om S OOT! EDT% 20 -17 PM99 228 R on RAT ERBE a 210 106 19-13 a 0372 MI DIMS, GEORGE MICHAEL outpaced the rest for secpnd a -21 MST EI d-29 R103 5007/1 EOM' e0m R712 on RAPS 35-33 11295 40-35 D ril on " 38 II DnRT W HINER, WEST week at the top, strengthening his hold with ITS on R7EE o NI DINS57 11XX106 a MIDWEST KS. 32-27 K EEN o \ñv1/ ACPM on K BTX a n 5710 MIDWEST REED 36 -35 VAST number one reports. JOHNNY HATES JAZZ w;as a KITS 11_9 0895 d-l6 . 97 NEST SUIT rM102 a-36 #2, but UK whiz RICK ASTLEY lurked in the WEST REEL on INGE strong ROOD a REFF a -23 P1 shadows with a strong 8 -4 move. HALL & OATES rourded P1 807103 a out the Top 5 with a 7 -5 showing, which held the naughty MPGC D 804103 30 -26 293 20^13 SAMANTHA FOX to #6. The JETS cruised into the Top 10 (14 -9), which slowed BRENDA RUSSELL to a 12 -10 move.

MICHAEL JACKSON leaped ten points, 21 -1 1 , while PEB- R STEVE B. BLES hit Breaker and bounded 40 -30 to share top nove Dreamin' Of Love (LMR) honors. CHER's 19 -14 move slowed TIMES TWO to ROBBIE ROBERTSON AL B. SURE to Breaker, moving 3L -28, STEVIE WONDER w/ MICHAEL JACKSON 16 -15. converted Somewhere Down The Crazy River P1 lt to move LP Robbie Robertson (Geffen) 141 Get (Motown) while BARDEUX still missed Breaker but managed L AST B m103 1-6 AAST LP Skeletons 705106 3-4 36 -34. INXS, a Breaker last week, debuted at #36. ROD 9.141295 22-25 .100 17 -15 SOMA STEWART, BOZ SCAGGS, and BREATHE (a record A &M E uT 80137. son WT has worked for six months) all hit Breaker at #38, #39 & #40 R106 17-32 .R99 a RI DMS. [At2 SUIT Y95 a 'MS 18-14 IRL, 16 -15 S OME S OME respectively. Congrats to EMI -MANHATTAN on a double - NIDMeT SOOTS 110070 K eAO on WERE on Ám105 7 -6 S Om o RQ12 on Breaker: JANE WIEDLIN and RICHARD MARX. MIDMS, EPFM on MIST n DORN} 0105 on MAD on 0106 CO R EB10625 -26 RNA. 31 -26 8828 a MOR 23 E1XT 33 -16 WEST' KMEL 8-8 MST ERIS on MAN on =AVAST TIE on MINT MIsT 7107 29 -2N KCAO on NCIL 31 -19 ATD 81.196 on on N ietas} NEW ARTISTS UST ROR on P1/ E ATS on NEST 001106 37 -35 Reports REED o WHOM dnl6 PM92 on 1 BARDEUX /When We Kiss (Enigma) 127 2 KYLIE MINOGUE /I Should Be So Lucky (Geffen) 97 3 CLIMIE FISHER /Love Changes (Everything) (Capitol) 93 KEITH SWEAT 4 ELISA FIORILLO /Forgive Me For Dreaming (Chrysalis) 73 SCARLET. 8 BLACK Something Just Ain't Right (Elektra) Let Yourself Go -Go (Virgin) LP Make It Last Forever 5 10,000 MANIACS /Like The Weather (Elektra) 70 LP. Scarlen & Black 6 ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 66 MIT some EA95 on 7 D.J. JAllY JEFF... /Parents Just Don't...(Jive /RCA) 59 AAST u eT RMSE 31-28 RXXl06 a K032 on [E7E on FAD /Supersonic (Ruthless /Atco) 56 NJAD on PRO -r 30 -27 WILT 60-37 ROOM on 8 J.J. AS DNS.. WA6S o Arm WENW d39 9 E.U. /Da' Butt (EMI- Manhattan) 55 SOME ATM 29-27 "WEIRD AL" YANKOVIC [e0 0 ERSE WAIT a 3t-30 SOOT. nr Fat (Rock 'N' Roll / Scotti Bros.) 10 NIA PEEPLES/Trouble (Mercury /PolyGram) 52 R[ NID.IBT R 9ED RINK a d-36 1103 2f-25 LP Even Worse N I AVAST some 119E d-IR not reported as a Breaker by reporting Stations. REES on New Artists are those who have previously been 096 26 -23 WZ OR on 141 ROOTT S WO[ a NE92 on WHY, on RES 2E-27 ISM d -33 .00 1112.7 on REOS 96E on WY. on RSAQ on SASS RR. on 311/19 1102 31-35 ' ABA on ,11102 d -35 RIERC on .96 on [MUD 32 -28 MINAS, RAMA on KEEL d -30 NOOT AST Quality Begins at $4,000 P1 1.117111 25-23 ATILS on 295 7700 a -30 59] on SomA EOT1o3 60 SPEC 29 -2E 1 97 on N I OMIT Rse a Pn106 60 -30 817,105 n nn 0102 32.30 MID." MID." AAA 14077 30-29 RQRp 21-16 His BROADCAST JINGLES (213) 464 -6333

www.americanradiohistory.com 102 RaR May 20, 1988 R &R NATIONAL AIRPLAY CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO BREAKERS. MOST ADDED MOST ACTIVE HOTTEST BILLY OCEAN (81) ROBERT PLANT (97) GEORGE MICHAEL (183) TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY (76) BARDEUX (91) JOHNNY HATES JAll (87) PEBBLES RICHARD MARX (58) VAN HALEN (59) RICK ASTLEY (74) ERIC CARMEN (53) NU SHOOZ (54) SAMANTHA FOX (61) Mercedes Boy (MCA) PEBBLES (50) KYLIE MINOGUE (53) DARYL HALL &...(54) 76% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 73, Debuts 44, Same 14, EURYTHMICS (42) ERIC CARMEN (38) MICHAEL JACKSON (50) FOREIGNER (42) Down 1, Adds 50 including PWR95, Z100, WNCI, KBEQ, KDWB, AL B. SURE! (41) SADE (36) BREATHE (39) JOHN COUGAR (34) DEBBIE GIBSON (42) KHTR, KKRZ, KPLZ. See Parallels, moves 40 -30 on the CHR chart. INXS (32) 10,000 MANIACS (32) WHITE LION (41) AL B. SURE! JANE WIEDLIN (27) JODY WATLEY (31) DEF LEPPARD (38) JETS (38) Nite And Day (WB) 66% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 71, Debuts 29, Same 15, Most Active = Ups + Debuts Downs Down 1, Adds 41 including B104, WBLI, 0107, B97, WNCI, KBEQ, - KUBE. See Parallels, moves 34 -28 on the CHR chart. HENRY LEE SUMMER "Berlin' Danielle Don't" (CBS Associated) Reports 60. Moves Up 1 Debuts 9. Same 26. Down 0, Adds 24 including KRBE. KCPX, KPLZ. WBBQ, KZ106, 098, WANS, JANE WIEDLIN KSAO. WIXX, PWR92, WTHT. WOOD. WHSL. KPHR, 0102 34 -31. KZZU d -40 D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE "Parents Just Don't Understand" (Jive/RCA) Rush Hour (EMI -Manhattan) Reports- 59. Moves. Up 17, Debuts 9, Same 11, Down O. Adds 22 including 0105, KITS, KMEL. KATD, WNNK, WSPK, K98, 8J105, KFIV, Z103, WPGC 3 -2, Z93 5 -3, KRBE 19 -11. KZZP 12 -8, KWOD 20 -4, Z102 22 -5 65% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 56, Debuts 21, Same 51, J.J. FAD "Supersonic" (Ruthless /Atco) Down 0, Adds 27 including B96, WCZY, WZPL, Y108, KUBE, WAEB, Reports 56 Moves Up 21, Debuts 7. Same 15. Down 5, Adds 8. Y95, B97. WAEB, KZZB. WANS, KZOU, BJ105, KYNO. 195, HOT103 21 -18. KRBE 9 -5, Y100 6-4, KITY 18 -15, WKQB 28 -22, WTNZ d -35. KMGX 6 -3. KYRK 10 -8 69% of the action is KXX106. Complete airplay in Parallels. charted with 15, in the Top 15 or better. ROD STEWART E.U. "Da' Butt" (EMI- Manhattan) Reports. 55. Moves. Up 32, Debuts 2. Same 14. Down 5, Adds 2, PRO -FM, WDLX, HOT103 14 -11, 0107 16 -13, WAVA Lost In You 29 -16, KITY 5 -3, 0102 29 -20, 92X 9 -5. WFLY 9 -3, 98PXY 21 -9, 99GFM 26 -21, 930 30 -25, WAPE 5 -3, KKFR 11 -7, KSMB (WB) 32 -18. 81 %have it charted with 15, in the Top 5. 63% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 92, Debuts 20, Same 27, JODY WATLEY "Most Of All" (MCA) Down 0, Adds 12 including KKRZ, WSPK, WKQB, WSSX, KTUX, Reports. 54 Moves. Up 29. Debuts 3, Same 17, Down 1, Adds 4, B96. KKLQ, WNNK, KHTZ, B97 18 -12, KIES 25 -19, PWR106 39 -36. FM102 25 -19, KROY 18 -12, KWOD 30 -24, KMEL 23 -19, WKOB 30 -23, WTNZ 37 -36, KF95 38 -34, KYRK 35 -30. 62% KZIO, KCAQ. See Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart. are charting it with strong moves in the South & West. NIA PEEPLES "Trouble" (Mercury/PolyGram) RICHARD MARX Reports. 52. Moves. Up 17. Debuts 5. Same 20, Down 1, Adds 9, KZZP, 99GFM, WBBQ. KKYK, KF95. KYNO, KFIV, WAZY, KZOZ. WXKS 21 -19, HOT103 34 -27. WPGC 25 -19, Z93 18 -15. PWR106 23 -18, WPXR 30 -24. KMGX 26 -21. KFBO 31 -24. Hold On To The Nights (EMI -Manhattan) Top 20 in Boston, D.C., Atlanta, San Francisco, and LA. 62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 44, Same 32, WET WET WET "Wishing I Was Lucky" (Uni) Reports. 50 Moves. Up 0. Debuts 2. Same 27. Down 0. Adds 21 including CKOI. WMMS, FM102, KATD. WNNK, WNYZ, Down 0, Adds 58 including WXKS, B94, PWR99, KEGL, WZPL, WZYP, WTNZ, KSND, FM104, KZZU. WJMX, 0101, WKFR, KUUB. KDWB, WLOL, KCPX, KUBE. Complete airplay in Parallels. JOHNNY KEMP "Just Got Paid" (Columbia) Reports. 50. Moves. Up 11, Debuts 9. Same 16. Down 0, Adds 14 including B104, 294, WEGX. KITY. 896, KIES, WRCK, BREATHE WROQ, WAPE, KOMQ, HOT103 16 -12, PWR95 15 -10. Z100 11-9. Z93 27 -22, Z102 40 -34, KMGX 34 -29. COVER GIRLS "Promise Me" (The Fever /Sutra) Reports. Moves Hands To Heaven (A &M) 50. Up 25, Debuts 0, Same 14, Down 8. Adds 3. WAVA, G105, KLUC, HOT103 10 -9, WEGX 7 -6, KRBE 23 -18, KZZP B -6, WFLY 1 -1, WSPK 10 -8, WPST 11 -9, KEZB 8 -6, KTUX 7 -6. WDLX 16 -11, KYNO 14 -11. WOMP 25- 18.84% 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 31, Same 38, are charting it with 57% showing Top 20 or better. Down 5, Adds 39 including Z94, WMJQ, 0107, WAVA, WCZY, KHTR, KITS, KXYQ. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart. SIGNIFICANT ACTION

BOZ SCAGGS JULIO IGLESIAS featuring STEVIE WONDER "My Love" (Columbia) Reports. 46. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3. Same 28. Down 0, Adds 9, KKRZ, KXYQ, WRCK, KZZB, KF95, OK100, 100KHI, KIXY, Heart Of Mine (Columbia) KFBO, PWR96 on, Y100 d -30. WAEB 38 -33, KEZB 27 -23, KBFM d -38, KISR 38 -34. KZOZ 35 -31 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 80, Debuts 19, Same 38, MICHAEL BOLTON "Walt On Love" (Columbia) Reports. 44. Moves Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 33. Down 0, Adds 6, WLOL, KIKX, 95XXX, 100KHI, WZKX. WHSL, WMMS 37 -33, Down 0, Adds 7 including WMJQ, WFLY, WRVQ, KKRD, WKFR, Q100 on-dp, WAEB on, KZOU on -dp, K92 on, KIYS 34 -28, KAKS on. KISR 37 -33, KIXY on, KKRC d -37, KTMT on. WAZY, KFMW. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR EURYTHMICS "You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart" (RCA) Reports: 43. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 42 including WXKS, HOT103, PRO-FM, Y95, KRBE, WGH, KITY, chart. WCZY, WKBO. KKRZ, KXYQ, KWOD, KCPX. KPLZ, CK01 22 -19. JOHN CAFFERTY & THE BEAVER BROWN BAND "Song & Dance" (Scotti Bros. /CBS) Reports. 39. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 27. Down 0, Adds 7, Y95, KRBE, WTNZ, KIYS, OK100, WBWB, KFMW. K104 d -36, 95XXX d -40. 95XIL 39 -34, KTRS d -37, OK95 36 -29. NEW & ACTIVE KEITH SWEAT "Something Just Ain't Right" (Elektra) Reports: 39. Moves. Up 12. Debuts 8. Same 17, Down 0, Adds 2, HOT103. WNOK, PRO -FM 30-27, WPGC 29 -28, KRBE 38 -30, KITY d -34. B96 26 -23, PWR106 40 -38, KWOD 32 -28. WFLY 40 -37. WTIC 29-27, B93 29 -25, WTNZ 28 -27, Z102 27 -25, KMGX 33 -28. ERIC CARMEN "Make Me Lose Control" (Arista) SWEET SENSATION "Take It While It's Hot" (Atco) Reports. 36. Moves. Up 20. Debuts 1. Same 14. Down 0, Adds 1, WHYT, HOT103 9 -8, KRBE 32 -31, PWR96 20 -15, 897 Reports 134 Moves. Up 8, Debuts 30, Same 43. Down O. Adds 53 including 294, B94, B97, B96, 0102. 92X, WNCI, KHTR, 13 -11. KITY 20 -18, PWR106 32 -29, FM102 14 -13, KWOD 19 -18. KWSS 35 -32, KMGX 10 -7, KYNO 21 -18. KOMQ 15 -13, Y108. KITS, KKRZ. KXYQ, KCPX. WCZY 39 -31. K104 40 -30 KYRK 12 -9, KCAQ 6 -5 ROBERT PLANT "Tall Cool One" (Es Paranza /Atlantic) KOOL MOE DEE "Wild, Wild West" (Jive /RCA) Reports. 130. Moves: Up 87, Debuts 10, Same 24, Down 0. Adds 9. WCZY. WLOL, WHHY, KKRD, FM104, WQCM, KAKS, Reports. 33. Moves. Up 16. Debuts 2. Same 11. Down 2, Adds 2, KSMB, KHTZ, PWR99 27 -23. KRBE 20 -16. KITY 9 -7, KZZP B98. KYYA. KEGL 28 -15, KRBE 33 -26. WMMS 23 -18, WTNZ 5 -2, KDWZ 13 -7, WOMP 39 -30. 77 %of the action is charted as 23-19, KMEL 24 -20, KATD 30 -27, KZZB 38 -34, KXX106 18 -15. WKOB 35 -25, KEZB 30 -28, 29 -26, Z102 31 -28, it just misses debuting on the National Airplay/40. WRVQ KMGX 4 -2. 63% are charting it with 19% moving it Top 15 or better. BARDEUX "When We Kiss" (Synthicide/Enigma) DEPECHE MODE "Route 66 /Behind The Wheel" (Sire /WB) Reports 127 Moves Up 86. Debuts 7, Same 23, Down 2, Adds 9, WGH, KKRZ, WNOK, WKSI, KLQ. KIXY, WVBS, KGOT, Reports. 28. Moves. Up 11, Debuts 5. Same 12, Down 0, Adds 0 including Y95 d -38, KKBQ 34 -28, KRBE 4 -3, KITY 35 -32, KWNZ, CKOI 39 -33. Z93 7 -5, KRBE 26 -19, 92X 12 -9, FM102 9 -7, KCPX 10 -8, KATD 4 -3, WAPE 10 -7. See Parallels, moves KXYQ d -24, FM102 21 -18, KWOD 7 -2, KCPX 23 -17, KITS 2 -1. KMEL d -27, KATD 18 -12. KZZB 24 -21, WOKI 35 -32, KCAQ 36 -34 on the CHR chart with 79% of the moves charted and 26% are Top 15 or better. 14 -8. Major West Coast moves. SADE "Paradise" (Epic) SMITHEREENS "Only A Memory" (Enigma /Capitol) Reports 115. Moves Up t4, Debuts 22, Same 53, Down 0, Adds 26 including Z94, WEGX. Z93, WMMS, WCZY, Y108. Reports. 25 Moves: Up 7. Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 3, WXKS, KQIZ, KHTZ, KEGL d -32, KXYQ d -28, KITS 11 -9, KKRZ. KATD. B93, WLAP. KAY107, WHSL, HOT103 38 -30, KMEL 28 -24, KIYS 36 -29, Y97 34 -27. WPST 35 -32. WDTX 20 -17. KF95 40 -35. KSND 32 -27, KZZU 36 -35. KIRS 35 -33, OK95 d -34. VAN HALEN "Black And Blue" (WB) ERIC CLAPTON "After Midnight" (Polydor /PolyGram) Reports. 104. Moves. Up 36. Debuts 23, Same 35. Down 0. Adds 10, Z95, WKEE, WRCK, WKOB, WBCY, WROQ, WKZL, Reports: 24. Moves. Up 6. Debuts 3. Same 11. Down 0, Adds 4, WKDD, WJMX, KKRC, KHTZ, KXYQ d -30. K104 18 -15. 0101, WBWB, WKFR, B94 30 -27, KEGL 32 -25. WMMS 32 -25. K104 26 -t6, WZYP 38 -29, WOKI 36 -29, KIXY 30- 22,60 %of WLAN 32 -31, WDTX d -20. KIYS 28 -21, WPRR 35 -33, 95XIL 33 -26, WBNO 36 -33. KFBQ d -40 the action has converted to chart moves. SCORPIONS W KYLIE MINOGUE "I Should Be So Lucky" (Geffen) "Rhythm Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) Reports: 23. Moves: Up 2, Debuts t, Same 0, Down 0. Adds 20 including KXYQ, KCPX, KATD, KPLZ, K104. WBCY, KSAO, Reports 97. Moves. Up 33, Debuts 20, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 8, KBEO, WINK, WDJX, 99WAYS, WPXR, WWFX, Q104, WPRR, KQIZ, KIXY, WDBR, KZFN, OK95, KEGL 23 -17, Z95 20 -19. KFRX, WXKS 30 -23, HOT103 28 -24, WCZY 33 -29, KCPX 36 -30, WNNK 38 -29, B93 35 -29, HOT105 21 -14, KBFM 35 -29. 57% of the action is charted. STEVIE WONDER & MICHAEL JACKSON "Get It" (Motown) CLIMIE FISHER "Love Changes (Everything)" (Capitol) Reports. 21. Moves. Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 1. Adds 0 including WXKS 18 -14, 0105 on, PWR106 37 -35, KATD on, WFLY 16 -15, KXX106 25-24, Y107 29 -28, KSND on, KMGX d -34. KNAN 31 -28, KIXY 37 -36, WCIL 31 -19. Reports. 93. Moves- Up 14, Debuts 16, Same 43, Down 0, Adds 20 including Y95, WMMS, WKBO, WBBQ, WINK, WZYP, WDTX, WZOK, PWR92, FM104. Y94. KPHR, WXKS 34 -28, WCZY 35 -30, WLOL 40 -35, KIYS 37 -30. TRACY CHAPMAN "Fast Car" ( Elektra) Reports: 17. Moves: Up 3. Debuts 2, Same 4. Down 0. Adds 8, KRBE, KITS, KIKX, 100KHI, KOIZ, WPFM, KIXY, KUUB, Z94 NU SHOOZ "Should I Say Yes" (Atlantic) 34 -19, WERZ d -37, KIYS 39 -35, KSND 25 -19, KFBQ d -39. Reports. 90. Moves. Up 51, Debuts 3, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 11, 99GFM, KEZB, WDJX, KIKX, KLUC, KOIZ, WZKX, 0104, KIRS. KFBQ. OK95, Y108 8 -5, KKRZ 10 -7, KXYQ 3 -2, FM102 11-8, KMEL 11 -10. 61% have it charted with 23% showing TONY, TONI, TONE "Little Wafter" (Wing/PolyGram) Top 15 or better. Reports. 15. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 8, HOT103, PWR99, KRBE. K98, Z102, KMGX, KKFR. KFBQ, Z93 20 -13, KITY d -29, FM102 d -34. KXX106 19 -17. BILLY OCEAN "The Color Of Love" (Jive /Arista) Reports. 81 Moves Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 81 including WXKS, WEGX, PRO -FM. PWR99, WGH, WNVZ, SCARLETT & BLACK "Let Yourself Go -Go" (Virgin) KITY. 0105, WCZY, WHYT, WKBO, FM102. KKLQ, KMEL, KWSS, KUBE. Reports: 13. Moves Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 4, Down 0. Adds 9, KXX106, KSND, WZKX. WAZY, KFMW. KGOT, KTRS, KHTZ, KZOZ, WTHT on, WFXX on -dp, KOIZ on -dp, WJAD on JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Rooty Toot Toot" ( Mercury/PolyGram) Reports 81. Moves: Up 24, Debuts 10, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 12, KEGL, WERZ. K98, WROQ, Y107, KZIO, Z104, KIKX. "WEIRD AL" YANKOVIC "Fat" (Rock N Roll /CBS) CHED, KYRK. 103CIR, KKXL, K104 39 -31, KZOU 40 -35, WWFX 37 -30. Reports. 13. Moves. Up 5, Debuts 1. Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1, KNAN, Z94 on, PWR99 28 -27, Z93 d -30. Y95 38 -36, B97 on- dp, 0102 32 -30, KZZB on, HOT105 on, KOKO 21 -16, WZOK on, WSPT 30 -29. TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY "Sign Your Name" (Columbia) Reports 76. Moves Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 76 including WXKS, Z94, Z100, WEGX, PWR99, Z93, Y95, DENISE LOPEZ "Sayan' Sorry" (Vendetta /A &M) 1, KYRK, KKFR, KRBE. WGH, WMMS, WHYT, WKBO, FM102, KROY, KKLQ, KITS, WBBO. Reports. 11. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 0, Same Down 0, Adds 9, WXKS, FM102, KWOD, KMEL, KXX106, KMGX, KHTZ. HOT103 30-26, PWR106 on. A West Coast breakout. ELISA FIORILLO "Forgive Me For Dreaming" (Chrysalis) Reports- 73. Moves. Up 18, Debuts 10, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 2t including WMJQ, WAEB, JET -FM, 99GFM, K98, PWR92, JON ANDERSON "Hold On To Love" (Columbia) K104 KIYS 14 -10, KZZU KOY-FM, WTHT, WJMX, KKRC, PRO -FM 28 -24, PWR96 16 -12, WKTI 13 -11, KIYS 26 -19. KOMO 23-19, 103CIR 15 -10. Reports. 11. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 0, CKOI on. WCZY on, d -40, WNYZ on, on, 95XIL on, KISR d -39, WPFM on, WBWB 39 -29, KURS 29 -22. 10,000 MANIACS "Like The Weather" (Elektra) Reports. 70. Moves: Up 24, Debuts 8. Same 27. Down 0, Adds 11, WERZ, KQMO, WTHT, KAKS, KOIZ, WJAD, WCGO, STEVIE B "Dreamln' Of Love" (LMR) 1, Adds 4, PWR99, Y95. KZZP, KSMB, 2100 17 -15, HOT105 7-6. 0104. KYYY, WBWB, KZOZ. WXKS 19 -13, Z104 27 -18, PWR92 30 -25, KIXY 39 -31, WCIL 30-25. Reports: 10. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same Down 3, (Geffen) ZIGGY MARLEY "Tomorrow People" (Virgin) ROBBIE ROBERTSON "Somewhere Down The Crazy River" Heports: 10. Moves: 1. Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, CKOI, K104 37 -32, KSAQ on, KYRK on-dp. KCAQ on. 95XIL Reports: 66. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 10, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 21 including Z94, CKOI, B97, 0102, KXYQ, WERZ, WNYZ, Up WZKX on-dp, KISR d-40, WPFM on, SLY96 on. KIYS, PWR92. SLY96, WXKS 32 -29, PWR99 25 -20, FM102 34 -30, KITS 9 -7, WFLY 20 -16, KZOZ 37 -30. on,

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6 2 1 O GEORGE MICHAEL /One More Try (Columbia) 3 1 1 0 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Valley Road (RCA) 5 3 3 0 JOHNNY HATES JAll /Shattered Dreams (Virgin) 2 2 2 2 CHEAP TRICK/The Flame (Epic)

1 2 3 GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Anything For You (Epic) 8 5 0 VAN HALEN /Black And Blue (WB) 21 15 8 RICK ASTLEY/Together Forever (RCA) 4 3 3 4 SMITHEREENS /Only A Memory (Enigma /Capitol)

17 13 7 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) 0 7 5 4 5 ERIC CLAPTON /After Midnight (Polydor /PG) 12 8 6 SAMANTHA FOX /Naughty Girls (Need Love Too) (Jive /RCA) 0 9 6 6 0 NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/Ten Men Workin' (Reprise) 8 4 4 7 FOREIGNER /i Don't Want To Live Without You (Atlantic) 24 16 10 co ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) 27 19 13 0 DEBBIE GIBSON /Foolish Beat (Atlantic) 14 12 9 co ROBERT PLANT /Ship Of Fools (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 30 20 14 JETS /Make It Real (MCA) Xeeps 0 11 9 e 0 SCORPIONS /Rhythm Of Love (Mercury /PG)* a bullet due to 18 16 12 BRENDA RUSSELL /Piano In The Dark (A &M) continued growth. a 1 4 7 10 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way (Arista) 30 21 MICHAEL JACKSON /Dirty Diana (Epic) 13 13 11 11 GLASS TIGER /I'm Still Searching (EMI -Manhattan) 13 9 9 12 DEELE/Two Occasions (Solar) 45 29 21 0 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Rooty Toot Toot (Mercury; PG) 29 21 17 e BELINDA CARLISLE /Circle In The Sand (MCA) 15 15 13 13 HONEYMOON SUITE /Love Changes Everything (WB) 2e 22 19 m CHER/We All Sleep Alone (Geffen) 33 23 18 ROBIN TROWER/Tear It Up (Atlantic) 22 18 16 0 TIMES TWO /Strange But True (Reprise) 37 25 JIMMY BARNES/Too Much Ain't Enough Love (Geffen) 14 12 10 16 WHITE LION/Wait (Atlantic) 0 6 7 12 16 MIDNIGHT OIL /Beds Are Burning (Columbia) 38 28 24 a BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Valley Road (RCA) Complete Tracks Chart 18 18 16 17 TREAT HER RIGHT /I Think She Likes Me (RCA) Begins on Page 82 19 17 15 18 OMD /Dreaming (Virgin /A &M) 44 32 26 ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 9 5 19 PET SHOP BOYS /Always On My Mind (EMI- Manhattan) 0 40 31 24 HENRY LEE SUMMER /Darling Danielle Don't (CBS Associated) 40 36 29 a CHEAP TRICK /The Flame (Epic) 0 to 11 15 20 INXS /New Sensation (Atlantic) 37 27 ® PRINCE /Alphabet St. (Paisley Park/WB) 19 19 19 21 KINGS OF THE SUN 36 31 26 Q LITA FORD /Kiss Me Deadly (RCA) /Serpentine (RCA) 25 21 22 YNGWIE J. MALMSTEEN'S RISING... /Heaven Tonight (Polydor /PG) 11 10 11 23 ICEHOUSE /Electric Blue (Chrysalis) e 28 24 23 ROBBIE ROBERTSON 38 33 POISON /Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) a /Somewhere Down The Crazy River (Geffen) 39 35 31 a BRENDA K. STARR /I Still Believe (MCA) 5 14 14 24 ROBERT PLANT/Tall Cool One (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 4 6 18 26 AEROSMITH /Angel (Geffen) 34 30 28 e POISON /Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) 26 23 22 27 SUAVE /My Girl (Capitol) 54 37 a BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Look Out Any Window (RCA) AL B. SURE! /Nite And Day (WB) BREAKER Q 30 27 27 ® WHITE LION/Tell Me (Atlantic) 3 2 20 29 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY/Wishing Well (Columbia) BREAKER Q JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS /I Hate Myself For... (Blackheart /CBS) BREAKER C PEBBLES/Mercedes Boy (MCA) BREAKER a JOHN KILZER /Red Blue Jeans (Geffen) 38 DEF LEPPARD /Pour Some Sugar On Me (Mercury /PG) a e 10 17 30 DAVID LEE ROTH /Stand Up (WB) 40 35 MIDNIGHT OIL /Beds Are Burning (Columbia)

31 z9 28 33 GLASS TIGER /I'm Still Searching (EMi- Manhattan) 39 36 Q BARDEUX/When We Kiss (Synthicide /Enigma) URBAN CONTEMPORARY - -- 39 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way (Arista) I DEBUT CJ' INXS /New Sensation (Atlantic) 17 9 4 0 JOHNNY KEMP /Just Got Paid (Columbia) 35 32 3C 37 PRETTY POISON /Nightime (Virgin) 5 4 , 2 JESSE JOHNSON /Love Struck (A &M) BREAKER ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) N&A Begins Page 102 Q Q EVELYN KING /Flirt (EMI -Manhattan) BREAKER BOZ SCAGGS /Heart Of Mine (Columbia) New Artists & Chart Summary Page 101 0 New P- I A Playlists Page 92 I6 5 0 TONY! TONI! TONE'! /Little Walter (Wing /PG) BREAKER W BREATHE /Hands To Heaven (A &M) 4 3 2 5 KEITH SWEAT /Something Just Ain't Right (Vintertainment /Elektra)

12 8 7 0 STEVIE WONDER & MICHAEL JACKSON /Get It (Motown)

23 16 10 co TEDDY PENDERGRASS /Joy (Elektra)

ADULT CONTEMPORARY 39 20 13 0 MICHAEL JACKSON /Dirty Diana (Epic) 19 15 9 Q JERMAINE STEWART /Say It Again (Arista) 32 19 14 f PRINCE /Alphabet St. (Paisley Park /WB) 5 3 3 GEORGE MICHAEL /One More Try (Columbia) 0 37 28 17 GEORGE MICHAEL/One More Try (Columbia) 2 1 1 2 JOHNNY HATES JAll /Shattered Dreams (Virgin) 22 18 16 a RIGHT CHOICE/Tired Of Being Alone (Motown) 6 5 4 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) © 3 1 3 13 PEBBLES /Mercedes Boy (MCA) 18 8 5 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /The Valley Road (RCA) 0 31 25 22 @ DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) 23 13 8 BOZ SCAGGS /Heart Of Mine (Columbia) 0 34 29 20 NARADA /Divine Emotion (Reprise)

12 9 7 DAN HILL /Carmelia (Columbia) 0 14 11 16 16 HOWARD HEWETT /Strange Relationship (Elektra)

19 12 9 BELINDA CARLISLE /Circle In The Sand (MCA) Q 27 24 21 a JUNIOR /Yes (If You Want Me) (London /PG) 3 2 2 8 BRENDA RUSSELL /Piano In The Dark (A &M) 38 m SADE /Paradise (Epic) 21 15 11 JETS /Make It Real (MCA) 0 29 26 23 (D JEAN CARNE /Ain't No Way (Atlantic)

1 4 6 10 FOREIGNER / I Don't Want To Live Without You (Atlantic) 33 30 24 a EARTH, WIND & FIRE /Evil Roy (Columbia) 29 24 16 RICK ASTLEY /Together Forever (RCA) a 28 27 25 ® BETTY WRIGHT /No Pain, No Gain (Ms. B) 20 19 15 BRENDA K. STARR/I Still Believe (MCA) e 38 30 Q JODY WATLEY /Most Of All (MCA) 26 23 18 BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS /Between Like And Love (Capitol) a 37 Q JAMES BROWN /I'm Real (Scotti Bros /CBS) 4 6 10 14 GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Anything For You (Epic) - 34 Q D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE/Parents Just Don't Understand (Jive /RCA) 2' SADE /Paradise (Epic) 0 37 28 Q MICHAEL COOPER /Dinner For Two (WB) 28 23 JULIO IGLESIAS f /STEVIE WONDER /My Love (Columbia) 0 36 31 27 Q GARY TAYLOR /Compassion (Virgin) 24 21 19 SMOKEY ROBINSON /Love Don't Give No Reason (Motown) a 39 31 S HERBIE HANCOCKN be Alive (Columbia) 27 25 21 BASIA /Time And Tide (Epic) 0 36 Q GREGORY ABBOTT /I'll Prove It To You (Columbia) 30 26 22 GEORGE HARRISON /This Is Love (Dark Horse /WB) 0 35 Q NU SHOOZ /Should I Say Yes? (Atlantic) 15 14 14 20 AGNETHA FALTSKOG & PETER CETERA /I Wasn't The One (Atlantic) 39 a MORRIS DAY Day Dreaming (WB) DEBUT CHER /We All Sleep Alone (Geffen) Take You ® I DEBUT ® STACY LATTISAW /Let Me Down (Motown) 30 DEBBIE GIBSON /Foolish Beat (Atlantic) _ Q Expanded AC Music 38 33 29 32 MAGIC LADY /Betcha Can't Lose (With My Love) (Motown)

8 7 1? 23 TOTO /Pamela (Columbia) 77 Begins on Page - 40 40 RUN D.M.C. /Run's House (Profile) BREAKER DEELE /Two Occasions (Solar) 40 35 32 34 DAll BAND /Anticipation (RCA) I N Page 70 &A Begins on BREAKER ERIC CARMEN/Make Me Lose Control (Ar sta) Q r DEBUT Q DEELE /Shoot'em Up Movies (Solar) - 30 29 TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast Car ( Elektra) Q I DEBUT Q RANDY HALL /Slow Starter (MCA)

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