ISSUE NUMBER 629 THE INDUSTRY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAP. Keeney Appointed VP/ I N S I D E: NEW AGE FOR AC? GM At KHOW & KPKE 13 with Jefferson - In the first of a two -part series on new After years KIMN & KYGO /Denver, age music, Donna Brake looks at its Pilot's Keeney has ac- Hill's Jeff VP /GM Steve appeal for AC, with Windham cepted the VP /GM post across Heiman offering his views. town at Legacy Broadcasting Page 50 AC -CHR combo KHOW & his THE Z100 DELISTING IN DEPTH KPKE. Keeney will assume new duties when Legacy takes Jhan Hiber begins a two-part over the stations later this examination of the implications of month. Arbitron's recent delisting of WHTZINew IC Legacy President Carl Hirsch York. commented, "Steve is one of the Page 24 premier broadcasters in the US. quite Steve Keeney NEW FREEDOM His appointment portends RADIO & RECORDS a bright future for KHOW & might say about the KIMN, FOR CANADIAN FMs KPKE. I'll have a great sleep- KYGO, and Jefferson -Pilot peo- years Sean Ross reports on the CRTC's ing quotient now with Steve at ple, particularly after ten would really understate loosening of regulations on FM airplay, the helm." as GM, Newly -appointed VP /Group my feelings. However, to join a and whether the new rules pose a threat Doug Brown added, company of this magnitude on AMs. Operations to Canada's relatively thriving "He's a tremendous person, the ground floor from day one is Page 7 AM -FM Duplication totally committed to Legacy's a rare opportunity." the & KYGO OM Bob Call IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK growth, and unquestionably KIMN finest broadcaster in Denver." is serving as interim GM at un- Walt NAB Wurfel Sr. VP at Limits Eased A 27 -year radio veteran, Kee- til a permanent successor is Jay Clark PD at WOMC ney told R&R, "Anything I named. Tony Ouartarone PD at WUSL The FCC voted last week to likely to become effective in the Abe Thompson VP /Station Mgr. at let AM-FM combos engage in as middle of May. much program duplication as This week (4/3) the Commis- WGCI-AM & FM Deane Heads Rock they like, regardless of market sion will receive a comprehen- Cliff Hunter forms Radio West; Bill size. The change, which is aim- sive report from its Mass Media McMahon new SRO Broadcasting ed at helping the AM band, is Bureau on what else can be Promotion At PolyGram Director the AM band. done to revive Independent AOR promoter NBC files new report; labels In communities of more than Fred Deane has joined Poly- rules subpoenaed Lawrence 25,000 population, current Gram as Sr. National Director/ FM from duplicating Jim Fishel VP at RIAA bar an Rock Radio Promotion, and 25% of a commonly- Jim Long Pres./GM at WPRO-AM & VP /GM more than closed his own Cherry Hill, NJ FM owned AM's programming promotion and marketing firm, Alan Lawson PD at "New AC" WBGK each week. Hot Trax. Deane assumes re- rule At WINZ The Commission said the for all aspects of Jim White OM for SMN's "Heart & and its sponsibility is no longer necessary, rock radio promotion at the la- Soul" removal will "foster expanded NRBA format survey shows AC still bel, reporting to National Direc- radio hours of operation" and tor /Pop Promotion David rising discretion to give stations "full Leach. National Director /Rock Gary Parks PD at Format 41 WCZE pro- make decisions concerning Radio Promotion Drew Murray Ross, Yvonne Olson Asst. in accordance Sean gram duplication continues in his position, now Editors at R &R with market conditions." reporting to Deane. Fred Deane DUPLICATION /See Page 9 John Summers GM at KDIG & KBON Commented Leach, "Fred - directors of promotion; in es- Doug Huber VP /GSM at KGLD & OWENS NEW PD die's accomplishments and ex- sence, you can say I know ex- KWK pertise are renowned as the actly what I'm up against." Joan Houma GSM at WGMS -AM & best in the field of rock radio Deane founded Hot Trax in FM Hazen GM promotion. When you combine early 1983 after more than two region- Gary Beatty PD at WING his talents and his tremendous years with PolyGram in Lawrence po- Before that he Cap Cities/ABC buys KORS-AM & FM Gary leadership abilities with the al promotion. At WMET of our own rock acts, held marketing and promotion After 11 years as GSM at tent roster GE's NBC takeover challenged Amer- WAXY /Ft. Lauderdale, Gary On the eve of SBI, Inc.'s ac- the results will be amazing." posts with BSO and EMI WHAT & WWDB settlement okayed with Lawrence is the new GM at quisition of WMET/Chicago Deane told R&R, "We're bas- ica. Moving to PolyGram Page 3, 7, 9, 1 1 , 12 crosstown News /Talk -CHR from Doubleday, Bill Hazen and ically moving Hot Trax to Poly - Deane is Debby Appelbaum, Promotion Director at OVERSEEING OVERSEAS combo WINZ -AM & FM. He Tom Owens have been named Gram. My independent tenure who was and PD, respectively. The has allowed me to work with Hot Trax (News In Brief, Page BROADCASTS succeeds Stan Cohen, who left GM in January to pursue station appointments reunite the two, some of the top -shelf national 11). More and more AOR stations are ownership. who earlier worked together in broadcasting from overseas, and are Guy Gannett VP /Radio Mike similar capacities at KTXQ/ realizing the importanc of making these Horn noted, "The complexities Dallas. events spectacular. Steve Feinstein of the Miami market, along SBI VP Tom Shadek told 've always been very provides some examples. with WINZ's prominent posi- R&R, "I with Bill, who's one Page 46 tion, demanded that we locate a impressed manager with greater than con- of the most organized guys I've SOMETHING WILD IN BOSTON ventional abilities. Gary met all ever met in broadcasting. He's of our standards: his produc- on top of the business and has a In a community with an urban population tivity, rep, and longevity rank- good feel for programming as far below the national average, AM WILD ed him by far as the outstanding well. To date he hasn't had an is on the upswing. Walt Love probes the candidate after a very thorough opportunity to show it, but I station's techniques for success. and comprehensive manage- figured I'd give him one." Page 64 ment search." Hazen steps in after eight NEXT WEEK IN R &R Lawrence, who operated his years in sales at KTXQ, the last own ad agency and worked on- five as ISM. Regarding Owens, Timed for the spring NAB Convention, air in New York, Dallas, Nor- he said, "Tom has great people - R &R provides a "players manual" for the folk, and Louisville prior to 'development and promotion station transactions game: how to line up WAXY, told R&R, "WINZ is a skills. He's very good at finding capital, what to ask before buying a South Florida landmark, an es- out what people want, building station, the role of a media broker, the tablished entity that has a very a product that delivers it, and making people aware that it's legal ramifications, the engineering angle good image in the community. LENDS A HAND Cardinal John J. O'Connor available." THE CARDINAL - ... plus a Kook at new broadcast My objective is to make these Pined Hands Across America founder/organizer Ken Kragen and an AE at KZPS/Dal- technology. stations even bigger and better. Owens, over 3000 participants in singing the new song "Hands Across There's some exciting talent in las for the past year after a America" on the steps of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York during Newsstand Price $5.00 place already, and that should four -year stint as PD at KTXQ, the Good Friday national broadcast. See Page 32 for more details. make my job a lot easier." 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He served five years as have persuaded such a seasoned GOOD FRIDAY resigned to become VP /Washing- VP/Corporate Communications and gifted executive as Walt Wur- ton for Tribune Broadcasting. for Gannett Co., and from 1977 to fel, whose range of experience en- SIMULCAST - ONE 1979 was Deputy Press Secretary compasses broadcasting, public re- YEAR LATER to President Jimmy Carter. lations, and government, to join Quartarone Wurfel has worked as both a with NAB in representing the newspaper and television reporter, broadcast industry." radio Once again PD At and for seven years in 1960s and Wurfel said it's too early to this time for responded, 19705 was associated in various ca- sketch any plans for NAB's com- Jay Clark Hands Across America. pacities with Straus Broadcasting munications efforts, and he'll be Harvey Mednick reports on WUSL Peter Straus. Among studying the issues facing the Former WRKS /New York PD Chairman R. all across he as Operations broadcast industry over the next Clark PD what took place Tony Quartarone, now recovered other jobs, served four -station Straus four weeks. the country during this from an extended illness that led to Director of the At WOMC special program. has been named PD his departure, Longtime programmer Jay at Urban outlet WUSL/Philadel- MICHAELS NEW COMBO PD Clark has joined WOMC /Detroit as Page 32 phia. The appointment is ironic in PD, replacing Leigh Jacobs, who that he replaces Tony Gray, who resigned several weeks ago. became Quartarone's successor at Thompson VP /Station VP/GM Elaine Baker comment- WRKS three weeks ago. Transactions 12 ed, "Jay's a talented programmer WFIL & WUSL President /GM Manager At WGCI -AM &FM Washington Report 14 who brings a great wealth of ex- Bruce Holberg remarked, "Tony's What's New 16 an in- perience to the station. We've tried been in touch with WUSL and in WGCI -AM & FM /Chicago VP/ known, and he's going to do Street Talk 20 to position ourselves, with all the some ways part of the station since GSM Abe Thompson has been pro- credible job for us." Ratings & Research: Jhan Hitter ... 24 our changes that have gone on in De- our inception three and a half years moted to VP /Station Manager for Thompson told R&R, "All Ratings Results 27 troit, as a consistent -sounding AC, ago, so it's not as if we're the Gannett Urban combo. In his personalities are outstanding pro- Networks: Reed Bunzel 28 we're going to stay with that strangers. He's familiar with all of new post, Thompson will now over- fessionals, and I plan to heighten and Image & Marketing: In consistency." our systems and philosophy, and see sales, programming, and engi- that degree of professionalism. Harvey Mednick 32 ratings and Clark told R&R, "Opportunities certainly has a tremendous track neering, while station President/ addition to increasing On The Records: Ken Barnes 35 to get WGCI- abound here, and because Detroit record in New York. Both (earlier GM Mary Dyson will continue to revenue, we also plan Datebook: Sean Ross 36 in the is such an AC market there is plen- PD) Jeff Wyatt and Tony Gray left supervise the finance and promo- AM & FM more involved Records: Adam White 38 ty to keep me busy. I know Elaine the station in good shape, so we tion departments, in addition to Greater Chicago community - CHR: Joel Denver 41 wants to win, and I know the com- don't look for any changes." concentrating on research. specifically in the black communi- Calendar: Brad Messer 44 /See Page 7 wants to win, and I can't ask Quartarone, who worked at "In essence," said Dyson, "this ty." THOMPSON pany AOR: Steve Feinstein 46 for anything better than that." WRKS for five years, joined the move allows me the opportunity to AC: Donna Brake 50 Clark was most recently OM at station as an intern in 1981 and ad- train another black person to move Country: Lon Helton 58 McGee PD KRLA & ICHTZ /Los Angeles for a vanced to Research Coordinator up within Gannett. Abe's been here Nashville: Sharon Allen 62 year and a half. Before that he held and MD /Asst. PD before taking for 11 years, and it was time for Black /Urban: Walt Love 64 the same position at WGAR /Cleve- over as PD in late 1984. He was him to get out of the sales area and At WEZB National Music formats 88 land for six months and at WABC/ unavailable for comment at press - expand his horizons. Abe is one of Marketplace 70 New York for three and a half time. the best people persons I've ever Opportunities 71 years. Jazz Chart 78 McMAHON SRO BROADCASTING HEAD Country Chart 79 AC Chart 104 Fishel AOR Chart 104 Hunter Forms RadioWest Black /Urban Chart 104 in the radio arena, 104 SRO (Sterling Recreation Or- bigger player Upped To CHR Chart Bill Mc- ganization) Director Of Broadcast - and I leave knowing that 12 ing Cliff Hunter has resigned to HATER 'See Page RIAA VP form Radio West Communications. LABELS Lawson He's succeeded at SRO by con- sultant and former radio manager SUBPOENAED Programs `New Bill McMahon. Hunter, who expects to announce West's first acquisitions AC' WBGK Radio NBC Strikes Kipper McGee soon, told R&R, "During the past six years with SRO and Fred Danz, Again WROK & WZOK /Rockford OM I have supervised 15 radio stations Kipper McGee has been named to in markets ranging in population In an update of its "Nightly program EZ Communications' on the record in- from 50,003 to over two million. In News" coverage WEZB (B97) /New Orleans. He re- (3 -31), NBC -TV Re- the last 12 months, I have concen- dustry Monday places Kris O'Kelly, who recently "in- trated on the sale of several SRO's porter Brian Ross stated that became VP /Programming for smaller market properties and the dustry executives say it was SunGroup, based at WKXX /Bir- purchase of properties in the Las (CBS /Records Group President mingham. Vegas, Denver, and Milwaukee Walter) Yetnikoff who had a lot to WEZB GM Marc Leunissen told investigation Jim Fishel -v metro areas. do with stopping" an R&R, "Kipper has the abilities to that Jim Fishel, Exec. Director of the "I believe SRO today is a much into independent promotion combine the interests of program- Alan Lawson was proposed under the auspices of ming and sales. He's into promot- Recording Industry Association of Amos Communications CHR theRIAA. ing better radio by promoting radio America (FtIAA), has been pro- President/ Fish- WZUU /Milwaukee has switched to Long The NBC report prompted CBS, better." moted to VP /Exec. Director. consultant John Sebastian's "New Inc. Chairman Thomas Wyman to EZ VP/Programming Dan Val - el, whose advancement was ap- Board of Di- AC" (formerly "EOR ") format GM At WPRO- issue a memo within the company lie added, "Kipper is knowledgea- proved by the RIAA with new call letters WBGK. The stating that "in spite of intensive ble, articulate, disciplined, and rectors last month, joined the trade York two format kicked on March 31, but is AM & FM investigation on our part, we have creative, - quite a package." organization in New not expected to be fully installed W JR /Detroit VP /GSM Jim Long no reason to believe that CBS peo- McGEE'See Page 9 years ago. Gortikov until April 6. Taking over the pro- has been promoted to President/ ple have been involved in condon- RIAA President Stan gramming for "Milwaukee's Uni- GM of co-owned Cap Cities /ABC ing or participating in the activities White Heart commented, "Jim's expanded title of que Radio" is Alan Lawson, combo WPRO -AM & FM /Provi- suggested." represents our acknowledgment former PD at WGRX /Baltimore, dence. Wyman called the report "a sec- his skills and his contributions to & Soul OM It which ran Sebastian's format until Cap Cities /ABC President /Own- ond -class example of broadcast the RJAA and our industry. also February. Lawson succeeds Chris ed Stations Don Bouloukos said, "I journalism." He referred to a repu- Jim White, on -air personality reflects our appreciation for his Andrews, who left the station last am happy to be able to promote an tation for honesty and integrity at with SMN's "Rock N Hits" format, zeal and dedication." month. executive with such an outstanding CBS, and said that "the Records has been promoted to OM at the Fishel, who was unavailable for Amos Exec. VP Charles Harper, record in the radio station busi- Group has certainly been a proud network's Black/Urban oldies for- comment, worked for CBS Records serving as acting GM at WBGK, ness. Jim's experience and know- part of this heritage." mat, "Heart & Soul." from 1977-81 in marketing and mer- told R&R, "Hey, I liked it when it ledgeability will continue to Of Yetnikoff, the CBS Chairman SMN VP/Programming Robert chandising posts, then served as an was 'Eclectic Oriented Rock.' distinguish him as an outstanding stated, "We are extremely unhap- Hall told R&R, "I'm extremely independent marketing consultant There's a genuine need among 25- executive." py that this broadcast shed any un- pleased to promote Jim within our for several labels until coming to in- 49s for an adult format that sets a Long joined WJR as an Account favorable light on his distinguished organization. His duties will the RJAA in 1984. He has also pro- unique mood by blending Crosby, Executive in 1964, and was pro- career. You may be sure that he clude working 9 -noon on the Heart duced recordings by such artists as - Blood Stills & Nash, James Taylor, moted to NSM in 1968, GSM in 1972, has our 100% confidence, admira- & Soul network, as well as oversee Dexter Gordon and James WHITE /See Page 7 LAWSON /See Page 12 and VP/Radio Division in 1883. tion, and support. NBC /See Page 9 Ulmer.

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h' A WESTWOOD ONE RADIO NETWORKS Yif NEWS r CRTC Loosens PARKS NEW PD WAIT Becomes WCZE, FM Restrictions By proposed changes would exempt Adopts Format 41 Sean Ross material more than all two years Big Band /Nostalgia outlet way to go. It's a viable concept for Proponents of FM CI-Hi, tradi- old from the tole requiring 50% of WAIT /Chicago will switch to Tran- an AM station in Chicago. We're FM music to be non-hits. And tionally blocked by the Canadian all star's Format 41 on April 7. Tying excited that we'll be the first major Radio-Television & Telecommuni- Canadian content ( "Canon") sel- in with its new "cozy" theme, the market station on the AM dial to re- ections would be allowed an cations Commission (CRTC), station has also applied for the basically do Transtar's Format 41 ceived a surprise gift last week unlimited number of repeat plays call¢ WCZE. . Recently-appointed in its purest form." when CRTC Chairman Andre Bur- during the week instead of the 18 Joan Houma PD Gary Parks will also double as eau released an extensive proposal now allowed. host of the station's new live morn- Parks added that five staffers In "foreground" that would substantially lower the addition, pro- Houma GSM ing show. had been let go, and no other major non -hit and non -entertainment gramming, the primarily non-en- Prior to joining WCZE, Parks staff changes were anticipated. quotas now imposed on the FM tertainment material imposed by spent five years as PD at WBNS- band. the CRTC on FMs, would be reduc- At WGMS AM & FM /Columbus. Commenting Perhaps the most radical of the ed from 20 to 15 %. Those stations Joan Houma has been promoted on the format switch, he told R&R, White wishing to maintain or increase "We've done extensive research in their level of foreground, however from Sales Manager to GSM at Continued from Page 3 WGMS -AM & FM /Washington. the marketplace and felt that this is KRUEGER LSM (especially some of that category's ing all programming operations has officially been vacant more esoteric components), would The post and affiliate relations." White will Mike Ferrel moved up to be rewarded with increased spot since continue to base out of SMN's Dal- VP/GM of the RKO Classical com- Thompson Huber limits. Continued from las facilities. bo in November 1984. Page 3 Now, some estimate, an FM With SMN since 1984, White ear- WGMS in 1979 as rocker, by being only slightly more Houma joined It was also announced that lier programmed KNUS /Dallas an Account Executive, became Re- VP/GSM gold- oriented than its American WGCI-FM PD Lee Michaels has and XEROK /EI Paso and was Op- tail Sales Manager in 1981, and counterparts, could play 75% added on programming duties for erations Director at TM Program- Sales Manager in 1984. familiar music. As a result, observ- WGCI (AM). He takes over for ex- ming and KIOI /San Francisco. Ferrel commented, "Joan's suc- At KGLD ers say, AM's one advantage, its iting WGCI PD Richard Pegue, "Heart & Soul is really taking off," cess and record within the ability to play the hits, will be track whose position has been eliminated he remarked. "We take the Mo- her excel- seriously compromised. sales department give since the station will switch to town feeling, use it as a common lent credentials to undertake this & KWK The CRTC's proposals, if adopt- SMN's "Heart & Soul" format at thread, and stretch right up into to- new challenge. She has the profes- Doug Huber, GSM at Robinson ed, include other gifts for all pro- the end of the month. The combo is day with it. This allows us a wide sional commitment necessary to Broadcasting's KGLD & KWK/ grammers. A longtime rule limit- presently simulcasting during variety of music to play in a good - ensure our future growth." St. Louis, has added VP stripes at ing station giveaways to $5000 a drivetimes. times format." the Gold /CHR combo. Additional- month in cash and prizes would be ly, Kurt Krueger has been elevated eliminated. The AM spot limit, BIG BAND CHR JAll EASY LISTENING URBAN /BLACK GOLD SPA from Account Executive to Local previously held at 13 minutes an LBUM ORIENTED RA "ORARY COUNTRY BIG BAND CHR JAll Sales Manager. hour, would be eliminated for a TENING I OR ALBUM ORIENTED RADIO A/C two-year trial period. EASY LISTENING URBAN/BLACK Steve Butler told Sandy Sanderson, PD AM President /GM at ,JPORARY COUNTRY BIG BAND R&R, "Doug is like my righthand CFTR /Toronto, commented, "I i man. His hard work, tenacity, and thought the hit /non -hit ratio was ,SPEL AOR ALBUM ORIENTED R feel for the St. Louis market makes meant to give AM a shot so that we ASR UYB his peomotion well-deserved." don't all have to go Talk." nUR,ARYRY COUNTRY BIG 8 Surprisingly, CHUM -FM /Toron- r AOR ALBUM ORIENT Butler continued, "Kurt came to to Manager Duff Roman agrees. UL MUSIC >rr,POLOSTEtY N work here fresh out of college two "AM's only advantage in Canada r TÈEA +AeYINC years ago. His success has been is the ability to be 100% hits. I'm ANISH GOSPSIEi AOR astonishingly fast: he's become our trying to make sure that while l)TfFUI MU C top- billing account executive for FM's progress accelerates, we the past two years" don't wind up with all these weak AM sisters across the country." Huber commented, "I've been Broadcasters and the general /Oa UP here four years and have seen the public have been given until May 1 station's potential, and I'm work- to respond to Bureau's proposal. ing hard, as is everyone, to see that The new regulations will be taken it's maximized." up at a May 23 hearing.

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t tA DEBBY APPELBAUM is the new As- GARY FRANKLIN, PD at WKPE/ Michael Hoppe Judy Gold Or Debby Appelbaum sistant to new PolyGram Sr. National Cape Cod, rejoins President /GM Director /Rock Radio Promotion Fred JACK ALIX at WJXOILANSING. New STAFF MICHAEL HOPPE has joined Private JUDY GOLD, a former marketing ex- Deane (see Page 1). Most recently, to the programming chair at WKPE is Music as a consultant on all interna- ecutive with Westwood One, Tran- she was Promotion Director for Hot MICHAEL MacDONALD, formerly with tional activities for the label. He was star, and Drake-Chenauh, has joined Trax, and also worked at Philadelphia WAGOIChicago, while STEVE MOVIE formerly VP /A &R for PolyGram, and Active Markets as VP. Active Markets, outlets WYSP and WMMR, as well as is promoted to MD /Asst. PD. earlier was VP /Popular Repertoire for comprised of "Rock Experience," WBCNIBoston. Las InpaSa dim 1.11455.35 PolyGram International, Hamburg. "Sports Exchange USA," and the en.eës,.r.nw "Travel Experience" subsidiaries, pro- Isisra.ab PAM. vides national/international promotions, gas,as,KW STEPHEN SHRIMPTON has been KKFMICOLORADO SPRINGS w.::.a,e:aaerFa.m..o. BIG MARTY (BELTER) is promoted concerts, and syndicated program- ws appointed Sr. VP /International Market- makes the move from CHR to "Col- from MD to PD at Lotus AOR KOMP1 ming, often involving travel. Awl wwww, Swoop. Wow wALT owl ing P. Artist Development at WEA inter- orado Classics" under the leadership Las Vegas. Better joined the station in national, starting May 1. He was Man- of PD Mark Seger and Music Coor- mm,aK á 1981. h.,Avansvp [Os aging Director of the Paul McCartney dinator Kelly Thomas. With the new Near. Sao WAD vn.owne pumy WENDELL WOOD, former Director/ group of companies - MPL Communi- direction, 96.5 KKFM will offer AOR Media & Public Affairs for NRBA, is cations - and previously was Managing rock tracks from the '80s, '705, and named Director /Station Services for AP Director of EMI Music Australia. In his '805, as well as current product aimed WMET in Washington. She will be responsible new post, Shrimpton will operate out of at 25+ adults. Continued from Page 1 for providing program information, pro- WEA International's London and N.Y. motional support materials, and sales offices. earlier programmed WZXR/ aids, publishing the network news news- Memphis and was Asst. PD at letter for affiliates, and assisting in con- NBC Continued from Page 3 WRNO /New Orleans. "I've vention planning. n..:,.. ,o.....,.r.mown s, mow learned some sales skills that Ree.. . ,,am«. SR, ...eM "..4., not only give me a better under- AM/FM Duplication "We are exploring whether standing of what it's like on the further steps can be taken to cor- streets, but also help me in pro- OZ (OSCAR MEDINA) joins Noble rect ,.e0me..d`Ra Continued from Page 1 the extremely unfortunate ggp gramming," he said. AOR 91X/San Diego as MD /afternoon misimpression created by this Industry comments generally personality from nights at KZEWIDaI- broadcast," concluded Wyman. :D. Ra.NW,a. las. supported the change, but some WMET has been consistently broadcasters fear unlimited si- ow, W«,,,....r, The RIAA had no comment on ,::" the fourth-rated AC in Chicago mulcasting will further damage behind WCLR, WFYR, and Monday's NBC report. The associ- AM by shifting even more of the m.. o.a`.Na.a WLAK. ation, through a spokesman, has Shadek noted, "It's go- band's unique programming to wire ing to be tough. Unfortunately, confirmed that an investigation in- FM. Lee wen. in aSe.no a format was picked here that a McGee to independent promotion was pro- awn. Anewn Continued from 3 fwWww NAN. MUM, An, NNW MN NOW lot of other people were doing The FCC, on the other hand, posed earlier this year, but never NONA Km...ow well; there just wasn't a hole for McGee, who begins April 14, add- believes total freedom to dupli- implemented. RIAA documents it. Also, the research we did ed, "I'm delighted to get a crack at cate in markets of all sizes will concerning this and related mat- shows that people still identify programming CHR in a market help some struggling AMS sur- ters were subpoenaed by federal the WMET call letters with a like New Orleans. All the tools are vive financially, and encourage investigators in New York last rock station. It's like trying to in place and the resources are other combo owners not to shut month, and have been supplied. Radio Records is puw,nred every Frgay Mr $215 package 7 -Up in a Coke can." ready. The staff is primed, and I've down their Aids at night. tor 19Ionian suuscrprrnW by Reno Records.s.i a got a superior MD in Greg Rol- Meanwhile, two major record Los Angeles. Caa,om,aa90067. ApoI,ca to marl postage r is pending Even so, Shadek said there ling. B97 represents a chance for Alan Stillwell of the FCC said companies, CBS and Capitol, have ArgeHets.c.uä ma POSTMASTER. send address p.n.s lo Reno a Records, 1930 Camu,y Pan, would not be a dramatic depar- me to excercise all my experi- the item will be published in the been subpoenaed by federal inves- ...Los rgeks. Ca,dorma 900E7 All ,eason0w care taken Mil ture from the current AC for- ence." Federal Register within 10 tigators reported to be probing material days, and become effective 30 payola and independent promotion. r p mat. Hazen said the station R R or es Ed,zoeann ere would soon be applying for new A PD /OM at KFMW/ days following the publication Both companies confirm through p,bIFnon and rewodunonaand weinte be former ufed tor this purpose reomeg may be reyrOduCed call letters and that the present Waterloo, McGee was Promotions date. spokesmen that they have been whOle or on pad n,AOR. BecaPage. Bret format would be readjusted. He Manager at Milwaukee outlets served and are complying with the we Most Penn.. Rs, act Street Talk ere reged added, "No one moves into any WLUM and WKTI and morning In the most recent program subpoenas, but have no further Wows. 0 f gell market with all of the answers. personality at WRIER. WZOK PD survey released by NRBA for statement. A spokesman for MCA A RM.,sry of Marlene. Co mm. /cations, Mc. We just want to make sure Steve Brill has been named OM for 1985, 55% of responding AMs declines comment on reports that it we're asking the right ques- WROK & WZOK; a new WZOK PD and 67% of FMs were part of has also been subpoenaed by feder- me tions." will be hired. combos. al authorities. e TO AIR DATE TIME 1 ezatres 0.141) s¡Z3 -?6 6ft2e SPECIAL FROM AREA CODE NUMBER O 1/1/E STI1/OOD ONE Z(15-704- 5000 .Ma .4 1OCK Rain ÑEli t12tETS M E * t iN s S w E A weeloeivo T3Îß AwDS ROSAS i M BealLES /DCORSIGASCES/REPPaignaft0 i 6010; O FOR THE BIGGEST EVENTS ON RADIO, IT'S WESTWOOD ONE...AND ONLY

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CHR GAINS, COUNTRY SOFTENS Ross, Oison Upped To R &R AC Bolsters Lead Asst. Editor Sean Ross and Yvonne Olson CHR Breaker IN NRBA Survey have been promoted to the new positions of Assistant Editor at 184/184 By Brad Woodward Other key findings: 40% of FMs now use their R&R. Both had been Associate Adult Contemporary strengthen- SCAs. Editors. Ross specializing in Chart Debut ed its lead as the most popular Only 12% of AMs are now in Black/Urban Radio and Olson in radio format in the nation last stereo. 26% are planning to convert CHR. They report to Senior Associ- e year, according to NRBA's 1985 but 63% have no such plans. ate Editor Hurricane Heeran. programming survey. AC was pro- FMs average 9.3 commercial R&R Sr. VP & Editor Ken grammed by 31% of reporting sta- minutes per hour, compared to 10.1 Barnes observed, "The Assistant tions, up 0.6% from the previous minutes on AM. Editor position is designed to year. The most sought-after demos recognize key editorial contribu- ex- Country, which nearly surged in- are 25-34 for FM and 35- 44 for AM. tions. Sean and Yvonne are to first place the year before, re- FMs average 3.4 minutes of tremely knowledgeable, have writ- mained a close second but fell from news per hour, compared to 7.3 ten columns and features, and THE NEW SINGLE 29.9% of all stations to 27% in 1985. minutes for AM. merit greater recognition. We're AND In third place was CHR, up to 78% of FMs and 83% of AMs very pleased to give it to them." WRITTEN PRODUCED 13% from 10.6% in 1984, followed by own satellite dishes. Ross joined R&R in mid -1983 after on -air stints at WVOI /Toledo BY MADONNA Religious (5 %). AOR (4 %), Easy Three-Year Listening (4 %), Big Band (4 %), and WVBK /Herndon, VA. Olson AND PAT LEONARD Urban/Contemporary (2 %), Oldies Format Trends came to R&R in early 1984 follow- (2 %), News/Talk (2 %), Ethnic Format 1985 1984 1983 ing an internship at KIIS /Los An- FROM THE FORTHCOMING (1 Jazz %), and Classical AC 31% 30.4% 38.1% geles; her radio experience also in- %), (0.5 MADONNA ALBUM (0.5 %). Country 27% 289% 25.5% cludes posts at KFWB and KPFK/ The most dramatic growth of CHR 13% 10.6% 9.4% Los Angeles. ON SIRE RECORDS any format in 1985 was CHR's 6% Rel 5% 5.0% 5.5% gain to 26% of FMs, edging out AOR 4% 2.4% 38% Summers AND THE ORION %) sec- 5.3% 6.5% Country (20 as the band's Easy 4% MOTION PICTURE ond most- programmed format be- BBnd 4% L1% 2.0% Manages KDIG hind AC (29% ). AOR also picked up Oldies 2% 3.4% 4.0% "AT CLOSE RANGE.' last year, moving from 5% to 8% of N/T .2% 2.3% 4.6% & KBON 1% 0.8% all FMs. Ethnic 0.3% KDIG & KBON /San Bernardino- Unlike past years, when NRBA Jazz 0.5% - - Riverside PD John Summers has polled over 3000 stations. this Clas 0.5% 0.5% 0.5% been promoted to GM, succeeding year's survey was conducted by Roger Pasquier, who vacated that the University of Indiana and post in January. sampled 857 at random (382 FM, Beatty PD A 14 -year broadcaster, Summers 475 AMs. of which 256 were com- has on -air, programming, and op- bosl. erations experience from KLIF/ At WING Dallas and WDXB /Chattanooga, among other stations. He is also an Adelsberg, Gary Beatty has been appointed instructor at Riverside's Loma PD at full- service AC WING /Day- Linda University, where he teach- Gunning ton. He most recently programmed es seven courses in the Dept. of WQHK /Ft. Wayne. Communications. WING VP /GM Walter Broad- Regarding the Country /AC com- New Blair hurst commented, "Gary comes bo, Summers said, "I hope to here from Ft. Wayne with an ex- make these stations truly viable Radio VPs tensive background in Country and competitors in a market that's AC programming. He's also very already competitive beyond im- promotionally -oriented. We look agination, with 85 other signals to for Gary to lead WING back to contend with." He added that prominence in the market." KDIG has added California Angels Before joining WQHK. Beatty baseball, and has first option to programmed WIMT /Lima, OH: pick up play-by-play for the NFL WZZX /Louisville: and WFMB/ Rams and UCLA basketball/foot- Springfield, IL. ball.

Lori Adelsberg Jean Gunning Blair Radio Director /Research Lori Adelsberg and Director/Mar- keting Information Jean Gunning have been promoted to VP for the rep firm. Adelsberg, who provides re- search-based sales tools, compu- terized research, and other re- search sales support systems, join- ed Blair Radio's New York office in 1983 as Research Manager /Spot Sales after three years as Re- search Manager for Major Market Radio. Gunning moves up after seven years in her most recent post, and is responsible for writ- ing/coordinating sales promotional materials used by the company's MEDIA AND MARKETING ON RADIO - Particioating in last week's regional offices. Southern California Broadcasters Association/ RAB Radio Workshop as Said Blair Radio President Char- case study presenters were 1l -r): McDonald's Media Manager Karen Dixon - lie Colombo. -'lori and Jean are Ware, SCBA Chairman Bob Fox, RAB President Bill Stakelin, and Jim e Thompson of Leo Burnett, Inc. The well-attended event attracted profes- definite ...sets for Blair Radio. ANAGEMENT: FREDDY DEMANN L :986 WARNER Bites. RECORDS INC. They do an excellent fob for us and sionals from all fields within the radio sales. marketing, and advertising corn ,ieserve this recognition tor out- muntties standing perlormancc" R&R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986,11 TRANSACTIONS

$10.5 MILLION PRICETAG WCEN-AM & FMI INITIAL DECISION OVERTURNED MT. PLEASANT, MI Cap PRICE: $1,350,000 cash, plus a Cities/ABC Buys $100,000 noncompete agreement to Phoenix FM be paid over five years. Goes KQRS -AM & FM BUYER: Somerville Broadcasting, a partnership of Richard Somerville and To Newmountain In its first radio acquisition since WLS-AM & FM/Chicago, KABC & his wife Letty. They also own WSMAI The FCC Review Board has revers- Review Board noted that both corn - January's merger, Cap Cities/ABC has KLOS /Los Angeles, KGO /San Fran- Marine City, MI. Somerville and son ed a law judge's initial decision award- munities sit squarely within the Phoenix purchased AOR- formatted KORS -AM cisco, WMAL & WROX /Washington, Jeff are also owners of WADM & ing a new Phoenix FM on 105.3 MHz urban area, and the new station's Class & FM /Minneapolis from Hudson Com- WPLO & WKHX /Atlanta, WJR & WOTZ /Decatur, IN. Another son, to Lee Optical & Associated Corn- C signal will cover the entire metro. munications Corp. for $10.5 million. WHYTIDetroit, WPRO -AM & FM /Prow David, owns WDEY AM & FM /Lapeer, panies Retirement and Pension Fund After wiping out Lee Optical's prefer- CC /ABC Radio President Jim Arcara Idence, and WBAP & KSCSIDallas. MI. Trust. The board decided instead to ence for first local service to Peoria, commented, "Great station, great KQRS (AM), which simulcasts with SELLER: Central Michigan Broad- give the license to Newmountain the board picked Newmountain largely market." Noting that the deal brings the the FM, operates on 1440 kHz with 5 casters, owned by Charles Anthony, Broadcasting Corp. for its proposal to integrate its five prin- company's radio station total to 19, Ar- kw days/500 watts nights. The FM Dr. Frank Horowitz, and Anthony Lee Optical was originally selected cipals 100% into station management cara said CC /ABC definitely plans to broadcasts with 50 kw on 92.5 MHz at Bielawski. because, of five applicants, it was the Lee Optical proposed no integration buy up to the 12 AM /12 FM limit. 850 ft. DIAL POSITION: 1150 kHz; 94.5 only one to propose the Phoenix sub- Lee also lost points because it owns Arcara added that he's especially in- urb of Peoria, rather than Glendale, as WOKS & WFXE/COLUMBUS, MHz an AM in Hawaii, and its 49% owner terested in picking up properties in its POWER: 1 kw; 65 kw at 230 feet city of license. The station would be has interests in stations in Arizona and Seattle, Phoenix, Miami, and Denver. GA; WTHB & WFXAI FORMAT: Full- service AC; Country the first licensed to Peoria. Texas. He declined to comment industry on AUGUSTA, GA In reversing that ruling, however, the speculation that CC /ABC will ask the PRICE: $6,161,000 CALL SIGN CHANGES FCC for permanent waivers allowing it BUYER:' Davis Broadcasting. Presi- NBMC FEES DROPPED to retain seven radio stations that must dent is Gregory Davis, Sales Manager Clinton, TN; WNKX to WTNZ (request now be divested as a result of the of WLWT- TVICincinnati. Davis, who ed) merger. will relocate to Columbus and become Elizabethton, TN; WUSJ to WUSJ -FM WHAT & WWDB Settlement Hudson is principally owned by com- President/GM of WOKS & WFXE, has (effective 3/26) munications attorney James McKenna no other broadcast interests, but will Ft. Smith, AR KZZE to KZZE -FM (4/1) of the Washington law firm McKenna, be seeking additional acquisitions. Ft. Smith, AR KYYN to KZZE (4/1) Gets FCC Green Light Wilkinson & Kittner. It also owns SELLER: Ken Woodfin Group, which Jonesboro, TN WJSO to WUSJ (3/26) A settlement agreement that drops Black Media Coalition. The Mass WCMB & WSFMIHarrisburg and owns no other stations. Las Vegas; KBKK to KVEG (3/27) payments to minority advocacy groups Media Bureau objected to those WHIT & WWOM /Madison. McKenna DIAL POSITION: 1340 kHz; 104.9 Norfolk; WNOR to WKLR (5/5) has been okayed by the FCC, clearing payments as unwarranted, and the par- said he's looking to buy additional sta- MHz; 1550 kHz; 103.1 MHz Phoenix; KONC to KAMJ (3/31) the way for the sale of WHAT & tions in the Washington-Maryland- Pueblo, KRYT (new station) ties subsequently removed them from POWER: 1 kw; 3 kw at 300 ft; 5 kw CO; WWDB /Philadelphia. The Commission the formal agreement. The Commission Pennsylvania region. days; 3 kw at 300 ft. San Angelo, TX; KGLB to KELI (3/28) approved the settlement pact and accepted that change, noting that Cap Cities /ABC's other radio proper- FORMAT: All are Urban Contemporary Washington WCXR to WCPT (request- renewed the stations' licenses, but NewSystems will "consider making ties are WABC & WPLJINew York, BROKER: Avpro ed) said the sales must still be approved by donations" which "over a period of the Mass Media Bureau years, may equal or exceed the Under the agreement, Banks Broad- amount of the disputed payments." casting will sell WHAT to Main Line One key to the FCC's approval of the Communications for $625,000 while entire deal was the death of the co -owned Independence Broadcast- combo's owner last September. Said ing sells WWWB to Ragan Henry's the Commission, "We agree with the NewSystems for $5.985.000. A third parties that the death of Dolly Banks party, American Minority Corn - Shapiro obviates the need for further munications, receives $200,000 inquiry into the basic qualifications of from NewSystems for dismissing its the licensees here." competing applications for both sta- tions. The combo's renewals and proposed sales have been held up for years by a GE Takeover series of legal actions alleging EEO and other minority hiring problems at the Of NBC stations. The renewals were also designated for hearing on charges that Challenged WHAT sermons aided an illegal Wilbert Tatum, numbers game. publisher of the Amsterdam News in New York The initial settlement pact called for City, has filed a petition asking the FCC payments by NewSystems of over to schedule a full evidentiary hearing into $860,000 to various groups, including whether General Electric's $6 billion Frank Boyle a quarter- million dollars for the National takeover of RCA is in the public in- terest. 4 EXCELLENT REASONS TO TRUST Among other grounds, Tatum cited ongoing investigations by federal au- YOUR PROPERTIES TO THE NEWEST Hunter thorities of possible payola in the radio BROKER ON THE BLOCK. Continued from Page 3 and record industries that might involve RCA's NBC radio station unit and RCA Mahon will do an excellent job. Records. He also said GE has commit- 1. We've been traveling to 40 -45 cities a year for the I Meanwhile, intend to put my ex- ted improprieties in its role as a past 25 years, working and talking to the key "movers perience, including management defense contractor. and shakers" in the radio business. They know us stints at KYA /San Francisco, and trust us. WOAI /San Antonio, and WLW /Cin- cinnati, to work for myself. Financ- Lawson 2. We'll market your properties to Only the most qualified ing opportunities have never been Continued from Page 3 and the time for is folks. Folks who will meet you face -to -face. better action Beatles, and Steely Dan with some now." new music you won't hear any- 3. We'll guarantee fast action. That means we'll get the where else. I was 90% sure of my deal done in 36 hours, or less. McMahon most recently ran his decision; when I saw recent Birch own consultantcies, AM Strategies, figures from San Antonio (KESI 4. We'll guarantee satisfaction because we have to. Ltd. and EARS Strategies and Im- ranked first in 25-54 men and se- We're new and we're hungry. plementations. Earlier he was cond with 25-54 adults), my interest VP /GM at KIRO /Seattle for three went to 110%." So list with us, the hungry brokers. Call us today. years and President /GM at KSDO Describing the format as "al- & KEZL /San Diego. He comment- bum- oriented adult contempor- Frank Boyle Co. ed, "SRO has changed its strategy ary," Lawson said, "Now we've over the last year, going from a got the tools to do it. Because of the 55 Old Field Point Road, Greenwich, CT, 06830 203 -869 -4433 small Northwest company to one signal problems in Baltimore, that's going to be a major player. where a large portion of the metro Now we have to digest our acquisi- couldn't receive the station, it tions and then, it's hoped, acquire wasn't really a full- fledged com- some more." petitive situation." 12 /R &R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986 PUTTING BUYERS AND SELLERS TOGETHER FOR 32 YEARS. 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MW Metro AM $10,000K Cash Ray Stanfield (818) 366 -2554 TX Metro AM/FM 5750K SOLD Bill Whitley (214) 680 -2807 AR Metro TV 5620K SOLD Brian Cobb (202) 822 -8913 RocMt/MW Group 5500K Terms David LaFrance (303) 234 -0405 GA Medium AM/FM 5000K SOLD Charles Giddens (202) 822 -8913 SC Metro FM 2500K Cash Mitt Mounts (202) 822-8913 VA Metro FM 2200K Terms Mitt Younts (202) 822-8913 NV Metro FM 2100K SOLD Elliot Evers (415) 495 -3516 Plains Metro AM/FM 2000K Terms Peter Stromquist (818) 366 -2554 Rky Mts. Major AM/FM 2000K $500K Greg Merrill (801) 753 -8090 CO Medium FM 1900K Cash Elliot Evers (415) 495 -3516 FL Medium AM/FM 1700K SOLD Randy Jeffery (305) 295 -2572 LA Metro AM/FM 1700K SOLD Ernie Pearce (404) 998 -1100 IN Metro AM/FM 1700K SOLD' Charles Giddens (202) 822 -8913 TX Metro FM 1625K $350K Bill Whitley (214) 680 -2807 MS Metro AM /FM 1500K Terms Mitt Younts (202) 822 -8913 ME Small AM/FM 1400K Cash Ron Hickman (401) 423 -1271 CA Metro FM 1250K $400K Jim Mergen (818) 366 -2554 NB Medium AM/FM 1100K $300K Bill Lytle (816) 941 -3733 WY Medium AM/FM 1100K $175K David LaFrance (303) 234 -0405 CA Small AM/FM 1100K $150K Elliot Evers (415) 495 -3516 ID Metro AM/FM 1000K $333K Peter Stromquist (818) 366 -2554 FL Medium AM/FM 975K SOLD Randy Jeffery (305) 295 -2572 ME Small AM/FM 800K Terms Ron Hickman (401) 423 -1271 Rky. Mts. Metro AM/FM 795K $100K Greg Merrill (801) 753 -8090 NY Small FM 750K Terms Ron Hickman (401) 423 -1271 IL Medium AM 700K SOLD Ernie Pearce (404) 998 -1100 Islands Medium FM 675K $75K Randy Jeffery (305) 295 -2572 PA Small AM 575K SOLD Warren Gregory (203) 364 -5659 KY Small AM/FM 535K $165K Ernie Pearce (404) 998-1100 NB Medium FM 500K $100K Bill Lytle (816) 941 -3733 NB Small FM 500K Terms Bill Lytle (816) 941 -3733 NY Small AM/FM 500K Cash Randy Jeffery (305) 295 -2572 OK Small FM 425K SOLD' Bill Whitley (214) 680 -2807 TX Small AM/FM 450K SOLD' Bill Whitley (214) 680 -2807 ME Small AM/FM 450K Terms Ron Hickman (401) 423 -1271 WY Small AM 450K $75K David LaFrance (303) 234 -0405 NC Small AM 360K $90K Mitt Younts (202) 822 -8913 UT Metro AM 325K $100K Greg Merrill (801) 753 -8090 See us at the NAB in Loews -Anatole Suite 923 Atrium

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PUBLIC FILE UNAVAILABLE WXTR Fined $10,000 For Misplaced Studios

The Dalton Group's WXTR -AM & FM /Washington (La Plata, MD) have been fined $10,000 by the FCC's Mass Media Bureau for violating the Commission rule requiring a station's main studio to be physically located in its com- munity of license. The Oldies combo was also cited found the Marlow Heights studio in for failing to make its public file use six and a half days a week. readily available for public mspec- Johnson wrote. "At least since Ap- bon. ril 17. 1985 the vast majority of all In a letter to WXTR President/ the stations' programming, in- GM Bill Dalton, acting Macs Media cluding local newscasts and weath- Bureau Chief Bill Johnson said his er reports. has originated from the staff last November investigated Marlow Heights studio.' the station's La Plata main studio, Johnson charged that the move as well as a studio it maintains 30 was made "without first obtaining miles away in Marlow Heights. Commission consent." MD. Public File "It appears that both stations are In Office being operated in violation of the "Unoccupied" Commission's main studio and pro- The public file violation was add- gram origination rules," Johnson ed to the charges because WXTR CHAIRMEN GATHER - NAB Chairman Ted Snider (far right) last week brought five of his predecessors together in concluded. houses its file in La Plata, where Washington to discuss the association's future. One of the strongest recommendations to come from the meeting was the studio "normally remains lock- that NAB should resume holding regional conferences. Past chairmen shown with Snider are (left to right) Eddie 51% Rule Violated ed and unoccupied Monday Fritts, NAB President; Dick Chapin, DKM Broadcasting. Andy Ockershausen, formerly of WMAL'Washington; Gert FCC rules require that at least through Saturday, for a period Schmidt. Harte- Hanks: and Don Thurston, Berkshire Broadcasting. 51% of a station's non -network pro- most members of the public would gramming originate from its main consider 'regular business studio or elsewhere within its com- hours,' " Johnson explained. munity of license. But the FCC WXTR has the right to challenge found that WXTR used its main the fine. It was given 30 days to "SORRY MESS" DECRIED studio only eight hours a week. submit "evidence of or proposals Meanwhile, FCC investigators for corrective action." FCC Judge Denies WJRL Renewal

An extremely rare denial of a radio station license re- Judge Miller noted that Williams newal application has been issued by an FCC law judge in is now seriously ill with cancer, NEWS BRIEFS the case of WJRL /Calhoun City, MS. Judge Walter Miller and only wishes to have his licenses renewed so he can sell his stations. called owner Jesse Williams a "dishonest and unreliable" "We can only hope that he'll live up person who doesn't belong in broadcasting. NAB Asks FCC correspondence. WKQV was fined to his promise." Miller said in re- $4000 and WKQV $7750, for a total At the same time, Miller said he newing WCSA as "atonement" for To Halt forfeiture of $11,750 for the combo. only renewed the license of co-own- character by drawing up a phony FCC bungling of the case. "There Translator Abuses Meanwhile. WRCS & WODKIRich- ed WCSA /Ripley, MS to compen- set of issues and publishing them in is no need in the broadcast business mond, VA have been slapped with a sate Williams for what he called in- for licensees of Williams's ilk." Charging that FM translators are be- the local newspaper," said Judge $3000 fine by the bureau for failing to excusable "misfeasance" by the ing abused by offering "excessive and Miller. He accused Williams of en- maintain operational equipment. fully in- FCC staff in letting the case sit un- unfair competition" to full- service sta- gaging in "inexcusable gutter tac- Dishonest and struct transmitter operators. and con- touched for a decade, and failing to tions, NAB this week petitioned the tics." Unreliable duct weekly EBS tests. order a dark station back on the FCC to tighten up its rules so that Further, he slammed Williams In other action, the full Commission air. translators would: for "unjustifiably" taking the sta- Miller refused to extend the li- has upheld a steep $20.000 fine hand- tions off the air for a period of cense of WJRL, however, saying ed last April to KXRO/Trumann, AR for years, even though he could afford Not be allowed for profit- making "Williams and the undergoing a series of transfers of con- is ventures to operate both. WJRL still dark. trol without FCC approval. The station have must "There is no Have stricter technical standards Commission Miller said the FCC staff argued the fine will put it out of busi- share blame for failing to simply Be limited in areas with an ade- combined to deprive the need in the broadcast ness. But the Commission countered broad- quate number of primary radio signals order Williams to resume that KXRQ failed to supply current pro- listening public." Not be used as relay stations casting. business for fit and loss statements, as requested. Be permitted to rebroadcast AM suppyling only a statement of account licensees of stations. that the FCC deemed "inadequate." Judge Miller's criticisms con- FCC Staff Williams's tained some of the harshest denun- NAB noted that translators are de- Inaction Hammered ilk." signed to help FM stations fill in weak ciations in recent memory of both a radio broadcaster and the FCC spots in their coverage. But the associ- Other Key "Williams and the Commission staff. ation said. The lack of clear. compre- Developments: have combined to deprive the lis- that, after winning back WCSA, hensive, and enforced rules has allow- tening public in the Ripley, MS "Williams is fresh out of equities." The action grew out of a nasty ed FM translators to grow virtually area of an AM service over a two- Miller wrote, "He now stands be- - fight between Williams and his unrestrained into a service which, in The FCC this week (4 3) will year period," Miller charged. He fore us as: one who has misrepre- - former salesman, Kerry Hill, over many instances, is a far cry from what it receive a long -awaited report from its said the FCC's failure to resolve sented facts to the Commission: a new FM station Hill sought to was created to be." Mass Media Bureau on the overall state the character issues hanging over one who has authored and publish- have licensed to Ripley. Williams of the AM band and what might be Williams for a decade amounted to ed false hearing issues: one who filed a competing application that done to lift its sagging fortunes "misfeasance," adding, "To sit on has continuously abused Commis- Miller described as a "no- Judge such issues for ten years is totally sion processes; and one who took win" effort because Williams WDVL & WKQV Robert McFarlane, PresidentRea - indefensible." WJRL off the air for the flimsiest of knew his ownership of WCSA in the gan's former National Security Advisor, reasons." Fined $11,750 same community would virtually has joined National Public Radio as a In still other charges against The FCC disqualify him from consideration. Mass Media Bureau has regular commentator on "Morning Edi- Williams, the judge found that he Miller concluded, "Williams has landed hart on WDVL & WKOVIVine- tion submitted ascertainment data so not only shown that he is dishonest land, NJ for violations of 17 different false as to be "ludicrous." One per- and unreliable, he hasn't even Commission rules, including those Former FCC Commissioner Rob- "Gutter Tactics" Hit son supposedly interviewed had shown an interest in the Calhoun dealing with directional antennas, ert E. Lee has joined the board of "While this was going on, Wil- been committed to a mental in- listening public. It would be exces- files, public and responding to FCC United Broadcasting. liams attempted to attack Hill's stitution five months earlier. sive to grant the WJRL renewal." 14/118R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1 986 Get your hands on 1. The Predictor "!

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But with the extra hassle required to remove the Lockaset One of the previous problems with without damaging the unit, While the television medium con- who's going to bother? car rental companies and cellular tinues to campaign for 15- second The Lockaset comes in two models: for front phones was that while 75% of one -loading cassette spots, an Interep- conducted analysis players, the other for side -loading units. However, Budget's luxury models (featuring built- the device cannot be- of national radio spots shows that used in cassette players that feature motor -driven, in cellular phones) were being rented, power- loading, and 60-second spots are not only the pre- eject systems. This clever anti-theft device less than 40% of the customers were comes with two long-handled ferred length for radio but have also be- keys (one's a spare), a large plastic warning using the phones. Therefore, Budget tag, and a window sticker. come more popular over the past six TOP 20 It's available from the Belmont, MS -based contends the main advantage in renting Markline cátalog at years. As reported by the Radio Ad- 1-800.482 -4005. the portable phones is that they can be CONCERT PULSE used in any car the customer wants. vertising Bureau, the Interep study found that 80% of 1985's national ra- dio spots ran 60 seconds in length, up LW TW ARTIST from 75% in 1980. Thé figures were the result of Interep analyzing between Office Colors: Green Is Hot 1 1 ZZ TOP 20,000 and 30,000 national con- 4 2 RUSH The color purple's reign is over. Col- fect of old -world class instead of high - ment for humans." tracts. 3 3 KENNY ROGERS or the truly modem office green. Ac- tech, noveau flash. Along with all the hue 'n' cry over "Radio is offering (advertisers) four 5 4 ALABAMA cording to Welton Becket Associates, Quoted in USA Today, Becket Direc- what color to paint the workplace walls, times that (the length of a 15- second 6 5 PAT BENATAR a Santa Monica, CA -based building and tor Bill Scott claims that "We're all sur- other decidedly outre modes of interior TV spot) to present, develop, and ex- 5 6 JOHN C. MELLENCAMP design firm, the number one color of rounded by CRTs and VDTs. A clean office decor are "post -modernism." tend commerical messages at competi- 7 7 AEROSMITH preference for office interiors is "bottle space may be right for machines, but USA Today explains "buildings that re- tive prices," notes RAB VP /Marketing 9 8 LOVERBOY green," as executives strain for an ef- it's not necessarily the right environ- semble cake decorations are out; less - Information Ken Costa. "Savvy market- 8 9 HEART excessive structures are in." "Wall-to- ers understand that 15- second video 11 10 RAIT wall carpeting," has given way to more billboards can't really have the impact 10 11 HANK WILLIAMS JR. downhome "area rugs." to move merchandise. Radio - which 12 12 WILLIE NELSON The most likely place Chrome is also out, as brass makes a now offers the longer time segment - 13 13 DAVID COPPERFIELD comeback. (You were wondering what can achieve recall, impact, and price - 14 AMY GRANT to find metal goes with bottle green.) The time efficiencies without excessive clutter." 16 15 KISS for tinted glass has passed as well, as 17 16 TWISTED SISTER peering through the clear is in. Finally, 18 17 THOMPSON TWINS spartan entrance halls are definitely de- 14 18 DIO classe, as lavish lobbies are all the Sea Of Tunes 20 19 NIGHT RANGER rage. - 20 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN "We're seeing a return to spending OI' King Neptune has been responsi- ROLLYE extra money on high -quality things that ble for some high C's in San Francisco The CONCERT PULSE is a weekly show," explains Scott. Meanwhile, lately. Using an instrument called the computerized report ranking each artist by noted stylist Oscar Wilde offers anoth- "Wave Organ," the axe's inventor, lo- their average box office gross reponed per venue. Courtesy of POLLSTAR. a publication is er, more pointed analysis: "Fashion is cal artist Peter Richards, transforms -Line of Promoters' On Listings. (800) 344- so ugly it has to be changed every 15 the ebb and flow of the tides into elec- 7383. or ,n California, (2091224.2831.

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Britt joined the company in Oc- he glogged five years as an Ac- ver, joins McGavren Guild/Denver Margaret Walsh, former Sales tober as Director of Engineering; count Executive with neighboring as Regional Radio Specialist. Representative at Dale Carnegie/ his 18 years' engineering experi- WABC. San Francisco, joins KGO /San ence includes posts with WOLO- Andrea Simon, former AE at KLIF KPLX/Dallas, Francisco as AE. TVIColumbia, SC and WAXA -TVI & joins McGav- ren Anderson, SC. Guild Radio /Dallas as AE/Re- Al Black, former National Sales search Manager. Manager WXJY /Osterville, joins FM Promotions Bows Sirabian Segues Robert Ryals, formerly with WCIB/Falmouth, MA as AE. Fresno is the home of a new en- To PolyGram D'Arcy, Masius. Benton, & Bowles/ Meg Gray, formerly with tertainment service, production Karen Sirabian has joined Poly - Atlanta, joins Arbitron Ratings/At- WBSM /New Bedford, joins WCIB /- and marketing company, FM Pro- Gram Records as Manager /Bene- lentil as AE. 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Both men fill Robin Villa, former AE at -_ Asst. at KCOP Buffalo (716) 337 -3165 vacancies that resulted from radio Diane Gilmour -TV /Los Angeles, KPWR/Los Angeles, joins KKHR/ joins KFWB/Los Randy Miller -Mornings ZZB91 mergers and acquisitions. Angeles as AE. Los Angeles as AE. Horace Burrell has been pro- Kansas City (913) 631 -2752 Billie Parrott, former Local moted to Associate Director of Stuart Heifetz, formerly with Jay Mitchell- Nights WTAEI Sales Manager at KEGIJDallas, Media Relations at Atlantic Rec- WIBA/Madison, joins Katz Radio Pittsburgh (412) 941 -1161 joins KLIF & KPLX/Dallas as AE. Capitol /EMI America) ords. He's a 15 -year label veteran Group Sports/New York as AE. 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No, Z100 /NEW YORK is not taking its delisting from the ARBITRON winter sweep It's April, You Fool! (R &R 3 -21) lying down. VP /GM DEAN THACKER declared, "WHTZ is outraged. The Radio's merry pranksters got an early contention that two off-the -cuff and obviously start this year. Unfortunately, ZZ99 humorous 15-second remarks could cause, (KZZC) /KANSAS CITY morning man or were intended to cause, ratings distortion RANDY MILLER's bit cost him his job. is absurd. Moreover, Arbitron apparently has On March 31, he announced a BOB violated its own procedures by bowing to the SEGER concert to benefit the homeless pressure from WHTZ's competitors instead of future farmers of America, stating where reaching the decision independently. WHTZ the $5 tix could be purchased. Many has retained the law firm of KAYE, local farmers didn't think the joke was SCHOLER, FIERMAN, HAYS, & HANDLER to funny, and PD TODD CHASE stood his fully investigate this matter and advise on ground against a crowd of over 60 what legal options are available." angry listeners, prompting support from police while Randy was escorted out Are Meanwhile, BIRCH also received a the back of the station. "We've had at complaint from rival WPLJ on the situation, least five similar instances where Randy but the ratings firm does not consider Z100's didn't follow company policy regarding activities to have been ratings distortion. his on -air content," said Todd. But Devouring Randy told R &R, "Todd told me, 'We The man who allegedly murdered consultant BOBBY HATTRIK (R &R 2 -7) has should do something like this every day. been arrested and confessed to the crime. If What a great way to kick off the book.' Radio With convicted, STEVEN FERNDO, 18, faces up Then things got ugly, and I was fired. to 50 years without parole for first -degree I've got a two -year, no -cut deal with 14 murder and 20 more for second -degree months to go, so this ain't over yet!" arson. The St. Louis homicide division Afternoon man TOM KENNEDY has 'JOHNNY described Ferndo as a street kid who turned taken over until a permanent homosexual favors. A detective told ST that replacement is found. a fight between Ferndo and Bobby Other quick bits: WMJQ /ROCHESTER precipitated the stabbing and the ensuing fire sent CHR rival 98PXY a tear -sheet of a COME HOME" the same night. Police tracked down Ferndo dummy newspaper ad announcing "Lin at his home after he had bragged about the Broadcasting's debut of Rochester's killing to some friends. only Beautiful Music station, WMJQ, to be consulted by BONNEVILLE," with a A Is RCAIARIOLA chief ELLIOT GOLDMAN Hit Around The World April 2 launch date ... WHJY/ planning executive changes? No official PROVIDENCE morning team CAROLYN comment, but one confirmed new FOX & GLENN STEWART jammed up And Now America Is appointment is that of TOM McINTYRE as the switchboard when they announced VP /CFO. He returns to the record division that the city was closed for the day and after a tour of duty at NBC, replacing HENRY Being Swallowed Whole. that people could stay home from work KANEGSBERG, who's moving back to .. . . . WAQY /SPRINGFIELD, MA NBC. conducted a bogus LED ZEPPELIN RCA's beefing up its ranks, adding interview that inspired gullible fans to ATLANTIC's LISA VELASQUEZ, who'll assist show up at the station for autographs Director /National Promotion MIKE BECCE as ... WHTFIYORK's morning team Nipper's National Singles Manager. Also look stayed on the air for 18 hours when the

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Continued from Page 20 At a Big Apple bash Monday (4 -7), Legendary WNAPIINDIANAPOLIS is no ATLANTIC Chairman AHMET ERTEGUN, BMI longer. Its new calls are WEAG (Eagle ?), and President ED CRAMER, and SONGWRITERS while the station is playing continuous CHR GUILD President GEORGE DAVID WEISS will hits (no talk), look for changes shortly. PD be honored by the NY Board of Trade for JOHN WETHERBEE is out, but is still on the services to the music industry and to the payroll until he finds a new job. VP /GM ROY city's "economic welfare." Venue is the COOPER's lips are zipped about the new Pierre, MC is ROBERT KLEIN, and the direction. COUNT BASIE ORCHESTRA will rock the house. Advance congrats to former ARISTA staffer JEFF LAUFER, who's joining Yet another morning drive change in KZPS CHRYSALIS as West Coast Album Promotion Dallas, where CHRs KEGL, KTKS, and Director. have revamped their wakeup shows recently. AOR KZEW is bringing in AOR vet STEVEN Attention, yachting enthusiasts! The "MV CLEAN Monday (4 -7), and the station's Communicator," better known as pirate making eight-year morning man JOHN pontoon LASER 558, is being auctioned off LABELLA's exit a farewell party broadcast by the British government April 8. Former PD live from a club, replete with a 20 -piece TOMMY RIVERS has joined KSTP orchestra performing "Stairway To Heaven." (AM)/MINNEAPOLIS as weekend /swing going-away gifts from listeners, and newscaster, so at least some of the testimonials from other Dallas morning talent. experience gained on the ship is knot all for And in the "you never know who you naut. might be working for someday" dept., Clean The D.I.R.IHBO "Comic Relief" simulcast is being reunited with a guy who was his matter for stations like was no laughing intern at WCOZ in '79 - KZEW PD Rob WNEW- FMINEW YORK, WMMRIPHILLY, and Barnett. KZEW/DALLAS that opted to pull the plug Meanwhile, KZEW ND JOHN RODY has early because of obscenities by WHOOP! organized the HANDS ACROSS TEXAS GOLDBERG and GEORGE CARLIN. KZEW's RADIO NETWORK for Texas stations to trade When It Feels catching heavy heat from decision has been reports on what's going on in their area. the local press and some listeners. PD ROB There's no fee or charge; call John at (214) BARNETT calls the controversy a "mockery This 977 -6437. Good, for in first place," of the reason the show the and to cool things down, he's asked for Our condolences to the family and friends permission to rebroadcast the audio sans of WQMGIGREENSBORO partner /GM REESE Once Is Not POAG, who away from a heart attack obscenities. "We want to get the garbage passed behind us and bring the cause back up last Tuesday (3 -25). Reese was only 35. front," says Barnett. Enough. Why was WXRK/NEW YORK morning Looking for a Talk station PD gig? Contact man HOWARD STERN, 40 minutes from "Feel It SANDUSKY Corp. PD JEFF SATTLER about airtime, prevented from doing the second of Again" KNUS /DENVER, where Managing Editor two scheduled,shows from London's Hard By Honeymoon Suite CRAIG KUHL has exited. Rock Cafe March 26? Apparently, the Hard Rock remembered its exclusive arrangement From Their Word is that Cleveland may soon get an with NBC's SOURCE network for live Album AOR outlet. WSKSICINCINNATI PD MARTY broadcasts. Howard quickly moved to a BENDER is reportedly headed there to recording studio, missing only ten minutes, The Big Prize become MD for the mystery station. and blasted PD CHARLIE KENDALL and Ops. Dir. /PM driver SCOTT MUNI of rival WNEW- Buffalo, which hasn't had an AOR since FM, accusing them of sabotaging his '84, will have one shortly. After a lengthy broadcast ('NEW -FM has done numerous delay, the FCC has approved DEVINE shows from New York's Hard Rock). COMMUNICATIONS' purchase of MOR To heck with five -year contracts: Scott WUWU, which will become WBER under the Muni has inked what 'NEW -FM is calling a guidance of BURKHARTIABRAMS by the end "lifetime agreement." "The Professor" has of this month. been with the station since it switched to This Week's Summary: rock in 1967. VP /GM MIKE KAKOYIANNIS WCCC -AM & FM /HARTFORD PD DAVID says, "This personal contract reflects Scott's GROSSMAN is resigning April 18. having unique status with 'NEW -FM and the rock 'n' CHR BREAKERS "taken the stations as far as he could." David roll community." will announce his future plans shortly. Cheers to WB National Promotion Is it true that RON ALEXENBURG is Director STU COHEN and his lovely bride Chart Debut consulting POLYGRAM on its day -to -day VERA, who are honeymooning in Mexico operations? You betcha! after their March 27 nuptials.

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JHAN HIBER Distortion Delisting: Where's The Consistency?

Arbitron's recent decision to delist (remove from the stance was needed; hence, the de- The lesson seemed clear Stay results showing them down. The ratings book and computer tapes)WHTZ (Z100) /New York listing policy. away from anything that could duo then used their on-air forum is a heavy one, so important there should be precedent and Keep in mind the key concern confuse diarykeepers into record- for several days - even after being contacted by the Chicago Arbitron consistency established to make the judgment. here. Arbitron did not want, and ing something other than their ac- does not want, stations to engage in tual listening. Especially stay office - to discuss Arbitron and di- is important in two Consistency ratings distortion. Essentially, the activities (on -air or external) that away from having the campaign aries, and lament how their listen- ways. First, stations can glean memo announced for the first time could cause diarykeepers to record be more than a random on -air re- ers probably didn't have time to fill from past actions taken by Arbi- that Arbitron would delist (re- other than the person's actual mark. A planned multimedia effort in the booklets. The plea "Please tron what might be considered move) stations which in the Special listening. was a red flag. don't put us through this (the soft ratings distortion so they can try to Station Activity Committee judg- The WLW Case spring numbers) again" was cited avoid this calamity. Consistency by some as ratings distortion. In ment had engaged in activities 1978: KUPD Is First to verify this also is in Arbitron's best interest, in Arbitron seemed essence it seemed the personalities designed to distort the numbers. went when it received com- that for a policy to be respected as After the Shaker letter to all reading were asking their loyal followers to Most crucial was Arbitron's con- stations (not just Arbitran sub- plaints against WLW /Cincinnati in fair it must be applied evenly, lest hype their diary entries so Steve cern that stations somehow scribers) we Arbitron didn't the fall '83 sweep. The case revolv- subscriber cynicism and disre- at and Garry wouldn't have to suffer mislead or confuse diarykeepers have to wait long to see if a station on -air spect cause the policy to be viewed ed around two brief through another down book. into recording "listening" in their would test the policy. with a jaundiced eye. references to Arbitron, diaries, and Arbitron's action here? The diaries that was not actually done. The spring 1978 sweep brought the fact the sweep was in pro- This week and next I'll review that mildest of handslaps. Even though The genesis for this policy complaints against KUPD /Phoe- -PD (now VP) Arbitron's rating distortion policy. gress. Then /morn- the WLS personalities had discuss- manifesto? In the spring 1977 done? his We'll go from the genesis of this ap- nix. What had the station ing man Randy Michaels and ed in detail the survey workings sweep (then just four weeks long) a both and the im- proach in 1977 to its latest applica- Over many days, on -air sidekick twice joked about and implicitly asked for their lis- spate of "checkbook" promotions a pro- the books. According to tion. I contend that the ratings externally, KUPD had run portance of teners to help them, Arbitran didn't cropped up, urged on by certain motion we felt could confuse diary- Michaels, the included "If leader's use of force is at best in- remarks even go as far as in the WLW case. programming consultants. The key keepers much as the checkbook you get one of those diaries put us consistent. I'll then pose some sug- A note in the front of the book was ingredient in the checkbook promo: might have. KUPD sup- If you go out of town gestions for what I feel is a better promotion on every page. the only punishment. dons was that you "take anything plied its version of the incidents, but have your dog fill it in," and "Write approach. The lack of action here surpris- and make it your W_ check- we'll send you it was removed from that spring us down all day - ed, confused, and disappointed Twin Perspectives book." The point was to write down Phoenix report. Legal action taken money in the mail." many. While there was no other As luck or fate would have it, my the station's call letters as many While these comments seem to by the station to prevent the medium used to promote Steve and perspective on this issue is a spe- times as you could. If the station some to complain to removal was ineffective. In looking have caused Garry's cause, the detailed discus- cial one. In 1977 when then -Arbi- personnel came up to you, you got Arbitron, the ratings firm did not at both sides of the issue, it seemed sions over several days that involv- tron President (now Chairman) a certain cash payoff for every to those of us on the delist WLW. While the tone of the committee that ed several personnel were constru- Ted Shaker issued the first an- time you had the calls written in was warranted. comments could have confused di- delisting ed by many to warrant stronger nouncement on ratings distortion your "checkbook." first key in Ar- arykeepers (the penalty. policies I was its Manager /Syndi- As you might imagine, we at Ar- bitron's policy), they were judged cated Radio Market Reports (in bitron were concerned that this Subsequent Delistings by Arbitron to be "characterized Now Z100 charge of issuance of the regular event might cause diarykeepers to Since that first delisting in 1978 as spontaneous and humorous," ratings books). As such I sat on the think their booklets could be consid- there have been removals in Pitts- and also were not spread in any We'll look next at the WHTZ ease In Febru- Special Station Activity Commit- ered a "checkbook." The catch was burgh, Tulsa, and Portland, OR, other media. Thus, the offense was What was its offense? the tee, the body that consists of Ar- the reference to "anything." This among others. There haven't been not ongoing or promoted elsewhere ary 17 complaint letter from Arbi- many delists, probably because tron two verbatims were cited. bitron people in Maryland and New could possibly be construed by di- (an apparent tenet of Arbitron's few stations want to suffer the eco- The key reference by PD Scott York who confer on whether sta- arykeepers, or potential diary- policy). WLW was penalized by be- Z100 is tions have nm afoul of its station keepers, as the ability to use the nomic consequences of having no ing put below the other stations in Shannon was, "Radio WHTZ, write that down, please activity policies. diary as an entry (and possible numbers to sell with. the market reports, but was not write it And especially if More recently, I've been con- cash winner) in the station promo- But one apparent consistency delisted. The isolated, humorous, down. involved in a radio survey. sulting stations in matters relating tion. Thus, stations might benefit among the delists that stations and exaggerated nature of the you're go to school on, was (Ed. note: no specific reference to to research and marketing. One of from having more entries in the di- could that the remarks had, in Arbitron's judg- those clients is Z100. aries than the person's actual lis- offenses judged delistable were on- ment, mitigated the circumstance. Arbitron or Birch.) Tell them Given my involvement, let me tening might warrant. That infla- going and multimedia in nature. you're listening to us. Tell them all try looking at this case as objec- tion would lead to ratings distor- Besides on-air announcements that The WLS Case day long every day, you got 11,000 tively as possible. tion. (By the way, the stations us- covered more than one day and us- All seemed clear-cut until last people living there (laughter). And ing such promotions received mix- ually went on for several, there summer, when Arbitron received you all listen 24 hours a day, right." 1977: Ratings Distortion ed results in the numbers.) was often some sort of other medi- complaints against WLS /Chicago. Next week we'll explore what Is Born That spring, such promotions um used to spread the word. In the In this situation the station's after- happened as a result of this isolat- In May 1977 Ted Shaker issued and stations were flagged in the case of Portland, it was a mailer. noon team of Steve Dahl & Garry ed and exaggerated remark. Stay his first policy letter regarding books, but it was felt a stronger In Tulsa it was newspaper ads. Meier had seen the spring sweep tuned. INCREASE YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY You probably get requests for lots of great Order a few songs to fill out your library, or fast delivery of an entire format already oldies that your station doesn't have . 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FALL'85 i Arbitron Demographic Rankings Talking

Miami -Ft. Lauderdale WCJX Hits Top Of Teen Chart; WSHE Retains All Adult Leadership; WAXY Makes Major Gains In Adult Demos; WHYI Runner -up In Teens And Young Adult Demos

Sp Fa 12-17 Sp Fa 18-34 Sp Fa 18-49 Sp Fa 25-54 '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank

1 WCJX 1 1 - (CHR) WSHE 1 1 WSHE 1 1 WSHE 1 2 WHYI (CHR) 2 2 WHY! 2 2 WWI 8 2 WAXY 2 3 WINZ-FM (CHR) 7 3 WAXY (AC) 8 3 WAXY 3 3 WJOY 4 4 WEDR (B/U) 3 4 WHOT 14 4 WCMO-FM 12 4 WCMO-FM 3 5 WHOT (B/U) 5 5 WEDR 6 5 WEDR 4 5 WLYF 5 6 WSHE (AOR) 6 6 WLVE-(AC) 4 6 WHOT 5 6 WOBA (Span) 12 7 WKOS (Ctry) 21 7 WCMO-FM (Span) 5 7 WJOY (AC) 2 7 WHYI 9 8 WAIA (AC) 4 8 WINZ-FM 7 8 WLVE 7 8 WLVE 11 9 WOBA-FM (Span) 8 9 WAIA 10 9 WKOS 13 9 WKOS - 10 WTHM (Rel) 10 10 WMXJ )CHR) 3 10 WINZ-FM 9 10 WEDR

Nassau -Suffolk WBLI Now Leads In 18 -49 And 25 -54, Solid Second In Younger Demos; WHTZ Keeps Teen Crown, But Slips In Adults; WBAB Remains Leader Of 18 -34, Gains Older Adults; WNBC Runner -up Of 25 -54

Sp Fa 12-17 Sp Fa 18 -34 Sp Fa 18 -49 Sp Fa 25-54 '85 '85 Rank '85 85 Rank '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank

1 1 WHIZ (CHR) 1 1 WBAB 2 1 WBLI 1 1 WBLI 4 2 WBU (CHR) 4 2 WBU 4 2 WBAB 4 2 WNBC 6 3 WAPP (CHR) 6 3 WPU 3 3 WNBC 8 3 WALK -FM 3 4 WPU (CHR) 3 4 WHIZ 8 4 WALK -FM 5 4 WLTW 5 5 WRKS (B/U) 2 5 WHEW-FM 7 5 WPU 11 5 WBAB 2 6 WBAB (AOR) 5 6 WNBC (AC) 1 6 WHIZ 2 6 WHTZ 10 7 WALK -FM (AC) 12 7 WALK -FM 9 7 WLTW 3 7 WCBS-FM 8 8 WHEW -FM (AOR) 7 8 WLTW (AC) 6 8 WNEW-FM - 8 WNEW IBBnd) - 9 WXRK (AOR) 13 9 WRKS 5 9 WCBS-FM (Gold) 10 9 WPU 12 10 WBLS (B/U) 10 10 WYNY (AC) 11 10 WYNY 8 10 WRFM (B /EZ)

Pittsburgh WDVE Flies High With Young Adult Demos; KDKA Still Older Adult Champ, Makes Gains in Younger Demos: WBZZ First Choice Of Teens, Second Choice Of Young Adults; WAMO Gains Strongly In Adults

Sp Fa 12-17 Sp Fa 18-34 Sp Fa 18-49 Sp Fa 25-54 '85 '85 Rank '85 85 Rank '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank 1 WBZZ (CHR) 1 1 WOVE 1 1 WDVE 1 1 KDKA 2 2 WDVE (AOR) 2 2 WBZZ 2 2 WBZZ 3 2 WWSW 3 3 WAMO-FM (B/U) 5 3 WAMO-FM (B/U) 3 3 WWSW 2 3 WBZZ 4 4 WYDD (AOR) 4 4 WWSW 6 4 WAMO-FM (B/U) 11 4 WAMO-FM (B/U) 5 5 WHTX (CHR) 3 5 WHTX 4 5 KDKA 7 5 WHTX 7 6 KDKA (AC) 7 6 WHYW 5 6 WHTX 5 6 WDVE 6 7 WWSW (AC) 9 7 KDKA 7 7 WSSH 4 7 WSSH 8 WLSW (AC) 6 8 WYDD 9 8 WTAE 6 8 WTAE 12 9 WWCL(AC) 8 9 WPNT 8 9 WHYW 12 9 WEEP (Ctry) 19 10 WDSY (Ctry) 11 10 WDSY 10 10 WPNT 9 10 WPNT

Atlanta "Once in a Lifetime WOXI -FM New Champ Of Older Adult Demos, Slips In 18 -34: WZGC Remains Teen From the motion picture Leader, Goes Down In Adult Demos; WKLS -FM New 18 -34 Leader, Makes Other Gains; WVEE Down In All Demos Down And Out In Beverly Hills

Sun1 Fa 12-17 Sum Fa 18-34 Sum Fa 18-49 Sum Fa 25-54 SIRE '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank '85 '85 Rank c I4Hf Hire Records 1 1 WZGC 1 (CHR) 4 WKLS-FM 2 1 WOXI-FM 2 1 WOXI-FM 3 2 WKLS-FM (AOR) 1 2 WOXI-FM 5 2 WKLSFM - 1 2 WVEE 2 3 WVEE (B/U) , 2 3 V/VEE 1 3 WVEE 9 3 WKLS-FM 4 WBUS (B/U) - 3 4 WZGC 3 4 WZGC 3 4 WKHX WHIT a WPST on 7 5 WYAY (Clry) 5 5 WSB-FM 4 5 WKHX 8 5 WPCH KOZE d-34 KEGL a WROQ a 5 8 WOXI-FM (CHR) 7 6 WFOX 8 6 WPCH (AC) 4 6 WZGC OK95 39-33 4 7 Y108 a 94Z WKHX (Chy) 6 7 WKHX 7 WFOX 8 7 WSB on 10 KKRZ 8 WFOX (AC) 5 8 WSB-FM F i WSB-FM 7 8 WFOX on WKZL on- 6 MJK nn 9 W'IG0 (B'U) -. 9 bVAW,'. (AC;- 11, 9 WyAY 5 9 WSE; FA" } LIÙ4 d-i1 6 10 WS6-FM (AC) 12 10 i i 10 ,) 14'^-,Eì , WAOK (AC, 10 VO Pr }PLUS WISSL 1 ìCLTBE d-33 KC MQ R&R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986/27 NETWORKS /PROGRAM SUPPLIER NBC Soups REED BUNZEL Up Oldies GETTING IT ON Midday WNBC /New York (and longtime TV) person- ality Soupy Sales is slated to debut his new weekly oldies program this weekend (4/5-6) through NBC Radio Enter- tainment. "Soupy Sales' Moldy Oldies" will feature select- The Fine Art ed cuts from the 1950s through the mid -'70s, combined with such pop memorabilia as old television themes, vintage commercials and news actualities, and Soupy's legendary pie -in- the -face comedy routines. Of Solicitation NBC Radio Entertainment Vice radio - and there's no heavy lift- President /General Manager Wil- It is written (somewhere) that every great journey be- age of 25-50 tapes per week, while lard Lochridge comments, "Lis- Soupy Sales first gained national gins with a single step. It is also written (here, at least) NSBA (Nationally Syndicated teners in the bulge of the baby prominence on his Friday night that in radio every great program begins with a single con- Broadcast Alliance) President Jeff boom have been laughing at Soupy ABC television program by throw- Leve reports that he gets only one cept. Every person in radio has a great idea or two or five - and loving him - for the past 25 ing a pie at Frank Sinatra, and ad- or two. Still, whatever the number, years. His enduring wit, combined mits to receiving over 19,000 him- that will be the next megabucks blockbuster. All they need they all eventually get a pair of the with everybody's favorite blasts self. He recorded several novelty are bucks, finesse, and resources to get it on the air; trained ears listening to them. As from the past, will make for a ter- records, and was a regular on such the rest is showbiz history. NBC's Source Director /Program- rific chunk of weekly, fun -filled weekly TV programs as "What's This is where networks and syn- ming Frank Cody explains, "I nostalgia." My Line." He later toured with his dicators come in. All those great would be stupid if I didn't examine Sales told R&R, "This is perfect own nightclub act as he continued every possible idea that I got in my countdowns, concerts, artist pro- for me - I'm one of the moldiest, his work in radio and television. office. You know when files, and theme shows bouncing off never some- oldiest people around. There's "Moldy Oldies" will be co-hosted the satellite have to come from a one is going to come up with a real- nothing like this on the air today. It by Sales' WNBC sidekick Ray single spark, a single idea that was ly great, unusual, or unique idea." will be like the old days of comedy D'Ariano. great enough for someone else to Given this enthusiastic encour- commit time and money to. Great agement from the networks, what programs don't crawl out from un- are the odds that an unsolicited demo might eventually work its letter, and we'll get back to you. der a rock 1 or a roll) ; they're the We really will." offspring of brainpower and way onto a network's schedule? ... NBC's Cody also discourages sometimes an unsolicited demo "Look at it this way," begins Lan- phone calls because tape. dis. "If people don't send in their of the amount tapes or ideas, what chance do they of time involved in handling them. Mail Call have of getting it produced? Zero. "Einstein had as many hours in a Every network and syndicator is The odds against getting a show day as I have, but he didn't have to deluged with such tapes. Part of produced just from a demo are hear all the pitches I receive," he jokes. "The best thing is any network programmer's job de- Frank Cody very high, but we do have pro- to do send scription is to listen to the myriad grams on the air that are the result a tape and a one -page outline. cassettes which find their way dustry and every listener to look of unsolicited submissions." Some people have gotten so sharp icross the desk. This can be a for, nurture, and develop the fresh that they send one -page treatments tedious and thankless task. but that new ideas that will add to the ex- along with their tape, and it really next tape on the top of the pile cellence of radio." does help when we're trying to get might just be the greatest Top 40 Unlike most Hollywood produc- a handle on the show." Yes, Cody countdown ever conceived. Gary ers or book publishers, virtually all also answers all submissions. Landis, Director /Programming at networks are, to varying degrees, Salamon agrees that phone calls Westwood One comments, "We are a bit inconvenient, and while he receptive to unsolicited concepts. Gary Landis have a responsibility to our in- Landis says he receives an aver- does listen to unsolicited submis- sions he explains that each must shows from the outside to syndi- be accompanied by a standard re- cate and sell." lease form. "We won't listen to WWI, SUN COUNTRY SPONSOR Salamon also doesn't believe the anything unless we send them a re- next great American radio idea is turnable release form to protect going to to him come through the ourselves." mail. "Despite what most people This brings up an interesting Stevie Nicks think, program concepts are a point: what are the odds of some- dime a dozen. Programs don't be- one by accident pilfering a pro- gin with the concept they begin - gram or part of an idea? "You al- Ed Salamon with the need. They develop from 1986 Tour ways do run that risk," admits the needs of the stations and the Leve. "I don't really think about it, "It is possible to find a great advertisers, and we at United Sta- Westwood One and Sun Country Wine Cooler have an- but since you can't copyright an show in the pile of tapes," adds tions feel we're in a better position nounced a joint agreement to co-sponsor the upcoming NSBA's Leve. "Sometimes people idea I'm surprised it doesn't hap- to ascertain what those needs are." more." Stevie Nicks 1986 U.S. concert tour, beginning next Friday come up with interesting concepts pen "Concept theft isn't much of a (4/11). The sponsorship marks WW1's third concert in- that could be good, and you never know where the next star is coming Miss Manners Sez . . . problem," Cody adds. "If an idea volvement (having joined with Foreigner and Rick Spring- from. If a person can offer us Radio has been described as "the isn't particularly good, no one will field in 1985), and is a first for Sun Country. something we couldn't think of on exciting game without any rules," want to steal it. If it's interesting Sun Country-Canadaigua Direc- our own; if it couldn't be done and submitting demo tapes follows enough to make it to the air, it's tor /Marketing Howard Jacobson Since Sun Country's commitment without their participation; and if the same lack of guidelines. If you also going to be recognized by oth- comments, "We see this tour as a to take this tour marks the first it filled a hole in radio program- have a hot concept burning a hole er people who've heard the demo. marketing breakthrough that has such effort by any wine cooler ming, it would probably have a in your patience, what etiquette One of the greatest ways a pro- all the right elements - tremen- brand, it gives us the opportunity to good chance." should you follow to get a proper ducer can protect himself is to send dous impact against our target au- further demonstrate the tremen- However, while not discouraging audience for your demo or idea? a tape to a lot of different people." dience by association with Stevie dous impact of a media -driven tour the submission of new program Should a producer call first, send a The bottom -line message to all Nicks. massive radio exposure sponsorship." concepts, United Stations does not query letter, or simply drop a tape this: if you have an idea, don't sit through Westwood One, and the op- Stevie Nicks adds: "I'm delight- place a great deal of importance on in the mail and hope for the best? on it. Don't be afraid to send it to portunity for our distributors to ed to be sponsored by Sun Country them. "We prefer to do our own "Rule number one: don't call us. the networks, and don't be too shy take part in the excitement right in Cooler, and to extend my relation- program development," says Ex- we'll call you," Landis prescribes. to run it past your friends and ac- their own markets. We're thrilled." ship with Westwood One from the ec. VP Ed Salamon. "This com- "A person is far better off sending quaintances. Radio isn't like TV WWI GM /Music Marketing and radio to the road." pany employs a lot of qualified, in a tape and waiting for us to listen you don't have to cut through reels Promotion Mark Kress says, Sun Country's sponsorship was hardworking people, and unlike to it. If we get 50 tapes a week we of red tape to get your pitch heard. "Westwood One's involvement and negotiated by the Towne, Silver- other networks we produce most of must get three times that many All you need is a tape recorder, a support marks the next logical step stein, Rotter Inc. advertising agen- our programs in- house. Because of phone calls, which I just can't han- cassette, and a fantastic, wonder- in the evolution of tour sponsorship. cy. this, it's really not my job to find dle. Submit your demo and a short ful, unique idea. 28 /R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 PLA IC CONTEST

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Simulcast Sets Stage For Hands Across America Thousands of radio stations from coast -to -coast joined WPLJ personality Jim Kerr for the Good Friday Hands Across America broadcast. This marked the first time in history a song - "Hands Across America" - was ever launched nationally via radio simulcast. This event also commemorated the first anniversary of the historic "We Are The World" simulcast and set the stage for the news- and- information updates which started March 31 on the Hands Across America Coca -Cola Radio Network and continue daily right up to the event on May 25th. Thousands gathered (pictured) on the steps of Saint Patrick's Cathedral m New York to show their support of this never- Cardinal John J. O'Connor and Hands founder Ken Kragen are Joined by thousands before- attempted effort to help alleviate hunger and in singing "Hands Across America" on the steps of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York. homelessness in America. Similar spontaneous demonstrations of support in cities all across the nation Rock Experience Takes On Mojave have been reported. Desert Rock Experience, the leading travel promotion Citibank Newest Hands Across company in the broadcast industry, has taken on the America Sponsor challenge of filling the most difficult portion of the Hands Across America line 1000 Citibank, America's largest full- service financial - the -plus miles between Amarillo, Texas and San Bernardino, institution, has joined Hands Across America. As a part of California. In donating their services their sponsorship of the 4000 mile human chain which will and expertise to the Hands Across America project, Rock stretch from coast -to-coast on May 25th, Citibank is giving Experience President David Marinoff said: "We've spent over 20 years transporting Hands Across America 1 cent for each transaction made people to every major event in with their MasterCard, Visa, Preferred Visa, or Choice Card the world. We plan to use the knowledge accumulated over those two decades during the months of April, May or June 1986. Citibank will past to guarantee that the Hands Across America line is also give $2 to Hands Across America for every approved sustained across this difficult portion of -to card application during the same period. In addition to these the coast -coast linkage." direct dollar efforts, Citibank's sponsorship also includes Rock Experience is developing numerous radio -driven advertising and promotional programs. and community targeted at maximizing participation along this portion of the line. For more information about this critical portion of the cross-country program, call Rock Hands -On Cards Experience at 213-452 -2733. Now Available All Hands Across America State From Coca -Cola Offices Open Bottlers On March 13th, Mary Wilson of the Supremes joined To assist you in State Director J. Bradford Senden in Indianapolis to open developing and stimulating the Indiana office of Hands Across America. tie-in Hands Across With the Indiana opening, all 17 state and America promotions, the District of Columbia offices for the Hands -On cards are available from your local Coca -Cola coast-to-coast human chain which will Bottler. The card, which may be personalized on the back span our country on May 25th, are with your call letters, represents a unique opportunity to now in operation. If you need have Hands Across America and your call letters in the any information on how to wallets of thousands of Americans for 4-8 weeks at virtually contact your state no cost to you. To get your cards, contact your local office, call Ms. Coca -Cola Bottler now! For information, call Ms. Trish Marcia Thomas Dugan at 404-676-6692. at 213-556 -1812.

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FROM USA FOR AFRICA TO HANDS ACROSS AMERICA One Year Later, Radio Still Leads The Way If last Friday is any indication, then Hands Across Bridge. According to Carolyn Stein America is well on its way to reaching that awesome goal of the Hands Chicago office, of the radio of stretching 6-10 million Americans from coast to coast on "Eighty-five percent stations in the city carried the pro- 25. May gram. We were covered by all the Once again, one year to the day using Hands Across America as TV nets and the two daily papers. after the historic "We Are The the focus, to demonstrate the in- There was a tremendous amount of World" simulcast, thousands of ra- volvement of celebrities in projects excitement. We had a real sense dio stations all across the country like Farm Aid, Live Aid and USA that the project was truely on its exhibited their continued concern For Africa. way." for their fellow man by carrying It Happened All Over amazing the United Stations Radio Net, Here in L.A., it was to works program originating from New York may have been the see the number of stations that New York City. focus, but spontaneous demonstra- carved a gigantic hole in morning And once again, thousands gath- tions took place in other cities. In drive (7:15am) to carry the entire The news sta- ered on the steps of St. Patrick's Chicago the staff of the Hands 30-minute program. the Cathedral in Manhattan as a living Across America office joined tions (KNX,KFWB) treated news and scanned symbol of the project which is dedi- hands across the Michigan Avenue event as a story cated to ending hunger and home- lessness in our nation. USRN took advantage of this happy confluence by anchoring with WPLJ personality Jim Kerr in HANDS ACROSS THE WINDY CITY - Illinois Hands Across America Press Sec- the studio and WPLJ newsperson retary Katie Broeren (r) is joined on the Michigan Avenue bridge during the Good Shelli Sonstein on the steps of St. Friday simulcast of Hands Across America. Pat's. For those of you who did not there are the hear the program, they went back Shell Sonstein. Jim Kerr, morning Behind the scenes, -Cola, the major and forth, featuring Ken Kragen on man at the top -rated station, told people at Coca Across America the steps with star inserts from the USRN folks that when he got sponsor of Hands for this broad- Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, behind the mike to host the show, and the spearhead firm, Cohn & Wolfe, Glenn Close, and others from the "It was the first time in a long time cast. Their PR the effort, also de- studio. The highlight, I believe, was I had butterflies ... and it felt who coordinated praise. when on one of the most important great!" We all can feel great about serve special days of the Christian calendar, that sort of attitude, and it traveled Cardinal John J. O'Connor cleared right down from the front office. Now It Really Begins his schedule and appeared on the GM Joe Parish reported, "It was a We should not bask too long in steps of the cathedral to stress the great kick-off for Hands Across America, and we're proud to have the glory of the Good Friday broad- importance of the project and en- THE SIMULCAST This was the team that made the simulcast CELEBRATING - a part of it. I was really im- cast, for now comes the really hard courage participation in the event. are (l-r): Exec. VP /Programming Ed Salamon, been happen. Shown at the USRN studios and pro- part getting the people out on Dan Rather and the CBS Even- WPLJ morning man /program host Jim Kerr, USRN VP /News Harvey Nagler, and pressed by the broadcast - Shelli play- May 25. Use the Hands Across ing News put together a long piece, USRN President Nick Verbitsky. ud of the part Jim and ed." America Coca -Cola Radio Network the dial to highlight the number of daily news/information updates stations invloved. Once again, for- The Radio Network Association that started on USRN on the 31st, ONE YEAR AGO TODAY mats were broken as Talkradio is also due congratulations for get- and keep an eye on R&R to maxim- KABC played the song. ting the word out and dramatically ize your participation. Craig Scott VPIGM at KCMO -AM & FM /Kansas City evening in Seattle, dur- expanding the circualtion of the Jheryl Busby Sr. VPIBIack Music MCA Saturday ing the activities preceding the program by involving virtually ev- A big "Thank You" to every sta- Tom Watson Operations Director at KJR/Seattle L.A. Laker -Seattle Supersonics ery national and international dis- tion that took part in last Friday's Mary McMillan VPIGM at KBIGILos Angeles game, NBA great Kareem Abdul tribution source. broadcast! Jett Goodridge PD at WNYRIRochester Jabbar and Sonic Ricky Sobers #1 CHR: We Are The World" USA For Africa (Columbia) - took a moment to invite the fans to #1 AC: One More Night" Phil Collins (Atlantic) (3 wks) - become a part of the project. All of #1 BlU: "Be Your Man" Jesse Johnson's Revue (A &M) (2 wks) - the players, coaches, officials and #1 Country: "There's No Way" Alabama (RCA) (3 wks) DATELINES - then joined hands as #1 AOR Track: "Don't Come Around Here..." Tom Petty (MCA) spectators - "Hands Across America" was #1 LP: "Southern Accents" Tom Petty April 9-13 May 2-4 - (MCA) sys- played over the arena's P.A. Alpha Epsilon Rho, National Broadcast- 2nd Annual Music Business Symposi- tem. YEARS AGO TODAY ing Society's 44th Annual Convention um FIVE Los Angeles To Thank Sheraton Park Towers, Dallas Ambassador Hotel, Burt Sherwood and Bill Hennes form consultancy A Lot Of People Charlie Brown PD at KBLE- FMISeattle One of the nicest parts of getting April 13-16 Pat Martin WBCSIMIlwaukee PD involved in projects like this is the National Association of Broadcasters' May 14-17 J. Lee Morris VP at Cox terrific spirit of cooperation and 64th Annual Convention American Association of Advertising wks) #1 CHR: "Kiss On My List" - Daryl Hall & John Oates (RCA)(2 volunteerism that always seems to Dallas Convention Center, Dallas Agencies' Annual Meeting #1 AC: "What Kind Of Fool" - Streisand & Gibb (Columbia)(2 wks) surface. A lot of people got involv- Greenbriar, White Sulphur Springs. WV #1 BIU: "Being With You" - Smokey Robinson (Tamla/Motown) (3 wks) ed in the Good Friday simulcast, April 13-17 #1 Country: "Old Flame" - Alabama (RCA) (2 wks) and they deserve to be recognized. National Public Radio Annual Conven- #1 LP: "Another Ticket" - Eric Clapton (RSO) Top of the list has to be Nick Ver - tion May 21 -25 American Women in Radio and-Televi- bitsky and his people ; Janis Buren - Town and Country Hotel, San Diego TEN YEARS AGO TODAY ga, Joe Maguire, Harvey Nagler, sion's 35th Annual Convention and Ed Salamon at United Stations April 19 Westin Hotel Galleria, Dallas #1 CHR: "December 1963" Four Seasons (WB) (3 wks) - Radio Networks in New York and 9th Annual Great Lakes Radio Confer- #1 AC: "Let Your Love Flow" Bellamy Brothers (WB) - Paul Brownstein, Jamie Younger, ence #1 BlU: "Disco Lady" Johnnie Taylor (Columbia) (6 wks) - and Dick Clark at DCP in L.A. Presented by Specs Howard and Cen- June 10-12 #1 Country: "If I Had To Do It All Over Again" Don Williams (ABC /Dot) - Following closely are the people tral Michigan University 5th Annual International Radio Festival #1 LP: "Comes Alive' Peter Frampton (A &M) (3 wks) - from WPLJ; GM Joe Parish and University Center Building, Mount of New York air personalities Jim Kerr and Pleasant, MI Sheraton Centre Hotel, New York 32/ R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A GENIUS your audience may be unfamiliar with. You don't have to be a genius to know that isn't what TO KNOW YOU CAN'T MAKE A your listeners are listening for. HIT 4-HOUR SHOW WHEN THERE'S Let the others do what they like, we'll stick to our proven three -hour format. Because when we put together THE I.JST HOURQHOUR OF HITS. WEEKLY COUNTRY MUSIC COUNTDOWN we insist on hits. Just solid top 30 that keeps listeners hanging on every word, note and guitar lick. And keeps them coming United Stations Programming back for more. 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KEN BARNES HER VERY FIRST PATTY r, REVIVED LABELS, PART IV Dpiy,T STAND Artists United On United Artists

The final company in the Revived Labels series is Just Stand There" ) and Bobby United Artists, soon to appear directed by Jerry Green- Goldsboro, who parlayed 1964's berg with CBS distribution. In a March 14 article on the "See The Funny Little Clown" into years of new UA, Adam White success, peaking with sketched the history of the old UA, "Honey" in 1968 and finishing with so I'll avoid the corporate recap and discuss some of the "Summer (The First Time)" in artists united under the label's banner during its approxi- 1973. Former doowop stars the Jive mately two-decade first run. Five revived their careers with an R&B hit or two. Acting and singing what a crazy Moving into the - UA was created as a vehicle for midsixties, UA career for identical cousin Patty the film company of the same had a couple of oddities on the or- name, but played a key role in rock der of the original version of "Wild history as the label that provided Thing," by the Wild Ones; and a Berry Gordy Jr. his springboard to folk tune from a Swedish group Motown. UA picked up a Detroit called Northern Lights which in- record on the Tamla label, Mary cluded Bjorn Ulvaeus, later of Ab- Johnson's "Come To Me," produc- ba. As the psychedelic era materi- ed and cowritten by Gordy, and it alized, groups like the Gurus, the inched its way into the Top 30 in Crystal Chandelier, the Shaggy early 1959. Johnson went on to en- III alti ROtl66 Boys, and legendary Texas band WDO'S. TUT IIDT joy a string of hits on UA, master- Kenny & The Kasuals (with "Jour- minded by Gordy, including "I ney To Tyme ") appeared on the Love The Way You Love" and roster. The "You Got What It Takes," and stay- Isleys got it together with that The label also had substantial lady a decade ed with the label until 1964. later success with an Australian band, UA also picked up another Tam- the Easybeats ( "Friday On My la release, "Merry-Go-Round" by '60s (and later in the '705), and a Mind ") and Britain's Spencer Dav- Eddie Holland, and released three gentleman with the unlikely name is Group with "Gimme Some Lov- other Holland singles. Holland re- of Bertell Dache did an answer to in' " and "I'm A Man." Around the turned to Motown for a 1962 hit. "Will You Still Love Me Tomor- time of the second hit, SDG singer UA responds to the psychedelic "Janie," and of course later be- row" called "Not Just Tomorrow Stevie Winwood left, but UA kept craze with the immortal Gurus came the lyrical specialist for the But Always." Dache later found his new band, Traffic, and had sus- famed Holland- Dozier -Holland pro- fame as Tony Orlando. tained LP success with them. Ca- duction/writing team. The Isley Bros. were with UA nadian folksinger Gordon Lightfoot Other R&B success came to UA immediately after their "Twist & also generated some album action, with veteran vocal group the Clov- Shout" period, recording a truly in- although his first singles success ers, who after many years with At- spired follow -up called "Surf & came with Reprise later. lantic hit with the original "Love Shout" and the original version of UA tried for another Australian Potion t9" in 1959; and with yet an- their 1973 hit "That Lady." Garnet breakout with the Executives, an- other Detroit connection, the Fal- Minims hit with "Cry Baby" and other Canadian act with Willie & cons, who later featured Wilson several other R&B smashes. The The Walkers, and signed a Long Is- Pickett and Eddie Floyd but in 1959 Exciters had a smash in 1963 with land band called the Hassles for a scored with "You're So Fine" on "Tell Him," later recording the or- couple of albums. The latter UA's Unart subsidiary. iginal "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" and group's keyboardist. Billy Joel, also inspiring a number of other went on to some degree of notorie- girl group signings by UA, in- ty. Patti Austin cut a few singles UNITED ARTISTS cluding Baby Jane & The Rocka- for UA in the late 'tos, as did Jeff byes and the Tammys, Lou Chris - Barry's former writing partner El- tie's background vocalists, whose lie Greenwich. "Egyptian Shumba" might be a Other acts around this time in- Heavy Traffic contender for a Bangles cover. cluded Wynder K. Frog, the Mel- in the vegetation UA's first British hit was actual- low Brick Rode, Boffalongo, Salt- ly a middle-of-the-road pop tune by water Taffy, Mommy, and the Danny Williams, "White On Damnation of Adam Blessing. It White." The film company releas- was not the label's most successful ent Paul Anka, and ELO proved deal with Poppy brought Doc Wat- ed "Hard Day's Night," and while UNITED ARTISTS era. quite successful. The label also re- son and " Pancho & Lefty" song- Capitol released the Beatles' In the early '705 Transamerica leased records by Bobby Vee (both writer Townes Van Zandt in. Coun- UA's first Motown pickup, com- tracks, UA did issue instrumental folded the long -enduring Liberty under that name and his real one, try/swing band Asleep At The plete with vintage sleeve versions of some of the songs by and Imperial labels into United Robert Thomas Velline), a duo Wheel, Crystal Gayle, and Ed Fab Four producer George Martin. Artists, giving UA artists like the called the Humblebums (one -half Bruce were signed; so were Wild Hit mainstays of the company Otherwise, most of UA's British Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Johnny of which was Gerry Rafferty, later Cherry (pre-"Play That Funky were pianists Ferrante & Teicher, signings were consigned to its As- Rivers, Ike & Tina Turner, and a UA hitmaker), British acts Fam- Music" and Carlton The Doorman whose album total wound up in cot subsidiary, including hitmak- Bobby Womack. They had pop ily and Brinsley Schwarz, Brian (as portrayed behind the scenes on three figures. Southern singer ers Manfred Mann (who moved to and/or black hits, along with the Wilson's wife and sister-in-law (as the "Rhoda" show by Lorenzo Mu- Gene Thomas had his local release UA itself briefly in 1966), Long Cornelius Bros. & Sister Rose Spring), Jan & Dean (plus Dean, sic). "Happy Days" regular Donny "Sometime" picked up by UA in John Baldry, and more obscure ( "Treat Her Like A Lady ") and Bruce Johnston, and others mas- Most was there. and so was the 1961 for a minor hit, while Jay & types. UA itself had the Roulettes, folksinger Don McLean, whose querading as the Legendary Mask- Grateful Dead. The Americans scored in 1962 with who included future Argent mem- "American Pie" was massive. ed Surfers), the Nashville Teens, Latter -day UA hits included rec- their second single, "She Russ Ballard; Cried," ber longtime UK (Another slice of pie entirely was space- rockers Hawkwind, and the ords by Maxine Nightingale, Raf- and went on to become a UA staple pop idol Billy Fury; and later the banned LP cover of a group legendary Move (part of which be- ferty, Chris Rea, and of course act for eight I post years, running -hits) the Fortunes. called Mom's Apple Pie, who com- came ELO, part of which became Kenny Rogers, from "Lucille" on- through two Jays (Traynor and The label continued to sign girl bined the two American institu- Wizzard and Roy Wood solo. also ward. In 1980 UA. by this time a di- Black ) and including Steely Dan's groups and female solo artists. tions of their name in an unex- CA acts). vision of EMI America. became Walter Becker and Donald Fagen many of them after their hit peaks pected fashion and caused CA to It was a large roster. A custom Liberty, a label designation that in their ranks. had passed Diane Renay, Janie substitute a new cover. ) deal with Fame brought soul stars survives mostly for Rogers reis- Songwriter extraordinaire Jeff Grant. the Crystals. But hits came War exploded in the early -70s Clarence Carter and his then -wife sues. And 1986 should see a new Barry recorded for UA in the early from TV star Patty Duke 1 "Don't with several hits. as did the resurg- Candi Staton to the family, while a chapter unfold for United Artists. OR. PFPIf)AV PP11_4 1986135 LDATEBOOK SEAN ROSS Green's Tambourine

A poignant moment in "9''/ Weeks" is when the first notes of Al Green's "Love & Happiness" play under the title credit ... right before the music changes to something else. Besides the cruel irony of using that song in an S -M

movie. I wanted to hear the rest of "Love," which is a lot more erotic than most of what follows. Green, who'll be 40 on Sunday. told Rolling Stone that producer Willie Mitchell had "even let some winos in off the street" to get the right sound for "Love." Mitchell used similar tactics on the new "He Is The Light." but Green insists that there won't be another secular song from him anytime soon. saying, You can't go back and forth like that." He does, however say "Living In The about his old hits, "There's nothing really immoral about the lyrics. They're just love songs." MONDAY, APRIL 7 1981/Humble Pie's Steve Marriott mangles his hand in a closing door in Chicago but does play guitar again. 1985/So don't think of it as splitting up, think of it as a cultural revolution: Wham goes to Peking, accompanied Background" al. by film -maker Lindsay Anderson, et 1985/This one didn't even make it to the one-year mark, did it? Prince announces his retirement to go look for the ladder. A recent show in Minneapolis and appearances with Sheila E have already unretired him Birthdays: John Oates 1949, Janis Ian 1951, Bobby Bare 1935. TUESDAY, APRIL 8 THE FOLLOW-UP TO HIS TOP 10 SMASH! 1966/Diana Ross & The Supremes' much -remade "Love Is Like An Itching In My Heart" is released. 1973/Neil Young's first film, "Journey Through The Past," premieres at the U.S. Film Festival in Dallas. /976/The Rolling Stones' "Fool To Cry" is released.

/985/The first game was guessing how long Prince's retirement would last: KFRC1San Francisco debuts its six - hour "Game Zone" experiment and promises to stay with it for a year. KFULos Angeles, incidentally, still runs several hours of games at night. Birthdays: Julian Lennon 1963, Steve Howe 1947, John Schneider 1954, Adam Woods (Fizz) 1953. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 CKOI a 1974 /During the height of "Exorcist"- mania, "Dance With The Devil" by Cozy Powell (now of Emerson, Lake & WCAU FM a-39 ...) hits #3 at KRSPISaIt Lake City. The following week, it reaches #4 on crosstown KCPX. While the instrumental "Dance" was more eerie than satanic, there's still something ironic about it becoming a hit in the KPLUS on Mormon capital. QI00 d-40 1979 /Around 1980, every weird independent label added "and Filmworks" to its name and this is probably why: Casablanca takes three academy awards, one for "Last Dance" (best song), but two for its "Midnight Express" WANSFM a (best original score, best adopted screenplay). 96X a 1981 /And someone bribed the band not to play "Little Willy ": Writer /producer Nicky Chinn is married to Jill Rosenbloom in London. Mike Chapman is best man. KBFM 36 1984/Robert Duvall, who many believe was playing Merle Haggard (including, reportedly, Merle himself), wins a KTUX a best actor Oscar for "Tender Mercies." KEYNFM 39 Birthdays: Carl Perkins 1932, ex -Byrd Gene Parsons 1944. THURSDAY, APRIL 10 KQMQ a /956/Nat King Cole is attacked and severely beaten by white racists on stage in Birmingham, Alabama. 95XXX d-34 1970/Jim Morrison offers to display his genitals for an audience in Boston; Ray Manzarek physically removes WZYP a him from the stage 1973/Led Zeppelin's "Houses Of The Holy" goes gold. 0101 a 1981 /Steve Winwood's "While You See A Chance" becomes his only CHR hit. The Who's "Face Dances" LP AOR WVBS a goes #1 Birthdays: Brian Setzer 1959. Sheb WooleylBen Colder 1921 K D V V 40-36 _41i111111110. KB IM 36-32 KHFI WRQN WXLK WCGQ WYKS WHSL WDBR KGOT

KIRS Brian Setzer. John Oates. Al Green. Carl Perkins FRIDAY, APRIL 11 1970 Paul McCartney announces a "temporary break' with the Beatles; Peter Green says he's leaving Fleetwood Mac. 1980With the Iranian hostage crisis in progress. Randy Newman's "Political Science.' with its urging to "drop the big one now," is reissued. 19811n a relatively long and stable rock marriage. Eddie Van Halen weds Valerie Bertinelli. 1985 /Don't look back The litigation over Boston's still -unreleased third LP ends with a ruling against CBS, which had claimed it was owed another LP. SATURDAY, APRIL 12 /974/Ray Stevens' "The Streak" debuts first on the Country chart 1979/Mickey Thomas joins the then-Jefferson Starship. 1982'WLS /Chicago, which has been using "hot hits" as a preemptive move against WBBM -FM (although not changing its format at all), drops it under the threat of legal action by Mike Joseph. Most WLS jocks sneer as they say "hot hits." as if to confirm just how silly they think it is. 1985/WPIX1New York stages a "lunch- out," encouraging listeners to skip that meal and send their money instead to USA For Africa.

Birthdays: Herbie Hancock 1940, David Cassidy 1950, Pat Travers 1954, John Kay ( Steppenwolf) 1944. SUNDAY, APRIL 13 M A T /979/David Lee Roth collapses from exhaustion in Spokane. T A N 19 79 WXLO (99X) /New York does a "No Disco" weekend, during which it can't play its #1 song ( "He's The

Greatest Dancer ") or the national #1 ( "Heart Of Glass "). 1986, MANHATTAN RECORDS, A 1982,David Crosby is arrested again. DIVISION OF CAPITOL RECORDS, INC. 1984 /Scott Shannon and the Greaseman appear on Larry King's show to talk about personality radio. Birthdays: Peabo Bryson 1951, Louis Johnson 1955

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Convening For _:tltSH PRODJC`IoNS WBLS o7. Progress And Profit P R ESF ATS J M ; S RI How useful and productive are conventions? It's a good time to consider the question, because there are sev- eral scheduled for the music industry over the next couple of months. All feature a combination of panels and work- shops, keynote speakers, exhibits, and artist showcases. The programs appeal to different segments of the busi- ness, but each also carries elements of common interest. Before getting into details, allow ness" - such entities as ASCAP, me to comment that if the organi- BMI, and NARAS. zers of the upcoming events learn For example, ASCAP will co- ROCK THE HOUSE - WBLS/New York and Rush Productions are presenting a series of "Del Jam At The Apollo" something from the recent Nation- sponsor four panels running con- concerts, featuring artists such as LL Cool J, Kurtis Blow, Trouble Funk, Run DMC, Whodini, and Atlantic Starr. Seen Percy Sutton of Inner al Association of Recording Mer- secutively on the symposium's sec- here celebrating the announcement are (l-r) Lyor Cohen and Andre Harrell of Rush Productions, City Broadcasting, and Jam Master Flash of Run DMC. chandisers convention in Los An- ond day devoted to "Music In geles, everyone will benefit. The Film," for professionals seeking NARM get -together was the best more knowledge about the sound- ments (each segment has concur- I as well as the best- attended) in re- track, scoring, and music packag- dent Record Distributors and Man- the changing European media cent memory, with informative ing process. PolyGram Sr. VP/Pop ufacturers holds its convention in landscape, in which government rent panels) will be reduced from and provocative speakers, con- Music Division Russ Regan will Chicago. In recent years this annu- control of broadcasting is being al- four to three, he says, to allow peo- structive panels, excellent enter- moderate the day's proceedings. al get-together has been oversha- lowed to erode. ple to do more business between tainment and an efficient. helpful The program and panelists are be- dowed by the New Music Seminar, Private sector firms are moving them. There'll be more workshops organizing team. Better still, the ing assembled by Stan Milander. even as NAIRD members have aggressively into this field, and for industry neophytes and an ex- PA system worked - in contrast to President of Bart /Milander, an had to work harder to survive and music is playing an important part pended exhibit area. Foreign af- many, if not most. music industry agency which represents film prosper in a branch -dominated in the new radio and TV program- fairs will figure prominently in the meetings - and there were func- score composers. world. But the event remains im- ming opportunities. Not only are agenda, adds Silverman - specif- tioning elevators in the convention BMI and NARAS are expected to portant for many of the industry's broadcasters affected, but also rec- ically, sessions on international hotel! cosponsor two series of MBS pan- "unsexy" independents, which ord companies, music publishers, A&R, talent and booking, media, Now. the upcoming events. The els dealing with creative and ca= deal in folk, blues, reggae, world/ program producers and distribu- and independent labels. Music Business Symposium reer issues, respectively. The lat- ethnic, jazz, bluegrass, classical, tors, performing rights organiza- The seminar organizers are also (MBS) is set for May 2-4 in Los An- ter, reports Mamis, will provide in- historical, and rock product tions and artists, notes John Nath- using their mailing list to keep in- geles at the Ambassador Hotel. formation for young people looking (among many other styles) from a an, North American representative dustryites informed of a nuts -and- This will be its second year. but the to become industry professionals. label, distribution, and supplier for IMMC and President of consult- bolts matter of immediate con- first as a unified conference. Last One goal is to create a list of quali- viewpoint. ing firm Overseas Music Services. cern: the proposed legislation to year. symposium President Wil- fied potential interns whose inter- The NAIRD Indie Awards, pre- Two of the conference's four change TV music licensing. The liam Gladstone organized it as a ests are clearly delineated, he sented during the convention, rep- days will feature panels of multi- current NMS newsletter calls it "a series of one -day seminars during says, and that list could then be cir- resent the only potential recogni- national speakers, witirtopics to in- vital issue ... that could have a a ten -week period. The 1985 pro- culated to labels and music -related tion for many of the musicians and clude music programming, station profound impact on people making gram attracted more than 300 par- firms in the Los Angeles area. Oth- entrepreneurs who work outside management, international broad- a living in every sector of the music ticipants. according to Gladstone, er sessions will deal with recording the modern, mass appeal main- casting rights, and syndication. business." It goes on to explain the and the feedback was sufficiently and studio technology, corporate stream. Last year's winners, for Westwood One's Norm Pattiz, for details of the House and Senate positive to encourage this year's sponsorship, and independent la- example, included releases by example, will be involved in a ses- bills currently under consideration, restructured meeting. bels /distribution. Chris Hillman, the Neville Broth- sion on buying and selling radio and why their passage should be The Music Business Symposium ers, Robin Flower, Carmen programs in Europe. halted. "Call, write or send a tele- Clive Keynotes gram to Sen- is striving for attendance of 1000 +. McRae. the Skatelites, and Eliza- Additional parts of the IMMC your Congressman or Arista President Clive Davis is Talent showcases will be held at beth Cotton. The '85 event drew program include a music -in -media ator," notes the mailer. "If the mu- scheduled to give the keynote MBS the Ambassador's Coconut Grove 300+ attendees. marketplace, a music video festi- sic business flexes its muscle, it industry or- address, while several club. Registration is $205 for the The 1986 confab will be held at val and a new -talent showcase, can stop mega -million-dollar are cosponsoring a broadcast conglomerates from ganizations three -day program, with a $100 Chicago's Americana Congress which will be integrated with the series of panels. Symposium Asso- single-day fee. Hotel, April 30 -May 4. Panel topics Golden Rose rock telecast that's gypping musicians out of deserved ciate Director Toby Mamis says include alternative marketing, dis- become a recent staple of the Mon- income." the latter approach was specifical- The Indies Gather tribution, promotion, music pub- treux TV festival. Among artists Tom Silverman says that BMI, ly designed to involve what he calls Just days before this event. the lishing, publicity, artist develop- confirmed for the telecast, which is one of the organizations actively "the civil service of the music busi- National Association of Indepen- ment and retail. and there are expected to reach more than 100 fighting the licensing changes paid breakout sessions dealing with spe- million viewers via worldwide syn- for the newsletter mailing. "We're cific music /product genres. Other dication, are: A -Ha, Genesis, Billy going to keep ow- people aware of components, according to NAIRD Ocean, Lone Justice, Elvis Costel- what's going on with each NMS Exec. Director Sunny Richman, in- lo, Freddie Jackson, Big Country, newsletter. It's our duty to publi- clude a keynote speaker (to be an- Culture Club, Patti LaBelle. Joe cize issues like this, especially ones nounced), a session involving vari- Jackson, Queen, and Whitney that are being overlooked " It ous "legends" of the independent Houston. Venue for the Internation- may not appeal to the seminar's record industry. and a trade exhib- al Music and Media Conference is constituency as much as explicit ition. Convention fee is $175. the Montreux Congress Hall; regis- lyrics or South Africa did last year, tration fee is $220. he agrees, but it is as important to the music industry's future. Euro Meet Seventh Seminar Note On the international front, next Back in the USA and looking Editor's month sees the first annual Inter- further ahead. the New Music At their best. conventions like national Music and Media Conven- Seminar returns from a fall slot in these can encourage the exchange tion (IMMC) in Montreux, Switzer- '85 to a summertime schedule this of information and ideas. and pro- land. May 7-10. This is a joint ven- year: July 13-16 at New York's voke industry professionals into ac- ture involving trade publication Marriott Marquis Hotel. Improve- tion - for the sake of innovation European Music Report /Eurotip- ments to an event that's now in its and progress or for self- interest ATLANTIC CROSSING - Julian Lennon and Graham Nash were among seventh year are planned, accord- and self- preservation. May they be product presenta- sheet and the long- established several artists on hand during the NARM convention's ing to Tom Silverman, one of three productive and constructive. in a Both performers thanked retailers for their support and spoke briefly Golden Rose television festival. Its tions. year where considerable change is about respective new albums. goal is to explore how music is af- NMS directors. fecting - and being affected by - The number of daily panel seg- already taking place. 38> R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 IT'S ANOTHER RECORD- BREAKING WEEK AT RCA! MR. 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DIANA ROSS "Chain Reaction" "Perfect 25+ female draw. Great ... just in time for the book! I highly recommend it." Steve Perun, KBEQ /Kansas City "Has the flavor of the Supremes. Should be a "Chain Reaction" of adds around the country. Record makes a chart move of 36 to 31." Sonny Joe White, WXKS-FM/Boston B104 a CKOI 36 -24 KBEQ WGAN WXKSFM 35 -31 WNNK d -37 WKEE This edited 12" remix is causing a "Chain Reaction" WAX CHR NEW & ACTIVE "Right Between The Eyes" Now On Over 100 CHR Reporters Including: WHTT WPHD PRO -FM Y100 WLOLFM KMJK KWSS WXKSFM CKOI 94Q WMMS KZZP FMI02 KPLUS WKSE WCAUFM Z93 92X KKRZ KITS The first hit single from the just -released album "Magnetic Heaven" THE BLOW MONKEYS "Digging Your Scene 79 "The moment we heard it, we knew the Blow Monkeys's "Digging Your Scene" had all the necessary ingredients to be a smash hit." Chris Knight, WHTT /Boston Already a smash in the U.K. - the brand new single and album, "Animal Magic," are on your desk this week!

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When you live in a climate just this side of the North Pole, somehow you've got to make the best of it. So the people of Minneapolis/St. Paul ski, ice fish, toboggan, and build snowmen and ice palaces in their spare time. The 1985 -86 cold season marked the 100th Winter Carnival in St. And the construction itself was Paul/Minneapolis. To help cele- further complicated by malfunc- brate this event WLOL -FM, along tioning equipment, which was to with WUSA -TV 11, cosponsored the have transported the ice blocks construction of the fabulous ice directly from Lake Phalen. With palace pictured here. It served as the blocks measuring roughly four the centerpiece for the carnival, feet square, they were anything but which was held in late January. lightweight. Many people were involved in Big Prizes the ice-building task, including a setbacks, each block local engineering /architectural Despite the was sold for $10; with it came a firm that surveyed the area and certificate which could be redeem- drew up blueprints. However, the ed for a prize. Among the more five -week construction project en- coveted prizes were trips for two to countered a number of stumbling Disneyland vacation, blocks. Europe, a four -wheel drive vehicles, TVs, Many Problems stereos, and VCRs. One major problem was the The event culminated in a fire- weather. Unseasonable tempera- works display - synchronized to tures soared to almost 40 degrees, stereo music on WLOL-FM - by not exactly prime ice -forming con- Rialto, CA -based Pyro Spectacu- ditions. So the original plans were lars. And just how cold was it the modified - the finished palace night of the fireworks display? A rose only 200 feet from the ground numbing 15 degrees below zero. to the top of the flag. The copyrighted picture (upper Insurance coverage posed anoth- right) of the fireworks display was er obstacle. No one would under- taken by Joe Rossi of the St. Paul write the construction because the Pioneer Press. it's been made into palace was planned as a walk - a $10 poster; sales have already through attraction. To circumvent surpassed 50,000 units. And who's STUNNING, OR WHAT - WLOL -FM /Minneapolis -St. Paul participated in the climax of St. Paul's Winter Carnival, with that problem a fence was erected, that shivering gentleman standing a fireworks spectacular over the famed Ice Palace. The Ice Palace was the focus of international attention during its turning the palace into a visual in the palace's icy hallway? construction and reign; here's one last look before it melts. display. WLOL -FM VP /GM Stuart Layne.

St. Patty's Day Partyin' And Blarney By Yvonne Olson

"Top O' The Party" was the phrase this year as sta- morning men Charlie Brown & Ty tions honored Irish friends and that age -old Irish tradition, Flint, and supplied musical enter- St. Patrick's Day. Four -leaf clovers adorned streamers, tainment by various bagpipe bands and a singing bartender. dinner napkins, and party cups to make sure no one was Then KUBE packed up the mo- caught out of the green. bile equipment and trucked it down Bagels were also a definite must. personalities, who spread the spirit to Parkers, where the birthday KHTR /St. Louis and the Cardinal to determined homebodies with bash began. Boy Toy was the cheerleaders followed the city's St. hourly live reports. Kinds tough to featured band, along with stand -up Patty's Day Parade and handed stay sober through that shift, huh comics and other entertainment. out over 5000 green bagels to cele- guys? To up the ante for Martha's Listeners got to meet all their brating parade watchers. KGGI/ Table, a pair of Redskins tickets favorite jocks, vie for prizes in San Bernardino sent out the were raffled off for $4000 (see several games, and take advan- KUBE station staffers doing a special 'thank you "to their listeners. "Green Bagel Patrol," which photo). tage of many food and drink spe- roamed the Inland Empire to dis- KHTR also provided live reports cials. Happy birthday, KUBE. tribute 5000 "little green rounds of on the progress of its late -night Meanwhile, WMMS /Cleveland good cheer." party, and KUBE /Seattle celebrat- T held its "Tenth Annual King Or ed its Fifth Annual Birthday /St. Queen Of Irish Cocktail Contest." Of course, beverages were an- Patrick's Day party by broadcast- Color commentary was provided other popular choice of the day. ing from two nightclubs - one in by the WMMS Buzzard Morning WAVA/Washington and five local the morning and one at night (see Zoo, and a panel of local Cleveland bars sponsored their third annual accompanying photos). celebrities judged the bartender "Rally In The Alley," a noon-til- who could concoct the most delect- dusk alley party that donated all KURE wished listeners a "top o' able new cocktail. The winning en- proceeds to Martha's Table, a the morning" by supplying Irish try didn't end up to be a drink after charity that feeds the homeless in coffee and sweet rolls to all all. It was a sauce - containing the D.C. metro area. The alley stoppers -by at Jake O'Shaughnes- Jameson Whiskey -to serve over came alive with leprechauns, sey's Restaurant. The station also cake. Second prize was a flaming "wearers o' the green," and WAVA treated them to laughs by KUBE WAVA jocks "rally in the alley." Irish coffee. R&R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986/41 SM MEGA 1986

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MORE CHOICES Reopening The "Diskussion" Since writing "Computerized Music Systems: A programmed properly. They also Love/Hate Relationship" (R&R 2 -14), I've received many mentioned the difficulty they had responses to the article. Letters and calls have arrived in understanding the instructions. And that was complicated from a few of the companies weren't by their that mentioned (see intimidation. More Systems sidebar), from someone who was mentioned (see the Andy For More User Support Economos letter), and from other programmers who've I've deciphered several "how -to" had firsthand experience with some of these systems. manuals on programs purchased Playin' The Hits While more people are growing rectory of information with one for my PC and pored through infor- -literate with pass- computer each key -stroke. Luck ay, it was backed mation supplied by several soft- It never fails. Just when you compatible with 128k ram using ing day, there is still a deal great up to a floppy disk so recovery was ware companies as I researched think you've got all your bases MS -DOS 2.0 or later version. A apprehension of about sitting down easy. this subject. It's easy to see how covered, there are inevitably a few color monitor is recommended. in front of "the damned thing." As you may deduce from my people with and without computer Ts which haven't been crossed Fees: Onetime fee of $2495 with Just as some people have "mike high-tech escapades, a computeriz- expertise could be intimidated. and a few l's left undotted. With all updates free. 24 -hour user sup- fright," there those who are have a ed music system isn't as easy as Many programmers also said they that in mind, listed below are four port available on phone. similar fear of high-tech equip- you may think. If you understand were frustrated by their many music programming software sup- RJW Software ment. that a music system is limited by trial -and -error attempts to achieve pliers who were mistakenly omit- "HitList" 1) the software itself and 2) the pro- the desired effects. ted the first time around. Wipeout 251 Rolling Meadow Drive grammer's abilities, then you The problem probably isn't in the Most of these systems offer sim- For example, after several Billings, MT 59101 know that two people who program programs' abilities but in the com- ilar features regarding coding and years' experience on our office (406) 628-7344 their respective stations using plex instructions; i.e., coding music categorization. The dif- computer (a Texas Instruments Contact: Jack Ball identical software will never end records and setting up clocks. Sim- ferences come down to ease of 990/12), I still make mistakes. At Hardware: IBM -PC, XT, AT, or up with identical results. pler instructions and more inten- use, ongoing maintenance, and home I work on an IBM compatible compatible with 128k ram using The biggest problem most pro- sive user support - on the phone flexibility. Some even offer such PC. But with almost two years' ex- MS -DOS 2.1 or later version. grammers talked about was the in- and in person if need be - could be enticements as cart label typing. perience under my belt, I'm still RJW's program comes on three ability to get their systems to per- the keys to increased customer sat- You can compare the similarities/ not Mr. Self -Confidence. Just the floppies and requires about 5mb of form the way they desired. The isfaction and station time -saver ef- differences by requesting a demo other day I wiped out an entire di- space if using a hard disk. most likely reason for that: not forts. disk where available. Fees: $4800 for the complete Obedient Software package. Program revisions and THE MAILBAG "Formas" updates, along with phone consul- 1007 Naperville Road tation, are free. On -site training is Wheaton, IL 60187 available for $200 /day plus ex- A Byte From The Apple (312) 683-5527 . penses. Contact: Douglas M. Blair Dear RAR: programming practices. It can re- clock. Hardware: None needed as all pro- Tapscan veal an important difference be- There's no serious reason for a I read your article "Love /Hate Re- gramming is done at Obedient with "MusicScan" lationship" about computer music tween what a programmer thinks modern radio station not to find ad- -" its equipment. Changes are phon- 2100 Data Park, Suite 202 scheduling systems with interest. he is doing and what he actually is vantage and improvement in a ed in. The results are shipped Riverchase, AL 35244 doing. It does this, I must stress, good music scheduling system. It's unfortunate that the sensible, overnight or instantly via electronic (205) 987 -7456 economic and practical not because it was written by hot- Andrew M. Economos decision to mail. Contact: Dave Carlisle, shot know-it -alls, but because use a handy tool in music program- It's a shame Mr. Economos felt Fees: Weekly fees range from Brad Riegel ming should in some of the radio profession's be cast such silly we referred to the subject in such $75 -$145, depending on market Hardware: IBM -PC, XT, AT, or teen -magazine terms. Really excel- best minds have demanded, nagg- "silly teen -magazine terms," but size. Supplied on a market /format compatible with 128k ram using lent programmers have ed, and driven it to excellence. contributed his letter still misses the gist of the exclusive basis. Start-up time is MS-DOS 2.1 or later version. their love and expertise to the de- In reading Guy re- less than Zapoleon's article. The idea of programming two weeks. Fees: From $5995 -$8995 for a sign of my system over the years. marks in your "Hot Clocks" article music on a computer was and is a Programming Plus buyout price, depending on mar- By now it incorporates a serious re- (3 -7), he talks about not fixing the sound one. The problem lies in get- "Rotator II" ket size. Included are all updates pository of techniques, Insights, categories. We let categories ting the system to perform as the P.O. Box 90488 for one year, free telephone sup- and arts that are of course "float" around the hour in user - - - customer would like. Manufactur- Pacific Beach, CA 92109 -0860 port through 1 -800 332 -SCAN. quite human in origin. specified patterns, which can be ers should make sure programmers Contact: Jack Hayes Lease package available from tempo flow (as Guy patterns of know how to take advantage of (619) 270-6878 $295 -$595 per month, depend- The result is that using Selector recommends) or other attributes of their systems' virtues. After all, Hardware: IBM -PC, XT, AT, or ing on market size. actually can encourage good pro- music. We also allow a mixture of there's no better spokesman than a gramming techniques and improve fixed and floating techniques in a satisfied customer.

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R&R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986/43 CALENDAR Keep Yourself Informed with The Industry's, BRAD MESSER News In Good Taste Weekly "I don't know whether anyone has noticed, but I'm news judgment, or conversely, not putting anything about the astronauts' remains in my congratulated for taking a stand in face of overwhelming pres- newscasts. If I get in trouble for it, too bad, because I the Newspaper sure? think it's just sick!" There are a good many queries Those sentiments were ex- stick a mike in the face of a family that would never be made if good pressed by a major market news member to ask, "How do you feel taste and propriety were over- anchor, wrestling with what she about the remains being recov- ruling factors, but there are also perceived as a conflict between ered?" Logical? packs of reporters who are more the demands of the news business As that aspect of the story con- than willing to ask tasteless and her own inherent drive to tinued to develop, she stuck to her questions, and an abundance of maintain a level of good taste in individual viewpoint while virtual- audience quite willing to hear the choosing stories. ly all the rest of the media carried answers. On and if her adio & Records She saw a real dilemma. the frequent updates, Yes, inquiring minds want to hand, those boats were cer- noticed the omission he one supervisor know a whole lot of things without out in the Atlantic recover- mention it or make a move tainly didn't having to pay the price of embar- To the ing parts of the bodies of the vic- to override her decision. rassment for having asked the worst space way of thinking, it was tims of America's anchor's question. disaster, and she knew that was simply a terribly negative news news, but on the other hand, what story that pushed across the line Away from seriousness and into about the rights of the astronauts' of good taste. To protect her own triviality. I, for example, would families to a shred of privacy. integrity, she wasn't about to never ask the President this tacky Somewhere in the debate in her chase news beyond the line, even question, but I wouldn't tune out mind, there was a connection be- if everybody else did. the answer. When "Falcon Crest" tween even the mere mention of What do you think? Is that kind comes on, do Ronnie and Nancy the Challenger crew members' re- of decision justifiable? Should she flop on the White House couch to mains, and being the kind of be criticized for letting "good watch his former wife Jane heartless reporter who would taste" and emotion overrule her Wyman play Angela Charming?

MONDAY, APRIL 7 - One year ago. Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev announced the USSR would stop deploying intermediate -range nuclear missies, and asked that President Reagan react by freezing deployment of our in medium - missies in Western Europe. The US declined the deal, pointing out that the Soviets have a 10 -to -1 advantage 0 range missies. LSD is hallucinogenic when some splashed on his skin in Broadcaster Albert Hoffman accidentally discovered that 1 1943. York -to- Washington Bell Laboratories achieved the first long- distance transmission of television in 1927. New Friction matches went on sale in 1827. TUESDAY, APRIL 8 - The Anheuser -Busch company fielded its first team of Clydesdale horses to promote Budweiser beer 53 years ago today (1933). That happened in the final year of Prohibition, just one day after Congress passed a law authorizing the sale of 3 2 "near beer." Anheuser -Busch had survived Prohibition by producing sarsaparilla and commercial yeast. Hank Aaron beat Babe Ruth's home run record by hitting #715 in 1974. Ike proposed an atomic test ban in 1958 but it failed over the issue of mutual inspection. Start my subscription immediately Birthdays: Baseball vet Jim Hunter 40. John Gavin 51 Former First Lady Betty Ford 68. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 - The US Civil War ended 121 years ago when Robert E. Lee surrendered some the 28,000 troops to General U.S. Grant at Appomattox Court House, Virginia (1865). Counting battle deaths only. Confederates had lost an estimated 75,000 men. the Union about 141,000. was later withdrawn. The Station ., mpaq The B -1 bomber was funded by the House of Representatives in 1976 but that money in Houston Astrodome, the first domed stadium, opened in 1965. NASA announced Americas original seven astronauts eclipse of the sun is not visible from North America. Telephone 1959. Powdered milk patented 1872 Today's partial Addre.. Perkins 54. Birthdays: Dennis Quaid 32. Michael Learned 47. Jean-Paul Belmondo 53. Carl "Blue Suede Shoes" Hugh Hefner 60. (',p State tip THURSDAY, APRIL 10 - The first baby produced from a frozen embryo was delivered two years ago (by and had been frozen at the embryo Caesarean section) in Melbourne, Australia (1984). Baby Zoe weighed 5.5 pounds stage for two months The nuclear sub "Thresher" sank in Idi Amin fled Uganda in 1979. A tornado killed 60 in Wichita Falls, Texas in 1979. five days out. 1963. Buchenwald death camp was liberated in 1945. The Titanic departed England in 1912: it sank Catamaran patented 1877. Safety pin patented by Walter Hunt 1849. 54. Max Von Birthdays: Don Meredith 48. John Madden 50. David Halberstam 52. Omar Sharif (Michael Shalhoub) price $215 per year (US /Canada)- mailed first class Subscription Sydow 57 Chuck Connors 65. over.ea. ($4110 -US fund. on)) FRIDAY, APRIL 11 - Two days after the end of the Civil War, on this date in 1865. President Abraham Lincoln It was his last public speech: Lincoln Pa. ment enclosed made a speech about getting the nation moving again and rebuilding the South. Charge my was assassinated three days later. in 1979. 25th Eddie Van Halen married Valarie Bertinelli in 1981. President Carter announced oil price decontrol of the VISA anniversary of Bob Dylan's first professional appearance: his set at Gerde's Folk City in NYC included "House Rising Sun" (1961). 44. Ethel Kennedy 59. Maaert'ard Birthdays: Joel Grey there! Over 15 years small & major Interbank a AT LAST! An attorney who's been market radio programming, sales & management experience. - Signature BARRY SKIDELSKY ATTORNEY /CONSULTANT At the NAB /Dallas speaking on acquisitions. Staying at the Loews Anatole. Contact him there or call (212) 370 -0130 for advance appointments.

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OVERSEAS BROADCASTS Hams Across The Ocean

Broadcasting live from another country used to be on- ners whose trips have been arrang- ly a remote possibility for most AOR stations, given the ed by Rock Experience, which involved. But with takes care of the winners while sta- overwhelming logistics and expenses tion personnel focus on the broad- Ronnie Lane (center) with KLOL emcees Crash (left) and Dayna Steele. the availability of satellite technology and rock radio's cast. This set -up worked for more aggressive promotional philosophy, more stations WXRK /New York, which took 30 are taking their show on the road and over the seas these winners of a song parody contest days. when Howard Stern did his morn- ing show from London last month. Why go to the trouble of schlep- time was provided in exchange Similarly, WLUP /Chicago had 32 ping so far? Simple: it makes for for airfare, and Utz says selling a winners accompany morning man primary sponsorship to Moosehead genuinely exciting, unique pro- Jonathon Brandmeier for his kind Beer enabled the station to actually gramming - the that creates broadcast from Oktoberfest in a special buzz and enhances a sta- turn a profit. Munich. tion's image. 'NEW-FM VP /GM Mike Kakioy- On the other hand, WNEW -FM a philosophy iannis says he gets back about 80% "We've developed hasn't taken listeners along be- of creating our own events, making of his expenditures through reve- cause Rose Polidoro considers the things happen and putting our own nues. Rather than selling the week broadcasts to be "a real program- signature on them," explains to one sponsor, he prefers to have ming event. We do enough partici- WNEW -FM /New York Promotion as many sponsors as possible. "If pation events back home." Indeed, Director Rose Polidoro. This you have only one sponsor, the the station involves listeners in its month marks 'NEW -FM's third an- event becomes assn fated with that year -'round, whirlwind schedule of KLOL's Dayna Steele (left) spots a bidder for Tommy Shaw's guitar. nual "Live From London" broad- client as much as the station. This remotes from New York clubs, res- cast with Scott Muni. way, it's our event." taurants, beaches, and other lo- "If you've got a personality radio Taking Along Listeners cales. station, it's important to get the Page 48 personalities in situations that br- Most stations bring contest win- Continued on ing out their best," says Ted Utz, PD of WMMR /Philadelphia, which its Morning Zoo live broadcast - from London last November. . Both stations, along with sister Metromedia outlet KMET /Los An- geles, have employed Denny So- mach Productions to coordinate their broadcasts. Somach's serv- ices include arranging satellite time and use of a Capitol Radio stu- dio, setting up interviews with mu- 4011, *11 sicians, and producing the actual Associate Producer Kevin Gunn. WNEW-FM's Scott Muni. Pete Town- Martha Quinn finds an interested party for a Springsteen tour jacket dis- broadcast. shend, and Denny Somach. played by Paul Shaffer. Over the course of four London broadcasts, Somach has lined up such guests as Charlie Watts, Steve AUCTION RAISES $13,000 FOR MS Winwood, Elton John, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, Ian Anderson, and infrequently -interviewed per- formers, including John Paul KLOL's Call To Arms Jones and Keith Emerson. During 'MMR's week, all four It took KLOL/Houston a year to collect over 150 ex- members of the Who were on, with Roger Daltrey calling John pieces of rock 'n' roll memorabilia for its Third Annual Rock Entwhistle at home and waking 'N' Roll Auction. It took only a few hours for the items to him up on the air. Another high- fetch $13,000 in bids, topping the $5000 raised at last light was Bill Wyman reading ex- Somach, Roger Daltrey, and WMMR Zookeeper John DeBella. year's auction. cerpts from his forthcoming Roll- funds to the Ronnie ing Stones biography. KMET's The go Foundation, which distil- "M A' S' H" show, autographed broadcast featured a live acoustic Lane research into by Mike Farrell, snared $450. performance from Nils Lofgren, butes information on multiple The evening had both humorous who was in London for a Bruce the treatment of sclero- Faces bassist Lane, and poignant moments. Paul Shaf- Springsteen show that KMET sis. Ex -Small MS, was the inspiration fer's impromptu version of Dean brought along listeners for. a victim of behind the ARMS fundraising con- Martin's "Houston" brought Costs cods in 1984. cheers, though the audience was Satellite technology makes for Held at a local nightclub, the unable to help him with the lyrics outstanding technical clarity. "The event's guest auctioneers includ- after the first verse. "I guess they sound quality was so good a portion ed Lane, Martha Quinn, Jon Bon don't play that song on KLOL," of the audience had a tendency to Jovi, Joe Lynn Turner, Tommy Shaffer quipped. not believe we were in London," Shaw, Paul Shaffer, and Phan- During the auction's closing says Utz. tom Rocker & Slick. The highest minutes, broadcast live on KLOL, But. that satellite time doesn't bids were $575 for Shaw's cus- Ronnie Lane thanked the audience come cheap. 'MMR's broadcast tom -made guitar and $560 for a for its support. "We can beat MS, help of cost around $50,000, including al- Rolling Stones tour jacket. A copy and we can do it with the most $30,000 for 25 hours of satellite of the script from the final you good people." DeBella, newsman Mark Drucker, members of Box Of Frogs, and Somach time and overseas phone calls. 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THE PROGAAMMING SEAVKF WTI THE CBS DI REMC[ AOR I WHAT IS NEW L_ AGE MUSIC? Hams Across The Ocean Continued from Page 46 out-of -pocket expenses were pri- broadcast are critical. Before, at- Actually, New Age music defies definition. It means many marily accommodations for the tention to detail and preparation KSRR: In -House morning team and two contest win- are everything. "The key is the things to many people. But one thing's certain: New Age KSRR /Houston's approach for ners who toured the country for a groundwork, getting everybody at music is making inroads at all levels of our industry that its broadcasts with morning men week. home in synch," says Polidoro, Moby & Guests included John Wetton, cannot be ignored. As always, JEM Records is in the Matthews differs from who starts planning the April trip 'NEW -FM's and 'MMR's. First, Alan Parsons, Steve Howe, Dave in December. forefront of musical styles. And now, JEM proudly presents: rather than artist interviews as the Gilmour, and a member of the centerpiece, KSRR spotlights the Dream Academy. PD Buzz Knight Weeks after the broadcasts, sta- station's talent in exotic settings. remarks, "In a market this size, tions such as 'MAR and 'NEW-FM Instead of being tethered to a desk stations usually do remotes from continue to reinforce the event by LANDSCAPE in a studio, Moby is likely to take a places like Burger King. An event dropping in promos with excerpts ... the first English label devoted exclusively to New Age wireless mike and interview a Lon- like this makes you seem 'larger from the broadcasts and having don taxi than life' and gives you rock 'n' roll jocks refer to guests who appeared. music. Landscape means Quality. driver inside a moving cab. "We like to take the Houston intensity." Somach also assists clients with preparing a feature program of 2 -3 listener with us, in a sense, by Advice painting a picture for him," says hours that reprises highlights of the Quality Artists PD Andy Beaubien. Steps taken before and after the week's broadcasts. ... like TOM NEWMAN, whose work as producer includes The station has never used a tra- ditional studio as its base. It's the legendary "Tubular Bells" broadcast poolside from Maui, ... the renowned RICK WAKEMAN, whose solo piano album from a suite at London's Carlton Towers and then from Hard will startle and fascinate his fans the Rock Cafe, and from a beer hall in ... CLAIRE HAMMILL, whose Landscape album features no Munich. The station even flies over instruments at all just the power of the human voice its own satellite uplink and audio - equipment. Second, the station handles ev- Quality Packaging erything in- house. Two months Audiophile pressing ... chrome cassettes ... embossed and ahead of the scheduled broadcast, a member of the promotion depart- laminated jackets rip -tear outer bags ... (no shrink -wrap) ment makes an advance trip to ...16 -page color booklet in every record ... all releases book hotels, scout locations, and digitally mastered and available on CD make travel arrangements. He's usually accompanied by a station engineer who organizes the tech- Landscape - music that lasts and builds nical end. "You can't set up some- thing like this over long- distance into a timeless collection. phone lines," says Beaubien, who ST. NICK -A Nicholas Tremulis concert cosponsored by WXRT/Chica- go, Maxell, and Island Records raised 2000 goes along to produce the broad- $3300 and toys for Child- ren's Memorial Hospital. From left: a patient, the hospital's Mhyrta Perez, cast. "And we never rely on other Maxell's Ron Hamu, PD Norm Winer, and Tremulis, as the hospital ac- Listen to Landscape on people to get crucial things done cepts the gifts. for us." Groups of 25-50 listeners have ac- companied the station on each trip. Taking along such a big group means obtaining limited liability insurance and having the winners sign waivers that limit liability. Though a promotion staff member goes along to take care of the win- ners, they have free reign to ex- plore on their own. Truly Special Being in a location outside of your regular studio, whether you're at the opening of a local And on "Standing hardware store or 3000 miles away in another country, is no guarantee Stones," a New Age of a successful remote. You need to compilation (For your free convey the excitement, atmos- phere, copy, send your request and the sense-of-place by setting up theater -of- the -mind WILD HIVE - KNAC /Long Beach staffers and contest winners get stung on radio station letterhead situations. by W.A.S. P. From left: two winners, PD Jimmy Christopher, the group's Blackie Lawless, a winner, and Promotion Director Tom Maher. stationery.) "It requires imagination," says KSSR's Beaubien. "You can't just go over there and sit there and say, 'Well, here we are broadcasting from London. Isn't that great ?' If that's all you do, the listeners will SEGUES say, 'Big deal.' You've And coming in June: The debut of Audion Recording, the got to bring London to them." electroniclnew Age label formed by Passport Records and KOMP /Las Vegas MD Big Marty chores at KBER/Salt Lake City. Smaller Scale (Bolter) is upped to PD ... WHEB- KTCZ/Minneapolis Larry "Synergy" Fast, featuring America and Europe's best brings on Byron Even stations without major FM /Portsmouth Assistant PD Jeff Left Nelson from crosstown KJJO for af- New Age and electronic artists! market dollars are pulling off this is promoted to PD. Russ Dumont is ternoons and ups Steve Oliver to kind of broadcast. Last October, now Assistant PD ... Former KQAK/ nights ... Steve Anthony from market -leading WRKI /Danbury San Francisco PD Oz (Oscar Medina) CKGM /Montreal joins Dusty Shannon cut costs by doing one morning, moves from KZEW/Dallas nights to on 0107 /Toronto PM drive em rather than a full week, from Lon- 91 X/San Diego for afternoons and MD KQRS /Minneapolis weekender Wade JRECORDS INC don. A Source affiliate, 'RKI used a duties. He takes over from Steve Lindner moves to KODS/Duluth studio at NBC's London bureau. In- West, who replaces the exiting Jim nights ... WHMD /Hammond adds stead of costly satellite time, the Gelaro on middays ... KEZE /Spo- Kliff Kahuna to evenings and Phil A 15-year history of quality and innovation. Just look at what station used the Network's Comrax kane ups MD Brew Michaels to As- Colwart to overnights. we're doing with Passport/Jazz ... but that's a story for hook-up to provide an acceptable sistant PD ... KZEP (formerly KXZL)/ Correction: Last week's column quality phone feed, another ad! approximately San Antonio's new MD is afternooner identified WMMRIPhiladelphia MD 7k as opposed to satellite's 15k. Air- Dick Sheetz ... Rob Roman, ex- Erin Riley as male. Erin is decidedly fare was traded, so the station's KLAQ /El Paso MD, takes on those female. 48/R&R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986 DIR BROADCASTING would like to thank Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, Billy Crystal, Home Box Office, and the program directors and general managers of the following radio stations for their support of America's poor and homeless through their participation in - --_. 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PART ONE: New Age: Is It For AC?

It seems you can't pick up any music publication these JH: In terms of mass commer- days without reading something about "new age" music. cial acceptance from the radio end, In fact, you can flip back through R&R to Steve it has taken a while. But I see the Feinstein's trend changing. It's getting hard February 14 column, which deals with new age music in for radio to ignore sales figures, AOR. chart activity, and the success of Marketers of this music genre the concert tours. It's a very con - have realized the major new age sumer-driven product. music consumer is the college We've had to get the program- educated, 25-49-year-old, white, mers out to the shows to see what upscale adult. Sound like a familiar kinds of people are going. What target? While many mainstream they've discovered in many cases AC programmers are beginning to is that this is their audience, and find ways to integrate this music they've kind of missed the boat. into their programming, others Then they realize it's OK to play don't believe new age music has this music. any real place in AC at least not I think there was a fear in the at this point. beginning that it might be too Defining 'New Age' risky. After all, ACs weren't used to playing much instrumental mu- What is the definition of new age sic unless it was associated with a music? It seems new age has come movie or TV show. to represent many different music forms, so everyone has his own Special Mix definition. This week I talked with R&R: How are stations using VP /Promotion Jeff Heiman of Windham Hill product? Windham Hill, a label enjoying JH: Most people are using it in great success with its form of new Jeff Heiman the context of their own specialty age music. Although Windham Hill shows, usually on the weekend, artists are frequently mentioned JH: Labels are too limiting. We where they're mixing in the Wind- call our when this type of music is discuss- music Windham Hill mu- ham Hill music with contemporary sic. ed, the label is particularly All these other labels are now jazz artists like Pat Metheny and un- starting with comfortable with the new age tag. music that kind of Bob James. sounds like Some might argue that Windham Windham Hill. But they We've always had airplay on col- can't call it Windham Hill enjoys having its own little cor- Hill, obvious- lege radio, National Public Radio, ly. So far we ner of the market and that ego haven't run into and jazz stations. Now the AC, anyone with really good won't tolerate the idea of its being a name for AOR and, to a lesser degree, CHR it. "lumped" in a category with any- stations, which have had good re- body else. But Windham Hill says sponse with our music in their it simply doesn't think the new age specialty programs, are using it in shoe fits: middle day well. "I think there was a fear the of the as R&R: What is new age music, R&R: Wouldn't switching from and why is Windham Hill so un- in the beginning it might an AC song to an unfamiliar instru- comfortable with that label? be too risky (to play mental throw the listener off a lit- JH: New age is a very limiting Windham tle? category, which originally referred Hill music). JH: No. Playing a selected track to music written for meditation. It After all, ACs weren't by a George Winston or Shadowfax came out of that whole metaphysi- used to playing much seems to do just the opposite. It cal, '60s movement when that type brings the listener to the phone ask- of music was used to "mellow out." instrumental music ing, "Who is that ?" It makes them Composers at Windham Hill like unless it was (the stations) sound a little dif- George Winston, William Acker- ferent and special while still ap- man (Windham Hill CEO), and asssociated with a movie pealing to their age group. With so Mark !sham are writing this music or TV show." much radio sounding the same for entirely different reasons. Com- - Jeff Heiman these days, it can be a real oppor- positionally, it's very difficult. tunity for AC stations to become Technically, these people are pioneers and set themselves apart writing with odd rhythms and for from other stations. the sake of writing music. New Musical Roots R&R: Unlike the light jazz they age's negative image and why that R&R: Where do the roots of your feature, some programmers don't form was born have nothing to do music originate? think this kind of music has a hook with why Windham Hill composers ill: It comes from classical, or compatible rhythm pattern to are writing music. folk, rock and, to a certain degree, hold listeners' attention. Some Also, the whole market for new jazz. If you think back to Buffalo even believe it's simply too mellow age, which is geared toward that Springfield, the Beatles, the Who, to be worked in. How do you com- "health food store" image, makes Crosby, Stills & Nash, you get an bat those attitudes? up only a small percentage of our idea of some of the roots and musi- JH: The people who are having business. For actual new age art- cal feelings on which a lot of this the greatest success are mixing it ists that market makes up a huge music was founded. Naturally, all in and aren't doing two or three percentage of their business. of our musicians have listened to long instrumentals in a row the R&R:-Is there a name for what millions of people and have their same way they wouldn't normally Windham Hill writers compose 'or own individual influences. program three similar-sounding has Windham Hill become the gen- R&R: Why aren't more AC sta- records back -to-back. It's carefully eric term for this kind of music? tions playing your product? Continued on Page 54 5ÖF.R&R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 U-I-IDST IT Local. Flexible. Complete. This spring RADIO USA introduces what all of radio has been waiting for: Announcing U HOST IT!

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Many record labels are opening their eyes to new age Kaplan Group (415) 459-6000 music. We've limited our checklist to national labels that - Living Music (707) 468 -5559 we're aware of - which have two or more new age -type Narada (800) 382 -4025 acts on' their rosters. Private Musiic (800) 382 -4025 American Gramaphone (402) Geffen (213) 278 -9010 Quaver (312) 761 -9331 457-4341 Global Pacific (707) 996 -2748 Gramavision Relativity (718) 995 -9200 CBS Masterworks (212) 975- (212) 226 -7057 Rising Sun (415) 388 -2100 6160 Hearts Of Space (415) 495 -0537 Sonic Atmospheres (818) 980- Celestial Harmonies Invincible (602) 252-0266 (203) 762- 2722 0558 JEM (Landscape, Editions EG, ECM (212) 702-0312 Audion Recording) Sparrow (818) 709-6900 Fortuna (415) 883 -9054 (201) 753 -6100 Vanguard (Terra) (212) 255 -7732 Source Frank Forest

KSL RADIOTHON - KSUSa/t Lake City recently held its 10th annual radiothon to benefit Primary Children's Medical Center. Pictured here is MD New Age: Is It For AC? Dan Jessop (far right) interviewing a former patient of the hospital who has been helped through past efforts of the radio station. KSL raised over S110,400 for the kids during the two -day event, which featured interviews Continued from Page 50 remember just as they do with and music with kids' themes. vocals. It really is exposure to this "We've had to placed; like a little gem they throw music that allows people to enjoy it get in to be special. or not. programmers out to shows to see what kinds R&R : What else has Windham ACCELERATION "(Windham Hill roots) Hill done to gain exposure? of people are going. come from classical, What they've discovered Changes at WMGK /Philadelphia: JH: We've done a lot of work Pete Sullivan leaves WIBC/Indianap- folk, rock and, to a editing some is this is of our pieces so they their audience, olis to do mornings, Tom Richards is can fit better into some certain degree, jazz." of the and they've kind of promoted to assistant PD, and Bruce mainstream formats, even though Fox takes Richards's former produc- we've missed the boat." - Jeff Heiman had great success with some tion director post. of the longer pieces. - Jeff Heiman Walt Pinto becomes PD at WHYN/ Springfield, MA ... Johnny Williams Developing Exposure We have many wonderful stories is named MD at WIOI /Tampa . . R&R: Do you think program- to tell about this music and how it Editor's Comments Chris Tracy is new PD at WHAV /Hav- mers perceive this music as being can be used; I welcome calls from If you're interested in finding out erhill, and Paul Weiner becomes mid- too unusual AC? for radio programmers. I can get into more about Windham Hill, take day personality. JH: Records already have dif- which particular tracks have had Jeff up on his offer. Call him at Dan Lagani is the new PD at ferent styles, different signa- time success at the radio level, which (213) 469 -2411. WZOZ /Oneonta, NY replacing Ann tures, and different rhythms within edits are available, and just help Next week in Part 2 program- Kolodziej, who joins WVOR/Roches- AC. It's just that for the most part them better understand what we're mers explain their feelings about ter as evening personality ... Stevie those songs are vocals. all But doing here. People are out there new age or "whatever-you-call-it" Jansen joins WHAS/Louisville for there are so many wonderful, buying the records. We want to music. And two syndicators talk weekends ... Sandy Kellam will melodic instrumental pieces that help these programmers become about their diverse approaches to host "Pillow Talk" at KFYE /Fresno. people can hum along with and "pioneers" at the radio level. this musical genre. Stay tuned. Chris Wilson becomes Promotions Director at WWDE (2WD) /Norfolk, VA James is now Assistant PD at WPZ/ ... Bob Raleigh returns to the over- Petoskey, MI. night talk show at WBZ /Boston after Steve Pirosh becomes Assistant doing middays. Ron Robin will fill in PD in addition to mornings at KSRF/ middays until a permanent host is Santa Monica, and Tess Bailey ad- found. vances from parttime to middays. Ellen Thomas joins KFMB -FM KSETIEI Paso switches from CHR (B100) /San Diego as i Opm -2am per- to AC and becomes KLTO .. sonality ... Brian Beazer is new KCEYITuriock, CA becomes AC/ 7pm- midnight personality at KCIX/ Gold KYES ... KODY-FMINorth Boise ... Mark Zintel leaves WYNF/ Platte switches from Country to AC Tampa for middays at crosstown and becomes KSRZ. Its new lineup: WPDS. PD/mornings Brian Bruns, middays Mike Ring leaves WYNK -AM & FM/ Bill Chase, afternoons Ron Simon, Baton Rouge to program WYFM/ nights Tim Lary. Youngstown. Brad West is interim PD From the "Oops" Department: Jeff at WYNK ... Lindsey English be- Leonard is MD at KBZT /Los Angeles, comes PD at KTWO /Casper, replac- not San Diego. Sorry Jeff, old habits ing John Leader who moves over to are hard to break. KTWO -TV, and Bob Young is upped to MD. New personality lineup at KHYLI Sacramento: 6 -10am Kevin Manna, EVENTS 10am -2pm Pam Ferris, 2-6pm Steve DEVELOPING A RATINGS DYNASTY - WPIX/New York gave away memberships at the Spa Lady, complete Michaels, 6 -10pm Laurie Adamson, WOPO Collects makeovers and, for the grand prize winner, a mink coat - all lòr doing the best "Alexis" impression. Shown (I -r) are 10pm-2am J.R. Jackson. Weekend- Coupons Galore WPIX midday jock Geri Latchford, the winner and her husband, and WPIX Promotion Director Jane Shayne. Bob Angel, and MD ers: Sonja Mays, WOPO (0101)Harrisonburg, VA Craig Andrews. staged its "BC In The Morning" (featur- KKIQ /Livermore, CA staff changes: ing PD Brian Charette) coupon con- New PD Rick St. Clair assumes test. Listeners were encouraged to clip Personal Finance Digest MD /mornings, Mark Davis joins for out and send in as many coupons from afternoons, Drew Stevens moves to the daily newspapers as possible. The Proudly Welcomes middays, and Judy Converse be- person with the most coupons won comes News Director. fumiture, cash, appliances, and a live KWLO/Waterloo, IA & KRRZ -FM/Fargo, Ed Nix is retiring from radio atter broadcast from his home. three decades in the business and the Almost 1.5 million coupons were re- Jim Brown Productions last 12 years at KWIZ /AM /FM /Santa turned to the station, which is phenom- 131 Ocean Park Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90405'` 31392-8743 Ana. A replacement has not been enal when you consider the population named ... Michael Bensson is named of Harrisonburg is under 50,000. The

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- YORK, NY10022 - U.S.A. CH -1211 GENEVE 8 - Switzerland 1071 ID AMSTERDAM - Holland 509 Madison Avenue NEW - TIM: Tel: (22) 29 33 33 - TIM: 427 701 Tel: (20) 62 84 83 - TIM: 12938; E -Mail: DGSI I l2 Tel (212) 223 0044 235 309 I COUNTRY i on LON HELTON January 14, D 00 000 s Opryland USA ZAme;ith7i went to the cou Roots For Country °""vs°°ni^xrirvEn.c,av c.apaE"` , In the March 2 edition of the Los Angeles Times Sun- Country Ties day Calender section I ran across the accompanying ad- Under the banner of Opryland LaywR vertisement. I was pleasantly USA is a myriad of businesses with ""' surprised to see the ad tout- Ard rn61r,mpn+.oinv6 c,.dRnw ing the virtues of either a direct or indirect connec- rr !6A USA marketing department. land Hotel, and Country radio sta- tions WSM -AM & FM /Nashville Stone acknowledged that last Oc- and WKY tober's negative New York Times Reporter. The estimated circula- /Oklahoma City. All of these benefit in article on country influenced the tion for these publications is some way from a company's 3,001,905. This isn't the normal type healthy country industry. decision to act and run to tell the general consumer and letting the people know the positive of advertising one would Asked about the campaign. "Over the last year expect the campaign's fu- the public at large the good news things about us; that our business or so," from Opryland USA. It almost ture, Stone said, "As other positive explained Stone, "parts of about country music." is alive and well, and we're in this the media have comes under the "institutional efforts come about, I think you'll taken some low - Stone mentioned that he would business for years to come."' blow shots at country music. We advertising" heading. Agreeing see us running ads touting the suc- "not preclude" the campaign spil- feel that country music is a strong that it was an unusual step, Stone cesses. When something positive ling over into radio or TV ads. He All of us in Country owe the business, and it's here to stay. said, "Let's just say that we and credible happens, we want to added, "The comments we've got- Opryland people a thank you for Country music has shown tremen- already have a lot invested in coun- let people know about it. We want ten from the industry have been ex- taking it upon themselves to spread dous growth over the last ten to try music. This is to protect what to make sure that more than just tremely positive and very suppor- the good word. It's that type of twelve years. It's a very viable we already have invested, on both those who participated know what tive. It's great to hear things like commitment which will keep us business as well as a viable music a short-term and long -term basis." a wonderful event it was. We want 'Keep telling the good story,' 'Keep strong. form. It's very much alive and well; living not only in Nashville but all over the United States, as evidenced by the numbers generat- ed by the '60th Anniversary of the INDIE UPDATE Opry' show. We just thought we'd take the opportunity to let more people know - especially those who may not have watched it - that 'Hey! 27 million people can't Organizataion Of Entertainment be all wrong!'" Independents Formed "We felt there had been some rocks thrown at "To promote through fellowship a positive image for in- The Officers that way we know they will attend Country, and we had to dependent promoters in radio, marketing, publicity, and Elected Chairman of the Board the meetings. Past organizations go out and say positive video." That's the stated function of a brand new Nash- at the last general meeting was in- have fallen apart because out -of- dependent record things." ville -based association calling itself the Organization promoter Gene state officers couldn't attend meet- Of Hughes. Elected Entertainment Independents. as Vice Chair- ings, and there was a general lack -Ed Stone men were Carolyn Parks, Ken of communication." Explaining the name, the OEI's Woods, and Jeck Pride. Other of- discuss Committees have been formed newly -elected Vice Chairman Car- recent events, which ficers are Treasurer Roy Perry, caused for publicity and finance. Cathy olyn Parks said, "We wanted to the major labels to discon- Secretary Tari Lees, and Sar- Gurley and Jeff Walker head At the time the New York Times make our name as general as pos- tinue using independent promot- geant-At- Arms Bob Witte Sr. up publicity, while the finance chair- article ran, a number of groups sible to cover as many areas of in- ers across the board. Following a These seven people, along with series man is Rory Perry. Perry will be were rumored to be readying a dependent work as we could. of committee meetings, a two more to be elected soon, will second general assisted by Beau James and Skip "response" type ad or at least meeting attended serve as an interim Board of Direc- by some Stevens. something extolling country's vir- Those eligible for membership at 30 independents was tors. Another general meeting will held on Friday, tues. When nothing happened, Op- this point are any independents March 21. Parks be held in six months, and a new Parks added that the organiza- acknowledged that ryland went ahead on its own. working In promotion, marketing, the original board will be elected. It will serve tion has high hopes of becoming meeting was "That's true," said Stone, "and it publicity, or video. We wanted to called to deal with until next year's Country Radio national in scope, on the order of the problem was awful good timing, too. You leave ourselves open to expand at hand. "However," Seminar. Then another election the Country Music Association she continued, "we soon realized gotta sell peanuts when the circus upon these categories in the fu- will be held, with the new officers but not as large. "We want to be that if we could be that supportive is in town. We're very proud of the ture if we need to. We want it to be serving a full year. The seminar able to offer things like an in- of one another during a crisis, we numbers generated by the 60th an- a fellowship or support group for was chosen as the time for the surance plan," she said. "We'll should be able to do it all the time. niversary show. It was probably all independents. The only criteri- election meetings since that's also be publishing a directory with We felt that all of us have the same one of the finest, classiest shows to on is that you must be working for when most people are in town. a complete listing of all indepen- problems and, although not every- come down in quite some time. We more than one client." While Parks stressed the 0E1 dents. including the price of their one has been affected felt like there had been some rocks by the cut- wants members from across the services." backs, the organization was form- thrown at country, and we had to country representing every musical Yearly dues for the Organization ed for more than that. We want an go out and say positive things." The Beginnings form, she added one caveat regard- of Entertainment Independents is Stone ongoing organization capable of went on to say these ads A little over two weeks ago more ing officers. "lt was decided that all $30. For more information, con- have run in supplying continuing support in a the New York Times, than 40 independents gathered to of the officers on committees must tact Tari Laes at (615) 297 -9507. variety of areas." the Los Angeles Times, Billboard, be based in Nashville, only because 9507. 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Now that Wrangler has embarked on the Willie Nel- Jon Mohr, and Niles Borop. Also son /Wrangler Music Invitational, the former Wrangler confirmed are Michael W. Smith, Country Showdown concept is alive and well, being spon- Mark Gersmehl, Billy Smiley, Steve Camp, Greg Davis, and Phil & Don Everly sored this year by True Value Hardware Stores. The new David Martin. name is "True Value Hardware Country Showdown." As The showcase will begin at if you know music, you know the later. With the release of "Bye Bye in years past, the contest involves local, state, and region- 10:30pm and is open to registrants Everly Brothers aren't new. To coun- Love" in the fall of 1957, they started al competitions culminating in the national finals. And this of Gospel Music '86. For details, try. To rock. Or even R &B. The rea- on their way to become massive pop GMA office at (615) 242- son Don and Phil are showing up in stars. Over the next five years the year the finals will be televised live from Nashville in No- contact the 0303. this column is because they recently Brothers produced a hit record every vember Nashville R on the Network. Celebrity Auction debuted in &R's Country New & Ac- three months. Here's how the showdown tive section with their current single In 1960, they signed with Warner go to the state finals, which will be Waylon works: One Country station in each Jessi Colter and Jen- "Born Yesterday," and are now Bros. and recorded their biggest conducted at 46 state fairs during nings market provides a 30-mile exclu- are putting together a charted in R&R's Country Airplay Top single ever, "Cathy's Clown." After late summer. The state contests celebrity auction for 12 during sive area. Extension of mileage or June 50. And that's the first time they've recording through the '60s and in the will be produced by Dave Barton of Fan Fair to benefit the Nashville special arrangements can be nego- been there since R &R began. early '70s, the Everlys broke up in Limeliters, Inc., Nashville. He will YWCA Youth Services. The auc- tiated. There is no cash outlay by The Everlys began their careers in 1973, during a performance at be joined at the state contests by the stations. The Showdown pro- tion begins at noon under the tent 1945, in the small town of Brownie, Knott's Berry Farm. Ten years passed two major country stars (yet to be vides all necessary materials, in- at Fair Park adjacent to the Fan KY. They appeared frequently on the with eight solo albums between them, named). Fair site. cluding a step -by -step procedural radio show hosted by their parents, then the brothers reunited at a con- The winners will move on to one So far, items donated include: manual for running local contests. Ike and Margaret Everly. In 1955, the cert in London's Royal Albert Hall in of the six regional contests slated Doll" Each station receives sales kits of Jessi's "Porcelain ballgown, teenagers landed a songwriting gig September 1983. Last year they re- for September and October. The Waylon's most famous Telecaster suggested scripts, co-op plans, ad with Roy Acuff's publishing company corded a reunion album, "EB '84," six regional winners will then ad- Willie policies, and redemption forms. guitar, Nelson's favorite jog- in Nashville. Kitty Wells recorded one and have since followed up with "Born vance to the national finals in ging radio headset, Larry To support stations' sales efforts, Gatlin's of Don's songs, "Thou Shalt Not Yesterday" on Mercury/Polygram. Nashville, with an opportunity to silver and turquoise hatband, John True Value and Wrangler Jeans Steal." In 1956, they recorded a win a one-year recording are using internal promotions to $50,000, Schneider's western boots, Hank country single for Columbia, then Who's New is a recurring Nashville This Week fea- contract, and a one-year booking Williams Jr.'s rattlesnake hat, and ture spotlighting artists making their debut in R&R's encourage their outlets to take ad- signed with Cadence almost a year Country New & Active section. contract. vantage of the corporately- backed a complete outfit from Rosanne Past national Showdown winners advertising opportunities that tie Cash. Jessi and Waylon are solicit- were Denise Price (1982), the John into the Showdown. Stations are re- ing items for the auction from all Arnold Band (1983), the Debon- Fricke, Lee Greenwood, Tom T. telethon will be distributed live via quired to air Showdown promotion- their friends in country music. aires (1984), and Sweethearts Of Hall, the Oak Ridge Boys, and satellite to over 70 stations na- al spots by sports broadcast per- The Rodeo (1985). Sweethearts, George Strait. The show's hosts, tionally ... Also benefitting the Ar- sonality Pat Summerall (national currently signed to Epic, are also Mac Davis, Reba McEntire, and thritis Foundation is B.J.Thomas's celebrity spokesman for True featured in radio spots promoting John Schneider, will also be per- fourth annual Celebrity Golf Tour- Value), an average of six minutes the 1986 Showdown. forming, along with the artists nament. The two-day event is set per day for the local and state com- nominated for Top New Male and for May 2-3, 1986 at the Timberlane petitions. Female Vocalist ... The 5th an- Country Club in New Orleans. Par- Stations are also provided with Nelson Hosts Gospel nual Arthritis Foundation Tele- ticipants will include Hollywood contest entry forms, posters, ban- Songwriter Showcase thon, cohosted by Mickey Gilley celebrities, singers, and sports ners, judging forms, and other Willie Nelson will host the Gospel and Bill Anderson, will be broad- figures. The tournament will cul- materials with which to produce Music Association's 1986 Songwrit- cast live from the Grand Ole Opry minate with a concert starring the local contest to be held in er Showcase on opening night of House on Sunday, April V, from Thomas, featuring some of his spe- nightclubs and at county fairs Gospel Music '86, April 6, at the llam -7pm EST. Gary Morris, cial guests. This event is being through July. Those winners will Radisson Plaza Hotel in Nashville. Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Broth- cosponsored by Delta Airlines, the The Songwriter Showcase began ers, Louise Mandrel', Irlene Man- Hilton Hotel, and Towers ... Con- in 1980 as an intimate gathering of drell, and Margo Smith are gratulations to Warner Bros. Na- songwriters late one night follow- already confirmed to appear, in tional Promotion Manager Denny NASHVILLE Waylon & Jessi: Where the auction ing an official GMA concert. For is addition to Bruce Weitz of "Hill Mosesman and his new wife Cookie the past five years, the event has Street Blues" and Dallas Cowboys Korn. The couple were married in Every personal item auctioned will IN MOTION gained strong recognition as a quarterback Danny White. The Dallas March 9. be accompanied by an official viable opportunity to honor song- printed document of authenticity, Former NMA Exec. Director Dale writers and offer them a platform signed by the star, certifying that Franklin -Cornelius has been named to share their art form. Curator of Tennessee Homecoming the item actually belonged to him Fennell Joins R &R Nashville '86. She will collect, record, and or her. document the celebration, coordinate BITS & PIECES: Featured Debe Fennell has joined R&R's the exhibit of all artifacts donated, and headliners for the Marlboro coun- Nashville office as receptionist. create the written history of Home- try music spring tour include Hank She comes to R&R with a versatile coming '86 from concept to comple- Williams Jr., Merle Haggard, portfolio of past accomplishments tion ... Patrick Logan has joined Top Ricky Skaggs, and George Strait. including dealing blackjack, run- Billing International as a new agent The ten -city tour begins in Phoenix ning a gold mining business, and responsible for clubs in the Northeast on April 12 and ends in Chicago on an aerobics enterprise. From Ar- and Midwest ... Joe Stampley has May 10. These concerts also in- kansas originally, she sang exten- signed with Top Billing for representa- clude the Marlboro Country Music sively with folk /gospel troupes, tion on personal appearances . . Talent Roundup. Local contests touring Europe and later perform- Singer/songwriter Jay Booker signed are held in each tour city, with the ing on Little Rock TV. When she a songwriter agreement with Screen winners receiving $5000 and the op- was offered the chance to join an Gems/EMI Music ... Southern gos- portunity to appear as the opening act called the Cowboy Cuties, pel group the Greens signed a book- act for the concert in their city. For however, she turned it down and ing agreement with Don Light Talent, more information, contact Louise started to explore other areas of in- and they've recently signed a record- Willie Nelson: Gospel host Lancaster or Tom Keim, (212) terest. ing agreement with the Benson Co. This year's showcase will fea- 880 -3572 ... This year's "Academy Debe (pronounced "D.B. ") is the The group includes Everette Greene ture four of the top five Dove of Country Music Awards" NBC - first voice you'll hear when you call and his three children, Tony, Kim, and nominees for Songwriter of the TV special April 14 will feature per - us in Nashville. Please join us in Tim. Year: Greg Nelson, Joel Hemphill, formances by Alabama, Janie welcoming her to R&R. Debe Fennell 02/ R&R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986 Warner Bros. Records is proud to announce the re- release of Randy Travis's first record, "On The Other Hand." For the few stations that discovered Randy the first time around, we have included the B-side, "Can't Stop Now."

Following the tremendous success of "1982," the demand for Randy's music has been incredible. The Randy Travis album is due out in June.

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The first thing to under- Specialty Programming stand about B/U radio in Holds Together Boston is that the 12+ black The Weekends population is estimated at a On weekends, many stations de- mere 4.9 %. Once you come pend heavily on specialty pro- ta_grips with that reality, gramming and WILD is no differ- everything falls into its pro- ent. Gospel music and local reli- gious broadcasts are the order of per prospective about what the day from sign-on until noon on can be accomplished by Sundays. Elroy reported that at this format. This week's fo- noon WILD starts its two-hour Car- cus is on daytimer WILD, ibbean show. "Boston has a large which, like many other West Indian population," he ex- plained, "so we've found it to our Black AM music stations, advantage to present reggae and successfully held on (and calypso music weekly." then some) to its Urban It certainly would be nice to see Contemporary format dur- Boston have a 24 -hour UC- format- ing the fall Arbitron, in- ted station someday. With WXKS- creasing almost a full share FM banging the hell out of the best black music it can find, WILD will, from 1.6 -2.5. WILD is the despite its fine efforts, continue to only UC outlet in the city, find a hard row to hoe in old Bean- although WXKS -FM has town. been known to lean heavily on black crossover artists. I talked with VP /Programming î ACTION Elroy R.C. Smith, who's originally Ken Nash, President Elroy R.C. Smith, Angela Thomas, MD from Bermuda and a graduate of VP/Programming -mornings KQXL (Q106) /Baton Rouge proba- Emerson College, a four -year Bos- bly sounds a lot different now than it ton school known best for its broad- did six weeks ago. Under Guy cast curriculum. Smith has been at Broady, virtually the entire staff has WILD for the past six years and been turned over making this the PD half of that time. second time we've needed to run their lineup this year. It now reads: 6 -10arn Let's Do The Tighten -Up Broady, 10am -3pm Rene Kennedy When asked what the key to (WTKL), 3-7pm Allen Harrison (former WILD's current success was, El- PD WAMO /Pittsburgh), 7pm -mid Ken roy said, "We decided we needed to "Iceman" James (WTKL), mid -6am tighten up our playlist to make sure A.B. Welch (former KQXL PD). we were giving our present and L There are also new lineups at potential listeners nothing but Rick Anderson, Promotions the Kandie Eastman, Asst. PD /middays Director /afternoons WWIN -AM & FM /Baltimore. On the AM: hits. Now that we've done that we 5 -10am Curtis Anderson, lOam -3pm see the positive effect that it's had Harold Pompey (formerly part of the on the station." FM morning team), 3 -7pm Lee Cross It's interesting that something as (also on the FM since its startup in simple as shortening one's list 1983), 7pm-mid Mark James, mid -5am seems to have helped WILD im- Lou Thimes, Jr. On the FM: former mensely. After all, we all know the WXYV PD Tim Watts joins Larry Wil- horror stories about Black /Urban son in mornings, 10am -3pm Alphie stations playing 80-100 currents. Williams, 3 -7pm Don Brooks (who re- "We were trying to play too many turns to the station from Gospel WBGR). songs," Elroy continued. "I also Nif 7pm -mid Anthony S. Davis, and mid -ham think we were trying to be too Eric Henderson. black with presentation. our Some Coach Willie Maye, Tyrone Miller, Al Williams, Gospel Other personnel changes: Mike of our music was not as familiar as sports /morning team parttime announcer Roberts to mornings at V103 /Atlanta, it should have been for all seg- as Larry Steele goes to sales and ments of our communty. Now that good people here. All we needed with organizations who have mil- same. (The Governor was known sports. Congratulations also to we've taken more of a general- was proper direction." lions to use for promotions and con- as "The Rappin' Duke" for the V103's new sister, WAOK, on its market approach, we're seeing Elroy also stresses local topicali- tests. We were very happy to be day.) Elroy recalls, "We had both 32nd anniversary on March 15. more positive results." ty. "All of our announcers are in- able to offer our listeners some- heavy and light talk from the A partial lineup for the Third Annual Slang Is Out to what's happening throughout the thing that was fun and of real value public. Both men said they had a Chicago Blues Festival is now out. city. Everyone is very general with in return for their continued loyal- nice time and really enjoyed them- are Robert Cray, Chuck Black-oriented radio had always Headliners their approach and we're all trying ty. The winning couple went to selves, not only from being on the Berry, and Bo Diddley. Also schedul- had the dubious distinction of being to keep our listeners informed." Barbados, Bermuda, and Cancun, air, but also for the exchange of ed are Otis Clay, Dr. John, the Staple thought as (by whites) the hip and Mexico." conversation they got from the Singers, Albert King, and Artie the jive -talking station in most The Monthly Fly -Away public." "Blues Boy" White. More names will cities. To the blacks and whites Guest DJs Also Helped During the fall sweep, WILD put Other guest DJs included later. - who work at WILD that would be be announced together a contest that sent a cou- In addition to shortening the "American Top 40" host Casey WLLE /Raleigh personality Tim an insult. "We use a straight -ahead ple on a trip to a different island playlist, being localized, and offer- Kasem, Jennifer Holiday, and Greene, who you may remember from professional approach to entertain- each month for El- ing three months. a romantic getaway vacation Bobby Womack. Elroy said Casey a minor chart item called The Facts ing our audience," said Elroy firm- roy feels this helped to better the package, WILD managed to get told him he would like to go back to Of Life' last summer, is also the ly. "No slang is used at all on the image of his station throughout the Mayor Ray Flynn as a guest DJ his roots for a day after being ask- author of Cashflow's top-20 "Party air. You don't hear things like metro. "We'd never been able to do one morning. The station also ar- ed tobe a guest DJonWILD. (For Freak." Greene also holds down a 'Right on, brother,' or 'Let's get these types of things. little ranged for Every Massachusetts Gover- those who don't know, Casey start- shift on Shaw University B/U outlet down, momma.' We've got some bit helps when nor you're competing Michael Dukalds to do the ed out as a jock on WJLB /Detroit.) WSHA. 64 R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1 986 THAII( YOU, BLACK RADIO, FOR GIVING Nu SHOOZ LEGS. I CAN'T WAIT, the smash hit single 7489446 from the forthcoming album, POOLSIDE 81647 Produced by John Smnh 6 Rick Warnz ON ATLANTIC RECORDS & CASSETTES

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BLACK MONEY - Columbus, MS Mayor Joe Trotter recently declared "Discover the Black Dollar Weekend" in his OPENING NIGHT KRUSH Sutra President Art Kass (c) was in Wash- city as - part of WACR's campaign to increase public awareness of black spending power. Shown standing are ington for the premiere of "Krush Groove" and poses here with WK VS/ Councilman Jimmy Fannon, NAACP's E.J. Stringer, WACRAE Margie Lease, Councilman Joe Edwards, and Coun- Washington PD Donnie Simpson and Black Entertainment Television's ty Supervisor Leroy Brooks. Seated are WACR GM Joe Shamwell and Mayor Trotter. Jamie Brown.

WRIGHT BAR HOPS -Bernard Wright recently appeared with WFXC/Dur- ham PD Alvin Stowe at a local Record Bar store. Standing (I-r): Store man- ANDERSON'S DEFENDERS -WBMX/Chicago GM Kernie Anderson was this year's recipient of the Chicago De- ager Miriam Smith, Wright, and Stowe. fender's annual Media Excellence Award. Pictured (l-r at podium)' Defender Editor Chuck Harris, Anderson, Jerry But- ler (seated), and MC Harry Porterfield. .

IN MY SPORTS ARENA - XHRM greeted the Mary Jane Girls when they played the San Diego Sports Arena. From RENIE LED TO SLAUGHTER -WDKX/Rochester afternoon personality left: Motown's Joe Morrow, the MJG's Candi and Corvette, APD Duff Lindsey, the group's Maxi, XHRM's L.D. Mc- Renie Hale did an in -store appearance with the American Wrestling Associ- Collum and Shelly Fox, and the MJG's JoJo. ation's Sgt. Slaughter (I).

GINSENG RAP -WNWK Newark recently cosponsored a rap contest with soft drink Ginseng -Up. The grand -prize KMJQ TALKS SHIRT -Kashif (I) recently journeyed to KMJQ/Houston to winner received $1000 for his rap, which was used in a Ginseng -Up ad. Shown (l-r, top row): Ginseng -Up's Verl promote his new "Condition Of The Heart" record. The artist is seen Thomas. winners Christopher Reid and George Gelish, WNWK's DJ D.N.A., and grand -prize winner Roy Holland. trading his music for a Majic 102 "Strong Songs" T -shirt from PD Ron Kneeling are winners Mark Rossiano and Sheldon White. Atkins.

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New AOR seeks Ant. PD /Promotion Director with e randt. Most have three years' experience. TSR: Steve Becker, MX- ENTRY LEVEL NEEDED FM, 1022 Wills Ave., Syracuse, NY 13204. 1441 Most of the radio stations in the United States are in small markets - excellent training Top 30 AOR. Possible DJ opening. Production helpful. TSR. Avenue. E. Providence. grounds for qualified entry-level announcers and newspeople, male and female. NA- Glenn Stewart, WHJY, 115 Eastern 93.7. M'F radio placement service, receives constant job orders from RI 02914. EOE 14.41 TIONAL. the nation's leading Rare opening for creative, personable, live-eppeerance- those stations. If you are qualified and ready for a move, let NATIONAL help. We make minded morning drive entertainer with produmin at the complete presentation for you. For confidential details and registration form, enclose EASTERN MEDIUM MARKET Wilmington's Cr CNR. 3.5 years morning experience Stable company. facility. benefits and pay for the 31 and handling to. is looking for personali- great postage 50 KW powerhouse right person. Send TSR with salary history to Steve ties for future openings. Various dayparts. Michaels, PD, WS?* 2727 Shipley Recd, Wilmington. NATIONAL BROADCAST TALENT COORDINATORS We want talent who can communicate with DE 19803 EOE Dept. R., P.O. Box 20551 Birmingham. AL 35216 (2051822-9144 baby- boomers. Big company, great facility. T &R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #299, Los Angeles, CA 90067.- EOE Growing suburban DC AM seeks raw voices. Females an uraged to apply. TBR: WMTG. 20201 Watkins Mill Rd. WSEN /SYracusa AM /FM Country seeks talent for key air Gaithersburg, MD 20879. EOE M/F 1441 shifts. T&R: Marcia Borst, Box 1050, Baldwinsville. NY Earn Money Monitoring 13027. or 13151 635 -3971 EOE M/F 1441 FIRST CLASS Suburban Pittsburgh solen seeks future news /anchor /re- TAR Eric Hagman, NO, 9BESA, Box 202. Charleroi, Radio Station BROADCAST GROUP Full/ parteme announcers for small AM with remarkable cov- Poner. PA 15022. EOE M/F 1441 A national research company needs monitors With stations in East, West, and Midwest erage. Excellent stepping atone. Minimum experience. TSR: PD, 1551. Annapolis, MD 21404. EOE M/F in all top 20 markets. Call (316) 688-0940. seeking top notch talent. We're looking Wann Rerdin. Box 14 -41 Leave name and number. for professionals to fill full -time and part-

' . DIRECTOR time swing positions , , as well as dedi- PROMOTIONS If cated news talent and News Director, The Boston Combination _. (WMJX, Magic your talent can rise above the crowd, we'd 106.7 and All -Oldies WMEX) is looking for on like to hear from you. Send tape, resume aggressive, accomplished Promotions Director and salary history to: Radio & Records, for Boston's hottest AM/FM combination. An 1930 Century Park West, #295, Los An- ability to work creatively with Programming WE AR AN EQUAL geles, CA 90067. WA and Sales a must. Salary commensurate with OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. experience. Resumes and work samples to: WAEB -AM /Allentown is looking for two Jack Casey, WMJX/WMEX, 330 Stuart Street, more adult communicators. Excellent salary, P.O. Box 352, Bock Bay Annex, Boston, MA 1HE BE extensive benefits package, and guaran- 02117. No calls please. and Don't waste your time applying teed market appearances. Send tape resume and recent photo to: Mickey Hager- A GREATER MEDIA STATION for jobs that opened up 3 weeks 1500 Stations Looking ty, WAEB Radio, 700 N. Fenwick Street, Epp OIPJeiWrv'NEIIMUM actors thrums ago. Sign up for MediaLine, the For New Talent Allentown, PA 18103. EOE M/F Exposure noce stale. for radia announcer. to 1500 sra. broadcast industry's only daily eons in the top 21x1 markets. One of company Memo- Morning news endow medium market. Produce lifestyle fea- job service. With ote you Unique marketing concept Applicants are kmited. FM AC sake female announcer. Production /traffic included. tures. ND. 18 High Plein Rd.. Andover, MA 01810. EOE updated listing Call 24 hou, (3051435-9225 T&R: WFMV Box 428, Bleirnown. NJ 08725. EOE M/F 14-41 M/F 14-41 MediaLine you get fresh job AUDMON5 INTERNATIONAL A radio broadcast dm, AC acting applications for possible future openings. TSR: SeIG PA FM/AM combo seeks 'teatime engineer. Computer leads weeks before your job - on of Homing Show Productions. 740 N.E. 167th Sneer Rob Dei man, 1340 Wall. One Broadcast Plaza, Middletown knowledge helpful. Resume: SM. WIKZ, Box 479, Chambers..- - Suite 95. Miami. Florida 33162. NY 10940. EOE M/F 14 -41 burg. PA 17201. EOE M/F 14-4/ hungry competitors. MediaLine Rate afamo WILMIPO.1Iatd for lifestyle news. Are You g- Top NY market. Broadosat agency with studio seeks talent 312 -855 -6779. gressive /do it with personality? TBR: Jose Dise. Box 476, with voice /copy /production experience. Lucrative aalery 8 in- - EOE M/F 14 -41 Lewiston, ME 04240. EOE M/F 14 -41 cei*es. Contact: 12011 964 -3800

NEW NORTHEAST AC Seeking personalities for all dayparts. Top 50 market. Must have natural ability to relate and natural enthusiasm to winl T &R to: Ra- TM dio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #298, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

WOW, seeks pentane air personalities. Adult AOR format. C&R: Bob Payne. Ste. 2815. World Trade Ctr., Belttmore. MD Programming 21202. EOE M/F 13 -281 and our employees on to careers We're looking for two winning salesper- move. We're expending here have gone distinguished Commercial as.. FM seeks M/F lock. 7pm-midnight Monday - sons to represent our seven winning formats know of this ad. in broadcasting. Are you the next? Saturday. Commensurable salary, TAR: WYRS, Rick Petrone, and their nationally acclaimedconsultants. If you're a PD with some sales experience, Please direct inquiries to: 117 Prospect St.. Stamford, CT 08901. EOE M/F 13 -281 These two people will be expected to travel former PD now selling, local radio salesper- one to two weeks per month selling radio sta- son, local sales manager or currently selling Neil Sargent WANTED tion owners and managers on the highest nationally to radio stations, and want to leam TM Programming Experienced AOR newsperson to build a quality programming available. to excel in a national arena, let us hear from 1349 Regal Row news image for a major market AOR. Must We'll offer the right people a drew against you. Tell us about your experience, suc- Dallas, Texas 75247 have strong production skills and the ability commissions, paid travel expenses, a sub- cesses, goals, and what you can offer us. to interact with high profile morning show. stantial territory and the opportunity to get in Over the years, most of our programming Tapes and resumes only to: Radio & Records, on the ground floor of a company on the salespersons who have proved themselves EOF1M-F 1930 Century Park West, #297, Los Ange- les, CA 90067. EOE M/F

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Contemporary Country in 200K market needs drivetime jock. Tight format /Contemporary Country music. T &R: Jim Wil- MIDWEST liams, WCHA, Box 479, Chambersburg, PA 17201. EOE M/F EVEN IF YOU'RE HAPPY. ..READ 13 -281 THIS! Thrive on gathering and reporting news? WDIF /Marion wants you to be a part of its award -winning organization. T Ray Long Island Oldies seeks parttime announcers. Weekends/fill- &R: We're a rapidly expanding broadcasting group with existing state of the Reynolds, OM. 16141 387 -9343 'EOE M/F 14 -41 ins. Must know oldies /have five years' experience. T &R: Bilk art #1 facilities throughout the country. We're looking for radio pros Trotta, 1290 Peconic Ave., Babylon, NY 11704. EOE M!F 13 -28) who eat, sleep and breathe radio. If you're currently a GM, GSM, PD, Production Director, or Engineer who's interested in joining a progressive broadcast company intent on Top Northeast Market being the best, we would like to talk to you. Seeks morning DJ for "LITE" AC ... wTpower96fm Send resume and salary history in confidence to: ability to communicate and relate in Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #291, Los Angeles, CA word economy. NO CALLS. Tape & re A Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. Radio Station 90067. sume to Roslin Radio, 509 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10022. Alten 6 -10pm Night Personality tion: Marvin Roslin. EOE M/F Seek regional salesperson with one year experience & able to Join one of America's greatest CHR Radio relocate to area. Resume: Director of Sales, WAXX Box 503, Wanted passionately. Experienced newsperson to work with morning maniac. CHR leader. Females encouraged. Staffs! If you're ready to rock the Motor City Marshfield, WI 54449. EOE M/F 14 -41 lovable T &R: KWTO, Box 4568, Springfield. MO 65808 -4568. EOE Hiles from 6 -10, we'd love to hear from you! M/F 13 -281 WLAN -AM /FM has news opening. Experience a must. T &R: 3 -5 years mediumMajor market experience Z103 /WMBH seeks pros for future openings. T &R: Gary Ban- Ellen Wascou, ND, 252 N. Queen St., Lancaster, PA 17603. Is necessary for dy, Box 16ß7. Joplin, MO 64802. EOE M/F 14 -41 EOE M/F 13.281 this key on -air position! Fulltime gig available. All night, 1am -6am. Announcer /pro- duction. T &R: Ric Morgan. PD, KIZ2. Box 2188, Minot. Tapes & Resumes to: Anchor /reporter needed. 50kw medium Country FM. Mini- ND PD for dominant ESA AM. Experience 58702. EOE M/F 13 -28) a must. Airshift requir- mum two years'. Also future jocks. T &R: Doug Wagner, ed. T &R: Thom Wdlaims, WGHQ, Box 1880, Kingston. NY Gary Berkowitz, Operations Manager WBTU. Box 933, Fort Wayne, IN 46801. EOE M/F 14 -41 Future openings for 12401. EOE M/F 13 -281 WHYT AM /FM news /talk /air talent, production. T &R: Rob Ryan, WMNI/WRMZ, 1458 Dublin Rd., No. MI resort seeks talented, serious newsperson. Also need Columbus. Top-notch CHR morning man needed. Adult, good 2100 Fisher Building OH 43215. EOE M/F 13 -28) witty, pro. an announcer to help keep us on top. T &R: Box 26053, Lan- duction. C &R: Walt Speck, 95 XXX, Box 9530, South Bur- Detroit, Michigan 48202 sing, MI 48909. EOE M/F (4-41 lington, VT 05401. EOE M/F 13 -281 Capital Inc Employer Gbes /ABC, Is an Equal Opportunity WQID /Biloxi seeks evening personality with production skills. WEST T &R: Bob Lima. Box 4606, Biloxi, MI 39535. EOE M/F (3-28) SOUTH MAJOR MARKET COUNTRY NO needed for morning drive. Be part of top -rated show in Must understand con Seeks up- and-commg morning talent. 100k + market. Must be go- getter. T &R: Kyle Dewberry. Box experi- and have 3 years Cooney morning 3289, Jackson, TN EOE VP-Sales/Marketing cille persorelity 38303. M/F 14 -41 Fabulous city! Send ence. A team player career opportunity. The industry's fastest -growing market research firm is looking for an exceptional sales processional to join our ND needed for to Radio b Records. newly- crowned top -rated AC. Great City /cor- cassette, resume, employer reference senior management team. Position reports to CEO. Candidate should have successful track record in sales. Radio poration. T &R: Nat Humphreys, Sunny 105, Box 669, Augus- CA 90067. EOE 1930 Century Park West, #296, Los Angeles, ta. GA 30903. EOE M/F 14 -41 management background also preferred. Wt offer you the opportunity to work in an exciting, challenging entrepreneurial environment. You'll represent a Combo morning /newsman No. firm committed to providing clients with the highest -quality research services available. CA small market Country. Wil- ling to make two -year commitment. 81,000 /mo. Also need Compensation package commensurate with experience. Travel required. production person for AC. Contact: 1916) 842 -4158 EOE M/F "SPACE COAST" Qualified sales professionals only, please send resume, salary history, and references to: 14.41 AM /FM in Florida looking for News Direc- Kurt Hanson, President Future openings at expanding FM AC. Automation experience tor with strong motivation skills and pro- preferred. T &R: PD, KRLT, Box 5310, Stateline, NV 89449. STRATEGIC RADIO RESEARCH No fessional attitude towards leadership. calls. EOE M/F (4-41 211 E. Ontario, Chicago, IL 60611 T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century KILO 94 seeks Sales Manager. Minimum five years' sales Park West, #287, Los Angeles, CA management experience. Resume/cover letter: Lou Mellini, 90067. EOE M/F Box 2080, Colorado Springs. CO 80901. EOE M/F 14-41 Seek radio salesperson for upcoming Salsoul /Jazz /Latin NMI Sound machine. Resumes only: PD, Dan Cordova, 4248 W. AM /FM seeks Ultimo Production Director. Good writing /pro- Fullerton, Chicago. IL 60639. EOE M/F 14-4) NEWS PERSONALITY duction skills a must. Tape /writing sample: Bill Johnstone, KPNW, Box 1120, Eugene, OR 97440. EOE M/F 14-41 105 WYNG seeks aggressive news type who can anchor We need a highly motivated, ex- New 100kw AOR staffing up. Need jocks for ail shifts. No af- Seek news anchor. Work with automation in CA market. Pre- ternoon drive. T &R: Dale Carter, Box 6506, Evansville, IN CHR yuckers. T &R: Bill White, KDXR, Box 1478, Borger. TX perienced news anchor who fer experience. Salary negotiable. Brad Orchard 18051 47712. EOE M/F 14 -4) 79008. EOE M/F (4 -4) communicates. Knowledge of en- 393 -1900 or 16191 244 -2000 EOE M/F 14-41 FL AOR seeks ND to join established morning show. Public af- tertainment programming desira- Warm, southern, Top 100 AOR seeks high energy rocker to fairs experience helpful. T &R: Rad Messick, WDIZ, 2699 Lee ble. Two skills required. 1st: pull winning numbers 7pm -12am in CA. Immediate opening. Rd., Ste. 470, Winter Park. FL 32789. EOE M/F 14-41 Sharon: 1213) 459 -8556 EOE M/F 14 -41 0 Must bring attention getting and KJQ FM /AM needs one more natural- sounding pro. Creative AM drive/PD needed FM AC in FL. Premier coastal city. T &R: AM RADIO 76 authoritative delivery, good news copywriting/production skills required. Let me hear your best. Marty Rowland, WSGL, Box 7789, Naples, FL 33941. (4 -41 judgment, creative story selec- T &R: Paul Wilson, PD, 1506 Gibson Ave., Ogden, UT 84404. A Capital Cities ABC. Inc. Radio Station EOE M/F 14 -41 Future opening for fulltime 6pm -12mid announcer with pro- tion, and clever writing to job. duction. T &R: Vale Rodriguez, KVOU /KYUF, Box 758, Assistant Program Director Creative talent needed. Overnights CHR. No beginners. No 2nd: Must be able to rap with jerks. No calls. No Uvalde, TX 78802. EOE M/F 14 -41 obligation. Enter now. C &R: John Langan, On Air Talent music host, be quick on the up- S. 5505 Regal, Spokane, WA 99203. EOE M/F 14 -41 Top -rated station seeks female D.J. Great production, person- Detroit's Number One Radio Station, take, and contribute personality ality /involvement. T &R: Bruce Edwards, WKJN, 3029 S. CHR with possible opening soon. C &R /production samples: 50,000 -watt WJR is looking for an Assistant Sherwood Forest, Ste. 200, Baton Rouge, LA 70816. EOE values to #1 rated morning show Dan Kelley, KISS 98, Box 740. Cortez, CO 81321. EOE M/F Program Director with knowledge of Full - 14 -41 M/F 14 -41 in Service Radio, including News, Personali- highly competitve market. Out- Salt Lake metro Country needs air talent. All shifts & produc- ties, Talk, Music, & Sports. Programming & standing Peabody award winning Immediate opening for night rocker. Excellent communicator, tion. T &R: Box 122, Centerville, UT 84014 -0122. EOE M/F good with phones. No beginners. Top -rated in eight-station AC /MOR on -air experience, with the ability station, excellent salary and 14-41 market. T &R: Kyle Dewberry, Box 3289, Jackson, TN to work with top -flight staff is essential. working conditions. Send letter, 38303. EOE M/F 13 -281 Top-rated Las Vegas Country now seeks talent for future Tapes & Resumes to including salary requirements, openings. T &R: Randy Hood, KFMS, 1555 E. Flamingo Rd., Ste. 435, Las Vegas, NV 89119. EOE M/F 14 -4) Reporter /anchor with good reporting /writing skills. Also ND Gary Berkowitz, Operations Manager one-page resume and to direct two -person shop with anchor. Excellent benefits. cassette T &R: J. W. Polle, WFLS, 616 Amelia St., Fredricksburg, VA WJR Radio to: Bob Henabery Associates, Warm. southern Top 100 AOR seeks high energy rocker to 22401. EOE M/F 13-281 2100 Fisher Building pull winning numbers for 7pm -12am. SHARON: 12131 459- Inc. c/o Radio & Records, 1930 8556 EOE M/F 13-281 Detroit, Michigan 48202 Can you talk & push buttons at the same time? Can you work Century Park West, #300, Los KILO manager. with pros from Atlanta & Charlotte? T &R: 97V, Box 3325, Capbal CNee /ABC, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 94 seeks sales Minimum five years' sales management experience. Resume/cover letter: Lou Danville, VA 24541. EOE M/F 13 -28) Angeles, CA 90067. Phone calls Mellini, Box 2080, Colorado Springs, CO 80901. EOE M/F 13 -281 will not be accepted.

Creative copywriter/production manager. Top-rated station seeks pro. Two & four-track studios. T &R: Dave, KSEI, Box 103 WRKA / Louisville 40. Pocatello, ID 83204. EOE M/F 13 -28) Reposer /anchor needed nowt Ce. Coast CHR. Women & mi- needs a winning PROGRAM DIRECTOR. We have the staff that's produced one of 1985's big- Production Pro needed immediately. norities encouraged to apply. T &R: Tom Hiscox, ND, KDON, gest AC success stories. Check these 12+ trends: WAIT Radio will soon become Chica- Box 81460, Salinas, CA 93912. EOE M/F 13 -281 3.9 - 5.0 - 8.9 go's Format 41 station and you can be- Contemporary Christian Satellite Network needs air talent at a part of the excitement. Must be Can you take one of the hottest stations in America to 01 in 1986? Then come have fun with us come L.A. studios. Tape. Gem O'Brien, PD, 1748-W. Katella,

in Louisville! Great bucks . plus all the tools needed to win! a creative genius and a team player with Orange. CA 92667. EOE M/F 13 -281

Send station composite, programming philosophy and resume before April 15, 1986 to: copy writing experience. Make your AC morning news co- anchor needed for Seattle Area. Experi- mark in Chicago! Call AI Wilson at enced only) Women & minorities encouraged. T &R: Bill Lew. Bill Thomas, Vice President /Programming is, ND, KSLY. 12011 NE 1st St., Bellevue, WA 98005. EOE CAPITOL BROADCASTING CORP. (312) 440-3100. EOE M/F 13-281 530 Beacon Pkwy. West, Suite 401 Ill 11 Capitol Broadcasting Corporation Advertising sales for syndicated radio magazine show. Work Birmingham, AL 35209. EOE on your own time schedule. Top commission paid. Contact: Rozen Productions. 12131 854 -4914 EOE M/F 13 -281 .72/ Fl&R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986 OPPORTUNITIES

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MOR AM seeks conversational, relatable morning news co Femur W need. (obi Prefer IA /IL area. News /copywriting/ DJ with eight year' experience hes sincere desire to reenter NIgt/mldtlay pro. Formerly with .100, 98X, K102, WKGR. anchor. Duties include news gathering. Females encouraged. production experience. Have license. CARI: 13191 355 -4212 red.. Seek PD smell market. RALPH: 1209) 584 -4565 13 -281 Will relocate, JEFF: 13051 588 -2151 (3-281 T&R: Dan McCully. KIDO, Box 83, Boise, ID e3707. EOE M/F or 13191 2893873 14-41 13 -281 Seven-year morning announcer seeks gig in upper MW. Good News /mote/DJ. Five years' experience 8 BA communica- production /skills. DON: 17151 258-0177 13 -281 H you have boob. producing concert spot, don't send a tions. I am hardworking, enthusiastic. Seek nice place to MOONLIGHTING tape. Jock that knows production? 18R: Z -104, 2800 N. work. JEFF: (3031 522 -8875 14 -4) It you're committed to true excellence, and Main, Logan, UT 84321. EOE M/F 13-281 you need on established, original,. victim, MISCELLANEOUS Senses sbeut esperlsrw.y Nine-year vet Seeks AC /CHR/MOR drivetime slot in Ventura County/CA. More than just a jock. outrageous, cuddly, professional team, Haar. Newmark, Wedtlr, 8 Howard has relocated from the TOM: 18051 933-3192 14 -41 we're it/ Not Maddie & David, but MORIN 1st floor to the 2nd floor at 1730 Spruce St., Philadelphie, PA POSITIONS SOUGHT & KRANTZ WIOK, WPIX, .WZOU, Ad 19103, 12151 735 -5843 14-41 Youg, active. herd worker. All around knowledge of the business. BA degree holder wants to assist. Can handle mu- CHR /AOR. f6171566-7028. in CHR record service needed from all lebels for the new WINK. Amt. Editor Radio & Records seeks Asst. Sales /Promotions sic. Contact: 13091 478-8768 14 -41 New Haven radius. Ready to learn the ropes your way. Great FM /Providence. Contact: Steve Raymond, 98 Getchell Ave, News/entertainment talent seeks gig. Two years' Woonsocket, RI 02895 or 14011 762 -12401441 references. PAMELA MARITZER: 12031 453-5447 14-41 Amuciste Editor Radio & Records seeks same /Amt. Promo- growth parttime major market experience. Degree. PAUL: (7161 tion /sales in New Haven area. Available 4/10. PAMELA MAR - 834-0429 13 -281 Jazz record service needed for 6107 Jazz Brunch et WBEA/ Three+ year medium markei AOR, including both drive - ITZER: 12131 279-1364. 553 -4330 13 -281 es. Seek, move to major /medium market. Personable, en- Cleveland. Contact: Drew Bentley, Box 4006, Elyria, OH W. news, spar. Five years' experience. Good communica- 44036 or 121 6) 8354343 (441 tertaining, good numbers. RICK: 13121392-4985 (4-41 Former Notional Director of Marketing Services Macey Lip- tor, enthusiastic, hard working. Will relocate. JEFF: 13031 man Marketing. Seek opportunity within record industry. 522 -2731 -281 AC/CHR hybrid need. record eery.* from all labels for KICS/ Seven -year marketing/label vet. JULIE FREEMAN: (2131 13 KEiH, Contact: Vince Edwards. 500 E. "J;' Hastings, NE 826-1079 13 -281 STATION SOLD Attention al Smel /esedlum markets in West. Nine Wars' inra- 88901 or 1402) 483-1314 dio. Seek position PD/ND/air talent. Have tape. DAVID BAX- 14-41 Experienced ennouncer seeks rock 'n' roll oldies. AM station TER: 17021 388 -7511 13 -281 High -profile female Country -Rock per- preferred, will travel. Knowledgeable /reasonable. JACKSON Need AC Country music service from all labels. Contact: sonality, good phones, four years lbp 10 DOUGLAS: 18031554- 466313 -281 Mike Bissell, KLDN, Eldon, MO 85028 or 13141 392 -3793 Black female & mur anchor /reporter college seeks graduate 13-281 market. Ready for new major market re-entry at ell -news, AM /FM combo. Contact: 14191 865- I werd work. Three years' experience small/medium market. I challenge in May. (515) 686-1129. 1222 13 -281 fall iyl know my music. Will relocate. DEREK ST. JOHN: (303) 625- Eastman Radio/Atlanta has relocated to 2635 Century Park- 0434 13 -281 way. Suite 560, Atlanta, GA 30345;14041 321-5136 13 -281 Hies the theatre of your mind been turned into condos? Grouchoespue jock writes /voices. Turn black & white radio into color 3 -D. JOHN: 16021 782- 2746 13 -281 Victim of sutomstlon in Top 50. Extensive MD background. Important Notice: When replying to R &R Up-tempo Country /AC. KEVIN KASEY: 1919) 883- 3811 14-4) MAJOR MARKET Anent.n So. FL programrrersl Seasoned vet seeks pamime Blind Boxes, please keep the size of your gig. WSHE, WVCG and others. Why settle for wimpy Versatile heft seek. new team In FL. Production is second part- packages limited to a 9" x 12" envelope. NEWS PRO time talent? JOHN FORD: 1305) 771 -2478 13 -281 nature. AOR /CHR /AC. Cell for tape & resume. DAN: seeking 19041932-4191 14-41 Award -winning veteran newsman -air news direc- Medium market promotions/programming/air talent. Three major market anchor or on Dates appearing at the end of each listing Motivnad .porfpreen, six years' experience, strong news -FM experience. Will relocate. AOR preferred. Team player tor position. Formerly of WNEW and seeks solid team, JON MICHAELS: (2011 349 -8047 -28) & writing background. Enthusiastic, hard working. POP exper- 13 signify first week listed. dynamic, street - ience. JEFF: 13031552-2731 (441 KCBS-TV. Aggressive, se. Solid, conversational on -air delivery. Eight yeari radio. Let's make it nine. Military electronic train- ing Country /CHR. DON: 13171284- 554713.281 OverngM Medalist. FSA personality will make your "third An Emmy- winning television producer, a shift" sparkle. MARK ALLEN: 12161964-857714 -4) A competitor bonus for TV-radio combos, Need job. Female DJ prefers IA /IL. News, copywriting, pro- R &R Opportunities that wants Have license. ND /anchor. Worked with Rick Dee. & Ton Joyner. Want to looking for a #1 station - or one duction. CARI: 13191 355-4212.. 289 -3873 relocate. Strong delivery, good writing skills. JANIS GOR- to be. 13 -251 Advertising DON: 19121883 -8353, or 436.9100 14 -41 Michael Linder Nam price! Veteran personality will relocate for fulltime your Radio 8 Records provides free employment. years' experience. LEE VERNOY: 1305 First (24 words Country pre. Need PD/MD or W? 20 years' experience in (213) 306-8447 Six large /medium markets. Just blown out by simulcast after Ave. SW, a2, Great Falls, MT 59404- 3922 13 -281 or 3 lines) listings to radio stations and two years. ANDY CARA: (7021733 -831014 -4) 7- record companies in Openings. Free list- Odverkn. entertainer. Warm, friendly, funny communicator. Morning person.gty /newspersa. Experience in both areas. A willing to work hard. Top Seek work in MW. Consider myself a professional. DAVE: ings of the same length are also available Communicator with great pipes & strong production skills. Great phones, appearances. pro Seek immediate opportunity in medium /large market. Three 50 only. BRIAN: 15041 469-4779 13-281 14021 245 -5904 13 -281 to individuals seeking work in the industry experience, will relocate. ANDRO: 13031522 -8875 under Positions I AOR, Top 60. Fluid, conversa- Sought. All other advertis- is 41 want to rodil Experienced tional. Raised by wolves. AOR /Hybrid. JOHN: 13121 ing must run display. Changes must be 262 -3773 13 -281 Dr. Don Takes mailed in on company letterhead. Reasonable, eager five -year vet itching for Hot CHR. Good TOTALLY CRACKED production. Willing to relocate. GIDEON SCHERY: Box 10, No Prisoners Deadline Arkport, NY 14807, 18071 295 -721413 -281 If you are a hot station and need a very hot The Slim One To appear in the fotowing week's issue, we Large market jock seeks fulltima on-air at Hot Hits station. drive and get down with jock - call me in must receive your ad by Thursday 12 noon WLS -Fm. KFRC. Los Rngeles Good pipes, many character voices. JOHN: 14141 961.1353 Tennessee. No faint hearts or cold-bloods 13 -281 (PST) prior to issue date. (213) 666 -9111 need apply! (615) 538-5697 Top mad W wens to build track record. Three years' CHR/ Display Advertising AC /Oldies. Will relocate anywhere, prefer TX /OK. JIMMIE JAMES: 14051 622 -3709 13 -281 Serious taut experience? Nine -year vet seeks AC /CHR /M0 Display: S40 per inch per week (maximum announcer. Six years' experience, in- AM /PM drive. Ventura County, CA. PO /production. Team Bright rr,mlg drive Have manager's recommandation. Five years' experience. 35 words per inch). Includes bor- MO. Seeks AOR/CHR/AC medi- player. TOM: 180519333192 (3 -281 cluding fulltime airship with Seek sports opening medium/large market. Versatile, depend- market station in SE. CHRIS: -8288 14 -41 der and logo. um 14041228 able. Want evenings. BOB: 13081 436- 370413 -281 Wing breath of crash air to your medium /small station. Hus- PD, TV ND seeks full/ band /wife programming teem wants to help you. STEVE & Blind Box: $50 per inch per week (maxi- Experienced W. Producer /copywriter, Must CM. Like -new CHR jock with all the options. Marketing PENNY: 1303) 825 -5403 13 -281 pamime in L.A. aree. JOHN: 12131473.63041441 degree. radio savvy, looking to See. Best offer. PHIL: 12161 mum 35 words per inch). In- 882 -3387 13 -281 cludes Am. PO /MtonwOn W WEZC/Charlone seeks PD. 16 -year Custody working pamime in Miami market, Four years' ex- border, box number perience CHR/AOR /AC. Small/major market. Razor sharp. pro. STEVE SUTTON: 14041479 -4145 14-41 Funny morning show. Good bite, banter. phones. Guaranteed and postage/handling. SANTO: 13051 752 -8303 13-281 to generate publicity for your station. Will relocate to any top DJ gig. AOR/ Greet pips* & dependable. Seek /production 100. J. C.:19141 965-5079 (3 -281 Payable In MOR MT. TAR available. DAN SMITH: 1307) 324 -3818, or Advance! Aggressive female ready for gig in sales/production. Will relo- 1925 East Murray, Rawlins, WY 82301. 14-41 in 18 years' amouncr. I -95, WZZK -FM, 0 -102. Experienced cate. WENDY SANDERS: 160021870-1618. 9417 N. 2nd St.. Display & Blind Box advertising orders people. Reedy. GEORGE RIVERS: 1205) 328- 256813 -281 Phoenix, AZ 135020.13-281 I went more then e ggl Eight years' PO /Asst. MD /production. must be typewritten or printed and ac- automation, & more. AC/CHR /AOR L.A. Airwork unneces- Station not hitting 12 u in your market? That'. because I'm ND with 10 were' experience wants new market. Desire me- companied by check mailed to our office in sary DAVE BARE: 12131 930-4380 14 -41 position any- not pert of it yet. Seek programming /morning dium /major markets MW/West only. Contact: 13071 advance. where. CHR/AC /Oldies talent, THE VIC: 13131 398 -2618 235 -281 Reedy to work. Four years' experience CHR/AOR/AC. Smell/ -1483 13 13 -281 major market. Razor sharp. SANTO: 13051 752- 8303 14-41 For opportunities you must place your free 14 yews' experience includes WLAC, WIRK, WSUN. Three likes entertaining listings Fun loving. warren. FSA /AC personality who Wars' es programmer. Name your format, MITCH: 13061 by mall only. Address all 24 -word I welt to road Exper.ncad AOR/Top 80. Fluid, conversa- adults. Great pipes, very real, MARK ALLEN: 12181984.8577 -281 ads to: R& R /Opportunities, tional. Raised by wolves. AOR/Hybrid. JOHN: 13121 282- 387 -4127 13 1930 Century 13 -281 3773 14-41 Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. I need out M a homeless place, Incredible production skills, Eight yeas WOCI /Chicago. Seek announcer B/U, CHR. Ex- solid Prefer AC. BOB: 673-2545, 895 -2697 Emhusiaelc broadceet school endue.. Sedie entry -level airwot. 19151 cellent ratings /references. EVAN LUCK: 13121 8713638 -281 gig. Good MW voice. Will relocate. SCOTT: 12191 865- 13 13 -281 2544 14-41 MW major market turn available now. 12 Years' AC/CHR/ six -year vet in WAYNE BYERS: 17011 ND talk show North. Country. Past two CBS 080. Desire PD /drive position. Con- 2336 251 14-41 tact: 13141 489-0881 13-281 OPPORTUNITY FORM

113-year comedian wants to join you! Johnny Carson used my Hey Till I can make your mornirga smoke. If you need a hard material, you cann too. Very prolessenallnvolved. RICK: POSITION workin', good rookie' pt-down jock. try DOC: 16151 538- OPENING SOUGHT 16161 453 -86111441 5697 13 -281 Radio school experience/educa- Region MISCELLANEOUS Entry -.nel announcer gig. You want talent? Experienced medium market CHR /AC. Pre- Went es /production experience. Prefer MW. tion. more fer SE CHR/AOR/AC. JOHN MARTIN: 1305) 671 -7886, BRENT: 14141 284 -0198 1441 4848 -B N. Goldenrod Rd., Winter Park, FL 32792. (3 -281 PD Name - NAME.

e who under- Attention soma/medium ESA. I'm personality Three-yew pm with top -rated morning show in small market. 984 -8577 -41 ( ) stands. Let's talk. MARK ALLEN: 12181 14 Seek winning team. Smell /medium market. Programming/ GM Name' PHONE production. TOM12141 938-7476 13 -28) Morning sesa personify with experience seeks medium mar- ready 1. Please type or print clearly, using 24 words or less to include address/phone number, and ket. Dependable, hardworking. good voice, talented, SPpotceeta. Young. energetic, experienced with exciting for work. MARK: 12081 745 -0379 14-41 PBP. Seek radio/TV/cable station, college /pro PBP. GARY: attach to this form, 13191 283-3994 13-281 Versed. performer reedy to 'novel Medium market OM 2. Do not use abbreviations. experience in all areas, especial- relocate. Extensive Attention Arbitrary Mappers. Do you seek one more personal- 3. All ads are subject to editing. ly production. Contact: Box 5884. Columbia. SC 29250. ty with Sia years' experience to shore up a good spring book? 14 -41 Mail to: RSA/Opportunities, 1930 Century Park RICK: 13051 574 -3579 13 -28) West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986/73 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY BLACK/URBAN

L CHART EXTRAS MOST ADDED HOTTEST FIVE STAR (29) MELI'SA MORGAN PRINCE (73) Love Take Over (RCA) Kiss (WB) Do You Still Love Me (Capitol) PHILIP BAILEY (24) NU SHOOZ (42) 71% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 25/1, Light 33/8, Total Adds 9, State Of The Heart (Columbia) I Can't Wait (Atlantic) WBLZ, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, WKND, KOXL, WXOK, WWDM, KBUZ. STEVE ARRINGTON (22) JANET JACKSON (33) Jammin' National Anthem (Atlantic) What Have You Done For Me Lately (A&M JOHNNY KEMP (18) FALCO (26) Just Another Lover (Columbia) Rock Me Amadeus (A &M) BREAKERS ALEXANDER O'NEAL (15) STEPHANIE MILLS (26) I What's Missing (Tabu /CBS) I've Learned To Respect ... (MCA)

ALEXANDER O'NEAL What's Missing (Tabu /CBS) 71% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 29/2, Light 28/13, Total GRANDMASTER FLASH "Style (Peter Gunn Theme)" 19/5 Adds 15, Including WXYV, WTMP, WZAK, XHRM, KSOL, KOXL, WTKL, KHYS, WTLC, (Eleidra) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 8 /1, Light 9/4, Total Adds 5, KMJO, WBMX, WZAK. KOXL, KIIZ. Heavy: WKND. WANM. KBUZ. Debuts at number 37 on the Black /Urban chart. Medium: K104, KMJM, WDPN, WFXC, WOMG. WJMI, WZEN. 11980 BAND "On The Shelf" (In Your Face) 19/4 GEORGE CLINTON Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8 /0, Light 10/4. Total Adds 4, WVEE, HOT105, WPDO, KJCB. Heavy: WOWI. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WRKS, WHUR, WONT, KSOL, WNHC, WANT. Do Fries Go With That Shake (Capitol) JANET JACKSON "Nasty" (AIM) 17/13 68% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 26/0, Light 27/8, Total FM Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 4/3, Ught 11/9, Total Adds 13. WHUR, K104, WFXC, WJMI, WKXI, KIIZ, WALT, KHYS. Adds 9, KMJQ, WEDR, WTMP, WHYZ, WORL, KHYS, WWDM, WVKO, KUKQ. Debuts at WANT. KAPE, WANM, WAAA, WZEN. Heavy: WOOK. Medium: HOT105. MAI TAI "Female Intuition" (Critique) 17/7 number 38 on the Black /Urban chart. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 14/7. Total Adds 7, K94, WOWI, WDMT, WZAK, KJLH, WKXI, WCKX. Medium: WNHC, WFXC, WANT ANITA BAKER NEWCLEUS "Na Na Beat" (Sunnyview) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy Watch Your Step (Elektra) 1/0, Medium 3/1, UgM 13/2, Total Adds 3, WDAS, WNHC, WWDM. Heavy: WJMI. Medium: WDIA, WZAK. ALYSON WILLIAMS "Yes We Can Can" (Profile) 15/1 66% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 30/1, Light 22/6, Total Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 5/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 1, WHRK. Medium: WFXA, KOXL, WPEG. WFXC, WBLX. Adda 7, WTKL, KJCB, WLOU, WWDM, WVKO, Z103, KUKQ. Debuts at number 39 on the FORCE MD'S "Hero I Go Again" (Tommy Boy/WB)15/12 Black/Urban chart. Rotations. Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/2, Light 12/9. Total Adda 12, WRKS, K104, HOT105, WYLD-FM, WIMP, WONT, KDAY, KOXL. WHYZ, WAAA, WKWM, WZEN TROY JOHNSON "it's You" (Kalllsta/Motown) 15/8 FIVE STAR Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/2, Light 10/6. Total Adds 8, WILD. WDAS, WBMX, WONT, JET94, WKXI, WVOI, KDKO. Love Take Over (RCA) MASTERDON COMMITTEE "Get Off My Tipl" (Profile) 14/8 Rotations. Heavy 0 /O, Medium 1/1, Light 13/7, Total Adds 8. WDAS, KMJQ WDMT, WXOK, WFXC, WOMG, WLOU, WANM. 66% of our reporting stations on R. Rotations: Heavy O Medium 14/3, 42/26, /0, Light Total BARBARA MITCHELL "Ace Of My Heart" (All. Art./PolyGram) 14/5 - Adds 29, Including WWIN, WILD, KMJQ, WHRK, WEDR, WYLD -FM, WOWI, WIMP, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 12/6. Total Adds 6, WHRK, WEDR, WTMP, WAN, KAPE, WZEN. Medium: WDMT, WFXC WBMX, XHRM. A Most Added Record. RAINY DAVIS "Sweetheat" (Supertronics) 14/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/2. Light 10/2, Total Adds 4. WDAS, WUSL. WKXI, WTLC. Medium: WRKS, WANT STEVE ARRINGTON ORIGINAL CONCEPT "Can You Feel It" (Def Jam/Columbia) 13/1 Jammin' National Anthem (Atlantic) Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 010, Light 13/1. Total Adds 1, WLOU. DONNELL PITMAN w /CHI -LITES "Your Love Is Dynamlfe" 60% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium: 11/3, Light: 40/19, Total Adds (After Five/Fasilre) 12/10 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 12/10, Total Adds 10, WAOK, WTKL, WAN, WOMG, WKXI, KJCB, WBLX, KHYS, 22, Including WWIN, WAMO, KMJQ, HOT105, WEDR, WYLD -FM, WBMX, XHRM, KSOL, KAPE, WKWM. KDKO. A Most Added Record. STEADY B "Just Call Us Oaf" (Pop Art) 12/5 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0/0 Light 12/5. Total Adds 5. WXYV. WHUR. WKXI, WAAA, WTLC. MILDRED SCOTT "Prisoner Of Love" (4th 8 Broadway/Island) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 9/3, Total Adds 4, WAOK. WAN, WPEG, WKXI. Medium: WEDR, WZAK. LITTLE RICHARD "Groat Gosh A'MIghty (N's A Matter Of Time)" (MCA) 12/1 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations: Heavy 1/0, L Medium 4/0, Light 7/1, Total Adds 1, WFXA. Heavy: WTKL. Medium: WLUM, 0C104, WPEG, WOMG. r MASAYOSHI TAKANAKA "Teaser" (Amherst) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy t /0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/0. Total Adds O. Heavy, WIMP. Medium: WONT, WDKX, WKXI, WBLX, WTLC. KUKO. QJOHNNY KEMP "Just Another Lover" (Columbia) 50/18 RUTH DAWES Love Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/2, Medium 34/16, Total Adds 18, K94, WOWI, WBMX, WJLB, WLUM, KMJM, OC104. "I Only You" (Profile) 111 Rotations: Heavy Medium WFXA, 293, WZAZ, KIIZ, KJCB, WJYL, WPLZ, WVKO, Z103, WKWM, WZEN. 0/0, 1/1, Light 10/5, Total Adds 6, WDAS, WTMP, WXOK, WFXC, WLOU, WANM. MARZ ROSE BROTHERS "I Get ON On You" (Malabo) 45/9 "it's Hard To Fall Out Of Love" (Manhattan) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/0, Ught 7/2. Total Rotations: Heavy 12/2. Medium 17/1, Light 17/6, Total Adds 9. WILD. WYLD-FM. K94, WLUM, KACE, KSOL, KOXL, WXOK, Adds 2, KMJQ, WLOU. Medium: WJMI, WKXI, KJCB. WOOK. WDAO. Heavy: WVEE, K104, WOWI, WZAK, WAOK, WTKL, WFXC, WOMG, WJMI. WANM. JENNIFER HOWDAY "Dreams Never Ole" (Geffen) 11/1 In MORRIS DAY 'The Character' (WI) 40/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1. WCKX. Medium WJMI, WDAO. WTLC. um Rotations Heavy 2/1. Medium 15/4, Light 23/9, Total Adds 14, WLUM, KSOL, 0C104, WDKX, WFXA, KOXL, WTKL, RALPH MacDONALD f/DENNIS COLUNS "You Need More Calypso" (Polydor/PolyGram) 11/1 Z93, WOMG, WPDO, WOOK, WORL, WTLC, KBUZ. Rotations. Heavy 1 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/1. Total Adds 1, WZAK. Heavy WAAA. Medium: WFXC. WANM. TEASE "Flrsstarter" (Epic) 37/5 JOYCE SIMS "All 8 All" (Sleeping Bag) 11/0 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 23/2, Light 12/3, Total Adds 5, WOMG, WZAZ, WJYL, WALT, KDKO. Heavy WJMI, WZEN. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDKX. Medium: WRKS, HOT105, WOWI, WLOU. Mediums Include WWIN. WDAS, WUSL, WVEE, WILD-FM, WDMT, KMJM, XHRM, KOXL, WCKX. FAT BOYS "Se: Machine" (Sutra) 10/10 WEST COAST CREW "Jellied" (KMA) 34/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 414, Ught 6/6. Total Adds 10, WWIN, WDAS, WHRK, WBMX, WONT, WZAK, WJLB, KMJM, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/1, Light 21/3. Total Adds 4, WJLB, KOXL, Z93, WJJS. Heavy: K104, WOOK. Medium, KDAY, Z103. WDIA, WEDR, WDMT, WAN, WENN, WOMG, WKXI, WBLX, WANT. WGPR. PAUL LAURENCE "Strung Out" (Capitol) 10/5 BRENDA 8 BIG DUDES "Weekend Special" (Capitol) 29/9 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6 /1, Light 4/4, Total Adds 5, WXYV, WUSL. WYLD -FM. WANK, WCKX Medium WZAK Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 11/0. Light 16/3, Total Adds 3, WVEE, WDKX, WWDM. Heavy WAMO, WLOU. Medium: WNHC, 293, WZAZ, WAAA. WEDR, WDMT, WJLB. KMJM. WKND, WJYL, WOOK, WAAA, WCKX, WGPR, WZEN. PET SHOP BOYS "West End Girls" (EMI America) 10/5 TKA "One Way Love" (Tommy Boy) 20/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 5/4, Total Adds 5, WILD. KMJQ. WBLZ, XHRM, WZEN Heavy WLUM Medium. Rotations. Heavy 2/0. Medium 11/2, Light 15/5, Total Adds 7, WHRK, WZAK, JET94, KIIZ, WANM, WAAA, KDKO. Heavy. WHRK, KMJM, WDKX. HOT105, KJLH. Medium WILD, WDAS, WEDR, WIMP, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, WFXC, WOMG. USA -USA 8 CULT JAM w/FULL FORCE "Can You Feel The Beat" (Columbia) 28/4 Rotations: Heavy 6 /1, Medium 16/1, Light 6/2, Total Adds 4, WJLB, KSOL, 0C104, WAAA. Heavy: WXYV, WEDR, WIMP. KDAY, KJLH. Mediums include WWIN, WRKS, WDAS, WUSL, WOJY, WHUR, WDIA, WBLZ. WZAK. L SIGNIFICANT ACTION The PHIUP BAILEY "State Of The Heart" (Columbia) 24/24 Rotations Heavy O/Q Medium 5/5, Ught 19/19, Total Adds 24. WWIN, WAMO, K104, WHRK, 1(94, WTMP, WBMX, WBLZ, WDMT KACE, KJLH, WNHC WAOK. KOXL, WFXC, WOMG. WKXI, WOOK, WORL, KAPE, WANM, WTLC, WZEN, Call KDKO TA MARA 8 SEEN "Thinking About You" (AIM) 23/7 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/1. Ught 16/6, Total Adds 7, WDAS, WYLD-FM. WKND. WOMG, KJCB, WJYL, WGPR. Heavy: WHUR, WDPN. Medium: KIIZ, WLOU, WOOK, WVOI. That JULIAN FLENOY "Turn Ms Out" (KMA) 23/5 Rotatans. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 3/0, Light 20/5. Total Adds 5, WHRK, WDMT, WOMG, WBUC KUKO. Medium: WEDR. KOXL, JET94 MAURICE WHITE "Lady Is Love" (Columbia) 22/2 Gets Rotations- Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 15/2, Total Adds 2, WYLD -FM, WXOK. Medium: WHUR, WTMP, KACE, KOXL, WKXI, KAPE, WDAO. SLY FOX "Let's Go Ail The Way" (Capitol) 22/1 -Rotations. Heavy 6/0, Medium 11/0. Light 5/1, Total Adds 1, WVEE. Heavy: K94, WBLZ, JET94, WOOK, WPLZ, WWDM. Medium WHRK, HOT105. WZAK, WLUM. KMJM, KJLH, KSOL, 0C104, WFXA, Z93, WHYZ. It All! PRECIOUS WILSON "ro Ba Your Friend" (Jive/Arbq) 20/4 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/2. Light 8/2, Total Adds 4, WHUR, K94. WZAK, WDKX. Heavy: KIIZ. Medium: WRKS, WDAS, WUSL, KMJM, WKND. WNHC, WENN, WAAA, WZEN. (213)553-4330

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COOL J !lm Lucas Rostion Vents JETS WW INB.Hlmors FAT BOYS WAOK/AwnM MARZ none ORIGINAL Newman/Dunn NEWCLEUS Larry Tlosley WENN/Birmingham CONCEPT WHISTLE RUTH DAWES Hottest: ANITA BAKER THREE DEGREES PHILIP MkhaN Star STEVE ARRINGTON RAINY DAVIS BAILEY PRINCE MASTERDON COMMITT JANET JACKSON WTLC /Indinapolls FIVE STAR STEVE ARRINGTON none JANET JACKSON DEBORAH COOPER RUTH DAWES MAI TAI Jay Johnson FAT ALEXANDER O'NEAL Hottest: TEDDY PENDERGRASS BOYS MASTERDON COMMITT Hottest: JOHNNY KEMP MIDWEST PHILIP BAILEY DONNELL PITMAN PRINCE NEW EDITION GAP BAND WHITNEY HOUSTON r PHILIP BAILEY SERIOUS INTENTION JANET JACKSON MORRIS DAY PAUL HARDCASTLE TROY JOHNSON MILDRED SCOTT GAP BAND FALCO ISLEYS GAVIN CHRISTOPHER Hottest: CASHFLOW ATLANTIC STARR TA MARA L SEEN NU SHOOZ FIVE STAR PRINCE NEW EDITION MAGAZINE 60 Hottest: Hottest: KMJOIHOUNOn PRINCE Hottest: NU SHOOZ LOBELLE L MCDONAL GAP BAND WBMXIChlc.go WVKOICclumbus ZAPP PRINCE Ron Atkins CASHFLOW JETS PRINCE ATLANTIC STARR Marco Spoon RAINY DAVIS LABELLE i MCDONAL PRINCE KC Jones LABELLE L MCDONAL SOS BAND GRANDMASTER FLASH STROKE PATTI AUSTIN Zg3ICh.dston WJJSILynchburg FALCO TROY JOHNSON ABRAMS ALEEM /LEROY BURGS CBERRELLE MASTERDON COMMITT COLONEL ALEXANDER O'NEAL EVELYN KING CIMt FIMWh. Led Golne NU SHOOZ PHILIP BAILEY ANITA BAKER FIVE STAR STEADY B TEDDY PENDERGRASS SOS BAND STARPOINT FIVE STAR ISLETS JOHNNY KEMP PET SHOP BOYS WEST COAST CREW Hottest: 4WFXAIAOgusu JOHNNY KEMP JOHNNY KEMP MORRIS DAY MARZ Hottest: PRINCE WILDIBOSIOn Tony Sewell NICOLE CLINTON WAMOIPMt.DUrgh STEVE ARRINGTON GEORGE CLINTON GEORGE GAP BAND PRINCE STEVE ARRINGTON Hottest: Smith/Thorn. MORRIS DAY WEST COAST CREW CONTROLLERS JANET JACKSON NU SNOOZ WOOdWNWAMhony FAT BOYS TEDDY PENDERGRASS ROSE BROTHERS TWO MILE BAND FIVE STAR JUNIOR NEW EDITION CASHFLOW VOICES OF AMERICA GRANDMASTER FLASH PRINCE FIVE STEPHANIE MILLS GEORGE THORN STEVE ARRINGTON WORL/Orlendo FALCO STAR MARVIN GAPE NU SHOOZ Hottest: JANET JACKSON TROY JOHNSON LITTLE RICHARD Hottest: WINANS JETS Earl Jemes PHILIP BAILEY JOHNNY KEMP PRINCE CHERRELLE CASHFLOW PET SHOP BOYS NICOLE Hottest: EUGENE WILDE MILLS Hottest: NU SHOOZ PRINCE ALEXANDER O' HEAL STEPHANIE Hottest: STEVE ARRINGTON WHRKIMemphls JUICY PRINCE PRINCE JETS JANET JACKSON FALCO WLUMIMIIw.ukee CONTROLLERS SOS PRINCE JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS JETS WNISISmMh BAND Hottest: MORRIS NEW EDITION Bernie Miller FALCO NEW EDITION FALCO SHIRLEY MURDOCK PHILIP BAILEY DAY STEPHANIE MILLS GEORGE CLINTON ZIGS/Columbus JOHN TAYLOR STEPHANIE MILLS NU SH002 NU SHOOZ FIVE STAR JANET JACKSON PHILIP BAILEY KeMi Antoine MADONNA LABELLE L MCDONAL ALEXANDER O'NEAL TKA WGCUChkepo SOS BAND WPEGIChatotte MICHAEL HENDERSON MORRIS DAY ALYSON WILLIAMS Michaels ANITA BAKER LABELLE L Doug Marris Le. CULTURE CLUB MCDONAL JULIAN FLENOY Hottest: JOHNNY KEMP W KNOB .ford PRINCE WTKLBaton Rouge PRINCE none JOHNNY KEMP ALEXANDER O'NEAL BARBARA MITCHELL CULTURE CLUB E. Rodney Jones NU SHOOZ Hottest: FOR FEARS JordaNMCLwn MILDRED SCOTT FAT BOYS INXS TEARS WJMUJeckson NEW EDITION JANET JACKSON ROSE BROTHERS PAUL HARDCASTLE WDKXMOChpter SOS BAND PHIL COLLINS Hottest: FIVE STAR Cari Haynes JETS JUICY Hottes, WINANS Andre Meru) FIVE STAR Hottest: NU FAT BOYS SHOOZ STEPHANIE MILLS NU SHOOZ NU SHOOZ MELI 'SA MORGAN ANITA BAKER PRINCE JANET JACKSON SKINNY BOYS MORRIS DAY PRINCE PRINCE PRINCE TA MARA L DONNELL PITMAN GAP BAND FIVE STAR Hottest: SEEN PRECIOUS WILSON FALCO VAL YOUNG PET SHOP BOYS Hottest: ALEXANDER O'NEAL NU SHOOZ Hottest: CHERRELLE STEVE ARRINGTON JANET JACKSON VAN HALEN PRINCE MORRIS DAY FALCO TRAMAINE CASHFLOW TEDDY PENDERGRASS TRINERE LABELLE L MCDONAL NU SHOOZ Hottest: LABELLE L MCDONAL FALCO WBLLCIntlnestl NU SHOOZ BRENDA BIG DUDE i PRINCE JERMAINE STEWART Brion Cesti. PRINCE Hottest: WDIAMemphls KHYS/POrt Arthur STEPHANIE MILLS JANET JACKSON NEW EDITION STEPHANIE MILLS PET SHOP BOYS STEVIE WONDER PRINCE GAP BAND ROSE BROTHERS Bobby CYJay PetrylDe.Is FALCO KMJMISt. Louis ROSE BROTHERS JETBAIChationocg. none STEVE ARRINGTON ATLANTIC STARR WDAOIDayton STEVIE WONDER STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: Mlles Snadtwd W NHCINew Hewn CASHFLOW Frank SL James WKXUJSCkwn GEORGE CLINTON TRINERE Lentlad Stephens GAP BAND ALEXANDER O'NEAL MORGAN MAGAZINE 60 Jerre. Jadsn FREDDIE JACKSON Tanury Mersh.11 MELI'SA ABRAMS KOXLB.ton Rouge CONTROLLERS CASHFLOW FIVE STAR PHILIP BAILEY COLONEL JANET JACKSON TROY JOHNSON ROSE BROTHERS ATLANTIC STARR Broady LOU RANLS STEPHANIE MILLS JANET JACKSON Hottest: PAT BOYS Guy TEA CRAKA KHAN CHAPTER B WMURIWeshingtOn MILDRED SCOTT NU SHOOZ DONNELL PITMAN SLY FOX TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB ROSE BROTHERS KRISTINE MARVIN GAPE WHITNEY HOUSTON Mike Archi. TROY JOHNSON NEW EDITION WHITNEY HOUSTON PRINCE JOHNNY KEMP PHILIP BAILEY FIVE STAR Hottest: STEVE ARRINGTON JANET JACKSON Hottest: NU SHOOZ Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON MORRIS STEVE ARRINGTON PRINCE FIVE STAR DAY STEADY B WALTIMerMMn PRINCE FALCO STARPOI NT NEWCLEUS SOS BAND SOS BAND Hottest: MAI TAI TEDDY PENDERGRASS PRECIOUS WILSON Aundra Russell NU SH002 STEPHANIE MILLS COLONEL ABRAMS PHILIP BAILLY WEST COAST CREW PRINCE RAINY DAVIS STEPHANIE MILLS JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON PRINCE Hottest: PAUL LAURENCE JANET JACKSON FIVE STAR MICHAEL HENDERSON EDITION ATLANTIC STARR MAZARATI NEW ISLETS FREDDIE JACKSON JANET JACKSON FORCE MD'S CASHFLOW - PHILIP BAILEY L MCDONAL CASHFLOW LABELLE GAP BAND WDMTICIe.elend L.L. COOL J SHIRLEY MURDOCK GRANDMASTER FLASH STARPOINT DONNELL PITMAN NU SHOOZ TRAMAINE NU SHOOZ MELI'SA MORGAN ATLANTIC STARR READY FOR THE NOR TEASE Dean Doon L DARR WJLB /Detroit PRINCE MANCHESTER ALEXANDER O'NEAL Hottest: JANET JIMMY DOCKETT JACKSON FAT BOYS Alexsnd.r WhHmas COLONEL ABRAMS BETTY WRIGHT PRINCE Hottest: WALLY BADAROU STEADY B WMMCIColumbls WZENISL Louis Hottest: GAP BAND JERMAINE STEWART STARPOINT LISA LISA Hottest: Billy Ryen RENE L ANGELA Chas Saunders STEPHANIE MILLS CASHFLOW WRKSMN* Yak FREDDIE JACKSON STARPOINT MAI TAI ROSE BROTHERS none JERMAINE JACKSON TRINERE WANTNkhrrlond CONTROLLERS JANET JACKSON Tony Gray STARPOINT JULIAN FLENOY CASHFLOW Hottest: NU SHOOZ PAT BOYS JOHNNY KEMP JUNIOR EDDIE MURPHY NsnCy Williams PHILIP BAILEY FORCE MD'S SADE PRINCE STEPHANIE WHITNEY HOUSTON FORCE MD'S PATTI AUSTIN MILLS FIVE STAR FORCE MD'S Hot est: PRINCE JANET JACKSON JOHNNY KEMP MAZARATI PRINCE METE MASTERDON COMMITT MELI'SA MORGAN TEDDY PENDERGRASS WEST COAST CREW FIVE STAR Y/EOR/Miami JANET JACKSON TROY JOHNSON WHITNEY HOUSTON GAP BAND Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY WXOKIBston Rouge Jeckson/Jonoo JOHNNIE TAYLOR Hottest: JANET JACKSON WDJYIW.MMgtun JETS WZAZIJSCksobslli JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON WHODINI Al Wallace Hottest: JACKSON FALCO BnN. B.11sy Net Jackson STEVE ARRINGTON FALCO JANET PET SHOP BOYS PRINCE JETS CHERRELLE ROSE BROTHERS BARBARA MITCHELL PRINCE BARBARA MITCHELL SOS BAND MELI'SA MORGAN CASHFLOW STARPOINT STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: TRINERE GEORGE CLINTON GEORGE CLINTON NU SHOOZ SADE MAURICE WHITE FIVE STAR NIT.' EDITION PRINCE OC104/Ocesn City Hottest: K104IDelles ARETHA FRANKLIN L.L. COOL J STEPHANIE MILLS FIVE STAR MICHAEL HENDERSON TEDDY PENDERGRASS Dew AINn COLONEL ABRAMS Terri Avery PATTI AUSTIN LABELLE L MCDONAL RUTH DAWES JAZZY D CASHFLOW RUN D.M.C. STEVE ARRINGTON WZAKICI..Nand W GPR/DNmH LISA MASTERDON COWHIDE PHILIP BAILEY Hottest: L.L. COOL J LISA ARETHA FRANKLIN ALEXANDER O'NEAL Joe Sparau, MADONNA Hottest: FORCE MD'S PRINCE To111wrlPsrty SOS BAND ZAPP LABELLE L MCDONAL MARVIN VOICES OF AMERICA JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON NEW EDITION GRANDMASTER GAVE PRINCE WINANS JOHNNY KEMP FLASH EXCEPTION ISLEYS PRINCE GAP BAND WHITNEY HOUSTON CASHFLOW Hottest: TEASE TRINERE DR. YORK L SARAH MORRIS DAY O.C. SMITH FAT BOYS JOHNNY KEMP JETS TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WPLZ/bichmond PRECIOUS WILSON L.L. COOL J WVOUToledo STEPHANIE MILLS DRAMATICS TA MARA L SEEN Hottest: Crumbley /Denials FAT LARRY'S BAND Robert Holidayolidey FULL Hottest: MAGAZINE 60 FALCO FORCE RALPH MACDONALD MICHAEL GAP BAND HOTI051Mioml PHIL COLLINS Hottest: PETITE PRINCE HENDERSON MAI TAI PRINCE PRINCE T.nneriCas ldy WILLIE COLLINS PRINCE TROY JOHNSON NU SHOOZ TKA FIVE STAR TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: SADE TEDDY PENDERGRASS MADONNA ALEXANDER O'NEAL JETS MARVIN GATE STEPHANIE MILLS PRINCE WFXCRIUmam NU SH002 FORCE MD'S Hottest: STEVE ARRINGTON JOHNNY KEMP ANITA BAKER JANET JACKSON Ahln Stows GEORGE HOWARD PRINCE STEPHANIE MILLS BEAD STEPHANIE MILLS LABELLE I MCDONAL BOOKER NEWBERRY WPDOIJacksomalle Hottest: NU SHOOZ Hottest: LABELLE L MCDONAL PHILIP BAILEY NU SHOOZ LABELLE L MCDONAL Marc Little FREDDIE JACKSON KUKOIPhoenlx JANET JACKSON SLY FOX L.L. COOL J PRINCE GEORGE CLINTON Robert Wld.m.n SADE DIONNE WA..WICK PRINCE MORRIS DAY NEM EDITION RUTH AWES STEPHANIE MILLS K M Rapids SADE ATLANTIC STARR W W /Grand JOESKI LOVE FIVE STAR TEA FALCO WCKXM.olumbus KBUZ/WIChIN LABELLE A MCDONAL BBLO Orent/Franklln MASTERDOM COMIITT Rkk Sts.ens Roche Wright CONTROLLERS Hottest: Hottest: FORCE AD'S WHITNEY HOUSTON PRINCE JANET JACKSON WBLX /Mobile PAUL LAURENCE FIVE STAR TRINERE KDKOIDoowr KJLHILOS AngeNa GAVIN CHRISTOPHER GEORGE CLINTON NU SHOOZ GAP BAND Vernon Wells DONNELL PITMAN FIVE STAR Jay Johnson Steve Woods SOS BAND NU SHOOZ JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ALEXANDER O'NEAL ROSE BROTHERS NEW EDITION JOHNNY KEMP ANITA RAKER STEVIE WONDER ATLANTIC STARR SADE ANTHONY L CASHFLOW TIMEX KAPE/Sen Antonio GAVIN CHRISTOPHER PHILIP BAILEY CAMP JULIAN FLENOY JETS SOCIAL CLUB MAI TAI STEVE ARRINGTON PHILIP PATTI AUSTIN Mike Kelly WHITNEY HOUSTON TEASE BAILEY Hottest: DONNELL PITMAN WINANS MORRIS DAY TKA TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB PAUL HARDCASTLE Hottest: NU SH002 PHILIP BAILEY STEVE ARRINGTON PRINCE MELI'SA MORGAN TRINERE MAI TAI JULIAN FLENOY CONTROLLERS JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON NEW EDITION WHITNEY HOUSTON TROY JOHNSON Hottest: PALCO Hottest: WINANS Hottest: Hottest, STEVE PRINCE PRINCE SHIRLEY MURDOCK ARRINGTON TEDDY PENDERGRASS KIIZJKIlleen BARBARA MITCHELL JANET JACKSON PRINCE READY JANET JACKSON NU NU SHOOZ FOR THE NOR CASHFLOW KDLZ/Ft. Worih-0allas SHOOZ DONNELL PITMAN PRINCE JANET JACKSON Hottest: LABELLE L MCDONAL Bill St. John FALCO STEVIE WONDER XH11MISSn Diego McC.nn/Madlaon Hottest: JUICY STARPOINT NU SHOOZ NU SHOOZ JANET JACKSON CASNFLOW none PRINCE FULL FORCE CASHFLOW PATTI AUSTIN FALCO DuM Lindsey JOHNNY KEMP L.L. COOL J Hottest: JETS CASHFLOW NU SHOOZ STEPHANIE MILLS JOESKI LOVE PAUL HARDCASTLE STEPHANIE MILLS FALCO PRINCE GRANDMASTER FLASH WCKNUNasholN. MADONNA TEDDY PENDERGRASS GAP BAND STARPOINT JUNIOR J.C. Floyd ALEXANDER O'NEAL JANET JACKSON NU SHOOZ STEVE ARRINGTON TEMPTATIONS STEPHANIE MILLS TEA FORCE MD'S MELI'SA MORGAN PATTI AUSTIN MORRIS DAY KACEILOS Angeles FIVE STAR Hottest: 85 Reporting Stations WHISTLE FIVE STAR P.m Robinson PET SHOP BOYS KDAYILO. Angeles PRINCE PHILIP BAILLY 79 Current Reports PeltereonlM.c Hottest: GAVIN CHRISTOPHER MADONNA PRINCE NU SHOOZ DURELL COLEMAN FALCO Hottest: W WDMBumter FORCE MD'S JETS CULTURE CLUB W OMG /Gresnsbao JANET JACKSON PALCO DesnIMCH ugh The following stations reported WHODINI NU SHOOZ GAVIN CHRISTOPHER Foster SLY PDX PATTI CASHFLOW Doc WHITNEY HOUSTON a AUSTIN DIZZY GILLESPIE FULL FORCE frozen list: I SLEYS FALCO TATA VEGA GEORGE CLINTON TONEY LEE WEST COAST CREW KSOIISSn Francisco JOESKI LOVE ANITA BAILER WGCI/Chicago FAT BOYS PHILIP BAILEY L.L. COOL J TEE MASTERDON COMMITT KJCBILetey.tte FIVE STAR TODDY ROSE BROTHERS WENN /Birmingham YARBROUGH L PEOPL BOBBY K PHILIP BAILEY !Mania Handy MELI'SA MORGAN Hottest: Cy WYLD-FMINew OMesns FREDDIE JACKSON ARNIE'S LOVE MORRIS DAY NEWCLEUS WDPN /Columbia SADE JULIAN FLENOY ANITA BAKER Dell Spenser MELI'SA MORGAN ANITA BAKER STEVE ARRINGTON STEVE ARRINGTON BEASTIE BOYS MAGAZINE GEORGE HOWARD ALEEN /LEROY SURGE MAZARATI KDLZ /Dallas SOS BAND 60 ROSE BROTHERS Hottest: ROSE BROTHERS DONNELL PITMAN KURTIS BLOW TRINERE LABELLE L MCDONAL FORCE MD'S WOFX /Gulfport TA MARA L SEEN TA KARA L SEEN BRENDA L BIG DUDE PRINCE STARPOINT MORRIS DAY MAURICE WHITE NU SHOOZ LISA LISA TEASE JOHNNY KEMP PAUL LAURENCE ALEXANDER O'NEAL ISLETS WDIA /Memphis failed to report JANET JACKSON MELI'SA MORGAN Hottest: STEVE ARRINGTON MADONNA BEAD RENE L ANGELA ALEXANDER O'NEAL PRINCE FIVE STAR JUNIOR week and its DONNELL PITMAN this list TRINERE READY FOR THE NOR NU SH002 TA MARA L SEEN Hottest: Hottest: GAP BAND Hottest: Hottest: JANET JACKSON was frozen. PRINCE CASHFLOW PRINCE PRINCE TEDDY PENDERGRASS JANET JACKSON JETS JANET JACKSON STEVIE WONDER FALCO TEDDY PENDERGRASS WDPN /Columbia will be known NEW EDITION NU SHOOZ JETS GAP CHERRELLE BAND JETS L.L. COOL J as WMMC beginning next week. JERMAINE JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS

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CHICK COREA (15) PAQUITO D'RIVERA (17) APRIL 4, 1986 Elektric Band (GRP) Explosion (Columbia) JONATHAN BUTLER (10) DAVID BENOIT (15) 1 PAQUITO D'RIVERA/Explosion (Columbia) Introducing Jonathan Butler (Jive/Arista) This Side Up (Spindletop) 2 MUSIC FROM THE BILL COSBY SHOW /A House Full of Love (Columbia) NANCY WILSON (6) MUSIC FROM THE BILL COSBY SHOW (14) fl EDDIE DANIELS 8 LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA/Breakthrough (GRP) Keep You Satisfied (Columbia) A House Full Of Love (Columbia) 4 JON FADDIS /Legacy (Concord) RUSS FREEMAN (7) JON FADDIS (12) Legacy 5 o JOE WILLIAMS/ Just Want To Sing (Delos) Nocturnal Playground (Brainchild) (Concord) 3 6 DAVID BENOIT/This Side Up (Spindletop) 9 o CABO FRIO/Right On The Money (Zebra/MCA) 13 JOHN SCOFIELD /Still Warm ( Gramavision) JEANNIE 8 JIMMY CHEATHAM "Midnight Mama" Concord) 8/3 Rotations Heavy 3/0. Medium 2/2. Light 2.10. Extra Adds 1 total Adds 3. KERA. WBEE. KKGO Heavy: WBGO, KLON, KPLU. 9 RAY BROWN ALL STARS/Don't Forget The Blues (Concord) BERTRAMI "Dreams Are Real" (Milestone/Fantasy 82 8 TED 10 PILTZECKER /Destination (Seabreeze) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light t /0. Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 2 KJAZ, KPLU Heavy: WYRS, WJZZ. Medium: WBGO. WRTI. WNOP 21 (I) LARRY CARLTON /Alone/But Never Alone (MCA) RITZ "Born To Bop" (Pausa) 8/1 16 KEITH JARRETT /Standards Live (WB) Rotations: Heavy 3/1. Medium 3/0, Light 2/0. Extra Adds O. Total Adds 1 KUHF. Heavy WJZZ, WHRO. Medium: WRTI, 25 JONATHAN BUTLER/Introducing Jonathan Butler (Jive/Arista) WYRS. WMOT. 14 ZAWINUL /Dialects (Columbia) ALVIN RED TYLER "Heritage" (Rounder Records) 7/3 Rotations. Heavy 2/1, Medium 2/1, Light 2/0. Extra Adds 1. total Adds 3 KUHF, KPLU,WUSF. Heavy WGBH. Medium: 17 PHAROAH SANDERS/Shukuru (Theresa) WNUR 12 16 JUSTO ALMARIO /Forever Friends (Meadowlark) WENDELL HARRISON "Birth Of A Fossil" (Rebirth) 7/2 Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 4/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 311. Total Adds 2. WNOP, WVPE. Medium: WBEE, WJZZ, KTCJ. 19 m DOC SEVERINSEN 8 XEBRON/Doc Severinsen & Xebron (Passport) MARK O'CONNOR "Meanings Of" (WB) 7/1 10 18 HARVIE SWARTZ/Urban Earth (Gramavision) Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. KIFM. Heavy: WFPL, KLSK. Medium: WFAE, WVPE. I DEBUT ) (:):) CHICK COREA/Elektric Band (GRP) QMILTON NASCIMENTO "Encontros E Despedidas" (Polydor/PolyOram) 618 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 22, Light 2/2. Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 6. WEBR, WDET. WJZZ. WKSU, KJAZ, KLCC. 20 20 DOUG CAMERON/Freeway Mentality (Spindletop) BILLY MITCHELL "Night Theme" (Pausa) 6/3 1e 21 PERRI' /Celebrate! (Zebra /MCA) Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 3/1. Light 2/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WNOP. KBEM, KIFM. Medium: WYRS, WL00. I DEBUT ). SKYWALK/The Bohemians (Zebra/MCA) JEFF RICHMAN "Himalaya" (Passport) 6/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 1 /1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3. WNOP, WJZZ. WVPE. Medium: WLOO, KUOP, 27 RUSS FREEMANMocturnal Playground (Brainchild) WFSS. 24 CLIFF SARDE/Waiting (MCA /Curb) DON POLLEN "The Sixth Sense" (Black Saint/MI) 62 11 25 TONY WILLIAMS/Foreign Intrigue (Blue Note) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 2n, Light 2/1 Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KJAZ, WVPE. Heavy: WDET, WNUR. Medium. KWMU. 15 26 RALPH TOWNER/GARY BURTON/Slide Show (ECM) NABIL TOTAH "Double Bass" (Consolidated Artists) 6/1 I DEBUT IRA STEIN $ 8 RUSSELL WALDER/Transit (Windham Hill) Rotations Heavy 1 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1, WBFO. Heavy KLON. Medium: WMOT, KADX. 28 CONTE CANDOLI w/PHIL WOODS /Old Aquaintance (Pausa) KENNY BARRON "Autumn In New York" (Uptown) 6/O Rotations: Heavy 20. Medium 4P Lint 0 /0. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy WUWM, KJAZ. Medium: WRTI, KUHF, 29 C¡. STEVE KUJALA /Fresh Flute (CBS) WHRO, KLSK. 22 30 PETE PETERSEN 8 COLLECTION JAll ORCHESTRA/Playin' In The Park (Pausa) INTERIOR "Interior" (Windham HIII) 6B Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Lght 110. Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 0 Heavy WMOT, KLCC. Medium: WL00, KMHD, WNUR. Black/Urban stations contributing to Jain. WKND/Hartford. Melone McClean: KJCB/Lafayette. Horatio Handy; WYLD- MARC JOHNSON "Bass Desire" (ECM) 6B FM/New Orleans. Dell Spencer. WDMT/Cleveland Dean -Dean Rufus. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 4 /0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Medium: WBFO. WRTI, WDET, WVPE. TED SHUMATE wARA SULLIVAN "Gulfstream" (Pausa) 5/0 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/0, Light 1/O. Extra Adds O. Total Adds 0 Heavy WHRO, WUSF, KLCC. Medium: WBEE, NEW & ACTIVE WNOP L RICHARD SOUTHER "Hsirborne" (Meadowlark) 6/0 Rotations- Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0. Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. WNOP. KBEM, KMHD. Medium' WMID.

SADAO WATANABE "Parker's Mood/Live At B Club" (Elektra) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 7/2. Lght 510, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 3, WRTI. WLVE, WKND. Medium: WKSU, KLON, KKGO, KJAZ. KPLU. REGIONALIZED ADDS & HOTS GEORGE HOWARD "Low Will Follow" (TBA/Paio Alto) 122 Rotations' Heavy 5/1, Medium 4/0, Lighi 2 0 Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2. WJZZ, KBEM. Heavy: WNOP, WBBY. KKGO, KIFM. Medium. KTCJ, KPLU, WDMT WLVE EAST MIDWEST M...... WEST MISTER SPATS "Love Speak" (Pausa) 11/3 30.00 NINOAD wtolAr.YeqlI w.so...A r.aleili.prl w472.4.11 BILLY MITCHELL Rotations. Heavy 2/0. Medium 5/1 Light 3/1, Total Adds 1, Total Adds 3. WFAE, WLVE. WKSU. Heavy: WYRS, KLSK. r....tA. Ai,rIN CHICK CoIMA non rant. KA1114P.,.l1 Medium. WBGO, WJZZ. KMHD, WUSF. IVAN LI. GOO "RIO PUTNAM VIM J a..wr R.m t..,m MITA BM. H ARM SAMITE L.A. .1132 CIOIR QTERENCE BLANCHARD/DONALD mesa. MATTO/ oAVID EMIT HARRISON "Discernment" (George Wsln/Concord) 10/6 010 HOMMO MICRO. C/011.0 .1.110 SAME 1. MANCHA. HARM Rotations: Heavy MAR, NILAOR MILT. NASCOMATO 3/0, Medium 2/1 Light 212. Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6. WEER, KADX, KJZZ. KMHD, KLCC, WKND. MOUITO DM.RA Doty 0/1...11E :AR= CARLTON SOUND Or "MATE 01.1.11 SAM. MALT 0.01/ 1150., HOWARD Heavy WBGO. KJAZ. KPLU Medium: KXPR. NOW /1000NEY SE SM. HANILTOR N ANCY W.. B C. NILSEN JOHN JARVIS So 100.1.0 DIRIVRRA KTCJRAM 1i "So Fs Good" (MCA) 10/1 xra.i....t., ...Y J ON 'ADDIS DAVID IM AIMM SAM. OMIT Rotations Heavy Medium 1'0 eit.r.. in. OEMS. MR. SPATS 3/0. 611. Lgnt Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1 MAIMML MITE . KBEM Heavy WLOO. KKGO, KIFM. Medium: WNOP, MINN. VALEACZ VARY COLON /UM. DOC 5005115.1 KTCJ. KMHD KLCC. KLSK S TEIN WALDEN MAIM xrit4....s JOE 111.1.141.111 ro.lc.+Jnwri *r,... DAVID BEMOIT 0... SS* QNANCY WILSON You ART SLAM CM WM. 1...t.,A "Keep Satisfied" (Columbia) 9/8 VIM. KILL +ntmll..u.YilY MU IMO. EOM MITC110.. rem xMAW c w C1001 CORM Rotations. Heavy 22, Medium 413, Lght OD, Extra Adds 3. Total Adds 8, WEBR, KERA, WBEE, WJZZ, KADX, KKGO, H al. MRS ..r..,.rY I... ITC. 1.00 IIVICHERBON lritt immom v otORGE KKSN, KXPR Medium. WKND. CH101 CDR. ttttt MILT. NASCINOTO P 11 .111111N. MVO.. B ILLY NIMIIELL M. ALVIN NED TYLER SADAO MAIM. KAMM (1.1 KUJAM STEVE BROWN "Good Lines" (Cate Records) 9/0 COLl7. JON J. xwrR..r CALVIN KEYS 301.10.1111001211 11011. IrUTCNSRSON MM. BILLY NART JONATIM WIMP Rotations Heavy 3/0. Medium 3/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KBEM, KJAZ, WVPE. Medium: WFPL. MGR. HILL. ,w.,.. n.... .11/11. AA. maza KADX. WUSF .:AUJ,c Wl..il.. MIASIOAN NAM. MIR mu. CAALTON L100 WI MA LAM rohnI QBOBBY HUTCHERSON "Color Schemes" (Landmark) 8/5 .t,.i..,... EOM Mc/1MM x.a..,...... At w..Yr .YY. ta.... .W.i,NLi Woes (1 Rotations Heavy 3n, Medium 4/3, Light 0/0. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WRTI, WNOP, WKSU, MACY AILS. [ODIC .11111. HILTON ce...,rw.Y. KKGO. KXPR. Heavy. WARY CARLTON NMI... /ME ArTERS. Lt WBGO. KJAZ. Medium WJZZ. wTr.i.l4.nl MARIA MOM SMNE 1.1.11 00T SIMS .110" 111A141,00 :Mt CMTOLI M Mottme SILLY MITC.1.1 ur.ro MSYMI wM,.rl CII10E COPRA Mr MM. S. MOM. 0 119111.1 RUBY BRAFF/SCOTT HAMILTON "A Sailboat In The Moonlight" (Concord) ... RA... MAMIE C 8/3 MIC GEORG. MILL, COIMA Hotteme Rotations- Heavy 3/0. Medium 1/0. Light 2/1. Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 3. WBGO, WKSU, KPLU. Heavy: 'WYRS. KLON. KXPR. RUSS MOD. MIRY RIDE Nottem Medium. KJAZ. Kwu.x La. LAMA GUN. MUSIC rill0ININI 01 n. wre DAVID NM." MDE RUMS IALEMAN DAVID SOM. KKas.. An.... LIM El. GINME w1/4/Amer. 4M1ö... Pr..Ymii wlrww. KS IONATINM BUTLER M 4.i,.. As 1* JY. w.w 10. LINS CA. ATKINS 00. 0000000 IVAN LIS xIORArM K IITH MVIIM 011CM NATACRAMIA AM AMY CP. MO YORK JAZZ WI MILTON MSC 0101. JON "MOM norrum MANIA C CHICK COMA PO. MMTN New Magic From The No Digital Master Company MI. JARRETT L . SIANVIANI mewl Mt. NUM L DIMVMA Jmy 00.A. P.VVIm my mom [DOSS DANItLA MNIO 11.2A `.. Jog CON. CMOOLI KM/ .1111 ,Auterr : m om woom MOW Hottest B OOM HUMMER., RAY MM.

The Chick Corea Elektric Band ..ANNI MAIM wW.eY...... It OO,O.Y.I.Il K,,...... 1110 MOW. a..P SOUTH .Y.Y AA. ¡K..I...w. 1RI..,K. Fs I Quintessential keyboard master Chick Corea MOM VAT/JAW ,'irtL P,..r CIIICM CORM CH1CN CORM DAVID MOO. MASHALL IMATE wAUarA.s. K AR. MATS 0.11041 Bun. presents a GRP debut bearing all the earmarks al a M.110.. lMllb.r. . 111m. MEMO JON "MD/11 NITS JARVIA H SIMMZ 20. AW. IDATO 0.010 new Corea classic. Featuring heavyweights Dave WISHFUL 40t LL 1ANS MM.. JON r.DIS PERM 1.1L0.11 TMIT ICE MILLINIS Weckl on drums, John Patitucci on bass, and :A.;.' e..x..A oAw.i.t.. Mri JOE wILLI AO xKr.r...,,11 tr`PA. d.. MY. IMIT 41.010 NOD.1 MOM ...... n guitarists Carlos Rios and Scott Henderson: The JuSTO .ittOalY.... NM. WILSON LAMM 00.1.1 0.0110 Mr r.... trra MT. 51.10LA .3ca foam Elektric Band takes its place as one of the hottest , Weft :i.:.A.K PA..11111.1 .A :. JON MIMS .... CARDOLI ° MRS releases of the year. 000 0.0111 SAM. CDO. .11111. 47 °i.óm MODI: TO xtr rAODIS Reporting Stations MUSIC M.S. MI JOIN MOD. MY ER.11 AVID 1.0. 1.10 0.100 44 Current Reports Debuts #19 MO ?RIO at on R&R's National Jan Chart. MvIOMMOIT 40 WILLIAMS OAS 1.00.11 MT RAM MUSIC /1"costy .. .Irte -.l.. w....., r Y.. MIT W.I. «M.IY... LI OW ILLIAMS 1 H E ' MY all.11 ON "ADDIS NHROMorfolk WLOQ /Orlando. ! D I G I T A L M A B T E R AIMID/Nashvllle rallad to i Avaria* m GRP nmras rassMes..l. C O M P A N Y 78/ R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY COUNTRY

TOP 50 APRIL 4, 1986 MOST ADDED

Taal Repons7Adds Heavy Medium Light ED BRUCE (41) Nights (RCA) e 5 2 JUDDS /Grandpa (RCA /Curb) 0 163/0 147 15 1 EXILE (39) 6 1 I 2 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Feelin' The Fee lin' (MCA/Curb) 161/0 134 18 9 Super Love (Epic) 9 7 a Q EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Once In A Blue Moon (RCA) 160/0 126 26 8 LEE GREENWOOD (38) 16 Hearts Aren't To u 6 0 HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Ain't Misbehavin (WB /Curb) 160/0 110 46 4 Made Break (MCA) WIWE NELSON (34) s 3 3 5 ANNE MURRAY/Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) 151/0 114 30 7 Living In The Promiseland (Columbia) 18 16 it O KENNY ROGERS/Tomb Of The Unknown Love (RCA) 162/1 95 62 5 JUICE NEWTON (34) 26 17 14 0 RONNIE MILSAP/Happy Happy Birthday Baby (RCA) 163/0 68 91 4 Old Flame (RCA) 13 12 10 0 MERLE HAGGARD/ Had A Beautiful Time (Epic) 143/0 104 29 10 DAN SEALS (33) 17 15 12 0 JANIE FRICKE/Easy To Please (Columbia) 156/1 84 63 9 Everything That Glitters (EMI America) 12 H B 10 SAWYER BROWN/Heart Don't Fall Now (Capitol /Curb) 138/1 85 43 10 SOUTHERN PACIFIC (30) Reno Bound (WB) 25 19 17 m TANYA TUCKER/One Love At A Time (Capitol) 162/1 59 92 11 BARBARA MANDRELL (23) 21 18 16 WAYLON JENNINGS/Working Without A Net (MCA) ® 158/2 63 80 15 When You Get To The Heart (MCA) 20 21 I9 REBA McENTIRE/Whoever's ® In New England (MCA) 159/3 59 85 15 JUDY RODMAN (20) 20 24 21 ROSANNE CASH/Hold On (Columbia) m 152/1 49 93 10 Until I Met You (MTM) 30 26 22 ® NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Partners. Brothers, And Friends (WE) 158/3 36 103 19 MARIE OSMOND (19) 2 it Read My 5 16 ALABAMA /She And I (RCA) 128/0 76 34 18 Lips (Capitol /Curb) 1 2 7 17 DON WILLIAMS/Wive Got A Good Fire Gain' (Capitol) 124/0 67 36 21 4 e 15 18 GEORGE STRAIT/You're Something Special To Me (MCA) 121/0 76 26 19 37 29 23 m STEVE WARINER/Life's Highway (MCA) 157/2 24 109 24 to 9 9 20 RANDY TRAVIS /1982 (WS) 118/0 63 40 15 31 28 24 G KEITH WHITLEY /Miami, My Amy (RCA) 148/8 4.3 77 28 HOTTEST 39 32 27 © FORESTER SISTERS/Mama's Never Seen Those Eyes (WB) 159/6 11 114 34 33 30 25 tai GIRLS NEXT 000R/Love Will Gel You Through... (MTM) 146/7 35 70 41 JUDDS (99) 43 37 29 EDDIE m RABBITT/Aepelitive Regret (RCA) 158/7 5 108 45 Grandpa (RCA /Curb) 7 10 1a 25 RICKY SKAGGS /Cajun Moon (Epic) 110/1 59 26 25 BELLAMY BROTHERS (62) 36 31 28 m JOHN CONLEEMarmony (Columbia) 142/6 20 92 30 Feelin' The Feelin' (MCA /Curb) HANK WILLIAMS Is w 31 ffi OAK RIDGE BOYS /Juliet (MCA) 156/10 2 94 60 JR. (53) Ain't Misbehaviri (WB /Curb) u 34 30 a DWIGHT YOAKAMMonky Tonk Man (Reprise/WB) 147/10 9 86 52 EARL THOMAS CONLEY (44) 15 a 13 29 LARRY GATLIN 8 THE GATUN BROTHERS/Nothing But Your Love Matters (Columbia) 111/0 48 50 13 Once In A Blue Moon (RCA) 38 35 32 e1 CONWAY TWITTY/You ll Never Know Flow Much I... (WB) 135/6 9 88 38 ANNE MURRAY (42) - K 36 0 WILLIE NELSON/Living In The Promiseland (Columbia) 142/34 2 68 72 Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) 42 37 e Q RESTLESS HEART /'Tit I Loved You (RCA) ALABAMA (38) 130/15 6 69.. - - 55 3 6 20 She And I (RCA) 33 GARY MORRIS /100% Chance Of Rain (WB) 81/0 32 30 19 RONNIE MILSAP (36) 20 20 26 34 STATLER BROTHERS/Sweeter And Sweeter (Mercury/PG) 75/0 30 29 16 Happy Happy Birthday Baby (RCA) io 3B 36 m GENE WATSON /Carmen (Epic) 103/2 9 62 32 KENNY ROGERS (36) 48 13 40 Q EVERLY BROTHERS/Born Yesterday (Mercury/PG) 108/17 6 48 54 Tomb Of The Unknown Love (RCA) BREAKER !ii DAN SEALS/Everything That Glitters (EMI America) 116/33 0 42 74 MERLE HAGGARD (35) BREAKER 0 BARBARA MANDRELLmtien You Get To The Heart (MCA) 108/23 3 49 56 I Had A Bea tiful Time (Epic) 4e 44 U Ci KEITH STEGALLA Think I'm In Love (Epic) 87/6 3 55 29 RICKY SKAGGS (27) a 43 JOHN ANDERSON/You Cajun Moon (Epic) - 0 Can Keep A Good Memory Down (WB) 95/10 0 48 47 - - w CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Drinkin My Baby Goodbye (Epic) 91/17 3 38 50 b G MARIE OSMONDAìead My Lips (Capitol /Curb) 96/19 0 36 ' 60 BREAKER 0 JUICE NEWTON/Old Flame (RCA) 103/34 0 26 77 - - 47 Q DOBIE GRAY/That's One To Grow On (Capitol) 86/10 2 37 47 27 25 34 45 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Tonight We Ride (WB) 50/0 10 24 16 MOST ADDED A HOTTEST lise Rose sangs achieving the most adds nationally. ana the songs I DEBUT 0 CHARLY McCLAIN & WAYNE MASSEY/When It's Down To Me And You (Epic) 70/12 2 30 38 reported "hottest'. compiled from all our reposers. L DEBUT m EXILE/Super Love (Epic) I 72/39 0 17 55 The number in parentheses immediately following - - ea Q OSMOND BROTHERS/Baby Wants (EMI America /Curb) 62/4 2 31 29 the songs in Most Added 8 Hottest indicate the total number of Country reporters 23 22 33 49 MEL MCDANIEL/Shoe String (Capitol) 48/0 7 24 17 adding the dag this week or noting that the sag is among their five honest. DEBUT 11116 el STEVE EARLE/Hillbilly Highway (MCA) 64/18 0 24 40

BARBARA MANDRELL When You Get To The Heart (MCA) BREAKERS On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 49, Light 56, Total Adds 23 including WTCR, WWVA, KYKR, WWKA, WODR, WONE, KJJY, WFMS, KFKF, WKCO, KUUY, KFMS, KMPS, KIIM. A most added record. Moves 44 -38 on the Country chart. DAN SEALS JUICE NEWTON Everything That Glitters (EMI Ameirca) Old Flame (RCA) On 71% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 42, Light 74, Total Adds 33 On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy e, Medium 28, Light 77, Total Adds 33 Including WAJR, WHN, WXTU, KEAN, KPLX, KIKK, WSIX, KKYX, WMNI, WDAF, K102, including WORE, WIXL, WSOC, WKLO, KRMD, WUSO, KJJY, KXXY, WKCO, WIL, KFDI, WTOD, KIK -FM, KUGN, KGA. A most added record. Moves 45 -37 on the Country chart. KIK -FM, KKAL, KKCS, KFRE. A most added record. Moves 50-43 on the Country chart. - -1 IT SPARKLES...IT SHINES...IT'S BREAKER THIS WEEK!

"Everything That Glitters" E1311

DANSEALS R &R BREAKERS EMI AMERICA

R &R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986/79 COUNTRY

JERRY REED "Country's Alive And Doing Well" (Capitol) 22/2 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 9.t. Light 13.1. Total Adds 2, WIXY, KITS Medium WGNA, WBGW, WTSV, KRRV, KKYX, r WTCM, KUZZ, KSOP ROY CLARK "Tobacco Road" (Sliver Dollar) 21/7 Rotations. Heavy O /0. Medium 5/0. Light 16.7, Total Adds 7, WYNK. WTVY, WLWI, WPAP, KXXY, WXCL. KKAL Medium. MARIE OSMOND "Read My Llps" (Capitol/Curb) 96/19 WOW. WTOD, KRWO Rotations Heavy 0 /O. Medium 36/3, Light 60/16, Total MALCHAK Adds 19. including WIXL, WYNK, WEZL, KIKK, WLWI. WOYK, KFKF, 8 RUCKER "Let Me Down Easy" (Alpine) 20/3 WMIL, WDGY, K102, WTOD, KYAK, KLZ, KCKC, KIGO Moves Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0. 48 -42 on the Country chart Light 18/3, Total Adds 3, WGTO, WIRK, KEIN. Heavy. WCUZ. Medium KIGO Light JOHN ANDERSON "You Can't Keep A Good Man Down" (WB) 95/10 WBGW, WIXY. WDXE, WXCL, WKCO Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 48/1, Light 47/9, Total BAMA Adds 10, WRKZ, CHOW. WOKK, KJNE, WONE, WCXI, WBCS, KLZ. BAND "I've Changed My Mind" (Compleat/PolyGram) 20/0 KUGN, KRAK. Medium WVAM, KRRV. KKYX, WOW, KEIN Rotations Heavy 1 /0. Medium Moves 43.40 on the Country chart 8/0, Light 11'0. Total Adds 0 Heavy WCUZ Medium KEAN, WTVY, WAMZ, WOW, KFDI. GRAY 'That's One To Grow On" (Capitol) 86/10 KRKT, KRWO, KALF Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 37/0, Light 47/10, Total Adds 10, WOKO, WKLO, WUSO, KJJY, WGEE, KFKF, WMIL, KKAL, JAMES & MICHAEL YOUNGER "Back On The Radio Again" (Air) 172 KFRE, KCKC Heavy WCUZ. KRKT Medium. WGNA, WAJR, Rotations Heavy KEAN. Moves 47 -44 on the Country chart 0/0. Medium 3/0, Light 14/2, Total Adds 2. WYII, WPAP Medium WOKK. KKYX, KFGO Light WCXI, KTPK EXILE "Super Love" (Epic) 72/39 KRST. KOIL. KOLO Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/5, Light 55/34, Total Adds 39, including WCAO, WBOS. WYRK, WYII, WVMI, WCOS, VEGA BROTHERS "Heartache The Size Of Texas" (MCA) 16/13 KILT -FM, WAMZ, KKYX, WONE, KCJB, WTCM, KVOC. Rotations. Heavy O /0. KFRE. KALF, KCKC. Debuts at 47 on the Country chart Medium 1n, Light 15/12, Total Adds 13, including KRRV, WOKK, WLWI. KKYX, WAXX, WXCL, KRKT, KIK -FM, KALF, JUDY RODMAN "Until I Mel You" (MTM) 7220 KIGO Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 18/0, Light 54/20, Total Adds 20. including WBGW, WXTU. WNYR, WVMI, WUSY, KKIX, KSSN, JOHNNY DUNCAN "The Look Of A Lady In Love" (Pharoah) 15/6 WOYK, KSO, WTSO, KIOV, KYAK, KUUY, KKCS. KGA Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0. Light 13/5, Total Adds 5, WOKK, KFGO, WTSO, KRWO, KOLO. Medium. KKYX. KSO CHARLY Light WDAF, KITS, KSOP McCLAIN & WAYNE MASSEY "When It's Down To Me And You" (Epic) 70/12 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 30/4. Light 38/8, Total Adds 12. WIXL. WUSY. WLWI. WUSQ. WITL, KCJB, KKCS, TOM WOPAT "True Love" (EMI America) 15/3 KOIL, KUGN, KFMS, KOLO. KMPS Heavy. WTSV, WOW Debuts at 46 Rotations Heavy 0'0, Medium 311, on the Country chart Light 12,2, Total Adds 3, WTSV, KRRV, WCUZ. Medium KRWO, KIGO Light. WLWI, STEVE EARLE "Hillbilly Highway" (MCA) 64/18 WIRK, WAXX, KRKT, KALF Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium Light 40:17. 24/1, Total Adds 18. WOBE. WPOR, WSEN. WYNK, KIKK, WDXE, KYKX, WIRK. CAL SMITH 'I Know Its Not Over (Step One) 14/6 WSLR, WMNI, WCXI, WWWW, WITL, WWJO, KKCS, KUGN, Rotations. Heavy /0. KOLO Debuts at 50 on the Country chart. 0 Medium 3/0. Light 11/6, Total Adds 6, WBGW, WYNK, KSO, WOW, KRWO, KALF. Medium: WTSV OSMOND BROTHERS "Baby Wants" (EMI America /Curb) 62/4 KRKT, KIGO. Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 31/1. Light 29/3, Total Adds 4. WOYK. KSO. WCXI, WFMS Heavy WTSV, WOKK Medium- DAVID FRIZZELL "Celebrity" (America) 14/1 WVAM. WIXY. KEAN. WDXE, WOW, WWJO, KEIN, Rotations Heavy 0O, Medium KOLO. KSOP Moves 49 -48 on the Country chart 4/0, Light 10/1. Total Adds 1, WVAM Medium: WPAP, KKYX, KOLO. KSOP Light WCAO, WWVA, JOHNNY LEE 8 LANE BRODY "I Could Get Used To This" (WB) 60/9 KFGO. WOW, KFDI. Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 19/0. Light 40/9, Total Adds 9. WVMI, WGTO, WPAP, KJNE, WYNG, WKCO, WTHI, KTOM, PATTY LOVELESS "I Did" (MCA) 12/1 KMPS Heavy WCUZ. Medium: KKYX, WBCS. KRKT, Rotations Heavy KKCS. KEIN 0/0. Medium 3/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, KILT -FM Medium: KRRV. Light WIXY, WYII, KKAL, KALE. KTOM ED BRUCE Q "Nights" (RCA) 51/41 TARI HENSLEY "Oh Yes I Can" (Mercury/PolyGram) 11/4 Rotations Heavy 1/1. Medium 7/4. Rotations Heavy Light 43/36. Total Adds 41. including WVAM, WRKZ, WYII, KEAN, KRRV, WDXE, 0 /0, Medium 3'0 Lght 8 4 Total Adds 4. WT Y WLWI, KKYX, WDAF. Medium WOKK, WPAP, KRKT WAMZ. KKYX, WAXX, WTSO, WOW, WTCM, KIK -FM, KOIL. KOLO. Lght WGNA. KJNE. KTTS DON KING "All We Had Was One Another" (Bench Mark) 10/0 Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 2.0. Light 8.0, Total Adds 0 Medium WDXE. KITS. Light. WSEN, KRRV, WAXX, WXCL, KTPK WTCM, KFDI. GLEN CAMPBELL "Cow Poke" (Atlantic) 9/8 RotatiKTOMons Heavy 0/0, Medium Ill, Light 8/7. Total Adds SIGNIFICANT ANION 8. WVAM, WBGW, WTSV, W WVA, WYII. WDXE, KFDI, KNIX. Light. RAY GRIFF "What My Woman Does To Me" (RCA/Canada) 9/2 Rotations Heavy 0,0, Medium 2r0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, WTVY. WLWI Medium. KRKT Light WOW. KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KSOP GEORGE A.J. MASTERS "Back Home" (Bermuda Dunes) 48/3 JONES "Somebody Wants Me Out 01 The Way" (Epic) 8/8 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/1. Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medwm 17.0. Light 31.3. Total Adds Light 77, Total Adds 8. WBGW. WRKZ. WIXY, WYII. WGTO, WDXE. WWKA, KUZZ. 3, WRNL, WMNI, WWJO Medium: WVAM. WWVA, KRRV, KITS, KRWO. KALF. KKYX, KATHY MATTEA "Love At The Five & Dime" (Mercury/PolyGram) 42/19 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/2. Light 33/17, Total Adds 19, including WIXL, WYII, WGTO, KKIX, WAMZ, WGEE, WWJO, KRST, KVOC, KEIN. ALBUM TRACKS SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "Hey Doll Baby" (Columbia) 40/11 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 6'0. Light 34'11 Total Adds t t, WCAO. KRRV. WEZL,'WTVY, KKIX, WLWI. WWWW, WTSO, I WWJO. KKCS. KEIN CHANCE "I Need Some Good News Bad" (Mercury/PolyGram) ARTIST /Song Title (Label) Rotations 39/4 Album Title Heavy 1'0. Medium 10.0. Light 28 4, Total Adds 4. WUSY WTVY. WKCO, KEIN. Heavy WCUZ. Medium KYKR, WLWI, KFDI. KRWO, KIGO LEE GREENWOOD "Hearts Aren't Made To Break" (MCA) 36/36 JUDDS /Rockin' With The Rhythm... (RCA/Curb) Rockin' With The Rhythm Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6/6. Light 30/30, Total Adds 36, including WXTU, WWVA. KEAN, KIKK, WSM, KBMR, KUZZ, KYGO. KNIX WTCM, CONWAY TWITTY /Lay Me Down Carolina (WB) Chasin' Rainbows MARK GRAY "Back When Love Was Enough" (Columbia) 35/16 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY /Rollin' Nowhere (WB) Tonight We Ride Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 5/0. Light 3016, Total Adds 16, including WIXY. WWVA. WUSY, WOKK, WSM, WAXX, WTHI, KTOM, KCKC WTSO, EMMYLOU HARRIS/Just Someone I Used To Know (WB) Thirteen SOUTHERN PACIFIC "Reno Q Bound" (WB) 34/30 REBA McENTIRE /Can't Stop Now (MCA) Whoever's In Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 4,3, New England Light 30/27. Total Adds 30, including WVAM, WNYR, WYII, KEAN, KRRV, WDXE, KBMR, WAXX. KRKT, KOLO. KRPM GEORGE STRAIT /In Too Deep (MCA) Something Special CHARLEY PRIDE "Love On A Blue Rainy Day" (RCA) 31/4 SAWYER BROWN /Shaken' (Capitol /Curb) Rotations Heavy 0,0. Medium 6 /0. Light Shakin' 25/4. Total Adds 4. WVAM, KUGN, KTOM. Medium WBGW, WTOD, KRWO, KSOP WTCM, KRKT, DON WILLIAMS/Then Its Love (Capitol) New Moves ROBIN LEE "I'll Take Your Love Anytime" (Evergreen) 30/5 REBA McENTIRE Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/1, Light /Little Rock (MCA) Whoever's In New England 20/4, Total Adds 5. WIXY. KSSN. KBMR, WYNG. WOW Medium WVAM, WEZL, WOKK, KRWO, KIGO. JUICE NEWTON /Cheap Love (RCA) Old Flame NICOLETTE LARSON "Let Me Be The First" (MCA) 25/0 Rotations. Heavy O/0 Medium 16/0, STEVE WARINER Light 9/0, Total Adds 0 Medium WBGW, WEZL, WKSJ, WPAP, WCUZ. /She's Crazy For Leaving (MCA) Life's Highway KRKT, WOW, WTCM, KGIL, KEIN. DWIGHT YOAKAM /Guitars, Cadillacs (Reprise/WB) Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc.

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80/ R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS

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R&R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986/81 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY I FULL-SERVICE AC

TOP 20 APRIL 4, 1986 MOST ADDED

Total CULTURE CLUB (10) Reports/Adds Heavy Move Away (Virgin /Epic) Weeln Weeks Werb Medium Light PATTI LABELLE/MICHAEL McDONALD (10) On My Own (MCA) 6 3 STEVIE WONDER /Overjoyed (Tamla /Motown) 48/0 41 7 0 0 WHITNEY HOUSTON (8) 2 2 2 2 ATLANTIC STARR/Secret Lovers (AGM) 43/0 37 6 0 The Greatest Love Of All (Arista) 11 7 5 FORCE O MO'S/Tender Love (Tommy Boy/WB) 43/7 34 8 1 MADONNA (6) 1 1 3 4 HEART/These Dreams (Capitol) 41/0 31 8 2 Live To Tell (Sire/WB) 5 5 4 5 ANNE MURRAY/Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) 40/0 33 7 0 BARRY MANILOW (8) 13 He Doesn't Care (But I Do) (RCA) 11 6 O DIONNE WARWICK/Whisper In The Dark (Arista) 41/1 26 13 2

3 4 6 7 ELTON JOHN/Nikita (Geffen) 37/0 27 9 1 1s 12 10 0 MELISSA MANCHESTER 8 AL JARREAU/The Music Of Goodbye (MCA) 37/0 18 77 2 1e 12 0 DENNIS DeYOUNG /Call Me (A&M). 38/3 10 24 4 4 6 7 10 JAMES TAYLOR /Only One (Columbia) 31/0 15 13 3 HOTTEST 17 la ti) DIRE STRAITS/So Far Away (WB) 34/4 73 19 2 STEVIE WONDER (36) - - 19 ® WHITNEY HOUSTON/The Greatest Love Of All (Arista) 40/8 6 26 8 Overjoyed (Tamla/Motown) 14 14 13 ® JACK WAGNER with V. CARTER/Love Can Take Us All Away (Owest/W8) 29/0 12 17 0 ATLANTIC STARR (28) Secret Lovers (A&M) 7 9 n 14 STARSHIP/Sara (Grunt/RCA) 30/1 9 18 3 FORCE MD'S (23) 20 15 15 ® BARBRA STREISAND/Send In The Clowns (Columbia) 30/2 5 20 5 Tender Love (Tommy BoyiWB) JERMAINE JACKSON/I Think BREAKER ® ft's Love (Arisa) 24/1 15 8 1 ANNE MURRAY (21) 9 6 17 DAN SEALS/Bop (EMI America) 24/0 12 11 1 Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) OEBLI BARRY MANILOW/He ) ® Doesn't Care (But I Do) (RCA) 33/6 1 24 8 DIONNE WARWICK (18) BREAKER PHIL COLLINS/Take Me Home (Atlantic) 24/4 6 16 2 Whisper In The Dark (Arista) BREAKER Si' BANGLES /Manic Monday (Columbia) 24/5 10 9 5

SOUND MACHINE "Bad Boy" (Epic) 21/4 FMMIAMIRotations. Heavy CHART EXTRAS 1/0. Medium 12/2. Light 8/2, Total Adds 4. WTVN, WCHS WGY. WPOE avy WCIL Medium including WFBR, KNOW. KFMB, WGOW, WWNR, WMTR, WSTU, KYJC, KVEC. Q CULTURE CLUB "Move Away" (Virgin/Epic) 13/10 Rotations. Heavy 1/1, Medium 5.3, Ught 7/6. Total Adds 10, WFBR, KNOW, KFMB. WELT, WHBC, WING. WSPD. SADE WGBR, KFOD, KTWO. Medium Including WPOE. KVEC Never As Good As The First Time (Portrait /CBS) ALABAMA "She And I" (RCA) 12/0 Rotations Heavy 2,0. Medium 8/0. Ught 2/0. Total Adds 0. Heavy WHAS, KFOD. Medium WFBR, WBT, KOIL, KSL. WPOE, 63% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 19, Light 10, WGBR, WJBC. WCIL Total Adds 5, KFMB, WCHS, WGOW, WIBA, KBOI. TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Love 4/2" (ENMra) 112 Rolatwns He O. Medium 5;1, Light 6//1. Total Adds 2. KHOW, WCHS Medium Including WHEY. KOIL. KSL, KTWO. NYLONS The Lion Sleeps TonIOht" (Open Air) 9/0 Rotations Heavy 110. Medium 6 /0. Light 2/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. KTWO Medium WFBR. WCCO. WGOW. WSTU. KYJC: KVEC BREAKERS OMO "It You Leave" (AGM) 9/0 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 410 bole 5,0 Total Adds 0 Medium WWNR, WPOE WSTU KTWO JERMAINE JACKSON I Think It's Love (Arista) SIGNIFICANT ACTION 50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 15, Medium 8, Light 1, Total Adds 1, 55KRC. Moves 18 -16 on the Full-Service chart. LEVEL 42 "Something About You" (Polydor/PoyGram) 72 BANGLES Rotations Heavy O. Medium 4,0. Ugh! 32, Total Adds 2. KBOI, WCIL Medium. WFBR, KHOW, WSTU. KTWO "Live To Ter (Slre/WB) 61 FMMADONNA Manic Monday (Columbia) Rotations Heavy I!1 Medium 3/3, Light 2/2, Total Adds 6, WFBR, WICC. WHBC. KUGN, WMTR, KVEC MARILYN MARTIN "Move Closer" (Atlantic) 50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 10, Medium 9, Light 5, 5/4 0 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 412, Light 22. Total Adds 4. WFBR. WHEY, WWNR, WSTU Medium including WPOE. Total Adds 5, WWKB, 55KRC, KJR, WHAS, KOIL. Debuts at number 20 WTKO on the Full- Service chart. MIKE G THE MECHANICS "All I Need Is A Miracle" (Atlantic) 5/2 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/2, Total Adds 2. WWNR, WGBR. Medium WPOE. WSTU PHIL COLLINS MATT BIANCO "Half A Minute" (Atlantic) 4/1 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 2/0. Light 21, Total Adds 1, WASK Medium KUGN. WPOE. Take Me Home (Atlantic) DIANE SCHUUR "Needle In A Haystack" (GRP) 4/1 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 111. Light 31O. Total Adds 1, KUGN WHBC 50% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 16, Light 2, Light WHEY. HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Ain't Misbehavin"' (WB) 4/0 Total Adds 4, WWKB, WTAE, WTVN, KJR. Debuts at number 19 on the Rotations Heavy O. Medium 110, Light 3.0, Total Adds 0 Medium WCCO. Light WCHS. WIBC. WJBC. Full- Service chart. VOICES OF AMERICA "Hands Across America" (EMI America) 3/3 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 3/3, Total Adds 3, WCHS. WTKO. WGBR. ATLANTIC STARR " K Your Heart Isn't In N" (A&M) 3/2 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2.1, Light 1/1 Total Adds 2, WWNR, KVEC. Medium including WPOE NEW & ACTIVE GRAHAM NASH "Innocent Eyes" (Atlantic) 3/2 r Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 0. Light 3/2, Total Adds 2. WING, WWNR. Light KYJC. LABELLE/MICHAEL McDONALD "On My Own" (MCA) 23/10 FAT LARRY'S BAND 'Zoom" (Atco) 3/1 QPATTIRotations Heavy 211. Medium 10/4. Light I I5. Total Adds 10. WFBR. KNOW. KFMB. WTIC. WGOW, WING, KOIL. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1/0. Light 2/1. Total Adds 1, WCIL Medium KTWO WTKO, KFOD, KTWO. Heavy including KVEC Medium including KJR, WHEY, KUGN. PIA ZADORA/LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA "Maybe Thls Time" (CBS Associated) 3/0 RED "Holding Back The Years" (Elektra) 22/5 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Ught 1/0. Total Adds 0. Medium KUGN. WPOE Light WHEY QSIMPLYRotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/3. Ught 6/2, Total Adds 5. WELL WHBC, WMTR, WSTU. KTWO. Heavy. WHBY, GARY MORRIS "100% Chance Ot Rain" (WB) 3/0 WING. KOIL. KVEC. Medium including WFBR, KNOW. KFMB, KJR, WCHS. KUGN, WASK Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 2/0. Light 1/0. Total Adds 0. Medium WHBY, KTWO. Light WJBC

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82/ RGR FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY ADULT CONTEMPORARY

MOST ADDED HOTTEST BREAKERS. MADONNA (45) FORCE MO'S Live To Tell (SIreNJB) Tender Love (Tommy Boy/WB) HOWARD JONES (37) STEVIE WONDER (70) No One Is To Blame (Elektra) Overjoyed (Tamla/Motown) PATTI LABELLE /MICHAEL McDONALD CULTURE CLUB (24) ATLANTIC STARR (M) Move Away (Virgin/Epic) Secret Lovers (A&M) On My Own (MCA) PATTI LABELLE/ MICHAEL McDONALD (22) HEART (38) 67% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 39, Light 31, On My Own (MCA) These Dreams (Capitol) Total Adds 22 Including 2WD, W101, KIFM, KEZR, WKGW, KIOA, K099, VOICES OF AMERICA (19) - DIRE STRAITS (37) 3WM, WWPA. Debuts at number 23 on the AC chart. lianas Across America (EMI Amerca) So Far Away (WB) LEVEL 42 Something About You (Polydor /PolyGram) 59% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 34, Light 28, Total Adds 14 including WPIX, WCLY, WMJI, KGW, WJDX, WIVY, CHERRELLE with ALEXANDER O'NEAL "Sabardav Love" (Tabe/GIS) 48/3 Rotations. Heavy 6/0 Medium 17 /1, Light 23/2 Trial Adds 3. WENS, KWFM, KRNO Heavy: 97AIA, KOST. KELT. WSFL WLHT, WFMK, WTNY. Debuts at number 25 on the AC chart. WEIM. KALE. Medium including WPIX. KHYL. WKYE. WCHV, WZLO, KTYL. KFSB BARRY MANILOW MADONNA "LM To TIN" MirsANS) 46/46 LAN Rotations. Heavy 0, Median 14 /14, Ughl 31/31. Total Adds 45 including WPIX. WHTX, KOST, KIFM, V100, KEY103, WXTC. KELT. WAVE, WNAM. KIOA. WMGN KDUK He Doesn't Care (But I Do) (RCA) MM HOWARD JONES "No One Is To Blame" ( Elektra) 41/97 55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 33, Light 25, Romions- Heavy O. Medium 7 /5. Ugly 34/32, Total Adds 37 including WSFM, WKYE, KEY103. K106. 96WAVE, KELT, Total Adds 8, 2WD, WOMC, KGW, WKGW, WJDX, WLAC-FM. K099,194. WAVE. WNAM. 1(10A, WMGN. KWFM. Medium including WGLL, WCKO. ALABAMA "Site And I" (RCA) 371 Debuts at number 29 on the AC chart. Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 15/0. Light 18 /0. Trial Adds 0. Heavy. WEIM. WAHR. KRIJ3. WORK. Medium including SKYE, WXTC. WEZC, WEZS. KLYF, WTRX, KWFM, KKLV. KALE CULTURE CLUB NYLONS "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" (Open Air) 26/1 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 10/0. Ligly 15/1, Total Adds 1.0106. Medium: WEIM, WKNE. WGLL, WSKI. WAHR. WMT -FM. Move Away (Virgin/Epic) WJON, WBOW, KKLV, KALE. 50% of our reporters on K. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 24, Light 30, Total Adds 24 including WPIX, WCLY, KHYL, B100,1001, WJDX, KELT, KIOA, WTRX.

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LOVERBOY "This Could Be The Night" (Columbia) 47/1 WAX "Right Between The Eyes" (RCA) 231 Rotations. Heavy 12/0 Medium 22/0. ugh, 13 /1. Total Adds 1. KOSW. Heavy Including WLLT, WLTF, WMJI. KYKY, WSFM, Potelbns: Heavy O. Medium 7/0. Light 16/9. Total Adds 9. 8100, WAEB. WSFM. WNAM. KWFM, WSKV, WCHV,194, KMGO. U102 WLHT, WFMK Medium including 97AIA. KUDL. 8100 WAEB, WLAC -FM, WLTE. KRAV Medium' WHTX, WWMJ. WGLL. WSKI. WJON KOSW, KALE MIKE & THE MECHANICS All I Need Is A Miracle" (Atlantic) 46 /18 In VOICES OF AMERICA "Hinds Across America" (EMI America) 19/19 Heavy 14 Total Adds 19 including 0 Rolatans. Heavy O. Medium 22/2 Light 24114 Total Adds 16 including WCLY. KGW. 8100, WAVY. KIOA, WTRX. Reston. 111. Medium 4/4. Light /1a, WHTX, 97AIA, WLTF, KUDL, WSFM, WKYE, KRAV. Medium Including WHTX. V100. 96WAVE, WLHT. WFMK. WMGN. KVUL KEY103 K106, 96WAVE, KELT. WMGN. WJON, KKLV. KALE GRAHAM NASH "Innocent Eyes" (Atlantic) 162 Roman. Heavy O. Medium 710. Light 92. Total Adds 2, WSFM, K106. Medium. 96WAVE. WEIM. WGLL. WZLO. KTYL WJON. KALE ROLUNG STONES "Harlem Shuffle" (Rolling Stones /Columbia) 15/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 51. Light 8.1. Total Adds 2 0102. WMGN. Heavy'. WKYE. WSKY. Medium: V100. WCKO. (TIT KALE In JANET JACKSON "What Have You Done For Me Lately" (A&M) ROTATION BREAKOUTS Notations Heavy O. Medium 4/4. Ugh' 9/8. Total Adds 12. KYKY. V100, WEIM, WSKI, WWPA, WCHV. KRLB, WZLO, KTYL 194 WBOW. KOSW

Cotai MARILYN MARTIN "Move Closer" (Atlantic) 19/7 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1/0, Ughl 1217. Total Adds 7, WSFM. WSKI, WZLO. CUFF%. KKLV. KALE. Medlun: KIFM. Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Lien' MKT, MR. MISTER "Ii N Love" (RCA) 131 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 42, Ugh! 9/4. Total Adds 6. V100. KWFM, WOHO. WAEV.194, KALE. Medium. WMGN, WEIM O FORCE MD'; 707/0 107 4 2 ppL ATLANTIC STARR "It Your Heart Isn't In It" (A8M) 11 /10 l% Rotations Heavy 0 Medium 4/3. Ugly 7,7, Total Adds 10, KOST. KELT, WOHO, WCKO. WGSV, WZLO, WFFX, KTYL, 109/0 93 15 1 2 STEVIE WONDER WMT -FM. KALE. Medium WPIX. © JERMAINE JACKSON 705/2 71 28 6 ZZ TOP "Rough Boy" (WB) 11/2 O PHIL COLLINS 108/4 45 52 11 Rotations Heavy 0 Medium 5/1. Light 6/1. Total Adds 2. K106. WJON. Median: WHTX, KEY103, 98WAVE, KALE JONATHAN BUTLER "Baby, Please Doni Take It" (Jlce /Anata) 10 /10 O DIRE STRAITS 97/2 66 27 4 In UN Rotations Heavy 0. Medium O. Light 10 /10. Total Adds 10. WAEB, KELT. WAVE, WEIM. WKNE, WSKI. WMT -FM, O DIONNE WARWICK 701/3 52 40 9 KFSB KKLV. KMGG 7 ATLANTIC STARR 94/0 66 22 6 HOOTERS "Where Do The Children Go" (Columbia) 101 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2/2, Ugh? 84 Total Adds 6. WAEB. WAVE, WMGN, WSKI, WAEV, KKLV. 8 HEART 88/O 67 19 8 BOB SERER "American Storm" (Capitol) 10/2 O ANNE MURRAY 86/1 58 23 5 flotations Heavy 110. Medium 5/1. Light 4'1 Total Adds 2 8100. V190. heavy'. WMGN. Medium- WSFM. WFMK. KTYL. O WHITNEY HOUSTON 106/70 31 60 15 KALE PET SHOP BOYS "West End Birk" (EMI America) 9/S 11 ELTON 74/O 45 21 8 JOHN Rotations Heavy 1/1. Medium 2/0. Light 6/5. Total Adds 6. WIVY 0102, WAVE, WWMJ, WEIM, WCKO. Medium. V100. ® DENNIS DeYOUNG 99/7 30 53 16 WFMK BANGLES 85/71 33 46 6 RENE 8 ANGELA "Your Smile" (Polydor/PolyOrem) 9/1 ® Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2 /0. Light 7/1. Total Adds 1. WWMJ Medium. 97AIA, KOSW. SADE 98/12 4 74 20 FREDDIE JACKSON "Love Is Just A Touch Away" (Capital) 8/7 15 ELO 79/0 41 37 7 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 3/2, Light 5/5, Total Adds 7 WPIX. WTRX. WOHO, WWPA, WCKO, WGSV, WAEV Median C) SIMPLY RED 86/6 32 40 14 97AIA 17 JACK WAGNER wVALERIE CARTER 68/0 33 28 7 18 JAMES TAYLOR 67/0 17 36 14 iD MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 78/8 73 47 18 O MEuSSA MANCHESTER 8 AL JARREAU 73/2 23 38 12 21 STARSHIP 59/0 14 29 16 Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 50% 22 MIKE 8 THE MECHANICS 51/0 8 29 14 of our reporting stations. New 8 Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or PATTI LABELLE 8 MICHAEL McDONALD 73/22 3 39 31 ® more stations. Records in SI9nHlcant Action are receiving airplay from LOVERBOY 47/1 12 22 13 Q 8 -24 stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay LEVEL /2 64/14 2 34 28 ® activity do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the A/C chart. Rec- TEDDY PENDERGRASS 62/3 6 36 20 Q ords which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient heavy 27 DAN SEALS 43/O 10 20 13 and medium rotation airplay to enter the chart Checkmarks signify the most Q OMO 59/5 8 31 20 added of the non-charted records. Q BARRY MANILOW 60/8 2 33 25 30 SMOKEY ROBINSON 49/0 9 23 17

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KROKUS "Burning Up The Night" (Arista) 29/29 (0/0) pm Adds including WBAB, WMMR, KLOL, WLLZ, WQFM, KLAO. KMJX, WAPL. WLAV. Heavy 2- KNCN, KISS. Medium 18 MOST ADDED HOTTEST including WHJY, KORS, WPYX. WPDH, WRQK, KILO, KLPX, KOZZ. JOURNEY (117) ROWNG STONES "Back To Zero" (Rolling Stones/Columbia) 29/7 (24/23) VAN HALEN (69) including Be Good To Yourself (Columbia) Adds KGON, WDHA, WEB). KPOI, WKLT, KOZZ, KOLA. Heavy 10 including CHOM, WMMR, DC101. WLVO, Why Can't This Be Love (WB) KFOG, WBLM. Medium 17 including WBAB, KORS, KNCN, WIOT, KZEL. TEARS FOR FEARS (36) ROLUNG STONES (53) JACKSON BROWNE "Lawless Avenues" (Asylum) 28/3 (29/4) Mothers Talk (Mercury/PolyGram) Harlem Shuffle (Rolling Stones /Columbia) Adds including KLOS, KMBY, KVRE. Powers 1: Heavy 11 including WQFM, KMET, KUPD, KROR, KOME, KTYD. Medium 14 ROWNG STONES (33) including 0107, KLOL, WCKG, WPDH, WEZX, KNCN, WRDU, KLPX, KOZZ. ROBERT PALMER (45) One Hit (To ...) (Rolling Stones ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "In The Real World" (Arista) 28/3 (32 /2) /Columbia) Addicted To Love (Island) KROKUS (29) Adds including KOME, KRIX, WCXT. Heavy 0: Medium 23 including WNOR, KSHE, WOUR, WFYV, WAPL, KILO, KLPX, BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND (38) WWWV. Burning Up The Night (Arista) American Storm (Capitol) ROBERT TEPPER "Doni Walk Away" (Matti Bras/CBS) 25/12 (13/13) STARSHIP (28) Q PHIL COLLINS (34) Adds including WNEW, WLLZ, WHEB, WEZX, WOUR, KNCN, KATT, WWWV. Heavy 0: Medium 14 including WHJY, Tomorrow Doesn't Matter WPDH, ... (Grunt/RCA) Take Me Home (Atlantic) KLAQ, KLPX, WRUF. MODERN ENGUSH "Ink And Paper" (Sir WI) 25/1 (26 /1) Adds including KOWB. Powers 1 Heavy Br KROO, 91X, WHFS, WLIR, KTCL, KROU, KCGL, KVRE. Medium 10 including WXRT, KAZY, WRDU, WONE. WTUE, KTYD. JACKSON BROWNE "In The Shape Of A Heart" (Asylum) 24/6 (20 /2) Adds including KAZY. WONE, WTUE. KMOD, KSPN, KZOO. Powers 3. Heavy 10 including KINK, WAOX, KILO, KZOK. CHART CLIMBERS Medium 12 including WBAB, DC101, WCKG, WAPL, WIOT, KZEL. r QBRYAN FERRY "Is Your Love Strong Enough" (MCA) 21 /13 (20/17) Adds Including CHOM, WCKG, CFOX Heavy 4 WBCN. WLIR. CFNY. KCGL Medium 13 including KLOL. WXRT, VAN HALEN "Dreams" (WB) 86/12 (75/75) KBCO 91X, WPDH, KILO Adds including CHOM. KTXO, KSRR, WNOR, WCMF, WRDU, KISS, KDJK, WBLM, KTYD. Heavy 38 including WNEW, KEEL "Because The Night" (Gold Mountain /A&M) 21/2 (19/2) WXRK, WOVE, WHJY, 0107, DC101, KLOL, WLVQ, KORS, KSHE. KUPD, KGON, KROR, KOME, KNCN, WLAV. Medium 45 Adds including KLBJ, KMBY. Heavy 0 Medium 14 including WNEW. 0107, WLLZ. WPDH, KNCN, KLAQ. KISS, WIOT, KLPX, including WKLS. KYYS, WKLLZ, WRIF, KZAP, KSJO, WOUR. KEZO, KILO, KLPX, WRUF. Moves 29-24. KRIX PETE TOWNSHEND "Secondhand Love" (Attu) 86/7 (0116) ROBERT PALMER "Hyperactive" (Island) 20/7 (13/8) Adds: WNOR, KYYS, WHEB. WOUR. WLAV, WOOJ, KSPN. Heavy 21 including CHOM, WMMR, WDVE, 0107, WXRT, KLBJ, Adds including 0107, DC101, KSRR, WZZO, WPLR, WHEB, WPDH. Powers 1: Heavy 7 including WLVQ, KBCO, 91X, KTCL, WWWV. Medium 58 including WIYY. DC101, WCKO, WLVQ, KBCO, KMET, KUPD, KZAP, 91X, KGB, KFOG, KROR, KOME, KROU. Medium 9 including KTXO, KLOL. WHCN, WFYV, WFBQ, KILO, KLPX. Remains at #30. MENTAL AS ANYTHING "Live It Up" (Columbia) 20/6 (17 /2) HOOTERS "Where Do The Children Go" (Columbia) 74 /12 (6219) Adds including KAZY, WKLC, WYSP, WONE, WTUE, WCPZ. Heavy 6 including 91X. WPLR, KSPN, KTCL, KCGL. Medium 11 Adds including WKLC, WDIZ, WIOT, KDJK, KLPX. Heavy 13 WHJY, WOUR, WROK, including WBCN, WNEW, WMMR, including WHJY, WHEB, WAAF. WZZO, WPDH, WAPL. Medium 52 including WXRK, WSHE, WQFM, KSHE, KGB, KISW, WHEB, WEZX, WAAF, KNCN, KLAO, KISS. WLAV. KILO, KEZE. WBLM, WWWV, WRUF, KOZZ. Moves 42 -35. ROLUNG STONES "Dirty Work" (Rolling Stones /Columbia) 20/3 (22 /22) 11 including WLAV. UFO "This Time" (Chrysalis) 69/4 (66/7) Adds including WIYY, WWWV, KFM). Powers 3: Heavy 0107, DC101, KROO, KOME, WAAF, Medium 8 including KZAP, WDIZ, KILO, WRUF. Adds: KOME, KSJO, WKLC, KEZO. Heavy 2: WQFM, KISS. Medium 46 including WHJY, KLOL, WYNF, WLVQ, WLLZ, WRIF, KSHE, KUPD, KGB, WHEB, WPDH. WEZX, WRAF, KNCN, KLAO, WROK, WIOT, KILO, KLPX, WRUF. Moves 48-47. AEROSMITH "My Fist Your Face" (Geffen) 20/1 (23/7) JACKSON BROWNE "Lives In The Balance" (Asylum) 67/7 (60/8) Adds including KRIX. Heavy 4 including WBCN, WHEB, WA)X, WAAF. Medium 1) jncluding WLLZ, WRIF, KGB, WYSP, Adds. KSRR. WNOR, KBCO, WWCT, WOOJ, WRUF, KSPN, Heavy 29 including WLVQ. KFOG, KROR, WHCN, WBRU, KISS, KEZE, WBLM. WFYV. WONE, WLAV, WBLM, WWWV, KFMG, KTYD. Medium 35 including WIYY, 1x101, KLOL, KYYS, KGON, KZAP, ELO "Sorrow About To Fall" (CBS Associated) 19/3 (19/0) WPYX, WEZX, WDIZ, WAPL, WTUE, WIOT, KILO, KZEL, KOZZ. Moves 38-33. Adds including WCXT, KWHL, KROU. Powers 1: Heavy 5: KAZY, WONE. WTUE, KTCZ, KKGR. Medium 12 including KLOL, STARSHIP "Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight" (Grunt/RCA) 66/28 (4013) WQFM, KBCO, KISW, KLBJ. UM Adds including WSHE, WLVQ, WRIF, KORS, KBPI, KUPD, WZZO, WHEB, KLAQ, WDIZ, WRXL, WAPL. Heavy 7: BOURGEOIS TAGG "Mutual Surrender" (Island) 19/3 (16/3) WPHD, WXLP, KFMG, KPOI, WGIR, WHMD, WZZO. Medium 52 including WYNF. WQFM, KGON, KGB, WEZX, WRAF, Adds including WDHA, KFMX, WCXT. Heavy 4: WLIR, CHEZ, KCGL, KVRE. Medium 13 including KROO, KZAP, 91X, KNCN, WRQK. KGGO, KZOK, KLPX, WWWV, KOZZ. Debuts at #41. KDJK GLEN BURTNICK "Little Red House" (A&M) 61/3 (61/6) PARIS "Back On My Knees" (Mercury/Polyßram) 17/11 (66) Adds 3: WEBN, WHEB, WRUF. Heavy 6: WXRK, WQFM, WPLR, WYSP, WCMF, KROU. Medium 43 including WHJY. KSRR. QJEFFAdds including WSHE, WLLZ. WDHA, KLBJ. KLAQ, WDIZ. KISS, KLPX, WWWV. Heavy 0. Medium 7 including WXRK, WYNF, WLVQ, WLLZ, KGB, KROR, KOME, WPHD, WEZX, WOUR, WRAF, KNCN, WDIZ, WAPL, WRQK, WLAV, WIOT, KILO. WHEB, WLAV, WRUF. KLPX, WBLM, WWWV. Moves 45-44. AUTOGRAPH "We're An American Band" (RCA) 17/6 (0/0) KATRINA & THE WAVES "Is That it?" (Capitol) 60/13 (47 /13) Adds including WNEW, WHTF, WLAV, KATT, KFMG, KRIX. Heavy 1. KZEW. Medium 11 Including WLLZ, KLAO. KMJX, Adds including KROO, KROR, WZZO, WHFS, WKQQ. KMJX, WRXL, KGGO. WRKI. Heavy 7 including CHOM, CHEZ, KFMX, KLPX, KTYD. WCPX, KSPN, KVRE. Medium 43 including WBAB, WNEW, WXRK, KSRR, WSHE, WXRT, KORS, KAZY, KMET, 91X, CFOX, TOMMY KEENE "Places That Are Gone" (Geffen) 17/5 (17/0) WHEB, KNCN, WFYV, WRDU, WONE, WTUE, KILO, KFMG. Moves 56 -49. Adds including KAZY, KLBJ, WONE, WTUE. KMBY. Powers 2- Heavy 4 including WBCN. WQFM. WHFS. Medium 7 including GREG KIHN "Love And Rock & Roll" (EMI America) 60/4 (57/4) KGON, WPDH, KLAO. Adds: KISS, WWCT, WGIR, WOOD. Heavy B. WBCN, KMET, KROR, KOME, WHMD. KROU. Medium 47 including WNEW, PSYCHEDEUC FURS "Pretty In Pink" (A&M) 17/2 (14/0) WXRK, WMMR, WHJY. KLOL, WQFM, WNOR, KORS, KLOS, KGON, KZAP, KGB, KFOG, KSJO, WHEB, WPDH, WEZX, Adds including WIYY, WBLM. Powers 1 Heavy 8 including WBCN. KROO, 91X. KNCN. Medium 9 including WNEW. WMMR. WAAF. KLBJ. KNCN. WKDF. KILO Moves 44-42. 0107, WWWV, KTYD. LEVEL 42 "Something About You" (Polydor/PolyGram) 59/7 (54 /1) SWIMMING POOL 0'S "Now I'm Talking About Now" (A&M) 17/1 (16 /2) Adds. KMJX, WXKE, KATT, KDJK, KFMX, KFMZ, KROU. Heavy 19 including CHOM, KAZY, KINK, 91X, KFOG, CFOX, Adds Including WKLS. Heavy 4 WBCN, WHFS, KTCL, KVRE. Medium 10 including WXRT, KBCO. WOUR, KLAO. WZZO, WONE, WTUE, WLAV. Medium 34 including WSHE, WNOR, WLVQ, KBCO, KBPI, WPYX, WHCN, WHEB, WPDH, IM BOB DYLAN WITH THE HEARTBREAKERS "Band 01 The Hand" (MCA) 16 /16 (0/0) WEZX, KLAO. WRDU, WRXL, KZEL, WBLM, WWWV, KTYD. Moves 40 -37. Adds 16 including WNEW. WDVE, WXRTK. WOFM. KLAO, WAPL, KILO. Heavy 1 KMET Medium 12 mcluding KUPD, QJOE JACKSON "Right And Wrong" (A&M) 56 /27 (32/32) KLBJ, KEZO. WBLM. Adds including WMMR, WDVE. WHJY, KLOL, KAZY, KMET, KZAP, CFOX, WZZO, WHEB. Heavy 6: WNEW, KBCO, 91X, WHFS, WPDH, WOBK. Medium 43 including WBAB, WXRK, WCKG, WLVQ, KFOG, KRQR, WHCN, WOUR, KLBJ, WDIZ, WONE, WROK, KILO, WRKI, WWWV, KOZZ. Debuts at #45. MIKE 3 THE MECHANICS "Hanging By A Thread" (Atlantic) 54/6 (49/8) Adds WZZO, WKLC, WDHA, WROK, WXKE, KFMX. KZOO. Heavy 16 including WNEW, KLOL, WLVQ, KFOG, KROR, WHCN. WPHD, WFYV, KISS, KILO, WWWV Medium 30 including WIYY. WCKG, KGON, WHEB, WOUR, KLBJ, WDIZ. WAPL, KEZO, WIOT, KZEL. Moves 47-46 WAX "Right Between The Eyes" (RCA) 54/5 (50 /12) AOR ALBUMS Adds- KSRR. WLL2, WIMZ, KFMG, KMBY. Heavy 7 including WEBN. WPDH, KPOI, WCPX, KSPN, KROU. Medium 40 including WNEW. WMMR, WYNF, WXRT, WLVQ, WQFM, KSHE, KAZY, KINK, KGB. WPYX, WZZO, WOUR, KNCN, KLAO. WONE. WTUE. WLAV, KLPX. Moves 52-48. FIONA "Living In A Boy's World" (Atlantic) 51/5 (45/12) MOST ADDED HOTTEST Adds. WTPA. KFMG, KSTM. KFMO. KZ00, KOZZ. Heavy 3. WBCN, WZZO, KROU. Medium 35 including WNEW WXRK. WMMR. WHJY, WSHE, WLLZ, KMET, KUPD, KZAP, KGB, WPYX, WHCN, WHEB, WPDH, WEZX. WOUR, KNCN, KLAQ, TEARS FOR FEARS (36) VAN HALEN (69) WLAV, KLPX, KTYD. Moves 59-54. Songs From The ... (Mercury /PolyGram) 5150 (WB) PET SHOP BOYS "West End Girls" (EMI America) 50/2 (49/6) JOE JACKSON (34) ROLLING STONES (63) Adds KTCZ, WOOJ. Heavy 29 Including WBCN. WBAB, KSRR. WSHE. KAZY, KBCO, KBPI, 91X, CFOX, WPYX, WZZO, Big World (A &M) Dirty Work (Rolling Stones /Columbia) WKDF. WRDU. WONE. WROK. WTUE. Medium 20 including WNEW. WXRT, WPDH. Moves 43-36. STARSHIP (30) ROBERT PALMER (46) MODELS "Out Of Mind, Out Of Sight" (Geffen) 48/13 (37 /11) Knee Deep In The Hoopla (Grunt /RCA) Adds including KBPI. WZZO, WPLR, WYSP, CFNY. KNCN, WBLM. Heavy: WQFM, WLIR, WCPZ, KROU, KCGL. Medium 29 Riptide (Island) including WNEW, WMMR, KLOS, KROO. 91X. WPDH. KILO. KLPX. Debuts at #57. HOWARD JONES (25) IZ TOP (35) VAN HALEN "Love Walks In" (WB) 47 /12 (35/35) Action Replay (Elektra) Afterburner (WB) Adds including WIYY, CHOM, KSRR, WNOR, WEBN. WRDU. Heavy 17 including WMMR, 0107, DC101, KLOL, WLVQ, KGB, GRAHAM NASH (16) PHIL GOWNS (30) KROR, WFYV, WLAV, WBLM. Medium 26 including WZZO, WOUR, KLBJ, KLAO, WKDF, WIOT. Moves 57-40. Innocent Eyes (Atlantic) No Jacket Required (Atlantic) INXS "Listen Like Thieves" (Atlantic) 47/8 (39/9) Adds: WKLC, WPLR, WOUR, WDIZ. KEZE, WBLM, WCXT, KCGL. Heavy 9 including WHJY, KLOL, 91X, KGB, KILO, KPOI, WWWV. Medium 31 Including KTXO, WSHE, KFOG, WHCN, WPHD, WKDF, WROK, KEZO, KOZZ, KTYD. Debuts at #56. i SUZANNE VEGA "Lett Of Center" (A&M) 36/2 (35/3) Adds- WBRU. KROU. Heavy 18 including WXRT, KAZY, 91X, WHFS, WONE, WTUE. Medium 15 including WBAB. WSHE, WOFM. KBPI, WHCN, KLBJ, KLAO, WRDU. WLAV, WWWV. Moves 54 -53. JONES "No One Is To Blame" ( Elektra) 35 /25 (11/7) L NEW & ACTIVE QHOWARDAdds including CHOM, WNEW, WLVQ, KBPI, CFOX, WPDH, WEZX, WROK, KGGO, WLAV, WRKI. Heavy 8: WXRT, 91X, WZZO, WLIR, WONE, KTCZ, KFMX, KCGL. Medium 20 including WBAB, WSHE, KBCO, WOUR, WRDU. Debuts at #58. Con nued from Page 85

OMD "If You Leave" (A&M) 30/4 (26/3) - Adds: KSRR, WSKS, KEZO, KZOQ. Heavy 19 including WBAB. WSHE, WXRT, KAZY, KBCO, KROO, 91X, CFOX, WPYX, MENTAL AS ANYTHING "Fundamental" (Columbia) 24/5 (21 /2) WONE, WTUE. Medium 9 including WXRK, KBPI, WPDH, WWWV. Adds KAZY. WKLC, WYSP, WONE, WTUE, WCPZ. Heavy 6 including 91%. WPLR, KSPN. KTCL, KCGL. Medium 14 including WHJY, WHEB, WAAF. KEEL "The Final Frontier" (Gold Mountain/MCA) 24/3 (21/4) Adds KUPD. KLBJ. KMBY Heavy 0. Medium 15 Including WNEW. 0107, WLLZ, WPDH, KNCN, KLPX, KRIX. L NEIN &ARNE BOURGEOIS TAGG "Bourgeois Tagg" (Island) 22/4 (18/2) Adds: WDHA, KTCZ, KFMX, WCXT. Heavy 4 WLIR, CHEZ, KCGL, KVRE. Medium 16 including KROO, KZAP, 91X, KLBJ, KNCN, KDJK. POOL Tomorrow" (A&M) 21/4 (17/2) aTEARS FOR FEARS "Mothers Talk" (Mercury/PolyGram) 36/36 (0/0) SWIMMING 0'S "Blue Adds WKLS, KAZY, WONE. WTUE. Heavy 4 WBCN. WHFS, KTCL, KVRE. Medium 12 including WXRT, KBCO, WOUR, Adds including WNEW, WMMR, WSHE, WNOR, KROO, WPDH, WEZX, WFYV, WRDU, WLAV, WWWV, KTYD. Heavy 4: KLAO, WFYV. 91X, WHMD. WCPZ. KCGL. Medium 25 including WCKG, KBPI, KLPX, WRXL, WBLM. (MCA) 21/3 (0 /0) SUITE "Bad Attitude" (WB) 33 /14 (1819) LEGEND "Soundtrack" Adds CHOM, WCKG, CFOX. Heavy 4 WBCN. WLIR. CFNY. KCGL. Medium 13 including KLOL, WXRT, KBCO, 91X; WPDH, pmHONEYMOONAdds Including WSHE, WLLZ, KLOS, KFOG, KEZE. Heavy 7: KLOL. WQFM, KOME, KISW, WEZX, WK00, KTYD. KILO Powers 1- Medium 17 Including WEBN, WLVO, KMET, KILO. JEFF PARIS "Race To Paradise" (Mercury/PolyGram) 19/9 (13/3) BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE "Medicine Show" (Columbia) 30/9 (23 /11) Adds. WSHE, WLLZ, WDHA, KLAO. WDIZ, KATT, KLPX, WWWV, WRUF. Heavy 0: Medium 8 including WXRK, KGB. WHEB, Adds including WBAB, WNEW, WMMR, WSHE, WEZX, KKDJ, KPOI, KSTM, KOZZ. Powers 1: Heavy 7 including WBCN, WLAV. WXRT. KROO. 91X. Medium 12 including WOFM, KORS. KROR, KISW, KLAQ, KTYD.

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ME PEARS 19-10 SONIEE wzO.YYP Mr r:xt.70173AR 4-2 rvwrTn .TO rORCE (4171 WAX TRIGG 1-1 ROBERT ..rr.kk. 5'-3 J..N..rY aW°°O°r. ^ BOYS DON'T C PRINCE INES r n dswr ORR s I°rl - eR 1a HIN HALEN . FEARS PHIL COLLINS xs-IS ^ 1-1 IMOTERS TEARS FoR RS OORS Dal, CRY PAG-0 S'A;GLES 6-5 iá o; OUTFIELD 11-9 BOYS DORM C. eTx NONA. JONES ew áPr wgwNw«...a..Y Mwza.«w.MwrM Icoau - WNEWOON IT°LE 1Hp1 5x. Er 1«iaTOx zas BANOLES 9-9 SCOTERS Iep/ j110.N.C.C53,, N SUITE PRINCE 10-3 BALTIMORA wwnM.r.a CEA - WIRIER 8-4 Idol TAYLOR 19-13 AxEr JACKSON Ny Reox JANET JACKSON JOHN VAN NINO SOUND W.C111 MIAMI SOUND GCHI 20-14 DENNIS DEVON. I WAX TWW 11013 4LAP4 lApl NC nll. colylx: 31a. -ionic coUGG 2-1 JAM JACKSON Coas -' EARS rxlatw.l Mlll.M.x ER1u BOGIE WINE BAROLES 3-2 WINGHleth. PAS .w.wlwr.n' S535nnx.x TN IApx Kn., - VOICES OP AMER. 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POSTER SLY Fox SEW, JANET JACKSON 7-6 wleoalel.r... ae J...... BOB Tnw TEARS /OR FEARS dl+O..nu+ pm. - sonox MOMS Fn sHOr BOYS 11-11 JCORNEY WRIER Hwang 27-12 11/GOIGA SANGt. MADONNA PRINCE 3-2 VOICES OF AGM. JANET JACKSON 32-16 Tj=w,.., WV HONEYMOON WIG LABELLE a MCDOING RTAgtp000. CKERRELLE 11-4 WARM* 60 VAN .LLN i9-15 HOWARD JONES NOWARD JONES HOOTERS NAGASINL SINPLE NUM 237 Reporters 11121214..x441. JOURNEY Nottet( ONO 28-21 Current Reports JOURNEY PROMEDELIC PUR FALCO 1-1 1' I- 232 GLONNA RADON. PRINCE 2-2 ARS OaMe..Tx a.g.nbxr SLE AGNI TEARS POR ROBERT PALMER 8-6 wpw[JAOe. +.w MIAMI GA. runs K.RTzM.n e -` PET S.P BOYS 33-1H PRINCE 1-1 BANGLE6 11-7 .N JANET JACKSON 2- SHOP nors 2o-1E oeRS PET The following stations reported VP a frozen playllst this week: v,n HALER 71-7 12 u,lsaw..a a..c.aY..w COMES Paso ROBERT PALMER 9-5 MIRE a THE MAXIMS 32-2 3-3 Tlwllrnypn KEZBIEI SC - . KIIK/Davenport v N";,'71_;,'-'T 11- XV CULTURE CLUB .NNu aXWZ 19a9 MM.. /PARS MLA P.M158 0.,,,, WxrE3 W. LW Jka 117,11011750 W85116.4403001.0.14C WW1. 11, W..a BALM .ox STAGHIP JOURNEY VAN 27-18 LW. 42 RRINce 4-4 The following stations failed Mw.mwl CULTURE CLUB to report this week and therefore JOURNEY MADONNA 110MARD JONES :=4DEL11117.T0D1 1 c xv 5.w.M. 1 GDONNA TEARS FOR FLAG FIONA lep/ DENNIS DRY.. JACK 10.01ltill pl PORC[ xD S.o-e their playlists were frozen: TGRS POR RS VOICES or ANERICA TEAKS POR RS WBCYICharlone A ú PET SHOP S lo-C WIxm.Ee.xw wu FI xaulagay CULNRE WAR 1105545, HOteasti ROBERT PRLI169 3-1 14.3853 INX5 6-5 KZIO/DUluth CULTURE ROBERT PALMER 12-10 ...... o PRINCE 3-1 BANGLES 11-4 au. WGUVWBangor PORCE ND'S .6 OUTFIELD .7 NW I 5-1 mAposm, OAR .LEN 14-12 FPECO 2-2 ROLLING STOWS 12-9 ROLLING 8104/158 11-2 JAN. JACKSON 12-10 poRcE 8LY FOX 4-3 VAN HALER 13-10 VAN HALER 20-15 VAN HALM. 14-11 PET SHOP BOY, 14-11 H.E71.3111 HUM ISO EMS 5 -A PRIME 5-4 Note: KKBOHOUSton Is now going by the nickname 93FM. 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R&R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986/95 MIDWEST WEST MOST ADOED HOTTEST MOST ADDEO HOTTEST Madonna Pet Shop Boys Journey Robert Palmer Journey Prince & The Revolution Madonna Falco CHR ADDS HOTS & Club Culture Club Starship Prince & The Revolution Van Halen

NE MO KS KAY707(TuRa. OK KKXL -FM /Grand Forks. ND KFRX/UneWn, INIKO /S.Hn, KS KWTO.FM(Sp.ngfed, KDVV/Topeke. MIDWEST Har. BNIn Nardlne/Aight JohrroNM.yer Denny CONly T.K. O'Gredy Kevin Rebat WHITNEY HOUSTON MADONNA MADONNA JULIAN LENNON DENNIS DEYOUNG (dp) HOWARD JONES BANGLES BOYS DON'T MR. MISTER SADE (dp) MADONNA STARSHIP CRY STARSHIP PARALLEL TWO JOURNEY VOICES OF AMERICA (dp) JOURNEY MIKE L THE MECHAN LABELLE L MCDONAL MADONNA JOURNEY HONEYMOON SUITE (dp) MADONNA JANET JACKSON MADONNA Hottest: Hottest: JOURNEY MR. MISTER JOURNEY WKDDIAkron, OH WZPUIndlenepolis, IN Hottest: Hottest: HEART 2 -1 'JOHN COUGAR 6 -1 FALCO 2 -1 Hottest: TEARS FOR FEARS PetrkkRlttbedgs 4 FALCO 1 -1 Jim Mlles FALCO 6 -2 SLY FOX 8 -6 INXS -3 FALCO l -1 Hottest: 7 -5 ROBERT PALMER 17 -10 MIKE. I THE MECHAN BILLY OCEAN 5 -3 ROBERT PALMER 13 -10 PRINCE PRINCE 4 -2 PRINCE 4 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON PET SHOP BOYS LB -12 VOICES OF AMERICA PHIL COLLINS 17 -12 OUTFIELD 14 -11 STEVIE NICKS 8 -6 ROBERT PALMER 7 -3 ROBERT PALMER 6 -2 MIKE L THE MECHAN PHIL COLLINS 29 -19 JOURNEY ROBERT PALMER 34 -19 VAN HALEN 18 JERMAINE JACKSON 10 -8 VAN HALEN 9 -6 VAN HALEN 15 -7 LITTLE RICHARD -13 OUTFIELD -20 30 BANGLES 11 -9 OUTFIELD 14 -8 MADONNA Hottest: HOWARD JONES KEEN-FM/WIe1Nh. KS WAZY-FMILsfeyetts, IN JANET JACKSON 17 -9 BANGLES 8 -4 KKLS(Rpkl City. SD KKRCISIaus Fexe, SD DENNIS DEYOUNG WDBIUSprin9Reld. IL ROBERT PALMER 14 -5 lard/Peemrn KristilLOuizos Hottest: BMrwINK.IYw.y Dan KI.Ny KFMW/Wat*eloo. IA PRINCE 11 -6 Moorellawley SLY FOX 2 -1 JOURNEY MADONNA MIKE Dee/Homan STEVIE NICKS 13 -7 L THE MECHAN JOURNEY INKS 4 -2 MADONNA JOURNEY MADONNA PET SHOP BOYS 20 -11 WHITNEY HOUSTON MADONNA ROBERT PALMER 6 -3 STARSHIP JOURNEY MADONNA WAX MR. MISTER STARSHIP BANGLES 7 -5 HOWARD JONES SADE (dp) PLATINUM TEARS FOR FEARS JANET JACKSON WKFR/Kat.meSOO. MI BLONDE BOYS DON'T CRY PHIL COLLINS 12 -6 HONEYMOON SUITE (dp) JIMMY BARNES (dp) Hottest: GRAHAM NASH (dp) STARSHIP Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: Terry WMncht Hottest: FALCO I -1 JOHN 3 -1 COUGAR ROBERT PALMER 6 -1 VAN WKAU/Appt.torvOshkaoh, WI PHIL COLLINS 3 -1 FALCO 1 -1 ROBERT PALMER 2 -2 HALEN 23 -17 STARSHIP (dp) SLY FOX 8 -4 BANGLES 16 -4 ATLANTIC STARR 2 VAN 7 -3 INXS 2 -2 OMD 27 -13 Raee/Br.dNgh JOURNEY (dp) -2 HALEN ROBERT PALMER 10 -7 OUTFIELD 21 -5 JOHN COUGAR 3 -3 INNS 5 -4 BANGLES 4 -4 LEVEL 42 31 -24 SIMPLE MINDS ROLLING STONES 17 -11 7 -6 JOURNEY ROBERT TEPPER 6 -6 MOTLEY CRUE 4 -4 PRINCE 10 -5 PRINCE MIKE L THE MECHAN 36 -31 HOWARD JONES PET SHOP BOYS 27 -17 TEARS FOR FEARS DIRE STRAITS 9 -8 PRINCE 5 -5 PET SHOP BOYS 9 -7 MIAMI SOUND MACHT 37 -3' JANET JACKSON KATRINA L THE WAV VOICES OF AMERICA WAX KKRDIWkNt.. KS WSPTIStarses Point WI Hottest: Hottest: FALCO I -1 OII..rIWMWm. Bool.yISt.ffen INXS 2 -1 OUTFIELD 25 -17 PRINCE 6 -3 MADONNA VOICES OF AMERICA MIAMI SOUND MACHT 33 -22 ROBERT PALMER 7 -5 JOURNEY DAVID BOWIE OND 37 -27 PET SHOP BOYS 15 -8 VANITY Music is MADONNA 22 TOP D -36 Key: (DP) indicates the song getting play dur- VAN HALEN I8 -14 Hottest: JOURNEY

FALCO 1 -1 ing certain parts the day and /or night. indicates CULTURE CLUB MI of (RA) WGCUCIevet.nd, OH WVIC(L.nin9. INXS 5 -4 Hottest: LoCasciolBumper BeruteM/MslOrl.v PRINCE 6 -5 the song was dropped from the playlist then readded. OUTFIELD l -1 BANGLES 7 -6 FALCO 2 -2 WHITNEY HOUSTON OMD ROBERT PALMER ROBERT PALMER 6 -3 JOURNEY 26 -22 MIAMI SOUND MACHI VAN HALEN 13 -5 MADONNA BOB SEGER WHOTIYoungetown, OH CHARLIE SEXTON 10 -6 KATRINA L THE WAV LEVEL 42 Thompson Hottest: JULIAN LENNON DIM VOICES OF AMERICA SLY FOX 3 -1 MR. MISTER HOWARD JONES METZ/Reno. NV JOHN COUGAR 2 -2 OMD KCAQ(OsrrNVentura, CA KYYA/BWngs. MT PLATINUM BLONDE PRINCE 8 -7 22 TOP WEST John Chommle BOYS DON'T CRY RobblrrlWlKNms CIo.% Foss ATLANTIC STARR 9 -8 Hottest: Hottest: JOHN TAYLOR PET SHOP BOYS 12 -9 FALCO I -1 MADONNA JOURNEY INXS 2 -1 INXS 9 -5 GAP BAND MADONNA JOURNEY PRINCE 13 -3 PARALLEL TWO ZZ TOP W NCI OH BANGLES 10 -8 LABELLE L MCDONAL JANET JACKSON /Colum6u.. ROBERT PALMER 12 -8 SLY FOX 12 -9 DAVID BOWIE CULTURE CLUB HONEYMOON SUITE Rlcherds&Fmta PET SHOP BOYS 17 -11 KNMQIAIbuOusr9ue-Santa Fe FORCE MD'S 20 -15 KBOS(Freeno, CA JOURNEY NU SHOOZ OZZY OSBOURNE (dp) JOHN TAYLOR 23 -13 NM Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE StuckerlRountras Krt. Van Kemp SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: 13 -7 OMD Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 2 -1 PET SHOP BOYS 2104IMedt.on, WI MADONNA CULTURE CLUB ROLLING STONES 16 -13 JANET JACKSON CULTURE CLUB PRINCE I -1 INNS 3 -2 JAMES TAYLOR LltBelHudaon PARALLEL JOURNEY (dp) INX5 2 -2 BANGLES 14 -6 VAN HALEN I8 -14 SIMPLE MINDS PALMER MADONNA MADONNA BANGLES 4 -3 BOYS DON'T CRY 15 -8 ROBERT 21 -I5 JOURNEY HOWARD JONES -21 Hottest: STARSHIP SLY FOX 5 -4 PET SHOP BOYS 22 -9 DIRE STRAITS 29 VOICES OF AMERICA THREE HOOTERS JOHN COUGAR 3 -1 Hottest: PET SHOP BOYS 10 -7 ZZ TOP Hottest: SLY FOX 6 -4 BANGLES 2 -1 KBOZ -FM /Bowmen, MT KWNZ/Reno, NV WIVE/Bismarck. ND FALCO I -1 FORCE MD'S 9 -6 HOOTERS PRINCE 6 -3 KXYQ/Selem, OR PRINCE 6 -5 Roger Nenon Shakes/Ryan PET SHOP BOYS 10-7 HOWARD JONES Bob Bock PET SHOP BOYS 9 -6 ROBERT PALMER 9 -6 Jim Ryon INXS 11 -9 BOYS DON'T CRY ROBERT PALMER 10 -8 MADONNA JOURNEY JOURNEY STEVIE NICKS 14 -8 Hottest: PHIL, COLLINS 23 -15 MIAMI SOUND MACHI JANET JACKSON MADONNA MADONNA PET SHOP BOYS 15 -9 KIIKJD.v.nport ROBERT PALMER 4 -1 MADONNA STARSHIP SIMPLE MINDS ` IA HOOTERS BANGLES 9 -4 KMOX/Fnep, CA JOURNEY VANITY TEARS FOR FEARS Jim O'H.r. HONEYMOON SUITE KKXX,Bakerafield. OUTFIELD 12 -9 CA STARSHIP Hottest: Hottest: Berry/Carter HOOTERS none PET SHOP BOYS 13 -10 Squires/Kamp., SIMPLE MINDS CULTURE CLUB PET SHOP BOYS 8 -1 SIMPLY RED D -27 FALCO 1 -1 Hottest: DEBBIE DEB PSYCHEDELIC FUR LABELLE L MCDONAL STEVIE NICKS 12 -4 BANGLES 5 -3 MADONNA -6 BANGLES 2 -2 MR. MISTER SIMPLY RED Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON 11 KJ10310klahoma City. OK ROBERT PALMER 16 -IO MR. MISTER ROLLING STONES 9 -9 JOURNEY Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 2 -1 ROBERT PALMER 15 -9 ROLLING STONES 24 -14 Hottest: DIRE STRAITS 12 -12 CehilVDevis MADONNA VAN HALEN 10 -1 INXS 4 -2 OMD 18 -II PHIL COLLINS 26 -15 SLY FOX 2 -1 PET SHOP BOYS 18 -I8 CULTURE CLUB INXS 5 -4 PRINCE 9 -4 FALCO l -2 PHIL COLLINS 23 -23 MADONNA SADE SLY FOX 7 -6 BANGLES WBNO/Bk7omington, IL INXS 8 -3 8 -5 KBIMIRaaWMI, NM JOURNEY SIMPLY RED PET SHOP BOYS 13 -10 FORCE MD'S FORCE MD'S 12 -7 12 -6 Chuck Margo WGTZ/D.yton, OH TEARS FOR FEARS JuedNRobWn Hottest: ROLLING STONES 19 -14 VAN HALEN 17 -13 STARSHIP PRINCE 3 -1 John Robertson JOURNEY KTRSIC..par. WY JOURNEY CULTURE CLUB JANET JACKSON 6 -3 VOICES OF AMERICA KDON- FM /S.Mns, CA MADONNA ATLANTIC STARR KQXR(Bekersfield, CA MELI'SA MORGAN 10 -8 Todd Cavanaugh MADONNA HONEYMOON SUITE Kirk TEARS FOR FEARS (dp) Hottest: Martino/Simon PET SHOP BOYS 15 -9 CINrt JOURNEY CULTURE CLUB MADONNA STARSHIP TEARS FOR FEARS FALCO 1 -1 VAN HALEN 40 -20 JOURNEY WAX CULTURE CLUB (dp) Hottest: PRINCE 9 -6 lip) OUTFIELD Hottest: BOB NU SHOOZ HOWARD JONES PET SHOP BOYS 15 -8 VAN 19 -10 BOYS DON'T CRY (dp) SEGER FALCO 1 -1 HALEN KYNO-FM/Fwno. CA BOURGEOIS TALG FINE YOUNG CANNIB (dp) Hottest: STARSHIP (dp) ROLLING STONES 17 -9 ROBERT PALMER 4 -3 ROBERT PALMER 28 -15 JOURNEY ATLANTIC STARR PHIL COLLINS 25 -16 JULIAN LENNON (dp) FALCO 1 -1 W.IkerlD.vN SLY FOX 5 -4 PET SHOP BOYS 21 -17 HONEYMOON (dp) Hottest: VAN HALEN 26 -17 Hottest: SLY FOX 5 -2 SUITE PRINCE 7 -5 MADONNA Hottest: FALCO l -1 MIAMI SOUND MACHI 28 6 -20 KOFMIOkt.homa City. OK JOHN COUGAR 1 -1 PRINCE -4 ROLLING STONES 12 -8 MIKE L THE MECHAN INXS 1 -1 BANGLES 2 -2 FALCO 2 -2 BANGLES H -' Casper/Casey VOICES OF AMERICA PET SHOP BOYS 5 -3 PRINCE 8 -4 INXS 3 -3 INXS 9 -8 SLYM/S.n Luis Obispo, CA KRNO/Des Moines, IA STARPOI NT JANET JACKSON 11 -7 ROBERT PALMER I1 -7 PRINCE 4 -4 Joe Cohn TEARS FOR FEARS CULTURE CLUB LEVEL 42 IX -12 PHIL COLLINS 40 -13 Doug Gillen BANGLES 5 -5 KF96.0oiee, ID JOURNEY TEARS FOR FEARS VAN HALEN 25 -15 JOURNEY OUTFIELD MADONNA Dos/Gregory LITTLE RICHARD KKAZ/Cheyenn, WY MADONNA HONEYMOON SUITE WBWB/Bloernington, IN MIAMI SOUND MACHI (dp) JOURNEY (dp) KCPXIS.K Lake City, UT Dove Hunter TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: Jim Clous. STARSHIP JANET JACKSON JOURNEY Hottest: Stone/Smith VOICES OF AMERICA MR. MISTER JOHN COUGAR 3 -1 SLY FOX 3 -I JOURNEY FORCE. MD'S MADONNA (dp) SIMPLE MINDS SLY FOX 7 -2 PRINCE 4 -2 BOYS DON'T CRY (dp) CULTURE CLUB TEARS FOR FEARS JOURNEY HOWARD JONES HOOTERS INXS 6 -5 MD'S 9 -6 Hottest: SADE NU SHOOZ FORCE ZZ TOP HONEYMOON SUITE (dp) STARSHIP STEVIE NICKS 8 -6 FALCO 1 -1 MADONNA VANITY PET SHOP BOYS 14 -8 JANET JACKSON CULTURE CLUB Hottest: 4 PRINCE 10 -8 26 -13 JOHN COUGAR -2 STARSHIP Hottest: MIAMI SOUND MACHI LABELLE L MCDONAL BONNIE TYLER FALCO 1 -1 SLY FOX 12 -7 OZZY STARSHIP PRINCE 6 -4 Hottest: PET SHOP BOYS 6 -1 OSBOURNE (dp) (dp) BANGLES 17 -10 KQMO/HOOolulu. HI Hottest: SIMPLE MINDS (dp) PET SHOP BOYS 7 -5 KOKO/Omelr, NB PRINCE 2 -1 FORCE MD'S 2 -2 FORCE MD'S 22 -15 BANGLES 10 -7 BOYS DON'T CRY (dp) BANGLES 9 -7 SLY FOX 5 -2 MIAMI SOUND MACHI 14 -7 Kimo Aker. Merk Evens ROBERT PALMER 14 -10 Hottest: VAN HALEN 17 -14 PET SHOP BOYS 11 -7 PHIL COLLINS 22 -10 MADONNA PET SHOP BOYS 15 -11 PRINCE 5 -4 KZIO/Duluth, MN VAN HALEN 16 -10 VAN HALEN 21 -12 ELO JOURNEY VAN HALEN 30 -24 ROBERT PALMER 13 -6 Mktr:.el.INernWn ZZ TOP 32 -20 KZOLSen lut. Obktpu. CA MADONNA VOICES OF AMERICA PHIL COLLINS 35 -30 FORCE MD'S 12 -8 SADE KIES/Bolas. ID D.A Collins none WCILFMIC.AO d l.. IL JETS (dp) STEVIE NICKS II -10 Hottest: JOURNEY Tom Even BALTIMORA (dp) KZZU(Spolune. WA PET SHOP BOYS 14 -11 CULTURE CLUB Hottest: 1 -1 Tony Wanekm FALCO MADONNA Hottest: John Langon STARSHIP SLY FOX 5 -5 FALCO 1 -1 3 -1 HOOTERS JOURNEY (dp) JOURNEY FALCO KOZE1Lewt.ton, ID PRINCE 7 -7 BANGLES 4 -3 ATLANTIC STARR 2 -2 SIMPLE MINDS HOOTERS TEARS FOR FEARS JOURNEY Joy McColl ROBERT PALMER 13 -13 ROBERT PALMER 7 -5 SLY FOX 4 -3 MADONNA JOHN TAYLOR (dp) HOWARD JONES MADONNA VAN HALEN 17-17 FORCE MD'S II -7 FORCE MD'S 5 -4 STARSHIP MADONNA BOYS DON'T CRY OMD 29 -18 SADE LABELLE L MCDONAL lip) ZZ TOP Hottest: PRINCE 6 -5 HOOTERS JOURNEY Hottest: WMEE/Ft Wenn, IN CULTURE CLUB TEARS FOR FEARS ROBERT PALMER 9 -4 KISS/Peoria. IL MENTAL AS ANYTHIN ROBERT PALMER 3 -1 L VOICES OF AMERICA PRINCE 12 -6 Tony Rlehns Hottest: BANGLES 7 -2 KLUCIIas Veg.., NV KATRINA THE WAV Keith Edwards JONES BANGLES 10 -7 FALCO l -1 OUTFIELD 6 -3 Doan/Toyler Hottest: HOWARD JANET JACKSON FALCO 1 -1 Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 16 -9 MADONNA PRINCE 2 -2 PRINCE 10-4 JOURNEY MADONNA JOHN COUGAR 2 -2 ROBERT PALMER 2 -1 PET SHOP BOYS 19 -10 JOURNEY VAN HALEN 7 -3 VAN HALEN 13 -7 MADONNA FORCE MD'S STARSHIP INXS 5 -3 VAN HALEN 4 -2 CLUB STARSHIP 12 -10 OKIYTr4CMim, WA CULTURE WHITNEY HOUSTON D-13 KIKX/CObr.do Springs. CO JULIAN LENNON PRINCE 4 -4 PET SHOP BOYS 10 -4 Hottest: HONEYMOON SUITE JOURNEY ROBERT PALMER 14 -5 HONEYMOON SUITE 14 -8 Hottest: John Danner Lerrww(O'Brt.n PRINCE 2-1 KOCRICrd.r Rapids, IA Hottest: ROLLING STONES 1, -10 LOVERBOY I -I VAN HALEN 10-6 JANET JACKSON FALCO I -1 KRQ/TUOon, AZ JOURNEY FALCO 3 -2 Fuhr ROBERT PALMER 18 -9 Brad STARSHIP INNS 4 -2 MADONNA OUTFIELD 7 -3 GINrJohnon PET SHOP BOYS 16 -I1 JOURNEY (dp) PET SHOP BOYS 6 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS PHIL COLLINS 10 -7 MADONNA BANGLES 22 -14 INNS (dp) DAVID BOWIE (dp) VAN HALEN 9 -7 JOURNEY DEL FUEGOS PET SHOP BOYS 12 -9 VANITY MIKE L THE MECHAN LABELLE L MCDONAL (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON 19 -11 STARSHIP VOICES OF AMERICA IL Hottest: FINE YOUNG CANNIB (dp) NU SHOOZ Idp) WORDIGr.nd Rapids. MI WZOKIRoekford. DAVID BOWIE FALCO 1 -1 Hottest: MADONNA Swart/Stevens BrWDent KM/Modesto. CA Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR 4 -2 FALCO 1 -1 JETS STEVIE 3 PORCE MD'S 10 -4 INXS 2 -2 Rum Novak SIMPLE MINDS (dp) NICKS -1 PET SHOP BOYS JULIAN LENNON PET SHOP BOYS 9 -5 JOURNEY SIMPLE MINDS BANGLES 8 -5 PET SHOP BOYS 8 -4 Hottest: VAN HALEN 1l -8 VANITY FALCO 3 -I VAN HALEN 10 -6 STARSHIP DENNIS DEYOUNG ROBERT PALMER 15 -7 PHIL COLLINS 25 -11 HOOTERS (dp) INXS 2 -2 PRINCE 15 -8 MADONNA Hottest: ' MADONNA KCMO/Columbt.. MO ROBERT PALMER 7 -5 ROLLING STONES 17 -9 HOWARD JONES FALCO 1 -1 KIMNIDsrner, CULTURE CLUB PET SHOP BOYS 14 -8 Hottest: PRINCE 4 -3 TutdNBeker CO DAVID BOWIE (dp) ROLLING STONES 19 -11 JOHN COUGAR 1 -I ROBERT PALMER 7 -5 Edelman/Pond GREG KINN (dp) STARSHIP ROBERT PALMER 3 -2 PHIL COLLINS 18 -9 DENNIS DEYOUNG JOURNEY MADONNA (dp) BOB SEGER 14 -8 ROLLING STONES 19 -12 Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 17 -10 MADONNA JOURNEY INXS I -1 TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: ROLLING STONES 19 -12 WRONITUNdo. OH JOHN COUGAR 4 -2 PARALLEL TALKING HEADS FALCO 1 -1 SLY FOX 3 Joe Thors. Hottest: INXS 6 -5 -3 WIXXIGreen Bay. WI FALCO 8 -4 THREE PRINCE 5 -1 BANGLES 9 -6 VOICES OF AMERICA FORCE 7 McCarthy /Mkh.N T. PHIL COLLINS 20 -10 MD'S -5 JOURNEY ROBERT PALMER 7 -4 PET SHOP BOYS 17 -12 PET SHOP BOYS 26 -17 KGOT/Arechoreg., AK JANET JACKSON MADONNA KOI3IMOdoeto, CA 22 TOP HOWARD JONES VAN HALEN 26 -16 J.D. Chandler' JANET JACKSON 35 -29 KSND(Euoen. OR Brian Casey MADONNA KATRINA L THE WAV JOURNEY CULTURE CLUB PLATINUM BLONDE Burns/Hyatt PET SHOP BOYS Y14/Forgo, ND MADONNA HOOTERS SADE MADONNA MADONNA TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: Hottest: AndersoNP.lmer JOURNEY HONEYMOON SUITE (dp) LEVEL 42 FALCO 1 -1 FALCO 1 -1 VANITY GREG ,IHN (dp) FABULOUS THUNDERS INXS 3 -2 JOHN COUGAR 3 CULTURE CLUB -2 JANET JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: PRINCE 6 -4 INXS 4 -3 JANET JACKSON INXS 8 -6 BOYS DON'T CRY (dp) FALCO I -1 PET SHOP BOYS 10 -8 ROBERT PALMER 5 -4 Hottest: Hottest: PRINCE 16 -B JOHN COUGAR 4 -2 PHIL 22 -11 6 -5 JOHN COUGAR 2 -1 COLLINS SLY FOX DIONNE WARWICK 19 -12 ROBERT PALMER 7 -3 INNS 3 -2 PRINCE 2 -1 STEVIE WONDER 21 -14 SLY FOX 9 -4 ROBERT PALMER 4 -3 BANGLES 3 -2 PHIL COLLINS 20 -15 DIRE STRAITS 10 -7 PRINCE 11 -6 OMD 5 -3 PET SHOP BOYS 13 -7 PET SHOP BOYS 10 -7 ROBERT PALMER 16 -10

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RIÑO CHR ie,porters are chosen on the basis of location, ratings, and ability OENNIS DE YOUNG 115.1 to report current, timely music inforrni, DAVID BOWIE CULTURE CUR RAGE Absolute Beginners (EMI America) C Ca', Me (AMA, Tender Love (WM tion. Move Away (Vagm/Epc) LP Absoluie ElnummUm.4% LP From Lowry To Heartache LP sa. To. woos Par.ISU Reporters, Selected stations that are formatdommant and/or exert

significant national influence, in major CHERRELLE L ALEXANDER O'NEAL markate with a metro 12+ population, Saturday Love (rabu/C8S) 2511 7 311211 57% 17112 37% according lo Arbitron, of I million or LP Hun Poor% 2142 le% osii more 7411 LL-L T.= NAN 17. 11 'maw' IN111"1 Parallal 2 Reporter. Selected stations = -.,2 e 7:4 4 that are format-dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence, M% _. in secondary markwte with a metro = V"fl; 12+ population, according to *baron, QP rT fm- - between 200000,1 million. = 111 PON 2.11121 ., Parallel 3 Reporters: Selected stations wow that are format -dominant and/or exert = 2.'12 a significant local or regional influence, me in smalll, markets with a metro 12+ VZ population, according to *Citron, of = 199.999 and below. .. 237 Roods ..

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LITTLE RICHARD HOWARD JONES JOURNEY JULIAN LENNON HONEYMOON SUITE A- To (Elektra) Stick Around Great Gosh Mighty (MCA) Frt., WR, Nn One Is Blame Be Good To Yourself (Columbia) (Atlantic) A;.r P ;}.,w^ P value l Aid O.11 m Bever v wns Soundtrack Actor. Rey a, t P Raised On Rade 1, Secret O, Daydreamed

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On My Own (MCA) á-lo OSO 24 141 12.1 39-77 W LP Comm, tiP (A&M) 2106 14-11 72217 170234 76-74 LP Wirer al. 16-11 rkrr'rlsl. 5104 -72 RI. 75-73 6104 .-14 2.6111 34-70 1.27 21.19 tip 11106 14225.1 a-40 141171 31-24 on U 2-38 p alt2 16-15 Mtn -111 21. 23-20 121272 77-71 1222 28-73 1141 10-4 22.7.2 38-30 AMIN 122. 35-30 MTN 101188 84% WX[SIM 25-22 RIS 77.79 MO 74.19 raw tom 74-70 11111.21 .-14 WW1 31-2 MT 30-30 2107 77.37 2222 77-17 220 on 12116 12-20 7267 15-17 0441 17-16 1.02 19-17 on MI 12-29 .palm1 2226 11.12 01/31 2114 0001 4-36 2552 24,4 11142 37-33 2.1 21011 11-10 1.0 21-17 VCAM1 77-77 2222 71-71 Or VOW 16-16 MT 79.29 10215 111-26 143L1 5ir2 26871 12-11 Prot. 74-19 2111.1 2-22 1210 WM 14-76 CM, M3.26 1601 23-21 ÑA, ' VP 21 1.2 12-20 /53173 5-6 1100 .29 1030111 5 031 1100 on C070 4-79 2-75 n0. 2120 /0-25 WM 31.11 17204 17-12 2102 23.20 on 2171 1520 37-77 7 5212 70 cm 122214 31-22 12. 1202 34-32 DM 12.2621 34-71 14822 10210 15.14 5 491 !NBA] MOM 14-15 33-79 4110-114 1122 711-73 ADCS 34 77-14 0.00 25-74 214 2-20 2142 12.16 14.24 10-12 15. 23.19 5 0107 11272 VI. 10120 35-30 ADD. 71 420-194 17-10 .16 26-22 Slot 74-77 .S1 on 2271 02100 0107 CM on 2270 36-33 142247 77.70 110121 34-10 4-H 93.2 17-25 12212 14-37 202 5-.l 1111.0 12-2 722 19-26 14102 15-25 22.-27 01102 2.26 127211 47-37 146.11 23.13 11220 Mom MC 4-12 2242 540 211-71 s-11 i'-i33 2124 19-13 0107 15-16 14-14 100421 30-24 Wit H-24 4-27 244446 26112 79-77 .81 291 70-111 MS 02100 11-76 tip Räé i Me. 17-17 1212.2 17-14 9724 MI 4-32 22211 24-14 100.1 4-12 2621 15-14 . MT 3s . 2-20 1115 940 14-72 MI 12* ?! FM WOW. 17-12 o. 25-75 MT 21-17 9742 15715 78-25 11-7 7100 71-71 -26 143 29-33 222144 2-75 .04 11-10 202. 10222 19-16 221 25-27 NM .16 10-10 5áM5 vr =i 12010 74-70 1/121.1 14.00 022 4-24 SI. 1.212 6-17 7122 10-76 12-34 5104 76-24 11.104 a .117 18-34 21.12 37-30 1214 17-10 9724 4-24 72124 1-76 infrI 13,1 RIP 27-20 m52i 'i i %ii 5020 1411.47 a-22 195 113-70 12713410 15-11 MO .22 35-14 2000 7)-10 23.nM 3100 23-17 .'wMr á 14621.1 3.7 7100 21.11 KIM 18.14 .211214 on 1.1.14 34-21 2103 40-35 VOID ii ii VW 22-20 227 78-71 MI 77-23 20111611 25-20 941 4-29 2310 3%. 21100 IS-11 MOOT 12-6 on 2103 28-36 2241 27-12 oat 2123 13-7 148. 2.35 on IMPS 25.77 21112 711-74 20247 Wei 2101 73.17 395 t1-37 0105 .30 17-31 .711 2-73 ñiii 233pI. Mt on .C4I 2-29 0101 34-11 NM 2012411 16-77 141 72-74 -l. 14246 75-70 14212 40-1.1 .22 30-76 121. 11-14 1.2 25 11226 31-20 MOM 11-4 11-17 2122 -10 3 an 011414 21-16 10172 2-. VYKS 0107 16-1 47102 10-23 WAD d-74 WY 10-5 0101 22-30 MO 21-11 594 10-27 112104 79-77 NM 21.19 0101 25.1 13-10 2/76 17-71 21.47 17-17 92231 207 4-34 27107 1.21 0-31 4-17 16212 40-77 MO 14-9 2122 76-25 14-12 2121 25-70 . 53-14 2.14 071. a 7222 35-31 37-28 ni KW II 12101114 79-70 ..00 14-11 21104 24.73 0104 34.24 7104 . 0101 520 1-12 294 12-11 11102 24-21 .71 on 942 on 22264 2107 17 27.16 7104 .24 126 0-74 0104 34-26 1910-21 79-27 MT 13-9 NM a KM. 21771 15.1.7 NM 19-15 022 72_22 .022 29-75 135.1 24-30 2,2 37_37 111-17 1401222 on 10-15 2103 31-50 0107 24-17 2122 79-17 7106 TM 3241 K2. ..0 215. 40-11 101104 77-31 MA 115 13.24 0101 450 25-U Wit 77.70 MIX 33-12 .17 14-30 141322 27,3 2270 71140 242 3-7 16.0014 15-12 2229 4-72 2102 17-71 7107 72-71 1204 Á 1=2-l2 22211 2212 35-13 19-25 ..n 0.-15 10020 4.33 Ma 12-14 2722 a-37 11/915 34-73 42105 0101 40-37 920 12-15 IM 2722 523 . 33-303 .36 70-11 V104 18-31 977 77-25 1.111 2.37 .22 11-18 1122 20-1. .211 31-74 1.17 11,7 1.56 31-25 112211 a-. 74-72 942 30-37 340 5-5 221791 2-37 MT 70-14 1-15 2222 on 1220 27-72 WC. NM 14-7s 11332 39-19 MIL 17-77 MUM .0-25 1.0 26-75 811 1.5 7220 24-2S 202.4 25-21 40-37 1.00 a-33 10070 1M 13-15 NM 72-19 MNS 11, MI T108 25-21 2220 22 IS NOLP l 1724 19-14 22111 21-15 MAL 2.72 MN 13-9 0104 71-23 11.0 20-14 27-25 7122 11-27 2229 11,7 9142 16-11 147171 17-25 11271 11-10 12/23 75-22 1.2111 a MCI 155 17-12 IMP 25-73 22. 40-31 2127 17.17 KIM 11-12 1.20 4-73 201 10-33 7412 2,3 47102 20-17 222.14 74-72 7100 27-22 101711 24-27 WAD 21,6 11.1124 l220 o. NM 4-2 2022 79-37 11-7 0101 3.37 2100 0-24 11210 37-12 2-21 711711 77-27 11121 32-14 2.02411 NOCL 27-21 MTH WIZ. KKR/ a 1212 37-71 1217.72 77-75 MT 21-14 0267 2-30 25102.4 4-37 .103 on 2122 71-18 0025 10-26 202 35-25 22.2 72-23 172. 19-15 KITS 4-30 MK a-77 10127 -77 71011.414 220 4-14 277 35,2 SIM 15.77 M5.0 1l zi99 61-14 11021 2-2 MS 35-72 NI= 73-24 1.0 34-27 64107 1222711 222 34-21 722 II* 704 7S-73 1.1 21-17 1111812 )3-75 0105 4-27 MVO 17-11 WW1 on 2212 10-10 24.75 MS on 21142 16-72 2.121.4 25-35 11C17721 2-13 1103 5-5 RISI .O I 02.91 42100 7.211 72-20 20103 rar .1577 32-71 12ti .00. 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STARPOINT SAOS SLY FOX STEVIE WONDER Restless (E lektra) Never As Good As The Fast Time All The T V Overjoyed (Tamla/Motown) Lets Go Way (Capitol) LP Promise (Portrait/CBS) LP Restless LP In Square Circle LP Let Go All The Way

JOHN TAYLOR VAN HALEN I Do What I Do... (Capitol) Why Cant TNs Be Love (WA) 11111127 57% mn ' 57% 5415 27% taro 70% lama LP 91/2 Weeks Soundtrack LP 5150 ..910.1 11 Smeary 1245 UP 171 4111 MPS 6 G. POUTS 24 72 O2222 44 UP 10 SP 1231 SAMB 37 I NiA] DOW 3. al 101

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100 / R &R FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1986 SIGNIFICANT ACTION

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BREAKERS. PRINCE THE REVOLUTION (124) MADONNA (184) á Live To Tell (Sire/WB) Kiss (WB) (123) JOURNEY (169) ROBERT PALMER To Love MADONNA Be Good To Yourself (Columbia) Addicted (Island) FALCO (107) Live To Tell (Sire /WB) TEARS FOR FEARS (83) Mothers Talk (Mercury/PolyGram) Rock Me Amadeus (A &M) Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down BOYS (103) 78% of our reporters playing it. Moves: STARSHIP (59) PET SHOP America) 0, Adds 184 including WXKS -FM, Z100, Y100, WMMS, WKTI, KIIS -FM, Tomorrow Doesn't Matter ... (Grunt /RCA) West End Girls (EMI VAN HALEN (93) KUBE. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart. CULTURE CLUB (56) Move Away (Virgin /Epic) Why Can't This Be Love (WB)

JOURNEY Be Good To Yourself (Columbia) 71 % of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down L SIGNIFICANT ACTION i 0, Adds 169 including B104, WAVA, Z93, Q105, B96, WLOL -FM, KPKE. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart. KATRINA & THE WAVES "Is That It?" (Capitol) 43/9 WKFR, WVIC, WRON. KZZU, WPHD Moves. Up 6, Debuts 6, Same 22. Down O. Adds 9, WXKS -FM, CKOI, R1104. WANS -FM, 40-37. 30 -20, CHUM d -28, WMMS 40-34. KMJK 34 -30. KUBE 35-34. KYNO -FM 38 -35. 01(100 JIMMY BARNES "Working Class Man" (Geffen) 43/4 -FM, WPHD 27 -25, WZOU 32-30, Moves: Up 13. Debuts 10, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 4, WKRZ -FM, 9XX,5X 100KHI, WAZY SADE -34. WHSL 39-35. WDBR WTLO 40 -36. WSSX 35-32. WOKI 38 -35. KIYS 34 -32, WZON 39-34, 95XIL 39-32, WOMP -FM 38 Never As Good As The First Time (Portrait /CBS) 40-38. FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS "Johnny Come Home" (IRS/MCA) 39/5 it. Up 41, Debuts 54, Same 37, WBNO, WBEN -FM 19 -14. WNYS 67% of our reporters playing Moves: Moves: Up 11, Debuts 3, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 5, KDWB -FM, 0100, KIKX, KOIZ -FM, 39 -36. WKSF 35 -32, WHSL 30 -25. Down 0, Adds 27 including WBEN -FM, WCAU -FM, CHUM, WQUE -FM, 35 -26, WPHD 33 -23, CKOI 12-8. CHUM 13 -9. WERZ 40 -37, WZON 40 -35, WGAN VOICES OF AMERICA "Hands Across America" (EMI America) 36/36 WNVZ, WHYT, KWSS. See Parallels, debuts at number 35 on the CHR KDWB -FM. WNNK, WMJQ. 0 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 36 including K106, WPLJ, WNVZ, 92X, chart. WPST, WRCK, WOUT, WFMI, FM100, WKDD, KYNO -FM, KOMO. SIMPLY RED "Holding Back The Years" (Elektra) 34/10 WHYZ, KPKE. KWOD. KWSS, KXYQ. Moves: Up 5. Debuts 4, Same 15. Down 0. Adds 10 including PRO -FM, 940. WCZY, WVBS 34 -31. KI1S -FM 34 -30, KMEL 23 -18, KAMZ 30 -26, Z104 d -27, KCAQ 37 -33, WGAN d -38. HONEYMOOND SUITE BOYS DON'T CRY "I Wanna Be A Cowboy" (Profile) 32/17 KRNO, WVIC, Z104. KSND. KZ!B Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3. Same 6, Down 0. Adds 17 including WKSE, WERZ, Z103, WXLK, 19 KYYA 15-8. Feel It Again (WB) d -27, KJ103 30-22, WGAN 40-37, KWES 2.1. WPFM 12 -10. WCIL -FM -16. 31/11 it. Moves: Up 66, Debuts 24, Same 31, BONNIE TYLER "If You Were A Woman (And I Was A Man)" (Columbia) 61% of our reporters playing WSPK, R1104, KTUX, WFBG, 100KHI, WCGO, KRBE, KZ93, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 11. CKOI, CFTR. WNNK, Down 0, Adds 23 including WCAU -FM, 94Q, B106, KZZB, WHSL, KKAZ, 0102 35 -33, KNBO d -39. KSND d-37, KTRS d -39. -FM. See Parallels, debuts at number 36 on the CHR chart. BOURGEOIS TAGG "Mutual Surrender" (Island) 28/7 KDON 100KHI, WGAN. WZYP, KTRS, KPLUS 9 -7, WERZ Moves. Up 3, Debuts 4. Same 14, Down 0, Adds 7, CFTR. KWOD, 95XXX, 37 -33, KZZB d -37, KRNO on-dp. KZZU 35 -30, KFMN d-34, WHSL d-39. WBNO d -33. FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS "Tuff Enuff" (CBS Associated) 26/7 100KHI, WZYP, WHSL. KGOT. WMMS on-dp, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0. Same 15, Down 0, Adds 7, WAMX, KTUX, WKZL, -31. KPLUS on, KRNO on -dp. KZZU on, OK100 36 -34. KNIN 40 -36. KBIM 37 -31. OK95 37 BALTIMORA "Living In The Background" (Manhattan) 25/9 96X, KTUX, KOMO, WVBS, KPLUS on, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 9, CKOI, WCAU -FM, WANS -FM, NEW & ACTIVE 40 95XXX d-34. KDW 40-36, KBIM 36-32. 0100 d -40, KBFM 38 -36. WRON on, KEYN -FM -39. PLATINUM BLONDE "Somebody Somewhere" (Epic) 24/5 KKLS -FM, WBEN -FM 27.12, WNYS d -28, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 13. Down 0, Adds 5, WVIC, WRON, WZON, WHSL, -dp WPHD 10-5, CKOI 37-35, CFTR on, WMMS d -37, KPLUS 20 -17. KKRD on -dp. KIKX on GREG KIHN "Love á Rock 'N' Roll" (EMI America) 23/8 CULTURE CLUB "Move Away" (Virgin/Epic) 136/56 FM102 25 -23, WOKI on. WKZL B96, KIIS -FM, 7, Debuts 1. Same 9. Down 0. Adds 6, K104, KFIV, K093. 01100. 95XIL, WGAN, MWu Moves: Up 9, Debuts 38. Same 33, Down 0, Adds 56 including WBLI, WCAU -FM, PRO -FM, Z93, KTKS. Moves. Up 40 Z104 31 -29. WSPT 38 -36. KYYA 29-26. KOZE 34-32, KHTZ 39-36. KITS, CHUM 28-25, Y100 29 -23, WTIC-FM 37.34, 94TYX 38-32, WFMI 38-25, KEYN -FM 39 -36, Z102 -34. on, OZIY OSBOURNE "Shot In the Dark" (CBS Associated) 22/5 JULIAN LENNON "Stick Around" (Atlantic) 134/13 -30, -19, 96X 10, Down 0, Adds5. WERZ, WTLQ, KCPX, WHSL, KHTZ, KHTR 31 010021 1. Adds 13 including WNYS, KWK, KITS. 0106, WCKN, WZOK, KLUC, WVBS, Moves. Up 7. Debuts 0, Same Moves: Up 56. Debuts 31, Same 33, Down 10 -9. 0101 23-19, 01(95 27 -25. WXLK 29 -23. 18 -17, WRON on-dp. KKRD on -dp. KLUC on -dp, KOIZ -FM 23 -16, 0104 PRO -FM 31 -25, WRNO 33 -27. 896 34 -29, WMMS 29 -23, KMJK 32-26, WZOU 28 -21, JETS "Crush On You" (MCA) 20/11 STARSHIP "Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight" (Grunt/RCA) 131/59 KOMO, KRO. WXKS -FM on, KIIS- KITS, KMEL, KNBO, Up 3. Debuts 4, Some 2, Down 0, Adds 11, K95, Y100, WCZY, KITS, KMEL. 0100. Moves: Up 9. Debuts 26, Same 37, Down 0, Adds 59 including WHIT, Z93, WRNO, B96, WHYT, Moves FM102 d -25, WFMI d -31, KTUX 39 -34, KMGX 19 -14, KCAQ d -35. KZ93, Y100 40-36, WMMS 37-26, WZOU 34-29. WKDD 35 -26. KIYS 38 -34. KFMN 39-35. FM 29-24, GRAHAM NASH "Innocent Eyes" (Atlantic) 16/5 NU 81400Z "I Can't Waft" (Atlantic) 100/24 WDBR. K104 on. WLRS on, WZPL d-30. 14-8, 1. Debuts 1. Same 9, Down 0, Adds 5. WLOL -FM, 0100, WTLO, WFXX, Moves: Up 44, Debuts 15, Same 16, Down 1, Adds 24 including 8104, Z93, Y100, WNVZ. ZZ99, KWSS, WBBQ. WHIT Moves: Up number 37 KZZU on, OK100 on. 95XIL on, KSMB on, 0101 on, WHSL 36 -32. WPLJ 7-6, 1100 9 -7, 93FM 28 -23, KIIS -FM 35 -29, KMEL 7 -5, KNBO 31 -21, KMGX 13 -10. See Parallels. debuts at KIYS on, TALKING HEADS "Once In A Lifetime" (WB) 16/5 on the CHR chart KUBE d -33, Adds 5. WHIT, KEGL, Y108. WROO, KCMG), KMJK On, KPLUS 36 -33, "Right Between The Eyes" (RCA) 100/10 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 3. Same 6. Down 0, WBNO, WPST 94Z on, WKZL on. Z104 d -33, WHSL on, KOZE d -34, OK95 39-33 Moves. Up 27, Debuts 19, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 10. WCAU -FM. PRO -FM. WLOL -FM, KITS, WQUT, WKAU, on, -29. WAZY -FM, 35-30. KMJK 27-23, KHFI 26-22. WGRD 35 -31, KSND 36-31. 100KHI 29 -21. WKSF 34 PSYCHEDELIC FURS "Pretty In Pink" (A&M) 13/8 940 KXYO, 95XXX, KIIS -FM 0, 2, Down 0, Adds 8. WXKS -FM. 195, KS103, KMEL, 0100, WPST, LABELLE & MICHAEL McDONALD "On My Own" (MCA) 91/31 Moves: Up 3. Debuts Same WANS- KSND 39 -28. OK95 35-32 aPATTIMoves: Up 21. Debuts 19, Same 20. Down 0. Adds 31 including WBEN -FM, Z100, KTKS, 195, WHYT, WKTI, 31 -28, KKRZ on-dp, 40 FM, KCAQ, B104 28 -24, 940 28 -15, Z93 26 -20, KITS -FM d -27, KS103 38.32. 0104 31 -23, WZYP -31. MENTAL AS ANYTHING "Live N Up" (Columbia) 13/2 WNYS on, WPHD 29 -24. 010024-21. Moves: Up 3. Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0. Adds 2, WHSL. WCIL -FM, WBEN -FM 33 -32. HOOTERS "Where Do The Children Go" (Columbia) 89/29 -dp. KMJK, KNBO, WOKI. KZZU, KMGX on, WZON on. KFMN on. WCGO on. 0101 d-40. WDBR on-dp. WSPT on Moves: Up 10, Debuts 15, Same 35. Down 0, Adds 29 including 8104, WPHD, 0107, WAVA, -FM 40-35, B94 26 -18, WZOU 36 -32, WPST 38 -35, WHSL 40-34, KHTZ 37 -32. VANITY "Under The Influence" (Motown) 12/12 WCAU KKRD, KF95. KSND, KFIV, Same 0, Down 0. Adds 12. KKRZ. KMJK, FM102. KMEL. 0100, KAMZ, UTTLE RICHARD "Great Gosh A'MIghty" (MCA) 89/2 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 0, KUBE 24 -20. KNBQ KBOZ -FM, OK95. Moves. Up 51, Debuts 3. Same 32, Down 1, Adds 2. WZPL, KYNO -FM, WHIT 30 -27. WNVZ 38 -35, 28 -21, KIRS 38-33. 12/11 26 -20. WBBQ 32-28, 94TYX 35 -29, WDJX 34 -27. KX104 37 -26, Z104 35 -32, 0101 37 -33, WCIL-FM ATLANTIC STARR "If Your Heart Isn't In It" (A&M)) WROO, KAMZ, WFMI. KTUX, KJ103, 103CIR, WOMP -FM, OK95 34-29. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1. Down 0. Adds 11. WKOB, WSSX, KIRS. DENNIS DeYOUNG "Call Me" (A&M) 87/12 KNIN, KNIN, KWTO -FM. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 6, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 12 including WXKS-FM, PRO -FM. 940, WBBQ, WKDD, RENE á ANGELA "Your Smile" (Polydor/PolyGram) 12/1 24 -23. WNNK on. RI104 on. WTLO on-dp. 95XXX on, WZYP on- WRNO 38-34. K104 28 -22, KIYS 25 -19, KDON -FM 39-35. 95XIL 26-18, WKSF 27-18, KGOT 33 -29. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 3, Adds 1, KITS. Z100 SIMPLE MINDS "All The Things She Said" (A&M) 86/34 dp, WPFM on, WVBS on. WRSR, WMMS, pE Moves: Up 4, Debuts 17, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 34 including WNYS, WPHD, CKOI, Y100, WRNO. WCKN, WZOK, WGLF, KWNZ, KPLUS 33-30. WZOU 33.25, WGRD 33 -29, KIYS 39 -33. Significant Action inck,ces songs reported CHERRELLE with ALEXANDER O'NEAL "Saturday Love" (Tabu /CBS) 85/5 New 8 Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. WBEN -FM, KC101, WPFM, WVBS, WXKS -FM 23 -19, WKSE 4 -2, the artist/title (label) designation in- Moves: Up 47. Debuts 9, Same 18, Down 6, Adds 5, WHTT, fewer than 50. but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following 13-4, WCKN 13 -8. by 10 -9, WHYT 12.10. FM102 3 -2, KWSS 23 -19, KUBE 29 -21. WSPK 22 -15, WBBQ 11-6, KAMZ Moves indicate the type of aclvtty this week: Up WOUE -FM dicate the total number. how many added it for the first time this week KBOS 34-26. Down for downward chart activity. and for upward chart movement. Same for sideways or continued uncharted activity, FOR FEARS "Mothers Talk" (Mercury/PolyGram)83/83 of individual station activity. Complete activity can be found in the Parallels. KBEQ, KHTR, Adds for the number a a sampling 0. 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 83 including WXKS -FM, WPHD, WAVA, KEGL, 896, chart QTEARSMoves: Up Debuts the required 60% of our CHR reporters to become Breakers may accumulate enough KSMB. NOTE Records that lack KZZP, KWOD. KUBE, WANS-FM, KJ103, KYNO-FM, National Airplay/40. points from high chart positions on those stations repomng them, to debut on the CHR STARPOINT "Restless" (Elekira) 84/6 Adds endlor Ons: four plays in a 24 -hour period, three of them before midnight -FM. WKQB. KBFM, KYNO -FM, KNIN, B104 30 -26, CHR Rotation Criteria - Fulltime Moves: Up 26, Debuts 12, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 6. WKEE, WLAN midnight -25, 31 -24. Adds and/or Ons: two in a 24-hour period. both of them before WCAU -FM 39 -21. FM102 15 -11, KMEL 29 -22. WTIC-FM 31 -26, KZZB 40-31, Y106 27 -20, WRON 31 Z102 Deyperted plays DAVID BOWIE "Absolute Beginners" (EMI America) 59/16 KCAQ, 0104, WSPT, Moves: Up 6, Debuts 12. Same 25, Down 0, Adds 16 including WLS, Y108, WERZ, BJ105, KIKX, KFIV, OK95. 896 36-33, WMMS 35 -31, WZOU 30 -24, 98PXY 38 -35, WRCK 40 -35. JONES "No One Is To Blame" (Elektra) 55/45 WLOL -FM, KPKE, KZZP, KKRZ, Paralles Begin on Page 97 pmHOWARDMoves: Up 0. Debuts 6, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 45 including WAVA, KEGL, B97, -KMEL, KUBE. K104, Z95 d -35, KIIS -FM on, KPLUS d -32. KZPS d-30, 6J105 d -32. Adds & Hots Begin on Page 95 P -1 Playlists Begin on Page 92

102 /R &R FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1986 "THERE'LL BE SAD SONGS To MAKE You CRY)" THE NEXT ONE. FROM BILLY OCEAN.

At the top of the charts, there's a spot that's reserved for Billy Ocean. He's had four smashes in a row ( "Caribbean Queen," "Loverboy," "Suddenly," and "When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going"), and the next one is on its way.

"There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)." From Love Zone, The Forthcoming Follow-Up To Billy Ocean's Double- Platinum Album, Suddenly.

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40 34 23 C) MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Bad Boy (Epic) 32 25 22 MR. MISTER /Is It Love (RCA)

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I For 9Y2 Weeks) (Capitol) - 38 29 JOHN TAYLOR /I Do What Do (Theme Far Away (WB) tir 22 20 19 26 DIRE STRAITS /So WONDER (Tamla /Motown) 36 33 27 y STEVIE /Overjoyed /Little Miss Dangerous (Atlantic) 30 28 27 ff/ TED NUGENT 8 8 16 28 LOVERBOY/This Could Be The Night (Columbia) 28 26 26 28 FIRM /Live In Peace (Atlantic) - 39 34 LEVEL 42 /Something About You (Polydor/PG) e BREAKER Fi JUDAS PRIEST /Locked In (Columbia) THE MECHANICS /All I Need Is A Miracle (Atlantic) 38 ` MIKE & Love (Atco) 44 32 30 PETE TOWNSHEND/Secondhand --39® MR. MISTER /Is It Love (RCA) 20 22 32 ELO /Calling America (CBS Associated) a NBA Begins on Page 102 4 11 21 33 STARSHIP/Sara (Grunt /RCA) 1 BLACK/URBAN r 40 © ZZ TOP /Rough Boy (WB) L BREAKER The Prst Time (Portrait /CBS) (WB) BREAKER 1 1 1 1 PRINCE /Kiss (WB) NU SHOOZ /I Can't Wait (Atlantic) j DEBUT ffi /I Wait (Atlantic) 7 4 2 Q NU SHOOZ Can't Bros. /CBS) 17 19 32 38 ROBERT TEPPER /No Easy Way Out (Scotti To Respect The Power Of Love (MCA) 11 9 7 STEPHANIE MILLS /I've Learned MADONNA/Live To Teil (Sire /WB) 0 BREAKER eÿ On You (MCA) 10 6 6 0 JETS /Crush BREAKER JOURNEY /Be Good To Yourself (Columbia) a 11 STARPOINT /Restless (Elektra) 20 15 0 FALCO /Rock Me Amadeus (A &M) 14 10 9 0 Heat Of Heat (Qwest /WB) 18 17 15 Q PATTI AUSTIN/The LABELLE & MICHAEL McDONALD /On My Own (MCA) ADULT CONTEMPORARY _ 32 20 0 PATTI /Overjoyed (Tamla /Motown) 1s 11 10 Q STEVIE WONDER

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