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MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS ...that's the title of one of our recent #1 country singles. It's also our philosophy. That's because music publishing is our only business and we've been "minding" it successfully for over 50 years in the United States. Great writers plus a great staff have helped us service great songs to talented artists and producers who have turned them into hit records. The results? Since Nov., 1986 alone, we have had 7 #1 singles, a #1 album, numerous platinum and gold albums and hits :n all music formats. #1 SINGLES Pop Country THE NEXT TIME I FALL MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS Paul Gordon and Bobby Caldwell* Hank Williams Peter Cetera with Amy Grant -Michael Omartian o Hank Williams Jr. -Hank Williams Jr., Barry Beckett, Jim Ed Norman Black STRAIGHT TO THE HEART Terry Britten and Graham Lyle* GOIN' TO THE BANK Crystal Gayle -Jim Ed Norman Franne Golde, Dennis Lambert' and Andy Goldmark* The Commodores -Dennis Lambert and Jeremy Smith MORNIIN' RIDE Steve Bogard and Jeff Tweel FALLING Lee Greenwood -Jerry Crutchfield Franne Golde and Gere McFadden* Melba More -Gene McFadden A/C THE NEXT TIME I FALL Since we don't think #2 is shabby either, congratulations to Peter Wolf, co- writer and producer of Wang Chung's EVERYBODY HAVE FUN TONIGHT. #1 CROSSOVER ALBUM Rodgers & Hammerstein's SOUTH PACIFIC (Williamson Music) o GOLD AND PLATINUM ALBUMS Our Writers: Cinderella R.E.M. RATT Cuts In Gold and Platinum Albums Run D.M.;C., Tina Turner. Pete Cetera, TOP GUN, STAND BY ME, Georgia Satellites, The Jets. The Pretencers, Eddie Money, Aretha Franklin, Corey Hart, Linda Ronstadt, David Lee Roth, Randy Travis and others o Thanks to all of the writers and staff affiliated with Chappell /Intersong, and to the great producers, artists, and music: industry friends who believe "it all starts with a song. " We're proud to represent the best e Chappell /intersong music group -usa 'Sin-Drome Music Tuneworks Music Co. Nonpareil Music, Inc. LOS ANGELES NASHVILLE NEW YORK TORONTO Summa Music Group Irving Music, Inc. (Supportar of the Salvatore Chiantia FundMartell Foundation.) www.americanradiohistory.com.

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