ISSUE NUMBER 450 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER SEPTEMBER 17, 1982

SPEECH CALLS FOR "STATION BREAK" INSIDE RiifR: NRBA Focus: i I Sales Costs Fowler Calls For Dramatic New Broadcast Bureau And Business Reorganized: Atter threatening Sparked by an adventurous Radio Deregulation At NRBA for years, the FCC finally opening address by FCC Chairman FCC Chairman Mark Fowler against the Fairness Doctrine and regrouped the Broadcast Bureau Mark Fowler (see separate story), proposed sweeping new deregula- any other restrictions on broad- Fowler Plan under the new designation Mass the National Radio Broadcasters tory initiatives for radio in a start- casters' freedom to air political Media Bureau 4 Association's ninth annual conven- ling speech opening the ninth an- material, calling for equality in For New Deregulation tion generated healthy attendance nual NRBA convention in Reno treatment for broadcast and print and generally positive reactions this past weekend. Fowler's media under the First Amend- Weed out "regulatory Morning Mystique: A close- from Like the participants. remarks surprised nis broad- ment. underbrush" up look at WZUU/Milwaukee's NAB Radio Programming Con- caster audience by not only He also praised NRBA's stand morning master Larry "The ference just two weeks before, the celebrating his Commission's de- in proposing that broadcasters No FCC supervision of: Legend" Johnson, and the NRBA's Reno meeting placed a regulatory achievements since he pay a spectrum fee to help aid 1) Ratings period hypoing anatomy of a PD/morning man strong emphasis on business con- took over in 1981, but proposing to public radio in exchange for even and promotion relationship, as told by cerns, with a more pronounced cut back "regulatory underbrush" greater freedom from regulation. 2) Fraudulent billing KZZP/Phoenix programmer Randy orientation toward management in new areas. He qualified his endorsement of 3) "Repetitious" airing of Stewart and personality Jonathon resulting in a heavy concentration Fowler specifi- the spectrum fee principle by records Brandmeier 28,20 on sales as well. cally proposed warning that excessive or unfairly Cautious endorsement of NRBA estimated 2800 regis- eliminating FCC levied spectrum fees could NRBA spectrum fee trants and over 4000 participants at rules on radio discourage marketplace activity, proposal Look Out For That Cable: the four -day meeting (September station promo- but said a fee "carefully tailored Is cable TV a bigger threat to 12-15). The official theme was tion and "hypo- to the realities of the broadcasting to endangered formats and non- radio? television or Some "Radio: Win Big In The 80's," but ing" during rat- business" could prove beneficial profit broadcasting. interesting answers lead naturally a number of well -attended ses- ings periods, KELLY FORMS Fowler also reviewed the FCC's to more questions. Plus a Christal sions on sales indicated stations' repetitious play- deregulatory "report card," coup 19 concern for generating enough in- ing of records, CONSULTANCY citing the elimination of Form 324, come to hold their own. Best - and perhaps the AM stereo marketplace deci- attended cessions were "Financial most significant- Mark Fowler WRKS Names sion, and proposed eliminations of WLOL Sets New PD: Management: Buying and Selling ly, fraudulent billing. He sug- logs and trafficking rules, among Minneapolis CHR outlet nails Radio Stations," in which a gested that these areas were not Mayo PD others, as significant reforms. down Tac Hammer as its new substantial increase in major proper concerns of the FCC, and And he warmed broadcasters' . WRKS/New York PD Don Kelly programmer 3 market stations' pricetags was in the case of fraudulent billing, will leave the RKO station at the hearts by announcing a "review of anticipated if the current limit of advocated "other solutions" such end of October in order to set up every rule that makes headaches seven AM's and seven FM's per as criminal and civil suits in local no to the NRBA Reno Convention his own consultancy. Immediately for you with payoff owner is lifted; "How To Max- courts. public." Fowler termed these Coverage: Pictorial promoted to fill the programming imize National Sales"; and rules coverage of the NRBA's First Amendment And vacancy was Kelly's assistant for "regulatory underbrush," "Management: Cost -Cutting, Col- and added, "We've assigned a successful gathering and an Fee the past 18 months, Barry Mayo. lections, And Maintaining Cash Spectrum group of highly competent law- R&R bonus: the complete text WRKS GM Lee Simonson told Flow." NRBA/ See Page 18 Fowler also came out strongly yers with legal machetes to cut it of Mark Fowler's revelatory R&R he was sorry to see Kelly back." thoughts on new MMR JOINS INTEREP NET leave, but understood his motives deregulation .. 10 & 11 in wanting to go out on his own. "I McGavren Buys Major Market think Don has as good a program- Small Becomes ming track record as anybody out Griffey New BMA McGavren-Guild has acquired entity for radio, with the present there," Simonson said. "He UPI President President: Solar Records Major Market Radio, the rep firm profit squeeze on agencies. The should do very well." Chairman Dick Griffey elected to formerly owned by Golden West. reps can eliminate this problem Commenting on Mayo's promo- Former NBC News President top BMA post, and gets set to McGavren will combine MMR by completing mast of the work tion, Simonson said, "Barry is a and longtime radio and TV broad- launch new "pop" label, with its Hillier, Newmark & and planning research, place- very talented program director, caster Bill Small was named Constellation 3 Wechsler and Bernard Howard & ment, and payments to the af- and a wonderful human being. President and Chief Operating Of- Co. subsidiaries under the Interep filiates. The agencies work with I've enjoyed working with him ficer of UPI Tuesday (9-14). He umbrella identity to create what it fewer sales, one order, and one over the past year and a half. replaces Roderick Beaton, who Birch Spring Scoreboard: terms the "number three rep net- bill." When Barry joined us from WGCl/ retired earlier this month. Small Jhan Hiber compares Birch's work," behind McGavren itself Chicago, where he had been PD, it headed NBC News from 1979 until performance in some key ratings and Katz Communications. Gold- Dunn Appointed was with the understanding that March of this year. From 1962 un- parameters to Arbitron. Five en West had announced its inten- he would ultimately become the til joining NBC in 1979, he had random markets are studied, and tion to sell MMR in August (R&R VP/GM At WBCS PD of WRKS. Don's decision to been with CBS as Manager/Wash- the results may surprise you .. 12 8-6), with Interep and a consor- John Dunn has been appointed leave allows me to fulfill the pro- ington Bureau, Senior VP/Direc- MMR employees tium formed by VP/GM of Great Trails Country mise made to Barry." tor of News, and VP/Washington. as the probable purchasers named 1950's worked in radio stations WBCS-AM & FM/Mil- Kelly told R&R, "I think that In the Small WEBN's Denton Marr, at that time. No financial details waukee, replacing Gina Gallagh- my background in both the A/C as News Director at WHAS/Louis- AOR Survivor: After 15 years were disclosed. er, who has exited the company. and Urban formats gives me a ville and WLS/Chicago. Rush of rockin' on Cincinnati's oldest MMR President Warner Dunn comes from the chain's versatility that no other consul- "I am honored to have been we were unable to AOR, this programmer's thoughts told R&R, "Once Dayton station WJAI, which tant can offer. It's difficult to chosen and I'm delighted be to buy the rep firm as a group, we reflect a format that is ever- recently switched formats from leave an organization like RKO, with UPI," Small commented. "It to do changing 24 felt the best thing was join Country to Big Band. but the time is right for me, and is a great worldwide news service with (McGavren-Guild head) Great Trails President Alexand- I'm leaving the station in very with standards of journalistic ex- Guild. We see tremendous of Ralph er Williams told R&R, "John's capable hands. Barry Mayo is one cellence that span almost all opportunity with the resources of Alternate Programming done a super job for us in Dayton, of the brightest young program- this century." Interep and with all the key For Country AM's: You can so he's moving back to Milwau- mers in the business today. He is Douglas Ruhe, Managing Direc- players remaining on the court. call it Classic Country or you can kee, his hometown. We've also ap- completely qualified to keep tor of Media News Inc., which We will have autonomy from the call it Country Gold. Either way, pointed a new GM to take John's WRKS in its strong position." bought UPI from Scripps -Howard other Interep companies." AM's in Jacksonville, San Diego, place, Carl Evans, formerly GSM Mayo, who was attending the in June, said, "Bill Small is one of MMR VP/Director leaders. Houston and Cincinnati are doing Network at WGBF & WHKC/Evansville, birth of his first child at a New the news industry's true will it now 29 Tony Miraglia coordinate the IN. York hospital on Tuesday (9-14), He is a first-class newsman and Interep sales of the newly -formed Dunn commented, "I have mix- was unavailable for comment. His news executive who brings with network. He stated, "I believe rep appointment as PD is effective him strong organizational and $3.8o tunte Copy ed emotions about leaving what is networks are the fastest -growing DUNN/ See Page 22 November 1. managerial skills."

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www.americanradiohistory.com Hammer Upped WWCT Loses License In Internal Shakeup WWCT/Peoria has lost its license "Thereafter," the judge added, "they To PD At WLOL because minority stockholders took control engaged in a pattern of concealment and WLOL/Minneapolis midday personality without FCC permission in 1975 and then misrepresentation calculated to keep the this week ... 9-17-82 Tac Hammer has been promoted to PD for lied to the Commission in an attempted Commission misinformed as to what had the CHR station. Bob coverup. taken place." Washington Report 4 Berglund, who had FCC law judge John Conlin last week Public Service Void What's New 6 served as PD as well denied Peoria Community Broadcasters' Also Hurts (PCB) renewal bid for WWCT and granted Networks/Suppliers/Reps 8 as Operations Mana- Stations with superior programming are ger and morning man the competing application of Central Illinois entitled to a degree of "renewal expectan- Ratings: Jhan Hiber 12 for WLOL, has relin- Broadcasting. cy," but Judge Conlin said WWCT deserved Street Talk 16 quished the program- According to Judge Conlin, PCB's minori- no such credit. He found that WWCT car- Calendar: Brad Messer 18 ming duties in order ty partners failed to seek the required FCC ried virtually no local non -entertainment Sales: Jonathan Hall 19 to concentrate on his approval when they negotiated the ouster of programming. In fact, he said, the two pro- PCB Chairman and majority stockholder CHR: Joel Denver 20 other two responsibil- grams cited by the station were not even ities. Thomas Murphy seven years ago. locally produced. AOR: Jeff Gelb 24 Tac Hammer Berglund told R&R, NEW OFFICERS ELECTED Also weighing against WWCT was the NC: Jeff Green 28 "We're most fortunate to have someone fact that none of its principals are involved Country: Carolyn Parks 29 with Tac's experience to rely on. Being a Dick Griffey Named in station management. Central Illinois Nashville: Biff Collie 31 part of the morning show with Bob Hines Broadcasting, on the other hand, proposed I felt the Black Radio: Walt Love 34 has put a strain on my time, and that two principals owning 62% of the com- station's interests would best be served by BMA President pany will be involved in daily station opera- Marketplace 36 elected using Tac's programming background." The Black Music Association has tions. with Solar Records Opportunities 36 Berglund added that current Music Direc- a new slate of officers, Judge Conlin concluded, "Thus, even if named BMA Picture Page 39 tor Phil Huston will turn those duties over to Chairman Dick Griffey being PCB were not disqualified, the violations Hammer as well. President. The other discussed above and Central's vastly Hammer commented to R&R, "I'm most newly elected officers superior programming proposal would excited to have been here on the ground are: Vice President mandate a grant of Central's application." Ewalt Abner of Ste- floor of WLOL's success. I'll still be on the CORPORATE CHANGES Home Taping - air from noon-3pm, and we've picked up vie Wonder's man- Threat Or Scapegoat? Bob Lange from KDWB (AM) for after- agement operation; Irene All sides of the issue record noons. There are no plans to change Secretary Paley, Eller Step - Ware, Station Mana- Industry, blank tape Industry, and anything around since we're on a winning ger of WGOK/Mo- Down; Frederick radio represented In a three- course. I'm looking forward to helping Bob - bile; and Treasurer part R&R special. (Berglund) and (VP/GM) Doyle Rose in Ted Hudson of Ted Joins RCA my new position." In movement last week in Coming in October Hudson's One Stop in top corporate A 16 -year market veteran, Hammer pro- circles, CBS founder and William St. Louis. Dick Griffey Chairman grammed AOR KQRS for a number of Paley will relinquish his Griffey commented on his new responsi- title to President/ years, and also worked on -air at KDWB and CEO Thomas Wyman in April. In addition, KRSI before joining WLOL last March. bilities as the head of BMA, telling R&R, "I certainly consider it a major honor being el- Robert Frederick, Executive VP at General Electric, has President/ The Music Section ENTERTAINMENT EXCHANGES ected President of the BMA. As I see it, been appointed COO of RCA Corp., supervising all RCA op- WITH USSR, CHINA there is a real need to get the broadcast community and the artists themselves erations except NBC, which reports direct- ly to Thornton Begins on Page 40 more involved with the BMA, and I hope I Chairman Bradshaw. Fred- Hammer erick fills for This Week In Music History 40 Weintraub, can help to accomplish that within the next a position vacant two years after Maurice Valente's resignation. And 42 two years." National Music Formats ... will Form International The BMA also increased its board of broadcast entrepreneur Karl Eller step AOR 43 down as President of Columbia Pictures In- Production Company directors from 15 to 21, with the six new Country 48 members being elected by the dustries' communications division to form NC 51 Jerry Weintraub, a principal and Chair- organization's general membership. his own financial/management consultan- Black 52 man of the Board of Management III, has cy. No replacement has been named. formed a partnership with Armand Ham- CHR 55 TRANSACTIONS mer Productions, a division of Occidental Deely Promoted Petroleum, to promote entertainment and Sigmor Divesting Seven cultural exchanges with Russia and China. To PD At WLRS Texas Stations The new venture, which will be involved in Dan Deely has been named to succeed Sigmor Corp. will divest itself of seven Texas staff motion pictures, television programs, Dave Conley as Program Director at radio stations valued at over $40 million when it theater, sports, dance, records, audio and WLRS/Louisville. Since Conley has already merges with Diamond Shamrock Corp. in late Editor 4 PWrMr: BOB WILSON video tapes and publications, will be known departed WLRS, Deely's promotion from November or early December. Both firms are Wit PrsaMr t, Sias 5 Mrkeöp: DICK KRIZMAN the is effective immediately. headquartered in Texas. Ex.cut8. Ediora. KEN BARNES. JOHN LEADER as Jerry Weintraub/Armand Hammer Pro- airstaff M Director: RICHARD ZUMWALT ductions in this country and as Armand Deely, who has worked in Louisville AOR The stations will become the property of a new News Editor GAIL MITCHELL Hammer/Jerry Weintraub Productions radio for several years, told R&R, "I know I firm, Tetco, Inc., which will be owned by AdAt/COntenpary Editor: JEFF GREEN AOR Editor JEFF GELB overseas. have a good feel for the market and an in- Signmor's current Chairman and President, Tom Beck Redo Editor: WALT LOVE timate knowledge of the product. I want to Turner. Cordr,pary He Relic Editor: JOEL DENVER Hammer, who initiated the first grain Caney Editor: CAROLYN PARKS sales between the United States and Russia refine our music a bit and work with the The stations involved are KXOLIFort Worth, Newa/Tek Editor GAIL MITCHELL KBUC-AM & FM/San Antonio, KRYS & KBCBI %fee it Research Edta: JHAN HIBER in the 1920's, and whose Occidental jocks to help give them a definite direction. SWe &Ror: JONATHAN HALL Petroleum is one of Russia's largest trading They're super-talented people, and I'm Corpus Christi, and KTON-AM & FM/Belton. A Cootie-weft Editor: JIM DUNCAN Sigmor spokesman said no changes are an- Netfflle Crarasenmdent: BIFF COLLIE partners, recently signed an agreement very excited to work with them." Associate Eeeas: KRISANN AUO, CHRISTINA ANTHONY, DEELY/ See Page 22 ticipated at the stations and FCC approval won't ELLEN BARNES, UNDA MOSHONTZ, PAULA PONCE, with the Chinese government which could NINA ROSSMAN, SYLVIA CAI A7AR, CLAUDIA STEWART lead to a similar business deal with be necessary, since Tumer will remain the prin- Compeer Semen Oreotor: DAN COLE Pepper, Jeghelian cipal owner. A0Wfenf: LEE CLARK Chinese -based companies. Reeerch: JACK TOOTHMAN Weintraub is the personal manager for Turner's retention of the stations under a new Treh0 motor: ADRIENNE RIDDLE corporate entity is part of a complex merger bet- Weshe oton Bureau: 818 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 300, John Denver, Neil Diamond, Bob Dylan, New WRKO Weehinuton, DC 20038, 12021 4884980 Waylon Jennings, the Beach Boys, the ween Sigmor and Diamond Shamrock, which Borneo CMe8- JONATHAN HALL already owns 20% of Sigmor's stock. The total Wawa Saes Dksctor: BARRY O'BRIEN Moody Blues, Herb Alpert, Rick James and Morning Team Washington Editor: BRADLEY WOODWARD many others. He also produced several deal is estimated at $160 million. 011ke Mertpr: VIVIAN FUNN Effective September 15, Tony Pepper and Lego Gamed: JASON SHRINSKY films, including "Diner," "Nashville," and Diamond Shamrock is acquiring all of Sigmor's Janet Jeghelian are the new morning team Creedal Contestant: MARK SHIPPER "Oh God!" energy holdings, including oil refineries and a str- Associate Art Director: MARILYN FRANDSEN at News/Talk-formatted WRKO/Boston. ing of gasoline stations. In addition to the radio Photography: ROGER ZUMWALT The duo moves crosstown from WBZ-TV PIoRctlon Director RICHARD AGATA Sets "Pop" stations, Turner will retain a trucking firm, Typography: KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS Solar and WBZ-Radio respectively, succeeding manufacturing interests, and a minor league Gr hics LT. PEARL GARY VAN DER STEUR morning host Norm Nathan. Vice President BuNe.a After ROBERT KARDASHIAN former baseball team. Woe Pr.edve, Marketing: BILL CLARK Constellation Label Pepper had been with the TV station Orman Srbicee °Sector MIKE ATKINSON of Ogden Broadcasting Marketplace Coorü*ror: PAM BELLAMY Solar Records will debut a new label, since 1974, most recently as anchor the Gnk. Manager: NANCY HOFF of its top -rated 6pm and 11pm newscasts, while Buys WTON A4rw,trneBre AsastrW: GAYLE DUNCAN Constellation Records, as part ControMr: MARGARET BECKWITH longterm agreement with Elektra-Asylum. Jeghelian, with WBZ since 1979, served as a Ogden Broadcasting of Virginia, a subsidiary Asestr,8 CAROL TAYLOR talk show host. VP/GM Bob Fish told R&R, Gradation- JUDY LUCARELU The new label will be primarily a vehicle of Ogden Newspapers, has purchased to to havé the kind of ROW 6 Records e o 000440.1 every FMay by Redo d Records. Inc.. for "pop" acts, as Solar Chairman Dick "I am ecstatic be able WTON/Staunton, VA from Augusta Country 1930 Century Perk West. L.A.. CA 90067 (213) 5534330. Subscrp- that we have acquired in Tony Pep- tons $195 per year or $55 per water. mtematiw0 subscription retie Griffey explained to R&R. "We wanted to talent Broadcasting Corp. for $1.65 million. In the $350 per year Al reasonable cam taken but no responeöIty assumed per. His background in broadcast jour- for unaoeo5.4 materiel. RON resells Y rights n mistake accepted for start a pop label because several artists, Blackburn & Company -negotiated deal, Ogden publication. AI letters 969013304170 AIR 0, es Ede 's me be assumed news with the addition of Janet who would be classified pop as opposed to nalism and Broadcasting will take over the 1 kw -day, 4440040 fa pubecrio0 0071 reproduction and may therefore be used for this purpose. Notting may be reproduced in whole or n pat without black, saw the success we were having and Jeghelian and her talk background really 250 -watts-night at 1240 kHz facility pending FCC written permission horn the Publisher. The terms AOR. Back Page. &eskers, Meet Added, Wkona Akpey/30. ParaN8. Redo d Pearce. approached me to do business with them. makes a News/Talk radio station approval. Ogden Broadcasting also recently pur- end Street Talk re registered tre04mrks far Redo & Records. Anted In U.S.A. Maned fast class to the Umed Streit Gene:* Engine Some of those acts I'm very excited about, News/Talk/Information." chased (subject to FCC sanction) WMNB (and a Aukeaae. New Zealand. sad Japan. '. 1982 Redo a Records. Inc. and I felt the need to create a vehicle for PD Mel Miller commented, "We are in- construction permit for a new AM)/North Myrtle ,Q A 400,00 of Hate-Hanks Cormwkcabons. See Page 22 SOLAR/ See Page '2 WRKO/ Beach, SC for $1.5 million.

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, September 17, 1981 RADIO, TV, CABLE COMBINED Washington Report FCC Establishes New Mass Media Bureau Reorganizing the Broadcast Bureau has been a topic of discussion at FCC Bailed Out the FCC for years. But on Tuesday (9-14) the Commission finally took Radio Marti Moves the plunge. It created a new Mass Media Bureau to regulate all audio To Senate Floor By Veto Override and video services. The MME will absorb all of the existing Broadcast and Cable Television Bureaus. U.S. government broadcasts into Cuba There were signs of relief around the FCC The reorganization is tentatively schedul- moved one step closer to reality last week last week when Congress, by a single vote, ed to take effect November 30, after getting Eads, now chief of the Broadcast Facilities when the $7.5 million bill to create Radio overrode President Reagan's veto of a $14 the necessary approval from the House and Division, which will cease to exist. The new Marti passed the Senate Foreign Relations billion spending bill. Had the veto been sus- Senate Appropriations Subcommittees that division will consist of an AM Branch, FM Committee by a surprisingly wide 11-5 tained, the Commission would have been control the FCC's budget. Branch, Auxiliary Services Branch and, for margin. broke, and virtually all its staff would have lack of a better place to put them, a Data A much closer vote had been expected, been laid off this week. "We believe that the consolidation is go- Management Staff and the Public but the measure won unanimous GOP sup- ing to give us faster, and more efficient au- Reference Room. port, plus the backing of John Glenn The bill contains $3.1 million the FCC thorization of service," said Broadcast Bur- (D -OH) and Paul Sarbanes (D -MD). The needs to continue operating through eau Chief Larry Har- A new Video Services Division will be bill now goes to the Senate floor for final ac- September 30. But the Commission isn't en- ris, who will head up headed by Roy Stewart, now in charge of tion, possibly as early as the end of this tirely out of the budgetary woods yet. Con- the new bureau. the soon -to -be extinct Renewal & Transfer week. The measure has already cleared the gress hasn't voted any money for it to stay "We're going to be Division. This shop will regulate television, House. in business after October 1. However, it's able to reduce a tre- cable, low power TV, direct broadcast The strong committee endorsement gave likely Congress will adopt a Continuing mendous amount of satellites (DBS) , and other video encouragement to proponents that the full Resolution to maintain spending for agen- duplicate record technologies. It will also have an Ownership Senate will approve Radio Marti. But there cies at existing levels until their individual keeping. There's go- Staff that will handle both radio and video. are signs that opponents, mindful of budgets for the new fiscal year have been ing to be much great- hometown broadcasters who fear Cuban in- passed. er flexibility of staff A new Enforcement Division will be utilization and more headed up by Chuck Kelly, whose current terference, will employ stalling tactics to Larry Harris prevent any action before the Senate ad- opportunity for ad- Hearing Division disappears into the new journs in mid -October. vancement and broader exposure. And it's entity. Its branches will be: Complaints, Mondale Campaigns certainly going to give us more orderly EEO, Fairness/Political Broadcasting, On Network Radio development of emerging video Hearing, Investigations. The Complaints technologies." Branch will handle all rule inquiries, corn- Mexico Seen As More than two years before the 1984 plaints and written investigations of rule presidential election, unannounced can- Cuba Negotiator Eads, Stewart, Kelly & violations (except EEO). On-site investiga- didate Walter Mondale has bought network tions will be conducted by the Investiga- radio time to reach the American public. Porter Head Divisions tions Branch. Since Mexico has relatively good rela- Last week Mondale rotated three 60 -second tions with Cuba, leaders of NAB and the spots on the Mutual network during With Harris in charge, the Mass Media Almost unchanged from its current form Canadian Association of Broadcasters "Agronsky & Company," news, and sports Bureau will have two Deputy Chiefs. They will be the Policy & Rules Division, which (CAB) plan to ask their governments to programs over a four -day period. are Deputy Broadcast Bureau Chief Jeff will continue to be headed up by Rod prevail upon Mexico to help persuade Cuba Baumann and Cable TV Bureau Chief Bill Porter. The one change will be the addition not to create AM interference. The former Democratic Vice President at- Johnson. of a new Allocations Branch to handle tacked Reagan economic policies and urged Radio will be regulated by a new Audio assignment of new FM and TV frequencies The plan was adopted last week in Can- Americans to vote Democratic this fall. He Services Division to be headed by Larry to communities. cun, Mexico at a joint meeting of leaders asserted that "the Reagan Administration from NAB, CAB and the CIRT (Mexican is moving in the wrong direction," and "it's association of broadcasters). clear that the Republican economic pro- DAYTIMERS FLOOD FCC gram has failed." They adopted a resolution which read, " .. actions must be brought to bear to con- vince Cuba to abide by international NRBA Throws Full Weight agreements designed to insure that radio NPR Green -Lights interference is minimized. CODART Hometaping Venture Behind Daytimer Relief "The NAB and CAB will petition their governments to officially petition the Five steps proposed last month by the FCC to government of Mexico to make use of its NPR's latest scheme to earn money is a extend operating for won good offices to initiate necessary discus- service furnishing music and information hours daytimers the full support of NRBA's Board of Directors sions with the government of Cuba. At that that customers will tape at home for a small meeting in Reno last weekend. time, the CIRT will back that petition." fee, as previewed six months ago (R&R 3-19, "Even the fulltimers on the board felt it 4-23). Called CODART, the service will be in- was the right, proper and inevitable thing to study by NAB's engineering staff and troduced next month at KQED/San Fran- do," reported NRBA Executive VP Abe should be ready for an Executive Commit- cisco, where it has been tested successfully. Voron. "While nobody is happy about ac- tee vote in October. At first glance, said Localism Wins cepting more interference, they accepted it Umansky, the proposals are "positive" and gracefully, and we hope that's how all our seemingly in line with NAB's support of FM License In Music, comedy, drama, educational, and fulltime members will feel." 6am-6pm operation "for as many stations informational selections will be distributed Comments are due at the FCC by as possible." Mt. Zion, IL via NPR's satellite and broadcast over November 15 on the proposals, which Even though comments aren't due for local of night. affiliates in the dead would: two months, daytimers are already flooding will an 800 to An FCC law judge has granted Mary Customers call number order Allow pre -sunrise operations by Class the Commission with letters expressing from a monthly catalogue, arrange billing, Ellen Burns a license to build the first radio II's located east of co -channel I -A stations strong support for the relief measures. and receive a special code for selec- station in Mt. Zion, IL. The judge denied the each Allow certain Class II's that share chan- Without some relief, wrote KWA/Lub- tion they want. competing application of Town and Country nels with Class I stations to operate from bock VP Jerry Hudson, "a major and im- Broadcasting, which proposed to build the Gam-6pm portant part of the broadcasting communi- FM in nearby Decatur. They'll then punch the code into special Allow Class III daytimers to operate un- ty may be eliminated through economic home taping devices to be built by til 6pm with 500 watts without protecting hardship." The judge ruled in favor of Burns Panasonic. Then, when the desired pro- other Class WMUU/Greenville, SC GM Jim Dickson because Mt. Zion has no radio stations, gram is aired, the special code will sound Calculate interference by using diurnal said of daytimers, "When they have to sign while Decatur has four. He said that as long and the customer's machine will tape the curves, which would extend daytimer hours off at 5:15, they lose the opportunity of as a top Commission priority is assuring program automatically. by taking into account more accurately the reaching their listeners during a large por- service of local origin to as many com- gradual rising and setting of the sun. tion of the afternoon drivetime." munities as possible, applicants such as CODART officials predict record com- According to Voron, NRBA's Board took Still to be heard from are the regional and Burns will properly search out cities with panies will find the system a good way to no action on a second set of six proposals clear channel stations which stand to suffer no stations. reduce production and distribution costs. which the FCC floated for comment, but somewhat increased interference under the They also see a potential market in com- stopped short of proposing outright. Those proposals. Also, one communications at- Town and Country has tried to minimize muters who don't have time to read, but steps would include giving daytimers torney cautioned against over-optimism by the significance of Mt. Zion as a community would listen to a CODART-fed audio version preferences when applying for FM's. daytimers. While helpful, he said the steps and argued unsuccessfully against putting of a news or business magazine on cassette Meanwhile, NAB attorney Barry Uman- proposed are not "panaceas" and won't a station in the town. while driving to and from work. sky says the daytimer proposals are under help every single daytimer.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 6 R&RIFriday, September 17, 1981 DIVORCE ON INCREASE Ring Fingers Census Analyzes Age, Marital Status Stress Problems Further analysis of 1980 Census those 15 years and older, 60% of men Stress is a primary health con- trends by American Demographics and 55% of women are married. With cern these days. To keep tabs on reveals noteworthy findings about the 30% of men and 23% of women it, whether you're at or at work age and marital status of the radio - single, this represents just about the home, Pennsylvania -based listening and record -buying public. The same proportions as a decade ago. Futurehealth, Inc. has developed median age of today's population As far as key groups in the country a Bio -Q Thermometer Ring. The (226,545,805) is 30, with the 35-44 are concerned, the breakdowns are as ring's 12 dots change colors to age group comprising a significant por- follows (in millions): monitor temperature changes in tion of total persons 25,638,130. - Age Total Population graduations of half a degree, help- Over the last decade, the divorce rate 15-19 21.2 ing you relax your muscles and has doubled. 1980 found 4.5 million 20-24 21.3 regulate your blood flow. For in- divorced men versus 1970's 2 million. 25-29 19.4 stance, cold hands resulting from Divorced women outnumber their male AUDIO TAPE PLAYERS AID RISE 30-34 17.7 restricted circulation could be an counterparts, 6.6 million as compared 45-54 22.8 indication of tension. As you relax to only 3.1 million ten years ago. 55-59 your muscles you can watch your 11.6 That's not to say the institution of U.S. Imports Show Gains finger temperature rise. 60-64 10.1 marriage is falling by the wayside. Of 65-74 15.7 According to the Electronic Industries Association's Consumer Elec- tronics Group (EIA/CEG), U.S. imports of audio tape players, color TV's, and VCR's increased during the first six months of this year. Most of the growth can Super -Paper Figment Of Imagination? be attributed to the popularity of audio tape players. Those under the home use category grew 113.4% from 1.2 million units to 2.5 million , while tape players for The next time you write a letter or the subliminal messages like "buy," automobiles rose 7.9% or 4.7 to 5.1 million units. Color TV's posted a 6.4% gain memo, you might want to try a sheet of "pay," and "yes" which are faintly over the same period last year, lagging far behind the impressive 48% leap for "Super -Paper." Super-Paper doesn't printed on it. VCR's. travel faster than a speeding bullet On close inspection, skeptics could However, some imported products experienced declines during the six- Prices range from $21.95 for through the snail -paced mail system. dismiss it as your average, run-of-the- month period. Among those were home and auto radios, which were off 5.3% white metal and $24.95 for pewter What does make it special, though, are mill white stationery. Are the and 10.3%, respectively. Home radios dropped from 14.3 to 13.6 million follow- to $45 for sterling silver. Write the messages so faintly printed as to be ed by auto radios which went from 1.7 to 1.6 million. Phonographs were off manufacturer directly at 2133 non-existent? The Wall Street Journal 31.4%, topped slightly by record players/changers/turntables, down 32.1%. Bristol Pike, Bensalem, PA 19020. Working Women asked scientists at the Georgia State Black and white N's were off 8.6% in units. Crime Laboratory and the Georgia In- Mail In Premiums stitute of Technology to thoroughly ex- amine Super -Paper under a variety of It's not surprising that as a rule conditions. The results? If there are "Mindscape" nonworking housewives are most subliminal messages printed on the responsive to premiums. But it's paper, then infrared light, ultraviolet Disc Captures those working women in the 25-44 light, oblique light, infrared Grid Compass (top), age group, bringing home $15- luminescence, and a high-powered 25,000, who can primarily be HP -75 (bottom). microscope can't detect them. Video Sounds counted on to mail -in premium of- But marketers Derek Best and fers. Robert Fener contend that the messages do indeed Data Age, Inc., a video game soft- work on a ware manufacturer for the Atari Video reader's subconscious even if they seem invisible at In Game System, thinks the sounds of a first. fact Best Ad Awareness believes non -seers have video game play a very significant role could pro- blems with their imaginations in generating a person's total involve- and Ranked therefore ment/enthusiasm, and that the print should relax when they look the and visual media can't do the job at paper. At ten sheets for $9.95 or 100 $89.95, is alone. So in an effort to make con- COKE, PEPSI 1-2 for nothing too dif- sumers more aware of its product, the ficult to imagine. firm has recorded "Mindscape." The Pops are clearly tops with con- stereophonic 31/2 -minute audio disc sumers when it comes to ad visibili- captures the sounds associated with ty/awareness. Led by Coca-Cola and the video game world, thereby remin- Mini Computers Pepsi, soft drinks accounted for five MCA Spins Off ding players of "the sensations and of the top ten slots in AdWatch's re- E.T. Pic Disk challenges one encounters in a video cent monthly ranking. The other three game." Perform Maxi -Tasks are 7Up at 5, Dr. Pepper at 8, and Capitalizing even further Record producer/musician and Shasta at 9, while McDonald's (#3), on the unprecedented success 16 -year audio special effects expert New portable and hand-held computers aimed at business and profes- Miller Beer (#4), Budweiser (#6, of "E.T. sional users are on the horizon. These The Extra -Terrestrial," MCA Craig Hundley ("Star Trek-I & II," additions to the computer family can tied with Ford), and Bell Telephone - Records will be "Firefox," Donna Summer) teamed write memos, create financial models, and tap into information centers for (#9, tied with Shasta) round out the re- soon marketing a picture disc version with science fiction writer/physicist J. 24 -hour access to stock quotes and breaking news. They also let users com- mainder of the list. of the 370,000 unit -selling Ray Dettling to put the disc together. municate with their firm's mainframe computers and electronic -mail network, AdWatch, a joint venture of Adver- soundtrack. with call The disc's two sides reprise two It will be available free to consumers, salesmen able to up quotes and graphs to support presentations. tising Age and Lincoln -based SRI memorable scenes from the film: and will be packaged in four-color Paving the way already are Japan's Panasonic Link and Sharp's PC -1500. Research Center, also asked side one depicts a fingertip - boxes graphically illustrating Data These were joined earlier this month by Grid Systems Corp.'s Grid Com- respondents this time to list up to five glowing E.T. while Age's first five video games. The firm pass and Hewlett-Packard's HP -75, both of which are pictured above. magazines they had read or thumbed side two shows The Grid Compass Elliott flying on his bicycle with the also plans a special radio contest bas- features a pop-up display screen and full-size through during the last two days. Time keyboard a help of the alien visitor. ed on consumer interaction with the built into 2 -inch thick black magnesium case. This all fits easily into led with 13%, followed by Reader's In a separate move record and local retailers. This promo- half a briefcase. The manufacturer claims it's more powerful and possesses Digest, Good Housekeeping, an E.T. more memory capacity than storybook record LP is being tion will encompass a top contem- desktop computers five times its size, which is Newsweek, Better Homes & reflected in developed, utilizing dialogue and porary music station in each of thirty also its price, $8150. The pocket -sized, battery -powered HP -75 Gardens, National Geographic, is considerably cheaper at music coupled with the talents of U.S. markets commencing with the $995. Nicknamed the "Kangaroo," it's patterned McCall's, Sports Illustrated, Fami- Quincy Jones and singer Michael fourth quarter selling season. Addi- after the same microprocessor that controls Hewlett-Packard's larger ly Circle, and Ladies' Home Jour- desktop model. Jackson. tional contest details are forthcoming. nal.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 8 R&RlFriday, September 17, 1981 Networks/Program Suppliers Steve Miller Radio-TV Simulcast Scheduled MUSIC FEATURES In conjunction with Nickell/Anderson Productions, Wold Entertain- ment/Communications is presenting a nationwide live TV -radio simulcast featuring the Steve Miller Band with April Wine. The Global September 25 United Stations ABC Satellite simulcast originates from the Pine Knob Amphitheater near Detroit. This is the Country Music Countdown: Contemporary Net/ Rockline: latest in a series of Wold-associated simulcasts which include 1981's live Barbara Mandrel (October 8) Spotlight Specials: Rainbow (October 4) Beach Boys concert from the Queen Mary and Rod Stewart's "Tonight I'm Larry Gatlin (October 15) Jefferson Starship (October 18) Billy Joel (October 24) Yours" concert from the Los Angeles Forum. Dick Clark's Supertramp (October 25) Pat Benatar (November 1) Rock Roll And Remember: CBS RaacaL4 (October 8) Inner -View RadioRadio: Connie Francis (October 15) Go Go's (October 4) Holiday Specials: "Night Moves" (October 30) Ted Nugent (October 11) PEOPLE "The 1's Of REO Speedwagon (October 18) Charlie Daniels & Friends (Thanksgiving) Great '82" (December 18) Xmas With Oak Ridge Boys (Christmas) On stage Tonight: London Wavelength Robert Witten has joined the from a 13 -year stint at KYW/Philadel- Ronnie Milsap's Golden Decade (New Year's) Commodores (November 6) phia, where he BBC College Concert Series: Mutual Broadcasting System as a most recently served news correspondent. He transfers as morning drive anchor. Watermark Clayton Webster Boomtown Rats (October 3) Musical!: Country Calendar: Mutual Shirley Jones/King and I/Irving Berlin Dottie West (October 11) "The Great Entertainers" w/Johnny Cash (October 2-3) Sylvia (October 12) Tribute (Thanksgiving) Westwood One Tanya Tucker (October 13) Bill Monroe (October 14) Narwood Budweiser Concert Hour: Patsy pine Tribute (October 15) Country Closeup: Merle Haggard (October 16) Aretha Franklin/Third World (October 8-10) Ronnie Milsap (October 4) Webb Pierce (October 17) In Concert: Hank Williams (October 11) Rarities: Sylvia (October 18) Nazareth/Toronto (October 8-10) Seafood Mama Don Williams (October 25) Live From Gilley's: (October 11) Torn Petty (October 12) John Conlee (November 1) Michael Murphey (October 1-3) Joan Jett (October 13) Music Makers: Steely Dan (October Off The Record: 14) Steve Lawrence/Eydie Gonne (October 4) AC/DC (October 15) Queen (October 8-10) Dave Brubeck (October 11) Rock Years: Tom Jones (October 18) Cleo Laine 1975 (October 8-10) Creative Factor & John Dankworth (October 25) Four Freshmen Special Edition: (November 1) 'Rock Pumpkin Special (Halloween) Cy Oliver (November 8) Ray Parker Jr. (October 8-10) Anita O'Day (November 15) NBC Source: COUGAR MEETS KRIEGER - During a visit to Los Angeles, John McGhan, Police Special (October 8-10) Director of Rolling Stone Magazine Productions, taped "Guest DJ" segments "The Source Music Magazine" with the Doors' Robbie Krieger and John Cougar. It was then discovered that (October 15-17) both artists are fans of each other. And playing host to the mutual admiration Crosby, Stills & Nash (October 22-24) society was KLOS PD Tom Hadges. Sharing a laugh about life's coincidences Ted Nugent (October 29) are (l -r) Hadges, Krieger, McGhan, and Cougar. NBC Radio Network: CMA Post -Awards Program (October 11) RKO Radio Hot Ones (IS, Inc.): Chicago (October 4) Little River Band (October 18) Musicstar (IS, Inc.): Juice Newton (October 11) Eddie Babbitt (October 25) Melissa Manchester (November 8) Rolling Stone Magazine Productions D -C PICKS A WINNER In support of its forthcoming fall special "History of - Rock Star DJ: Country Music," Drake-Chenault sponsored a "History of Country Music Test." Guest A TWITTY TREAT John Cougar (October 4) - Country star Conway Twitty recently guested on the The winner received a trip for two to Hawaii. Shown selecting the winning entry Billy Soule( (October 11) Music Country Network, answering questions and debuting his latest single, are (l -r) B.J. Anderson, VP/Marketing; Bill Watson, the special's producer; and Carlos Santana (October 18) "We Did But Now You Don't. " Gathered around the singer are (l -r) the Jim Kefford, President. By the way, Jim Bock, PD of KHIT & KSXT/Walla Walla, is Styx's Tommy Shaw (October 25) Nashville Banner's Michael Ericson, Elektra's Nancy Solinski and Nick Hunter, the lucky recipient who'll soon be winging his way to paradise. Rainbow's Roger Glover (November 1) and host Chuck Morgan. NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES

ABC Contemporary Clayton Webster Narwood "Mothers Matter: A Look at the First Annual Sporting News Outlook: Mothers Convention" Lakers' James Worth/Dr. Michael Bailey, Medical Black goiters (September 23) (September 20-24) Director for LA Olympics/KC Royals' Hal Mc- Reading Levels (September 24) ABC Direction Rae/49ers' Joe Montana (October 11) Police Ranks (September 25) Education (September 26) "To Your Good Health" looks at neck injuries, warm- Earth News ups for weightlifters, spectating George Burns (September 27-29) National Public Radio (September 20-24) "Fast Times At Ridgemont High" director Amy Sunday Show: Heckerling (September 30-October 3) Bob and Ray comedy team (October 3, 10, 17, 24) ABC Entertainment CBS ADDS NEW FAMILY MEMBER WGST/Atlanta is now a member of Lew - Irwin Reports month. 'The New American Family,' a 20 -part news sanas Progressive Radio Network the CBS Radio Network family, having signed on as an affiliate last Actor Bruce Boxleitner of "Tron" reports on the lifestyles and values of today's Welcoming the addition are (l -r) Robert Jackson, WGST GSM; Richard (September 27-30) Laugh Machine: U.S. familles Brescia, CBS Sr. VP; Douglas Edwards, CBS correspondent; John Lauer, Aram Saroyan, son of author William Allan Sherman/Monty Python/Bob Newhart (September 20-24. September 27-October 1) and Robert Hosking, CBS Radio President. (September 30-October 1) (Week of September 20) WGST VP/GM; ABC Information Mutual Watermark "College Football Scoreboard" Network and University of Notre Dame extend (September 11 -November 20) agreement for broadcast rights through 1987. TV Tonite: "NFL Scoreboard" (September 12 -December 26) 1982 marks 15th consecutive season "Quincy" - NBC (September 22) "Documents of Deceit" looks at bogus ID cards and Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann host of new "Fame " - NBC (September 23) documents (September 20-24) Friday pregame show, "Quarterback Sneak" "Bring 'Em Back Alive" - CBS (September 24) Imagine President Reagan Doing Your Client's Commercial...INCREDIBLE We have the best Reagan impression around, next to calling the White House. A superb sales idea! REBA RATES US WELCOME - After a recent show at New York City's How about President Reagan calling your clients to wish them Happy Birthday on your behalf? Lone Star Cafe, country singer Reba McEntire was congratulated on a job well done by (l -r) Ed Salamon, VP/Programming, United Stations; Reba; Susan DJ's...special bit rates. Storms, US's Director/Client Services; and Guenter Hensler, Polygram Presi- Call Now For An Immediate Demonstration (713)984-2144 dent.

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Through Electronic Cashman Returns To WXKS Miller Famous Dog VP Mary Cashman returns to WXKS-AM & Dana Miller has been appointed VP at Media Maze FM/Boston as National Sales Manager. She Famous Dog Productions, Rick Spr- first joined the stations in 1980 as a retail ingfield's management company. Miller's Keeping a knowledgeable awareness of the emergiing technologies acount executive, later moving crosstown to previous experience includes his recent stint will help radio stations stay a step ahead of other media competi- WROR to handle local agency accounts. with the Mike Love Foundation. tion and possibly turn that competition around to their advantage. One way to do this is through the new book "Changes, Challenges & Oppor- KAUR Names Wagers GM tunities In The New Electronic Media," compiled by San Francisco -based Jane Wagers has been named General Broadcast Marketing Company. Walker Upped At WB case histories, test Manager of KAUR/Sioux Falls, Augustana This publication comprises charts, photographs, Jim Walker has been results, and checklists divided into five chapters: Pay TV, LPTV, DBS, College's radio station. The 19 -year -old promoted to VP/Controller Videotex/Teletext, and Home Video. Each chapter comes complete with its sophomore is the first woman and youngest at Warner Bros. own index complemented by quarterly supplements to accommodate f ast- person to hold the GM post. Wagers is also Records. changing industry developments. These supplements are issued in three- He first joined the label currently employed at KSOO & KPAT/Sioux in month intervals and include filing instructions. There is room, too, for any clip- Falls. 1971 as an assistant to the pings or articles you'd like to add. Sr. VP/Treasurer. Merlis Elevated To WB VP Jim Walker ,: Bob Merlis has been CBI CBS Distributes Exercise LP's ñ Mat.t .. I promoted to VP/Publicity .. I 1 ABC , 1 CBS Records has agreed to provide na- .. .. Director at Warner Bros. II MIMI... tional retail distribution for exercise/health / maÑI. .. Records. Since 1975 .w. N....lN fitness albums produced .. s Merlis served as Publicity by Nutricize I Recording Co., a subsidiary of Nutri/Sys- ... ,I...... Director at the label. His t.. I tem, Inc. "Nutricize," initially released in o i..r 1.9.111113111,. background includes free- ... 1..'.... February, and two follow-up LP's fall under lance journalism, a stint on : .,C: the new the RCA Records A&R distribution pact. Bob Merlis staff, and the Operation KOKE-AM Appoints at Bearsville Records. Manager post Gillmore, Rosales The entire book may be purchased in its looseleaf 2 -inch binder form for Sheriff Heads New DDA Dept. $195. Optional quarterly supplements for this version run $25 apiece. If In conjunction with its September 1 switch you're only interested in one or two of the total five chapters, you may pur- Music industry veteran Arthur Sheriff to fulltime Spanish programming, KOKE chase the desired chapters for $50 with supplements for them costing $10. has moved his business, Arthur Sheriff (AM)/Austin has named Martin Rosales as Educational and student discounts are available upon request. For more Limited, into the Dennis Davidson and as details contact the BMC at (415) 777-5400 and ask for Lucy Garrick, Operations Manager Scott Gillmore he'll head up the VP/Creative Director. Associates firm where Sales Manager. Rosales has 35 years of new music department. Prior to forming his Spanish programming experience with a own company and merging with DDA, Sheriff background that includes his most recent stint served as Press and Promotions General as GM of KMXX/Austin and KTIA/Ft. Manager at Polydor. Joining him in his new Worth. Gillmore is a five-year KOKE Inc. New Radio Sponsors venture are Judy Lipsey, Head of Press; veteran, moving over from the prior position Geoff Goy, Head of Radio/TV; and Sara of Assistant Sales Manager at KOKE-AM & Pearlman, team backup. FM. Grady Directs Three Fall Workshops MacDonald, Chaidez WBRU Sales Upped At Polygram The newsletter New Radio is sponsoring three radio management David Grady has been workshops in the fall - October 8 in Boston, November 5 in Chicago, and appointed Director/Sales December 10 in Tampa. Each daylong session reviews new technology issues af- fecting the radio broadcasting industry, encompassing cable FM radio, satellite and Marketing at distribution, and the growing concern over cable's competition for advertising WBRU/Providence. dollars. Leading the workshops will be Dennis Waters, New Radio editor and Before assuming the newly - President of its publisher, Waters 8 Co. created post, Grady was Tuition is $195. There's a reduced fee of $145 for the registration of addi- Account Supervisor of tional managers from the same company. For further registration and hotel infor- Challenge Advertising mation contact workshop coordinator Pamela Shane at (713) 461-9958. David Agency. Grady Jean MacDonald Lambers To WHAM GSM Loren Chaidez Michael Lambers has been appointed Jean MacDonald has been promoted to General Sales Manager of WHAM/Roches- National Trade Liaison/Los Angeles Promo- ter. Lambers is a two-year veteran of the sta- tion Manager and Loren Chaidez to Na- tion; prior to that he worked at Eastman tional Rock and Club Promotion Manager at Kodak. Polygram Records. Prior to her promotion MacDonald served as Detroit Promotion Morel. Forms 2M Manager for the label while Chaidez held the Madeleine Morel, most recently Direc- Polygram post of Publicity Coordina- tor/Publicity and Promotion at Delilah Com- tor/Dance Music Representative. munications, has resigned to create 2M. The newly -established firm will offer publicity Barrett To Sugartree and promotional consultation to authors, Fred Barrett has been named General publishers, and magazines emphasizing rock - Manager of Sugartree Records. The label related subjects as well as produce books has also signed independent producer for other houses to publish. 2M can be Chuck Sagle, a former A&R man at Epic, reached at (212) 460-5172. Reprise, and Mercury. Carter Promoted At KIRO Rider Upped At A&M Ron Carter, formerly National Sales Allan Rider has been promoted to SUPERTRAMP TAKES HEART Supertramp took the old song "You Gotta - Manager at KIRO & KSEA/Seattle, has been Have Heart" seriously during a recent stint in the recording studio. Taking a General Manager of Publishing at Almo/Ir- session break are (l -r) Supertramp's John Anthony Helliwell, Peter Henderson, upped to Local Sales Manager for KIRO. He ving Publishing. A two-year veteran of the Russel Pope, group's Roger Hodgson, and Dougie Thomson with Heart's Ann succeeds Crash Williams who resigned to company, Rider was previously Professional and Nancy Wilson. pursue other business interests. Manager of Publishing.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 10 REtR/Friday, September 17, 1981 MARK FOWLER'S NRBA BLOCKBUSTER "1982: Time For A Station Break" FCC Chairman Mark Fowler's keynote speech at the NRBA Convention in initiatives. I want to see the day that the brush. One such tumbleweed is the Com- Reno this past weekend represents his most far-reaching elucidation of the prin- broadcast and the print media are treated mission's policy condemning the repetitious the same under the First ciples of radio "unregulation" yet. Chronicling his Commission's deregulatory Amendment. playing of records. The policy against this The founding fathers made themselves particular promotional activity if there achievements to date, Fowler surprised and delighted broadcasters by advancing - clear and unmistakable when they told Con- are any lawyers in the crowd, it can be new proposals for deregulation in the areas of hypoing, promotion, and even billing gress 200 years ago it could make "no law" found at Section 73.4150 of our rules - practices. For those broadcasters who weren't there to hear this groundbreaking abridging freedom of the press. "No law" stems from a 1973 case against a Houston speech, and for those who want to review its contents, R&R has reprinted the text means "no law" - no fairness doctrine, no radio station. of Fowler's address below. content guidelines, no political speech From December 19 to December 22, 1972, rules. Zip. this station's entertainment programming It's a great honor to be back with The battle for First Amendment freedom consisted in the repeated broadcast of a you, this time in Reno. tion for daytime AM stations. Expanding is heating up. In the last year we've shifted three minute song entitled "Rock & Roll You're here because you believe the daytime broadcast day would provide the burden to those who continue to want to Part 2" by Mr. Gary Glitter. The Commis- more choice in the marketplace for those regulate you to justify their position. I think sion, speaking through its Complaints and in radio, both its past and its communities with daytimers. It will give we can get the job done. But I'll need your Compliance Division Chief, told the licensee future. So do I. Like President new opportunities for service by stations help. So I ask you ... stand with those that - and I'm quoting - "repetition of Reagan, who appointed me, I'm a that have always been wanting to give who've already said to the content regula- any record so as to constitute the station's former radio broadcaster and very more. tors: "That's enough!" entire entertainment format for a long proud of it. My days in radio were There are other Now we're also period of time raises the question of areas in which we looking to the "nuts whether the licensee is making a good faith some of the happiest and most cre- have been able to and bolts" of broad- programming judgment to fulfill his public ative of my life. I know the special make substantial in- casting, along with trusteeship role or whether he is subor- pleasures and headaches of your roads for more mar- the First Amendment dinating that role for his private promo- business. ketplace activity. In questions. I've com- tional purposes." Blah blah blah, sincerely And it has been a trying year. Local pro- particular, I'm excit- mitted the agency to yours. gramming now vies with satellite network ed about the increased a review of every rule You know what I think? If a station wants fare. Program format standbys of the last service potential of that makes head- to repeat a song to promote a change in its 10 years can't be counted on. Revenues and subcarrier authority aches for you with no new format - which was the Houston sta- ratings challenge your sales departments to - SCA - basebands payoff to the public. tion's purpose here - so what? The reason find new ways to sell established products. channels. Already, the Mark Fo wler We've called these for this repetition was, and is, obvious: pro- Despite all this, radio stations are hang- Commission has authorized AM and FM ragweeds among our rules the regulatory motion. If the public didn't want to hear this ing in there. I, for one, am glad to see it. So commercial stations to use their SCA's for "underbrush." And we've assigned a group song 17,000 times, they would, unless they it's a double pleasure to be with you today. utility load management. This is a terrific of highly competent lawyers with legal are Gary Glitter's momma, turn it off. I As those of you familiar with the ways of mixing of radio technology and energy con- machetes to cut it back. don't see what business the FCC has con- Washington know, September marks the servation policy. What kind of rules am I talking about? cerning itself with this practice. And yet start of a new season at the FCC. We enter In addition we're looking to completely Consider, for example, the Commission's there it is, smack dab in the middle of our deregulate FM SCA's and expand the base - rules and policies in the hypoing area. Dur- regulation books. band to create an additional FM SCA chan- ing rating periods, some radio stations In fact, in reviewing this particular rule, "Why should Washington be nel. Ten years ago, broadcasters didn't hold contests or other promotional techni- it calls to mind an episode during my days supervising the practices of think very much of these channels. But to- ques to boost ratings. At times, stations in the Orlando radio market. Station WHO() day, and tomorrow, these channels will pro- have tried to influence ratings diaries - - "WHO radio" - was changing its for- radio stations during rating vide a new source of income and service for there have been accusations that stations mat. It decided it would play the song periods any more than it's radio stations. have tried to purchase diaries from those "Monkey Jive" for 24 straight hours. The concerned with circulation Among other accomplishments the last picked by the ratings companies or other- highlight of this song is the repetition of the year, the Commission has: wise alter the outcome of a rating survey. word "Who, Who." Incidentally, the promo - wars between newspapers or Affirmed the earlier elimination of first Now don't get me wrong. I am all in favor price wars between super- class radiotelephone operators licenses and of fair and square rating surveys. But what examinations. does that have to do with communications "In the minds of some, it markets?" Permitted the delegation of Chief policy? Why should Washington be super- seems fair that the govern- Operator duties to others at the station, vising the practices of radio stations during ment be given something in this new season, this second season of un - bringing day-to-day reality to our operating rating periods any more than it's concerned regulation, with considerable pride. We've rules. with circulation wars between newspapers return for ... exclusivity. In managed to turn around the thinking of the Proposed eliminating operating and or price wars between supermarkets? If a the past, this exchange con- agency in many areas, areas that are espe- maintenance logs for all broadcast station tries to gum up the works of a rating cially critical to radio's future. licensees. service, the rating service can throw them sisted of promises about pro- The theme of this turnaround has been a Proposed eliminating the "trafficking out as a client. gramming or other forms of marketplace approach to broadcast regula- rule, which requires an owner to hold a sta- More fundamentally, it's beyond me why good citizenship. This passel tion. Under a marketplace approach, the tion for three years before he can sell it. the FCC should try to restrict station pro- FCC gets out of the way of influencing pro- Proposed greater flexibility in licensing motion efforts during rating periods. if of promise could be replaced gram choices. We stop second-guessing the auxiliary spectrum as well as sharing the somebody wants to give away car washes, by a spectrum use fee." judgments of broadcasters about formats. excess capacity of auxiliary spectrum with or fried chicken or REO Speedwagon Instead, a marketplace approach lets the others. tickets - frankly, as a Chairman of the public's interest - whether it be for news, Proposed a standard for FM blanketing FCC, I'm not sure I care. (In fact, I'd like to tion was a spectacular success. In short, the music, entertainment, talk, sports or a mix- interference that would eliminate our case - win one of them. But I'm probably not eligi- marketplace responded to a marketplace ture - determine the public interest under by -case approach in this area and ble.) Somehow the FCC (or the Federal initiative. the Communications Act. streamline blanketing cases. Trade Commission for that matter) got into As you can see, there is a great quantity The goals of our national communica- this business. I'd like to get out of this of underbrush that needs clearing, from the tions policy are best served when we allow "Fraudulent billing practices business. rules I've mentioned to rules covering sta- the marketplace to function as much as pos- Fraudulent billing practices is another tion ID's, main studio location, use of anten- sible. Government meddling, however well is another area in which I area in which I think the FCC may have na sites, or failure to perform sales con- meant, ought to be avoided. think the FCC may have overstepped its involvement. Here again, tracts. And there are rules concerning astro- I'm no fan of So far, our report card looks pretty good. overstepped its involvement. flim flam employees gyping logical programs, selection of sports an- Let me share it with you. national and local advertisers. It's a dis- nouncers, teaser announcements, horse In the last year we got rid of Form 324, Can't a national advertiser gusting practice. But is it one that we at the racing information - rules that may be sil- the financial reporting requirement. who has been ripped off by a FCC should worry about? Can't a national ly or superfluous. Are they the business of We removed the cloud hanging over advertiser who has been ripped off by a sta- government - and of the federal govern- AM/FM combinations. You can co-own two station take the station to tion take the station to court? ment? Or are the problems to which these stations in the same market without the court?" And these rules put owners at tremen- rules speak better solved by consumer FCC jeopardizing your investment. dous jeopardy. The number of schemes that reaction in the marketplace? We supported Congress's extension of the Some of these reforms were major; a crooked employee can come up with to license renewal term last year to seven full others are not likely to shake up the world. launch a fraudulent billing spree is vir- The Commission over the years has got- years. But all of them, I think, go toward the tually unlimited. Even the most conscien- ten itself involved in matters that don't We finally came to a decision in AM ste- theme I have been stressing during my tious owner can be unaware that an em- have much to do with service to the public. reo. Our marketplace approach has in fact watch as Chairman of the FCC: that the ployee has hatched a bunco operation in the And there are other ways those who may be made AM stereo a reality. Already several Commission allow radio operators to play sales department. Yet the license is at hurt by broadcaster misconduct can get AM stations are broadcasting in stereo. By in the marketplace, not plod among our jeopardy if the station is caught and report- their problems solved. They don't need the going marketplace I believe we have avoid- rules. I say, serve your markets, not your ed to the FCC. There are other solutions to FCC to solve them. ed a lengthy and potentially devastating regulators. fraudulent billing, including criminal and Much of what is being done to unregulate court delay that selection of a single system The most significant and longterm civil suits in local courts to punish the the marketplace has taken place at the might have led to. development that we've launched this year wrongdoers. FCC. The Radio Deregulation order of 1981 We're exploring expanded hours of opera- for broadcasters is our First Amendment And there are still other patches of under- was, of course, a major step forward in this

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SUNDAY NIGHT SESSIONS - NRBA conventioneers wasted no time in getting right down to business Development Rip Ridgeway. Center right shows (I -r) consultant John Lund, KLOK/San Jose GM Bill on Sunday night (9-12) as several concurrent workshops were held. Pictured top left (l-r) WSIX-AM & Weaver, and KSTP-FM/Minneapolis PD Chuck Knapp standing up for Adult/Contemporary. At lower FM/Nashville PD Gerry House; Sherwood, Hennes & Associates VP Bill Hennes; and WHN/New York left, Beautiful Music was the topic with (l -r) Kalamusic Executive VP Bill Wertz and KBIG/Los Angeles PD Dene Hallam lead a lively discussion on Country radio. Black and Urban formats get the nod in the Operations Manager Rob Edwards taking charge. In the lower right photo, several notables of AOR upper right photo with ft -r) WZAK/Cleveland Operations Manager Lee Zapis, KRLY/Houston PD Steve gathered to share their knowledge, including (l -r) Sebastian, Casey & Associates President John Sebas- Harris, R&R Editor Wafter Love, and WLIB & WBLS/New York VP/GM Charles Warfield field'ng the ques- tian; Burkhart/Abrams/Michaels/Douglas Director Lee Abrams; R&R Editor Jeff Gelb; Sandusky Presi- tions. In the center left photo ratings and research get more than the once-over from ft -r) the Birch dent Toney Brooks; and Jeff Pollack Communications President Jeff Pollack. Report's Tom Birch, R&R Editor and Hiber & Hart President Jhan Hiber, and Arbitron's VP/Sales

that radio stations get from us does often I applaud the NRBA for having the "1982: Time For A Station Break" take on great value in the marketplace. And wisdom, not to mention the guts, to propose so in the minds of some, it seems fair that a spectrum fee. As we look for a way out of process and one I think fully within the need and is meeting it. Our policies should the government be given something in the morass of outdated trustee -like obliga- power of the Commission to adopt. You encourage this. return for this exclusivity. tions that have been part and parcel of may know that this matter is currently That's why free transferability of broad- In the past, this exchange consisted of broadcast regulation, a spectrum fee is one before the courts. Whatever the outcome of cast properties can inject marketplace promises about programming or other that is clear cut, and one that many feel is that decision, the Deregulation order re- principles to the radio spectrum and im- forms of good citizenship. But these Dudley the fair alternative. mains a Commission decision, and not a prove service to the public. It's why I tend Do -Right pledges had very little to do with But, we who are regulators must remem- law passed by Congress. to favor eliminating the three year traffick- what a community actually wanted to listen ber that a spectrum fee approach can be This goes to how Washington works and ing rule. to. These trusteeship promises were vague, abused. Excessive fees, or fees not related to radio's future. NRBA has been in the lacking in logic, and from a First Amend- to revenues, can discourage marketplace forefront in the halls of Congress, facing up "The founding ment standpoint, constitutionally suspect. activity rather than encourage it. This to the longterm prospects of a marketplace fathers made In the future, this passel of promises would contradict the whole purpose behind free of unnecessary regulation. This past themselves clear and un- could be replaced by a spectrum use fee. As the marketplace approach and the institu- summer, your organization made big news mistakable when they told your organization has suggested, fees could tion of a fee. But a fee carefully tailored to by proposing to Congress a broad be based on a modest percentage of gross the realities of the broadcasting business is deregulatory scheme and a modest spec- Congress 200 years ago it revenues. These fees could in turn be used certainly manageable and affordable. trum fee as part of the overall package. could make 'no law' abridg- to support FCC licensing and enforcement We in Washington can go on fighting the Coincidentally, this past summer, my legal ing freedom of the press. 'No activities. Moreover, such a fee should app- battle for deregulation. And we will. Some assistant Dan Brenner and I published an ly to all spectrum users, not just broad- believe the broadcast industry never gives article in the "Texas Law Review" which, law' means 'no law' - no casters. This way, all users, from cable an inch in the battle, and comes to the table among other things, took a look at spectrum fairness doctrine, no content TV's microwave hops to holders of in- with both fists clenched. NRBA has shown fees and their relation to a marketplace ap- dustrial frequencies, would share the risks that compromise is possible. proach. guidelines, no political and rewards of spectrum usage, and the fee As we noted there, a spectrum fee is not speech rules. Zip." from any one user would be much smaller. And it is possible. It's possible to go an absolute necessity in economic terms. What else could the fee be used for? One beyond the years of paper pushing in Wash- The key principle in managing broadcast What then of spectrum fees? Frankly, I possibility would be to earmark these fees ington, of forced program requirements by spectrum is making sure that every chan- think they deserve a close look by anyone for nonprofit spectrum activity. By this I the FCC, of Big Brotherism. We've shown nel is put to its highest and best use. Under concerned with deregulating broadcasting. mean public radio and television, whose in a short time that change is possible. the current givens of our system, this goal That includes Congress and the industry it- programming mission could supplement, Now it's up to the industries we regulate translates into allowing stations to be self. Radio broadcasters - indeed spec- not duplicate, the offerings of commercial to assume the responsibility that a bought and sold freely. But finding the trum users generally - receive an exclu- broadcasters. Whether it's educational marketplace approach imposes, to share in highest use of a station doesn't mean that sivity from the government when a license children's programming or long -form radio its challenges and redeem its First Amend- the needs of smaller audiences won't be is granted. Now, I realize not all ex- news programs, there's a job for public ment rights. This summer NRBA took a met. clusivities are necessarily valuable. For ex- broadcasting to do in a deregulated en- bold step, one that summoned courage and In radio especially, we often deal with ample, there are portions of the electro- vironment. showed candor. It's the attitude I welcome. fragmented audiences and specialty for- magnetic spectrum unused today and, for A spectrum fee won't solve all the pro- A great thinker of this century, Alfred mats. Allowing a poorly run station to be all purposes we know of today, unuseable. blems of public broadcasters - it wouldn't North Whitehead, observed that the art of bought and turned into a more profitable Granting, say, an exclusivity at 25 even cover all of its program expenses. But progress is to preserve order amid change and more popular station means particular gigahertz does not transfer any great a viable public broadcasting system would and to preserve change amid order. Order tastes are served, not that the radio fre- wealth from the government to licensees - fill in gaps left by the commercial system, and change, change and order - these are quency is being aimed to appeal to the at least not today. Nor does exclusivity as those gaps develop. It's certainly one the goals of the NRBA. They are our goals broadest possible taste. Generally, tur- guarantee instant wealth or even long term solution to the financial plight of public as well. Together we can achieve that pro- naround in the radio business means that success. radio and public TV that ought to be looked gress worthy of ourselves and the American the licensee has isolated an unmet program However, it's clear that the exclusivity at. people.

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Boyle Blasts Arbitron Frank Boyle, President of the Eastman rep firm, has sent his clients a multi -page letter speaking his mind about Arbitron. Boyle states, "Their pric- ing concept doesn't make any sense to me." He recommends simplifying the JHAN HIBER book (to cut Arbitron's costs) by showing just ADI estimates, no metro or TSA. Boyle also wants the average quarter-hour done away with, with an average hour estimate substituted. Finally, he suggests there be no more than three Birch Report reports or sweeps yearly in any market. Spring Scoreboard Arbitron Reissues Tulsa Report Due to incorrect crediting of aberrations, the spring Tulsa market report has been reissued by Arbitron. KFAB/Omaha inadvertently showed up in the In the last several weeks I've taken a look at the spring Arbitron original book but is now deleted. Two other stations - KBEZ and KRAV - undergo changes in their 12+ shares as a result of the reissue. data on a format -by -format basis. This week you get to see how the Birch Report Quarterly Summary Reports shaped up for April -June. I'll look at three major areas of com Aurichio Becomes Control Data VP parison between the two quarterly serv- in the medium markets. If the two serv- Arbitron Executive VP Rick Aurichio has been named a VP of ices the overall number of usable ices are close in sample return, Arbitron parent - company Control Data Corp. The new distinction diaries collected in the markets examin- has an edge, given that its sweeps cover comes in addition to his pre- sent duties overseeing Arbitron's radio and TV ratings operations. Aurichio ed, the demographic breakdown of the double the length of the Birch efforts. has been with Arbitron for ten years. returned sample, and format com- Demographic Bias? parisons to see what sounds fared better With Birch's telephone methodology, under the Birch telephone methodol- some might feel that Birch will consis- ogy. Keep in mind that the Arbitron tently overachieve in the male 18-34 data is based on 12 weeks of measure- demos and under -represent the older As for teens, Arbitron surpassed Birch Why the softer numbers for the latter ment from mid -March to early June, 35+ listeners. The actual results do not in all of the selected markets. two formats? Even though Birch does a while Birch surveyed - six weeks in April support this assumption. Format Differences good job of getting the older folks into June. its sample, these listeners may not be as Again, assumptions have been made Of the approximately 40 markets good at remembering their listening that the Birch sweeps would bolster for- surveyed by Birch in the top 50, I've "Birch surveys seem to consist- when suddenly called upon as they are mats including AOR and CHR while chosen five to delve into for the com- ently show female when they can conveniently jot down better not being as kind to Beautiful Music or parisons. For maximum stability and the listening in a diary. Again, method- representation, and throughout News/Talk stations. The record con- reliability I'll look at the broad 12+ ology bias is a factor here. all demos, not just the younger forms to these theories in most cases, scorecard, but keep in mind the dif- The methodology comes into play in ones." but surprises are evident here too. ferences you'll see here could be the Black/Urban arena too. Birch does Below are the Birch 12+ figures magnified or diluted when examining not use a DST type of effort to en- compared to Arbitron, format-by - more discrete demos. As evidenced by the cross-section of courage blacks to cooperate with its format, with (in parentheses) the markets probed, the Birch surveys seem surveys. With the shot -in -the arm that Diary Return Comparison number of stations making up each for- to consistently show better female DST has been for Black/Urban shares In the five markets chosen randomly mat's data base. representation, and throughout all nationally, it is not surprising to see for this evaluation, how did the two demos, not just the younger ones. 25-34 Birch's numbers suffer by comparison. services do in terms of getting back and 65+ were the two female cells Format Shares Comparison Chart The Talk format seems to do relative- usable sample? There was no consistent where Birch most consistently surpass- ly well in the Birch scheme of things. difference or advantage for one meth- ed Arbitron in the representation of Higher! Lower/ Stable/ Format Birch Birch Arbitron For example, KGO, which led the San odology over the other. Here are the demos in the usable sample, shown in AIC(19) 32% 47% 21% Francisco Arbitron this spring with a facts .. . the unweighted in -tab figures. AOR (15) 93% 7% - 12+ share of 8.6, garnered a 10.0 in The only male demo where Birch had BMBBnd (14) 8% 71% 21% Blk/Urbn (10) the comparable Birch report. an edge Arbitron was 25-34, 20% 70% 10% 12+ Metro In-Tab Chart over CHR (9) 78% 0% 22% Arbitran Birch although the 18-24 category showed Ctry(8) 63% 37% - Market Total Total just a slight edge for Arbitron. The News/Talk (9) 56% 44% - "Birch's telephone technique Birmingham 1338 1570 softest portions of the male return for Chicago 3170 2247 probably does a better job of get- Hartford 1479 1590 Birch were the 35-54 cells. Keep in Based on this five -market sample it is ting more listening (quarter Kansas City 1435 1601 mind that these findings, important as apparent that AOR is the dominant 2215 hours) San Francisco 3987 they may be, take into account several beneficiary of the Birch surveys. You recorded." markets. In some metros the 18-24 edge might wonder how that could be if In the top markets Arbitron did a bet- Birch's track record in acquiring usable was definitely to Birch, but not on an What Next? ter job, while Birch surpassed the leader overall basis in this comparison. 18-24 (and teen) responses is no better than Arbitron's. The key is that while Where does all this lead us? In several Arbitron might do a good job of getting directions, it seems to me. First, the in- the younger persons into the survey on a dustry has to keep an eye on Birch to see QU A cume basis, Birch's telephone technique if the numbers here are evident in up- probably does a better job of getting coming sweeps. If the data is consistent, more listening (quarter hours) recorded. then don't be surprised to see new sales A medium market programmer who attended the recent NAB RPC ask- There may also be a psychographic dif- approaches coming to the fore. Stations ed, "At the convention, John Lund stated that if Arbitron diary returns are ference between the 18-24 male who that do well in one survey will rely on poor in the initial weeks of the survey, more sample would be sent out in the would accept and keep a diary, and that set of figures, while other formats last few weeks of the sweep. Is that correct?" another who might be tapped by a one- will lean on the alternative service. time telephone call (as used by Birch). Finally, if the sales approaches begin to No. Arbitron does not adjust sampling based on diary return. However, CHR and Country seemed to be hale rely less on Arbitron than currently is the case, be surprised to find the if diary placement (getting people to agree to keep the diaries) goes poorly, and hearty under the Birch approach, don't leading ratings service becoming more additional potential sample may be generated - but this takes place while Beautiful Music/Big Band and the throughout the survey. Black/Urban formats got the short end responsive in order to remain domi- of the stick. nant.

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Breaker Kansas City Norfolk -Portsmouth - KBEQ Paces The Pack; Newport News -Hampton Taft's WDAF & KYYS In Double Digits; WMYK Down Two, KMBZ Tops A/C Field Remains Number One; Obviously WNOR-FM Up, Tightens AOR Spring '82 KBEQ (CHR) 14.1 Battle; WCMS-FM Stable, WDAF (Ctry) 11.6 Strong Second KYYS (AOR) 11.4 Winter '82 Spring '82 KPRS (Blk) 8.9 WMYK (AOR) 14.8 12.5 Has Plenty KMBZ (AC) 8.4 WCMS-FM (Ctry) 11.6 11.5 WHB (AC) 6.6 WNOR-FM (AOR) 7.4 9.9 KUDL (AC) 6.4 WLTY (AC) 9.0 9.5 KCMO (News) 5.3 WFOG (BM) 8.3 8.4 KCEZ (BM) 4.9 WNOR (Blk) 3.8 5.5 KFKF (Ctry) 4.8 WOWI (Blk) 6.2 5.4 To Offer KKCI (AOR) 3.8 WTAR (AC) 5.5 5.3 KMBR (BM) 3.6 WCMS (Ctry) 3.3 3.7 KJLA (BBnd) 3.3 WWDE (AC) 2.6 3.3 WGH (CHR) 4.2 3.1 WPCE (Blk) 2.9 3.1 CHR WRAP (Blk) 3.5 3.1 Sacramento WNIS (News) 3.0 2.3 WQRK (AC) 2.0 2.0 KZAP Light -Years Ahead; WZAM (AOR) 1.0 1.2 KEWT Runner-Up, Tops BM Entries; KXOA-FM Third Rochester, NY STEPHEN Spring '82 KZAP (AOR) 20.2 WCMF Up Three, KEWT (BM) 9.5 KXOA-FM (AC) 7.8 Takes Lead As WEZO Slips; KFBK (News) 6.0 WMJQ, WHFM Stronger; KCTC (BM) 5.2 WVOR Ties WHAM BISHOP KROY (AOR) 5.2 For A/C Lead KSFM (CHR) 5.2 Winter '82 Spring '82 KGNR (Talk) 5.1 WCMF (AOR) 9.7 12.8 KAER (BM) 4.8 WEZO (BM) 12.0 11.0 KRAK (Ctry) 4.7 WMJQ (AOR) 8.7 10.1 KPOP (Blk) 3.0 WHAM (AC) 9.1 8.2 KXOA (BBnd) 2.9 WVOR (AC) 6.8 8.2 KWOD (CHR) 2.4 WDKX (Blk) 7.6 7.1 "If Love KHYL (Gold) 2.1 WHFM (CHR) 4.1 6.1 KGMS (Mise) 1.8 WNYR (Ctry) 7.7 5.5 KGO (Talk) 1.8 WPXN (AC) 5.8 5.3 KFIA (Rel) 1.7 WPXY (AC) 4.6 4.7 KNBR (AC) 1.5 Takes WBBF (AC) 4.7 4.4 KFRC (CHR) 1.4 WSAY (AC) 2.5 2.8 KAHI (BBnd) 1.0 WFLC (Ctry) 1.1 1.5 WWWG (Rel) .1 1.4 You Away" Hartford- Louisville New Britain WQMF Extends Margin Manufactured & Distributed by WTIC Down Five, Still Huge; While WRKA Slips; Warner Bros. WHCN Widens AOR Lead; WAMZ, WLRS Up; Records WTIC-FM, WRCQ Surge WVEZ Down Three Winter '82 Spring '82 Winter '82 Spring '82 WQMF (AOR) Produced by WTIC (AC) 24.7 19.7 10.9 11.9 WHCN (AOR) 8.3 9.4 WRKA (AC) 9.2 8.8 Russ Titelman WTIC-FM (CHR) 5.2 7.9 WAMZ (Ctry) 8.0 8.7 WCCC-FM (AOR) 8.0 7.5 WLRS (AOR) 7.2 8.4 WRCH (BM) 7.5 5.5 WKJJ (CHR) 8.3 7.7 WKSS (BM) 4.6 4.5 WHAS (AC) 7.5 7.6 WRCQ (AC) .9 4.1 WLOU (Blk) 7.2 7.2 WPOP (News) 3.5 3.8 WVEZ (BM) 9.9 7.1 WWYZ (AC) 4.0 3.6 WAKY (Gold) 5.1 6.8 WDRC-FM (CHR) 3.3 3.4 WCII (Ctry) 7.2 6.4 WIOF (AC) 4.1 3.4 WAVG (AC) 7.8 6.0 WPLR (AOR) 2.1 2.9 WINN (BBnd) 3.0 2.5 WKCI (CHR) .9 2.5 WXLN (Rel) 1.5 2.1 WDRC (CHR) 3.9 2.4 WJYL (FAsy) .8 1.1 WAQY (AOR) 1.1 2.2 WTMT (Ctry) .4 1.0

Format Legend A/C-Adult/Contemporary, AOR-Album-Oriented Rock, Quarterly results, average BBnd-Big Band, Blk/Urbn-Blsck/Urban, BM/Easy-BeeutNul persons, 12+, Music, Easy Listening, CHR-Contemporary Hit Radio, quarter-hour Cleo -Classical, Ctry-Country, Oold-Oldies, Jazz -Jass, Monday -Sunday News -News, Rel-Religious, Span Misc-Miscellaneous, - Gam -midnight Spanish, Talk -Talk.

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Busy week for RKO's Los Angeles stations, Only In Texas KEARTH and KHJ. KEARTH kicked the How much would it be worth to your week off by going RíOpS totally live ... a radio station to totally control the ticket breakthrough, since - ONM¡0.30ND5 the station had been live sales for the only local appearance of the assist and years. automated for Then KHJ let Who on what many are calling the band's M some sales people go, fly- and the rumors were farewell tour? An unlikely question to ing. To summarize the gossip, KHJ would drop ponder, you say? its format, use KEARTH's idle Country Well, KSRR/Houston thinks it would automation equipment, and program some form FINN. be worth close to a million dollars! In fact, HE of Oldies. VP/GM Allan Chlowitz reiterated the station just offered local promoter EBFll 1200M'. his statement of August 13, "There will be no ,.ÿl-t1iTT Pace Concerts just under a million the remainder of this format change through dollars to buy all 65,000 seats for the year minimum. Contgins: - Who's Astrodome appearance in early Fall There were two definite changes across the "Stand Or December. PD Alan Sneed told us the Country corral in L.A. as KLAC deleted two station "wants to control Planes ticket sales to the "lost veteran personalities from its lineup. Midday show." jocks Sammy "Red Skies" Jackson and Art Nelson are now Does that mean the station will sell the on the street, and KLAC is PD Charlie Cook tickets or give them away, or a combina- looking for replacements. tion of both? As amazing as this all Dick is French out as GM of KKBQ/Hous- sounds, we'll just have to wait until next ton (the former KULF). Apparently French has week to find out if Pace accepts KSRR's BREAM, joined a Houston investment firm. No new GM WBCN generous (and extremely curious) offer. WLAV KQRS at the station, but Harte -Hanks VP Pete KISW WMMR KMET WIOT WNEW KZEW Schulte will oversee the operation until one is in KWST/Los Angeles is now calling itself KZEL WYSP KROQ WCCC WXRT place. Dick's wife, Vici Williams, continues to "Magic 106" on the air, having already applied WHCN KOME WLPX MTV manage Harte -Hank's KYND/Houston. to the FCC for the call letters KMGG. PD Jeff KGB WZZO Bob Hattrik has signed a Salgo determined that the old calls were still KRQR WROQ KZAP MANY MORE! deal as "music AND research analyst" for DC-101/Washington. perceived as AOR by the market. When the This not only puts him in direct competition Commission grants KMGG, you can bet so- with his former employers, Doubleday, at meone on the Coast will snap up those great WAVA, but also puts him into coexistence with KWST (K -West) calls. Burkhart/Abrams/Michaels/Douglas, who EZ Communications VP/Programming continues to consult DC -101 as well. Dan Vallie has interviewed a lot of candidates And while we're in Washington ... is for the B97/New Orleans programming job, WRABIT WKYS programmer Donnie Simpson unhap- and he still can't find the right person. 11C,( py over his recent contractual differences with KFXM/San Bernardino's new PD is Craig NBC? We hear the answer to that one is yes! Powers, formerly of KIIS/Los Angeles. The Contains: Maja Britton, who has successfully program- station has dropped its "quasi -new rock" AOR med KBEQ/Kansas City for the past year, stance for an adult -targeted CHR format. "Don't Lose That Feeling" resigned as PD this week. With the station set to KINT/E1 Paso switches from CHR to A/C "Run For Cover" change hands, Maja apparently felt that the with PD Jim Zippo and his MD wife Patty ex- monetary commitment to continue winning iting. With the new format comes the new call would not be a part of the new ownership letters KYSR, and a new on -air identity, "Kiss package. GM Gary Rodriguez regrets her Radio." leaving, and is conducting a search for a KIIQ/Colorado Springs has switched from replacement. soft rock to CHR under noted AOR program- KMOX-FM/St. Louis is evolving away from mer Jesse Bullet. a straight A/C approach to what some market Here's the new staff lineup at KFOG/San WLUP WKDF WYNF WCCC observers are calling a CHR-A/C blend. The Francisco, as it kicked off Thursday (9-16): WQFM WMMS WTKX KUPD music is more upbeat, and fewer oldies are be- mornings - Lee Baby Simms from KZEW KTXQ KISS WQXM ing played. Don't look for a call letter change, KDUK/Honolulu; middays - David Kent of KMOD WLPX but an image change may already be underway. Francisco; afternoons Austin KSHE KWXL KSFX/San - KBPI KAZY CBS executives would not say the station was Harris, last at WLLZ/Detroit; evenings KLAQ KFMG - KGB WFBQ switching to CHR, and they absolutely denied Michele Michaels from _WSYR/Syracuse; WSYR the format was headed toward "Hot Hits." overnights - Bill Keffury from the current AND MANY MORE! With the ownership change at BJ105/Orlan- airstaff. do now complete, veteran PD Tom West will KDWB/Minneapolis AM programmer Bill be exiting a position he's held for many years. Richards has resigned to head west. He'll now No replacement, and Tom did not immediately program KREO/Santa Rosa, CA. reveal his future plans. Congratulations to the Drake-Chenault ABC Superadio personality Paul Barsky "Buckaroos" on capturing first place in this will not be signing a deal to handle mornings on summer's R&R Softball League. The D -C a New York station, as we reported last week. troops compiled an admirable 11-1-1 record on Paul remains off the air since the Superadio their way to the undisputed championship (their "postponement," but is very interested in fin- only loss coming at the hands of R&R's own ding a new gig. "Breakers"). All in all it was quite a summer! OUR DECALS COST LESS! Communication How can a glossier, higher quality, Graphics Inc screen rinted decal cost less thann all those labels you getet in the mail? Catijotic iitrb They last longer! ...For about the same price! CALL US! 1-800-331-4438 HAVE MASS APPEAL WINDOW DECALS - BUMPERSTICKERS IN OKLA. 918-258-6502

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 18 RBA/Friday, September 17, 1981 did not favor the use of the "universal chip" (making it possi- NRBA ble to listen to any of Continued from Page 1 the five com- Sunday evening was the time peting systems on any receiver). for programming panels, with They contended that AM stereo AOR (moderated by R&R's Jeff must sound as good as FM, but CALENDAR Gelb) garnering the largest also stressed keeping down the crowd. The juxtaposition of for- costs of technical improvements. mat panels at the same time caus- Delco representatives announced N ed some dissatisfaction in what the company would not manufac- BRAD MESSER was generally regarded as a well - ture sets until late next year at the run affair. Consultants were a earliest. prime topic at a Monday meeting, The `David Vs. Goliath" ratings with the Research Group's Bill panel produced significant an- Don't Bother Moyes accusing broadcasters of nouncements from both Arbitron Rewriting For Me frequently "putting the cart be- and Birch. Arbitron's Rip fore the horse" and hiring a con- Ridgeway revealed his company's It is one of those so-called basic Truths that everything must be rewritten. Most of us would likely agree that local stories should sultant before determining the plan to test for improved 18-24 be freshened for rerun, certainly if new developments have occurred, but why do we assume without question nature of their problems. nonethnic diary return, in that all wire copy must be rewritten? B/A/M/D's Dwight Douglas response to concerns voiced over Consider a couple of reasons not to rewrite. Knowing that any story on the wire is already at least second or third -hand, pointed out that increased com- its DST ethnic retrieval system. what can be gained by reducing it to fourth-hand unless you are an unusually talented writer capable of making a real con- petition has reduced the price of Birch's Tom Birch announced that tribution to the information content? Perhaps excepting the really skilled and experienced rewrite pros, I'm not at all sure consultants so that they're much his firm would begin providing that any given newsperson is capable of consistently improving wire copy while retaining the exact shade of meaning from more widely affordable to sta- weekly cume figures in October. the original. We have all had times when, after running one of our rewritten jewels, we suddenly realize that we tions. Another interesting panel com- misunderstood the source copy and got the facts screwed up. For every time we catch one of those mistakes, there are pro- bably many other times we don't. Adding another layer of rewriting does At the AM stereo discussions, ment came up at the "Big Bucks not necessarily improve a story. Come on. Not receiver manufacturers asserted With Small Numbers" session, at every piece of wire copy is junk which can be rendered into treasure by rearrangement of phrases. The second reason is more personal because it involves they would not be the ones to which KMPC/Los Angeles Sales something you and I do to a great extent. We've been around AP and UPI long enough to have developed our own opinions of the wire services' reliability or lack same. make the decision on a reigning Manager Norm Epstein remark- of There are news pros who, when see a system, and further stated they ed, "Anything that comes in from they United Press bulletin, do absolutely nothing about getting it on the air until the Associated Press an agency we regard as a sur- confirms the story with its own dispatch. I don't know, but there may be newsmen who have just the opposite opinion of the Steel Tapped prise," adding that his station relative reliability of the two wires. In any case, the point is that everyone who questions the accuracy of a news item - and couldn't care less about agency a journalist in particular - considers its source. We need attribution. We want to know who says it's so. Don't bother business and was concentrating rewriting the wire for me, just tell me where the story came from and let me make up my own mind whether to believe all, As KITY PD part, none heavily on co-op. And once again, or of it. Longtime Texas broadcaster The very small newsrooms as at the NAB RPC, the "Satellite staffed by very inexperienced newspeople might better concentrate on practicing rewriting John Steel has been appointed by tidying up local copy, leaving Fever" panel was about half as the wire stories untouched. Program Director at KITY/San There. That's my radical the well attended as most meetings, opinion for third quarter. I shall return to comfortable conventionality next issue. Antonio. Steel, who comes to with attendees observing that the KITY after serving 31/2 years as "glamour" was gone. PD of KZFM/Corpus Christi, re- places the departed Rob Stewart. Harvey, Herpe Honored The Ocean's 700 Miles Farther, Jim The move marks return Steel's ABC news institution Paul Har- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 This is the date Jim Bridger misunderstood two clues and thought he had to San Antonio, as he - once spent vey received the "Golden Radio discovered the Pacific Ocean. It was too wide to see across, and it tasted extremely salty, but it wasn't an ocean. Frontier five years midday as personality Award" at a luncheon also high- trapper Bridger discovered the Great Salt Lake (in Utah) on this date in 1824. It covers nearly 1500 square miles and has 334 at KITY's sister station KONO. lighted by a filmed message from miles of shoreline. From there, he was PD for two President Reagan. Harvey urged Sophia Scicoloni, showname Sophia Loren, is 48. Jim Croce would've been 40 today. He died in a plane crash just as years at KRGV/Weslaco, TX, fol- radio to program aggressively his career was taking off in 1973. One of the inventors of jazz, Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton, was born today in 1885. lowed by four years as afternoon against television and other talent at KRYS/Corpus Christi be- media, and described radio's new- fore moving across town to found deregulated freedom a KZFM. "loose leash" which shouldn't be The Original Lynch Tree Steel told R&R, "It's kind of like taken for granted. Bob Herpe, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 There's an old tree still standing in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, called coming back home, having work- President/GM of General Com- - the Lynch Tree. Its owner was Charles Lynch, as in lynch mob and "Lynch him up, boys! " On this date in 1780 he issued a ed here before. I've always liked municorp., won the Gabbert proclamation demanding quick punishment of local lawbreakers. Things got out of hand. Although Lynch's self -organized San Antonio, as it's one of my Award. And NRBA endorsed the court never ordered a worse punishment than having offenders hanged by their thumbs and flogged, one thing led to another favorite places. I don't plan any FCC's new proposals for expan- and soon "lynching" meant hanging. Lynch's descendants are reportedly upset at the undeserved connection. format changes, just some fine- ding (see daytimer service Page Basketball pro Artie Gilmore is 33. Hamilton Jordan, who was Jimmy Carter's Chief of Staff, is 38. Larry Hagman tuning. Our immediate goal is con- 4). of "Dallas" was born 51 years ago today in Fort Worth. sistency. We have the right peo- General sentiment among ex- ple, and it's just a matter of con- hibitors and participants was that tinuing on track long enough for the Reno facilities, quality of the format to catch on. I'm hoping meetings, and the caliber of Deciding Which Witch Was Which we can achieve that." speakers (highlighted by the WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 The Salem witch hunts ended on this day in 1692, when the nine- Replacing Steel at KZFM is Jac- Fowler bombshells) added up to a - teenth and final "witch" was executed. Only one victim did not have what was considered a fair trial. Giles Corey, who kie Robbins, who joins the station positive convention and an im- stubbornly refused to enter a plea, was accidentally crushed to death during questioning, as more and more stones were piled from her evening airshift at provement on last year's NRBA onto him. KFMK/Houston. convention in Miami. Iraq began all-out air raids on Iran two years ago, dropping bombs on Teheran Airport and nine other airfields. Racial discrimination against bus travelers was outlawed 21 years ago today. The final full day of summer. Fall officially arrives at 3:46 EST tomorrow morning. You Saw It At the NRBA! Scott Balo of "Happy Days" is 21. Debby Boone is 26. Her version of "You Light Up My Life" became the biggest - selling single in over twenty years. Baseball Hall of Fame member Bob Lemon is 62.

First Day of Fall THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 - The promoters of a real estate development hosted an air show 71 years ago today, with one of the attractions being America's first air mail. Pilot Earl Ovington climbed into his open - cockpit airplane, stuffed a mail sack between his knees, and took off from Garden City, New York. Three miles away over a Tethered Blimp! Remote Control-NOT Mineola, he made a low pass and - bombs away! - dropped the mailbag right on target. Problem. The sack burst on im- pact and scattered 1280 postcards and 640 letters in the wind. (To improve the airmail delivery technique, the post office INDOORS at: first made stronger mailbags to drop, finally realizing things would go better if the planes would simply land first.) Fly Bruce Springsteen is 33. Ray Charles (Robinson) is 52. Mickey Rooney is 62. Using his original name Joe Yule, CONCERTS * MALLS * DANCES Jr., he first appeared in vaudeville with his parents sixty years ago, playing the part of a baby. PROMOTIONS * SCHOOLS GAMES * ANYWHERE! Stock Market Drops $14,000,000,000 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 - The stock market's worst plunge since the Great Depression happened 27 CALL NOW FOB INFORMATION: years ago today, upon news that President Dwight Eisenhower had suffered a heart attack. The one -day paper loss was 14 (801) 375-4615 billion dollars (1955). Seven years ago today the lead story was Patty Hearst being sentenced to seven years in prison, a term she didn't have or to serve. Thirteen years ago the Chicago Seven trial was beginning (19691. Former football pro and TV spot star Mean Joe Greene is 36. Linda McCartney is 39. Puppet master Jim Henson, (801) 373-2174 N. WOODLAND 1636 who created the Muppets as a teenager 28 years ago, is 46. English actor Anthony Newley is 51, and sportscaster Jim Eric or Betsy Ask for PBOVO,DT 84601 McKay is 61.

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The primary focus was on cable advertis- For example, Marty Himmel, President ing, but it was readily apparent from people of Jeffrey Martin, Inc. suggested that cable in attendance that more and more radio and radio make a perfect media mix for people are finding their way into cable sales. small manufacturers. Marty increased his "I sure missed the NAB's Radio Program- total advertising budget this year from ming Conference this year," former WGST/ $15 million to $50 million. He spends much Atlanta Operations Manager Mike Wheeler of that with Turner Program Sales as well Over 4000 Pepsi retailers in the Ft. Lauderdale -Miami area distributed entries for told me, "but it was there that I decided last as various radio networks. According to merchants in a promotion giving away a $70,000 "dream home," in conjunction with year to get out of radio." Marty, he buys cable for the same reason Y -10o. The selection of Y-100's winner was further tied with the grand opening of a Mike is now Southeastern Regional Direc- he buys radio - cume and results. His em- new Miami mall. tor for Warner -Amex, overseeing advertis- phasis on cume is interesting as regards a A winner was selected Labor Day. Pepsi distributors made their entries available ing sales as well as new subscribers in his medium which generally sells average through participating dealers that sell Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, and Pepsi territory. Also in attendance was former quarter-hour figures. Light. RAB Executive VP Bob Alter, who now is Bruce Gooden from Swift discussed Special tags were attached to soft drink containers. Also, to avoid FCC problems, President of the Cable Advertising Bureau. using cable because of its flexible nature - coupons were available at participating locations or listeners were allowed to call in He spoke of cable's effectiveness as an ad- meaning the ability to do lengthy commer- an entry. vertising medium. cials - and timing, meaning the ability to The winner was able to choose between two condominium projects developed by target weekly as well as seasonally specific the same builder, one in Ft. Lauderdale and one in Miami. It's not a new promotion, Seminar's Flavor food products. but in today's economy, it's an attention -getter. The emphasis of the conference was on Pete Spengler of Bristol -Meyers noted how Ted Turner's cable distributed super that his company is spending a hefty five Network, and CNN Head- percent of its $100 million budget this year station, Cable News (as are the most viable cable in cable. His prediction is that by the mid to dience and ad dollars to a growing cable TV next few years) will compete for suggest- line News service (as Indeed, whenever late 1980's, the advertising community will industry. That conclusion was soon after re- ed by Ogilvy) or complement suggested advertising opportunities. ra- executives from New York learn how to buy multiple networks. ported on the front page of the Wall Street by several of the Atlanta advertisers) advertising selective audience and national dollars. attempted to dispute the doctrine, Ted Two reasons cable is attractive to Pete Journal. dio's Also at issue and perhaps more impor- Turner was everpresent to argue that agen- are the ability to merchandise and the This scenario, however, was most re- - to local operations is the question of To do otherwise, ability to sponsor thematic programming, cently disputed by close to $50,000 of new re- tant - cies must support cable. radio. Turner preached repeatedly, will mean as in the early days of radio. search from RAB. The radio sales associa- how local cable ad sales will affect Turning to the Ogilvy analysis, the that pay cable services especially those Furthermore, applying the same ration- tion's recently -completed Bruskin study again - findings suggest that cable sales people are who won't carry advertising might at- ale that radio sales executives use - namely, noted that among cable subscribers, the - already using several strategies: tract vast numbers of viewers turning off that TV is pricing itself far too high - Pete medium most affected by cable televi- network programs. predicted that agencies will "look again at sion is over -the -air TV, with some 44% indi- Seeking out local advertisers with cable with a more focused eye." The rea- cating less viewing. substantial radio advertising expen- Cable's Strenghts son for overcoming a recent wave of jaun- Specifically, the net difference among ditures. Although this was the focus and tone of diced feelings, he suggests, is cable's "selec- adults in households with income of $30,000 - Pricing cable TV similar to radio. and the daylong session, there were other tive environment and lack of clutter. If plus is 50% - 45% among college Including sales promotion literature thoughts for readers of this column to agencies don't take another look," he graduates. But significantly, the report coupons in monthly bills sent to customers. ponder. reasoned, "advertisers will push them into points out three out of 10 cable subscribers In the final analysis the following question of 10 listened to What if radio wins the Foremost was the idea advanced by sev- it." (four out tests) have cable must be addressed. loses the sales war? And eral advertisers claiming that considering Ogilvy & Mather Commentary radio. audience war, but how many stations can remain thousand only is an insufficient The Atlanta conference will most assuredly Reps Disagree secondly, cost per radio and cable program when making a buy. Of signifi- fuel some high-level discussions back in viable should criterion Two broadcasting executives I've After all, big ad- and close to the importance of CPM Manhattan in the future. But the fires con- and sell in harmony? cance discussed the Ogilvy commentary with seem to view both in a similar are merchandising, product protection, tinue to burn from a nine -page commentary are vertisers disagree about its conclusion also. They fashion with their ability to deliver cume lack of clutter, and cume - using the num- issued by Ogilvy & Mather in May. Christal Executive VP Charlie Columbo eval- and move merchandise. ber of people reached as part of a total In short, it concluded that radio, rather and Blair Sr. VP/Director of Research & uation of a media mix. than network TV, stands to lose more au- Planning Bob Galen. Charlie later sent me some data noting that in San Diego, where cable has a 62.7% penetration, there was a documented in- crease in radio listening levels. Similar Christal Coup results were seen in Northeast Penn- sylvania. At NRBA Radio Shares 12+ 6am-12mid The Christal rep firm announced San Diego the acquisition of seven prime new Sum 80 Fall 80 Wtr 81 Spr 81 stations at the NRBA conven- 16.1% 15.1% 16.1% 16.2% client tion in Reno: WPAT-AM & FM/New Sum 81 Fall 81 Wtr 82 Spr 82 (Christal 17.5% 16.1% 16.8% 17.9% York, WLAKIChicago already represents WPIX in New Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Northeast, PA) York and WGN in Chicago), WHWK Spr 80 Fall 80 Spr 81 Fall 81 Wayne, and WCUZ-AM 18.6% 19.1% 18.7% 18.4% & WMEEIFt. & FM/Grand Rapids. President Bob Spr. 82 ADVERTISING PANEL Pictured discussing the potentials of cable advertising (with "investments" this CABLE - 20.3% Duffy credited implications for radio) at Turner Broadcasting's third annual seminar in Atlanta are (l -r) Martin Him- year, including bringing in Exec. VP mel, Pres. of Jeffrey Martin Co., Peter Spengler, VP at Bristol Myers; and Bruce Gooden, Direc- At issue, it seems, will be whether or not as off. tor of Marketing for Swift & Co. the few surviving cable networks (post - Charlie Columbo, paying shakeout and mergers likely to occur in the

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 20 Rail/Friday, September 17, 1981 ontemporary Pointers From The Pros It seems that Randy and Jonathon have a pretty good Hit Radio PD/morning man relationship, and it's fostered by a mutual understanding of each other's needs, and the need of the radio sta- JOEL DENVER tion to come off professionally at all times. Randy mentioned a few things a PD should be aware of to insure a smooth working relation- A PD/MORNING MAN RELATIONSHIP ship with the morning man: Don't nitpick at things. Critique in broad terms first, then cite examples. Realize pressure the morning personality is under. Understand that morning men are different in many ways; that's why they are successful. The Care And Feeding Morning personalities are more often born than made. They need more in- dulgence and freedom to be creative. Jonathon had a few good ideas for the morning personalities in the audience to A Morning Man be mindful of: Of We Don't let your ego get out of hand. all have them, so use yours constructive- ly. More likely than not, the morning personality on your radio station Don't flaunt your power around the radio station. makes a great deal more money than just about everyone else, with the Be cooperative at all times. You're there to help the radio station win. Without exception of the GM. This is just one of the problems that a PD must deal the station, you're out of the picture. his and Avoid situations that play the PD and the GM against each other. with to insure a good working relationship with "morning star" Take time to prepare your show, and don't be late. the rest of the staff. ing position, and working with a talent like If you are being stifled and not being supported, find another job. While no there is set formula for success Jonathon makes the job incredibly in- in highly it this delicate area, I thought teresting. We get along real well, since we might be interesting to take a look at what have similar backgrounds and we got along "There is a `Catch 22' to this also. When many consider to be an excellent PD/morn- when I was a jock. he stops to cross -plug something else, it ing We'll focus man relationship. on "There haven't been any problems in detracts from the flow of his own show. KZZP/Phoenix PD Randy Stewart and his having to establish any authority thing. I Spontaneity is very important to his show, highly talented morning man Jonathon think it's safe to say we both respect each and we try not to overburden him with for- Brandmeier for insight on how they some other immensely, and that's the first step in matics, but then again, a healthy balance is keep the in of big interact and peace an area making sure that problems of this sort don't needed. egos. come about. I'm still making a transition in- "Jonathon does promote all the other Ego is a funny thing. Everyone has one, to programming, and feel with Jonathon's jocks, and in fact has helped to make per- but it can be a "Pandora's Box" of trouble support, it's been easier." sonalities of all of them. He has a rock band when used the wrong way. Jonathon Brand- Johnny And The Leisure Suits which in- meier is an example of a true professional volves our afternoon guy/MD Steve God- who utilizes that ego to power his show, dard, and they make lots of appearances in rather than influence things in his favor the market. He's not a hard guy to get out to around the station. Randy is a relatively station events. When we need him, he's new PD who's learned a lot about how not to Don Benson hired Jonathon, then he always there," emphasized Randy. act from watching the mistakes of others. worked with Dave Anthony as PD. I asked A Position Of Power Here's how they go about getting along. Randy if he felt that Jonathon made com- Any time you have a high-powered morn- Randy Stewart parisons. "I don't think so openly. Then ing show that's commanding major adver- "I agree with the idea that the morning again, we don't really talk about it either. tising dollars, you could have a potential I asked Jonathon about dealing with Ran- show is a `different animal' than the rest of When I've got something to mention to him problem with the morning guy running to dy. "It is difficult when one of your peers is the day. For sure, our morning show is dif- about his work, I do it, and we've been suc- the GM when he doesn't get his way. Randy promoted from the airstaff and is now your ferent. It's the most visible daypart for a cessful at reaching a compromise. One of doesn't have these problems. boss," he confessed. "Within a few days, I station, and it needs someone special to the great things about Jonathon is that he "So far, Jonathon and I have been able to knew Randy meant business because he work those kind of hours," noted Randy. has a tremendous sense of responsibility get everything handled by ourselves, and was being a real businessman about things. He considers the morning show "an un- about his own work and the radio station's when we do have to sit with the GM, it's not Still a great guy, but you could tell he natural strain to the human body. For 20 image, and is rarely late for work. because he went running to him for a wanted to do a great job." years of your life you "There have been very few mornings meeting. Certainly he's in a unique situa- Admiration And Dedication when have normal hours, I've awakened and wondered, 'What tion contractually. I know he makes a lot "One thing I admire about Randy is that and then you subject the hell is going on?' with his show. Most of more money than I do, but it gets back to he doesn't feel the need to tamper or read- yourself to being up his promotions, like the `Sheik in Miami' looking at things like a football team. Most just things that work well already ... like every day before the (Street Talk 8-6) thing we did recently, are of the players make a great deal more than my show. He doesn't tell me to shut up or rest of the world. I totally of his own motivation. His discipline the head coach. limit me. Instead he encourages me in my have lots of respect as far as what to say and what to avoid is "Brandmeier is certainly not the under- strong areas and guides me. It helps me get good amazing." for a morning dog in the market anymore, so there are better. Sure, he'll question things I do, like man, and Jonathon I'm On His Side those that would like to see him take a tum- when I only play two songs in 30 minutes. If Brandmeier is one of "I think that when you have someone as ble. He's the first to take credit for his good he didn't point it out I might not have realiz- the best." creative as Jonathon, you must make him numbers, and when he's got ratings pro- ed I did it. Prior to Randy Stewart becoming understand that you're on his side at all blems, he's the first to claim responsibility "If Randy were to let me get on the air PD at KZZP, Randy was a jock at times. This is especially important when it too. The pressure from the media is intense, and just go honkers, I'd start to lose it. My Q105/Tampa, and Y95/Tampa before join- comes to those occasional listener com- and he's always got my support. best shows are the ones where things are ing KZZP as an air personality two and a plaints." Randy related how he usually Jonathon Brandmeier tight and move quickly. If you don't have a half years ago. "This is my first programm- handles those problems directly with the When you talk about fast success, you're format, you get loose and begin to entertain listener, and involves Brandmeier only talking about Jonathon Brandmeier whose yourself rather than the audience. I know when necessary. morning show is now number two in the this is my weakest area," admitted Brand- "The same goes for everyone else too. market behind KTAR meier. You've got to show them you are standing (News), by less than Sounds as if there are no problems at all up for them at all times. Jonathon's show is two shares. In fact, ... well maybe some minor ones. "If there irreverent in nature, but I wouldn't classify he pulls better than 20 is anything we need to do more of around what he does as `potty humor' at all. He shares in 18-24 men here, it's for Randy and me to talk more. He walks the line very well between controver- and women, and gets on the air when I get off, and it makes it sy and listener backlash. The show is a con- shares into the high difficult to spend a lot of one-on-one time stant flow of elements like records into bits, teens in the 25-34 together. This isn't a big deal, but if our into phoners, into spots, and back to records categories ... all of shifts weren't next to each other it would be again." this in about a year easier to do this. Oversaturation of Brandmeier? and a half at KZZP. Jonathon "My relationship is stronger with the GM Brandmeter in some areas than Randy. The When you have a high-profile morning Prior to mornings areas of money in particular fall under the guidance person like a Jonathon Brandmeier, it's at KZZP, he did middays at WOKY/Mil- of the GM. He negotiated my contract with easy for his promotions and bits to carry waukee and before that mornings at me, and was in on my hiring, so this is an over to the rest of the dayparts, and over- WYBR/Rockford. "I got the job in area Randy and I don't work on. However, saturate the station. "We work hard to pro- Rockford by sending my resume scrawled I don't run to the GM when I can't get my mote what Jonathon does, but at the same on a brown paper bag, and putting my tape way with Randy. That would be playing one time, it's important for him to cross - inside. I got back into radio after doing against the other, and would be a very promote the of KZZP's activities. If standup comedy for a few years, and Broadcasting his show live from Miami, rest unhealthy situation for all." Jonathon Brandmeler (I) with Sheik Mohammed there is any one area that he needs a gentle because the band I had broke up. I needed El Fasi (r). nudge in, it's this one. money," he said. Continued from Page 20

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 22 R&R/Friday, September 17, 1981 Deely The Care And Feeding Continued from Page 3 Dunn WLRS GM Louisa Henson commented, Continued from Page 1 "We are in a very competitive situation. It going to be a very popular format Of A Morning Man became necessary to reanalyze what we in Dayton, but I'm certainly pleas- were doing. Dan, as an insider here, has the ed to be going home. I'm certainly 22 insights we need at exactly the right time. It happy to go to a station with Continued on Page going up as when you're coming down .. . should be a very strong move for the sta- and he's right. We all have egos, so don't WBCS's reputation in the market- Jonathon spends a lot of time prepping flaunt yours. tion." place. I'm extremely pleased with He told me he takes one Before joining WLRS in afternoon drive the department heads at the sta- his show each day. "Everyone at the station deserves for each hour to concentrate on, and last October, Deely was an air personality tions. They are talented people, subject respect. If they act decent and work hard, then a separate thing to get the audience to at competing WQMF/Louisville, and one- and maybe I can help them devel- they should get it, and I mean everyone. I participate in each hour, also. When he time Louisville AOR WZZX (now WJYL). op their talents more fully. I don't try to show everyone respect from the all- decided to go to Miami to see oil -rich Sheik Deely was also interim PD for a time at anticipate any changes at this night jock to the secretaries. A morning El Fasi, Jonathan went on the WZZX. time, and I don't go at it with a Mohammed man must have a sense of responsibility and told the audience what he was going 'black homburg' attitude." air about his show. Don't be late for starters. to do before he told Randy or the GM. What You can't be great everyday, but you can be WRKO "No problem from was their reaction? there to do your best, and that's my attitude little more news and talk in the either of them. They know if I've committed about my job." stituting a us, it's for a good purpose. I don't suggest morning integrated by those two. Tony, of Solar every morning man should work this way Jonathon also spoke of successful morn- course, had been a highly visible TV Continued from Page 3 on promotions with their stations. Unders- ing talents who get lazy. "Each day, you've newsman and Janet is a very capable talk them within our organization." tand the ground rules first," he cautioned. got to get on the air and act like it's your host. They'll both be doing news and talk, Griffey indicated that Constellation's first first day back from vacation, or it's your primarily leaning in their own directions, release would be an album by the group first day on the job. That kind of thinking but they'll both be involved." Wolf, set for a November 5 debut. keeps you sharp. Too many morning guys "I think that when you have get a taste of success, and think they've got someone as creative as the audience right where they want them. Think too much along these lines and you'll Jonathon, you must make lose half your audience in no time. him understand that you're "I'm very thankful that Randy gives me on his side at all times. This the freedom to be creative and backs me up. I had a guy get on the air recently and is especially important when say 'fuck you' before I knew what was hap- it comes to occasional pening. Randy knew I was upset, and didn't get mad at me. We do have a new digital 1 listener complaints." delay system now, so it won't happen again.

Earlier, Jonathon talked about one of his "One thing I admire about weak points. He reflected on another. "Ran- is he dy helps me cross promote the rest of the Randy that doesn't feel station. I've got to do it in my own style, but the need to tamper or read- I do more of it now than I used to. For ex- just things that work well ample when Randy was going on vacation, I ALL SMILES HERE - Why is this group smiling? Well, it could be that (I) WQID/Biloxi PD Kirk told the audience he was going to an alcohol already ... like my show. Cliatt and (r) Joe Harris from sister station WVMI have just finished judging a bathing suitlwet rehabilitation center, and asked for He doesn't tell me to shut up T-shirt contest Why is Mary Ann Bounds smiling? She just won the contest with over 2000 cheering for her. everyone's support. It got a lot of people's he en- onlookers attention and it plugged his show." or limit me. Instead No Prima Donnas Please courages me in my strong What about being a prima donna? "I areas and guides me. It think every morning personality has the helps me get better." potential to be a real pain in the butt. Years ago, I MC'd a Slim Whitman concert, and went backstage to meet him Along with hun- If you are a morning personality and you're dreds of others. It took hours to finally talk being stifled, instead of becoming a to him. I asked him why he let so many crybaby around the station, find yourself folks back to see him, and he pulled out the another job. You'll be a lot happier in the old adage about meeting the same people end."

KWLO FUN PATROL MAKES WINNERS HAPPY - This past summer KWLO/Waterloo, Motion LONG LOST HOSERS ARE REUNITED - Like IA had its Super Summer Fun Patrol on the want a beer and some back bacon, eh? Great streets giving away hundreds of dollars in White Northerner (II Paul Dean Loverboy prizes to listeners. Shown (1-r) in the Prize Barry Kaye has left KRBEMouston to go across of West, who is the night jock at WTIC-FM/Hartford is reunited with long -lost hosehead Dave Patrol are afternoon driver Don Betts, midday town to do mornings at KYST for Clay Gish ... is upped to MD, and Jim Cutler is promoted to Shannon (r), who is Operations Manager of personality Mark Potter, Operations Director Pat Gillen is new to afternoon drive at overnights from part-time, as Gil Andrews moves WBXQ/Johnstown, after a recent Loverboy Drew Bentley, Production Director Janette WPSTITrenton ... Greg Mundy, who left into middays ... KIDDIMonterey promotes Rick concert at the War Memorial Arena. Rae, and morning jock Stu Tell. KDUKIHonolulu to join KIKI, stayed for only five Lee to middays, filling the void left by Janice minutes or so, making still another segue to after- Taylor's departure from the station. noons at KPOI. Replacing him as MD at KIKI is Randy Bliss is named PD at C0102/Geneva, Michael Shishido ... Bill Jackson leaves NY, coming in from 0101/La Salle-Peru, IL .. KGWIPortland to join cross town competitor Geoff Scott, former News Director at KFH- KCNR in the midday slot. KB98/Wichita, is now holding the same position Mark St. John is now doing mornings and at KIMN & KYGOIDenver ... 0101/Meridian music at WHHY-FMIMontgomery, and Mark afternoon driver Mark Mosley joins WRNO- Thompson leaves WSGAISavannah to do after- FMINew Orleans, with Tom Kinney from noons at WHHY-FM ... WLOL-FMIMinneapolis KEELIShreveport now doing the 0101 shift. grabs Bob Lange away from the morning show at Also, Terry Norman leaves the night show at KDWB (AM) to afternoon drive. Bob replaces 0101 to join WSAIICincinnati. John Chommie, Pete Thompson, who joined KAFMIDaIIas .. . PD at WHSY/Hattiesburg, MS, is now doing With KSTTIDavenport's Jim O'Hara moving nights at WOUE/New Orleans. across the street to KIIK, MD Bill Young is now KII01Colorado Springs has signed on with their the acting PD. new CHR format under PD Jesse Bullet. Here's Lee Lewis, exits K96/Provo's late night show the line up: Bob Jacobs a/kla "Fast Jimmy" is do- .. Robb Stewart is out at KITYISan Antonio, ing mornings from WMEEIFt. Wayne; Assistant and former KZFMICorpus Christi PD John PD and MD Mike Daniels is doing 9am-noon; Kirk Steele is now in charge of programming ... Mike Russell is doing noon-4pm; Jesse Bullet does 4-8pm; Ron Chase most recently with William B. Tanner in Memphis is doing 8p-12mid; and John T. Howard is doing all nights ... Don Davis, mid- day personality at KVOLILafayette and wife San- CHR's Most Accurate dra are the new parents of a baby girl, Kristen. GREAT SCOTT - On a recent promotional tour plugging his new album, RCA recording Music Information Congrats ... For the record, anyone looking for artist Scott Baio paid a visit to KIQQ/Los Angeles. Shown (l-r) ere RCA rep Kelly Summers, an air shift at WORD/Spartanburg should send Public Service Director Francesca Cappucci, night rocker G.W. McCoy, Baio, and MD Robert Begins on Page 63 their tapes to the attention of Robert Brown. Moorhead.

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The Value Of Humor On The Air > Programming Objective: To Be #1 IThe Record Industry Crisis: Solutions? Airkft. Problem: Talent Hunting JEFF GELB DM: Very much so, and, to be honest, it rupted. We'll play a few cuts and then a jock drives John crazy. But once John came to will break in. I'm not unsympathetic to the town and heard the station, he understood record company position. But they deal Denton Marr On why we did it. We have great 25+ numbers, with a product that's easy to copy, so it's WEBN's and I feel personality is a big part of it; it's really up to them to come up with a solution a WEBN tradition. that prevents unauthorized duplication. It's John's primary area of responsibility with a real quandary for the record companies, 15 Years the station is to set up music research sys- too, because for years they were asking us Of Rocking tems, execute them properly, and interpret to track their albums. One thing we do is their data properly. John certainly de- generally wait till an album's in the stores Last week WEBN/Cincinnati celebrated its 15 -year history with its serves some of the credit for helping us im- before we track it in key dayparts, so at sixth annual fireworks show, attracting hundreds of thousands of loyal prove our music delivery system. least we won't kill that initial rush. listeners and fans, many of whom probably don't recall WEBN's Regardless of where one lives, there's a Choosing Music earliest tendency to be somewhat provincial in R&R: Let's talk about the kinds of music origins. It was signed on August 30, 1967 as a partially -automated Jazz one's thinking. A good consultant provides a WEBN plays. and Classical station. But within weeks, it was also spotlighting pro- satellite view. I get along fabulously with DM: It has to have a decent melody and gressive rock in two-hour John; after all, he and I are not working at a weekend blocks. Response warranted more strong backbeat. But times are changing. cross-purposes. We both want the same rock and less classical and jazz, and within two years the station was, We recently went on the Chicago single thing: a better WEBN. be- for all intents and purposes, a full-blown rocker. cause it tested well in callouts from airplay Denton Marr joined WEBN in 1969, jock - on the CHR in town, and it's gone through lot of investigation, we decided that John ed there for a year -and-a -half, and then the roof for us. But the same week we went had the superior technology for the 80's, parlayed his strong nighttime ratings into a on Tonio K's "Mars Needs Women." So basically in terms of research. As record PD job at KLOS/Los Angeles in 1971. But long as we think our audience will sales became less and less an appropriate like it, ABC's corporate structure displeased him, we'll try it. And now that we have a re- index of popularity for airplay, there had to so he returned to WEBN in the fall of 1971 to search system, we can do a better job of be something to replace it. We felt that work closely with PD (now GM) Frank determining how well the record's going callout research had reached the point Woods in the formulation of WEBN's pro- over. where it could provide some answers for us. gramming. Marr was named PD in 1976 A record like Chicago helps me continue One thing that's always been great about and has held the post ever since. to service my 25+ listeners. While most WEBN is that, as a small, independently - R&R: The station's gone through several AOR's skew either teens or 25+, we're in owned station, we could always respond to programming evolutions. How about a the very enviable position of skewing in changes in technology or chronological retelling of those changes? the marketplace both directions. In practical as quickly as necessary. terms, our au- DM: We started off as the usual free- dience is 16-30; the "car key age." When R&R: You started in AOR before it even form, progressive rock, acid rock hippie kids get the car keys, they come to WEBN, had a name, and have watched it grow into radio station, closely identified with the WEBN'S PROGRAMMING TEAM MD Curt and seem to stay with us till about 30-31. today 's tightly structured format. Do you - political and cultural left. I think we were Gary (back), Programming Coordinator Louise Above that, they're more interested in their ever miss the days of rampant segues and one of the first such stations to consider us- Wilkolí (front), PD Denton Marr (right). mortgage payments and other considera- diverse musical styles? ing a format. There was a time when tions; and they have a different set of DM: Not really, because I'm a radio Frank and I were the station; he did 4-8pm Record Relationship demands from radio. They're interested in man. To me, the fun is in the radio, and the and I'd do 8-1, and were automated the rest R&R: WEBN has gone from being a loose more "functional" information: news, basic premise of radio is to get a lot of peo- of the time. So he and I worked very closely experimental station to using sophisticated weather, traffic, haspball scores. ple listening. That's what I'm into. I get together. It had become obvious to us that, music research. How have the record com- R&R: Is AOR radio incompatible with turned on by the knowledge that there are panies responded? those needs? hundreds of thousands of people out there DM: DM: Not at all, but in Cincinnati there who get turned on by WEBN. That's the ex- Record companies understand are other stations that do a better job at "I want this station to be so citing part to me the pure radio that, while we have a symbiotic relation- - process, covering those areas than we are interested which is one reason I have, for years, ship, my objectives are very different from compelling that people are theirs. My goal is to make my radio station in doing. We don't have a traffic helicopter stressed the importance of nonmusical pro- and probably won't afraid not to listen for fear gramming. the city's best and most successful - if I get one. There are two they'll miss something." could do that by playing one record over stations in the market that have them, and Humor & Production Values and over, I would. unless we could do it better or more R&R: How does WEBN reflect that at- My responsibility to the record com- humorously, for instance, we'd rather put titude? panies is to report to them as honestly as our money and time elsewhere. Top 40 for if we were to compete with possible what I'm doing with their product, listeners, we were going to have to put some DM: On its purest level I'm looking for and what the response is to what we play. kind of structure to the music to guarantee entertainment, and the most common form It's their responsibility to act on that infor- "My goal is to make my ra- that the favorites would get on of that is humor. That's something I've audience's mation, and that's where I feel the com- the air more frequently than our personal always put a premium on: humor and pro- dio station the city's best and panies sometimes fall down. They don't re- dictated. So we started carting up the duction values. I want this station to be so tastes spond properly to the input my audience is most successful -if I could most popular songs each week, agreeing to compelling that people are afraid not to lis- ten for fear they'll miss something. One of giving to them. They respond too slowly, too do that by playing one record get two or three on each hour. This was tenuously. back in 1971 or '72. our key uses of humor is in a series of phony over and over, I would." spots we do for things like "Tree Frog I don't have any solutions to the current Adding A Structure Beer." This is a product which never ex- record industry crisis. We've done research four five Gradually, over a period of or isted, and probably never will. It's some- that showed that 25-34's were buying one or These listeners pretty much count on years, we started breaking down all our thing we've marketed through fake ads for two or no records in a year. That was disap- television or newspapers for hard news. We music in terms of popularity and times they ten years. We run spots for it whenever we pointing but not overly surprising. But then do run news in morning drive, when people We had things our own way should come up. have the space in the stop -sets. Then there's the 18-24's, whom you would imagine buy- seem to need and want it most - we con- for a long time, but about four or five years "Brute Force Cybernetics," whose motto is ing a couple records a month, said they firm for them that the bomb hasn't gone off ago, we had one real bad book. It was the "Create a need, then fill it." They "make" bought two or three a year. I was horrified each day. We also run a comprehensive result of WSAI-FM coming right after us. things we advertise like the temporary to hear this. The economy's at the top of the report at noon, plus `casts at 5 and 6pm. Although we had a structure, we were still lobotomy simulator, the portable hole, TV list for reasons. Home taping is not a straw Later on throughout the night, we run news- pretty much all over the musical map, go- fast -forward, etc. These spots are treated man; it's very real and a critical problem features called the "Streets of Cincinnati," ing from Led Zeppelin to John Klemmer in- just like real clients; when we get new ones, for the industry to solve. Putting scramble and "Listening In." to Buffalo Springfield into Laura Nyro. we give them 36 a -spot rotation. signals on tapes won't do it - my chief Evaluating The WSAI-FM had a more narrow musical Humor and personality apply to the air - engineer could figure out a descrambler in Competitors base, outrocking us. A counterattack was staff also. I allow them virtually total an afternoon for fun. There are thousands of R&R: Whom do you consider your pri- necessary, so we employed Burkhart/Ab- freedom, so long as they take care of the people like that. So I don't feel there are any mary competitors? rams, who came in and shook up our pro- basics. They can add anything to their technological answers. DM: Q102 (WKRQ), a CHR station. They gramming somewhat; took out the John shows that they like, within certain boun- R&R: Do record companies have a legiti- skew heavily with teens and 18-24's. Beyond Klemmers and Laura Nyros. Our counter- daries of good (or bad) taste. For example, mate gripe in asking stations to refrain that they don't have too much. We don't attack drove WSAI-FM to Country pro- midday man Michael Luczak was on vaca- from playing albums in their entirety? want to share any more 18-24's with them gramming. That whole experience taught tion last week. So all day on the air today he DM: Yes. I can remember a time when than necessary. The worst thing that ever us an important lesson: that we couldn't was "showing movies" he took while on we used to run a tone so people could set happened to radio is push -buttons, so we're allow ourselves to become complacent, too vacation, using a cart sound effect of a their tape recorder meters before we'd going to get a certain amount of shared lis- big for our own britches. movie projector. play albums in their entirely. As a conces- tenership. We want the best possible shared About a year -and -a -half ago, we signed R&R: Isn't a heavy personality approach sion to the record companies, several years quarter-hour listenership maintenance. with Sebastian, Casey & Associates. After a a bit atypical for a Sebastian station? ago we stopped tracking albums uninter- Continued on Page 26

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 26 RER/Friday, September 17, 1981 EVOLUTION Welcome to new AOR WOWE/Chattanoo- Denton Marr On WEBN ga, where Tony Davis is PD and Dave King Continued from Page 24 is GM and co-MD with Tony ... WXUS/La- cially considering your shared listenership models to work from. When I was growing fayette switches from AOR to A/C .. . WSKS, Cincinnati's other AOR, serves an with a CHR, what do you consider the up, and Top 40 was all there was, there were KLDY/Kansas City switches calls to KKCI- interesting function for us. They're com- stylistic line you can't cross musically? great jocks like Dick Biondi and B. Mitchel AM on September 25 to simulcast the FM's petition and very aggressively going after DM: It's really on a cut -by -cut basis. My Reed and Sam Riddle to listen to. Personali- AOR programming ... KREM-FM/Spo- us. They have some problems, primarily audience has told me pretty clearly that ty was not exception, it was the rule. kane selects Bill Stairs as new PD from that they don't have a city -grade signal. they don't want anything that even reminds My solution is to find people who have KFIV/ Modesto ....KWK-FM/St. Louis As- Plus they're undergunned, because they them of disco; it's still an important buzz- that creative spark and then teach them sistant PD Jim Atkinson exits ... Steve were facing a change in ownership. We word among 16-24 males. That's a starting radio, rather than find people who know Chris is named PD at WAIM/Greenville as want WSKS to do well (but not too well), be- place. radio and then try to light a fire under them. former PD Gary Jackson assumes MD post cause, in effect, it keeps another AOR out of Ballads, or what used to be called "wim- The last time I needed a jock I found some- and former MD Lee Rogers exits. New to the market. If we had a 14 share, some py" songs, don't get the negative response one on the listener -sponsored station in WAIM are Bill Prather for nights from bright company would say, "Those guys they once did. Sociologists tell us that one of town, and she worked out marvelously. WTYN/Tryon and Rick Woodell from are too fat. We're going to go in and take six the classic responses to hard times is a R&R: Denton, after all these years, is WPFM/Panama City for mornings. Exiting points away from them." But if we have an retreat to romanticism. So maybe people your job still fun? is morning man Charlie McCoy ... Jeff Ric- 11 and WSKS has a 2 or 3, no one's going to want to escape into a romantic ballad more DM: More than ever! The station has cio is named MD for WHJY/Providence .. . think of coming in as the third AOR in the often than they did a few years ago, when made money for a long time now and done Bill Richards exits KDWB/Minneapolis for market. So, in a way, we have a vested in- everything was "modal." extremely well, but being number one was KREO/Santa Rosa ... Pollack Communi- terest in seeing that WSKS does well - but Last week I heard a listener describe new a great thrill. The chance to be more than cations signs WFBQ/Indianapolis for consul- not too well! wave as "mellow punk!" Cincinnati has not just a hip jukebox is so much fun; it's so been as receptive to that style of music as satisfying in a way that's difficult to tation ... B/A/M/D signs KKDJ/Fresno R&R: How about the final say on the . some other places, so it's still very much a describe sometimes. But when we see and KKRQ/Iowa City for consultation .. WSKS cow's head story (R&R Street Talk pick -and -choose, cut -by -cut situation. 500,000 people show up for a fireworks show New to WIOT/Toledo are Jane Rozman for 7-30) - is this an indication of the way com- nights from WWCK/Flint and John Ryan because we invited them, it's a real thrill. petition works in Cincinnati radio? R&R: What's the biggest problem you from neighboring WXEZ for part-time air - R&R: Still, you must, at times, wonder DM: It was much a thing as a face as a PD these days? work Carol Richards joins KZEL/Eu- as personal where to go from here. What's your job fan- ... professional one; they'd made some shifty gene for middays Jeff Dickerson is new DM :Finding really credible talent. I tasy? ... personal remarks about "those snotty Hyde to news at WSLQ/Roanoke from neighboring just went through trying to hire a Produc- DM: Maybe to program a top five or top people." If they want to outprogram WXLK Park tion Director, and I probably got about 100 three market station someday. Owning a or outpromote me, fine. But making tapes. 20% weren't right at all, maybe 3% station has never been a fantasy for me. I COMING NEXT WEEK: This year's remarks on the air, I don't dig. It's bush. were genuinely creative, with a real spark don't think it would be as much fun; there NRBA AOR panel was a real winner, That's what the cow's head was all about. of brilliance, and the rest were just are too many financial worries. with Lee Abrams, Toney Brooks, Rick Actually, I'm friends with those guys, average-competent, but that's it. R&R: We all grew up with Mick Jagger. I Carroll, Jeff Pollack, John Sebastian though, in a sense, they're trying to take People ask, "Where the next generation guess if he and the Rolling Stones can still and myself fielding questions from an bread out of my mouth, which I don't ap- of great jocks going to come from?" The be working in rock music when they're 40, enthusiastic audience on a number of preciate. But it's not a personal, vindictive situation is that a lot of younger people in there's no reason we can't be. topics. Next week I'll share those ques- Cleveland-type of radio war. the business have been weaned on (I hate to DM: And, in the process, learn to ap- tions and their enlightening answers, in- single them out) Burkhart/Abrams cut- preciate our jobs from a slightly different cluding thoughts on upper demo listen- Ballads Maybe But No "Disco" and-dried radio and they've never heard viewpoint as well. It's still a great way to ing, modern rock, and personalities. R&R: In your competitive battle, espe- anything else, and therefore have no role earn a living. UPDATE

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starts a "Five in a Row or $5000 promo- signal beaming all the way to Rochester .. . tion? If you're WAPP/New York, you start KINK/Portland cosponsored a benefit road a "Six in a Row or $10,000" contest, in re- race for MDA that raised $18,000... WKLS/ sponse to WPLJ's current promotion. Things Atlanta's been active lately. The station are very competitive in New York City sponsored the first annual "Music & Tennis these days ... WDHA/North Jersey has Festival," with artists from groups like arranged for Network's Todd Rundgren to Queen, Loverboy and Survivor taking on perform at the station's upcoming Hallo- tennis stars in a benefit for the American ween Ball. There's also a chance the show Cancer Society. WKLS followed up that pro- will be simulcast live on an AOR network motion with a "Rock 'N' Bowl Party," with ... KLOS/Los Angeles will release its first members of Kansas, the Producers, the hometown talent album as the culmination Brains, and Fort nox bowling against of its present "Rock to Riches" talent search, 96 Rock listeners for charity ... WSJO/ co-promoted with Miller High Life beer. Al- Johnson City is a new AOR that needs album bum buyers will vote on their favorite bands servicing. Contact MD Candy Bryant at through a ballot enclosed with each album, (615) 926-3121.. . BILLY IDOLIZED AT WMMS - Chrysalis's Billy Idol (left) dropped in at WMMS/Cleveland with the winning act competing in New while in town for a concert. He's pictured with MD Kid Leo (center) and promo rep Len Evan - York with similar market winners for an C O N C E R T S L C O N V E R S A T I O N S off (right). album contract with Atlantic ... Lots of congratulations this week: Doubleday Na- tional PD Dave Hamilton and new wife, CONVERSATIONS: 38 Special, Billy Idol on COLOR Patty; to WTUE/Dayton PD Dave Luczak WEZXIScranton ... Charlie Daniels on CHUM- and wife Cindy on the birth of son, Jason; FM/Toronto ... Krokus, Judas Priest on KLAOIEI KWXL/Albuquerque MD Doug Davis and Paso ... John Cougar on WLVOIColumbus .. . JOHN KRUGERRAND: Y95/Rockford limo rides to the showing for winning listen- wife Terri on new son Geoffrey; WERI/ Beach Boys, April Wine, Black Sabbath on pacted with Riva/Polygram's John Cougar, ers. Westerly MD Steve Feldman and wife Sue CHEZ-FM/Ottawa ... Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap who was appearing locally in concert, for a TICKETED T-SHIRTS: When Peter Tosh on new son Ian; and WZXY/Kingsport on Trick, Aldo Nova, Ian Thomas on CITI-FMIWInni- contest that asked listeners to register by and Jimmy Cliff came to Albuquerque for a its first AOR anniversary! ... KROQ/Pa- peg ... Billy Idol on WPDHIPoughkeepsie .. . guessing the London gold fixed price for concert date, KFMG asked listeners to sadena jocks were onstage at the US Festi- Elvis Costello on WNEW-FMINew York... September 2. Correct entries were picked at phone in answers to reggae questions to win val to introduce many of the modern rock Tone Burnette on KVREISanta Rosa ... Iron random in a drawing for a krugerrand coin commemorative T-shirts that had the con- acts. Speaking of KROQ, the "Mery Griffin" Maiden, Scorpions on KIDOIBoise ... Billy prize. cert ticket logo printed on them. Wearing the TV show scheduled for syndication airing Squier on KPKE/Denver ... Ted Nugent, Car- IN THE PINK: Several AOR's have tied ticketed T-shirts provided winners free ad- Friday (9-17) was staged with the help of mine Appice, Axe on WIOTIToiedo ... Elvis in with Pink Floyd's "The Wall" for contests. mission to the concert. the L.A. area AOR, which supplied an au- Costello, Billy Idol, Clash on WLIRILong WPYX/Albany is looking for listeners wear- RUSH HOUSE PARTY: WHCN/Hartford dience for an all -modern rock show, featur- Island ... Al Kooper on WPLRINew Haven ing pink to award tickets for a "Wall" obtained an advance copy of the new Mer- ing Stray Cats, Josie Cotton, Toni Basil, Krokus, Judas Priest on KFMXILub- screening. KILO/Colorado Springs also held cury/Polygram Rush album, along with a and Oingo Boingo ... KDUK/Honolulu bock, Greg Kihn on WKOOILexington ... Mo- a preview screening for listeners, giving out video of the band. The station organized a raised $5000 for MDA in a weekend by sell- tels, 707, REO Speedwagon on WIOTIToledo posters and 45's as well. WCMF/Rochester Rush "House Party" for a listener, picked ing station bumper stickers throughout town ... Jimmy Cliff on WMADIMadison ... Lover- from The win- held an exclusive Rochester premiere of the entries in a random drawing. at 50c each (that's a lot of bumper stickers!) boy On WODRIRaieigh ... Steve Miller, CS&N film, offering tickets, satin jackets, and ner and his friends were treated to a listen- ... KFMX/Lubbock held a birthday jam on KEZYIAnaheim ... Waitresses on WEZXI ing and video party at the listener's home, celebration for local -boy -made -good Buddy Scranton ... Ted Nugent on WDVEIPittsburgh food. complete with beverages and Holly, with Slash/WB's Blasters and four ... Gang Of Four, B -52's on KROOIPasadena HEAVY METAL: When Girlschool, Scor- local acts providing music for 5000 listeners. Chilliwack, 38 Special, Uriah Heep, Street - pions and Iron Maiden came to Spokane for a All profits benefitted the American Can- heart on CITI-FM/Winnipeg ... John Waite on AOR's Most Accurate concert, KEZE celebrated with a "Heavy cer Society ... KMEL/San Francisco co- WKDFINashville ... Krokus on KLAOIEI Paso Music Information Metal" contest that asked listeners to write sponsored a $2.50 benefit concert for the ... John Cougar on WRIFIDetroit ... Billy in their guesses as to the price of silver on a Bay Area Music Archives featuring Capitol's on KMETILos Angeles Judas Priest Begins on Page 43 Squier ... particular day to win four pounds of silver. Tubes ... WUWU/Buffalo has constructed on WOFMIMiiwaukee.

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WLIR'S GELDOF GIG - Bob Geldof (left) of Columbia's Boomtown Rats toured the country in support of his group's new album, end his role in the Pink Floyd "Wall" movie. Along the way, he visited WLIR/Long Island PD and longtime fan Denis McNamara (right).

A SPECIAL BENEFIT WITH 38 SPECIAL - A&M's 38 Special faced the WZXR "Ball Busters" in a benefit softball game that raised over $2000 for St. Jude's Hospital. The game went to WZXR 5 to 4. Pictured (l -r) after the game are group's Jack Grodin and Jeff Carlisi, manager Mark Spector, band's Donnie Van Zant, A&M's Lee Durham, WZXR PD Redbeard, Mid -South Concert's Bob Kelly, and group's Don Bames.

TYZIK TOPS WITH WGMC - Capitol's Jeff Tyzik SQUIER'S SUPPORTERS - When Capitol's Billy stopped by for an interview at jazz -flavored AOR Squier played a Washington concert, DC 101 WGMC/Greece while on a concert four through commemorated the show by producing custom- upstate New York. Pictured (I -r) are station ized T-shirts for listeners. Pictured present- manager Bob Lindquist, Tyzik, and PD Andrew ing a shirt to Squier (right) is DC 101 MD Dave Chinnici. Brown (left).

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Q107 - WEA Music of Canada marked the fifth AOR anniversary of Q107/Toronto with a special plaque presentation. Pictured (I -r) are WEA's Chris Allicock, Q107 music assistant Samantha Taylor, GM Gary Sleight, WEA's Larry Green.

BERLIN AIRLIFT TAKES OFF - Handshake Records' latest rock signing is Berlin Airlift, whose members were introduced to Boston radio reps at a special listening party. Pictured (l -r, top) are pro- ducer Bill Pfordresher, WBCN GM Tony Bernardini, WRKO's Judy Inter, WBCN PD Oedipus, Hand- shake President Ron Alexenburg, band manager Billie Best, WBCN Director of Creative Services David Bieber, MD Marc Miller, Creative Assistant Priscilla Sims; (I -r, bottom) band members Rick Berlin, Chet Cahill, Jayne Balmond, Joe Petruzzelli, Steven Perry.

GEILS BAND GREETS FANS WDVE/Pittsburgh sponsored a contest in conjunction with an area ap- - POINT BLANK LIVE WLUP/Chicago sponsored a live concert broadcast of MCA's Point Blank from a pearance of EMI's J. Geils Band that awarded two listeners backstage passes to meet the band. Pic- - nearby beach. Pictured after the show (l -r) are MCA's Larry Green, WLUP PD Tim "Legs" Kelly, band's tured behind the two winners (l -r) are WDVE account exec. Lee Lilienthal, band's Peter Wolf, WDVE PD Rusty Burns, Bill Randolph and Bubba Keith, WLUP MD Sky Daniels, band's Michael Hamilton. Howie Castle, EMI's Alex Maye.

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JEFF GREEN mpre n ` r`/ wítá gattrng Ofd Y au hae of a tase of .. rc n .....+.rF Export ti+ p Ctrp £, CLOSE-UP Tt$e ï. Herte WIUE1 dae ofttes. tiny ¡owing rt st Legend- an has Larry t+n ært itY t Lays Fund. titled needed to keaF Larry "The Legend" Johnson yß Ice Rink L West Atáis C3tymá wit/ products tEr1 ce PERSONALITY "TELLS IT LIKE IT SKATING ON THIN ICE - America's only operating Olympic speedskating rink was on the brink WZUU-FM IS of closing until Larry "The Legend" 's successful fundraising drive saved the facility. This poster was just one of various visible efforts linking WZUU-FM and Larry to the cause. His name is Larry "The Legend" Johnson, Makite's controversial morning man at WZUU-FMIMilwaukee. Larry distributes "nerd awards" and sends If I can get on the air and raise money in a 6am, only to find both city paper out "golden horse's tails" to people who do things he doesn't like. Just as day or two, why not do it? I don't see many photographers, the sanitation union presi- other stations doing this on local level, dent, department head, top supervisor, and often, he leads crusades to raise money for needy people and causes. Many a especially here." area manager all there to greet me and hate him. His show isn't the top -rated in town, but it listeners love Larry and some Larry's not worried that someday follow our truck all day long. They took me I think you'll see why. may be the most interesting. After reading this article, Milwaukee listeners will tell him he's to the worst inner city area, where I en- "gone to the well" once too often. "If I set countered rats, dog poop, and everything Larry's broadcasting career began some sorry because of our business that we had to up a Love Fund every week, I'm sure else. They ran my rump off! By afternoon I 30 years ago when he was in high school. "I do this. So I want to donate $1000 to the listeners would say, 'Oh, here he goes beg - was really dragging, and I was photograph- had visions of being a rich DJ," he recalled. Milwaukee Blind Association.' And he did! gin' again.' But every time it's different: an ed while sitting exhausted on the curb. It "I dreamed of girls chasing after me, living The lady also got her furniture back the assault, robbery, cancer, the rink. Each one made the front page of the papers and the good life. Little did I know I would end next day. We gave her part of the money touches people differently. So far, none of every TV station. I admitted on the air that up in Fulton, KY (pop: 3250), at a station we'd raised and donated the rest to Legal the efforts have failed. In fact, a lot of peo- I understood their job a little better. Now that paid $2 an hour. I was so bad they fired Aid. Funny thing is, that same dealer, who ple and busines-ses give each time." those workers and I get along great." me after one week. So much for the still doesn't like me, actually hired me No Sacred Cows Being a good sport is one of the ways glamour! I had a lot to learn," he conceded. years later for a personal appearance Larry resolves many of his bitter, hostile Learn he did, as Larry spent 14 years as because he knew I'd draw a crowd. Ever If one can admire Larry's philanthropic rivalries. "In other instances, a lot of them announcer, sales manager, and eventually since then, they've advertised with us." crusades, one might also get angry over the believe if they go on my show I'll get off GM at WDXB/Chattanooga. He moved to Larry has orchestrated around 30 Love shots he takes at various community their case," he said. "Once they're on the Chicago and served as the overnight talk Funds since he joined WZUU-FM, and coor- figures and situations. "There are no air, they often see - even if they don't show host at WIND for six years. After a dinates one about every three months. "I sacred cows," he insisted. "Anything I see agree with me - that at least I let them brief television stint in Green Bay, Larry read every newspaper in town, plus other that's irritating people I bring up on the speak their mind. That's usually when they moved to WZUU-FM seven years ago to do major papers," he said. "If I see something air." stop being an archenemy." A typical target of Larry's tirades might mornings, and he's been there since. or someone that needs help, I get involved. "Tell It Like It Is" Most of the projects are local." be a bank which has a long line of Larry has gathered support for a number customers waiting for two tellers, while 18 When asked what the point of it all was, of elderly people who were assaulted, other teller windows are closed. Another Larry replied, "I'm doing something dif- beaten, and robbed. "Time and again, could be a grocery store which allows ferent and I help where I can. My slogan is, we've raised thousands of dollars in just a customers to purchase 40 items through a 'I tell it like it is.' The reason I shock so few days," he said proudly. "10 Items Or Less" checkout stand. many people is because I say on the air Two of the national efforts Larry "Whenever a listener gets on the air and what others think to themselves." originated were the U.S. government blasts a business," Larry explained, "I'll Praising Malrite, Larry said, "This com- cheese surplus distribution program (which say there are two sides to every story. We pany is really unafraid. At most stations, if Larry plans to expand to surplus butter as send a letter to that company describing the you dared to attack the mayor, governor, or well) and the recent successful $74,000 fun- complaint, and offer them a chance to res- a client, they'd fire you immediately. It draiser to keep open America's only Olym- pond. About 80% will write back. Some of should be noted I don't work for the PD, but pic speedskating training facility/rink in for the GM (now Paul LeSage.) I've gone Larry's show on WZUU-FM has never suburban Milwaukee. "That was the "I tell it like it is. The reason through seven PD's here, and every one of been typical. "When I first came here," he hardest Love Fund," he admitted. "When I shock so many people is them has wanted to change my show." explained, "I told then -GM Bill Luchtman you're raising money for a woman that's Larry seems to enjoy taking as much (now VP/GM at Malrite's WAWS-TV/Jack- been raped, you get letters and money from because I say on the air what heat as he dishes out. "I love it when people sonville) that there was no one in the city all over, even unemployed people. But the others think to themselves." get angry and retaliate," he remarked. that was controversial. I wanted to be able skating rink was a different thing. A lot of "The most irritating thing is when they - if I was right - to criticize or praise folks thought the Olympic stars should have our clients get uptight. Although the don't respond or take my calls. I hate that , politicians, clients - anybody. I promised paid for it. As a result, only about $5000 amount has decreased substantially over and I'll keep tearing them up until they do." to give equal time and not libel anyone. I've came from the public; the rest came from the years, we still probably lose about Due to this very line of behavior, Larry been in the business long enough to know local breweries, pizza parlors, and other $10,000 in business each year." once found himself looking down the barrel what I'm doing. I told Bill that WZUU-FM businesses. We ended up with $85,000 in one It's said that for every action there's an of violent retribution. "I was reading a would lose some clients, but that it'd gain month. Now the rink has enough charter equal and opposite reaction. Larry shared a story on the air about a man who'd killed a some, too. He promised to back me up." patrons to keep it going each year." perfect example. "One time during my dog by putting him in an oven. I was ranting Larry & The Love Funds Larry pointed out that for every happy show I complained that a chain of movie and raving about such brutality, when a guy off customers called and agreed, saying, 'You're right. It wasn't long before Larry got himself in- ending there are dozens of other pleas that theatres was really ripping by $1.25 for a box of popcorn. I Anybody who'd hurt an animal is awful. I'd to trouble with a client, but became a hero go unanswered. "The tragic part is that I charging proved that the actual cost to the theatre just as soon waste a human being.' I laugh- with the listeners. "A blind, elderly, one - get about ten letters each week from people I argued that while him and hung up. A little later, there legged black lady had her furnishings asking for help. Many are from was about five cents. ed at to a profit, this was a were ten very angry Hell's Angels outside repossessed by a furniture store, which unemployed families that face losing their everyone's entitled the show, my secretary said waiting to see me. Afraid they'd burn down happened to be one of our biggest adver- homes. Those are cases I can't get involved ripoff. After two men had left a surprise gift in my of- the station if I called the police, I invited tisers. Well, I got on the air and really tore in, because if you did one, you'd have to do fice. I opened the door and found my entire them all in and put 'em on the air! I adlibb- 'em up. I said, 'If they need that damn $700 'em all. With today's tough times, office buried under 500 pounds of cooked ed, 'Here are a group of Hell's Angels who that bad, I'll get it for them. I understand everybody's got problems." popcorn, courtesy of a large popcorn came by to learn how to ride a motorcycle you guys have to run a business, but by So he sticks to projects of common in- distributor. The note they left read, 'Dear - I can teach 'em!' They broke out God, you don't take it away from somebody terest, such as the Olympic rink, or obvious Larry: So you won't have to buy popcorn laughing, and then one said, 'We were like that. We're gonna raise the money for eases of misfortune striking the handicap- ped, terminally ill, or elderly. WZUU-FM's anymore.' It took a whole day to clean it all serious about blowing a person away. We're her.' like a brotherhood. If I were to kill you right "The furniture dealer absolutely freaked attorneys and the promotion and bookkeep- up!" A somewhat messier incident occurred now, my friends would stick by me and out and threatened to sue us for libel. I call- ing departments supervise the incoming when Larry was blasting the city's garbage deny it.' I responded, 'I'll tell you what I'm ed him back and told him that he couldn't Love Fund money, and insure that each workers for wasting time on the job. He going to do, just to show there's no hard sue us because what I had said was true. He recipient signs a release letter specifying went so far as to have buttons made up feelings.' And I gave them each a coupon furious and immediately cancelled all the exact purpose of the funds. even was read, workers sit on their for a free Big Mac at McDonald's, and they on our station. His store caught Why does Larry do these Love Funds? that "Garbage advertising cans," with his picture on them. "They all walked out smiling! My boss came in flak from irate listeners that two "Because these problems really bug me!" so much were ready to assassinate me," laughed and said, 'Larry, you're the biggest con I this 'Love Fund,' he he said. "I'm sure everybody thinks I do it days after started Larry. "Their union president called up, man I've ever seen. Those guys were ready on the air and asked, 'Can I be for publicity, but that's not true. When I called me and challenged me to go with them on a to stomp your ass and now they've left as Of course, I wanted to first started out in radio - you talk about honest with you?' day's work to see how hard their job really your friends. You are crazy!' " a chance, because I believe in starving - I sold empty Coke bottles to get give them was. I readily accepted, not thinking they Larry Johnson crazy? Possibly. Legen- views. He said, money for cigarettes. Now that I earn a equal time for opposing intended for me to work, too. I showed up at dary? Indeed. 'You know, we love blind people, and I'm good living, these problems affect me more.

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some have professional sports, some have music set we have a On AM talk stations, all of which can pull some of new song, about four your listeners. But it seems to me that AM or five times an hour, radio is now finding a place in the market which isn't any less "FM and AM have been doing battle for a long time, and it all started in the ear- by programming unique formats such as than it used to be. We ly 60's when FM started attracting listeners through alternate programming. AM the Big Band stations have done. They've dropped our commer- load from 16 to 12 stations are now going through a midlife crisis, and are sounding very much like taken weak facilities and gotten pretty good cial ratings because they're the only place you minutes per hour and FM counterparts, so now it's AM's turn to present an alternate programming their can get it. It doesn't matter if you're the we cut one full facet." At least so believes KSON(AM)ISan Diego PD Rod Hunter, along with greatest -sounding station in town because if neweast per hour in several other broadcasters I spoke with who have gone up against the FM com- doing the morning and after- two other stronger facilities are Rod Hunter petition in their markets with a unique offshoot of Country they're calling "Classic exact same thing, you're probably going to noon drive, so we've to work with, and Country," "Country Gold," etc. end up third. There will probably be a lot now got more minutes more AM stations doing this format simply what we plugged into those minutes was approach to Country probably would not work in all markets, but This oldies because they're looking for a format that'll oldies. The ratio did go up as far as our old seems best suited to areas oversaturated with "Top -40" Country stations; thus it fit. In fact, I'm not sure it wouldn't work on to new, but as far as how many new songs becomes alternate programming. This week we focus on several stations employ- FM too. Since I have a background with this an hour we play, it didn't change. Classic ing this alternate approach to find out how well it is working for them and what type of format, I can at least understand Country is what our audience perceives us really thoughts they have on its benefit to struggling AM stations. what can happen when you do it as opposed to be, not what we are. to someone who's never done it before. Here in San Diego we're up against KCBQ with 50,000 watts against our 1000 watts. If is generally younger and you have to play a Jack Davis, GM Nick Trigony, GM WVOJ/Jacksonville we both do exactly the same kind of coun- KIKK/Houston more current blend of music for them. try, they're gonna win ... they have to. So However, depending again upon the market We made the change to "Country Gold" our AM going Classic Country gives the au- We have a unique problem here in that and what competition there is, I certainly because we felt we needed to further define dience an alternative to tune to us to hear our radio station is a 250 -watt daytimer, so think it's something to look at for an AM just what our music was. We cannot com- Hank Williams Sr. or Bob Wills. Our we don't have the kind of facility we would some station having difficulties. pete with a strong FM went up dramatically the first shot. like. Obviously, on ratings Wood, GM station such as I don't know that it's totally the format that the AM band you'd Jim WQIK, nor could we did that, but at least it's a trend that I'd like like to have at least WSAI/Cincinnati compete with at that to see continue through the summer book. 5000 watts and be When I took over as GM of WTOD/Toledo time a new station Along with the music changes we also did fulltime to compete in 1973, we instituted the idea of "Classic coming into the some revamping of the overall sound of the with a mass type for- Country" and were probably the first sta- market playing con- station. We never intro a song, but we use mat, so with the ero- tion to do so. The basic idea was to break tinuous country that intro time to give a temperature, a of music listen- down songs into two categories, songs call- sion music. FM, in many traffic report or maybe a cash call ing to FM, we felt ed "hard country" and ones we designated quick people's eyes, is the jackpot update and just roll right into the that we would be bet- "more modern country." Every other song we music band, so music. At the end of the set we'll back - ter off targeting into a had to be a hard country song, so you could had to find a new Jack Davis narrower demo- Nick Trigony still play your Kenny Rogers, Crystal Gayle announce, but we never say "That was identification for ourselves without getting in row," everybody else is graphic than using the shotgun approach or Anne Murray as long as you covered it on three a because away from the basic format that we've saying that. The listener seldom hears what and going for everybody. We also felt that either side with someone like Buck Owens been programming for the past 14 or 15 going into a record anyway. there was no one serving the needs of the or Loretta Lynn. That way the listener the jock said years ... country music. So this is our way of what the song is or was is true Country listener. KENR had done what didn't tune into the station and get the idea The interest of really carving out a specific niche in the midway into it and now they called a "Country Gold" format here, you weren't Country. peaked somewhere market and identifying with the country must be back -announced or the listener gets but they still exposed a lot of newer music There used to be four Country stations in gold sound. while our format, which we call "Klassic Cincinnati (WUBE-AM&FM and WSAI- annoyed. We program about 70% country gold and We maintain the no -intro approach on all Country," is 100% oldies. AM&FM), and all four were playing the ex- 30% top 20. We've always been structured sports, news, weather, etc. That I probably would have done something act same records, mostly all the current features, as middle of the road music, which is why the station is mov- different had we had a different kind of hits. When WUBE switched to Big Bands way it sounds as though this music fits. That, together with the ser- pace. For AM radio to facility. The facility and the competitive and their FM and our FM continued playing ing forward at a fast vice features that we provide, such as must impart all the information mean an awful lot it really very modern-type country, we figured that survive we situation ... award -winning local news coverage, CBS expects to hear without the depends on the market. Although our since this worked so well on the AM in a listener news, and Florida sports, has worked for of too much talk, and program ratings are better, the jury is still out, but I Toledo, we'd institute it here. We felt there perception us. We're not so much selling the format as like each record played will make think it's a combination of our doing some was an opening here because this market the music we are selling country music. People have because it will. right things and the fact that KENR is now has three Kentucky counties in the metro, or break your station ... identified us with country music in this Our target audience is 35-44, but we'll out of the country music format, so we're four in Southern Indiana, and you've had a market for many years; the only difference take 45-54 and the FM is 25-34, but will take the only one really playing the traditional lot of exposure to country music over the now being that we have defined in a more 18-24, so we from 18-54 with our AM/FM classic country music. years down here. Our usual mix is 50/50 go narrow way the music we are playing. complement. As a matter of fact, we've just Our oldies go back to the late 50's, and all with every other record an oldie, so it's not Our target demo is 35+, the people who incredibly increased our billing, so the sales the music is very familiar and hit -oriented. quite as heavy as we had it in Toledo, but are willing to experiment, who are most ac- department is really rolling. However, there's a higher traditional blend according to the last four weeks of Arbitron, tive and more leisure -oriented. That The music mix can go as high as 75/25, and a lot of music that's not exposed it's working. translates into a greater willingness to old to new, depending on whether it's anywhere else. Our "new" music would be We treat these two stations saleswise as if spend money. Previous to the change our songs from last year, but there are certain they were one, figuring about ten years dif- numbers had been sliding. However, since Continued on Page 31 artists we would never play, such as the ference in the demos on the AM side versus the last book for the first time we've been pop, crossover type of artist. This station is the FM side. The FM is targeted more able to halt that slide. for the real Country aficionado. towards 25-54 with the AM 35-64. We're not Rod Hunter, PD We sell the AM in combination with our looking to be an overall full -service station FM, so the demographics blend very well, on the AM, but we do want to provide all the KSON/San Diego Country Radio's Most Accurate with the AM giving us help in the 35-54 high information that people need, especially in We say we're "Classic Country" and peo- Music Information I to this would the morning and afternoon drive periods. ple automatically think that every single end. tend think that format Begins on Page 48 not work on FM's because the FM audience Every market has its own idiosyncrasies; song is an oldie. Well, it's not. In every

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SMILE, YOU'RE ON... -- KPLX/Dallas, one of two corporate sponsors of the recent "Stars For Children" concert, also hosted a cocktail party preceding the event. Station morning personality Terry Dorsey is shown with Joe Bonsall of the Oak Ridge Boys, who headlined the benefit which raised over $200,000 for the prevention of child abuse. MOUNTAIN MUSIC METAL - While in New York for a performance of the Nassau Coliseum, Alabama members were presented with a plethora of platinum and gold records for their 1981 LP "Feels So Right" and current album "Mountain Music." Pictured among the glitter are (front l-r) RCA's Phil Quartararo and Alabama's Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry; (back /-r) RCA's Tim McFadden and Jack Hopke, WKHK MD John Brejot, Alabama member Mark Herndon, former WKHK GM Don Boyles, and group's Jeff Cook.

ARE YOU SURE JACK LaLANNE STARTED THIS WAY? WILJSt. Louis PD Mike Carta FRONTIER DAYS AT FORT COLLINS - was recently accosted on his morning show When Barbara Mandrel! appeared at the by a very energetic Richard Simmons. After Cheyenne Frontier Days, KIIX/Fort Collins he got done with the neck exercises, Richard hid PD Scott Aber made sure he got in a hug took calls from listeners, advising them on BROOKS WALKS ON WGTO - Karen Brooks, currently promoting her debut WB a/bum with the Entertainer of the Year. P.S.: Scott's how to stay fit and also where they could "Walk On," dropped by the WGTO/Cypress Gardens studios for the personal touch. Pictured the one on the right! buy his new album. are (l -r) WB's Dave McClellan, Karen, WGTO MD Henry Jay, and station engineer Stephanie Strong.

CLOWNING AROUND WITH Q - Although HAPPY 206TH, AMERICA! WFMS and the In- passers-by were heard to comment "Which dianapolis Jaycees cosponsored the "Ameri- one is the clown?'; the W/LQ/Williamsport ca 206" celebration in honor of our country's jocks took it in stride as they posed with a 206th birthday, Gene Watson was the star of friend at WILQ Day at Knoebles Groves, an the event along with many local groups, who WAPE'S LAST COUNTRY SHOW - Just prior to changing format WAPE/Jacksonville spon- area amusement park. Pictured with their in- turned out a crowd in excess of 125,000. Pic sored what turned out to be the last country show for the station, a Leon Everette concert at the show, the station also gave away four trips to flatable buddy are (front l-r) Mark Lindow, tured with Gene (second from right) are the Spindrifter Lounge. In conjunction with Doug Herendeen, and Bill Keen; (standing l-r) WFMS air personalities Jeni Edwards, Dave Florida resorts. Pictured flanking Leon are former WAPE PD/morning man Doug Wilson (left) Dale Soules and Paul Cavanaugh. Stanley, and J.D. Cannon. and traffic pilot Robbie Rose (right), the evening's MC's.

which they did to the tune of $10,000. Photo on left shows WVAM MD Stan Davis (left) and THE GREAT COKE CAMPOUT - WVAM/Altoona was one of three stations trapped inside a a Special Olympian, while shot on right pic- camper surrounded by 8000 cases of Coca-Cola, all for the purposes of raising money for the PD Tom Riley (right) at opening ceremonies with Special Olympics. Listeners were urged to "free" the jocks by purchasing the soft drink, tures Stan trapped in his Coke cage.

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Continued from Page 29 ing all this old stuff, they used to ask for drivetime or not. We'll go back to ... who Hank Sr., Bob Wills or Faron Young. No one cares? ... but not a whole lot of that stuff. ever said, "You don't play enough Crystal BIFF COLLIE If we're going to go back and play a great Gayle or Eddie Babbitt." The response has country classic, we'll generally play the been incredible ... people really like it. SEPTEMBER SONG: Johnny Paycheck filed bankruptcy (again) newest version of it anyhow; and when we My personal opinion is that this is a do play it, we ease into it with something minutes before the IRS started auctioning his personal belongings .. . saving -grace format for AM radio for the Charlene Tilton and Johnny Lee's new baby's name is Cherish (sorry more modern -sounding. We wouldn't play time being. However, as soon as this new something brand new and smash into it .. format wears down, they're going to have to about the typo last week) ... Tennessee Express member Joy Gardner it would sound like a train wreck! come up with something else. We're trying also became a recent mama of a baby girl, born August 20 ... Dolly We haven't had anybody say that we're to prove that the AM music format is not Parton still under medical supervision, although she's been released too twangy. Instead, when we weren't play- dead, and so far it's working. from the hospital temporarily and is staying with some friends in New York. Doctors still have not decided whether she'll need that surgery or not. WTBS-TV, the Ted Turner cable feed sta- tion in Atlanta, profiled Loretta Lynn on its "Winners" show September 10. Her climb from a coal -miner's daughter to superstar certainly makes her one ... Mel Tillis's new film company announced its first production; it'll be Richard Powell's "I Take This Land" ... The Organization of Country Radio Broadcasters planning ses- Tom T. Hall chats with Smithsonian Institu- sions for the 1983 Country Radio Seminar don's Performing Arts Director Jim Morris in bore exciting fruits with one of the most ex- his capacity as a consultant to the institute's citing agendas yet concocted in the 15 -year "Board Of Advocates." history of this event. Agenda Chairman Jim Ray (KOKE/Austin GM) and his commit- restitution of $510,000 to persons he has A CHANGE IN PROFESSION? - KJJY/ tee of heavyweights got me excited six defrauded, be ordered to give back all the Ankeny, IA staffers put on their best plaid months early. Serious Country radio broad- money Alabama has paid him. According to pants & volunteered to sell cars in a great pro- casters are making plans now for manage- the suit, Hamilton was the principal in- motion done with Karl Chevrolet Lots of folks ment and numerous staffers to make the vestor in a record company and manage- dropped by to wheel & deal with the rookie MILSAP KICKING AROUND IN DALLAS car salesman ... and business was good productive to Musictown next ment firm controlled by E. Lowry McBride, - trip Ronnie Mi/sap dropped by K/X106/Dallas to (believe it or not)! Pictured above is KJJY February 7, 18 & 19. (Last year's high who was hired by the band's members to handle their recording and personal affairs. visit with afternoon drive DJ Lisa Springer. General Manager Bill Cloutier, KJJY salesman organizational attendance mark was set by Ronnie is shown here with Lisa in the K/X106 Fritz Nordengren & Karl Chevrolet owner Karl Mike Oatman, whose Great Empire Broad- Not long after McBride began serving a control room. Moyer. casting team totaled 16 people for the '82 3 -year prison term in January 1980, Randy seminar!) ... Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee, Owen, Teddy Gentry and Jeff Cook sued to and Linda Thompson (from "Hee Haw") end their contract with him. At the time taped a "Fantasy Island" segment we'll see they became associated with Hamilton, this season ... Tammy Wynette flew in they didn't know that he too was a convicted from San Jose, CA to fly in a Skyhawk for felon. the Grand Opening of the Tennessee Avia- TEN Radio, produced by the Truckers tion Days Air Show, then jumped in another Entertainment Network, is searching plane and flew to Klammath Falls, OR for a for the "Truckers' Favorite Cab -Mate," date that night ... Johnny Cash and Jack who will be an over -the road DJ on (Cowboy) Clement are together again. the company's line of prerecorled cassettes Their first session was in 1957 ("Guess as well as make public appearances at Things Happen That Way" and "Ballad Of trucking -related events. Interested ladies a Teenage Queen") Charlie Daniels who would like to submit a dbmo tape for ... night for completed building his own lighted arena, TEN's "radio station in a cassette" pro- A GATUN GALA -A number of press and media people were in attendance opening at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas and were treated to a with a grandstand seating a couple hundred gram should write to TEN Radio, 404 Diana Larry Gadin & The Gadin Brothers Band Texas -type barbecue following the event Pictured are (l-r) Larry Gavin, KVEG/Las Vegas MD spectators his Twin Pines Ranch in near- Drive, Vallejo, CA 94590. at Rick Diego, Steve Gadin, KVEG PD Doug Shane, and Rudy Gadin. by Mt. Juliet ... Tom T. Hall named to the WILD TRACKS: "Wiley Hicks, where Smithsonian Institution's Board of Ad- are you?" was a question we asked recent- vocates, formed to assist in packaging of ly. One Wiley Hicks is a record producer programs, strategies, fund-raising and and writer in New York. Corky Mayberry, media exposure. Tom T. Hall will serve as an old friend, wrote from KLAC/Los consultant for the performing arts division Angeles, to tell us that Wiley Hicks (aka ... Porter Wagoner & Ray Price signed Jim Simpson) is a performer who lives in with Warner Bros./Viva (Snuff Garrett's Amarillo, Corky's old stomping grounds. production company) ... Songwriter Thanks, Cork! ... Terry Wunderlin, Charles Silver ("Standing Room longtime MD -DJ at WIRK+West Palm Only" -Barbara Mandrell) was found dead Beach, and before that at WQQT/Savannah, in his motel room in Shelbyville, TN, an ap- is looking for "new fields to plow." Reach parent suicide ... Nashville -based Terry at (305) 965-1345 (never called me Dynamic Media, a multi -image production before, Terry) ... Nashville's Scene Three company, received the "Best Documen- Video & Film Inc. will team with Nicholson - KJJO/Eden Prairie, MN's first annual "Listener Appreciation award at the international meeting of Muir Productions of New Ycrk to create KJJO THANKS LISTENERS - tary" fans eager to meet station personalities and listen to special guest Gary "The Program Factory," which will pro- Night" drew over 1400 the Association for Multi -Image for Sue and Morris. Morris is shown here with station PD Don Michaels during the event Wayne Buchanan's production of "Mr. T," duce from four to eight TV programs a day! which is shown daily at Conway Twitty's Roger Muir created "The Howdy Doody showcase at Twitty City in nearby Hender- Show" for NBC-TV in the 1950's and says sonville. that show will be revived, first as a special Alabama, for the second time in less than "aimed not at the kids, but at the alumni." two years, filed a lawsuit in federal court Celebration Productions has been here asking that T. Howard Hamilton, the shooting TV ads for Country radio stations sole shareholder and president of their per- for Country Music Month '82, with stars like sonal management company and a federal Crystal Gayle, Waylon Jennings, Ronnie convict who had been ordered to make Milsap, Conway Twitty, and Jerry Reed. Country News This Week's Guest

CRYSTAL GAYLE NASHVILLE LISTENS TO KENDALLS - Nashville radio lent an ear to the listening party held by Polygram Records for the Kendalls'latest album "Stickin' Together. "Pictured at the affair Call Pete Howard or Kirt Daniels (213)392-8743 ere (l-r) Polygram's National Country Promotion Director Frank Leffel, WSIX's Paul Randall, 228 Main St., Suite R Venice, CA. 90291 Jeannie Kendall, WSIX PD Gerry House, and Royce Kendall.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 34 R&RIFriday, September 17, 1981 Black Fire Forces WSSJ Off Air WSSJ/Camden, NJ was "sacked" for a loss when local van- Radio dals broke into its transmitter building and did so much damage that the station has been off the air for approximately three weeks. WALT LOVE WSSJ has been trying to make inroads with a Black format in the Philadelphia area for the past year. I spoke to new General Manager Pat Delsi about the incident, "The break-in was staged by people looking for TV's, radios, and stereo component parts, and when they realized there was nothing there they left. Our security was contacted along ACTION with the local police to deal with the first break-in. After our security and the Camden police left the scene, another group, this time youngsters, broke into the building a second time. The second group started a fire. By the time the fire depart- ment got there, quite a bit of damage had been done to the building and the transmit- Big movement in Chicago at WJPC. Operations WVEE (V-103)/Atlanta is going after the dread- ter." Manager Jerry Bouiding gave us his new lineup: ed sickle cell anemia by sponsoring a concert to How much was the damage? "That's difficult to answer because we're in the Dr. Bobby Brown, who came from WDIAIMem- benefit research in that area. V-103 held a con- process of dealing with our insurance company right now. I can say that the fire phis, is now doing the 6-10am show; then cert at Atlanta's Chastin Park featuring the B.B. & destroyed virtually all of the internal equipment - i.e., the transmitter - so the cost LaDonna Tittle, 10am-3pm; B.B. D'Banana, O. Band, Marc Sadane, Video, and the First could go into the hundred thousand -dollar range or somewhere along those lines. The 3-7pm, "Tricky" Sam Weaver, 7 -midnight from Light Band. This was the second annual music main thing we want to do now is put everything back together with the best equip- KDIA and KSLO; and Bill Meyers handling over- festival sponsored by V-103 and M & M Products ment possible, so when we go back on the air we will have a good quality, a profes- nights. Bill came from WDDZIFIint. Doing the of Atlanta. The event raised $10,000. over sional sound. We really want to make sure that everything is installed properly so we weekends is Alicia Torres, who came from get that fine state-of-the-art sound that we're looking for." KZZPIPhoenix. Well-known personality Tom KJLHILos Angeles pulled off an impressive When will WSSJ be back on the air? "We're back on now testing our audio. At Joyner is off the air now, but soon will be hosting promotion called the "KJLH Community Apprecia- present we're playing music but our personalities won't start until we get the go- a black TV magazine show produced by Johnson tion Day Concert & Festival" at USC's Alumni ahead from our technical people. It will be sometime this month but exactly when, Publications, due for airing this fall. Park. The concert started at 9am on a Saturday we'll have to let you know. When everything is back in place, we'll be kicking off big- WPDO/Jacksonville informed us that it helped morning, featuring the following artists: Marilyn ger and better than we were before! With all new state-of-the-art equipment, our raise over $10,000 during a 24 -hour radiothon Scott, Chuck Cissel, Alphonse Mouzon, the sound is going to be better than it was with the older transmitter." held in conjunction with the American Cancer CBS Jazz All Stars (with George Duke & Herbie WSSJ is on the AM dial with a signal power of 1000 watts days and 250 watts Society. Program Director Marc Little also gave Hancock), Klique, O.C. Smith, Hiroshima, nights. us the new lineup: Larry Browdy, 6am-10pm; Sylvia St. James, Black Uhuru, and comedians Marc Little, 10am-2pm; Nat "Soul -Finger" Finis Henderson and Paul Mooney. The crowd Jackson, 2-6pm; and Lynn Hampton, a new ad- was estimated at 30,000. It was really great being dition to the station, doing the 6-10pm shift. Earl there and seeing that many black folks coming James will handle the 10pm-2am show with together without any reported incidents. Program Dorian from 2-6am. It looks like a lot is going on at Director J.B. Stone and his organizational staff Black radio stations. I think everyone is trying to deserve "raves." No Black station in Los Angeles get geared up for the fall book! By the way, has put together an event with such an impressive WPDO has also announced that it will start printing turnout. The highlight was a long-distance a Top 40 survey on a weekly basis. Anyone in- telephone call from station owner Stevie Wonder terested in receiving this list should send a self- that was simultaneously put on the air and the addressed stamped envelope to: 9090 Hogan park sound system. The crowd reacted very Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32216. WXFMIChicago favorably to Stevie's comments. General Manager has appointed Paul Nelson as Music Coor- Don Mizell was the driving force behind the entire dinator. He'll be taking calls from noon-5pm event. Tuesday -Friday.

For the eighth consecutive year, KKGOILos WOWIINorfolk has announced the appoint- Angeles is airing highlights (30 hours worth) of ment of Frank Halison as Music Director. Some the Monterey Jazz Festival September 16-19. of you may have heard this name before - as Frank "Hotdog" Halison. Halison has been con- nected with Black radio in a number of cities for We would like to welcome the fol- years. Frank has worked in markets such as WDAS-FM'S BUTTER MELTS WDAS-FM/Philadelphia Program Director Joe "Butterball" lowing new reporting stations to - Washington, D.C. and Houston among others. It's Tamburro (center) melts at the touch of the Ritchie Family. Pictured (left) is RCA's Richard R&R's Black Radio music section: nice to know he's there. Frank was promoted "Snookie"Jones, and (extreme right) WDAS-FM air personality E. Steven Collins joins in the fun. from in-house. The Ritchies (I -r) are Jac qui, Dodie and Vera. WRKSINew York WKYS/Washington KKDA/Grand Prairie, TX has opened an office WDRWIAugusta, GA in Dallas for the convenience of advertisers and WPEGICharlotte, NC record promotion personnel. The office is located W NOOIChattanooga at 3200 Maple Avenue, Suite 105, Dallas, TX, WVKOIColumbus, OH 75201; the phone number is (214) 748-0261. A KKDAIDaIIas party was held there for record company promo- W GPRIDetroit tion people Thursday (9-16) to try and improve KJCBILafayette, LA relations. VP/Programming Michael Spears also KWAM-FMIMemphis told me that KKDA has started a new feature call- WPLZ/Petersburg, VA ed "Make It Or Break It" which exposes new pro- WZENISt. Louis duct on a daily basis. The program airs every WAAA/WlnstonSalem evening at 7:30pm. Music Director Terri Avery We have one new Jazz reporter, and Spears will be traveling between Grand Prairie WLO01Winter Park, FL. and Dallas to see record promotion people on a regular basis. JOHNSON PUBLISHING WELCOMES ATLANTIC STARR Johnson Publishing Company WHRKIMemphis has released its new on -air - opened its doors to Atlantic Starr during a promotional visit. Pictured (l -r): A&M's Gwen Franklin; lineup. 6-10am Herb "The K," 10am-3pm Jimmy Wayne Lewis, Jonathan Lewis, Clifford Archer and Sharon Bryant of Atlantic Starr; John Smith, 3-7pm Dr. Laurence G. Jones, 7-12mid Johnson, President and founder of Johnson Publishing Company and owner of WJPC/Chicago; Debra Kennedy, and from midnight-6am Sean Joseph Phillips, William Sudderth, Porter Carroll, Koran Daniels and David Lewis of Atlantic Starr;

Vinson. I think the Memphis teams are ready for and (kneeling left) Paul Resco, a guest musician. the kickoff.

The "Motor City" grapevine led me to this piece of info: "Mojo" of WGPR has left the ship. It's been confirmed that this highly -touted Detroit talent will be heard on crosstown rival WJLB-FM.

As I mentioned long ago, things are starting to heat up and it's going to get even better!

KGFJ WELCOMES KID CREOLE - Pictured (l -r) at KGFJ/Los Angeles are KGFJ air per- sonality George Moore; August "Kid Creole" Adrianna Darnell; and his backing Coconuts Black Radio's Most Accurate Kaegi and Sugarcoated Andy Hernandez. ALPERT AT WBMX - A&M Vice Chairman and recording artist Herb Alpert recently stopped by Moore tells us the interview was very in- Music Information Chicago's WBMX for a visit. Pictured (l -r) are A&M Sr. VP Harold Childs, Alpert, WBMX Program teresting! Begins on Page 44 Director Lee Michaels, and General Manager Kernie Anderson.

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Radio production pro needed now. Send sample of Capitol Broadcasting is expanding again #2 Isn't good enough, so we're adding a News De- Are you e communicator? Bright entertaining per- your best work to Mitch Craig, William B. Tanner Co., and looking for talent. After taking our partment. Good bucks for good people. TWA: WXUS, sonality is what we want. TEA: Box 15090, Cleveland, 2714 Union Ave. Extended, Memphis, P.O. Box 7093, Lafayette, IN 47903. EOE TN 38112. (9-10) Louisville property to the number one M/F (9-171 OH 44115. EOE M/F (9-171 Immediate opening for drive personality. TWA: Cat position in the market we're looking for PD. Successful AM Country. Must be creative, work Central IA CHR station looking for experienced, ag- Simon, KSET-FM, El Paso, TX 79902. EOE M/F (9-10) candidates to help in our expansion. We well with people. Good bucks, benefits. TErR: Don Kid- gressive ND. Send TErR: Jamie Grout, KXJ, Pella, IA well, WONE, 11 S. Wilkinson St., Dayton, OH 45402 or 50208. EOE M/F (9-17) need top flight broadcasters in program- (5131224-1501.19-171 ming, sales, management and technical Big Band DJ. On-air programmer position areas. Send TErR: Ray Quinn, WRKA-FM, open. WVGO-AM/Lansing, MI, MOYL Talk Show Host 10001 Linn Station Rd., Louisville, KY format. Mornings, public appearance and WDBO-AM 40223 or call (502) 423-9752. EOE M/F production duties plus programming. (10/1) Salary based on experience. Orlando, FL Send TER: MOR PERSONALITY R. Goodrich, 2517 East Mount Hope, Lan- Dynamic evening talk show host Fulltlme newsperson opening for morning drive. A very large market station is looking for air sing, MI 48910. EOE M/F (9-24) needed at Katz Broadcast- TEA: Brock Boulette, WXLY, Box 8887, Jackson, MI talent who can entertain via use of phones, ing's newest kin, WDBO-AM, 39204. (9-10) bits, conversation and the passing on of infor- about. Pay, KOFM/Oklahoma City is looking for talented crea- Orlando. mation that our audience cares tive adult personality. TBR: John Jenkins, Program If you... have an outstand- benefits, signal and backup will all be extra- Director, KOFM, Box 14806, Oklahoma City, OK 73120. ing personality MIDWEST ordinary. We are looking for a few absolutely (405) 478-0444. EOE M/F (9-101 ... have had similar on -air experi- great people for our air staff, and we're willing ence interviewing studio guests Aggressive News Director wanted to rebuild to go to the wall to make you and us happy and telephone call -ins news department in a medium sized competi- and successful. Music is secondary. If you ...want to help build a major ra- tive news market. Must have radio experience. think you can work on a station like WBZ, WEST look- dio station in one of America's Send T&R: Radio & Records, 1930 Century WLW, or WGN, then you're what we're fastest growing sunbelt mar- Park West, #388, Los Angeles, CA 90067. ing for. Personality is the reason our listeners KSCR/Renton, WA looking for Sales Manger. 5 yrs kets... listen. Send T&R: Radio & Record, 1930 Sales experience required. Contact: Dale Owens, (2061 EOE M/F 251-5151. EOE (9-17) Send tape and resume in Century Park West, #385, Los Angeles, CA confidence to Tom Kennington, 90067. KYJC/Medford, OR seeking full-time newsperson. Program Director, WDBO-AM, 58 WHKJCleveland has rare afternoon drive opening. Contact: R. Charles Snyder, (503) 779-3131. EOE M/F South Ivanhoe, Orlando, Florida Looking for creative, personable, entertaining, con- (9-171 32802. Katz Broadcasting Com- cise communicator. TWR: Joel Rabb, WHK, Statier Office Tower, Cleveland OH 44115. EOE M/F (9-17) pany is an Equal Opportunity CONSIDER CANADA Employer. 100,000 watt Country FM in Canada's most AM&FM In capital city. exciting major market is looking for a red hot COMPANY MANAGER News reporter/announcer, KATZ BROADCASTING COMPTROLLERIOFFICE PM shift. TWA: Jennifer Lyons, KLIK/KTXY, 821 Madi- America's Employes Owned Broadcast Group has immediate morning personality. Humor must be adult. Midwest, mid -size, AM&FM son, Jefferson City, MO 85102. (9-17) A ACAI Pros only. Great staff/great fringes. T&R: SUBSIUTAHY OF KAI L COMMU' IONS INC opening. Accounting and one year experience #1 AOR la Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, on IBM, 32 or 34, with Columbie System Doubledaÿ s KDWB-FM, The Twin Cities to start (de- looking for air talent. TEAR: Jeck Hicks, Box 7630, St. #389, Los Angeles, CA 90067. preferred. $15,000-$18,000 Paul, MN 55119. 60E M/F (9-17) r pending on background). Send resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park Fort Wayne, IN station has Immediate openings, Experienced Christian radio people needed. Two Katz. The best. key staff openings. West, #387, Los Angeles, CA 90067. part and full-time. TWA Er salary requirements: GM, Inquire immediately. Please cejj Ï5Ó5; Box 5082, Ft. Wayne, IN 48895. EOE M/F (9-17) 623-9797. WYTUOshkosh, WI lost Becky Brenner to KMPS- Wanted, sharp personality to host total morning/ T&R, writing samples for future news positions South Carolina 100,000 watt FM rocker meek. crea- FM. Her afternoon drive shift is open. Must be strong news program and PM telephone talk show. TWA: with KPNW-AM (50,000 W) end KPNW-FM (100,000W). tive morning drive. TWA: Mike Justin, WDWQ, St. on production. TBR: Tim Morrissey, Box 1490, Osh- Station Manager, WAVY, Box 47, Eauclaire, WI 54702. Alva Taylor, ND, 1345 Olive, Eugene, OR 97401. No George, SC 29477 or (13031583-4533. EOE M/F (9-101 kosh, WI 54903. No calls. 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Available immediately. 2 yrs. experience on air. Take KLIR/Denver's CHR is T&Ra LEONARD BARNHART looking for PD or Jock Major market talent available. Need challenge. Major newest accepting for me out of the Midwest cold & I'll warm your listeners' future opportunities. Mike Anthony, 6855 West Jewel position in Southwest. Have experience in CHR, A/C, market air, medium market mornings, PD. Not interested in 100. TOM DANIELS, B94, hearts. For T&R call (515) 573-8250. (9-10) Ave., Denver, CO 80226. EOE M/F (9-10) RbB and Urban. Available immediately. Call (912) 934- market rankings under 4548.19-171 WWSW, (412) 664-1221.19-101 3 yrs. experience, have done all formats, reedy to move now. Call PATRICK (6021974-8166. (9-10) The Orange County Broadcast Workshop is looking Not available in any stores. 8 year A/C personality ve- Rock/Country switch-hitter. 7 yrs. pro with major mar- for part-time engineer on a regular basis. Salary com- teran. KC or West. Medium or major market. Call LONNIE ket experience seeks PD post. Currently employed. Ex- Announcer, sportscaster, 6 yrs. experience CHR. mensurate. Cell Chuck Howard (714) 956-7171. EOE (3161231-9859. Order before 12 midnight tonight! (9-171 cellent ratings, references. (3051 746-5191, after 5. (9-10) MARK TAYLOR. (9-101 Southern Rockies or West coast preferred. (303) 651- Medium market, 390,000 morning anchor at News/ 3549. 19-10) Talk looking for news position at Top 50 market station. Programmer, seasoned veteran with successful Nat') PD, PD for KANC/Anchorage. T&R: Don Lane, Call (3121779-7462. (9-17) track record, AM drive & programming, A/C & Coun- KRDR, Box 32, Gresham, OR 97030 (503) 667-1230. try. My systems, major market proven, will make you EOE (9-101 Sports, news reporter looking to move. 5 years ex- '1 . (609)737-1421, (3051771-1982 (9-10) perience at age 23. Strong P-B -P, news delivery and High Caliber Female (2161888-8461. (9-17) Attention Midwest: Experienced, reliable, ambi- air talent seeks ideal daytime position. Varied background. #1 12+; 18-34; 18.491 A super writing skills. Call STEVE station tious announcer looking for first full-time position. Back- Currently employed at prestigious major market station. opportunity for an effective communicator. Going, going, gone? Do you need another profes- ground Country, Top 40, AOR. SCOTT KRAMER 1507) Looking for an outlet for my creativity that could pay off In Someone needed to add to our proven sional on your team? Former PD/MD current major mar- 451-5156.(9-10) S for your station. All formats. Prefer Denver, right posi- need team at this CHR station. Top pay and ket air talent. All offers considered. Call GREG et (7141 tion could come from anywhere. Only innovative 464-5670.19-17) reply. benefits for the right person! Submit your Young air talent with 8 yrs. experience looking for full- 631-6384. "Melissa" (303) 859-3948. tape and resume to: Jamie Sears, KTRS College grad is medi 2 years on -air drivetime exper- time slot. Willing to relocate. JERRY (206) Radio, 251 West 1st St., Casper, WY ience. Great pipe, assist, operations, Sports Director, 19-10) P -B-P, dynamic and enthusiastic. Call KELLY (8121 897- 82601. (9-24) with 5 yrs. experience seeks 3729. (9-17) Personality entertainer Former PD, KCKN/Kansas City. 13 yrs. experience in medium market move. Willing to relocate. TOM 1412) Country, A/C. Looking for stability & growth in Mid- 486-8744, Mon -Fri. (8-10) Country/Country PD wanted. Arbitron-trained to produce ratings results. Looking west/South. WES (818) 761-7796, evenings. 19-10) any rated market with stable growth KYOU/KGRE-FM has opening for per- for PD position, MD/Air personality looking for full-time company. Call JIM (904) 241-0132 after 6pm. 19-17) Currently MITCHELL BOOMER DINKINS, 8 yr. pro. Ex -Y103, their Previous PD or Urban or Black format. RICK (914) 948- son that knows stuff. position at CHR, WNAP, WAPE. Looking for small/medium market PD 7177. (9-10) MD experience necessary. Good salary DJ 3 years major market experience in AOR wishing position or medium/major market air shift. (904) 353- TEtR: Don to relocate, creative production, dependable. Dallas 1817) 1450.19-10) plus bonus and fringe benefits. dial, unless you're dialing my num- 485.6197 DAVE. (9-17) Don't touch that O'Malley, GM, P.O. Box 1607, Greeley, CO ber. Call me to work for your station. Experienced, go for right spot. JOHN (312) Midwestern mediums. Need a one-to- 80632 or (303) 356-1450. EOE M/F (9-17) Husband and wife team. PD and ND winning formula trained, will anywhere for Top 50 market. Call after 6pm MDT (801) 373-2235. 839-0092. (9-10) one air personality, PD, MD, or produc- 19-171 tion wizard? How 'bout a unique, winning KIMN/Denver needs a Sports Direc- Looking for a professional? Contact CHUCK URBAN, A/C format? Successful West tor/personality for morning drive show. 16 yrs. pro. Station changed format away from Coun- new kind of MD. (2061883-7508. 19.101 return Sports and/or air personality experience try. PD, Production Director, Coast medium market PD wants to W. NETWORK CORRESPONDENT home., IL, WI, or WN A/C or Country vital. TErR: Doug Erickson, KIM N, 5350 Will go anywhere. 3 yrs. experience including mornings, Looking for outlets, I can do it for you( (I'm very humble 20th Ave., Denver, CO 80214. No Calls has had enough of New York. PD, major market. Seeks night or day shift at A/C sta- E. P.O. please. EOE M/F (9-17) long term relationship as major market News tion. MICHAEL (2061323-5690. (9-101 too.) For TErR: Christianson, Box Director or morning drive anchor. Solid track 1104, Grants Pass, OR 97526. (9-17) record. Conversational, credible sound. Reply Positions Sought Start spreading the news, NY jock ready today. to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park Sounds so nice you'll want to hire me twice. Cell Sports work needed. P -B -P or reporting. Experience West, #384, Los Angeles, CA 90067. FRANK (516)861-8381. (9-10) Changes with college & professional football, basketball & base- ball. Radio or TV desired. BOB HARVEY 17141 883-8158. STU WRIGHT, 4 yrs. PD/MD WORG-FM/Orangeburg, (9-17) SC seeking similar A/C, CHR or Country position in South or West. Will do airshift. (803) 538-1580, (8031536-0165. I'm not a DJ. But if e fun and relateable air personality RADIO 13 B.S./Broadcasting. Currently (9-10) yrs. experience. interests you, call me at (801) 226-2399. 19-171 small market Country PD. Desire medium market per- MD at KFI seeking pro- sonality position. BRIAN (6071739-4606. (9-17) Prefer announcing, production, news, copywriting. ROGER COLLINS, formerly Donn Seidholz Et John D. Owens join the (7141436-6582.19-10) Degree/Broadcast grad, some experience. Interested? gramming or operations position. KNIX-AM&FM/Arizona, CA sales team as Account Stable, hardworking small market pro wants larger JANET LYNCH, 3743 Deep Dale, Louisville, KY (502) Executives. PD. 24, 7 yrs. Prefer 200 market. Currently experience. 895-5208... Mornings, evenings, EDT, weekends. (9-171 mile radius of Birmingham. DAN (2051 245-5756, (205) Steve McGrory named Account Executive for 249-7657. (9-17) An original hot steemin' New York City female jock AVAILABLE NOW! CBS -FM National Sales' New York Office. is back on the loose. If you're quick, you might catch her. 15 yrs Attention Louisville radio. I'm needing back on -air after Call ALEX HAYS (2121308-4144.19-171 Consultant or on -air Program Director. Ana Batton appointed Account Executive in New a season of umpiring. Part-time is fine to start. 5 yrs. major market experience, with numbers. Indus- York Office of CBS -FM Nationël Sales. experience, good references. SCOTT (502) 4514629. Major market A/C-CHR personality currently working. try references, A/C, CHR, AOR. Prefer Northwest (9-171 Call JOHNNY LUNDQUIST 1612( 823-5661.19-171 or Southwest. Have complete staff and support San Diego, Southern CA areal Assistant PD, air Female, Country, friendly & bright. Air show -1 ratings group. Call (714)463-5175, 9am-8pm. now INDUSTRY personality with strong production background with guys and gels. Ready for move to medium/major entertaining offers. Creative, responsible & energetic. market. Prefer West or Midwest. 14061248-4888. (9-17) ForT&R call DAN (7141421-1594. (9-17) AM drive class act. Major market proven, mass appeal PolyGram Have mouth will travel anywhere. Call BEN (2051 878- concept using basics, community involvement, phones, Tom Bogan promoted to Controller of Smart pro with lots of promise looking for a dynamic 8194. (9-17) localized humor. Want immediate results? This one Music Publishing Division in U.S. station to grow with (A/C). Big voice, B.A. & enthusiasm. delivers) (609) 737-1421, (3051771-1962. (9-10) JOE (7031638-3112. (9-17) Award winning broadcast journalist, 7 years exper- ience, seeks small to medium market ND or larger mar- You name it, I'll do it. Sports must be a partial respon- I'll get your station more involved in the community. ket anchor reporter position. Prefer Northeast. Call (602) sibility. 3 yrs. experience. Sports Director. Dedicated & Miscellaneous 15 yr. pro (WZZM, WITL). JR. BLACKWOOD (6161 888-5152.19-17) hard working. (3151 942-2007.19-101 Midwest. 982-0593. Prefer (9-17) KSCR/Renton needs Country single end Ip ser- Newsman, currently working. ND experience and 34 yrs. old major market jock wants to switch to Talk. vice from all labels, send to: 249 S.W. 41st, Renton, WA market. Prefer Looking for air shift in small/medium degree. Seeks any type news position. Call CARL after Willing to go anywhere for the opportunity. KEN (415) 98055. )9-17) Midwest. Also interested in promotions. CHRIS 12noon EDT 1717) 888-4577. 19-171 672-3015.19-10) HANSEN (414) 739-3746. (9-17) Dam good radio men) L.A. credits. 11 years experience. Radio Is fun, I do it well. Very good numbers, ma- MD/Sports Director/midday jock in Colorado Springs Done it all. Looking for work in California. CHUCK ture, one on one communicator, steady b very reliable. R&R Opportunities looking for fun CHR atmosphere. GARY (303) 578-0894, VANHORN (505) 294-0428. (9-17) A/C, soft AOR, Country. West coast. ED 1817) 939-6112. 7-9pm. (9-17) 19-101 Advertising Seven year pro. Major market CHR/AOR. Strong pro- MD/DJ seriously looking. Have worked major markets duction with award winning ads seeks CA or TX mar- Experienced female news anchor looking for quality Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi- (A/C, CHR, UC, AOR). Prefer West Coast, kets. Call DONNIE MEALS (512) 573-2268. (9-17) organization that needs a professional & is willing to pay will consider all. MARK (314) 381-0958. (9-17) in or around L.A. area. VALERIE (213) 991-5944. (9-101 mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings, Positions Six years radio experience looking for sports PBP job. Sought, and Changes. You may place your per- Ready to move now, Call MARK (4061452-5176. (9-17) MICHAEL ERIC TURNER, radio announcer, air free listing by mail or phone. sonality. (To be announced). Play me on your radio. (213) yAM is NOT Dead N I'm a major market AOR jock with strong production 752-2336. (9-10) Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3 -line skills. Looking to relocate. Seven years experience. Call maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines; But It's killing this superb morning act/PD TIM (2181884-8438 or (216) 884-9370. (9-17) Former MD WPRO/Providence to consult your sta- combo...Major Market proven. If you're not tion. Experienced all formats. The personal approach. 96 words). 252-4715. one of those who's pre -destining AM's fail- Graduating Dec. '82, strong in news, sports, on -air STAN BOMES 1617) 19-10) Frequency Rates * (Country and CHR), production. Ready to work and re- ure by doing nothing, we should talk. Mo- 2 locate. ED PAYNE, 6115 N.W. 9th, Lincoln, NE 68521. Jock available, good production, smooth delivery, 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks ney will not be an obstacle for the right yrs. experience in Black radio, B.A./Communications. (402) 474-0998. (9-171 $12 00 $20 00 $25 00 regardless of locale. (609) Will relocate. For T&R call MEL 12151924-3379. 19-101 opportunity, Must run consecutive weeks. 737-1421/(305) 771-1962...Personality FM's Quality sound and work. TV, A/C, AOR pro seeking career opportunity with medium/major market station. RICK DONAHUE, 5 yrs. MD/announcer at WTIC-FM. Payable In Advance welcome too. For T&R, please call after 6pm EDT. RON (603) 485- Available as announcer, MD or PD. (203) 563-5899. 4792.19-17) (9-10) Orders must be typewritten or printed and KEN SILVERSTEIN, Top 10 market aportscaste Medium market personality that relates to the music must be accompanied by check. WFAA radio/Dallas-Ft. Worth looking for opportunity Last chance? Mine or yours? 10 year with conversational or uptempo, uncluttered presenta- Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Contact (314) 684-2772. (9-17) pro, versatility a strong suit. Love and tion. Excellent ratings, production, references. CLIFF can do sports, current PD Country, A/C (6011638-4737.19-101 $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per Currently employed PD desires medium market suc- Oldies. Creative copy too. Midwest or week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- cess opportunity. Major market air experience. A/C or DJ for CHR, A/C, AOR formats. Have been thorough- CHR. GREG (215) 670-1567. (9-17) South, will look and listen. Can use a shot. ly trained in Chicago. Have good production skills. Audi- ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. After 5pm, call RICK (614) FM -1021. (9-24) tion tape sure to please. TOM (312)371-8664. 19-101 Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon Drive time dependable, PD/DJ, CHR/A/C/Urban. 15 have a job in yrs., outstanding voice, delivery, production. SCOTT Must Detroit or vicinity. Major market AM 8 yrs. experience in radio news, sports, production (PST) Thursday. drive experience A/C b CHR but all formats & dayparts dedicated worker ready to move. (513) 528-5793.19-17) & air work. Stable b (213) or considered. (201) 289-2704. (9-101 MARK (4061452-5176. 19-10) For Opportunities. call 553-4330 What's a body to do. Male, mature, minority com- mail to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park plete with family & good numbers, steady, reliable & Very experienced & good in key major & medium Newscaster: excellent voice & writing. Looking for full West. Los Angeles, CA 90067. markets. Numbers prove it. If you need reliable teem dedicated. Formerly PM drive b MD. ED 1817) 9398112. or part-time in D.C./Baltimore area. Call (3011 872-3026. AOR player, 19-17) call JIM KINNEY (513) 299-8933. (9-10) (9-10)

www.americanradiohistory.com R&RIFriday, September 17, 1981 Page 39 THE PIC TURE PAGE Santana Shines In City Of Angels Anne's Hot Night At The Greek

During a five -night performance at the Greek Theatre in L.A., Santana entertained the audience with cuts from Capitol artist Anne Murray performed at Los Angeles's Greek Theatre dur- their latest LP, "Shango." Celebrating backstage are (l -r) the group's Orestes Vila to and Armando Peraza, LP ing her nationwide tour in support of her current LP "The Hottest Night co -producer John Ryan, manager Ray Etzler, former Columbia executive Ken Sasano, CBS VP Mauri Lathower, Of The Year. " Following her performance, label executives presented her group's Raul Rekow and Carlos Santana, label's Greg Phifer; David Margen and Alex Ligertwood of Santana, with double platinum discs for her "Greatest Hits" album. From (l -r, stand- Columbia's Peter Fletcher, and Santana's Graham Lear and Richard Baker. ing) are Capitol's VP Bob Young and Bill Burks, manager Leonard Rambeau label's Joe McFaddon and VP Dan Davis; (l -r, seated) Capitol Records Group Monument Builds Executive Staff President Don Zimmermann, Murray, producer Jim Ed Norman, and label's Michelle Peacock. Lords Rem Over Hollywood

lofting th. kingdom of Hollywood recently, the Lords of the New Church played four shows at the Whiskey. Taking time out between sets for a photo session are (I-r) the group's Nicky Turner and Brian James, CBS VP Mauri Lathower, group's Dave Tregunna and Stiv Bators, and Miles Cope- land, President of IRS Records and the Lords' manager. Kraft Kruises On RCA

Newly -reactivated Monument Records is now officially in operation, having appointed an executive staff Shown (l-r, seated) are Fred Foster, founder/Chairman of the board; President Bob Feed; (l -r, standing) Mike Hyland, Director/Creative Services; Vance Foster, Director/Computer Services; Ken Kim, Art Director; Bonnie Maxwell, Director/International Affairs; Allen Rosenblatt, Director/Business Affairs; Tex Davis, Director/Country Promo- tion; and Bob Hunka, GM. Waitresses Pick Up Dr, Pepper Tab

One of the newest members of the RCA family is artist Robert Kraft, Polydor/Polygram artists the Waitresses ended their national tour by appearing at the Dr. Pepper Festival in whose debut LP "Retro Active" is produced by guitarist Larry Carlton and New York. Relaxing after the show are (l-r, standing) Polygram VP Jerry Jaffe, the group's Billy Ficca, label's scheduled for release this month. While treating label executives to a sam- Sue De Benedette, Derek Shulman, Jenny Myers, and Sr. VP Chip Taylor, group managers Cliff Burnstein and ple of his song stylings, Kraft (at the keyboard) is surrounded (tr) by RCA Peter Mensch, and the Waitresses' Mars Williams; (l-r, seated) group's Dan Klayman, Tracy Wormworth, Patty VP's Jack Craigo, Dan Loggins, and Joe Mansfield. Donahue, and Chris Butler. A Plum Of A Wedding Nylons Run Into Gold

Nancy Plum, head of Laydio Productions and radio consultant to Univer- sal Studios, recently joined the marriage ranks before several notable radio and record witnesses. Wearing wedding perfect smiles are (l -r, top) Jim Conlee, PD, KHTZ/Los Angeles; Ron Martin, Weedeck President; Kevin Nylons recently became the first a cape/la group to achieve gold status, according to Canada basedAttic The and Universal's Don Records. Plans are to follow their debut, the fastest-selling LP in the label's history, with a new fall release. En- Genther, VP/Promotion, Universal Studios; Barrett (l -r, bottom) Jimi Fox, Fox & Fox Media Radio Consultants; Nancy, and joying their golden success are (l -r) label president Al Mair, the Nylons' Marc Connors, Arnold Robinson, Claude Vince Cosgrave, VP/Marketing, MCA. Morrison, and Paul Cooper, and label VP Tom Williams.

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BY DAN FORMENTO OF THE SOURCE

Jim Croce Killed 4....(( ' MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 - Jim Croce and his close associate Maury Muehliesen were kill- IS -X. ed on September 20, 1973, when their chartered pri- vate plane crashed on take- off at Natchitoches, Loui- siana. The mishap was (-IN' particularly tragic, as Croce seemed on the verge of becoming one of JOHN MICHAEL EVELYN KING COUGAR AMERICA WHO America's most success- MURPHEY 12ná week) ful singer/songwriters. (2nd week) His second album, "You Don't Mess Around With Next ALAN PARSONS PROJ. ALAN PARSONS PROJ. BILLY SQUIER MICKEY GILLEY GAP BAND Jim," issued in 1972, was a solid seller, as were the Week's #1 13-2) 13-21 12-2) 142) 142) two hit singles lifted from it, the title track and Contenders: JACKSON BROWNE JUICE NEWTON ROBERT PLANT FRIZZELL 0 WEST JERMAINE JACKSON "Operator." His early '73 release, "Life and (43) (11-3) 13-3) 16-3) 13-3) Times," yielded Jim's first #1 hit, "Bad Bad Leroy Brown." The posthumously released "I Got A MICHAEL McDONALD MICHAEL McDONALD FAST TIMES AT A.H. MEL McDANIEL TIME 1951 15-41 Name" and subsequent compilations became best- 16-41 15-4) 110-41 sellers. OAK RIDGE BOYS Paul McCartney's EXTRA FACTS: Scottish narcs raided 195) farm, 1972... Jim Morrison found not guilty of flashing Miami, 1970. I i _i 1 "Beatles Are Back" RICK SPRINGFIELD KARLA BONOFF STEEL BREEZE LARRY GATLIN LUTHER VANDROSS 21 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER - "The Breakers: 164%) (53%) 160%) 171%) 167%) Beatles Are Back! Exclusive! Fab Four Reunited NEIL DIAMOND STEPHEN BISHOP RONNIE McDOWELL- GWEN GUTHRIE For Big U.N. Concert," blared the front-page 161%) headline of the New York Post on September 21, 159%I 153%) 169%) 1979, "scooping" the world with news of the long- WHO DOTTIE WEST JEFFREY OSBORNE awaited Beatles reunion, a benefit to aid the Boat 159%) 160%I 158%)

People. "I wouldn't spend a penny to see them," JOE JACKSON commented LSD guru Timothy Leary on the 158%) rumored reunion, "It's like wanting to see the 1932 Yankees. They're too old." Later, when the facts JUICE NEWTON were checked, it seemed that Tim's Yankees reu- 158%I nion was by far the more likely one. Joan Jett's Birthday BILLY JOEL F. MAC "Gypsy' RUSH MEL TILLIS LUTHER VANDROSS C. S. Et N. "Southern" JEFFREY OSBORNE MIKE RUTHERFORD RICKY SKAGGS STACY LATTISAW 22 WEDNESDAY, SEPTMEBER - POINTER SISTERS CROSBY, STILLS, NASH AEROSMITH JANIE FRICKE STEPHANIE MILLS Street -smart rock & roll lover Joan Jett was born in MOSt CHICAGO NEIL DIAMOND KENNY LOGGINS JERRY LEE LEWIS PEABO BRYSON Landsdowne, Pennsylvania, on September 22, 1958. Guitarist, vocalist and Added: JOE JACKSON SYLVIA STEEL BREEZE CONWAY TWITTY PAUL front girl of Los Angeles's CARRACK CHICAGO "Love Me" "jailbait" band the RICK SPRINGFIELD Runaways, Joan took on GO-GO'S the record biz solo after the group's demise in the JOHN COUGAR AMERICA BILLY SQUIER MICHAEL MURPHEY EVELYN KING late 70's, and released an Hpttest JACKSON BROWNE MICHAEL McDONALD FLEETWOOD MAC OAK RIDGE BOYS GRAND MASTER FLASH energetic but commercial- MICHAEL McDONALD ALAN PARSONS PROJ. ROBERT PLANT ALABAMA GAP BAND ly unsuccessful self -titled ALAN PARSONS PROJ. ELTON JOHN WHO MICKEY GILLEY ARETHA FRANKLIN in 1980. debut LP The MEN AT WORK JUICE NEWTON FAST TIMES AT R.H. RONNIE MILSAP TIME album was later released on Neil Bogart's Board- AMERICA JACKSON BROWNE walk label, and that company later released "Bad Reputation," containing her hit anthem "I Love ALABAMA Rock and Roll." A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS JUICE NEWTON WHO STEVIE WONDER EXTRA FACTS: John Lennon signed with Geffen Records, 130-20) (11-3) 116-1) 126-16) (25-14) 1980. Biggest FLEETWOOD MAC NEIL DIAMOND STEEL BREEZE JUICE NEWTON CARL CARLTON Bruce Springsteen Born 119111 122-151 131-20) 13125) 129-18) THURSDAY, 23 "The Chart SEPTEMBER - GLENN FREY GLENN FREY KENNY LOGGINS ED BRUCE CHERYL LYNN Boss," as Bruce Springsteen is affectionately refer- Jumps:: p (147) (17-11) 137-29) 119-9) red to by fans, was born in Freehold, New Jersey, (20-14) F. MAC "Gypsy" on September 23, 1949, and emerged from the LOGGINS Et PERRY DON HENLEY T.G. SHEPPARD PEABO BRYSON Greenwich Village club scene of the late 60's. In (25-19) (27-20) 112-81 138-30) 130-21) 1972 he met Mike Appel, who became his manager TOTO AIR SUPPLY GLENN FREY BARBARA MANDRELL TIME who took him to Hammond (30-23) and producer, and John 115-10) (37-33) 141-33) 110-4) of Columbia Records, where he was immediately signed. From his debut, the critically -acclaimed RICKY SKAGGS "Greetings From Asbury Park," Springsteen has (46-38) turned out some of the most meaningful music of RUSH the past decade, including "Born To Run," "Blind- RICK SPRINGFIELD KARLA BONOFF RONNIE McDOWELL GWEN GUTHRIE (13) ed By The Light," and "The River." His live con- Debuts: (26) 1261 145) 1251 cert appearances are consistent sellouts. WHO STEPHEN BISHOP AEROSMITH DOTTIE WEST LUTHER VANDROSS (27) First Elvis Convention (27) (27) 1471 126) PAUL CARRACK LACY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 - On NEIL DIAMOND J. DALTON JEFFREY OSBORNE (32) September 24, 1977, just six weeks after the death of (28) 1491 128) The King of Rock & Roll, fans gathered in Cincin- JOE JACKSON TANE' CAIN OSMOND BROTHERS nati, for the first official "Tribute To Elvis Conven- (30) 134) (50) tion." Nearly 2500 turned out to grab up just about MICHAEL STANLEY any Elvis memento they could get their hands on 135) .. souvenir hats, T-shirts, buttons, you name it. JOE JACKSON Original Presley 45 RPM singles sold for upwards of $300 each. 136) EXTRA FACTS: Happy Birthday Linda Eastman McCartney. CHR A/C AOR Country Black Radio

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 42 RBRIFriday, September 17, 1981 i Music On TV National Music Formats The Stray Cats and Josie Cotton are scheduled for "Mery Griffin" September 17 ... Appearing on "Solid Added This Week Gold" the week of September 17 are America, the Bellamy Brothers, Josie Cotton, Aretha Franklin, Larry Satellite Music Network Drake-Chenault Graham, Men At Work, and Quarterflash ... Graham George Williams (404) 955-9521 Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400 Nash is featured September 17 and 18 on USA Cable's The Starstation "Nightflight" ... Men At Work and the English Beat are on XT -40 KARLA BONOFF "Please Be The One" (Columbia) "American Bandstand" September 18 ... April Wine stars CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Southern Cross" (Atlantic) STEVIE WONDER AIR SUPPLY "Young Love" (Arista) in In (Tamla/Motown) concert "Profiles In Rock" over MTV September 18. "Ribbon The Sky" POINTER SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) Pete Townshend is spotlighted in an MTV special Country Coast -To -Coast KOOL & THE GANG "Big Fun" (De-Lite/PolyGram) September 19. MTV has also announced an FM stereo LAURA BRANIGAN "Gloria" (Atlantic) RICKY SKAGGS "Heartbroke" (Epic) RUSH "New World Man" (Mercury/PolyGram) hookup kit for local cable operators to offer viewers. Price STEVE WARINER "Don't It Break Your Heart" (RCA) should be around $6. LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS BAND Contempo 300 "Sure Feels Like Love" (Columbia) SYLVIA "Nobody" (RCA) CONWAY TWITTY OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Heart Attack" (MCA) "We Did But Now You Don't" (Elektra) AIR SUPPLY "Young Love" (Arista) POINTER SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) MTV Music Television Great American Country Buzz Brindle (212) 944-5399 CONWAY TWITTY STEVE WINWOOD "Still In The Game" (Island/WB) "We Did But Now You Don't" (Elektra) TONI BASIL "Mickey" (Chrysalis) ED BRUCE "Ever Never Lovin' You" (MCA) PETER FRAMPTON "Back To Eden" (ABM) RICKY SKAGGS "Heartbroke" (Epic) PAUL CARRACK "I Need You" (Epic) SHOOTING STAR "Where You Gonna Run" (Virgin/Epic) TM Programming Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 Century 21 Stereo Rock Bob Stevens (214) 934-2121 BILLY JOEL "Pressure" (Columbia) The Z Format POINTER SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) JOE JACKSON "Steppin' Out" (A&M) CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Southern Cross" (Atlantic) CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Southern Cross" (Atlantic) MTV CONCLUDES ONE NIGHT STAND MTV's recent "One Night - CHICAGO "Love Me Tomorrow" (Full Moon/WB) CHICAGO "Love Me Tomorrow" (Full Moon/WB) Stand" contest culminated in over 200,000 entries. Video jocks (l -r) Mar- RUSH "New World Man" (Mercury/PolyGram) tha Quinn and J.J. Jackson had the awesome chore of selecting the win- AIR SUPPLY "Young Love" (Arista) TM Country ner, who received a round trip via MTV's Lear jet to see Fleetwood Mac CLIFF RICHARD "The Only Way (EMI Out" America) MEL TILLIS "Stay A Little Longer" (Elektra) perform in Phoenix on September 30. SYLVIA "Nobody" (RCA) JERRY LEE LEWIS "I'd Do It All Again" (Elektra) The A -C Format KENDALLS "That's What I Get For Thinking" (Mercury/PolyGram) BOBBY CALDWELL RONNIE McDOWELL "Step Back" (Epic) "All Of My Love" (Polydor/PolyGram) HERB ALPERT "Fandango" (A&M) Super -Country BPI RadioBRecords BELLAMY BROTHERS "Redneck Girl" (WB/Curb) John Iles (800) 426-9082 KENDALLS

"That's What I Get For Thinking" (Mercury/PolyGram) Adult Contemporary JOHN ANDERSON "Wild And Blue" (WB) FLEETWOOD MAC "Gypsy" (WB) EARL CHARLES FERRIS NOMINATED AS FCC THOMAS CONLEY BILLY PRESTON CHAIRMAN "Somewhere Between Right And Wrong" (RCA) "I'm Never Gonna Say Goodbye" (Motown) AIR SUPPLY "Young Love" (Arista) MICHAEL NAMED PD AT O'SHEA Country Living KVI / SEATTLE Tanner Musical Spectrum JANIE FRICKE "It Ain't Easy Bein' Easy" (Columbia) Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 KCBS / SAN FRANCISCO BOWS FIRST OSMOND BROTHERS Bright Blue "It's Like Falling In Love..." (Elektra/Curb) COMPUTERIZED RADIO NEWSROOM KENDALLS PAUL CARRACK "I Need You" (Epic) NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Don't Stop" "That's What I Get For Thinking" (Mercury/PolyGram) JEFFREY OSBORNE "On The Wings Of Love" (A&M) DEAN DILLON "You To Come Home To" (RCA) - Fleetwood Mac (WB) (3rd week) GEORGE FISCHOFF "Pretty Kitty" (MMG) HERB ALPERT "Fandango" (A&M) NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: 'I've Always Loved CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Southern Cross" (Atlantic) TOTO "Make Believe" (Columbia) Peters You In My Mind" Ronnie Milsap (RCA) (2nd Productions, Inc. - Tanner Debbie Welsh (7/4)565 8511 week) Country RICKY SKAGGS "Heartbroke" (Epic) The Great Ones & Nash" NUMBER ONE LP: "Crosby, Stills - WHITES "You Put The Blue In Me" (Elektra/Curb) AIR SUPPLY "Young Love" (Arista) MICKEY GILLEY "Put Your Dreams Away" Crosby, Stills & Nash (Atlantic) (11th week) (Epic) STEPHEN BISHOP "If Love Takes You Away" (WB) LACY J. DALTON "Sixteenth Avenue" (Columbia) NEIL DIAMOND "Heartlight" (Columbia) CONWAY TWITTY "We Did But Now You Don't" (Elektra) Country Lovin' RONNIE McDOWELL "Step Back" (Epic) STEVE WARINER "Don't It Break Your Heart" (RCA) RONNIE McDOWELL "Step Back" (Epic) WHITES "You Put The Blue In Me" (Elektra/Curb) Hit Us With TAMMY WYNETTE Radio Arts "You Still Get To Me In My Dreams" (Epic) KAREN BROOKS "New Way Out" (WB) Your Best Shot John Benedict (213) 841-0225 Bright & Easy Country R&R you.... to send JOHN ANDERSON "Wild And Blue" (WB) Concept Productions TOMMY BELL "Georgianna" (Gold Sound) Lee Nye (916) 782-7754 us your station's pictures. Any format, EARL THOMAS CONLEY "Somewhere Between Right And Wrong" (RCA) A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS any size market, whether you're a reporter "I Ran (So Far Away)" (Jive/Arista) or not, we're here to give your station's The Entertainers RUSH "New World Man" (Mercury/PolyGram) CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Southern Cross" (Atlantic) HERB ALPERT "Fandango" (A&M) promotions, contests, activities, and staff changes POINTER SISTERS "I Get Excited" (Planet/RCA) JOE JACKSON "Steppin' Out" (A&M) the kind of widespread exposure only the industry's STEVIE WOODS "Woman In My Life" (Cotillion/Atco) most -read publication can provide. Send Sound 10 photos (preferably black & white) to HERB ALPERT "Fandango" (A&M) Transtar CHICAGO "Love Me Tomorrow" (Full Moon/WB) or to Chick Watkins ¡303/ 570-0700 the editor of your format, JOE JACKSON "Steppin' Out" (A&M) Ken Barnes, Radio & Records, JEFFREY OSBORNE "On The Wings Of Love" (A&M) NEIL DIAMOND "Heartlight" (Columbia) POINTER SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. SANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia)

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Album cuts are listed in order September 17, 1982 158 REPORTERS of airplay preference 927 912 910 977 16 1 WHO Its Hard (WB) "Athena" "Front" "Dangerous" 2 2 2 2 BILLY SQUIER Emotions In Motion (Capitol) "Everybody" Title "Live" "Rockin' " 1 3 3 3 ROBERT PLANT Pictures At Eleven (Swan Song/Atco) .. "Burning" "Pin" "Dancer" "Moonlight" 5 4 5 4 FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH . Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) ... "Baby" "Waffle" Title-(SH) "Surrender" 3 1 1 5 FLEETWOOD MAC Mirage (WB) "Gypsy" "Back" "Hold" "Store" 8 5 7 6 STEVE WINWOOD Talking Back To The Night (Island/WB) . . "Game" "Valerie" Title 18 9 6 7 BAD COMPANY Rough Diamonds (Swan Song/Atco) .. "Electric" "Face" "Knot" "Racetrack" 36 14 12 8 DON HENLEY I Can't Stand Still (Asylum) "Laundry" "Johnny" "You" "Nobody's" 7 7 4 9 MEN AT WORK Business As Usual (Columbia) "Who" "Under" 21 10 10 10 SANTANA Shango (Columbia) "Hold" "Run" "Hunting" "Nile" - - 17 11 KENNY LOGGINS High Adventure (Columbia) "Fight" "Heartlight" "Swear" "Heart" 11 11 11 12 JUDAS PRIEST Screaming For Vengeance (Columbia) .. "Another Thing" - 13 RUSH Signals (Mercury/PolyGram) "World" "Subdivisions" "Digital" 6 8 -9 14 EDDIE MONEY No Control (Columbia) "Runnin' " Title "Think" "Shakin' " 4 6 8 15 JOHN COUGAR American Fool (Riva/PolyGram) "Jack" "Hurts" "Thundering" 10 12 14 16 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS A Flock Of Seagulls (Jive/Arista) "I Ran" "Space" 17 17 18 17 38 SPECIAL Special Forces (A&M) "Runnin' " "Caught" "Chain" 9 13 15 18 CROSBY, STILLS & NASH Daylight Again (Atlantic) "Cross" "Wasted" "Love" "Susan" 38 24 21 19 JOHNNY VAN ZANT BAND The Last Of The Wild Ones (Polydor/PG) "You" Title - 31 20 STEEL BREEZE Steel Breeze (RCA) "Don't" "Gonna" "Lost" 13 16 19 21 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Eye In The Sky (Arista) Title "Fingers" 25 25 23 22 GEORGE THOROGOOD Er... Bad To The Bone (EMI America) Title "Nobody' "Wentzville" 15 19 20 23 URIAH HEEP Abominog (Mercury/PolyGram) "That's" "Rebound" 32 26 24 24 RANDY MEISNER Randy Meisner (Epic) "Never" "Jealousy" "Strangers" 35 31 28 25 CLASH Combat Rock (Epic) "Casbah" "Should" 12 20 22 26 PETE TOWNSHEND A The Best Cowboys... (Atco) "Skirts" "Face" "Girl" "Stardom" -11sup 27 AEROSMITH Rock In A Hard Place (Columbia) "Lightning" Title (C. Cat) "Jailbait"

37 36 29 . 28 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS Do You Wanna Touch Me (Boardwalk) . . 12 -inch Single 33 33 30 29 MISSING PERSONS Missing Persons (Capitol) "Words" 16 21 26 30 SPYS Spys (EMI America) "Don't Run" 14 23 25 31 REO SPEEDWAGON Good Trouble (Epic) "Sweet" "Stillness" "Fire" "Key" - -0 32 PAUL CARRACK Suburban Voodoo (Epic) "Need" "Lesson" "Better" "Now" 22 34 37 33 GLENN FREY No Fun Aloud (Asylum) "Partytown" "Found" "Don't" "Lies" -P 34 TANE' CAIN Tane' Cain (RCA) "Holdin' " "Temptation" New - 35 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND ... MSB (EMI America) "Lines" "Holding" "Time" Entry - -0 36 JOE JACKSON Night And Day (A&M) "Steppin' Out" 27 37 32 37 GO-GO'S Vacation (IRS/A&M) Title "Jerk" 30 40 36 38 SHOOTING STAR III Wishes (Virgin/Epic) "Ready" "Heartache" "Where" 20 22 27 39 MARSHALL CRENSHAW Marshall Crenshaw (WB) "Someday" "She" "Cynical" "Girls" 26 30 35 40 TORONTO Get It On Credit (Network/Elektra-Asylum) "Daddy" "Barricade"

THE t.l MEDIUM N 7 MOST ADDED. o 9/J 9/17 9/10 913 827 840 9/17 9/10 9/3 847 82D 1 BILLY SQUIER 138/122 136/12I 148/136 147/131 139/114 1 RUSH 71/60 ß0 0/0 GW 00 1 BAD COMPANY 145/77 142/77 151/717 143/10 240 A-0 1 Signals (Mercury/PG) M-7 Rough... (Swan Song/Atcol Al A-1 A-21 A-128 A-20 Emotion In... (Capitol) A-0 -0 M-12 M-12 15 13 "New World Man" H-4 "Electric Land" HEB H64 H60 H-7 H-0 "Everybody" M-15 182/136 160/134 2 MIKE RUTHERFORD 69/57 ß0 ß0 0/0 40 2 JOHNNY VAN ZANT... 94,473 94/71 9456 7431 37/3 2 FLEETWOOD MAC 144/115 143/126 154/138 A-1 A-0 A-0 -0 'M Acting Very Strange (Atl.) M-2 The Last Of... (Polydor/PG) AE A-4 A-24 A-42 A-34 Mirage (WB) M-18 -17 -18 "Maxine" 140 "It's You" 1415 H-9 H-10 H-3 H-0 "Gypsy" M-23 M-18 142/113 143/120 152230 151/133 144/129 3 AEROSMITH 78536 82.03 00 40 G/0 3 DON HENLEY 141/68 125e68 131/58 108/1 0W 3 ROBERT PLANT A-38 A-107 Pictures... (Swan Song/Atco) A-1 A-0 Ae -0 . -0 Rock In A Hard Place (Col.) M-29 M-0 I Can't Stand Still (Asylum) A-9 A-8 M-23 M-22 18 15 "Lightning" H-13 H-0 "Dirty Laundry" H84 1449 H-35 H-0 "Burning Down One Side" M-27 4 KENNY LOGGINS 120/29 86/76 ß0 LW 40 4 GEORGE THORGOOD... 8349 8464 86/61 83/83 84/11 4 WHO 153/109 1469 447 A-133 High Adventure (Columbia) M-31 M-5 Bad To... (EMI America) A-1 A-4 A-7 A-9 A-70 It's Hard (WB) A-14 Tie M-7 "Don't Fight It" H60 H6 Title H-23 H-18 H-17 H-11 H-3 "Athena" M-29 R.H. 142/102 137/101 146/106 1480 138.66 5 STEEL BREEZE 9528 71/37 47143 010 8t7 4 RANDY MEISNER 78e59 83/11 8457 3650 67/32 5 FAST TIMES AT A-2 A-1 7 -20 Steel Breeze (RCA) M-54 M-31 M-4 Randy Meisner (Epic) A-0 A-2 A-7 A-12 A-28 Various Artists (FM/Asylum) A-1 M-34 M-39 M-52 "Don't You Want Me" H-13 H-3 H-0 "Never Been In Love" 2.19 H-20 H-22 11-18 H-9 "Somebody's Baby" M-39 142193 13186 14.3112 13980 13059 6 SHERIFF 3626 136 11A1 2/1 6 URIAH HEEP 71156 8345 96e0 10112 96116 6 STEVE WINWOOD A-0 -2 -12 Sheriff (Capitol) M-10 M-10 M6 M-0 M-1 Abominog (Mercury/PG) A-0 A-1 A-0 A-2 AE TieTalking Back... (Island/WB) A-4 A-0 In M-46 M-43 M-51 7 M-59 "You Remind Me" H-1 H-0 H-0 'That's The Way" H-15 H-17 H-16 H-17 H-14 Still The Game" 116/93 13499 13494 139/101 127/90 7 ICEHOUSE 4621 38536 1/1 40 MO 7 JUDAS PRIEST 188164 100154 111/62 1(553 13653 6 MEN AT WORK A-1 A-4 Business As Usual (Co).) A-1 A-1 A-3 E A6 Primitive Man (Chrysalis) M-22 M-0 M-0 Screaming... (Columbia) A 1 A-1 A-4 Tie It Be Now?" M-31 M-38 M-37 32 M-32 "Uniform" H-2 1+2 H-0 "Another Thing' H-52 H-53 H48 Hl6 H-39 'Who Can 136/79 12685 135Yí 115/11 17/O 7 WRABIT 2821 9e 2e2 .0/0 0/0 8 STEEL BREEZE 9654 71/31 4714 WO ß0 8 SANTANA A-3 A-1 A-14 -77 A-18 Tracks IMCAI M-3 M-1 M-0 Steel Breeze (RCA) A-28 A-37 A-43 Shango (Columbia) M63 M66 M-78 M-27 M-1 "Run For Cover" H-1 H-0 H-0 "Don't You Want Me" H-13 H-3 H-0 "Hold On" 10719 11643 129/100 142/114 144/120 9 HUGHES THRALL 43/19 28/17 17/17 00 tw 9 SANTANA 13453 12619 13676 115/17 17/1 9 EDDIE MONEY A-1 A-0 A-0 Hughes Thrall (Blvd./CBS) M-24 M-9 M-0 Shango (Columbia) AJ A-1 A-14 A-77 4-18 No Control (Columbia) A-0 In M-37 M-32 M-29 M-28 M-24 "Look In Your" H-0 H-0 H-0 "Hold On" H-79 H68 H46 H-11 H-0 'Think I'm Love" 10 1414 14244 151/88 143/7 10 CCR 18/18 414 GW GW 00 10 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS 10040 188148 11962 129e4 118/65 BAD COMPANY Song/Atco) A-1 A-1 A-21 128 420 Chooglin' (Fantasy) M-0 M-0 A Flock Of... Live/Arista) A-1 A-0 A-0 A-2 A-2 Rough... (Swan M-77 M-77 M-70 M-10 M-0 Title" H-0 H-0 "I Ran" H49 H69 1-1-67 283 H81 "Electric Land" 11 9/88 11788 128/101 139/118 137/119 11 WHO 153/14 148/1 / 60 0/0 ß0 11 CROSBY, STILLS, NASH 97/48 104149 111427 13960 14/52 JOHN COUGAR 41 A-0 e A-0 It's Hard (WB) M-29 M-7 Daylight Again (Atlantic) A-1 A-0 A-0 A-1 A-1 American Fool (Riva/PG) A-0 Mao M-28 M-22 M-21 M-18 "Athena" H-109 H-9 "Southern Cross" H-48 H65 H-72 H-88 H-87 "Jack & Diane" HENLEY 14144 12519 131/f115 1880 40 12 FIXX 36/14 249 22/12 11/6 ß14 12 STEVE WINWOOD 142146 13 LM1 M345/ 13957 13459 12 DON I Still (Asylum) As A-8 A-38 A-107 Shuttered Room (MCA) M-19 M-15 M-9 M-4 M-2 Talking Back... (Island/WB) Al A-0 A-0 A-2 A-12 Can't Stand H-59 "Dirty Laundry" MOs MOB M-58 M-1 "Stand Or Fall" H-3 H-2 H-1 H-1 H-0 "Still In The Game" H-93 H88 H-92 H80 13 LOGGINS 12040 86e ß0 40 13 JOE JACKSON 54/13 401 38/3 4/5 áC3/d 13 PAUL CARRACK 59042 45531 47/31 4527 3515 KENNY Adventure A-29 A-75 Night And Day (A&M) M-24 M-24 M-19 M-23 M-19 Suburban Voodoo (Epic) A-8 A-2 A-7 A-10 A-17 High (Columbia) Tie Tie H-3 "Don't Fight It" M-31 M6 "Steppin' Out" H-18 H-15 H-18 H-12 H-11 "I Need You" H-9 H-9 H-9 H-8 14 8553 87146 91148 91148 9037 13 KIM CARNES 42/13 2844 0/0 ß0 lN7 13 MICHAEL STANLEY... 58442 51/32 48/11 351 40 38 SPECIAL Special Forces (A&M) A-2 A-1 A-6 A-4 A-3 Voyeur (EMI America) M-19 M-3 MSS (EMI America) A-9 A-12 A-22 A-34 Al Tie H-1 "Keep Runnin' " M-31 M40 M-38 M-41 M62 Title H-10 H-1 "Between The Lines" Hó H-7 H-5 H-0 15 PRIEST 14/50 10813 114/48 105146 10429 13 NOVO COMBO 37/13 2518 16/11 4/4 15 TANE' CAIN 54141 5818 48/13 5/1 00 JUDAS A-1 A-1 A-4 A-1 A-4 Animation... (Polydor/PG) M-23 M-8 M-5 M-0 M-0 Tane' Cain (RCA) A-7 A-17 A-36 A-4 Screaming... (Columbia) "Another Thing" M-54 M-54 M-62 M63 M-82 "Too Long Gone" H-1 H-0 H-0 H-1 H-0 "Holdin' On" H-8 H-5 H-0 H-0 'e -week The Hottest reports of charting artists are displayed o er a h e -week over a five -week The Medium reports of charting artists an' displayed over a h The Added reports of charting artists are displayed pened They are listed in order eit total repens wi hin the specific rotation rotation period They are listed in order ut otal reports within the specific 'utation penal They are lusted in oMer of total reports within the specthc week Two numbers follow each album te le The urst represents each album title The first represents fur the the week Two numbers follow each album fit) The first represents for the week Two numbers follow week sec for week sec- total number of our reporting statue ns playing the a hune this 'Me stations playing the all um thus week The sec- total number of our reporting stations playing the album this The total number of our reporting e and us the number of thosestatuons that repirted it n huit rot utuon tins e,eck ond is the number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation this ond is the number of those stations that added it thus week Below these Below these numbers are breakdowns ut the albums report,. in other the week Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for rotations fur the week The album s preferred mrpl:n cul is Baled The preferred airplay cut us listed week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed rotations for the week album's

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 44 RftR/Friday, September 17, 1981 non BREAKERS. Significant Action JAZZ ON non Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest MIKE RUTHERFORD . Acting Very Strange (Atlantic) level of station activity on any given week. Total: 59. A-57, M-2, H-0 "Maxine" "Halfway" 3 1 TOM SCOTT .... Desire (Musician/Elektra) MICHAEL McDONALD . If That's What It Takes (WB) "Sure Enough" "Forgettin' " "Lies" Total: 49. A-4, M-19, H-26 2 2 CHUCK MANGIONE .. Love Notes (Columbia) RCA ICEHOUSE Primitive Man (Chrysalis) "Steppin' Out" "Uniform" "Cafe" Total: 46. A-22, M-22, H-2 1 3 DAVID SANBORN As We Speak (COB) STRAY CATS Built For Speed (EMI America) Title "Rock" "Strut" Total: 44. A-12, M-17, H-15 8 4 BOB JAMES .. Hands... (Tappan Zee/Col.) JON ANDERSON Animation (Atlantic) "Spunky" "All" Total: 43. A-0, M-35, H-8 6 5 DAVE GRUSIN .... Out Of The... (GRP/Arista) "Anthem" HUGHES THRALL . Hughes Thrall (Boulevard/CBS) "Look" "Got" Total: 43. A-19, M-24, H-0 7 6 CHICK COREA Touchstone (COB) "Compadre' KIM CARNES Voyeur (EMI America) Total: 42. A-13, M-19, H-10 4 7 PAT METHENY GROUP . Offramp (ECM/WB) Title "Thrill" "Eighteen" "Going" "James" BILLY THORPE . East Of Eden's Gate (Pasha/CBS) 5 8 B. COBHAM'S..... Observations... (M./Elektra) Title "Hold" Total: 41. A-8, M-31, H-2 "Jailbait" APRIL WINE Power Play (Capitol) B.9 STEVE DOUGLAS .. . Hot Sax (Fantasy) "Kay""Enough" Total: 39. A-0, M-28, H-11 Various Cuts STEEL BREEZE NOVO COMBO . Animation Generation (Polydor/PG) X10 BOBBY McFERRIN B. McFerrin (M./Elektra) "Gone" Title Total: 37. A-13, M-19, H-0 Steel Breeze (RCA) "Feline" These albums, displayed over a two-week penod, received significant "Don't" "Who's" "Lost." 60% of our reporters on Significant Action listings showcase product in all musical con- reports but did not chart this week on the National Airplay'40 listing. it. Total album reports: 95. A-28, M-54, H-13. figurations that has received significant airplay but which has not This chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium Album charted this week at number 20. garnered sufficient reports to chart on the National Airplay 40 fisting. and hot reports, as well as special jazz programming. The album's These records are listed In order of airplay. They may be either still on preferred airplay cuts are listed; singles are in bold type. Artists In larger the rise, or former National Airplay/40 chart acts. type registered significant airplay gains this week.

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TA011015 I 601E MY 01.1.1 MOM BAD OSITT 15.1 se4,61.61 71R. No 1 a Bad Company (36/21) MOM MO COM 5.y Syir1 MUM 101.10 (111) 811841100 STRAY 013 10 21.1561 SAMT CATS 101 A..1/0 Oral N olen ODE 100 I41r10 Mi fronr CLOT/ Idol PAIL OUT IPoI 10211 601E5 MALL IllalowerUCBSI LC. OF TE N.C. ./MITI W.MM PETE 10/61110 CATS AMIc61 BATS IONI Ciml MI RI_rlDOUMNNEO maw B51 SM1 5/Cl Van (24/20) B ILLI ICMt1.11 SIMI 101 JUDAS 1410611 101081411110.1.0-40 Johnny Zant Spin. 1005 Cf IM .R1/00N1 MIEI N0Á5 PRIEST 141.1.1 JIM M SRO OMIT LOSGITS 41.1.1 FIE 101 CI STEEL BREEZE inca FUETBOD MC ICI URI/41.1P IMcrNPolpr1 nNo I J11.1 rá AT MO COP. 15.0 MOM, 1.1011001115 ml't 40M RÚ51 10.01.) KENT 106115 1401. 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Throe two 1.., Wwb Wwb W. September 17, 1982 5 2 2 0 MICHAEL MURPHEY/What's Forever For (Liberty) EREÄKER® 12 6 4 0 MICKEY GILLEY/Put Your Dreams Away (Epic) 14 10 6 e FRIZZELL & WEST/I Just Came Here To Dance (WB/Viva) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 11 7 5 MEL McDANIEUBig Ole Brew (Capitol) station activity on any given week. 0 19 14 9 © OAK RIDGE BOYS/I Wish You Could Have Turned... (MCA) LARRY GATLIN ft GATLIN BROTHERS 1 1 1 6 KENNY ROGERS/Love Will Turn You Around (Liberty) Sure Feels Like Love (Columbia) 26 18 12 0 RONNIE MILSAP/He Got You (RCA) On 71% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 31, Same 20, Down 0, 20 15 10 0 ANNE MURRAY/Hey( Babyl (Capitol) Debuts 20, Adds 26. A Most Added Record. R&R Chart: 49-44. 24 16 11 Q CRYSTAL GAYLE/Livin' In These Troubled Times (Columbia) RONNIE McDOWELL 7 3 3 10 JERRY REED/She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shaft) (RCA) Step Back (Epic) 25 17 14 M. HAGGARD & G. JONES/Yesterday's Wine (Epic) On 69% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 27, Same 21, Down 1, 13 9 7 12 GENE WATSON/This Dream's On Me (MCA) Debuts 22, Adds 23. A Most Added Record. R&R Chart: Debut 45. 35 24 17 I WILLIE NELSON/Let It Be Me (Columbia) DOTTIE WEST 36 32 18 DON WILLIAMS/Mistakes (MCA) She Can't Get My Love Off The Bed (Liberty) 29 25 19 ® DOLLY PARTON/I Will Always Love You (RCA) National Summary: Up 20, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 23. A Most Added 38 34 26 CD ALABAMA/Close Enough To Perfect (RCA) Record. R&R Chart: Debut 47. 31 26 20 LEE GREENWOOD/She's Lying (MCA) 4 4 8 18 GNARLY McCLAIN/Dancing Your Memory Away (Epic) 34 31 25 LEON EVERETTE/Soul Searchin' (RCA) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 39 35 27 l CHARLEY PRIDE/You're So Good When You're Bad (RCA) 30 27 23 LOUISE MANDRELL/Some Of My Best Friends Are... (RCA) MEL TILLIS (40) MICHAEL MURPHEY (56) ® Stay A Little Longer (Elektra) What's Forever For (Liberty) 10 8 13 22 STATLER BROTHERS/Whatever (Mercury/PolyGram) RICKY SKAGGS (36) OAK RIDGE BOYS (49) 40 36 30 ® RAZZY BAILEY/Love's Gonna Fall Here Tonight (RCA) 15 13 15 Die Hard (WB) Heartbroke (Epic) I Wish You Could Have Turned... (MCA) 24 GARY MORRIS/Dreams JANIE FRICKE (34) ALABAMA (44) 42 40 33 ® JUICE NEWTON/Break It To Me Gently (Capitol) It Ain't Easy Bein' Easy (Columbia) Close Enough To Perfect (RCA) 2 5 16 26 GEORGE STRAIT/Fool Hearted Memory (MCA) JERRY LEE LEWIS (31) MICKEY GILLEY (44) 41 39 32 Fÿ TAMMY WYNETTE/You Still Get To Me In My Dreams (Epic) I'd Do It All Again (Elektra) Put Your Dreams Away (Epic) 43 41 34 IC) LORETTA LYNN/Making Love From Memory (MCA) (30) (43) CONWAY TWITTY RONNIE MILSAP 50 43 37 Q ED BRUCE/Ever, Never Lovin' You (MCA) We Did But Now You Don't (Elektra) He Got You (RCA) 45 38 r T.G. SHEPPARD/War Is Hell (On The Homefront.'.) (WB/Curb) 21 20 21 31 YOUNGER BROTHERS/Nothing But The Radio On (MCA) 6 11 22 32 MOE BANDY/She's Not Really Cheatin'... (Columbia) NEW & ACTIVE 46 41 ® BARBARA MANDRELL/Operator, Long Distance Please (MCA) 8 21 28 34 SYLVIA/Nobody (RCA) 3 12 24 35 WAYLON JENNINGS/Women Do Know How To... (RCA) Recent releases are listed In order of their actMty i he two numbers following the artist title label designation (example. 47 42 Put The Blue In Me 100 25i indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 now many added it this week Q WHITES/You (Elektra/Curb) (251. "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song W on their charts. held It the 22 22 29 37 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Get Into Reggae Cowboy (Elektra/Curb) fame Ion to on add to on. 51.51, etc.(. reeved it Down on their charts, or Added K this week. 51lndt3ted one of this weeks 46 Q RICKY SKAGGS/Heartbroke (Epic) most added new songs 44 griCONWAY TWITTY/We Did But Now You Don't (Elektra) LACY J. DALTON "16th Avenue" (Columbia) 79/15 50 43 Q BANDANA/The Killin' Kind (WB) National Summary: Up 24, Same 27, Down 0, Debuts 13, Adds 15, WKYG, WPOR-FM, WQIK-FM, WCII, WOAM, 45 etteir STEVE WARINER/Don't It Break Your Heart (RCA) KTPK-FM, KVOC, KEEN, KSOP-FM 44-34. R&R WLWI-FM, WSM, KYXX, KWKH, WCUZ-AM-FM, WIRE, WTSO, 28 28 31 42 BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK/Love Busted (Capitol) New Chart: Debut 49. 50 2) KAREN BROOKS/New Way Entry OSMOND BROTHERS "It's Like Falling In Love..." (Elektra/Curb) 78/15 Out (WB) National Summary: Up 25, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 15, WAJR, WEEP, KIX106, WYKR, WCOS-AM-FM, 49 LARRY GATLIN/Sure Feels Like Love (Columbia) WDAK, WFNC, WCII, WQYK-FM, WKMF, WGEE, KTPK-FM, KBMY, KEEN, KBBQ, WTSO 22-12. R&R Chart: Debut ID RONNIE McDOWELL/Step Back (Epic) 50. 17 23 36 46 FRIZZELL/I'm Hire A Wino To... (WB/Viva) FM JANIE FRICKE "It Ain't Easy Bein' Easy" (Columbia) 72/34 DAVID Gonna National Summary: Up 4, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 12, Adds 34 including WPOR-FM, WMZQ-FM, WWVA, - DOTTIE WEST/She Can't Get My Love Off... (Liberty) KSOP-FM, WPLO, KOKE-FM, KIKK-FM, WMC-AM, WSM, WIRK -FM, WKMF, WDGY, WXCL, WIL-AM-FM, KVEG, 9 19 35 48 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Heavenly Bodies (RCA) KCKC. C) DALTON/16th Avenue BOBBY BARE "(I'm Not) A Candle In The Wind" (Columbia) 72/10 - «_l> LACY J. (Columbia) National Summary: Up 35, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 10, WWVA, KOKE-FM, WAMZ-FM, KECK, WTHI-FM, - a OSMOND BROTHERS/It's Like Falling In Love... (Elektra/Curb) KRWQ-FM, KIDN, KSOP-FM, KSON-AM-FM, KBBQ, WIXL-FM 39-28, WSIX-FM 17-16, WHOO 25-19, KEED 21-17, KCUB 22-19. This chart is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black cktied numbers Indicate general WRIGHT BROTHERS "Made In The U.S.A." (WB) 63/7 continued upward movement. National Summary: Up 26, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 7, WIXL-FM, KOKE-FM, WWOD, KWKH, WIRK -FM, WTHI-FM, KLZ, WVAM 34-27, KHEY 45-33, KRMD-AM-FM 39-29, WCMS-FM 44-37, WFMS-FM 15-13, WIRE 18-15, aBELLAMY BROTHERS "Redneck Girl" (WB/Curb) 29/26 KTTS-AM-FM 45,34, KEED 49-40. National Summary: Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 26 including WOKQ, WNYR, KXYL, KHEY, WWOD, KENDALLS "That's What I Get For Thinking" (Mercury/PolyGram) 50/28 WLWI-FM, KFGO, WTSO, KEBC-FM, KLZ, KMAK, KRSY. National Summary: Up 2, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 28 including WGNA-FM, WWVA, WSOC-FM, DEAN DILLON "You To Come Home To" (RCA) 29/14 KYTE, KBBQ, WKSJ-FM WESC-AM-FM, KLRA, WHOO, WTQR-FM, WFMS-FM, WTSO, WTHI-FM, KMAK, KVEG, National Summary: Up 1, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 14, WIXL-FM, WWVA, WGVM, WQIK-FM, WLWI-FM, 4&35. WQYK-FM, WHBF, KFDI-AM-FM, KRST-FM, KKAL, KEED, KSOP-FM, KIGO, KBBQ. aMEL TILLIS "Stay A Little Longer" (Elektra) 49/40 WAYNE KEMP "She Meant To Use Him" 29/8 KOKE- Only (Mercury/PolyGram) National Summary: Up 1, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 40 including WVAM, WPOR-FM, WMZQ-FM, National Summary: Up 5, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 8, WLWI-FM, WSM, WIRK -FM, KFGO, WXCL, KTTS-AM- KRAK, KMPS- FM, WBAP, KIKK-FM, WOYK-FM, WIRK -FM, WMNI, WKKO-AM-FM, WDAF, KFH, KNIX-FM, KYTE, FM, KEED, KVEG, WIXL-FM 23-14, KKYX 46-41. AM-FM. ROY HEAD 'The Trouble With Hearts" (NSD) 25/7 BILL ANDERSON "Southern Fried" (Southern Tracks) 48/7 National Summary: Up 3, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 7, WYKR, WESC-AM-FM, WGVM, WAXX, KXRB, KEED, KLRA, National Summary: Up 16, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 7, WYKR, WCOS-AM-FM, KHEY, WGVM, KMAK, WGNA-FM 35-32, WIXL-FM 36-27, KVOO 49-43. KTTS-AM-FM WOKK, KTPK-FM, WVAM 30-24, WIXL-FM 10-2, WLWI-FM 22-17, WIRK -FM 29-22, KBMR 45-40, DON KING "Maximum Security (To Minimum Wage)" (Epic) 22/15 38-27, KUZZ 32-27, KEED 44-33. National Summary: Up 0, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 15 WGNA-FM, WESC-AM-FM, WMC-AM, WHOO, KKYX, "Women In Love" (Liberty) 48/3 KT KIN VASSY KHEY 4636, KBMR, KSO, -TS -AM -FM, KUGR, KIGO. National Summary: Up 14, Same 27, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 3, WWVA, KIGO, KBBQ, WIXL-FM 38-25, MUNDO EARWOOD "Pyramid Of Cans" (Primero) 21/5 13-10, WNOE-AM 4441, KKYX 39-35, KRMD-AM-FM 19-16, WHBF 49-43, KTTS-AM-FM 39.28, KVOO WSIX-FM National Summary: Up 5, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 5, WCMS-FM, WIRK -FM, KTOM, KSOP-FM, KIGO, KHEY 41-32, KUZZ 33-28, KEED 42-38. 43/22 50-39, KKYX 44-39, KTTS-AM-FM d-46, KEED 30-21, KGA 39-32. aCHARLIE ROSS "Are We In Love (Or Am I)" (Townhouse) BOXCAR WILLIE "Last Train To Heaven" (Main Street) 21/3 National Summary: Up 4, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 22 including WWVA, WILQ, WESC-AM-FM, WCII, National Summary: Up 6, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 3, WBGW-FM, KVEG, KRSY, WGNA-FM 43-40, WCAW 1NWWW-FM, KTPK-FM, KRST-FM, KUUY, KSOP-FM, WIXL-FM 48-37, WXCL 44-39. WSM, WNOE-AM, WHK, d-48, WIXL-FM 29-18, KRMD-AM-FM 42-39, WIRK -FM d-44, KBMR 50-44, KFDI-AM-FM 44-39. I To (Churchill) 42/7 RODNEY LAY & WILD WEST "I Wish Had A Job Shove" WYVON ALEXANDER "Alice In Dallas (Sweet Texas)" (Gervasi) 21/3 National Summary: Up 15, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 7, WCMS-FM, KECK, WHBF, KUZZ, KRSY, KRAK, National Summary: Up 3, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 3, KTOM, KEEN, KBBQ, KOKE-FM 39-35, KHEY on, 19-10, 17-14, WHK 38-30, WITL-FM 39-33, WXCL 32-25, KTTS-AM-FM 42-31, KVOO KSOP-FM, WIXL-FM WAMZ-FM KRMD-AM-FM d-48, KSO 28-27, KVOO on, KEED 50-41, KVEG on. 35-27, KEED 26-18. KELLY "Walk Me 'Cross The River" (Carrere/CBS) 42/6 ALBERT COLEMAN'S ATLANTA POPS "Just Hooked On Country, Ill" (Epic) 19/9 JERRI National Summary: Up 0, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 9, WGVM, WHOO, WQYK-FM, WIRK -FM, WGEE, KXRB, 17, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6, WQIK-FM, WCII, WTQR-FM, WMNI, WFMS-FM, National Summary: Up KVOO, KMAK, KGA, KFGO d-38. KSOP-FM, WIXL-FM 16-8, KHEY 48-38, KKYX 45-40, KSO 14-13, WKKQ-AM-FM 48-42, KFDI-AM-FM 25-20, KRWQ- FM 35-30, KRAK 29-25. RANDY PARTON "Roll On Eighteen Wheeler" (RCA) 18/7 National Summary: Up 0, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 7, WYKR, KXYL, KRMD-AM-FM, KBMR, KVOO, KRWQ- FM, KSOP-FM, WCMS-FM d-49, KKAL d-50, KEIN on. SKIP & LINDA "If You Could See You Through..." (MDJ) 18/1 SIGNIFICANT ACTION National Summary: Up 7, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 1, WITL-FM, WVAM 35-29, KRRV on, KOKE-FM 47-42, WESC-AM-FM d40, WAXX 31-29, WXCL 39-37, KVOO 32-28, KFDI-AM-FM 37-33, KGA on. "Woman's Touch" (Mercury/PolyGram) 40/15 TOMMY BELL "Georgiana" (Gold Sound) 16/8 TOM JONES National Summary: Up 1, Seme 7, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 8, WYII, KHEY, WAXX, WHBF, KUUY, KEED, KRWQ-FM, Summary: Up 10, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 15, WWVA, KOKE-FM, WDAK, WGVM, KLRA, WWOD, National KSOP-FM, WCMS-FM on, WITL-FM on, KTOM 49-39. WHOO, WOYK-FM, WMNI, WFMS-FM, KTTS-AM-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KGEM, KEED, KVEG. LEE LEWIS "I'd Do It All Again" (Elektra) 39/31 JUDY TAYLOR 'The End Of The World" (WB) 16/8 fMJERRY National Summary: Up 0, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 8, WIXL-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, WQYK-FM, WKMF, KEBC- National Summary: Up 1, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 31 including WADR, WSOC-FM, WESC-AM-FM, FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KBMY, KSOP-FM, WMC-AM on, KUGR d-39. WLWI-FM, KKYX, WIRK -FM, WAXX, KTTS-AM-FM, KNIX-FM, KYTE, KGA. BROTHERS "Still The One" (MCA) 38/7 JACK QUIST "Memory Machine" (MM) 16/5 THRASHER National Summary: Up 3, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 5, WESC-AM-FM, WSIX-FM, KFGO, KWMT, WDAF, Summary: Up 11, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 7, KHEY, WESC-AM-FM, KLRA, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM- National WWVA on, KOKE-FM 49-44, KHEY d-45, WXCL 20-14, KLZ on, KSOP-FM 37-33. FM, KGEM, KVEG, WPOC-FM 20-17, WIXL-FM 20-13, WLWI-FM 24-19. JOHN ANDERSON "Wild And Blue" (WB) 32/28 TANYA TUCKER "Cry" (Arista) 15/6 ® National Summary: Up 3, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6, KRRV, National Summary: Up 0, Same 2, Down 1, Debuts 1, Adds 28 including WBGW-FM, WFNC, KLRA, WWOD, WVAM, KXYL, WESC-AM-FM, WCMS-FM, KCCY-FM, WIXL-FM 47-38, WADR 47-42, KFH d-39, KSOP-FM WIRK -FM, WAXX, WXCL, KRAK, KTOM, KMPS-AM-FM. 49-41. DAVIS "The Beer Drinkin' Song" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 30/17 BOBBY SMITH "It's Been One Of Those Days" (Liberty) 14/9 MAC National National Summary: Up 0, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 17 including WVAM, WBGW-FM, WWVA, KLRA, KRMD- Summary: Up 0, Seme 3, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 9, WBGW-FM, WWVA, WESC-AM-FM, WLWI-FM, KKYX, AM-FM, KXRB, KEED, KMAK, KEEN, KGA. WIRK -FM, KITS -AM -FM, KVOO, KBMY, KEBC-FM d-48.

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BELLI, BROTHERS RICKY SKAGGS BOBARA MALDRELL LORETTA LYNN BOBBY BARE WIMiM ROSIE LAY J. DALTON WILLIE NELSON TEL 111115 MUM KENN LORETTA LYNN STATLER BROTHERS ED MUA MAORI JERRY LEE LEWIS ANY 'emcee DEMI KELLY ALMAIR µBERT COLEMAN DON ILINMS Lending, IN JERRY REED DONNY TIMMY ALABAMA M.0 EAR NS» DEAN ED BRUCE ADY TAYLOR canot: K ALABAMA TEL IC 001111 RICO DILL. ',ram* REAL RIOOFM OOK CHARLIE ROSSSS SCAMS 50151 AMERS KCCYf11 RIOT SHAMS DENT DILL. MR RIDGE BOIS WY DEBBIE T.G. SHEPPARD JO STANLEY CNN! MTLIN MOREL HUNE, Arww OrNSb. CA Deem, CO Ger RIS, CAMPBELL LLMNY KPIKfM JERRY REED T. JONES NICE NEM. Pueblo, CO STEVE 105Kß TWITTI moot«, EL K DANIEL ROSIE STATLER BROTHERS DIM STEVE MARINER K ORWELL KENNY RIGGERS D.ELSFL Wore TX RICO SKAGGS DON RING M GAEL MURPHEY TN ON RIDGE BOTS JON ANDERSON SKIP E LIMA KRIM ON AIME BOOS NWNrL, CRYSTAL MME T.G. SHEPPARD PETLLA CLAN TANYA TUCKER RICKEY GILLEY MICHAEL MARRI RAMIE MRS& DAL TILL'S WINS TRITT LEE T.G. µNANO MARIE RAMP BELLS, NOYERS RIGG »RA LEWIS Frio SO NNE MAMMY SHEPPARD MT11E WEST DOLLY PIT. Tor. CHARLIE ROSS MAN DILL. Hottest, RICKEY DWRLEY PRIM CHARLEY MIA JMRLEY PRICE KENNY ROARS JA SUN DAK RIDGE BOYS M Ar1551Y, D GILLEY JAMIE FRICKE MC DAVIS KENNY ROARS SYLVIA JUICE EST. WEDFAM / Er »ASIE MILSAP NC DAVIS ILLIE NELSON ON RIDGE BOYS OKCI RCNNIE MC .WELL FRIZAELL { WEST MIONEL MLWTEY DIARLIE (10µL5 LEE ORS IRNMIAIA NY_ Hottest: CANNY TTIETY GEORGE STINT ROSS W.wrSlrMRrSN SDI Morsest: MK RICA DAIS CRYSTAL GAYLE RIMER GILLES RIMER RLIU LAY J. DALTON M1MAEl MURPHEY STEPNNIE WBNSRLO RANIS E DOWELL GILLEY RICKEY RONNIE MILSAP DOLLY PIT. LIRA Aret, M RIMY SKAGGS THCMS GILLEY NNE MANY BGEY WILLIE MIS. INC DAVIS BELLM NOTHERS EARL COLLET W ILLIE KCRC SMIKi1ELD DIANE PFEIFER EARL TOMS COLEY Nr MKMAY ALLAMI ILS. CHARLEY MIA TEI TILLIS GI, MARIG WCMSFM DOTTIE WEST DM RIDA BOTS NGELA CLEMONS ROSS 551E YEN ROSIE K DOWELL DOME MILS& KIEN BROOKS N IR1 D.rISIHEtn>, CA CHARLIE Virginia VA GAZAPO CRYSTAL ARYLE GUN KING ALBERT COLEMAN ORVAL ARYLE Dr0, BELLAM MOTHERS DOLLY REHALLS JA NA PI'. T.G. MEINNO MARCIA BEVERLY ROY HEAD JANIE FRICKE T.G. SHEPPARD KVEO JANIE FRIME BILL ANDERSON MICHAEL MATEY JENNY TILLIS KECK LEE LEWIS KLZ Mg», NV RONNIE MC COMELL ETNA CLAN JON ANDERSON Alt RIOGC BOYS KEOSALLS Lr Lincoln, NO MICHAEL JON ANDERS. MEL CO JERRY LEE LEWIS MURPHEY RIMY 11AA5HE1 BROTHERS I GEORGE Ho Deem, NEALE TANYA TUCKER DOLLY PARTON MON E L TILLIS I GEORGE KTPRJFS 10M MERLEICKEY REMIT ROARS RUAS RICKY SNAGS D TX JONES GILLEY ONES LAY C.MT TMITT ALABAMA her D. WILLING BELL ASTS MOTHERS Pueblo. CO KSOMAM A Fr MAIJU EARWMD 'AC JERRY REED geMSMMRA CA JAMIE 55101E RIOT SIAMS Tq55., KI DAVIS MICA EAMON ALABAN DEAN MN WILLIAMS BILL ANGERS. ONEL MIMET WIGHT BROTHERS 'BRASHER BROTHERS SIR 0455* CA DILL. DALINE MOTHERS KIPPT BRNO. BOBBY BARE AI IXY SKAGGS BARBARA MANEA DOTTIE GRANT TRITT N SASSY 11500 MOTHERS LENT GATLIN SONNY WWCíM MICKEY GILLEY JUN GEIERS(. WEST ROM CRIES ROOMY INES RICKY SHAGS DOTTIE LAY THRASHER 1.6. SEPPIO AN ANDERSON KEKBALS BONY BARE MST LASST GATLIN BROTHERS 5S.W5M. TN MICKEY SOME RASE' STEVE MARINER Hottest: TEL GALE,' AMEN MOOS Ho e .TTIE WEST TILLIS MOSEL MARRY LAMY GATLIN CHARLIE ROSS LATHY GATLT JERRY *ED MK RIDGE BOIS »SIE SC MALL RNNIE FRIJZELL { NEST KTTiAN S FM ROSIE O.ELL ALLAMT NOTHERS MICKEY 011101 T. GRANT RIET LAY ARIE KEN IC .WELL RIMER GILLEY K RONNIE MILS& WADE R® BONI BARE HEN MOOS LOUISE MAORELL IpMgSME, NO CHARLIE ROSS CNN, rMITn SEILE L GEORGE WTI sotteste B 0AC1A WILLIE ANNE MAMA, 1» MIST LEON EYERETTE NONE *PRAY LAY J. DALTON LORRY BELL WILLIE NELSON NY S INISA ON e WANE CMS. Lrlgeregi . MA UMeINwI MIXERGIILER Hottest RONNIE MILSAP WILLIE NELSON WI JERRY REED LEE GRE ENWMD NAME OEM BILL ANDERS. RONNIE ß06Eß3 KAMM MICHAEL MURPHEY MOREL NETHER COL, PIT. FRIZZELL GOLLY PIT. 10M M.ES JANIE FRICKE EARL IMLMS COLEY NNE CORNY TRITT MICKEY GILLEY L WEST KCOOMN WILLIE NELSON Hottest: WIN! TITER MEW KIM DENY TEL TILLIS TOM, BELL MELK MK RIDGE BOIS M n Diego, CA D. IIZZELL E NEST NAYLOR JUICE HEM. RONNIE MILS& DANIEL FARM WMRfM JERRY LEE LEMS RICKY MAWS RONNIE MILS& NAISA ROSIE MILS& KEDµ1S WAMZFIE BATON» LAMY GATLIN .ERIE I GEORGE FRI/ZELL I EST WMMI P.M 115515 FL JANIE FRICKE WILLIE NELSON ECUS JA SIM ASALES PRIDE Hottest, Correll., KY LAMY GATLIN EARL THONS CONLEY GENE Mi5O1 LORETTA LINN Md epl WI YOWLER BOTHERS KRIS CARPENTER C.MI TRITT Timer Al SEL LILL1S BARARA Maßft. LE. ERNEUE CORNY TRITT SIDGO: TILLIS JERRY LEE El MICKEY GILLEY STEVE WHINER LEE GREENWOOD LEWIS RICKY SKAGGS DOLLY PMT. BONY BARE µ'ALMA MINET RWY LACY J. DALT. JON ANDERSON N IONEL MENER KAM JERRY LEE LEWIS LEE MAJORS LEE OREEINMD DOLT IE TEED NINE KEW KLAC 151 JERRY Malpo, Mr E L TILLIS BELLAMY NOTHERS CHARLEY STEVE MARINER OAK RIME BOYS CEO DILL. IRRAMA NM MDIFIEL MINIFY EMT ONES PRIDE CONWAY TWI111 MILKER GILLEY Lee AnPN., CA Hottest: ENDALLS JERRY LEE LE510 NNE MIMA! NC DAVIS NEL DANIEL BONY SMISI RVOO BAN MY S1I505 WIE06AY OAK RIDGE BOYS ALICE NEWT. K KENNY JON ANDERS. BONI SMITH LENT LEE ROGERS MIRE CAMPBELL LON J.ES T.G. SHEPPARD LEWIS DON WILLIAM Tor OK LARRY GATLIN DAMM, LA »NIE MILS& STEVE WAINER SAUSE.. L 1ST LARRY GATLIN Nw MINE KEW ROY HEM BELLA, MOTHERS WILLIE ORA AMER5. LATHY GATLIN STESE MARINER EELS. ESSE JANIE FRICKE RIJL1r K OREN I GEORGE JEST REED WRAC DAVID HOUSE CORNY 111111 FROCKS RA TES JX SM GOALIE ROSS 01500 BROTHERS RONNIE MILS& RONNIE SALON, MICKEY ALBERT OXEN» Drill../ea, DC HottesGEORGEtSTEMS MONEY LAY GILLEY RANDY PMT. FI VINAro, NC MOREL MINE! MITES WA{2iM BONY SMITH BANDAIR CRYSTAL GALLE MIMI BROTHERS EKALLS ON WILLIAMS ,MK RIME BOYS ERST MICKEY CLAN TAYLOR BILL Hottest. IWdiwE, PA GATLIN NAY ttttt OSMDID NOTHERS ALISADA TILLIS »CT FARMÖD LAM. MERLE S GEORGE BOXCAR WILLIE KEEN BONY SMITH EL OAK RIME BOYS MICKEY GILLEY SMRLEY GAFF JERRY REED MN WILLINGG earn MOVERS MTTIE EST ROOKY LAY ED BRAE BOBBY MIXER DOTTIE WEST Ale». ULK RIDGE BOYS MOTIF REST DEBBIE CAMPBELL TEL K DANIEL Mn Are, CA KDSO CHARLEY PRIDE MOO EA»IODD MIONEL NANNY HIE FRICKE RONNIE ROGERS IXM WILLING RIIXT SUAGLS JERRY ONO. NIE 11JAIAY Ventre, CA ALABAN 1á1010 MOTHERS LEE EIMER GILLET MC HEARTS FIRE BAKAN NIE MALRAT LIMY GATLIN Testest: 0. DULLY PT. DAVIS . MITES MIO-ASEFM OLIN MIST BAILEY MK RIDGE BOIS WT. µEAAMER JERRY LEE LEWIS ALMERLE. Wp ALABAMA ANISES FRIZZY.. L REST SAISIE NILS» CORNS TRITER YMCA NICE NEWT. te ROME NILS& LAY J. DALTON EL UM, MO SELTILLIS JERRY LEE LEWIS LarlwMo, KT notrot: CRYSTAL GAYLE WIN T.G. SHEPPARD ICE BSO! 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ALRIDGE BOYS WA1Mo, KI 05100 BROTHERS d K SYLVIA TAtteele WAIN Hottest STEVE ROSIE MILSAP JERRY LEE LEWIS Wr1iuINLo, DC STEVE WARIER .MINER ALABAMA 50111E ALBEIT COLEMAN RONNIE WAS& BANDANA BELLANY VOTERS YpPwEw WV EST BONY BARE AL/HLM OMEN IIUP .TIE NEST JOIN AMERS. BOOKS BRASHER BROTHERS 1ERRI GINS COIS ALIAS JANIE OICKE ALABAMA 1.µL 5 JANIE FRICKE L TILLIS Hottest JOE SUN Ft. Work TX RIOT SKAGGS REIR MARS ANON WILLIAMS E RAMM & PM JEMI ESILI OAK RIDA BOYS L TILLIS COMM TRITT MICHEL MONEY STEVE WMIEA RNONM E MIONEL MINET LAY DONA FRAM STEVE WARIER BARBARA RONNIE RIOT SARGES M.NL, WA MICKEY GILLEY WOO, KELLY K DOWELL MICKEY GILLEY Hottest.MIRAI EL 111115 T.G. SEPPORD MARIE RAVIRA MAIORELL DOTTIE 1ST ROM DOSES 0400 Hottest .TIE EST MIDMEL ERLE E GEIGE Wkwiewelle, W WIN TOM JOIES MITES CHARLIE 05100 NOIERS SEHALLS NNE MIMA! K NOWN" RAMEY BELLAS! NOTHERS ROSS BELLST MOTHERS MK RIDGE BOYS EL TILLIS STATLER ' BOTHERS JANIE (RIXE CRYSTAL ARYLE JERRr REED JOIN AMERSN Twr NAM. IN JUDY TAYL. AASHER BOTHERS M1CWo, AZ STEVE WARIER ELLE I GEORGE Honest: MICKEY GILLEY LEM EYERETTE AM DILL. OS AKERS. DAVID 11112111 Holtes1: SEED MOTHERS MI TILLIS SYLIWII MATEY KAREN BROOMS RIAD SKAGGS LAMY GATLIN ALABAMA KENT MOGERS EL TILLIS MILE I GEORGE JOE SM DARLERE AUSTIN GEORGE STRAIT JIIE FRICKE Mimeo, PL T.G. SHEPPARD SVIA KEEM100M C. 51111ÁM5 MN KING JANIE FRIIXE Metes : GONER TWIET ONRLY MAIE 5105E1. KNOTT RIDA BOYS JERRY LEE LEWIS K DOLLY MA BANOMA 50111 ABE REST RICKY SKAGGS PRIIIELL PIT. CM metal t RIME! GILLEY MICKEY OEM RIOT SKACGS I WEST CYSTAL ARYLE OMM NM TNIm KEKµLS MK RIO BOYS »NY IDLE I GEORGE MOSEL MARE( MOLT GILLEY NIE MURRAY »ALL K CLAIN Ho CONWAY 111111 WILLIE NELSON ttttt WIGHT BROTHERS OWILEY PRIDE NeE MUM, FRIIIELL JX SS SYLVIA KTOM TERRY LEE LEWIS L WEST 110NELI HOMER ROM, BARE JOIN ANDERSON RARIE .115& MIARII. CA Mel WILLING JANIE FRICKE MMOREY GILLEY JERRY REED Notrest: IARCIA BESERLY 1ONEL MURPHEY 137 MITES WWOD ERDALLS WYER Current Reports Cl K DANIEL PRIZZELL WNW JERRY LEE LEWIS WILLIE WELS. JOIN ANDERSON M LYRNMWE, VA ALBERT GOLFMAI FRIZZELL S 1ST RM1E 5115&4 Neer, VT Now Yea. NY WM. KVOC RANDY PIT. JANIE FRICKE DI. MIM LEE NEE./CO CRYSTAL GAYLE RAM COGNA FORA RICKY SAOULS MC., BROTHERS 10115E MNORELL 05100 MOTHERS Career, WY MK RIDGE BOIS ILLINS JR. TD15Y BELL MY. ALEANOEA WARM RE TOW JONES T. JONES BILL ANDERS. The following stations ALICE RICKY SIAMS D. SING ROSIE K CUWELL EST. GOALIE ROSS Hors111: RNOY PART. WIN\ NITS OTT FREY BOBBY PARE MC DAVIS HACIA BEVNLI JON AIDEROM Mickel. MMRET ROx ONRLIE RUSS did not report this week: Hottest IO EARL THONS CONLEY MODO EERSN EL TILLIS BELLNMMY MOTHERS RONNIE MILS& EIL MOMS COREY LACY J. WILT. DAVID FRIZZELL Attest: Hottest: 000ALLS DULLY PIT. MIONEL M./MKT HottMI000L KERRY JERRY REED FRAY ROGERS 11testI NICKER GILLEY ROGERS WSAI-FM/Cincinnati LEE IAEENSWO RIMER JERRY REED NOE »MAY NT RONEY N IIXES GILLES CRYSTAL ARYLE NICE NEWTON MIOREY GALLEY LE. EYERETTE 51Lí IF NELSON MK RIA« BOIS LAR RIME BOIS ELK DANIEL FOSIF MILS& FRIIIELL I EST DON RULING RONNIE 51651P WIIYSTAL ARYLE per WILLING KWJJ/Portland GENE NTSJN MN MILLING MK RIODE BOYS DYSTAL GARS WILLIE W ILLIE ELS. NNE »PAY ALABAMA NNE ROSIE MIL S& n15. MANY RAll, NeLEY

Hottest Tracks: "You Can't Take The Texas Out Of Me" "Imagine That" "Jamaica' - (Epic) "Low And Lonely" "So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed" "Heartbeat" ' Waitin For The Sun To Shine" "No Show Jones" MICKEY GILLEY - Put Your Dreams Away - SNUFF - Snuff - (Elektra/Curb) "Something To Believe In" "Boys In Oklahoma" "Defiance" MERLE HAGGARD & GEORGE JONES (Epk) (Epic) "Rocky Road To Romance" "Texas Heartache Number One" "Honky Tonkin (I Guess I Done Me Some)" 'Talk To Me" "Don't You SYLVIA - Just Sylvia - (RCA) "Not Tonight" "Mirage" Be Foolin With A Fool" "I Really Don't Want To Know" 'The Mill Song" "You Can't Go Back Home" MERLE HAGGARD Et GEORGE JONES -A Taste TANYA TUCKER - Changes - (Arista) "Feel Right" Of Yesterday's Wine - (Epic) "No Show Jones" "C.C. "Shame On The Moon" "Changes" "Cry""Baby I'm Yours" "A Thing Call- COUNTRY ALBUMS Waterback"'The Brothers" ed Love" receiving the heaviest airplay. Cuts in bold type are RONNIE MILSAP - Inside - (RCA) "who's Counting" "Carolina Dreams" "Hate The Lies - Love The Liar" "Inside" Most Requested: ANNE MURRAY - The Hottest Night Of The Year I It Down (MCA) 'Theme From ED BRUCE - Write - - (Capitol) "Somebody's Always Saying Goodbye" 'The Hot- MICHAEL MURPHEY "What's Forever..." (Liberty) 'Bret Maverick' " "Your Jukebox Could Use A Few More Sad Songs" Night Of The Year" "Fallin In Love (Fellin Apart)" "Ain't No Way test JERRY REED "She Got The Goldmine..." (RCA) ROSANNE CASH - Somewhere In The Stars - To Rise Above Wallin' In Love)" 'That'll Keep Me Dreamin " Wonder" ALABAMA "Close Enough To Perfect" (RCA) (Columbia) 'That's How I Got To Memphis" "I KENNY ROGERS - Love Will Turn You Around - EARL THOMAS CONLEY - Somewhere Between (Liberty) "A Love Song" "Fighting Flre With Fire" 'The Fool In Me" OAK RIDGE BOYS "I Wish You Could..." (MCA) Right And Wrong - (RCA) "Somewhere Between Right "Somewhere Between Lovers And Friends" "I Want A Son" "If You Can HAGGARD Et JONES "Yesterday's Wine" (Epic) And Wrong" "Bottled Up Blues' 'The Highway Home" Lie A Little Bit" DOLLY PARTON "I Will Always Love You" (RCA) LACY J. DALTON - 16th Avenue - (Columbia) RICKY SKAGGS - Waitin' For The Sun To Shine

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JUICE NEWTON REO SPEERWAGON STEEL BREEZE GarF Mee AMERICA H Gray KetReeüe PAUL CARRACK CLIFF RICHARD PAUL CARRACK otteNt: GLENN FREY ONJ KENNY ROGERS AMERICA REO SPE;DWAGON Nottest: Hottest: AIR SUPPLY BOBBY CALDWELL LAURA BRANICAN CLIFF RICHARD Nottest: ALAN PARSONS JACKSON BROWNE ALAN PARSONS CSLN JACKSON BROWNE MCDONALD MELISSA MANCHESTT SYLVIA Nottest: KARLA BONOFF MICHAEL MCDONALD MICHAEL MCDONALD MICHAEL MCDONALC ALAN PARSONS PAUL MCCARTNEY KENNY ROGERS TANE CAIN JUICE NEWTON JOHN COUGAR DIME PFEIFER JACKSON BROWNE JACKSON BROWNE LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY ELTON JOHN Hottest: WILLIE NELSON JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL MCDONALD TOM SNOW DOLLY PARTON AMERICA STEVIE WONDER AMERICA WALTER MURPHY AMERICA GLENN FREY HERB ALPERT WDTIC erM1. COCKER L WARNES COCKER L WARNES NICOLETTE LARSON Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE AMERICA NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON ALABAMA Yen Jute Mee JUICE NEWTON STEVE MILLER BAND DOLLY PARTON GLENN JUICE NEWTON FREY Hottest: WDEFICB.tWeNes PAUL MCCARTNEY WTICRIeM1Rr0 Parallel Two COCKER L WARNES MCRICA none ALAN PARSONS KCMOIColumbe, MO B en C.ee CHICAGO Olney J..IoRNs KRFRIDes MAW ELTON JOHN ROBERTA PLACE Hottest: MwfIMSNIeW ELTON JOHN D eve McCormick DIONNE WARWICK RONNIE MILSAP WFYNChoq. Mere Oltiene SWEET PEOPLE DONNA SUMMER FLEETWOOD MAC KLTE/OYWMRr CBy MATTHEW MILDER JUICE NEWTON *pee wlerrn.lr John Wetherell. WAIwAMae KARLA BONOEE TERRY GREGORY HERB ALPERT none Tay Mene SYLVIA BILLY JOEL N Mae STEVIE SONDES Hottest: WVVRceen Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Nottest: MOVING PICTURES GLENN FREY CSLN MICHAEL JOE JACKSON Ree Jetons KENNY ROGERS SYLVIA none MCDONALC WSNAaene KMOCIDIMefl. Weals TOM SCOTT WALTER MURPHY MICHAEL MURPHEY KENNY ROGERS ALABAMA Hottest: Hottest: Oree ecIRAIM Larry Ammo Hottest` ROYAL PHILHARMONI AMERICA ROBERTA FLACK ELTON JOHN SYLVIA ELTON e t: CHICAGO nont ELTON JOHN COCKER WARNES CREM JUICE NEWTON DIONNE WARWICK CHICAGO KARLA BONOFF none KENNY ROGERS JOAN PARSONS JEFFREY OSBORNE DUKES NEIL DIAMOND Notts. JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL MCDONALD WADY/AppYMR SYLVIA RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: TIMOTHY FLEETWOOD MAC ELTON JOHN AMEN COUGAR B. SCHMID AMERICA MATTHEW WILDER ELTON JOHN CSaN KARLA BONOFF PAUL DAVIS MRRINIgIIO'NeRaM RAMERICAROBERTA WNAYIRxJleelw JUICE NEWTON WOMCRMrBN Nottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY Notteer: JUICE NEWTON MILLIE NELSON ALAN FLACK Keen Femme/ none Chuek Maeal PARSONS ALAN PARSONS ELTON JOHN MICHAEL MCDONALD MICHAEL COCKER a INHNCECIRBMMI Hottest: MURPHEY KVOKIFerpoMOMEeeO WARNER ALAN PARSONS O-11s,Ft layen ROBERTA FLACK COCKER L BARNES none WILLIE NELSON DOLLY Jeto PRNNP. JUICE NEWTON MdL.yIWaM« PARTON KENNY ROGERS Dew Fuller SYLVIA KENNY ROGERS Hottest: AMERICA AMERICA WOUSFM. eea» WlWNMele NEIL DIAMOND JOHN AMERICA none ELTON JOHN Werth MATTHEW WILDER KYKmelwFt MICHAEL MURPHEY Cleo Men INKEN BRANDT Mea Cl e r. AIR SUPPLY MELTONEN AT WORK COCKER a WARMES Rhode. Hottest: Hortest: WOUAIOued CELA dent Hottest: DULLY PARTON Clac, IL JEFFREY OSBORNE WAAYRMeeMM NEIL DIAMOND ALAN PARSONS TIMOTHY B. SCHMID none CHICAGO J.J. AeoI NEIL DIAMOND JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: WTRKIFIMI Rottest: Aa KeedMeYs AMERICA MELISSA MANCHFSTF WNDOCAnerI GLENN FREY Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE MELISSA MANCHFSTF Jell Dee» MILLIE PAN. DAVIS WOYRtlrnrbM MICHAEL MURPHEY MY Dens NELSON JUICE NEWTON KARLA BONOFF ONJ ROBERTA FLACK MICHAEL MCDONALD FLEETWOOD MAC NICOLETTE LARSON Hottest: WERG Free KENNY ROGER; CHICAGO JACKSON BROWNE FLEETWOOD MAC JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL MCDONALD ELTON JOHN KARLA RUNOFF SANTANA CHICAGO CLIFF PI MICHAEL MCDONALD N EIL DIAMOND MICHAEL MCDONALC MERICA none STERZEN BISHOP STERZEN BISHOP MELISSA MANCHFSTF AMERICA JUICE NEWTON WARMNICIneeee STEPHENN BISHOP JOHN COUGAR ALABAMA KINIANDrk, TX Hottest: HERB ALPERT POINTER SISTERS ALAS PARSONS COCKER t WARNES Nteatt Notces : CHICAGO W.r.rrsanr.n TGM SNOW MATTHEW WILDER KENNY ROGERS ChM »oalder KENNYKE ROGERS KFONLYNeEK ea MICHAEL MURPHEY NN FLEETWOOD MAC JEFFREY OSBORNE AMERICA JEFFREY OSBORNE ELTON JOHN AMERICA WILY (Y-IBS)/OrI.eds JEFFREY OSBORNE Jerry Nee Feld Melee ESAN Hottest: LARRY S LAURA SAN ALAN PARSONS ONJ MICHAEL Sew Teel/ CSSN MICHAEL MURPHEY KENNY BARON ALAN PARSONS G PAUL MCCARTNEY LONGFELLOW KFMKRbu.bn JACKSON BROWNE PAUL CARRACK JUICE NEWTON AIR SUPPLY Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC ROBERTA FLACK JACKSON BROWEE Hottest: Nottest: 8NmPerPsbeN CHICAGO COCKER a WARNES Notteer: NEIL DIAMOND ELTON SYLVIA GLENN FREY JOHN AMERICA SYLVIA MICHAEL MURPHEY ASIA WNIEfellyesorie MICHAEL MCDONALD JUICE NEWTON B OBBY CALDWELL none STEVIE WONDER H ottest: WOWOIFt Weer JUICE NEWTON ROBERTA FLACK KeRM T.ler COCKER L WARNES DOLLY PARTOS COCKER I MOHNES HotteNt: BOBBY CALDWELL KENNY ROGERS DM DeVMOMd GLENN FREY AMERICA GLENN FREY GLENN FREY MILLIE NELSON WMWJeeBMrW RH FACTOR PAUL MCCARTNEY COCKER L WANES O MICHAEL MCDONALD NEIL DIAMOND WZDICIRMISnd NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL MCDONALD CUM Nottest: ALAN PARSONS GLENN FREY NEIL DIAMOND Jr Deale« SYLVIA JUICE NEWTON FLEETWOOD MAC SYLVIA AMERICA MICHAEL MCDONALD B ob MORay AIR SUPPLY YEARIJCIndesseell SYLVIA KWESMOeherer, MN CHICAGO JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL MCCONALC AMERICA RICK SPRINGFIELD NEIL DIAMOND KENNY ROGERS STEVE MILLER BAND M»MRe MEN AT WORE K MLOIN. Laue Al AW.lson Hottest: Hottest: COCKER S WARNES SANTANA AMdnMTaaww WAIL p7AUWMere AMERICA ALAN PARSONS WYNT/Fer Oat JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: GLENN FREY ASIA ROBERTA FLACK JOHN COUGAR COCKER A WARNES Ft L.NdrdNe JNIf Meael MICHAEL MCDONALD KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND MOTELS GLENN FREY JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND WLVAILYrMI»ury, VA GLENN FREY PAUL MCCARTNEY FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Mewed' P Eapee COCKER L WARNES JACKSON BROWNE STEVE PORBERT REO SPEEINAGCN ELTON JOCK RONNIE MILSAP CHICAGO Hottest: ASIA Dek oRll STACY LATTISAW FLEETWOOD MAC ALAN PARSONS N otteen PARSONS RANGY MEISNFR Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC WANIieBwmMe, FL WRVAMIdlmend, VA NEIL DIAMOND ALAN ELTON JOHN JEFFREY OSBORNE. MICHAEL MURPHEY PAUL DAVIS STEVE MILLER BAND MEN Al WORE Hottest: Roue BeekNN M Wean MICHAEL MCDONALD JOHN COUGAR KENNY ROGERS ALAN PARSONS WFTOIWBPBMM CSSN AMERICA ALAN PARSONS FLEETWOOD MAC Hottaat: ALAN PARSONS WINRaene ELTON FLEETWOOD MAC none Gary Nolen WCZYID.byI JACKSON BROWNE ACKSON BRONNS JOHN WILLIE NELSON ALM PARSONS N ICOLETTE LARSON Ruth Rey AMERICA RONNIE MILSAP Nottest: CHICAGO Am SooeeE MICHAEL MCDONALD ALABAMA DOLLY PARTON SURVIVOR WENNeellersepol» MATTHEW WILDER ELTON JOIN FLEETWOOD MAC Nottest: WILLIE NELSON CuneMMpeAIIRwW CSLN H ottest: PAUL DAVIS AIR SUPPLY KENNY ROGERS POINTER KNAVE/mu Folio MotteEt: Notteer: VNIAIVCIeeNerel SISTERS Two KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND SYLVIA MELISSA MANCHENTE STEPHEN Jule Tenor Parallel MICHAEL MURPHEY PAUL MCCARTNEY Cheek Collier JEFFREY OSBORNE BISHOP MICHAEL MURPHEY JUICE NEWTON JIGSAW KENNY ROGERS CSaN JEFFREY OSBORNE GLENN FREY ELTON JOHN GLENN FREY CHIGOO DOLLY PARTON W MIPaed.Vthe GLENN FREY Hottest: CHICAGO MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: SANTANA CSLN ELTON JOHN Vence DIMe ALP SUPPLY COCKER L WARNER JUICE NEWTON ELTON JOHN JUICE NEWTON ALAN PARSONS WMZRrrob REO KEY103Mweti I, TX CSSN ALAN PARSONS FLEETWOOD MAC AMERICA AMERICA SGON S ehMNTeMa» DIAMOND Petrick WOSOIOreneeNNEM Dc none NEIL DIAMOND GLENN FREY MICHAEL MCDONALD MM. Hottest: AIR SUPPLY GLENN DONNA SUMMER Merk Reynold. WIMRI.MR. CD/ MICHAEL MCDONALD FREY CSRN CHICAGO none MEN AT WORK NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: PAW MCCARTNEY Jell RoNaee MICHAEL MCDONALD BARON LONGFELLOW CSSN WrAIVM b RICHARD SIMMONS B ILLY JOEL TANYA TUCKER Oreee001LáW CHICAGO WTAFJFNWeleh Am eiern 100 KKIIDIWIMNIS, ES JACKSON BROWNE TIMOTHY B. SCHMID CSLN HAIRCUT KsNIiK eetem pry CLIFF RICHARD BOBBY SPRINGFIELD DM Rene STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: /Amy Johnson AMERICA FLEETWOOD MAC CLIFF RICHARD FTEVIE WONDER Ihre DM TOTO JEFFREY OSBORNE MOLLY NEAR Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD CRIGOO SYLVIA Hottest: Nottest: CASH STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL MURPHEY ALAN PARSONS SYLVIA ASIA Mottest: JOHN COUGAR LARRY LEE Hottest: MERICA GLENN FREY Hottcat: MENICA MELISSA MMCHESTE JEFFREY OSBORNE KENNY ROGERS JACKSON BROWNE BOBBY CALDWELL AMERICA JACKSON BROWNE JUICE NEWTON KENNY ROGER; JACKSON BROWNE CHICAGO STEVIE WOODS WALTER MURPHY MICHAEL MURPHEY MICHAEL MCDONALD ELTON JOHN COCKER L WARNES MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND MEN AT WORK STEVE WARINER Hottest: WJOMRL Clare MN AMERICA ASIA JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO MICHAEL MCDONALD ROBERTA FLACK MEN AT WORK COCKER & WAPNE6 Nottest: TIM Meals SYLVIA SYLVIA SURVIVOR AMERICA AMERICA PAUL MCCARTNEY GLENN FREY NEIL DIAMOND WNCl/Columbee JEFFREY OSBORNE DIONNE WARWICK ALAN PARSONS VRANNAlleseekee W.FwNEe.rde ALAN PARSONS PLEETNOLC MAC WSOVIReen.b JACKSON BROWNE ELTON JOHN CRAN Debbie Hinkle ROBERTA FLACK Nottees: llares WR{AILpIIeeMe Mall Este COCKER L WARNES SYLVIA KENNY ROGERS WAFN4Mn Three AMERICA AdomelOernhe Len TOMII Parallel FLEETWOOD MAC AIR SUPPLY JUICE NEWTON FLEETWOOD MAC FLEETWOOD MAC JACKSON BROWNE Parallel Three Wwaw aWgFRmeleR STEPHEN BISHOP Parallel Three SYLVIA NEIL DIAMOND AIR SUPPLY CSaN Notteer: BOMBS CALDWELL Nab CNw KUOLD(err Ely BARRY MANILOW POINTER SISTERS Mottest: RONNIE MILSAP Nottees: ELTON JOHN MICHAEL MURPHEY WWNRIB.ceIry EMS» Tayl/ JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO Nottest: none ALAN PARSONS MICHAEL MURPHEY KENNY ROGERS WMLY/AeRMM JACKSON BROWNE Mottestt Sean Michael. JACKSON Hottºat: AMERICA BROWNE AIR SUPPLY IN FLEETWOOD MAC DAMN COCKER E WARNES AIR WJBCRIomInebn, IL WDOW/Terre Sete, KENNY ROGERS JaeNnNelM SUPPLY SYLVIA KENNY ROGERS JUICE NEWTON PAUL CARRACK ROBERTA FLACK AMERICA FLEETWOOD MAC Larry *moon AMERICA HERB ALPERT JACKSON BROWNE COCKER L WARNER BILL MEDLEY Ste. Seebeie ELTON JOHN CSLN MICHAEL MCDONALD ROGERS ALM PARSONS KENNY JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: HERB ALPERT NEIL DIAMOND STEVE MILLER BAND SYLVIA JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL MCDONALD CHICAGO NOTVNColumNNN KENNY ROGERS Hottest: PAUL CARRACK EEO SPEERWAGON CSLN JACKSON BROWNE MOVING PICTURES MRIKFfMRKINeuYM Darcy Nugent ELTON JOHN NEIL DIAMOND HERB ALPERT WMAZIWrn REO SPEEDWAOON STEPHEN BISHOP llooltlehennee ALAN PARSONS RONNIE MILSAP STEPHEN BISHOP POINTER SISTERS WPROIProrleenee NEIL DIAMOND Mew Murphy POINTER SISTERS MICHAEL MCDONALD JUICE NEWTON POINTER SISTERS TOM SNOW Tom Cuddy MICHAEL MCDONALD AMERICA BARBARA UMDRELL COCKER a WARNES GLENN FREY Hottest: GLENN FREY ONJ JON STEVENS Hottest: JUICE NEWTON COCKER Hoitet: FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: a WARNES MERICA NEIL DIAMOND SANTANA MICHAEL MCDONALD YFFINKKrnkg JACKSON BROWNE. AMERICA Rottees : Hottest: Hottest: ALAN PARSONS HERB ALPERT MNClery MICHAEL MURPHEY ELTON JOHN Dew JUICE NEWTON none ALAN PARSONS SYLVIA AMERICA GLENN COCKER S WARNES KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO FREY AMERICA MERICA STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL MURPHEY WAYS W GLENN FREY ROBERTA FLACK MICHAEL NEIL DIAMOND MELISSA MANCHESTF CAEN JACKSON BROWNE AMERICA acoonxLr Adler ROBERTA FLACK MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: New JUICE NEWTON C. CHRISTIAN GLENN FREY wccolwn neepele CLIFF RICHARD Demy Lotte COCKER a WARNES WLTTIW..Rlnelon.D.C. TIMOTHY B. SCHMID WKZE FINCRpe cod GLENN FREY BILL MEDLEY none NICOLETTE LARSON e.l.B.nlCnnmrnkP Br.dllOrr MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: WILLIE NELSON none PAN. CARRACK BILLY JOEL none Nottees t Hottest: GARY U.S. BONDS JACKSON BROWNE ROBERTA FLACK YOUNG L SIMON AMERICA AMERICA TOM SNOW GLENN FREY MICHAEL MCDONALD RICH DODSON GLEAN FREY COCKER L HARNES HERB ALPERT NEIL DIAMOND ELTON JOHN RICK SPRINGFIELD WEST Parallel Three KRR10Mer» MEN AT MORE EFRINSen Deco Parallel Two K-1011RevemNrb Lary None KIN CARNES Parallel One Net Lemon .a IIIIeMK TOTO none WARW W.YNgen, D.C. CHIN K FODIAncMwNe. AK Nottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE KBOVBNWr Hottest: S ob Duo.arn CHICAGO CHICAGO W t Lore KENNY ROGEPS FLEETWOOD MAC Lee Cedes GLENN PREY CRAW Hottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY N EIL DIAMONO KNOW/Denver SANTANA JUICE NEWTON Hottest: AMERICA ROBERTA FLACK PLEFTSYLVIA MAC Leigh Stern. JOE JACKSON FLEETWOOD MAC ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN JACKSON SYLVIA NICOLETTE LARSON CSLN JEFFREY OSBORNE BROWNE ALAN PARSONS BRC/NE NICOLETTE LARSON Mottestt MICHAEL MCDONALD FLEETWOOD MAC CHICAGO POINTER SISTERS AMERICA MICHAEL MCDONALDC AMERICA SYLVIA Notfeet: KELLY HARLAND 119 Current Reports a WERNES NEIL WEllikelohlere BILLY JOEL COCKER KENNY ROGERS DIAOND STEVIE KRKKMOok SpMeee, WY MICHAEL MCDONALD MICHAEL MCDONALD WOODS ALAN PARSONS MYreerlBR.rron Hottest: AMERICA TOM SNOW Chuck Merlin PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO ROBERTA FLACK K ENNY G ROBERTA FLACK TOM SNOW ALAN PARSONS KeMRISen Pnealeoe JUICE NEWTON Mae* Lake City Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD CSSN NICOLETTE LARSON Lowy Finkel MICHAEL MCDONALD Deere. Lemke KENNY ROGERS CHICAGO CHICAGO HERB ALPERT ELTON JOHN CSAN CLIFF AIR SUPPLY STEVIE WOOLS HERB ALPERT RICHARD ELTON JOHN K UONMue.Ne, OR ALAN PARSONS FLF:ETNCO:t MAC POINTER SISTERS RONNIE MILSAP NICOLETTE LARSON POINTER SISTERS Peel Thorne AIR SUPPLY Hottet: KPIIDMMr NEIL DIAMOND AMERICA Mottest: The following stations reported MERICA GLENN FREY MICHAEL MCDONALD HERB ALPEkT ELTON JOHN Parallel Two Kiek Andy JEFFREY JACKSON BROWNE FLEETWOOD MAC RN FACTOR OSBCRNE KTMOIC.sPn AMERICA frozen playlists this week: SWEET PEOPLE MICHAEL MCDONALD MATTHEW WILDER COCKER S WARNES KARLA RUNOFF MIN Leader NICOLETTE LARSON SANTANA AIR SUPPLY Hottest: Hottest: Hot tet JACKSON BROWNE none WIP/Philadelphia WICCAI »eepBN GLENN FREY Hottest: PAUL MCCARTNEY .NICOLETTE LARSON LARRY LEE MICHAEL MCDONALD ROBERTATEPLACE Lee Robert. ALAN PARSONS COCKER S WARNES JOHNNY MATHIS 3WS/Pittsburgh WICUNtinalreeler ELTON JOHN MICHAEL MURPHEY JUICE NEWTON «Wien Dee. KISNS.M Lees City POINTER SISTERS POINTER SISTERS Gay Demers MICHAEL MURPHEY AMERICA NEIL DIAMOND Me Deem TERRY GREGORY Den Aesop STEVIE WONDER WLTT/Washington AMERICA NICOLETTE LARSON STEVIE WONDER CLIFF RICHARD STEPHEN BISHOP JEFFREY OSBORNE GLENN FREY STEPHEN PISHCP STEVIE WONDER Nottest: FLEETWOOD TOM SNOW WCCO/Minneapolis TIMOTHY B. SCHMID MAC Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE PAUL DAVIS KKUAIReNNue KARLA RONOFF BILL MEDLEY KOYIMerNa KPLZANK» KENNY ROGERS PAUL CARRACK JACKSON BROWNE K en Aker Hottest: WSB/Atlanta POINTER SISTERS VON Dyke KNglCaek Notteer. WARWICK Charle MICUAEI MCOCNEL.D MERICA DIONNE MOTELS CARL CARLTON JUICE NEWTON AMERICA ALM PARSONS STEPHEN JACKSON BROWNE KFMK/Houston Hottest: GLENN FREY BISHOP CHICAGO GLENN FREY JACKSON BROWNE JUICE NEWTON JEFFREY OSBORNE K ENNY ROGER? MICHAEL MCDONALD AMERICA CHICAGO HERB ALPERT COCKER S WARNES POINTER AMERICA KRNT/Des Moines ALM PARSONS Hottnones st: SISTERS KIM CANES JUICE NEWTON WKAZ/Cherlee n REU SPEERWAGON ELTON JOHN GLENN FREY ROBERTA FLACF JOHNNY MATHIS K ODMOr.Sl P.S., Mt Fran amp NICOLETTE LARSON AIR SUPPLY WBT/Charlotte Hottest: KYIMSan Freedoms Peel WrrR JACKSON BROWNE REX/Fati a Hottet: KENNY ROGERS KVSFIMne Fe PAUL DAVIS Terry Owner KRNO/Reno S ob O_ eon MICHAEL MURPHEY none JaYJr.mINe Hottest: WCTCM.r aunerkR NJ JACKSON BROWNE DIONNE WARWICK nene AMERICA JUICE NEWTON Nottest: TIMOTHY B. SCHMID J.y Mge-N STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL MCDONALD PAUL MCCARTNEY HERB ALPERT COCKER t WARNES JOE JACKSON TOTO TANYA TUCKER WRIDEre MICHAEL MCDONALD SYLVIA MICKEY GILLEY STEVIE WONDER FLEETWOOD MAC M FACTOR MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: N ottsat: Ted Abbott SYLVIA Nottest: K UDOILN VISSI ELTON JOIN Nottest: KKIORNaM ELTON JOHN NEIL DIAMOND BISHOP COCKER L WARNES KendylWt DOLLY PARTON STEPHEN ELTON SOMA NICOLETTE LARSON JBIM Me1rW ALAN PARSONS ELTON JOIN CLIFF RICHARD JACKSON BROWNE ALAN BARROH ALAN PARSONS NEIL DIAMOND YOUNG I SIMON KIILCILeNelen SYLVIA MICHAEL MURPHEY NEIL LIAMUND AMERICA DOLLY PARTON JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND N Ase WOKeere Hottest: MOTELS HERB ALPERT GLENN FREY ere SYLVIA not ELTON JOHN GLENN FREY CHICAGO The following stations did NEIL DIAMOND SYLVIA WILLIE NELSON CHICAGO STEVIE WONDER K JEFFREY OSBORNE KOWIPerIend Hottest: C6/Tuorn KSROMore Rose and therefore KENNY ROGERS AIR SUPPLY TIMOTHY B. SCHMID report this week WTNYNinterseerL NV AWN PARSONS Alen MCHeW II N AeaeMWa NEWTON John N.M. Hottest: CLIFF RICMARC frozen: MELISSA MCHESTE Je DIMS., AIR SUPPLY FLEETWOOD MAC POINTER SISTERS their playlists were AIR SUPPLY ELTON JOHN JUICE NEWTON HERB ALPERT FLEETWOOD SYLVIA BARBARA MMDRELL NEIL DIAMOND PAUL CARRACK MAC AMERICA Nottest: CS.N COGS MICHAEL MCPONALE CHICAGO OMJ WCZY/Detroit Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD MATTHEW ALAN PARSONS e eb Helve CLIFF RICHARD ALM PARSONS JACKSON BROWNE WILDER CLIFF RICHARD AMERICA Hottest: WILLIE NELSON WV PAUL CARRACK PAVE MCCARTNEY STEVIE WOODS WKAZ/Charleston, STEVIE WONDER KWAVIYaMRey GLENN FREY, MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottt at : KENNY ROGERS TANYA TUCKER KARLAS BONOPF RJR/Beetle YkhN Reigns AMERICA JUICE NEWTON WGY/Schenectady KENNY ROGERS NICOLETTE LARSON COCKER S WARNES Notteer: M ?ACTOR JUICE NEWTON JOHN AMERICA JACKSON BROWNE Norm Green BOBBY CALDWELL ELTON COCKER I SABRES WAKR/Akron Notces: MICHAEL MCDONALD SYLVIA ALAN PARSONS MERICA FTEPHEN BISHOP ALM PARSONS KSANMBRre eel JUICE NEWTON TOM SCOTT AMERICA ALAN PARSONS BILL MEDLEY St John MICHAEL GLENN FREY ELTONs t: DON» MCDONALD JACKSON BROWNE JOE JACKSON ELTON GLENN FREY MICHAEL MCDONALD JOHN YOUNG S SIMON WCPYWII.sIMe, WV Notteer: MICHAEL GLENN FREY NICOLETTE LARSON MCDONALD SYLVIA Den MCGNR MICHAEL MCDONALD COCKER a TONNES CLIFF PICHARD JUICE NEWTON FLEETWOOD MAC FLEETWOOD MAC MATTHEW WILDER AMERICA FLEETWOOD MAC TIMOTHY B. SCHMID Nottees : Note: R£tR welcomes CHICAGO JUICE NEWTON Hottest: KENNY ROGERS JACKSON BROWNE WNCI/Columbus, OH as ALAN PARSONS GLENN FREY ELTON JOHN JOE JACKSON a new reporter. AMERICA MICHAEL MCDONALD ALM PARSONS

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,,., Two tan W.r. was. w.w` September 17, 1982 BREAKERS 7 2 1 EVELYN KING/Love Come Down (RCA) 5 4 4 o GAP BAND/You Dropped A... (Total Experience/PGM) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week. 6 6 3 0 JERMAINE JACKSON/Let Me Tickle Your Fancy (Motown) 29 15 10 p TIME/777-9311 (WB) LUTHER VANDROSS 1 1 2 5 ARETHA FRANKLIN/Jump To It (Arista) Bad Boy/Having A Party (Epic) 18 13 8 Q KOOL B THE GANG/Big Fun (De-Lite/PolyGram) 67% our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 13/3, Light 17/9, of 9 8 6 7 GRAND MASTER FLASH.../The Message (Sugar Hill) Extra Adds 15, Total Adds 28, WXYV, WAMO, WVEE, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WYLD- FM, WBMX, WJPC, WCIN, WDMT, WGPR, KDAY, XHRM, KNOW, WATV, WNOO, 3 3 5 8 ZAPP/Dance Floor (WB) WOIC, WJMI, WKXI, KJCB, WPLZ, WANM, WDAO, WLTH, WKWM, KAEZ, - 25 19 Q CHERYL LYNN/If This World Were Mine (Columbia) WWWS, KUKQ. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 26 on the Black Radio 14 12 11 ee, GOODIE/Do Something (Total Experience/PGM) Chart. 28 20 14 0, MELBA MOORE/Lové s Comin' At Ya (EMI America) GWEN GUTHRIE 2 5 7 12 HOWARD JOHNSON/So Fine (ABM( It Should Have Been You (Island/Atco) 25 19 16 ASHFORD Et SIMPSON/Love It Away (Capitol) 61% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 8/O, Medium 23/1, Light 11/4, - 29 25 STEVIE WONDER/Ribbon In The Sky (Tamla/Motown) Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WAMO, WVEE, WAIL -FM, WGCI , WBLZ, WPLZ, KPOP-FM. Debuts at number 25 on the Black Radio Chart. 19 16 15 ® BARRY WHITE/Change (Unlimited Gold/CBS) JEFFREY OSBORNE 11 11 12 16 RICK JAMES/Hard To Get (Gordy/Motown) On The Wings Of Love (ABM) 30 27 22 m TAVARES/A Penny For Your Thoughts (RCA)

58% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 9/O, Medium 11/2, Light 18/2, - 30 29 th CARL CARLTON/Baby I Need Your Loving (RCA) Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 8, XHRM, WKND, WJJS, WANM, WDAO, WLTH, - 23 20 in MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (Every...) (WB) WKWM, KAEZ. number 28 on the Black Radio Chart. Debuts at 28 21 at SUNRIZE/Whó s Stickin' It? (Boardwalk) 30 ® PEABO BRYSON/Give Me Your Love (Capitol( 8 9 9 22 STACY LATTISAW/Don't Throw It All Away (Cotillion/Atco) NEW & ACTIVE 16 14 17 23 B.B. Et Q. BAND/Imagination (Capitol) 4 7 13 24 DONNA SUMMER/Love Is In Control... (Geffen) releases listed In Of actMty. The knrtbdately Recent are order their two numbers I0110wIng each song title Indicate now - GWEN many of our reporten are on the record Mis week and of Mose, how many added It this week. TM rotational GUTHRIE/It Should Have Been You (lsland/Atco) breakdoyms which follow Indicate how many stations have the song In the respestne rotation and Of those, few many my. LUTHER VANDROSS/Bad Boy/Having A Party (Epic) added It Into that particular rotation this week. ig indicates one Of this weeks Most Aadsd new songs. 26 24 24 27 ALFONZO/Girl, You Are The One (Joe -Wes) ATLANTIC STARR "Perfect Love" (AEtM) 39/8 Imam* (r) JEFFREY OSBORNE/On The Wings Of Love (ABM) New Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 19/2, Light 18/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, WXYV, WDIA, WCIN, WRDW, WPEG, 22 22 28 29 MIDNIGHT STAR/Hot Spot (Solar/E(ektra) Entry WPLZ, WAAA, WVKO. Heavy: WHRK, WJLB. Medium: WOOK, WHUR, WGCI, WGPR, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WNHC, KNOW, WKXI, WJJS, WVOL, WDAO, WLTH, WLUM, KAEZ, KUKQ, KPOP-FM. 23 21 27 30 DAZZ BAND/Keep It Live (On The K.I.L.) (Motown) DONALD BYRD Et 125TH STREET, N.Y.C. "Sexy Dancer" (Elektra) 34/9 This chart is based solely On complied weekly reports from reporting Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/2, Light 18/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 9, WXYV, WDAS, WGPR, WKND, KNOW, our stations (sack cIrtbd numbers Indicate continued WKXI, WPDQ WAAA. WLUM. Heavy: KSOL. Medium: WHUR, XHRM, WJMI, WJAX, WANM, WDAO, WLTH, KDIA, upward movement from the malorlty of our reporters KPOP-FM. JONZUN CREW "Pack Jam" (Tommy Boy) 32/7 Rotations: Heavy 11/1, Medium 9/1, Light 11/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adda 7, WAMO, WCIN, WJMO, WGPR, WGIV, MOST ADDED HOTTEST WJJS, WVOI. Heavy: WILD, WAOK, KWAM, WAIL-FM, WJLB, WNHC, WPEG, WJAX, KJCB, WKWM. Medium: LUTHER VANDROSS (28) EVELYN KING (41) WRKS, WDAS, WHUR, KMJQ, WDMT, WPDQ, WVOL, WANM. GRAND MASTER FLASH 31/1 STACY LATTISAW (18) (37) FOUR TOPS "Sad Hearts" (Casablanca/PolyGram) GAP BAND (34) Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 14/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVOI. Heavy: WXYV, WOOK, WJMO, STEPHANIE MILLS (11) WAN, WKXI, KAEZ. Medium: WHUR, WAOK, KWAM, KACE, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, KNOW, WENN, KOKY, WVOL, PEABO BRYSON (10) ARETHA FRANKLIN (33) WLUM, KUKQ, KPOP-FM. TIME (23) YAZ "Situation" (Sire/WB) 30/4 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, KWAM, WHRK, WKND, WPLZ. Heavy: WBMX, WGPR, WJLB, WNHC, WNOO, WLTH, WWWS. Medium: WXYV, WRKS, WDAS, WOOK, WAIL-FM, WJJS, WEST STREET MOB "Ooh Baby" (Sugar Hill) 17/4 WBLX, WKWM, KPOP-FM. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WXYV, WGPR, WATV, KJCB. Heavy: STEVE MILLER BAND "Abracadabra" (Capitol) 28/3 KWAM, WHRK. Medium: WOOK, WAIL -FM, WGCI, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 8/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WGCI, XHRM, WTLC. Heavy: WILD, WRKS, DISCO FOUR 'Whip Rap" (Profile) 17/2 WBLZ, KMJM, WNHC, KNOW, WPDQ, WVOI, KUKQ, KPOP-FM. Medium: WXYV, WHRK, WJLB, KDAY, WRDW, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 5/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KDAY, WKXI. Heavy: WHRK, WATV, WENN, WBLX, WVOL, WTMP. WPEG, WTLC. Medium: KMJQ, WPDQ, KJCB, WLOU, WANM. BLOODSTONE "Go On And Cry" (T-Neck/CBS) 28/2 ROCKERS REVENGE 'Walking On Sunshine" (Streetwise) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 12/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDAS, WJMO. Heavy: WILD, KWAM, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adda 1, Total Adda 1, WGPR. Heavy: WILD, WHUR, WHRK. WBMX, WKND, WATV, WENN, WGIV, WPDQ, WVOL, WANT. Medium: WXYV, WOOK, WVEE, WDIA, KDAY, Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WEDR, WJAX. XHRM, KSOL, KJCB, WOWI, WPLZ, KDIA, KPOP-FM. MARC SADANE "Exciting" (WB) 17/O 1,2 STACY LATTISAW "Attack Of The Name Game" (Cotillion/Atco) 27/18 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda O. Medium: WHUR, KWAM, WEDR, KACE, um Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 3/1, Light 11/7, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 18, WXYV, WAMO, KWAM, WHRK, KDAY, WNOO, WOIC, WLTH. WEDR, WBMX, WGPR, WRDW, WATV, WPEG. WKXI, WJAX, WPDQ, WVOL, WANM, WTMP, WTLC, WWWS. X-25 BAND "Black Hole Bop" (HCRC/CBS) 16/4 Heavy: WHUR, KMJQ WAIL -FM, Medium: KMJM, KJCB. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adda 4, Total Adds 4, WBMX, KMJM, KOKY, WTLC. Medium: CROWN HEIGHTS AFFAIR "Somebody Tell Me What To Do" (De-Lite/PG) 27/1 KMJQ, KRLY, WDIA, WGPR, WXKI, KJCB. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WPEG. Heavy: WOOK, KWAM, WGIV, CLIFTON DYSON "Slow Your Body Down" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) 16/3 KOKY. Medium: WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, WCIN, KSOL, WRDW, WENN, WNOO, WJAX, WVOL, WTMP, WDAO, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adda 2, Total Adds 3, WXYV, WOOK, WRDW. Medium: WVEE, WLTH. WHRK, WJMO, XHRM, WENN, WLOU, WLTH, WTLC. JOHNNIE TAYLOR 'What About My Love" (Beverly Glen) 26/7 BOBBY BLAND "Recess In Heaven" (MCA) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/1, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WHUR, KMJQ, KSOL, WJJS, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WCIN. Heavy: WVEE, WDIA, WENN. WKXI, WDAO, WKWM. Heavy: WAOK, KACE, WNOO. Medium: WVEE, KWAM, WHRK, KDAY, XHRM, WOIC, WKXI, KAEZ. Medium: WILD, WGIV, WNOO, WPDQ, WBLX, WTLC, KDIA. KOKY, WLTH. LOU RAWLS 'Will You Kiss Me One More Time" (Epic) 16/0 KLIQUE "I Can't Shake This Feeling" (MCA) 26/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WSSJ, WLUM. Medium: WAOK, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 18/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KOKY, WVOI. Heavy: WOOK, WBMX, WGCI, KACE, WPEG, KJCB, WPLZ, WANT, KDIA. WGPR. Medium: WDAS, WYLD-FM, WJMO, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, WRDW, WGIV, WPEG, WPDQ, WLOU, WJJS, MAGIC LADY "Red Hot Stuff" MEOW 15/5 WPLZ, WLTH, KAEZ, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adda 5, WOOK, WYLD-FM. WKND, WWWS, KUKQ QSTEPHANIE MILLS "Keep Away Girls" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 24/11 Medium: KACE, WAN, WENN, WANM. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/1, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 11, WXYV, WVEE, KWAM, WRDW, STEVE ARRINGTON'S HALL OF FAME "Way Out" (Konglather) 15/4 WGIV, WPEG, WNOO, WPDQ, KOKY, WANM, WWWS. Heavy: WHUR, WHRK, WJLB, KACE. Medium: WDIA, KSOL, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WOOK, XHRM, WDAO, WLTH. Heavy: KJCB, KPOP-FM. WBMX, WGCI, KDAY. Medium: WILD, WDAS, WHRK, KACE. STEVIE WOODS 'Woman In My Life" (Cotillion/Atco) 23/6 STANLEY CLARKE "Straight To The Top" (Epic) 15/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/1, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WBLZ, WOIC, WLOU, WDAO, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WCIN, WLOU, WDAO. Heavy: WAOK, WLTH. Medium: WILD, WDAS, WAMO, WHRK, WAIL-FM, WKXI, KOKY, WVOL, WLUM. WATV. Medium: KACE, KSOL, WBLX, WAAA, KURT'S BLOW "Tough" (Mercury/PolyGram) 22/6 DENIECE WILLIAMS "Waiting By The Hotline" (ARC/Columbia) 15/O Rotations: Heavy Medium 4/0, Light 10/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WAMO, WDIA, WBMX, WCIN, WJJS, 6/0, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KDAY, WKXI, WTMP, WNHC, KNOW, WJJS, KPOP-FM. WWWS. Heavy: WEDR, WDMT, XHRM, WNOO, WLOU, WLTH. Medium: WHRK. Medium: WOOK, KJMQ, WSSJ, WKND, WPEG, WPLZ, WKWM. PIECES OF A DREAM "Mt. Airy Groove" (Elektra) 21/3 BOBBY NUNN "She's Just A Groupie" (Motown) 14/8 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WCIN, WJMO, WKND. Heavy: WHUR, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 411, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 9, WXYV, KRLY, WBMX, WJMO, WGPR, WAIL -FM, KJCB, KAEZ, VWW/S. Medium: WILD, WGCI, WSSJ, WJJS, WLTH. WJLB, WITH. Medium: KWAM, WHRK, WWWS. FEEL "Let's Rock" (Sutra) 20/O FATBACK "She's My Shining Star" (Spring/PolyGram) 14/6 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLOU, WLTH, WTLC. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adda 4, Total Adds 6, WVEE, KWAM, WEDR, WBMX, WGIV, WDAS, WHRK, WEDR, WBMX, WJPC, WDAO, KAEZ. KOKY, WWWS. Heavy: WLTH. Medium: WOIC, KJCB, WANM, WLUM. KHEMISTRY "I Got A Feeling" (Columbia) 14/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/3, Extra Adda 2, Total Adds 5, WAIL -FM, WCIN, WGIV, WOIC, WKXI. Medium: WOOK, WEDR, KAEZ. SIGNIFICANT ACTION RANDY CRAWFORD "Look Who's Lonely Now" (WB) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/1, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 1, WAAA. Heavy: KOKY, WLTH. Medium: LIMIT "She's So Divine" (Arista) 19/5 KRLY, WNHC, WVOL, KAEZ. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, WBMX, KSOL, WTMP, WLTH, KUKQ Medium: WRKS, KRLY, XHRM, WLUM. TIERRA "Hidden Tears" (Boardwalk) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WATV. Heavy: KOKY, KAEZ. Medium: KENI BURKE "Risin' To The Top" (RCA) 19/0 WXYV, WOOK, WAOK, WVEE, WEDR, KACE, KDAY, XHRM, WNOO. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WEDR, WGCI, WPEG, WLTH Medium: WILD, WDAS, WHUR, KWAM, WJLB, WZEN-FM, KACE, WSSJ, WKND. BILLY PRESTON "I'm Never Gonna Say Goodbye" (Motown) 14/O Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDAS, WANM, WLUM. Medium: DeBARGE "Stop! Don't Tease Me" (Gordy/Motown) 18/5 WOOK, WAIL-FM, KDAY, XHRM, WAAA, WTLC, KPOP-FM. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, WJPC, WCIN, KDAY, WPDQ, WTMP. Heavy. KWAM, KACE. Medium: WAAA, WLTH, WKWM, WLUM, KPOP-FM. ONE WAY "Runnin' Away" (MCA) 13/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WEDR, WGPR, WRDW, WLOU. Medium: ALICIA MYERS "I Want To Thank You" (MCA) 18/3 WVOL, WAAA, WDAO, WLUM, KPOP-FM. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WDAS, WGCI, WATV. Heavy: WRKS, WKND, WNHC, WANM, WAAA. Medium: KRLY, WDAO, KAEZ. GENERAL CAINE "Girls" (Tabu/CBS) 13/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 2, KNOW, WLOU. Heavy: WEDR, WZEN-FM. CAMEO "Alligator Woman" (Chocolate City/PolyGram) 18/3 Medium: WOOK, KMJM, KACE, WENN, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adda 1, Total Adds 3, WAMO, XHRM, WDAO. Heavy: KMJM, WAN, WGIV, WBLX. Medium: KMJQ, KDAY, KNOW, WPEG, WJJS, KUKQ. OZONE "Lï I Suzy" (Motown) 13/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WGPR, WJLB, WTLC. Medium: SHEREE BROWN "Happy Music" (Capitol) 18/2 WVEE, WAIL -FM, KACE, WLTH, WKWM, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/0, Light 9/1. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WRDW, WTMP. Heavy: WNHC, WLUM. Medium: WAOK, WBMX, KACE, KOKY, WLTH, WVOI. DRAMATICS "Treat Me Right" (Capitol) 13/0 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 5/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WGCI, WJLB, WENN, WLTH, AMUZEMENT PARK "Groove Your Blues Away" (Our Gang/Minis) 18/2 WWWS, WVOI. Medium: WBMX, WGPR, WSSJ, KOKY, WDAO. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDIA, WXKI. Heavy: WDAS. Medium: WOOK, WYLD-FM, WDMT, KDAY, KSOL, WENN, WPEG, WNOO, WOWI, WLUM. ALFIE SILAS "A Puppet To You" (RCA) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 9/1. Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, VANITY 6 "Nasty Girl" (WB) 17/8 WAIL -FM, WBMX, KDAY, WKND. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 5/2, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, WBLZ, WGPR, WJLB, WRDW, WJMI, WHISPERS "Love Is Where You Find It" (Solar/Elektra) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy WJAX, WWWS, WVOI. Heavy: KWAM. Medium: WATV, WPEG, WHRK. 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WEDR, WKXI, WDAO, KPOP-FM. Medium: WAMO. WPDQ, BRICK "Free Dancer" (Bang/CBS) 17/6 KOKY. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 412, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 8, WXYV, KRLY, WBMX, WGCI, WJJS, KPOP- MELISSA MANCHESTER "You Should Hear How She..." (Arista) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy FM. Heavy: KJCB, KOKY. Medium: WAOK, WHRK, WRDW, WAN, WNOO, WJMI, WITH. 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAIL -FM, KUKQ, KPOP-FM. Medium: WVEE, WBLZ, WDMT, KMJM, WNHC, KNOW. SHARON REDD "Beat The Street" (Prelude) 17/6 TOMORROW'S Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WAMO, KWAM, WATV, WVKO, WVOI, EDITION "In The Grooves" (RFC/Atlantic) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy WHRK. Medium: WRKS, WHUR, WPEG. 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda O. Heavy: WRKS. Medium: WNHC, WNOO, WLTH.

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From the Tony Award Winning Original Broadway Cast Album Dreamgirls

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ARETHA FRANKLIN BOBBY NUNN STACY LATTISAW SHARON REDD ATLANTIC STARR BRICK JIMMY CLIFF FATBACK MICHAEL MCDONALD DISCO FOUR EVELYN KING EVELYN KING GWEN GUTHRIE SHADES OF LAVE Hottest: BRICK Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: YAZ FAMILY PLAYERS Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN GAP BAND STACY LATTISAW STEPHANIE MILLS TIME ARETHA FRANKLIN EVELYN KING FIRST LOVE Hottest: TIME ALICIA MYERS HOWARD JOHNSON HOWARD JOHNSON WEST STREET NOB EVELYN KING O'JAYS TIME Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN EVELYN KING GRAND MASTER FLAS KOOL L DONALD BYRD GAP BAND RICK JAMES JONZUN CREW GRAND MASTER FLAB JENNIFER HOLLIDAY RICK JAMES THE GANG STEVE MILLER BAND ARETHA STEVIE WOODS ZAPP WGIVICAYbIM u EVELYN KING SYSTEM GOODIE GRAND MASTER FLAB STEVE ARRINGTON FRANKLIN LIME JERMAINE Hal Harrill ZAPP BARRY WHITE GOODIE WDAKNINdelplrla JACKSON GRAND MASTER FLAB GAP BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN LUTHER VANDROSS ZAPP HOWARD JOHNSON KACEAse AnpsIss Joe Tawbune JONZUN CREW KOKO/Phoanlx TILT WAOKIASoMa KHEMISTRY KMJ011laaalan KJCBAJdayells GAP RAND AknSo Miter W ALSWWw Moue Stew Smith RAFAEL CAMERON PRESSURE DROP Lany TkeMlay ENCHANTMENT Ilona IisErd semblas Evans "MK (K97)Yempfrls none Hottest: ZINGA WASHINGTON GANG'S BACK Jimmy Smith ur Sony Reherde Hottest: CARL CARLTON GOODIE FREDA PAYNE none SONNY CHARLES JOHNNIE TAYLOR WEST STREET MOB STACY LATTISAW ARETHA FRANKLIN LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: POINTER SISTERS EVELYN KING BRENDA TAYLOR STEPHANIE MILLS TAVARES LUTHER VANDROSS SHARON REDD ZAPP MAGIC LADY GAP BAND GRAND MASTER FLAB Hottest: Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS GAP BAND LIMIT JIMMY CLIFF FATBACK YAZ KHEMISTRY STEVIE WONDER ZAPP Hottest: TIME TIME RICK JAMES VALENTINE BROS. COLUMBUS CIRCLE Hottest: ALFIE TIME ARETHA FRANKLIN ARETHA ZAPP GRAND MASTER FLAB SILAS EVELYN KING LEROY HUTSON DONALD BYRD FRANKLIN TIME GWEN GUTHRIE ALICIA MYERS EVELYN KING CAMEO STACY LATTISAW CHERYL LYNN EVELYN KING TIERRA RAY PARKER JR. PEABO BRYSON wLDAleekn BLOODSTONE KOOL & THE GANG SOUL SONIC FORCE EVELYN KING STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: GAP BAND JONZUN CREW DONALD BYRD ARETHA FRANKLIN Mee Piffl y Hottest: PEABO BRYSON TAVARES Hottest: WANNIVTalbliesami GAP BAND WRDWIAuguSS JONZUN CREW DISCO FOUR RICK JAMES KID CREOLE Teddy Bisek WKXIIJeebcn KOKYLJNS Reek GAP BAND Joe Bullard MELBA MOORE GRAND MASTER FLAB u WODUMa nipple GRAND MASTER FLAB RAFAEL CAMERON KING Tommy kla .MI Gory Young PEABO BRYSON EVELYN KING EVELYN ATLANTIC STARR 'I/PEG/Charlotte JONZUN CREW FREDA PAYNE GWEN GUTHRIE LUTHER VANDROSS CLIFF DAWSON Las Norman KURTISKURConnors MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: CARL CARLTON CHERYL LYNN LUTHER VANDROSS FATBACK TIME VANITY ATLANTIC STARR MEN AT WORK GRAND WASTER FLAS 6 STACY LATTISAW STACY LATTISAW STEVEN & STERLING CURTIS MAYFIELD KPOP.FMISacremsnto EVELYN KING ONE WAY AMUZEMENT PARK JEFFREY CROWN HEIGHTS DISCO POUR SONNY CHARLES OSBORNE BIB WAMOA'Kisergh SHEREE BROWN AFT Hottest: WOWNNorkos Jahn.. u' GAP BAND CARL CARLTON WAR KLIQUE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ARETHA John Aalborg STACY TIME Fronk Halloos FRANKLIN LATTISAW STEPHANIE MILLS KHEMISTRY X-25 BAND FREDA PAYNE WHISPERS BLOODSTONE STEPHANIE MILLS UNIQUE MILLS JEFFREY OSBORNE MIDNIGHT STAR ATLANTIC STARR STEPHANIE STEPHANIE MILLS POINTER SISTERS BEAU WILLIAMS AMUZEMENT PARK CURTIS MAYFIELD MICHAEL MCDONALD LJ REYNOLDS WILLIE HUTCH BRICK KOOL & THE GANG KLYMAXX CLIFTON DYSON GRAND MASTER FLAB MICHAEL MCDONALD WIIIIIJOGirmlowfWäselplie VANDROSS Hottest: CHAZ BEVERLY WILLIAMS KID CREOLE ALTON MCCLAIN LUTHER Hottest: SUNRIZE Hottest: Gary MepMord TIME EVELYN KING WHISPERS Hottest: STACY LATTISAW BILLY OCEAN GAP BAND DONALD BYRD HOWARD JOHNSON GWEN STACY LATTISAW GRAND MASTER FLAS EVELYN KING WEBB/WN Hottest: GUTHRIE one HOWARD JOHNSON Hottest: GRAND MASTER nu GWEN GUTHRIE GAP BAND JERMAINE JACKSON Leo Jackson ARETHA FRANKLIN PINK FLOYD Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN ZAPP TIME ZAPP GAP BAND WALTER CARL CARLTON TIME ONE WAY MURPHY JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TIME GAP BAND GOODIE ARETHA FRANKLIN FONDA RAE AIR CAMEO ZAPP RAFAEL CAMERON SUPPLY JEFFREY OSBORNE GRAND MASTER FLAS DAZZ BAND CHERYL LYNN GAP BAND EVELYN ROLLING ELECTRIC SPARK LUTHER VANDROSS KING STONES HOWARD JOHNSON GRAND MASTER FLAB WPLZAetreburg BARRY WHITE EYE TO EYE ZAPP KURTIS BLOW JERMAINE JACKSON FRANKIE SMITH Hardy JONZUN CREW KNOW/Amiga WLOWI.adenMs WHISPERS Jay Hottest: SOUL SONIC FORCE WN00/Ch.Mensogo WT INTanps SHARON REDD Selby Edwards Erwin Noel 011as EVELYN KING BsnokIn' Sem STACY LATTISAW CARLY SIMON Jerry Walker HOWARD WJMNJackaon JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JOHNSON WK/OAtrserd Hottest: MEN AT WORK ONE WAY GWEN GUI'HRIE KING STEPHANIE MILLS Carl Haynes GANG'S BACK FRANKIE SMITH STEVE MILLER BAND EVELYN LUTHER VANDROSS STEVIE WONDER CARL CARLTON MICHAEL deist Jordan u MELBA MOORE LUTHER VANDROSS BEGAN BEGAN LIMIT MCDONALD GENERAL CAINE FANTASY'S DREAM HEATWAVE STANLEY CLARKE YAZ CHERYL LYNN GRAND MASTER FLAS KOOL & THE GANG BARRY GIBBS COLUMBUS CIRCLE ABC PATRICK BOOTH VANITY 6 STEVIE WOODS LUTHER VANDROSS TIME Hottest: STEVIE WONDER PIECES OF A DREAM DONALD BYRD SECOND IMAGE LUTHER VANDROSS SONNY CHARLES ATLANTIC STARR STACY LATTISAW VANITY 6 ZAPP XMRM/San Diego YAZ Hottest: JAMMERS WILLIE HUTCH GENERAL CAINE Hottest: u BARRY WHITE BLISS Dull Lindsey WILLIE HUTCH JERMAINE JACKSON MANDRELL Hottest: Hottest: NARADA M. WALDEN SHEREE BROWN ALPIE SILAS WO01(RSoekkngra GAP BAND RICK JAMES GAP BAND MIDNIGHT STAR CURTIS MAYFIELD TIME ALFONZO JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE KOOL & THE GANG ODYSSEY STEPHANIE MILLS Cite Bordner SON OF ROBIN STON GOODIE BBLO DEBARGE LUTHER VANDROSS MAGIC LADY MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: BBLO KURTIS BLOW SUNRIZE Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND DONALD BYRD MAGIC LADY TIME NARADA M. WALDEN SALSOUL/LOLEATTA GRAND MASTER FLAS CHERYL LYNN WBLX/M0CIM WANTMkhmond GRAND MASTER FLAS CAMEO Hottest: TIME GAP BAND EVELYN KING VIDEEO EDDIE MURPHY TIME Michael J. Alexander Kirby Carmichael HOWARD JOHNSON WAT /Minna nglrN GAP BAND BARRY WHITE STEVE ARRINGTON ARETHA FRANKLIN CLIFTON DYSON none RAFAEL Ran January CHERYL LYNN WPOOIJeekeaMge WJJSILynchWMg, VA none KOOL i THE GANG Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAB CAMERON STACY LATTISAW u: Hottest: STEVE ARRINGTON Earl Jenas Ail Young Hottest: KURTIS BLOW ARETHA FRANKLIN EVELYN KING STACY LATTISAW GAP BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN HOWARD JOHNSON Hottest: W AAA/W Inseln-SakWn ALICIA MYERS LUTHER VANDROSS WOICJCohombia, BC STEPHANIE MILLS BRICK HOWARD JOHNSON GRAND MASTER FLAB GAP BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN ALICIA MYERS KURTIS BLOW CAMEO Jones/Jackson u: ZAPP Mickey Arnold STACY LATTISAW ZAPP RICK JAMES WId$GNo Horne TIERRA WAR JONZUN CREW JERMAINE JACKSON EVELYN KING KOOL L THE GANG EVELYN KING MIDNIGHT STAR SHARON REDD JEFFREY OSBORNE DAZI BAND Jemes Jordan ROCKERS REVENGE WAR DONALD BYRD HOWARD JOHNSON PEABO BRYSON PRESSURE DROP KHEMISTRY DEBARGE JOHNNIE TAYLOR ATLANTIC STARR KSOL/San Mateo, CA none AMUZEMENT PARK WEST STREET MOB STEVIE WOODS Hottest: SHAIAMAR wir WTOYIIIwneka RANDY CRAWFORD Anis Moody Hottest: FUNKY FOUR DAVID SEA STACY LATTISAW Hottest: Fred Harvey Ron CrukMletd CHERYL LYNN ARETHA FRANKLIN WIRINWeMnYtglen CHAZ LUTHER VANDROSS GRAND MASTER FLAS STEPHANIE MILLS DONALD BYRD JOHNNIE TAYLOR CHERYL LYNN EVELYN KING Omar Melds Hottest: TAVARES IMAGINATION STACY LATTISAW none TAVARES LIMIT YAZ GAP BAND BEAU WILLIAMS RICK JAMES STACY LATTISAW BROWN JOHNNIE TAYLOR D TRAIN Hottest: DENNIS Hottest: ALICIA MYERS GRAND MASTER FLAS HEATWAVE GAP BAND GAP BAND DONNA SUMMER Hottest: GAP BAND CHERI Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN STEVE MILLER BAND EVELYN KING Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAB EVELYN KING ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: MCDONALD ZAPP STACY LATTISAW ARETHA FRANKLIN MICHAEL ARETHA FRANKLIN EVELYN KING GRAND MASTER FLAS FORCE HOWARD JOHNSON TIME EVELYN KING SOUL SONIC MCCOY TYNER RICK JAMES ARETHA FRANKLIN TIME ODYSSEY GAP BAND DONNA SUMMER GAP BAND MELBA MOORE JERMAINE JACKSON TIME GRAND MASTER FLAB TILT HOWARD JOHNSON STEVIE WONDER DONNA SUMMER MIDWEST JAZZ.. . .,.,, WBISMCBMINIs WDADAIaybn WWWBISogkiew, Lee kschaeb emmucem Lankford Sisphane Frank Ord Korn* Crooke« KURTIS BLOM JONZUN CREW STEVE ARRINGTON BOBBY NUNN STEPHANIE MILLS FATBACK LUTHER VANDROSS LUTHER VANDROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE NAFIONAL!AIRPLAW3O. W REYNOLDS ALFIE SILAS STANLEY CLARKE JEFFREY OSBORNE JOHNNIE TAYLOR LUTHER VANDROSS X-25 BAND BOBBY BLAND WHISPERS LUTHER VANDROSS FATBACK LUTHER VANDROSS SONNY CHARLES CAMEO Hottest: VANITY 6 BRICK PATRICE RUSHEN SHALAMAR GRAND MASTER FLAB CURTIS MAYFIELD BOBBY NUNN Week September 17, 1982 KHEMISTRY STEVIE WOODS TIME MAGIC LADY LIMIT ATLANTIC STARR CHANGE EVELYN KING WAR STACY LATTISAW DEBARGE JOHNNIE TAYLOR JONZUN CREW KURTIS BLOW 2 p DAVID SANBORN/As We Speak (WB) & BRENDA MIKE PRESSURE DROP STANLEY CLARKE CHERYL LYNN MIKE & BRENDA X-25 BAND PIECES OF A DREAM TAVARES STACY LATTISAW 3 PIECES OF A DREAM/We Are One (Elektra) Hottest: KURTIS BLOW SUNRIZE W ILCAAdlanspoNs RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ARETHA FRANKLIN 1 3 DAVE GRUSIN/Out Of The Shadows (Arista/GRP) MIKE L BRENDA RAW SILK Jay Jelmass Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: J.S. THERACON ZAPP 10 TOM SCOTT/Desire (Musician/Elektra) GAP RAND RICK JAMES Hottest: POINTER SISTERS ARETHA FRANKLIN Q GRAND MASTER FLAS EVELYN KING ARETHA FRANKLIN FIRST LOVE GRAND MASTER FLAS 5 5 BOB JAMES/Hands Down (Tappan Zee/Columbia) DONNA SUMMER BARRY WHITE HOWARD JOHNSON X-25 BAND EVELYN KING DAZZ BAND EVELYN KING STACY LATTISAW RAY PARKER JR. 6 6 PAT METHENY GROUP/Offramp (ECM/WB) W JPCIChleago GRAND MASTER FLAS JERMAINE JACKSON BOBBY NUNN Jerry Boulang ODYSSEY STEVE MILLER BAND KMJWSL Louis 8 ID AL JARREAU/1965 (Bainbridge) ALICIA MYERS Disk Edmonds LAURA BRANIGAN 1llDMTA:Ie.rnr wJLLIDekoll Hottest: 13 Q JIMMY SMITH/Off The Top (Musician/Elektra) CARL CARLTON YsrelJrmse J. Mkhael McKay GRAND MASTER FLAS X-25 BAND 4 9 CHUCK MANGIONE/Love Notes (Columbia) DEBARGE TAVARES GOODIE CARL CARLTON MELBA MOORE MELBA MOORE VANITY 6 BB60 Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS CHERYL LYNN 7 10 DAVE VALENTINE/In Love's Time (Arista/GRP) PEABO BRYSON OZONE GAP BAND SONNY CHARLES PEABO BRYSON JERMAINE JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS BOBBY NUNN STEVE MILLER BAND 11 CAL TJADER/CARMEN McRAE/Heatwave (Concord) BOBBY BLAND SOUL SONIC FORCE m TIME Hottest: Hottest: CHERYL WLUMMNmaukee GRAND MASTER FLAB 9 12 CRUSADERS w/B.B. KING.../Royal Jam (MCA) Hottest: GRAND MASTER FLAB LYNN JERMAINE Jade Randall ARETHA FRANKLIN ARETHA FRANKLIN ZAPP JACKSON GRAND 12 13 McCOY TYNER/Looking Out (Columbia) GAP BAND JERMAINE JACKSON MASTER FLAB TIME DONALD BYRD WZEN FMISt Louie JERMAINE JACKSON GAP BAND KID CREOLE 14 14 BOBBY McFERRIN/Bobby McFerrin (Musician/Elektra) EVELYN KING EVELYN KING Nay Romp DONNA SUMMER ALICIA MYERS 22 JANIS SIEGEUExperiment In White (Atlantic) ZAPP RJ'S LATEST ARRIV none WJMOICMoMand WOPRAetroit CARL CARLTON Hottest: 16 16 PAQUITO D'RIVERA/Mariel (Columbia) wOCYCNeP Erh Mane Jas -pansy Hottest: JONZUN CREW HOWARD JOHNSON hm Wells EVELYN KING EVELYN KING 17 17 ECHOS OF AN ERA 2/The Concert (Musician/Elektra) PIECES OF A DREAM VANITY 6 KOOL L THE GANG GAP BAND SONNY CHARLES FAMILY PLAYERS WEST STREET MOB BARRY WHITE 19 itt JON HENDRICKS COMPANY/Love (Muse) JONZUN CREW LUTHER VANDROSS JERMAINE JACKSON 8 GWEN GUTHRIE STACY LATTISAW TIME POINTER SISTERS BOBBY NUNN ONE WAY JERMAINE JACKSON 15 19 JEFF LORBER/It's A Fact (Arista) New STEVIE WONDER BOBBY NUNN COLUMBUS CIRCLE WYOYTolsdo BRICK BLOODSTONE DENNIS BROWN 23 ge) TYZIK/Radiance (Capitol) Entry KAU/Oklahoma CRy Mau Myrick ENCHANTMENT Hottest: STACY LATTISAW Chris Morningstar BAND GAP RAND DONALD BYRD 20 21 HERB ALPERT/Fandango (A&M) STEVE MILLER VANITY 6 ASHFORD i SIMPSON ROCKERS REVENGE ALICIA MYERS CURTIS MAYFIELD PEABO BRYSON 25 SPHERE/Four In One (Musician/Elektra) EVELYN KING FOUR TOPS ROCKERS LUTHER VANDROSS ® EVELYN KING BEGAN BEGAN CHERYL LYNN Hottest: GERALD MALLORY WAR CHICK COREA/Touchstone (WB) BARRY WHITE KOOL L THE GANG Hottest: GUNCHRACK BOOGIE ® OZONE STEVIE WONDER Village Atto) SOUL SONIC FORCE JEFFREY OSBORNE JONZUN CREW 27 an LARRY VUCKOVICH/City Sounds, Voices (Palo WYKO/Columbus GRAND MASTER FLAS EVELYN KING Hottest: FOUR TOPS KOOL 6 THE GANG Kirk skhop EVELYN KING ARETHA FRANKLIN 30 STANLEY CLARKE/Let Me Know You (Epic) TIME SHARON REDD ® GRAND MASTER FLAS CHERYL LYNN KLIQUE Alto) CARL CARLTON VANITY 6 EVELYN KING 26 26 ELVIN JONES/Earth Jones (Palo CHERYL LYNN MIKE i BRENDA WBLLCMeirred ZAPP Hottest: 18 27 CLAUS OGERMAN/MICHAEL BRECKER/Cityscape (WB) ATLANTIC STARR W LTIYGary CLIFF DAWSON Brian Cask STEVIE WONDER Dane Noontime ARETHA FRANKLIN SHARON REDD GAP RAND 28 28 RANDY CRAWFORD/Windsong (WB) PEABO BRYSON JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: EVELYN KING 6 WAR 24 29 CHICO FREEMAN/Tradition In Transition (Musician/Elektra) VANITY ARETHA FRANKLIN GRAND MASTER FLAS GWEN GUTHRIE DEODATO RAY PARKER JR. MIDNIGHT STAR STEVIE WOODS LUTHER VANDROSS .....s. i/D WOODY HERMAN BIG BAND/Live At Concord... (Concord) DONNA SUMMER STEVIE WOODS Hottest: HOWARD JOHNSON MICHAEL MCDONALD BOBBY NUNN JERMAINE JACKSON KID CREOLE JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WYBC/New Haven, CT, Mark Jordan; WYRS/Stamford, CT, Rick EVELYN KING NC, OH, Tim ARETHA FRANKLIN STEVE ARRINGTON Petrone, KSAX/Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX, Bob Stewart; WDBS/Durham, Rob Gringle; WBBY/Columbus, ZAPP LIMIT (J) Black reporters Hodges; WJZZJDetroit, MI, John Hill; !OWN/Minneapolis, MN, Tom Polissera; WXFM/Chicago, IL, Paul Nelson; STEVE MILLER BAND Hottest: KKGO/Los Angeles, CA, Cal Milner, KJAZ/San Francisco, CA, Dick Corne; KJJZJDeriver, CO, Ira Gordon; TIME KJZZJSeettle, WA, Jeff Henley. GRAND MASTER FLAB also contributing to Jazz chart. DRAMATICS CHERYL LYNN KURTIS BLOW

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Buffalo EAST Providence Atlanta PD: Nei-l McGinley ATLANTA'S RADIO STATION Boston FM MUSICRADIO MD: Jon Summers PD: John Young PD: Sonny Joe White H I I CHICAGO/Hard To say I'm Sorry MD: Chris Thomas D. C PD & MD: Todd Chase 2 KENNY ROGERS/Love MIII Turn You Ar -I. Washington, MD: Joey Carvello '®T 3 ELTON JOHN/Blue Eye, hTl! 1 In . PARSONS/Eye H k ALM The Sky JOIN COUGAR/Jeck Diane PD: Alan Burns H I JON COUGAR/Jeck k Diene H MEN AT MORK/Mho Can li Be Noe? ALM PARSONS/Eye In The Sky S CS6N/Nested On The Mey ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky MISSING PERSONS/Mords 6 PALL MCCARTNEY/Take It Away SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tiger Philadelphia H I I MELISSA M.MCHESTE/you Should Heer How ELTON JOIN/Blue Eyes 1 MEDIA FRMRLIN/Jump To It H 1 1 NFERICA/You De Nagle MICHAEL ICDONALD/1 Keep Fargett ln'.. a H I JACKSON BRUINE/Somebody's Baby ASIA/Only TIme MIII Tell Cen A FLOCK Fer H 1 8 MILLER H 5 JUIN COUGAR/Jack 6 Diane OF SEA0IL/1 RenlSo Aweyl TOTO/Make Bel Jeve JACKSON BBDNIE/Seleboey'e Baby STEVE BAND/Abrecedebre H KING/Love 9 SURVIVOR/Eye The Tiger MEN 3 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky 6 EVELYN Came Down CHICAGO/Hard To Sey 11e Sorry 01 AT MRK/ARIo Can It Be Noel JOHN COUGAR/Jeck 6 Diane er 10 MELISSA MNICHESTE/You Hear How.. AS1A/Only Tlee MIII Tell PD: Scott Walker 2 STEVE MILLER BARD/Abracadabra KENNY ROGERS/Lore MIII Turn You Should Me Your I II 8 00 DO'S/Aecetion é JERMAINE JACKSON/Let Tickle Fa MELISSA MARCIESTE/You Should Heer How H MICHAEL ACDONALD/I Keep Frgettln'... MELISSA MANCHESTE/You Should Ner Hoe.. H 9 CLASH/Rock The Cesbeh Llegic H I 12 SANTANA/Hold On JACKSON BROMRE/Somebody's Baby Musc Coord.: Glenn Kalina 1 CHICAGO/Here To Say l'e Sorry 1 AMERICA/You Cen Do ID JOE JACKSON/Stappin' Out 13 FIEETM1OO HI FREY/The 011e You H 12 MICHAEL M0001NALD/I Keep Fr9ettln'... I KALTER MURPHY/Themes From E.T. MAC/Hold Pb GLENN Love

II I PAFF/Dente Floor 1 I Pb n AIR The Nights Are.. The May I Went Any SUPPLY/Even H 2 JOIN COUGAR/Jack 6 Diane H 13 MEN AT MURK/Mho can It Be Now? STEEL BREEZE/You Don't CS6N/Weºtad On 12 1 SOI It 1 I, It QUUITERFLASH/Night I I 0001. 8 THE GANG/Big Fun IS JUICE NEWTON/Break It To Me Gent PALL MCCARTNEY/Take Away STEVE MILLER BAND/Abracadabra ID 1 ASIA/Only Time MIII Tell H 11I GM BAND/you propped A Bomb On 20 16 MILLER A FLOCK RenlSo Aweyl I 1 STEVE BAM/RAbprecedebre H2 OF SE01AR/I Fr MELISSA MAMTESTE/You Should War Hoe.. 6 I PALL MCCARTNEY/Teke It Away MARSHALL CRENSHAM/Someday, Spmwey 14 1 DURAN DORM/Hungry like The Mo t To Me 13 IT HERB ALPERT/Route ICI CHICAGO/Nara To Say l'e sorry 16 I. STEEL BREEZE/You DOn't Went Me Any I I JUICE NEWTON/Break It Gently SANTANA/Hold On IS 1 STACK LATTISAM/Don't Throw It 'All AM Keep Forgettle ... 22 n WILLIE NELSON/Let It Be Pb MICHAEL MRPHET/What's Forever I I MCOONALD/I 2 For GO 110'5/Vacation iS I TUTU/Make Bel lave MICHAEL H 161 SANTANA/Hold On In 16 19 JUICE NEWTON/Lore's BRMIGAM/Gloria I I Been Love Been 011001e 2 LAURA H 8 LAURA *RMIOAN/Glorle D AMERICA/You Can Do Meglc I ARMY /EISNER/Never RA I LAURA BANIGAN/Glorle 11 20 NICOLETTE LARSON/I Only Want AMERICA/You Can Do Magic SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tiger 11 I REO SPEEDMAGON/Sweet Time 20 1 ONJ/Wart Alteck Tole e'I 21 1 KIM CARNES/Voyeur 1 Tlme 1821 TOTO/Rasend 2 SYLVIA/Nobody 1 FLEETMDD MAC/Hold Me I9 1 GLENN FREY/The One you Love 21 REO SPEEDMAGON/Sweet I ONJ/Wert Attack 22 I NELSON/Let It Be Me A 22 NEIL DIAMOND/Hertllght KIM CARNES/Voyeur 9 AIR SUPPLY/Even The N19Ms Are.. 20 1 MVYNS/Relsed On the Radio 22 WILLIE ASIA/Only TIme WIII Tell A 23 GLENN FREY/The You 1 You 23 2 GLENN FREY/The One You love One LOve 2 20 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy 10 1 Dee. SUMER/Love le In DentroIIF1 22 PAIL CMRACK/I Need 21 20 MELISSA MANCIESTE/You Should Hear How.. 21 24 RONNIE MILSAP/Any Dey Now 21 JOAN JETT/Do You Wenne Touch Me D I 24 2 KIM CARNES/Voyeur II I ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy Can't Rene 23 21 VIDEEO/Thong 1 Glane Some Of 25 ROBERTA FLACK/Om The One 23 25 MxARTNEY/CIDER/Ebony And Ivory 20 22 11C00/Nerd To Sey l'e Sorry H N 1 LEN AT MRK/MWo Can It Be Noel D 20 DON HENLEY/Johnny n 26 A 21 6 PERRY/Don't Fige' it 22 LIMIT/She'. So Dlrine 26 2 TANS CAIN/Ibieln' On 26 SYLVIA/Nobody 21 23 ONJ/Heart Atteek IS 1 A FLOCK OF SEABUL/I RenlSo Far Away) D LOGGIAS 25 23 MTELS/Teke The L H 21 2 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy 21 27 KARLA BONOFF/Personally 30 24 GAP RAM/You Dropped A Bomb On 16 I ASIA/Only 111M MI11 Tell 27 24 WOOL 6 THE GAM/BIg Fun 28 25 On 26 28 WILLIE NELSON/AlMeys On My MIn0 26 25 38 SPECIAL/You Keep Runnln' Awey 13 1 JOAN COUGAR/Hurts So Good SAXENA/Hold 28 25 TM( CAIN/Hold.' On A 29 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy KORK. 6 THE Fun 12 PALL PCCMMEY/Take It Away ADDS ONJ/Heart Attack 29 26 NEIL DIAMDWO/oeertllgnt 19 26 GSM/BIg Ne 111 JERMAINE JACKSON/Let Me Tickle Your Fe 29 26 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Went Any 30 21 MICHAEL MRPHEY/What's Forever For A 30 LAURA BRAMIOAN/Glorle 2827 NEIL DIAMONO/IMertllght 30 If Me 21 JUICE NEMTON/Break To Gently H 31 28 RICK SPRINGE IELD/I Get Excited D 28 METHAN FRANKLIN/Jump To It 18 1 ELTON JON/Blue Eyes D 28 MC/The Look Of LovelPrt H 32 29 BROWNE/Somebody's Beby D 29 RICK SPRINGFIELD/1 Get Exclted 24 1 DU/Heart Attack JACKSON 0 29 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy ADDS 22, 23, M, 29, 30 Me A". 2010 JACKSON BROAE/Sowebody's Baby 33 30 AIR SUPPLY/Young Lore D30 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Went D 30 SHEE0M EASTON/Mechlnery PICTURES/Whet About Me 23 21 MICHAEL MCNONALD/I keep Fareettin'... 34 31 MINING 25 22 AMERICA/You Cen Do Maple H 33 32 LAURA BRANIGAN/Slrle Of ADDS EVELYN KING/Love Came Dom 21 23 KENNY ROGERS/Love Mill Turn You Ar A 33 PAIL M.CARTNEY/Tug Mr ADDS 16 3021 JOAN JETT/Do You Venn. Touch Me WBZZ A 3e PALL CAORAR/I Need You 8410/Athene STEVIE MRCEB/RIbbon In The Sky 26 25 ARMY IEISNER/Never Been In love A 35 POINTER SISTERS/1'm So Excited COOKER 6 MMNES/Up Where Me Belong SRVIOOB/hoer lcen Heer tbeet 19 26 KIM MILDE/Klds le Var ice Pittsburgh PAIL CARMOK/I Need You STRAY CATS/Rock Thls Town 31 27 GM BAND/You Dropped A Bomb On York MICHAEL ICDONALD/I Keep Forge-tln'... 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I CHICAGO/Herd Me Any To Soy l'e Sorry DOLLY PARTON/I 0111 Aleeys Lore Y, D 30 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Mart H 1 HALL 6 BATES/your Maarigle Imeginealon DAVID ROBERTS/Boys Of Autumn 5 JACKSON BROKE/Somebody's ADDS 31, 32, 33 Baby DONNA SINNER/Love Is In Control lol r,itO " Providence 3 ASIA/Only TIN, 1111 Tel BILLY JOEL/Preffure ADDS 29 PAYOLA}/Eyes A 1 of Stranger 6 GLEAN FREY/Pertytoen MRELS/Teke Tee L JUICE NEURON/Break 11 To Me Gen,., WBEN-FM 1 ELTON JOAN/Blue Eyes H 9 JOHN COUGAR/Jeck k Diene CHICAGO/Love me Tomorrow ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky H II LOGGINS I PERRY/Don't Flgnt BILLY SQUIER/Emotions In lotion JOE JACKSON/Steppen' Out PD: I Operations Bob Wood Buffalo It H I JACKSON BRUME/Somebody's Baby Manager: Tom Cuddy ID REO SPEEDMAON/Reck In My Wert Agee ONJ/Wert Attack PALL UMAR/1 Need You H I II MICHAEL ACDONALD/I Keep Forge, I I FLEETWOOD IR151 DEEP/On The Rebound MD: Roger Christian MAC/WIC ma 12 ASIA/Unly Time MIII Tell H II II I JON COUGAR/lack 6 Dlene STEVE OIN1100D/Stll1 In The Geme JOKES ANDERSON/One Wey Love 1 13 TORONTO/Your Daddy Don't Ktoe 12 2 ASIA/Only Time X111 Tell 2 I JOHN COUGAR/Jack 6 Diane 8 ASIA/Here Comb The Feen. 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GO GO'S/Vecateon 20 22 STEVE WINNOW/Still in The Gera 16 33 QUARTERFLASH/Right 23 I3NJ/Heart Attack Kind Cf Love late 21 35 GENESIS/Paper 6 ASIA/Only Time MIII Tell I FLEETWOOD MAC/Hold Me 24 LAURA BRANIGAN/Glorle 23 23 JOAN JETT/Do You Manne Touch Me 39 34 CHICAGO/What You're Missing 31 36 JOHN COUGAR/Hurts So Good 1 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky II AL. PARSONS/Eye n The Sky 14 24 JEMAINE JACKSON/Let Ne Tickle Your Fm 31 35 APRIL 25 JOE JACKSON/Stepp ln' Out MINE/If You See Key 31 38 CONEY HATCH/Hey Operator B A FLOR 0F SEAOL/I 0en15o Fer Ameyl I 12 A FLOOR OF SEAOI/I RenlSo Far Aeay 26 DONNA SUNER/love Is In ContrallFI H 31 25 2J/Wert Alteck 18 36 KANSAS/Play TIN Gere Tonight 32 39 AIR SUPPLY/Even The Nights Are.. 9 GM BAM/You Dropped A 0,.6 On 13 GAP BAND/You Dropped A Bub On 2 2, BILLY 1010/001 In The Cloy 39 26 NENL DIAMOND/Heertllght 21 31 APRIL MINE/Enough Is Emo,gh D 39 GLENN FREY/The One You Love 10 PATTI AUSTIN/Baby Cone To Ne 1e TONI BASIL/Mlckey 21 27 TAN RIN/Hold.' Ore 10 38 DON HENLEY/Johnny Can't Reed 0 eD FLEETWOOD ARC/Gypsy H I 1 META FRANKLIN/Jump To I1 H 15 SYLVIA/Nokody ADDS A FLOCK OF SEAOJL/I RenlSo Fr Away, 0 26 RUSH/Nee old Men D 39 A FLOOR OF SEAOL/I RenlSo Fer Away/ 12 O GO'S/Veceflon 06 EDDIE MONEY/Mine I'm In Love NICHAEL MDONALD/I Keep Frgett IO'... 32 29 GLENN FREY/The One You 100e 0 40 U01AH PEEP/That's The May That I ADDS CHICAGO/Love Me Tomorrow I 13 SANTANA/Hold On 11 JOAN JETT/Do You Wenne Touch Me GM BAM/You Dropped A Bomb On 0 30 PALL CABRACK/I Need You POINTER 515TER5/l'm So Exclted n TEN AT WORK/Who Can It Be Now? 20 iB MC/The Look Of LovelPert l6 31 REO SPEEDMAGON/Seent TIme ACES BILLY JOEL/Pressure TRONTO/Start Tellln' The Tru 1 15 SURVIVR/Eye 0f The Tiger 0 19 ARENA FRANKLIN/Jump To It 19 32 TOTO/Mme Bei leve STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Went Me Any 2 16 KOOL 6 THE PANG/BIg Fun 0 20 JERMAINE JACKSON/Let Me 010k eM Your fa 30 33 38 SPECIAL/You Keep Runnln' Away RUSH/New old man T0T0/make Believe 11 MC/The Look Of LovelPert D 21 ONJ/Wert Attack A 34 JOE JACKSN/Stappin' Out STEVE WINNDDD/R.laole 1 18 RAY PARKER JR./Let Me Go 35 35 STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Went Me Any ON RANDY 1E151ER/Never Been In Love ROD SPEV/WAGON/Sweet Time 2 19 DOMA SUMER/M.in' In America 59 36 RICK SPRINGFIELD/1 Get Exclted RICK SPRINGFIELD/I Get Excited EVELYN RING/Love Come Down AIDS TIME/111-9311 40 37 000100 PICTURES/tonet About Me 20 AMERICA/You Cen Do magIc 1 21 JINN COUGAR/Hurts So Good JACKSON BROMYIE/Somebody'e Beef D 58 ABC/The Look Of LoyelPrt NEIL DIMgW/Hertllgnt 22 Attack Wertbeat D 39 CS6N/Southern Cross RJ/Wart VRVIVR/Mrlcen PAIL CARRAR/1 Need You 23 MICHAEL TCDONALD/I Keep Forgettin'... MICHAEL 0000NALD/I Keep Frgettln'... A 40 STRAY CATS/Rock Tnls Town 24 LOGGINS 6 PERRY/Don't Fight t 25 25 REO SPEEDOMWN/Keep the Fire Burnln' ON CHEW TRICK/She's Tight ADDS 31, AG KOL 6 THE Fun (H) indicates BILLY JOEL/Pressure GAM/Big one of the S0NTANA/AGIO POINTER SISTERS/I'm So Excited 00 ADDS 10 KIM CANES/Voyeur five "hottest" CHICAGO/Love le Toworroe records TONI BCSIL/MIckey STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Want re An, on AMERICA/You Can Do Meglc EVELYN KING/Lard Coma Dom each Parallel One AMERICA/You Can Do Magic R SCOTT BAIO/Whet was That Klss JIFFS, INC./Oeslgner Music playlist. GLENN FREY/The One You Love BILLY SQUIER/Fast TIM At Bldgemo PALL CAROACK/I Need You BILLY 0244IER/Everybody Wants You [NEAP TRICK/She's Tight

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H 1 d JOHN COUGAR Jack Diane NNC/TM Look 01 LwalPrt 18 1 MICHAEL ICDONALD/1 Keep Frgettln'... D 29 TAME CAIN/Aldin' On KOOL & TIC GANG/1319 Fun It Noel RIIX SPRINGFIELD/1 Get Excited H 6 MEN AT WORK MM Can Be STRAY CATS/Rock This Town 20 I 0.EM FREY/The One You Love a D 30 01J/Heart Attack DIAIDMD/MeartlIgnt 4 ALAN PARSONS/Eye In TM Sky 21 1 JOHN COUGAR/Jack L Dire NIL It CATS/Rock Tnls Town 2 PALL MCCARTNEY/Take Ahoy ON PALL CARRA01/I Need You 13 1 ELTON JOUR/Blue Eyes STRAY H A ABC/The Look Of LwalPrt JACKSON BROW E/Somebody's Baby LAURA BWIIGAN/Gloria 4 1 DENIECE WILLIAMS/It's Gonna Take KOS 0001 6 THE GANG/Big Fun CHICAGO/Hera To Say I'm Sorry STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Went M A.., 23 2 AMERICA/You Can A Magl< SYLVIA/Nobody BILLY JOEL/Pressure 10 AS1A/Only 11M WIII Tell 16 2 JOURNEY/S1111 They Ride 2J/Heart Attack MOTELS/Take TM L 11 MIOIAE1 ImMALD/1 KMp Forgettln'... 19 22 PATRICE RULEM/Forgot M 0015 EL CHICANO/Groovin' POINTER SISTERS/I 'M So Excited H 16 AMERICA/You Can Do Aepic 26 23 WILLIE NLLSoO/lei It Be Me STEEL E EEZE/Ya Don't Went W Any DON HENLEY/J,Mnny Can't Read

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13 1 TOTE/Melee Bel leve 29 26 RANDY MEISNER/MVer Been In Love TAN GIN/Houdin' 0n RIDI SPRINGFIELD/1 Get Excited

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SYLVIA/Nobody SANTANA/cold On 101 FM, 8 15 CSBN/basted On The way GO GO'S/Yacatla M 26 CLASH/Hock TM Cesban 17 16 RANDY MEISNER/Never Bean In Lowe 26 27 0001. d THE Fun 1 DONNA SIMMER/Lowe Is In Control)., GANG/Big Los Angeles 19 17 Ola CARIES/Voyeur 2928 HUEY LEWIS 6 IEWS/Work la A L''-' 13 i TOTO/Make Believe For 15 18 30 29 PD: Bob Hamilton FLEETWCEO AMC/Aid M 11 KIM CARNES/Voyeur QMTERFLASN/Mignt Shift 21 19 REO SPEEDOAGAN/Seht Tire SANTANA/Hold On 31 30 COCKER 6 IMVMES/Up Where M Belong 26 20 32 MD: David Grossman SANTANA/Hold On 15 ELTON JOIN/Blue Eyes 31 SMEE0O EASTON/Mach)nery 21 53 32 22 CLOCKS/Sne Looks A Loy Like 18 Magic KIM CANES/Voyeur AMERICA/You Can Do MILLER BARD/Abracadabra 24 22 0NJ/Art Attack 34 33 FLEETWOOD STEVE 91 GAP BAND/You Dropped A Baeo On KOAQ MAC/Gypsy FM 55 GO OO'S/Vacatia 29 23 STEEL want Ne Any Q103 34 BREEZE/You Don't 81 SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tiger EL CHCANO/Groovin' CHICAGO/Herd To Say I'm Sorry 31 24 FLEETWOOD RAC/Gypsy 20 JUICE NEWTON/Break It To M Genei, 3935 lE L DIAMOND/Mortllght ALAN PARSONS/Eye In TM Sky 21 25 LOGGIAS 1 PERRY/Don't Fight 11 17 36 KARLA BONOFF/Please Be The One , 24 I LAURA BRAIWWGirla Denver LAURA 090015ÁN/Glrla 36 26 GLENN FRET/TM O You Love Chicago :8 37 JUICE NEWTON/Break It To M 23 I OIJ/Heart Attack M Gently JOUR COUGAR/Jack 8 Diane 20 21 SURVIVOR/Eye Of TM Tiger RADIO 40 38 BELLE STARS/Clapping Song 10 PALL MCCARTNEY/Take It May 20 TONI BASIL/Mickey 2828 W GO'S/vacation 22 21 38 SPECIAL/You Keep Runnln' May PD: Jack Regan D 39 TAYARES/A Penny For Your Thou JACKSON BREAK/Somebody's Baby 35 29 38 SPECIAL/You Keep Runnln' A.ay 11 22 MELISSA MANCIIESTE/You Should Oler W. D 40 MD/Anhand 00N HENLEY/Johnny Can't Read 25 30 STEVE DULLER BARD/Abracadabra PD: Richard Lippincott MD: Alan Sledge 29 23 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy FLEETWODB AMC/Hold M 23 Cl AIR SUPPLY/Even The Nights Are.. 26 24 LOGGINS 6 PERRY/Don't FIght it ADDS 111.010.1 B. 50MIT/So Huch In Lowe H 6 1 JACKSON BROME/Somebody's Baby 1 11 EL ISSA WNCIESTE/You Should Mar How. 3032 JOHN COUGH/Ares So Good MD: Steve Perun 27 25 KODE 6 ME GANG/Big Fun EDDIE LIMEY/Soekin' H 7 JOUR COUGAR/Jack 6 Diane 4 12 AMERICA/You Cen Do Magic 3933 RICK SPRINGFIELD/1 Get Excited A 26 STRAY CATS/Rock This Town BILLY JOEL/Pressure H I ALAN PARSONS/Eye In The Sky 5 IS 2 I JOHN COKER/Jack d Diane MICHAEL ICDONALD/1 Keep Forgettln'... 33 34 MELISSA M ICHESTE/You Should Mar Hoe.. 29 21 EVELYN KING/Love Care Down RAY PARKER JR./Kt's Our 0.n Affair 011CAO/Herd To Say i'e Sorry H 8 AMERICA/Yo. Can Do Magic 7 14 JUICE NEKTON/Break It To M Gently 12 35 POINTER SISTERS/American Music 30 29 REU SPEEDWAG01/Sweet TIM 5040VIVOR/Mr lcan Heartbeat STEVE MILLER BAND/Abracadabra 1 MELISSA MANCIESTE/You Should Mar hoe.. 9 15 JOE JACKSON/Stepan' Out N 36 MARSHALL LAENSMAW/Someday, Someway D 29 NIL DIAICND/Mertlighf 1010/Da, Da, 0e. I Don't L MELISSA MNICNESTE/tow Should Hear 'k... 3 ELTON JOIN/Bla Eyee 4 16 SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tlgr A 37 A FLOCK OF SEADDL/I 8an15o Fr Awey! 0 W FREY/The One You Love TERRY GREGORY/You Don't Own M SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tiger wo. H 10 MICHAEL MCDONALD/I Keep Frgattln'... 20 I) GLENN FRET/TM One You Love 31 38 JORIEY/Sí111 They Rida 4 CHICAGO/Nerd To Say l'e Sorry 21 18 KIM 38 39 JOHN COUGAR/Huns So Good ON CANNES/Voyeur SOFT CELL/TeInted Love CHRISTOPHER ATKIN/How Can I Live MI...: H 5 00 GO'S/Vacation 29 19 METTA FRANKLIN/Jump To It MONEY/TNInk l'a In HI JACKSIM BROME/SaeOody's Baby TAIE 1840 EDDIE Love AXIS 26 15 CAIN/coldly' On MEN AT MIRK/WM Can It Be Nowt I KIM CANNES/Voyeur 22 20 S0NTMA/Ala On STEVIE MROER/Ribbon In The Sky THERM/Hidden Tears MICHAEL ICp0NALD/I Keep Forgettln'.. 9 1 POINTER SISTERS/American Music 24 21 EVELYN KING/Love Come Dan 0005 37 BILLY JOEL/Pressure BOBBY CALDWELL/All Of My love 17 1 MEN AT WORK/Who Can It Be Nat 11 ASIA/Only TIM. Will Tell REO SPEEDWAO0fI/Saeet TIM 2322 ELTON JOHN/Blue Eyes 0/Athena II It 21 12 LOGGIAS d PERRY/Don't Fight It I PALL IC-CARPET/Take Away 26 23 0NJ/NMart Attack MOVING PICTURES/What About M STEEL BREEZE/Yow Don't want M An, B 14 FLEETWOOD AMC/Hold M 16 1 RANDY 0EISIER/Haver Bean In Love 27 24 KOOL 4 THE GANG/Big Fun GO GO'S/Get Up Go AK/TM Look Of Lwel Part And 20 1 One You Love 1515 MONEY/TNInk I'm In GLENN FREY/TM 25 iS SILV I A/Nobody EDDIE Love POINTER SISTERS/1'm So Excited ALFO4Z0/Girl, Y. Are The One 13 1 ASIA/Only Time A111 Tell D 26 EL CHICANO/Groovin' 11 16 AM/Loved By You EDDIE NAPAY/Boo9Ie In Your Butt IB 1 TOTO/Make Believe 26 Don't Mat Ile Any D 17 COOKER d MANES/Up Mere ee Belong 38 P STEEL BREEZE/Y. MOTELS/Take TM L SPECIAL/You Keep Runnln' A.ar (N 19 1 To Gently 14 19 AIR SUPPLY/Even The Nights Are.. JUICE NEWTON/Break It M D 28 NEIL DIAMOD/Heartlight STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Want Me Any MOVING PICTURES/What About M 24 1 REO Time 31 21 MD/Athena SPEEDKAGON/Sweet 30 39 FLEETWOOD VAC/Gypsy TAKE On POINTER 5151Eß5/I'm So Excited CAIN/Alain' 21 2 A FLOCK OF 5EAK.9L/1 RanISo Fr Away. D 30 TAVARES/A Penny For Your Thou 19 23 PALL MCCARTNEY/Take It Away MM 6 THE AMTS/Goody Two Shoes CON HENLEY/Johnny Cent Rea. 22 38 Keep Bunnln' Awey 20 25 GSM/Wasted On The May 21 SPECIAL/Ta RICK SPRINGFIELD/I Get Excited 23 22 RICK SPRINGFIELD/1 Get Excited 37 27 AMERICA/You Can Do MMIic PALL CARRAr/I Need You 25 23 SANTAN0/0018 On ADOS STRAY CATS/Rock This Town 2228 IMAM LEAGUE/Don't You Went M My Lowe BOBBY CALDWELL/All Of 0 24 FLEETKOOD RAC/Gypsy BILL IEOLEY/RIght mere Md Now 3019 TOTE/Make Bel lene Out JOE JACKSON/Stepp.' D 25 LOGGIAS l PEPPY/Don't Fight It 23 31 MOTELS/Only TM Lonely TIMOTHY B. SOMID/50 Much In Lowe ARENA FRANKLIN/Jump To it A 32 A FLOCK OF SENRUL/1 RnlSo Far Away. MD/Athena SYLVIA/Nobody 24 35 TOTO/Asenne TIERA/Hidden Tsars 1839 ASIA/Heat Of TM Intent ADDS CS0N/Southern Cross POINTER SISTERS/I'm So Excited BILLY PRESTON/l's hover Gonna Say G NIL DINEND/Heartllght ABC/TM Look Of LwalPrt Read ADDS 32 DDN IEILEY/Jenny Can't SHEEWA EASTGN/Machi Mry SILVIA/Nobody

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PA WHEBIPortamouth, NH WTIX/New Orleans, LA 8971New Orleans, WSSX Cher)«ton, SC KYST/Houston, TX KQIZ-FMIAnrerlllo, TX EAST PARALLEL THREE Jim Rising Rick Bean Gary Franklin John Volpe Bill Martin Clay Glah Tim Butler PARALLEL TWO CS&N BILLY JOEL CHICAGO JACKSON BROWNE RICK SPRINGFIELD ONJ BILLY JOEL WCIRIBeckley, WV Hottest: DON HENLEY COCKER 6 WARNES GAP RAND CS&N ELTON JOHN PAUL CARRACK BILLY JOEL Jim Martin Hottest: STRAY CATS JOHN COUGAR 3-1 TANS CAIN KENNY ROGERS RICK SPRINGFIELD WKEE/Huntington, WV JOHN RICK SPRINGFIELD ALAN PARSONS 9-5 BILLY BAD COMPANY Hottest: TONI BASIL CHICAGO COUGAR 4-1 JOEL Gary Miller ALAN POINTER SISTERS ONJ 18-9 JOE JACKSON Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 3-1 Hottest: GO GO'S PARSONS 3-2 JACKSON BROWNE 7-3 Hottest: LOGGINS 6 PERRY 16-12 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 7-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 11-7 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 BILLY JOEL NEIL DIAMOND MEN AT WORK CHICAGO 1-1 GAP RAND 22-17 JOHN COUGAR EDDIE MONEY 7-4 AMERICA 14-10 RUSH JACKSON BROWNE 2-2 POINTER SISTERS 9-5 5-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD JOHN COUGAR 9-2 JACKSON JOAN JETT 9-6 GLENN FREY 19-12 CS&N MEN AT WORK 4-3 STRAY CATS 12-9 TN BROWNE 9-5 ASIA 15-11 WOKIIKnoxvUle, LOVERBOY 11-9 JACKSON BROWNE 10-7 FLEETWOOD MAC 23-18 BILLY JOEL LOGGINS E. PERRY 8-5 Hottest: WÆAIRMndlwt r, NH FLEETWOOD MAC 25-12 Gary Adkins TOTO 16-13 SANTANA 36-33 GO GO'S GLENN FREY 29-12 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 KVOLllafeyette, LA AMERICA 38-31 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 21-16 CHICAGO COCKER 6 WARNES Rick Ryder 92FLYIAWeny, NY 7-2 GO GO'S 7601Houston, TX Philip Rankin POINTER SISTERS SYLVIA 8-4 FLEETWOOD MAC YIOSIJaduonvNN. FL BILLY JOEL WQUTIJohnson City, TN John Landar STRAY CATS TONI BASIL Jack Lawrence AMERICA 11-5 CSLN AIR SUPPLY Robert John Jay Christian SURVIVOR TAVARES Hottest: GLENN FREY 20-9 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT BILLY JOEL KOOL 4 THE GANG COCKER 4 BILL MEDLEY (dp) ELTON JOHN 3-1 POINTER SISTERS WARNES CHICAGO Hottest: CS&N COCKER 6 WARNES BILLY PRESTON (dp) MEN AT WORK 7-3 WFBGIAitoona, PA LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: POINTER SISTERS KENNY ROGERS 1-1 Hottest: JOE JACKSON JOE JACKSON (dp) AMERICA 11-4 Tony Booth JOHNNY VAN-ZANT SURVIVOR 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 2-1 ' Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 6-2 CHICAGO MEN AT WORK 11-9 BAD COMPANY JACKSON BROWNE 9-5 COCKER i WARNES 11-6 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 2-1 AMERICA 8-7 CS&N A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 12-11 CHICAGO SANTANA 16-6 BILL MEDLEY MICHAEL MCDONALD JOHN COUGAR 1-1 TOTO 15-12 JACKSON BROWNE 22-14 16-9 Hottest: TONI BASIL 22-15 Hottest: BILLY JOEL GLENN FREY 17-12 JACKSON BROWNE 5-2 SANTANA 20-14 GLENN FREY 24-18 MELISSA MANCHESTE 2-1 SYLVIA 19-19 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 WPSTITrenWR NJ PAUL CARRACK NEIL DIAMOND D-19 ELTON JOHN 7-5 LOGGINS E. PERRY 26-21 ALAN PARSONS 1-2 MELISSA MANCHESTE 2-2 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT MICHAEL MURPHEY 14-10 KaBIBaaumont Torn Taylor FLEETWOOD MAC 27-22 JACKSON BROWNE 7-3 TX ASIA 4-3 STEVIE WONDER WRVO1RkMnatd, VA COCKER 6 WARNES 24-15 AIR SUPPLY WHO ASIA 9-6 MuendAngel JACKSON BROWNE 3-4 NY SOUTH BM Thomas A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 19-13 MICHAEL MCDONALD 11-8 GO GO'S WRCKIUtla, BAD COMPANY WCSCIChNIN6ar6 SC COCKER i WARNES BILLY JOEL Jim Reitz Hottest: GO GO'S Chris Bailey KROD/EI Paso. TX RUSH WXLK/Roenoke, VA PAUL MCCARTNEY JOHN COUGAR PARALLEL TWO WIO CS&N 1-1 BILLY JOEL Stephan STRAY CATS MEN AT WORK 2-2 Palmar RICK SPRINGFIELD Rua Brown HUEY LEWIS E. NEWS BILLY JOEL Hotteet: SURVIVOR ASIA 4-3 POINTER SISTERS SURVIVOR BAD COMPANY BJ106IOrlando, FL Hottest: POINTER SISTERS ARETHA FRANKLIN JOHN COUGAR 1-1 MICHAEL MCDONALD 9-6 JOE JACKSON PAUL CARRACK ONJ Tom Went JOHN COUGAR 6-1 GO GO'S LAURA BRANIGAN ALAN PARSONS 4-2 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 29-15 JOAN PAUL CARRACK Hottest: STRAY CATS Hottest: JETT 10-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD TIMOTHY MEN AT WORK 5-3 PICK SPRINGFIELD JACKSON LAURA BRANIGAN JOHN COUGAR 1-1 B. SCHMIT JOHN COUGAR 1-1 BROWNE 11-8 Hottest: WHO 34-18 WOUYIBangor, ME RUSH CLIFF DAWSON ALAN PARSONS 4-2 SAMMY HAGAR ASIA 3-2 ALAN PARSONS 13-9 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 RUSH 39-30 C56N J3E JACKSON JACKSON BROWNE 6-5 MOTELS JACKSON BROWNE Run W WtIgM MISSING PERSONS 23-21 ALAN PARSONS 2-2 8-4 SURVIVOR RAY PARKER ASIA 7-6 Hottest: SANTANA 15-12 JR. MEN AT WORK 11-5 WTRYIAönny, NY AMERICA CHICAGO FM100IMemphla, TN Hottest: JOAN JETT 19-17 JACKSON BROWNE 3-1 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 18-14 KIM CARNES 13-8 MICHAEL BILLY JOEL BILLY JOHN COUGAR 1-1 MCDONALD 9-4 BM Cahill JOEL Garry Wall AMERICA 23-12 KTFMISan Antonio, TX FIKX TAVARES JACKSON BROWNE 5-4 GLENN FREY 19-13 3WTIBIngbemton, NY STEEL BREEZE SYLVIA MOVING PICTURES CHEAP TRICK SYLVIA AMERICA 6-5 Joe Nasty 21-15 WNOK-FMICakMrrbfa. SC NEIL DIAMOND 30-19 BILLY JOEL Scott Michaels POINTER SISTERS STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER MEN AT WORK 11-8 BILLY JOEL Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD FLEETWOOD Anderson/Herring CS&N RCAY MUSIC CS&N MAC 27-13 JEFFREY OSBORNE KSEL-FM/Lubbock, TX JOHN COUGAR 2-1 STEVIE WONDER GO GO'S STRAY JOE BILLY JOEL CATS JACKSON JACKSON BROWNE 8-4 Hottest: C WBCYK herolott . NC POINTER SISTERS Stan Cashes CHICAGO LASH CHICAGO MOVING PICTURES ALAN PARSONS 11-7 CHICAGO 1-1 ABC RUSH SURVIVOR TIMOTHY P. SCHMIT Hottest: Bob Kaghan Hotteet: ONJ 21-13 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 10-7 ROLLING STONES JOE JACKSON GO GO'S BAD COMPANY ALAN PARSONS 3-1 CHICAGO 2-1 NEIL DIAMOND 26-20 KOOL 6 THE GANG MOTELS CHICAGO Hottest: 14-10 LESLIE PEARL AMERICA 8-5 BILLY JOEL JOHN COUGAR 10-4 EVELYN KING 20-15 STRAY CS&N BILLY JOEL JOHN COUGAR Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 12-7 CATS GAP BAND 12-10 WAEBIANarnown, PA 1-1 CLASH 30-24 JOHN RUSH ARETHA FRANKLIN A FLOCK CS4N ALAN PARSONS COUGAR 2-1 GLENN FREY 17-10 OF SEAGUL 21-16 5-2 ALAN PARSONS ROBERTA PAUL MCCARTNEY BILLY JOEL ONJ Hottest: Jefferson Ward ASIA 7-3 3-2 FLACK 15-11 30-2G WJBQ/Portland, ME ASIA 11-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD GO GO'S MEN AT WORK 1-1 MEN AT WORK 9-4 Hottest: WQIDNUMnd. MS LAURA BRANIGAN Paul MICHAEL MCDONALD 19-10 GEORGE HATCHER BA JACKSON BROWNE 5-2 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 22-1B Connors WSKZIChattanooga, TN MICHAEL MCDONALD CHICAGO GLENN FREY 23-1G Hottest: 2-1 Kbk Chen SANTANA 15-8 David MEN STEPHEN BISHOP BILLY JOEL Canol JOHN COUGAR 1-1 AT WORK 13-S LOGGINS 4 PERRY 16-10 AIR WPHD/BuNYo, NY GAP BAND 14-7 ONJ SUPPLY POINTER SISTERS KTSAISan Mande TX ROBERT PLANT ASIA 6-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD FLEETWOOD MAC 25-16 BILLY JOEL JACKSON BROWNE 19-13 MoorelPleaMlo BOBBY CALDWELL BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MCDONALD 8-4 POINTER SISTERS Fade, TX Hottest: Frank Walsh LAURA BRANIGAN 27-21 KKQVNYIehita TONI BASIL RICK SPRINGFIELD GLENN FREY 14-6 HAIRCUT 100 STEVE MILLER BAND 7-1 KIM WILDE AIR SUPPLY Mike Edwards BILLY JACKSON BROWNE JOE JACKSON TOTO 12-8 LAURA BRANIGAN AMERICA 4-2 JOEL SYLVIA LOGGINS KKYK/Littie Rock, AR JOHNNY VAN-ZANT 4 PERRY Hottest: Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD JACKSON BROWNE 8-5 Hottest: FLEETWOOD David Allen Rosa GO GO'S MAC JOHN COUGAR 1-1 WANS-FMIGmenvllle, SC AMERICA 4-1 NEIL DIAMOND GLENN PREY 15-7 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 Hottest: AMERICA 13-9 JACKSON RUSH Hottest: Rod Metta MEN AT WORK BROWNE 6-3 SYLVIA 25-18 ALAN PARSONS 2-2 SYLVIA 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 18-13 MICHAEL COCKER 6 WARNES JOHN COUGAR 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC MCDONALD 8-4 AMERICA 17-8 PAUL MCCARTNEY 7-5 LOGGINS 6 PERRY 20-16 COCKER 6 MARNES MEN Hottest: KC101/New Haven, CT ROBERT PLANT 2-2 Hottest: AT WORK 12-7 PAUL DAVIS 20-14 JOHN COUGAR 14-6 GLENN FREY 21-17 CS&N PAUL CARRACK 27-17 JOHN COUGAR 2-1 WHO 6-4 GLENN FREY 31-19 TONI BASIL JOHN COUGAR I-1 Denny Lyons FLEETWOOD MELISSA MANCHFSTE 13 - MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-6 MAC 20-11 ASIA SURVIVOR ALAN PARSONS 13-9 LOGGINS 23-17 1 KX1041/NashvIUa, TN MEN AT WORK 12-9 BILLY JOEL 6 PERRY 24-17 WTSNIDover, NH Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 14-11 PARALLEL THREE Bergarnt GLENN FREY 19-16 Hottest: Bryon JOHN WLAN-FMRancestar, PA Jim Sebastian KXX1011IBbmbglrrn, AL COUGAR 2-1 WROK/Oreenaboro, NC REO SPEEDWAGON 28-74 ELTON JOHN 2-1 MELISSA MANCHESTE 5-3 Rodcy Jones BILLY JOEL KILE/Genusston, TX MICHAEL MCDONALD 7-5 Dave Ruana WHO PAUL CARRACK ALAN PARSONS 6-4 Wee Jones WGLFRaehesaee, FL Scott COCKER E. WARNES 12-7 PAUL MCCARTNEY RICK SPRINGFIELD JOE JACKSON MEN AT WORK 9-6 Taylor Brian M1MIps BILLY JOEL, NEIL DIAMOND 23-16 SYLVIA NEIL MICHAEL MCDONALD 14-8 RICK SPRINGFIELD GO GO'S DIAMOND STEVIE WONDER WHO AIR SUPT..[ JOHN COUGAR 25-20 CS&N Hottest: Hottest: JOE JACKSON PAUL CARRACK PAUL CARRACK RICK SPRINGFIELD JEFFREY OSBORNE MOVING PICTURES CHICAGO 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 CS&N WHHY-FlWMontganary, AL CSAN RUSH CS&N WBLIILong Island. NY Hottest: ASIA 9-5 MICHAEL MCDONALD 6-4 SYLVIA A FLOCK OF SEAGUL ABC Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 ELTON JOHN 11-7 GLENN FREY 19-6 Phil Horton Bill Terry Hottest: Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN GO GO'S 2-2 MELISSA MANCHESTE 3-2 AMERICA 12-8 TONI BASIL 27-10 BOBBY SPRINGFIELD JOHN COUGAR B-5 BILLY JOEL JOHN COUGAR 1-1 STEEL BREEZE MICHAEL MCDONALD 4-1 ALAN PARSONS 4-3 TOTO 13-]0 AMERICA 20-11 Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-7 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 2-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD JOHN COUGAR 6-4 ELTON JOHN 5-4 POINTER SISTERS JOHN COUGAR 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE 12-9 CHICAGO 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE 6-4 WAXY/Ft Lauderdale, FL MEN AT WORK I1-9 AMERICA 6-5 KHFI/Austln, TX CS&N JACKSON BROWNE 7-3 GAP BAND 16-13 MELISSA MANCHESTF 7-5 MICHAEL MCDONALD 12-7 RANDY MEISNER 17-12 Rick Shaw Ed Volkman RUSH ASIA 11-6 JOHN COUGAR 17-8 AMERICA 14-10 WIGY/Barh, ME GLENN FREY 22-16 JOE JACKSON RANDY MEISNER 20-17 0101/Meridian, MS ALAN PARSONS 13-9 WNM Mitchell ARETHA FRANKLIN WYCRIHanover-York, PA JUICE NEWTON Hottest: m-Ralslgh. N C MICHAEL MURPHEY 31-23 Chuck McCartney KENNY ROGERS 11-10 PAUL CARRACK SURVIVOR WDCGIDu,h MOVING PICTURES JOHN COUGAR 2-1 Hottest: J.J. Randolph CHICAGO GO GO'S Randy Kabrich WCOQ/Columbua, OA MICHAEL MCDONALD 9-5 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 WT1C-FM/Hartford CT STRAY CATS Hottest: KIM CARNES Bob Raleigh BILLY JOEL BILLY PRESTON RANDY MEISNER 16-11 STEEL BREEZE JACKSON BROWNE 3-3 MNca West CHICAGO 1-1 WHO GO GO'S TONI BASIL, GAP BAND 18-13 A FLOCK OF CHICAGO AMERICA 5-5 LAURA BRANIGAN 6-4 JOE WALSH SEAGUL PAUL CARRACK NEIL FLEETWOOD MAC 26-20 JUICE RUSH MICHAEL MCDONALD 7-7 LAURA BRANIGAN DIAMOND JOHN COUGAR 9-7 Hottest: NEWTON JOE JACKSON CS&N WHO BILLY JOEL GLENN FREY 15-15 NEIL DIAMOND AMERICA 10-8 JACKSON BROWNE 4-1 Hottest: CLASH WDDOIOaytmu B sch, FL AIR SUPPLY POINTER SISTERS RICK SPRINGFIELD MICHAEL MCDONALD 5-3 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 DON HENLEY Rick Knight ABC JUICE NEWTON 0101/Oadadan. AL Hottest: WBBOIAugusta, GA AMERICA 7-5 RANDY MEISNER 5-2 KOOL 4 THE GANG Hottest: Hottest: Gaither ARETHA FRANKLIN 3-1 Bruce Stevens REO SPEEDWAGON 9-7 Reid« TOTO 10-6 STEEL BREEZF COCKER 6 WARNES CHICAGO 1-1 ALAN PARSONS 2-1 MEN AT WORK 6-2 TOTO 12-9 BILLY JOEL LOGGINS 4 PERRY Hottest: POINTER SISTERS MELISSA MANCHESTE JOHN COUGAR 5-2 JOHN COUGAR 16-5 16-9 BILLY JOEL 3_2 CHICAGO GLENN FREY CHICAGO 1-1 BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS ASIA 6-4 EVELYN KING 15-6 17-12 JOE JACKSON KBFM/McAIIan-BrownavIlle 6-4 RUSH EDDIE MONEY 2-2 STRAY CATS DONNA SUMMER MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-5 MICHAEL MCDONALD 14-10 PAUL CARRACK 7-6 COCKER WIFIIPNiadelphia. PA JOHN COUGAR 3-3 Steve Owens WHO ELTON JOHN 10-9 MEN AT WORK 9-7 6 WARNES RUSH TONI BASIL QUEEN 0106/York, PA MELISSA MANCHESTE 5-4 COCKER Roy Laurence 6 WARNES PAUL CARRACK RAY PARKER WFOXIGalnasvllle, GA QUEEN GLENN FREY 12-9 CSMN JR. WABBFMIMobile, AL Dan Steele NEIL DIAMOND STACY LATTISAW Alan DuPnnleL JOE JACKSON NEIL DIAMOND WV EVELYN KING TIERRA Hottest: Blip Kerley Hottest: NEIL WHO 96XIL/Parkersburg. TOM TAVARES DIAMOND SNOW CHICAGO GAP BAND JOHN COUGAR 1-1 GO GO'S POINTER SISTERS Paul DeMllle Hottest: 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD ALABAMA Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 4-2 SURVIVOR JOAN JETT 2-2 LAURA BRANIGAN GAP BAND GAP BAND BILLY JOEL 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 2-1 JACKSON BROWNE 5-4 ALAN PARSONS 3-3 POINTER SISTERS ARETHA FRANKLIN SURVIVOR MICHAEL MCDONALD PAUL CARRACK JOE JACKSON GO GO'S 6-2 AMERICA 11-6 MICHAEL MCDONALD 8-5 TOM SCOTT GAP BAND 25-13 Hottest: EVELYN KING FLEETWOOD MAC 14-3 JACKSON JOE JACKSON BILLY JOEL BROWNE 15-10 KOOL i THE GANG 10-7 CS&N CHICAGO SYLVIA 29-18 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 Hottest: GLENN FREY 21-12 GLENN FREY 16-11 STEVE MILLER POINTER SISTERS MOTELS Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 4-2 BAND 1-1 ARETHA FRANKLIN 26-19 FLEETWOOD MAC 27-20 WZYPlHuntavUle, AL WFLBIFayet4vNia, NC JACKSON BROWNE 8-4 JACKSON BROWNE 20-11 Hottest: Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 16-10 COCKER Larry Cannon MICHAEL MCDONALD 9-5 GAP BAND A-17 ASIA 2-1 WFMFIBaton Rouge, LA Scott Mitchell JOHN COUGAR 2-1 i WARNES 21-11 ELTON JOHN 3-2 0100/Moble, AL ALAN FLEETWOOD MEN AT WORK 13-8 ARETHA FRANKLIN A-19 PARSONS 3-3 MAC 29-23 WHO ALAN PARSONS 7-3 Rice/Watkins Scott Griffith NEIL DIAMOND JACKSON BROWNE LOGGINS 6 PERRY 32-26 EVELYN KING A-21 5-4 TAVARES WHFMIRochestar, NY HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 15-10 CS&N ASIA 7-5 ONJ 34-29 BILLY JOEL JOE JACKSON TONI BASIL CHICAGO WSPK/Poughkeepsie, NY MELISSA MANCHESTE 17-12 A FLOCK OF MFN AT WORK 11-8 Kay McCann SEAGUL NEIL DIAMOND A FLOCK OF SEAGUL KPURIAmerillo, JEFFREY OSBORNE Jim Simonettl KIM CARNES BILLY JOEL TX BILL WACZIBangor, ME BILLY JOEL KITY/Sen Antonio. TX MEDLEY BILLY JOEL Hottest: CS&N QUEEN Dan Wilson BILLY JOEL GO TONI BASIL Michael O'Hara GAP BAND Robb Stewart GO'S 1-1 ABC Hottest: CS&N SUNRIZE (dp) ABC GO GO'S MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-2 ARETHA FRANKLIN TONI BASIL (dp) TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT JOHN COUGAR 1-1 PAUL CARRACK STRAY CATS JOE JACKSON JOHN COUGAR 8-3 Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS 2-2 POINTER SISTERS LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN LOGGINS 4 PERRY 13-8 JOHN COUGAR JOHN TANE CAIN 1-1 ASIA 3-3 ALABAMA CHICAGO COUGAR 2-1 JOHN COUGAR 3-1 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT KOOL 6 THE GANG 21-14 MEN AT WORK 6-4 SYLVIA 13-8 STRAY CATS MEN AT WORK 6-4 EVELYN KING STACY LATTISAW (dp) LOGGINS 6 PERRY 13-10 NEIL DIAMOND JACKSON ARETHA BAD COMPANY BROWNE 7-5 JACKSON BROWNE 7-6 MOVING PICTURES Hottest: FRANKLIN 22-16 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 19-11 Hottest: WOHINorfolk, VA MICHAEL MCDONALD 8-6 38 SPECIAL 25-19 REO SPEEDWAGON JOHN COUGAR 5-1 GO GO'S Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 1-1 25-15 Bob Canada RANDY MEISNER 10-7 KZFMICorpus Christi, TX JOHN GLENN FREY 31-23 WHO 27-18 MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-5 Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND 1-1 COUGAR 5-3 JOHN COUGAR MEN AT TOTO 13-8 5-1 TAVARES Jackie Robbins SURVIVOR 2-2 WORK 10-6 WYKSIGsinesvllle, FL MEN AT WORK CK101/Cocoa Beech FL AMERICA JUICE NEWTON 15-12 2-2 STEPHANIE WINSLOW SYLVIA 5-3 15-9 K101/Erie, PA JOAN JETT RICK SPRINGFIELD A FLOCK Lou Rodriguez REO SPEEDWAGON 19-13 11-10 ARETHA FRANKLIN Mike Lowe KENNY ROGERS G-6 OF SEAGUL 23-15 Bill Shannon ALDO NOVA 28-19 JOE JACKSON PAUL MCCARTNEY 10-7 MICKEY GILLEY CS&N Hottest: CHICAGO WKFMISyrcua, NY GAP BAND 25-22 CLASH 168GFlSavanneh, GA ABC BILLY JOEL SYLVIA 3-1 WTYXIJacknon, MS AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL John Carucci WZYOIFradarlclk, ND JUDAS PRIEST MOTELS MICHAEL MCDONALD 4-3 Dave Carlisle SYLVIA Hottest: JOHN Wayne Scott KARLA BONOFF MSB DON HENLEY Kemosebi Joe JOE JACKSON COUGAR 14-7 GO GO'S GO MICHAEL MCDONALD 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD ONJ 16-8 COCKER 6 WARNES GO'S JOE JACKSON REO SPEEDWAGON :BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL JACKSON BROWNE 8-4 CHICAGO A FLOCK SURVIVOR POINTER SISTERS POINTER SISTERS OF SFAGUL 72-19 GLENN FREY TONI BASIL SURVIVOR REO SPEEDWAGON 15-10 Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: EVELYN Hottest: PAUL CARRACK KING ROCKETS NEIL DIAMOND 18-13 LAURA KROKIShrSYepCrt LA Hottest: ASIA 3-1 STEVIE WONDER BRANIGAN 15-10 GAP BAND 1-1 STEVIE JOE WALSH COCKER 6 WARNES D-17 GAP WONDER ALAN PARSONS 4-1 MEN AT WORK 15-6 MOVING PICTURES BAND 20-15 HaniaartOreer ALAN PARSONS 6-4 POINTER SISTERS BILLY SOUIER A FLOCK MICHAEL MCDONALD 14-1, ELTON JOHN 18-10 AXE OF SEAGUL 22-17 DOLLY PARTON 11-8 YAZ SYLVIA 23-13 GO GO'S (dp) WJDXIJadnon, MS SYLVIA 30-22 CHICAGO AMERICA 16-7 Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 19-16 GEORGE HATCHER BA KIM ALAN PARSONS 25-15 JOHNNY VAN-ZANT BIN Crews ONJ 36-27 CS6N CARNES 21-11 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 Hottest: SYLVIA D-25 Hottest: SANTANA 24-12 STEVIE WONDER ASIA V100/Charleston, WV CHICAGO 5-2 ONJ 1-1 LAURA BRANIGAN 1-1 MELISSA KSET-FM/El Pew. TX A FLOCK OF SEAGUL WSFtJNew Beni, NC LAURA BRANIGAN MANCHESTE 9-4 SYLVIA 7-2 MEN AT WORK PAUL CARRACK 9-6 WAEV/Savannah, GA Jay Jarvis ELTON JOHN Kris Ven Dyke GAP BAND 11-7 18-13 AMERICA 13-9 BILLY JOEL Hottest: Ksr,Storie J.D. North WHO D-25 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 13-9 ELTON JOHN 16-11 TONI BASIL BAD COMPANY ELTON JOHN Hottest: 5-1 POINTER SISTERS GLENN FREY 15-10 ALAN PARSONS WHO 76-16 KOOL 6 THE GANG STRAY CATS ALAN PARSONS 13-6 MOVING PICTURES 2-1 Hottest: BILLY JOEL BOBBY CALDWELL AMERICA 7-4 OH JOHNNY VAN-ZANT JACKSON BROWNE 15-12 CHICAGO WOMP-FMIBeUsim, ALAN PARSONS Z107/Savenneh GA COCKER 4 WARNES ROBERTA FLACK 9-5 1-1 CLASH TOTO 17-13 ABC MICHAEL MCDONALD Jolene Baler JACKSON BROWNE 6-3 TONI BASIL AMERICA 20-16 Rand) Sommere NEIL DIAMOND 10-6 AMERICA A FLOCK OF SEAGUL WHO JUICE NEWTON 11-7 CS&N 7-4 Hottest: SYLVIA 11-6 Hottest: PAUL MCCARTNEY STRAY CATS RUSH FLEETWOOD MAC 6-2 JOHN COUGAR CSLN MICHAEL MCDONALD 12-8 STEEL I-1 TOM SNOW POINTER SISTERS BREEZE 22-15 JERMAINE JACKSON 4-2 BILLY JOEL WHO 24-17 Hottest: DON HENLEY JACKSON BROWNE 5-4 Hottest: RUSH 29-20 JOHN COUGAR 3-1 Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN 9-5 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 JOHN COUGAR GLENN FREY 2R-22 MICHAEL MCDONALD 8-6 1-1 COCKER 6 WARNES 21-16 DON HENLEY 16-11 JOAN JETT 2-2 TOTO 11-7 GLENN FREY 23-19 SANTANA ALAN PARSONS 3-3 15-10 SYLVIA 27-20 TANE CAIN 20-12 EDDIE MONEY 5-5 STEVIE WONDER 28-21 ASIA 6-6

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KSTT/Davenport IA KIIKIDavenport, IA KS MIDWEST WSPTIStevens Point. WI 99KGISaline, KIDDIMonterey, CA KIKIIHonolulu, HI KSLY/San Luis Obispo BIli Young King Collier Chuck Brad Fuhr Denny Barry Brown Greg Mundy Don Potter PARALLEL TWO FLEETWOOD MAC TOTO BILLY JOEL NEIL DIAMOND FLEETWOOD MAC RANDY MEISNER BILLY JOEL FLEETWOOD MAC BILLY JOEL CHICAGO PAUL CARRACK BILLY JOEL ABC LOGGINS & PERRY SYLVIA STEVIE WONDER 92XIColumbus, OH RUSH COCKER 6 WARNES JOE JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT NEIL DIAMOND ABC TAVARES Teri Nutter TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT TONI BASIL WAR CS&N QUEEN AIR SUPPLY STRAY CATS CS&N Hottest: LESLIE PEARL Hottest: Hottest: ONJ GLENN FREY NEIL DIAMOND BILLY JOEL JOHN COUGAR 8-1 JEFFREY OSBORNE FLEETWOOD JACKSON BROWNE 1-1 MELISSA MANCHESTE 7-1 Hottest: Hottest: MAC POINTER SISTERS GAP BAND 17-7 AIR SUPPLY JOHN COUGAR 1-1 Hottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY 8-5 JACKSON BROWNE 18-2 JOHN COLIGAR 2-1 BAD COMPANY (rip) JACKSON BROWNE 20-R EVELYN KING FREY 21-12 JOHN COUGAR JUICE NEWTON 17-0 WILLIE NELSON 30-11 ALAN PARSONS 3-2 GLENN 2-1 Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD 25-9 Hottest: ROBERTA FLACK 18-13 ALAN PARSONS 15-9 TOTO 14-11 WALTER MURPHY 29-16 SANTANA 20-9 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 AMERICA D-19 CHICAGO 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND 29-20 MICHAEL MCDONALD 18-11 GLENN FREY 21-15 GLENN FREY 35-23 LOGGINS & PERRY 21-17 MEN AT WORK 2-2 SCOTT BAIO 4-3 SYLVIA 28-24 ELTON JOHN 19-13 AMERICA 14-4 ONJ 24-19 SOUL SONIC 7-7 KN KGGIIRIvereide-S. Bernardino FORCE MEN AT WORK 23-17 KEYN-FM/Wichita, WZZR/Grand Rapids, MI SANTANA 16-10 TOM TOM CLUB AK KKRC-FMISioux Falls. SD Steve O'Neil 16-8 KENIIAnchorege, TeylorlPearman Don Schueller A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 23 JOHN COUGAR 20-1? WIIllems/Denman KIOAIDes Moines, IA Dan Kiley JOHN COUGAR SYLVIA SURVIVOR ton A.W. Pantoja KDW/Topeka, KS EVELYN KING KH OPIM odes to-Stock MOVING PICTURES PAUL CARRACK MOVING PICTURES RICK SPRINGFIELD Tony Stewart BILLY JOEL David Kraham BILLY JOEL C569 Hottest: GLENN FI:EY WHO ABC STEVIE WONDER POINTER SISTERS JOHN COUGAR 1-1 Hottest: BILLY JOEL POINTER SISTERS -Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD REO SPEEDWAGON PAUL CARRACK ALAN PARSONS 3-2 ALAN PARSONS 1-1 DON HENLEY A FLOCK OF SEAGUL CHICAGO 1-1 BILLY JOEL SPRINGFIELD Hottest: ASIA 4-3 JACKSON BROWNE 3-2 TONI BASIL RICK Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 10-2 PAUL CARRACK CS&N CHICAGO AMERICA 11-8 ASIA 6-5 Hottest: 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 2-1 MEN AT WORK 15-6 NEIL DIAMOND KIM WILDE JOHN FLEETWOOD MAC 13-10 38 SPECIAL 13-8 JOHN COUGAR COUGAR 3-2 ASIA 3-3 2-1 JOHN COUGAR A-15 ONJ Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-7 TANE CAIN 20-18 MEN AT WORK 4-3 JACKSON BROWNE 5-4 ARETHA FRANKLIN D-19 Hottest: ASIA 2-1 SANTANA 21-17 WVFMlYoungstown, OH ASIA 8-4 MICHAEL MCDONALD 6-5 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 ALAN PARSONS 3-2 NEIL SANTANA CA DIAMOND 28-24 Jett Tobin WKFRIKelamazoo, MI LOGGINS & PERRY 17-10 23-11 KKXXIBakersfield, JACKSON BROWNE 3-2 JACKSON BROWNE 7-3 AMERICA 24-14 SwartlChapman SquienlDeroo SANTANA 6-3 MICHAEL MCDONALD 11-r KOFMIOklehome City. OK ASIA KELOISioux Fells. SD STEEL BREEZE 14-8 MICHAEL MCDONALD KKXL-FM/Grand Forks, ND SANTANA 18-13 Chuck Morgan NEIL DIAMONL Marc Elliott BILLY SQUIEP GLENN FREY 17-10 Hottest: CS&N Gerry Leigh CHICAGO JOHN COUGAR 1-1 SYLVIA RUSH A FLOCK OF SEAGUL RUSH KOSS/Modesto, CA KYYAJBiliings, MT MELISSA MANCHESTE 7-4 AIR SUPPLY Hottest: AIR SUPPLY GLENN FREY CS&N Jack Bell PARSONS I1-10 Stan Mein CHICAGO ALAN JOHN COUGAR Hottest: REO SPEERWAGON LEE MAJORS MEN AT WORK 16-12 1-1 Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE JOHN COUGAR 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: MEN AT WORK BILLY JOEL ASIA. A-15 3-2 JACKSON BROWNE 9-5 ELTON JOHN 12-7 MEN AT WORK 4-2 ABC JOAN JETT 9-1 POINTER SISTERS SURVIVOR MICHAEL MCDONALD 14-9 FLEETWOOD MAC 19-15 JOE JACKSON 7-5 Hottest: KIM CARNES 15-8 CHICAGO CS&N JOHN COUGAR AMERICA 15-10 W NAMIAppleton-Oshkosh KIM CARNES 24-1t JACKSON BROWNE 13-11 1-1 DON HENLEY 21-13 CS&N POINTER SISTERS JUICE NEWTON 23-17 AMERICA ALAN PARSONS 4-2 Hottest: Chris Caine 28-20 GLENN FREY 29-25 SYLVIA NEIL DIAMOND 30-24 KMGK1Des Moines, IA ASIA 7-3 JOE JACKSON D-29 Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 IA CHICAGO KIND KWLOIWeterloo, 2-4 JACKSON BROWNE 5-5 TOTO 15-7 Michael Stone MICHAEL MCDONALD KNBO/Taooma, KRAV/Tulaa, OK CHICAGO Drew Bentley 11-5 WA JUICE NEWTON 16-8 AMERICA 16-8 SANTANA Gary Reynolds BILLY JOEL POINTER SISTERS BryanlRobarta LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY D-10 18-12 GO GO'S Hottest: JOE JACKSON A FLOCK OF EEAGUL 20-14 38 SPECIAL 19-15 COCKER & WARNFS SURVIVOR CHICAGO 2-1 STEEL BREEZE WEST BILLY JOEL GLENN FREY 24-19 CS&N KATIICasper, WY TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT MEN AT WORK 3-2 PAUL CARRACK GO GO'S HI NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: EDDIE MONEY 6-4 Hottest: CHICAGO KQMQIHonolulu, Fred Leehumis Hottest: PARALLEL TWO JOHN COUGAR 1-1 RANDY MEISNER 7-5 JOHN COUGAR 2-1 JUICE NEWTON Kimo Akane CHICAGO AIR 1-1 AMERICA 2-2 LOGGINS & PERRY 23-16 JACKSON BROWNE 4 POINTER SISTERS SUPPLY ELTON ONJ JOHN 5-2 MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-5 AMERICA 12-4 KJRB/Spokane, ARETHA FRANKLIN ARETHA FRANKLIN ALAN PARSONS 8-4 PAUL DAVIS 16-9 WA SYLVIA COCKER & WARNES 23-1t WKDDIAkron, OH MOVING PICTURES CHICAGO JACKSON Suds Coleman KOOL & THE GANG BROWNE 10-6 FLEETWOOD MAC 27-19 Matt Patrick COCKER & WARNES 21-14 Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC GLENN FREY 20-14 JACKSON BROWNE 3-1_ Hottest: Hottest: IN PAUL WAZY-FMILafeyette, CARRACK ASIA 8-5 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 2-1 WZOKIRockford, IL RICK SPRINGFIELD AIR KZSIIPeorla, IL Bob Leonard SUPPLY MEN AT WORK 10-6 JERMAINE JACKSON 4-2 JOHN COUGAR 3-2 SURVIVOR CS&N Tim Fox LOGGINS & PERRY 14-7 MEN AT WORK 9-3 ALAN PARSONS 5-3 Keith Edwards ROBERT PLANT RICK BILLY JOEL SPRINGFIELD MICHAEL MCDONALD 16-10 TOM TOM CLUB 13-9 AMERICA 9-4 FLEETWOOD MAC CHICAGO SURVIVOR DON HENLEY Hottest: POINTER SISTERS GRAND MASTER FLAS 17-13 MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-5 REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: PAUL CARRACK SPRINGFIELD JOHN COUGAR 1-1 SYLVIA KS/Provo, UT RICK ALAN PARSONS 2-1 KOZEILewiston, ID CLAN Hottest: SCORPIONS 3-2 GO GO'S Scott Gantry PARALLEL THREE Hottest: CLIFF RICHARD MICHAEL MCDONALD 6-3 Jay McCall JOHN COUGAR 4-1 RANDY MEISNER 8-4 ELTON JOHN 9-7 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 ALAN PARSONS 3-2 MELISSA MANCHESTE 15-7 BILLY PRESTON JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON 14-11 KCBNIReno, NV AEIA 8-3 JACKSON BROWNE 7-5 JACKSON BROWNE 13-9 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY POINTER SISTERS MICHAEL JOHN COUGAR 1-1 GLENN FRFY 19-15 Hottest: COCKER & WARNER MCDONALD 11-6 ASIA 8-6 - Jim O'Neal REG SPEERWAGON 15-8 MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-7 WKAU/Appleton-Oshkosh ASIA 8-4 CHICAGO 1-1 ABC KRQ/Tucson, AZ CHICAGO 38 SPECIAL 17-10 Ron Roas AMERICA 13-6 CREN 2-2 Hottest: 2104/Madison, WI MICHAEL MCDONALD 12-8 Guy Zapoleon JOHP COUGAR 3-3 CHICAGO 1-1 GO GO'S SANTANA 14-11 ALAN PARSONS 4-4 ALAN PARSONS 2-2 DONNA SUMMER WORD/Grand Repids, MI Matt Hudson POINTER SISTERS MICHAEL MURPHEY CHICAGO PAUL MCCARTNEY 5-5 JOHN COUGAR 3-3 Hottest: J.J. Ruling KRNAllows City, IA JUICE NEWTON JOAN JETT 4-4 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 CHICAGO BILLY JOEL PAUL CARRACK MOTELS POINTER CS&N FM1031SaIt Lake City, UT MEN AT WORK 5-5 KIM CARNES 12-6 SISTERS Jeff Harmon PAUL MCCARTNEY SANTANA Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND GO GO'S 18-12 LAURA BRANIGAN Lorraine Winegar FLEETWOOD MAC JOHN COUGAR 2-1 STRAY CATS SYLVIA BILLY JOEL KDZAIPueblo, CO 20-13 Hottest: GLENN FREY -IS JACKSON BROWNE 4-3 (dp) ONJ CS&N Rip 24 KOOL & THE GANG KIND SURVIVOR 1-1 Avina MEN AT WORK 8-4 Hottest: RUSH PAUL CARRACK Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 2-2 AK MICHAEL MCDONALD 6-5 ASIA 2-1 DONNA SUMMER (rip) JOE JACKSON PAUL CARRACK KKLVIAnchorage, JOHN COUGAR 1-1 ELTON JOHN 5-4 LOGGINS & PERRY 18-9 MEN 6-3 STRAY CATS (dp) Hottest: BILLY JOEL BIII Hampton ALAN PARSONS 4-3 AT WORK MEN AT WORK 9-7 TOTO 11-7 MICHAEL MCDONALD 11-7 JOE WALSH (op) JOHN COUGAR 1-1 RUSH JACKSON BROWNE 11-9 TONI BASIL WHOT/Youngstown, OH SANTANA 12-9 LOGGINS & PERRY 19-13 BAD COMPANY (dp) JACKSON BROWNE 6-5 POINTER SISTERS STRAY CATS Dick Thompson AMER:CA 13-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 24-17 MOVING PICTURES (dp) Y04/Fresno, CA A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 12-9 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Hottest: ROBERT PLANT 16-13 ARETHA FRANKLIN CHICAGO John McCorkle RICK SPRINGFIFLL WIKS/Indlanapolls, IN WEBC/Duluth, MN JOHN COUGAR 1-1 SANTANA 20-17 Hottest: DON HENLEY FLEETWOOD MAC ALAN PARSONS 4-3 JOHN COUGAR 2-1 CS&N Jay Stevens Pat Puchella FLEETWOOD MAC COOL & THE GANG MICHAEL MCDONALD 7-6 KBBKIBolse. ID ALAN PARSONS 4-2 MOVING PICTURES Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: A FLOCK OF SEAGUL GLENN FREY KIM CARNES 16-14 Bob Lee ELTON JOHN 6-3 CHICAGO 1-1 JOHN JOHN COUGAR 4-1 CLIFF RICHARD Hottest: DON HENLEY 21-17 ASIA 7-4 COUGAR 3-1 JOHN COUGAR 2-2 ASIA 11-6 JACKSON BROWNE 13-9 SURVIVOR JOHN COUGAR 4-1 CS&N AMERICA 15-9 ELTON JOHN 5-3 TOTO 17-12 MEN AT WORK 15-10 Hottest: ASIA 7-4 KQWB/Fargo, ND POINTER SISTERS DOLLY PARTON 9-8 KIM CARNES 27-20 ASIA 16-11 CHICAGO 1-1 SANTANA 10-7 MOVING PICTURES Wayne Hiller JACKSON BROWNE 16-12 38 SPECIAL 30-23 MICHAEL MCDONALD 20-15 JOHN COUGAR 2-2 RANDY MEISNER 20-15 STRAY CATS FLEETWOOD MAC MOTELS FLEETWOOD MAC 4-3 KIM CARNES 78-20 KLUC/Las Vegas, NV WMEEIFort Wayne, IN MOTELS 6-4 GLENN FREY BILLY JOEL Tony Richards PAUL MCCARTNEY 7-5 STEEL BREEZE Dave Van Stone Hottest: PARALLEI. THREL. A FLOCK OF SEAGUI. JACKSON BROWNE 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD U93/South Bend, IN Hottest: JOE JACKSON MEN AT WORK 4-2 NEIL CS6N DIAMOND J.K. Dearing KFYR/Bismarck, ND ALAN PARSONS 2-1 ASIA 5-3 RUSH JOHN COUGAR 5-2 HILLY JOEL AMERICA 8-5 Dan Brennen RUSH PAUL CARRACK ASIA ASIA 6-4 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 13-10 JOE JACKSON JACKSON BROWNE 9-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: BILLY JOEL Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD 11-7 KSKDISalem, OR JOHN COUGAR 2-1 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL CHICAGO 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 PAUL CARRACK STEVE MILLER BAND 3-2 JOHN COUGAR 3-2 Len E. Mitchell JACKSON BROWNE 12-4 STRAY CATS WCIL-FMICarbondele, IL JACKSON BROWNE 15-4 MEN AT WORK 5-3 MICHAEL MCDONALD 15-8 Hottest: POINTER SISTERS MICHAEL MCDONALD 25-1 8 Tony Wilhelm ASIA 8-5 LOGGINS & PERRY 19-14 JOHN COUGAR 1-1 CS&N ALAN PARSONS 28-19 MICHAEL MCDONALD 10-8 GLENN FREY 20-15 ASIA 10-4 SURVIVOR BILLY JOEL WKDQIEvansvllle, IN COCKER & WARNES 11-8 GLENN FREY TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT WNAPIIndlenepolls, IN GAP BAND KVNO-F',i/Fresno, CA MOVING PICTURES Hobbs/Payne FLEETWOOD MAC 19-10 (rip) Larry Mago ALAN PARSONS 20-12 ABC John Lee Walker Hottest: THE FOLLOWING STATIONS STEEL BREEZE STEEL BREEZE CHICAGO 1-1 DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK: RANDY MEISNER NEIL DIAMOND KKLSIRapid City ONJ ABC QUARTERFLASH 15-10 TOTO Hottest: SherwinlPiper WHO GO GO'S ONJ 25-17 FLEETWOOD MAC MICHAEL MCDONALD 2-1 Hottest: COCKER 6 WARNES WHO 30-24 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL ALAN PARSONS 3-2 WHO CHICAGO I-1 ARETHA FRANKLIN LOGGINS & PERRY 35-28 CKLW/Detroit Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 5-4 JOE JACKSON JOAN JETT 11-4 Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 10-6 BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS 15-5 STEVE MILLER BAND 4-1 KKFMIColorado Springs KINT/EI Paso MELISSA MANCHESTE 7-3 16-7 AMERICA 14-10 Hottest: IMAGINATION JOHN COUGAR 5-4 Jack Hamilton WSEZ/Winston-Salem ALAN PARSONS 10-7 MEN AT WORK IA -1 TONI ASIA 2-1 BASIL 10-5 ' MEN AT WORK 13-9 WJXQUackson, MI RANDY MEISNER 3-2 SOUL SONIC FORCE 29-8 LOGGINS & PERRY WISE/Asheville ASIA 11-10 MO GAP BAND 11-9 KOOL & THE GANG RyanlCheeks JOHN COUGAR 5-4 KFMZJColumbia, EDDIE MONEY 7-5 Steve Graziano Hottest: WVICIEast Lansing, MI CLASH KIM CARNES 19-12 FM1021Sacramento, CA JOHN COUGAR 1-1 Tom Gilligan MOTELS CREN Menders -Preston ASIA 4-3 PETER GABRIEL WRKR/Racine, WI PAUL CARRACK EDDIE MONEY 11-8 RICK SPRINGFIELD BAD COMPANY LOGGINS & A FLOCK OF SEAGUL 13-10 Hottest: Steve Warren PERRY WHO JOHN COUGAR 1-1 STEEL BREEZE Hottest: GAP BAND 20-16 RUSH ROBERT PLANT 11-8 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL SURVIVOR CHICAGO I-1 THE FOLLOWING STATIONS JOE JACKSON RUSH 23-10 CS&N Hottest: PLAN PARSONS 8-2 REPORTED A FROZEN KIM CARNES JUDAS PRIEST 17-14 MOVING PICTURES JOHN COUGAR 1-1 ELTON JOHN 7-5 MEN AT WORK BAD COMPANY D-16 LOGGINS & PERRY JACKSON BROWNE 2-2 .IACKSON BROWNE: 15-6 PLAYLIST THIS WEEK: Hottest: POINTER SISTERS MOTELS 14-9 MICHAEL MCDONALD 14-8 STEVE MILLER PANE 4-1 & KOKO/Omaha. NB TONI BASIL LOGGINS PERRY 16-1C PAUL. MCCARTNEY 7-4 WHO 22-12 KSPZIColoredo Springs. CO Taylor Hottest: MELISSA MANCHF.STF 11-5 Jay CHICAGO 1-1 Mark Murray WOMP-FM/Bellaire FLEETWOOD MAC D-6 CS&N JOHN COUGAR 7-2 Q101/Meridian SANTANA D-10 RUSH ELTON JOHN 16-13 NEIL DIAMOND ARETHA FRANKLIN AMERICA 20-16 Hottest: KCBN/Reno BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MCDONALD 26-18 KENNY ROGERS 2-1 Hottest: PAUL DAVIS 3-3 JOHN COUGAR.1-1 MICHAEL MURPHEY 4-4 JACKSON BROWNE 5-3 MELISSA MANCPFSTF N-7 GLENN FREY 12-10 AMERICA 12-8 LOGGINS & PERRY 20-12 ONJ 21-13

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I: Selected stations in major markets that are dominant' . 4-11 KBK.03 KDW d-35 .16.422201.s-1 influence. wKEE d-33 eeB0 29-23 194 2-2 and/or exert a significant national 1111 ]30 s-5 IDD 8-1 1;1") IT 2-1 F8102 13-7 Parallel Il: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format 2E21 0 9A1 RPP1 10-4 KGGI a-15 e XJPB P-14 exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel / KTSA 14-6 dominant' and/or d-26 WNB, 9-7 KE. 14-7 eee0 5-9 may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel KDZA a . 2_1 k6eTN 3-9 KKn1 1-1 TONI BASIL TANE CAIN KOZE d-30 AUFM 2-1 KPOC 1-1 1.011 3-7 one status. Mickey (Chrysalis) Hoklin' On (RCA) 963% 9-7 KIWI 1-1 PM103 1-1 1194 1-1 kBnl 2-1 296 3-3 Parallel Ill: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant' LP: Word Of Mouth LP: Tane Cain BIM 1-1 KLSB 1-1 KEKD 4-2 7_6 M110 9-2 KLUG 3-2 a local influence. This parallel may contain some W.C. and/or exert significant J. COCKER Fr J. WARNES PRO -PM 1-1 1197 3-1 KRO 3-2 market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status. J11nS 9-1 MPDX 19-15 202C 1-1 secondary KIKI - 2 88119 33% 13012 83% ; Up Where... (Island/Arco) 0107 S-3 M9MF B-3 SUP b6 CRR 2-1 OPTO Format is on the Monday -Sunday, 6AM- N.iD%nÓ--1 Note: (') dominance based DEBUTS 17 61,11 CEBEITS LP: Soundtrack An Officer And CHU M 1-1 CM. 5-1 MIYX 1a 12Midnight, total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron. All pre- SAMEE 2S A Gentleman a. OOYN ID 17-29 CiA' Ks"°'r 106 3-1 LUT sent and possible future reporting stations are evaluated and updated twice M <`; An, 14 47\ ADOS 2 111.. 80118 38% MAB6I11 7-1 annually. 4 MEW. I1-9 0100 1-1 wJBO 1-1 7,1 DEBVIS 20 293 1-1 8916 1-1 Y9111 5-1 d-14 .AC sOsO 940 1-1 MMNYM 2-1 MACY 5-1 MI% 34-30 KIKI d -In 89 208 REPORTS ! N iA1, 1100 S -J YA%Y 9-7 MIGY 3-3 DOS 161 DENOTES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS. 790 22-15 KJBO KROK d -2R 195 4-4 BJ105 1-1 MTeM 4-14 1988 LAST WEEK KB51F71 a MOU. on 4MP 25-23 Otos 1-1 WOOD 3-3 00 6-2 KPOD a -2C WACZ d-35 YTY% on CK101 1-1 1IE8 6-1 on MCAUFT1 JDX WI w.ePM KMZB 19-15 fi1109 KO 3-1 eBG 1-; , Seap1Ab conanaed) IAMPIM 40WCAU011FM (A Rock Of on KEYP e on .100 20-16 .11.9 2. 00 1-6 P N - BJ105 on 21-17n KYp 18-15 MJDX 15-11 wlb KEIM 1-1 YCIP 1-1 16141' 23-12- 1-1 2620 d-27 1]-16 MMFL M000 .M11. n4B-26 MMHY. 27-22 MJBO 36-31 IBwYPM a-26 MbK2 1-1 95XIL 1-1 19-11 touant 77-25 .ouM Wlbra--1 . Y DO on 0 on )8-25 BJ105 2A-28 vOVY 23-19 M9Y0 4i JOHN DOE Y103 1-6 1IOL1. -1 MONI 1-1 92rcY 28-26 KONG. 2P-25 99KG 24-14 02 J01n5 26-23 CKI01 YACZ Y100 a KX1M 27-10 2-26 MDOO a K6E01-2 BOU. 1-4 NPCK 13-9 MkCD 27-72 MBBO GY 26-23 "Hit Song" (Anylebel) FM 195 16-14 YOKI d-40 955GK 25^23 CK101 25-20 MJBO 34-32 -1 YBCY 1-1 OMM 3. 27-21 YTSN 36-11 0105 29-28 26FL on F ó a-dp 1101,111 M100 0 YeBo MLB a 0101 0PL 1-1 LP: 2PBT l0i YGLP M6KE a-24 MFEG 39-33 1J Hit Song National tan wr MCBC T9-25 on M100 16-12 e-38 wKTI 1-1 YPOK 6-4 0104 1-1 Mtll 14-12 YYKS on KEci. 17-15 WOKI 2E-26 UOMPnÓl927-27 eeGL> a1 10111.^ 2AM6FM a KX1M d-37 wOMP. 36-36 MCRC 1-1 GEIG 1-1 Resbnal Summary M1óEPM 30-24 no93 20-14 X8M1 d-35 vOUT 28-25 1CIP Z93 a 100125 44 X KM d-35 woel 24-15 1CIR 7-2 WeX 5-1 9101 1-1 InCP an 29-26 RKLV 11-31 95811 d-34 940 d-28 901 Reach Up 51 MOP .4 30-26 WR w d -31 8091106 PW9SO1 NBCY 20-IB 824T wAMeM 2-1 9580F 3-/ 411411.91 14-8 IUX% 4-9 KSLY 3-7 MSFL 34-30 11210 o 0105 26-27 MCC1 wSFL .Olor KEARTI3 9-6 YNOOPM 1-2 MPON 3-2 E 33% Debuts20 K104 35-11 KSDV 27-12 NCBN 12-12 21-16 Kk9CM a-35 .4 23-23 OCG 26-25 41.0 6-1 MCOO 5-1 MKEe 26-16 18-15 MEf/1 on LA 12-I1 Same 101110 on KrrG MPXP a FGCL d -l0 MROK d-30 OMM 11.611.162 0104 a 2-1 M 21% 4 wor KSM a i 4-2 MPió A HAEY. on 1K:SC 19-17 Down 0 MZZR 291-30 0N0KM o 1AEV a 0I1S79 17-8 Ia0.07 M%IJI 1-2 S se% KOZF. 1n-16-24 0111.0 30-29 68X a 0104 30-26 M16 d -1l KEAPIM e-7 Y.)X0 me. WON à -Il 95cGI a-35 K100 4-2 WOLF e-5 Adds NALV METZ a -2o W 19% 25 KIELA 9-3 d-29 F5NA 25-24 NSM 26-25 20-12 KOX 21-11 KFRC 4-2 WORD 9-1 MYk 3-3 9920 n5-27 KR, on MMOKPM 30-25 950GP 21-20 8MrLB -26 111,1 6-4 KMdI d-29 PWMe89 G 2-2 eses 9-9 FJIOV 2-1 KDW n on W. 9-8 YPDX L-34 6 e 1-1 KIOU 1-1 KUBE 2-2 MVtC 1-2 ' KIL[ ,11120 NCGO 28-26 KTRA 4-1 0 MPw 27-26 WKFR on KKOV e FIIM 7-2 MJXO 1-1 eeEL. 8-9 .tier KTPA on YxLK on 11200 31-30 K INN IIILE 39-37 1-1 K012.143-1 AMERICA 0100 d-25 vEBC 14-13 0103 2, 2 EXAMPLE H.O. 10-5 MW./ WvKK28-21 rT a-25 KPUP d-77 KOPA 21-17 MEEC 4-1 0101 5-3 on PUPE -26 12-20 KOPA d-29 KIDD KQ13 KIIK 0101 29-29 -1 M1M 2-2 0101 You Can Do Magic (Capitol) KkLV a K1MN d-29 Ep KKOV 29-28 Kz2P 25-22 100 od -29 KIOA G-24-29 KVOL on KM. 1-3 KVOL 1-1-1 100125 - 100 CHR reporting stations on KBLY on JXO 30-152-25 K3Le 34-32 LP: View From The Ground K BBF n IUAV e 1-1 kC011 37-31 MKFP 29-77 K6ELM 12-7 it this week including 25 new .A67 R6KD on Z104 d-20 1111.E kSWm9l 1-1 IOMOE 29-25 KOMO d-25 KYYA d-26 KBC 10-26 OIZM MMAM 23-16 1L011 adds 34-21 0101 28-28 YSPE a KIKI d-21 KIIK WK AU KPYR 11-8 LIM 1-1-1 1110(L. 1-1 KIOA 2l-]5 KVOL 18-18 44% - Percentage of this weeks re- ans.,,ne1 18214 88') â0ÿ «Mon 2MD0 d-30 OMB 26-23 MY 1-1 FYP 1-1 811.1 on .AR KMGK on 211211 17-15 porters plerng 'UP .0111101 w60% d-25 092\ 1PCK on KEYBM2]-26 MIR PT d-26 DEBUTS MSPK 24-20 E93 19-19 ECIOI 12-7 of re- 1PFT d-37 MA Y M 2n Regkmsl Reach Percentage º \ In on MB6T 14-12 Y2 - 21-10 M0AM 20-I8 PYP a MD 11093 19-16 KMLO 21-14 N porters playing the NH1. 21-16 MI(AU 26-20 11-10 1ALB 20-15 MK LK 10109 13-11 99KG 115 O 2 K,LO 1TRY 24-22 MRS 22-21 I(I 29-18 ware 37-26 song within each M a -2B 92FLY d-25 1 00 10-28 wP3P 21-22 V100 19-16 9. -25 P107 region MPCK 78-26 FOKO 25-21 M6Pr 25-25 sJee I1-9 1,11,12 ...FM 17-13 1101011 790 27-25 20-16 3MT 30-24 MHM -27 on KKLV on 20-19 KRO National Summary KY6T 14-12 KGG1 2n_t7 LAURA BRANIGAN «PST 23-20 KMA 6 d-26 f:2'6. 4-1 9W}.1-1 %IS 30-24 elóNPOT4-21 99K0 29-24 790 a AS RUA 28-21 KCI01 15-20 1MYF}1 1-1 99110 1-1 Up 31 - Number of stations rowing it up KTSA 21-19 KNBO 11-11 1. 24-21 Gloria (Atlantic) 01069 KATI 20-14 e.ST 1-1 KMz 1-1 .ACg cET79 L -)B KFM 12-9 MYCPP 3-21 K093 21-22 10W 2A-18 TSA 21-25 LE on the charts. M 11uPe] 3-1 S KM 7-1 KBOD 21-12 12-8 LP: Branigan P2 2)-16 kHOP 10-24 A KS . 1-1 Debuts 20 Number of stations debut wNEM 21-19 %Mr1 7-5 KEN K KI04 36-11 K1.OPHo VOIR - B-5 0106 11093 1-1 III« 2-7 K979 I1-6 .6 11-11 MKEE 23-15 KIDD cg the sang Mis week. MYCR 1-1-1 FHGP 1-1 MBONM 15-13 KLZB 14-11 KSED I8-14 KEN1 15-12 2.1730-26 710R5. 1-1 NO%% 6-10 KKLV 3-1 MCAUM 25-22 1TI% 8-31 84115 40% BO KRLv 33-27 Sema 24 - Number of stations reporting LUC 19-17 4018111. 25-21 CHICAGO 04 1-2 K6LY 1-1 96K1( 36-31 097 d-29 .0 25-12 KBBK 11-16 KBLY 19-16 KCBN 3-3 no movement this week. (On DEBUTS 1C WB) LE 1-2 .094 a KPOK 20-16 KOMO 30-20 8Y6T 31-30 .1M 30-29 ICCE12 28-211 Herd To Say (Full Moon 3-1 SAME 16 KDZR to On, Add to On. 31-31, 8104 17-14 M79F 12-7 KITY 35-31 26RD 23-19 RDSA 34-32 KATI -1 [N3AJ DOWN 1 LP: Summer Lovera PRO -FM 1 WJDX 7-4 KROD 33-31 KLUC KATI 30-2] 1-1 etc.) 2,1 A13135 15 KYYA 8105 10-9 YTY% 25-21 KKFI 29-25 IM'A 25-19 NOtC 1-1 01m d-14 MOLD 4-1 K0.6 23-21 Down 0 - Number of stations moving it KBM T4-17 WPGC 11 b NXX106 12-8 4461 Notion., down on I5er Charts CETP oÓ MABBM 14-9 on 187/0 75% SDP 00 12-9 B0 17_B WAXTICIM a_24 Adds 25 - Total number of stations en DEBITS 2116 15-9 UY a C101 29-2AT 44. SAME CROSBY ST1LLS fe NASH adding It this week. 211116.110-6 tl-6 a-22 d7K KIM CARNES 52 9EGL 20-20 WAXY 10-8 IGY 27-24 MIPI 9-7 82% 6 001106 Southern Cross (Adent/c/ 761 ADOS L23 IB-17 6102 15-8 SN 6-5 YLAM. on Voyeur (EMI America) w 9461 26-23 BJ105 21-15 MHEB 15-11 I4 wdB a LP: Daylight Again 3100 a 2000 13-10 8-7 EKBnMI e-30 a LP: Voyeur ^ 95 on 01 16-12 WPFKAc S-9 M 12a0 íG.irz M 16-11 81óN79 3-5 694 1-1 MCBO 18-17 MOMP. 11-U MCiU. 8-4 WEE -32 BASK 2-8 DD 1-2 0.1011.111 .100 8-5 9CIR 11-5 9 29-75 901 National 0106 2-3 M102 1-1 95152 4896 NEDup ° F%101 20-11 95/UL BB/04d -ln 156/3 75% Summary 32-17 eouM FAR SYCP 3-11 o 3-9 MRRSFM O Peenh UP 13n 1 461 g DEBUTS M31-27 W.Y0 1]-9 MOeY l-1 11104 11-14 KIPB l-2 L.4 13-13 MORI 16-12 PO-. a-21 790 20-14 ACY 21-25 0100 12-10 RNBO 1-4 S 54%r L>2 KBEO 14-12 *OUT 14-11 011114 CB105 35-1I IIITY a G -29 819 SAME 18 KOPM 2-2 141.14 1-1 l-Naá;-_ ABC wPCL 25-24 NBCY 15-9 K0M Ifi-ll KP00 a F a!4 A106 .2 WTEN 98111. 6-4 MSPL 1-2 The Look Of.. (Mercury/PG) 0102 a-30 MSIL 17-12 0104 12-9 k9. d-28 MFMG 33-220-30 wc5 AITS K96 1-1 N1T1 6-9 MOCG 18-14 MALV MT1% 16-I3 9111. 1-2 22-17 -TM WONPFM on B94 4-6 790 1-4 LP: The Lexicon Of Love MROII 9-7 5102 22-17 WJDX e-18 BCIRm-29 KYBT 1-2 1-1 WTYX on 293 24-16 BIM 2- MC6C 6-5 95SOF 16-12 8F3'X 19-16 KNBO KP OKLUC 6- 24-19 PRO -FN -8 KTM 2-1 6M 10-17 tIPDX 1100 3-2 a -4 KIKI ,1 19-11 OSD -114 EEBK 11-9 J11105 1-6 G100 5a^33 KEAPTI1 14-1T 23-18 19000 15-11 95 9-6 d-29 790 F2103 22-20 KTW 12-15 1;i1 1711;1 le. 2B -2e 0107 7-7 eNYP a KFIl8-14 WON 3-2 YPLB 14-11 0105 27-23 WAXY 6-4 K96 24-24 KSM 2-4 84118 31% 22,2e; MAEV 12-9 .ST 15-11 1PoC 2-4 WT HY79 e WI KI1SPM 15-13 MRVO 18-17 K%L0 10-8 MOGO 1-8 9550F KEO D l-7 UP II 9-6 KITT 26-22 2-2 811E14111 2,',',',,....,.6 t 231 9100 14-12 cLP 22-14 .011Wr CK101 15-10 KLUC 291-18 MFI 10-29 d-25 MiOY 12 % on KK 34-291-15 CKGM -2 14, KCMR 13_9 114109114. 16-7 Y8.0 0-30 UB.. 25-16 1-3 96G 31-27 MTSN a PBUTSSAMF ). W. M OG a-39 3-8 KOMO KEN Ck101 a MGCL on 8CAUM 37-20 1191 m 247 I N KUBL 1B-15 KKOV 14-11 M100 12-7 NFLB d-35 KLLB 3-3 d-16 MYBG on MFI e OMM 00110 a 131 KIM. 10-6 ML2R 16-15 FILE 094 0-20 BIM e MMP79 a 12-10 WOKI MGLF o BN 25-1) WTIX L-1 1.10, a 0101 8-4 MKFR 14-11 KOILra 14-10 wr MSPL d -l4 BIM 22-19 R on KILO a KY. 21-18 293 20-22 B97 1-2 on OPA 11EBC 11-9 MDOG d-30 .KSM 21-17 ROOK 7-7 rien 95XIL on KPUP 15-9 KPUP a 1TIX 2P-15 940 KZZP I4 -I0 TT 5-4 KEARTH 6-5 PRO -FM 14-13 .00 on 5-5 . KVOL 26-26 KROK on .PO Y79F 1-9 8021 a KRW 27116 05 24-21 3100 5-15- KLGL a-33 KI S 15-6 K101KVOL 2-9 ]7-21 KK.% 3-3 NOUr an KFI F 95 3 RIGA 1l12-10 1 Wci1Kraa-20 .111116! CPT. 21-16 JO% YJBO 26-17 1.01 16-20 .92 on lama 190 on 21-18 0105 5-23 1IB0¿ d-30 2.4 >1-19 1111101111.9 KI1S1. 21-17 NGM 30-22 YCüY 1-1 MO 27-}1 NT1. 28-17 WTYX d-29 19-16 KON 15-10 K100 11-8 MABBPM -1 0104 d-29 an KITY on .111 017 KEIq 17-15 30-28 23-15 NROK a 5-13 KKXLM 18-11 XTPA d-23 BBYM vIOY 20-17 01/ wA%Y III 6l902 on W. on KP 4-]I MMOEID 1. 20-16 MCsc c1-29wA[V d -l8 Xe9N. 11-P KFYP -17 MM2Y. on G100 6-12 MIeB 25-24 BJ105 -3 .102 0100 019 MI6 1-2 WBb% e 95SGP 10,879 d-28 W5PK 14-11 M293 9-11 KOEB 14-8 K1ÓK32-21P-14 wCIL. 72-18 eeOL 74-24 YP 12-8 «1Bc 22-18 11X104 1-1 O Y.YP a-ì0 Z93 19-19 -.4 1-2 wK. 3 -le M202 12-12 KELO 28-20 INIAM on 92110 7-16 15-9 .1111.122-22 MSK2 4-8 .011114 11e69 MFOX onn CMUM 27-21 MIGO d-24 o MM. M L. 3-5 NNOK. 21118 d-8 51M 13 -In PCFM 24-14 21. on 340 294-22 BJ105 WCIR 29-14 EUT 3-5 1.1.3 d-34 BGM 32-28 CXlol d-40 WGUO 16-11 KRE0 1-1 KRw 29.28 MTPY 15-11 MMAM 2-] NKLS 22-17 2.1 95 XIL 4-I1 02 11-24 BInO a MGLP a WBBO on 91.O o M000 23-19 22-16 MGCL 2-2 MBCY 921LY 17-13 WKAU 2n -1L KRKR 10-16 CK101 d-38 22-21 L 15-21 MF0 4-6 Oiol . 6ELra a .01106 .100 on MCIR on 91. Y0 0102 4-7 411011.7 WACK d-29 WKLP 14-19 1991eI11E 10000 4-6 RZLP on MUE WSKZ on 14 vBBO 19-IB KKT1 WD c 1-1 321 13-7 WYFM 22-2, 3-6 7100 a -n .ourx E 11-11 wA1YM Il -6 KYLVK CG 14 -12 614100 26-23 OOMM MPp[ -11 WOLF 1-4 AY9ZP 20MI 28-35 0BL1 510170 72-20 195 20-18 281. 20-16 «ODO 14 -In MC LM 23-21 11%104 22-20 9-2D «MS -2 gM PP a-36 colara 19-11 KO 11-9 KBLO 19-17 .02 1-2 YOCG e 9560F 13-31 KKIq 12-4 YOKL 16-1 0104 26-21 ESB% 8-29 a N l01 4-3 MN DC 21-16 KRNA a-21 MOLL 26-14 tULV MAB6FM 3- 1-4 FEXEN 32-30 P809Wf MANEN d-30 MPL. dan M)KI 23-10 d-27 KEARTH 1-3 OIS. KKAGK d-27 NPST 18-14 92% 34-19 10-7 NOUT 30-27 2102 21-18 MNK790 4- .FUR 4-10 01.9 GLS o OIOF. a JACKSON BROWNE KPu 1-1 2161 23-22 Y1H0'T ]]-IL RDWO 0-9 MW. K6Y 95SGF 17-14 0101 9-9 n 91.1 on KVOL 30-2s 21-15 RFI 1-1 MIJ.Nra 14-10 «FOX 21-20 K6. d_30 IMSULrmOon WGCLM Baby (Asylum) PL 37-33 6. 2-2 »MM LI02 E-29 MAeB 4-2 SRCT Somebody's M1GRni 21-18 vOCG 1CG0 19-15 MMD 0-24 no,,,, on KPNA on 14-23 P 6C 1-1 MW.« 106 15-9 KRü on NGPO 10-10 MpCk 9920 a t9.. LP: Soundtrack Fast Times At 5aR 21-20 11111.6 19-15 1-1 MGU a WYCR 14-11 K093 15-21 K.1 1J-10 eel 14-11 1XLK P 2-3 31T a-31 KFMY MSLE 34-33 3001L. a-37 MCBC 20-15 28-26 KTRA 1-1 KOMO e wKRZ. 13-9 NOP 30-1. KKLV 23-11 Ridgemont High KI Ie. 22-21 P 20-22 WP. tl-26 KIM d-34 KPLA On 8Jí(0 on 1.1RC1. 299-25 4106111 22-20 NGLP 21-18 K.. 1-1 3104 27-23 KKXX 5-3 KCBE 22-22 LIGO 31-32 YYH6 WEBC 1-6 w16N. a NF2 on 9106 24-21 262.2 O.51ona1 21.01.71 26-24 21-11 KURE 1-1 Ar M2LE Il -4 694 12-10 KOG 15-9 00 24-23 20-19 KIOA 1-1 woos on 5109 KI00 on TEAM -23 YCILM a Summary MGM 11-11 KKW PIMY 1-1 vInnt 7-4 KIDD d-19 KATI 9-4 19013 91% XTG 11-15 19-18 KILL 14-12 10.0112-1 MORI. e MIGO on 99KG UP 144 «Rw 0103 4-8 a-29 KYYA Ó6-8 KUBE 21-16 KO PM 5-12 KIM 29-20 K6N1 a BUTS KOIEM 30-24 KOPA 1-1 I71H 16-13 MkQ KKLV a KOZE .aw10r RP1111 KGV 1-1 a s L 1 KEEP 4-8 XYYL MIT 6 0103 -1O KEY220K. 5-9 V100 d-29 KDBLY a DOWN 0101 36-24-2l Jee a KSZP i5 -17 MUR 21-11 KVOL 16-12 -1 IA on KHOP on REMI on /Bw © D LS M1ESK a .1045-8 OMM 4907 KYNOM a-26 RELY on WIC a 1.103 a AM 3 -II ItOLL on on 1WP10E .SKO a 1.01 2.6 KSETFM d-27 2.8 on M.B 11-15 ROLE e-28 ASIA Mg. 24-16 MKAU 10-15 N55A a KJRB 7-6 NTI% _34 2228 a KNBO on MLBC 28-20 RKKLP}5-19 MI.S 1-1 KPC o 0KPZ79 on Only Time Will Tell (Geffen) KETT¿ :-1 MBO 3-1 Y1, XI WNAP MPoR e KBAO on 2862 17-13 XI. 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www.americanradiohistory.com CHR asp THE INSIDE BACK PAGE C25-49 A/C New Et Active Continued from Back Page September 17, 1982 LAURA BRANIGAN "Gloria" (Atlantic) 84/15 Moves: Up 36, Debuts 16, Same 16, Down 1, Adds 15, WNBC, WKBW, WXKS-FM, WTIC-FM, WAEB, 0106, KITY, KROD, WJDX, WQID, WOKI, WCSC, KRQ, KILE, KPUR. SIGNIFICANT ACTION INBILLY JOEL "Pressure" (Columbia) 83/83 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 83 including WÑBC, WBEN-FM, 96KX, KEGL, 94Q, WKTI, KRLA, KFI, KIQQ, B100, XTRA, KIMN, KZZP, KX104. JOE JACKSON "Steppin' Out" (AEtM) 29/3 JOE COCKER Et JENNIFER WARNES "Up Where We Belong" (Island/Atco) 80/16 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 18/1, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KJR, KBOI, KCMQ. Heavy: SM95, Moves: Up 34, Debuts 20, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 16 including Z93, 79Q, KZZB, WDOO, WBBQ, WQUT, WANS- WFMK, KKUA, KRLC, KBAI. Medium: WROR, WCZY, WZUU, KING, KPLZ, WHHY, Y106, WSRZ, WHBC, WISM- FM, KYNO-FM, WHEB, 0104, WAEV, WYKS, KKQV, 99KG, KOZE. FM, WMHE, KWAV, WSKY, KVOX, KPAT, WBOW, KRKK. DON HENLEY Read" 76/10 RH FACTOR "Glued To The Tube" (Boardwalk) 26/4 "Johnny Can't (Asylum) Medium: Moves: Up 31, Debuts 9, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 10, WXKS-FM, KIMN, 0103, WKFM, WKRZ-FM, KZ93, WIGY, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 18/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KEX, WSFM, Y106, KUGN. WOMP-FM, KKRC-FM, KKLV, 0107 d-20, KEARTH 12-9, WJXQ 35-29, WJBQ 29-23, KSEL-FM 27-24. WHBC, WHIO, WWNR, WEIM, WCTC, WSKY, KRLC, KVSF. MOTELS 'Take The L" (Capitol) 74/9 DCHICAGO "Love Me Tomorrow" (Full Moon/WB) 24/17 KOY, KFMB, KEY103, Moves: Up 23, Debuts 7, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 9, KEGL, KIMN, WABB-FM, CK101, WNOK-FM, WGRD, WJXQ, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/6, Light 14/11, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 17, KS94, KRKK. Heavy: KSLQ. KBBK, WXLK, CFTR 29-23, KIQQ 22-15, WKEE 36-25, WOKI 21-17, WZZR 32-28. WAFB, WHHY, WSRZ, WTRX, KBOI, KKUA, KUDO, K108, KCEE, WWNR, WEIM, WORG, pn POINTER SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) 71/45 Medium: SM95, WJON, KRLC. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 8, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 45 including WBEN-FM, B104, JB105, CFTR, KRLA, KFI, TANYA TUCKER "Cry" (Arista) 22/4 KIMN, K104, WHHY-FM, Z104, KNBQ, WCIR, WCGQ, WAZY-FM, KDZA. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/2, Light 14/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KEY103, KKUA, KVSF, KSRO. Medium: TONI BASIL "Mickey" (Chrysalis) 68/19 WLTA, WCCO, WHBC, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WJON. Moves: Up 16, Debuts 12, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 19 including WCAU-FM, Y100, WGCL, WSPK, WKRZ-FM, IM POINTER SISTERS "I'm So Excited" (Planet/RCA) 21/14 WJDX, WDOQ, WANS-FM, KIDD, WJBQ, WIGY, 96SGF, WRKR, KKLV. IMP Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 17/11, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 14, KPLZ, WICC, WAFB, WQUA, KTWO, KRLC, KRKK. Medium: WFMK. FMCHICAGO "Love Me Tomorrow" (Full Moon/WB) 65/39 WMHE, WWNR, WEIM, WKBR, WSKY, WBOW, KFQD, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 39 including WBEN-FM, CFTR, CKGM, 94Q, WKTI, 3WT, ALABAMA "Close Enough To Perfect" (RCA) 21/5 WAEB, FM100, WSFL, WKDD, KQMQ, WCIR, 0104, WSPT, KKLV. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/1, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WLTA, WAAY, WHIO, KLTE, WLVA. ABC 'The Look Of Love (Part One)" (Mercury/PolyGram) 64/16 Heavy: WSGN, WHHY. Medium: WSB, WCCO, KING, KMBZ, WWNR, WEIM, WSKY, WDEF, KRLC. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 12, Seme 25, Down 0, Adds 16 including WGCL, XTRA, WHFM, K104, G100, WSFL, TOTO "Make Believe" (Columbia) 21/3 KCRG. Heavy: KOY, WDCG, WNOK-FM, KYNO-FM, KGGI, KILE, KKXL-FM, WCIL-FM, 99KG, KOZE. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 10/1, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KYUU, WKZE-FM, ARETHA FRANKLIN "Jump To It" (Arista) 64/12 WSRZ, WWNR, WSKY, KCMQ, KPAT. Medium: WZZP, KNOW, WSFM, WHEN, WHHY, Y106, WQUA, WCHV, Moves: Up 24, Debuts 12, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 12, WSPK, WIFI, KROD, G100, WAXY, WNOK-FM, WGH, KVOX. KOKQ, KYNO-FM, KNBQ, KQMQ, PRO -FM 16-12, Y100 14-11, KEARTH 29-19. REO SPEEDWAGON "Sweet Time" (Epic) 20/5 KPAT. BAND "You Dropped A Bomb On Me" (Total Experience/PGM) 62/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/2, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, KPLZ, WHHY, WSKY, WCHV, GAP Heavy: WHEN, WSGN, WFMK. Medium: WSRZ, KYUU, WWNR, WTNY, KVOX, WBOW, KFQD, KRKK. Moves: Up 35, Debuts 6, Same 15, Down 2, Adds 4, PRO -FM, WIFI, WTIX, WCIL-FM, WXKS-FM 17-12, 793 30-24, Y100 12-9, KRLA 26-15, WFMF 1-1, WTYX 1-1, WDOQ 2-1, WBBQ 1-1, KIDD 17-7, KKFM 20-16, Z102 5-3. ASIA "Only Time Will Tell" (Geffen) 20/2 WSRZ, MURPHEY "What's Forever For" (Liberty) 60/1 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 11/1, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, GR55, 97AIA. Heavy: WHEN, MICHAEL KSLQ, KCMQ, KVOX, KPAT. Medium: WROR, KOY, WHHY, WQUE, Y106, WGAR, KBOI, KYUU, WWNR, KRKK. Moves: Up 36, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 4, Adds 1, KRQ, 8104 18-15, WPGC 7-5, Z93 21-15, 940 14-11, WBLI 30-25, KC101 14-11, KROK 26-18, KXX10618-15, Y103 54, WOKI 14-10, KSTT 65, WCIR 24-18, Z102 32-27, KDVV RANDY MEISNER "Never Been In Love" (Epic) 20/0 KOY, Y106, Medium: 21-18. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WFMK. WSRZ, KRNT, KSLQ, WMHE, KYUU, WSKY, KCMQ, WBOW. HUEY LEWIS Et THE NEWS "VVorkin' For A Livin"' (Chrysalis) 55/1 WCCO, WHEN, WAFB, WHHY, Moves: Up 24, Debuts 4, Same 19, Down 7, Adda 1, WRVQ, WCAU-FM 40-35, KEGL 10-8, KFRC 27-20, KUBE MEN AT WORK "Who Can It Be Now?" (Columbia) 19/4 4, 55KRC, WOWO, WKZE-FM. 20-18, K104 21-17, KYST 23-20, WHHY-FM 22-18, BJ105 27-23, WQUT 24-20, WKAU 14-12, WKDD 11-8, 95XIL Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/0, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds WGAR, KSLQ, KYUU, WTNY, KPAT. 15-10, WSPT 18-14, KKLV 29-28. Heavy: Y106, WSRZ. Medium: WROR, GR55, KPLZ, WHEN, SM95, WFMK, WMHE, STEVIE WOODS "Woman In My Life" (Cotillion/Atco) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KMBZ, KSL, KFQD, KSRO. Heavy: WLVA. Medium: WLTA, WCCO, KUGN. SIGNIFICANT ACTION JOHN COUGAR "Jack Et Diane" (Riva/PolyGram) 15/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WYNY. Heavy: WSRZ, WWNR, KVOX. Medium: WHHY, WGAR, WSKY, WROV, KPAT. STRAY CATS "Rock This Town" (EMI America) 45/25 PMCLIFF RICHARD 'The Only Way Out" (EMI America) 14/13 KEARTH, KFI, KIIS- Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 25 including WBEN-FM, WXKS-FM, WGCL, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/4, Light 8/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 13, WLTA, WRIE, KEY103, WRVR, FM, WHFM, KSET-FM, FM100, Z104, KBBK, WACZ, KVOL, WSPT, KKLV. WSRZ, WHIO, WTRX, WEIM, WTNY, KTWO, KRLC, KBAI, KSRO. Medium: WJON. AIR SUPPLY "Young Love" (Arista) 45/15 NEWTON -JOHN "Heart Attack" (MCA) 14/5 KIIK, KOFM, KJRB, K96, OLIVIA Moves: Up 9, Debuts 11, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 15, WNBC, WPST, WAEB, WDCG, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WHHY, WQUA, WSKY, KCMQ, KSRO. KIKI, WJBQ, WFEA, WGLF, WYKS, KELO, KATI. Heavy: WQUE. Medium: WROR, KEY103, WSGN, WEIM. EVELYN KING "Love Come Down" (RCA) 43/8 BARON LONGFELLOW "Amour" (Ice) 13/2 KGGI, KIKI, WXKS-FM Moves: Up 13, Debuts 9, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 8, B94, Z93, WKFM, WIFI, KITY, WBBQ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KEY103, WQUA. Medium: WCCO, 20-15. 8-5, Y100 d-20, KEARTH 24-21, KRLA 29-26, WTIC-FM 15-6, KQMQ 28-23, WGUY KRNT, KMBZ, KBOI, WSKY. ROBERT PLANT "Burning Down One Side" (Swan Song/Atco) 34/3 KIM CARNES "Voyeur" (EMI America) 10/2 2-2, WLS-FM on, WPHD Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 20, Down 1, Adds 3, WCAU-FM, WSKZ, WKDD, CHUM Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KKUA, WKZE-FM. Heavy: WEIM. FM103 1613, Q104 22-20, KFMZ 19-16, 2-2, K104 32-29, KSET-FM d-26, WSSX 22-18, WJXQ 11-8, KKXX on, Medium: WROR, WWYZ, WSKY, KPAT. KOZE 29-26. TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT "So Much In Love" (Full Moon/Asylum) 8/8 GO-GO'S "Get Up And Go" (IRS/A&M) 30/30 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WBEN, KMGC, WRVR, WSRZ, WKBR, 0 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 30 including B104, WLOL-FM, KFI, WSPK, WPST, WKEE, KRLC, KBAI, KVSF. KHFI, WOKI, WRVQ, WKAU, KNBQ, 95XIL, 95SGF, WAZY-FM, KOZE. TOM SNOW "Hungry Nights" (Arista) 8/7 MOVING PICTURES "What About Me" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) 29/17 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 6/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WLTA, WHBC, WKZE-FM, WEIM, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 17 including WLOL-FM, KFI, WKFM, KTFM, KITY, WZZR, KNBQ, WSKY, KFQD, KTWO. KBBK, WGUY, WIGY, WTSN, WAEV, WRKR, KRNA, KKLV. LAURA BRANIGAN "Gloria" (Atlantic) 8/2 WILLIE NELSON "Let It Be Me" (Columbia) 24/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WROR, WSIM-FM. Medium: WYNY, Moves: Up 15, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 0, WNBC 28-27, WKBW 22-18, JB105 22-19, KIQQ 24-22, KOPA WSGN. 26-23, V100 27-23, KTSA 4-4, KZFM 9-6, WTIX 18-16, Y103 25-2, KIIK 30-11, KOFM 19-16, KSPZ 14-12, WFEA SHEENA EASTON "Machinery" (EMI America) 8/0 28-24. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WSB, KNOW, WHBC, WEIM, SURVIVOR "American Heartbeat" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 23/23 WTNY. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 23 including WXKS-FM, 195, WLOL-FM, KIQQ, WRCK, 79Q, KHFI, PAUL BRADY "Crazy Dreams" (21/PolyGram) 7/0 WANS-FM, WZZR, WIKS, 95XIL, WYKS, WCIL-FM, KKYA. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WWNR. WONDER "Ribbon In The Sky" (Tamia/Motown) 23/12 BILLY JOEL "Pressure" (Columbia) 6/6 STEVIE WKZE- Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 12, WXKS-FM, KFI, WKFM, KROK, BJ105, FM100, KX104, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6. KHOW, WSGN, SM95, WSRZ, WGUY, WFBG, 95SGF, KENI, KSLY, WSPK on, KJRB 28-23, Z102 28-21. FM, WCHV. DOLLY PARTON "I Will Always Love You" (RCA) 20/1 RICK SPRINGFIELD "I Get Excited" (RCA) 6/3 KRKK. Medium: Moves: Up 12, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 4, Adds 1, CKGM, CFTR B4, KIQQ 20-19, WAEB 22-20, KTFM 4-3, KITY Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WHEN, WKZE-FM, d-40, KTSA 17-12, WJDX 14-12, WTYX 11-8, WHHY-FM on, Y103 22-18, WSFL 14-13, KOFM 20-19, Y94 9-8, WWNR. KELO 16-14. BARBARA MANDRELL "Operator, Long Distance Please" (MCA) 6/2 BAD COMPANY" Electricland" (Swan Song/Atco) 18/10 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WWNR, KRLC. Heavy: KSL. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 10, WRCK; KYST, KSET-FM, BJ105, WACZ, WFBG, KVOL, JOHNNY MATHIS "When The Lovin' Goes Out..." (Columbia) 6/2 WSPT, KRNA, KFMZ, WPHD 22-15, WSSX on, WJXQ d-16, WKDD on, FM103 on. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KKUA, KTWO. Medium: KUGN. URIAH HEEP'That's The Way That It Is" (Mercury/PolyGram) 18/0 SUMMER "Love Is In Control (Finger On The Trigger)" (Geffen) 6/1 40-35, DONNA Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 0, 96KX d-40, CHUM 14-12, WRCK on, WPST d-40, K104 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KPAT. Medium: WROR, WCHV. KSEL-FM on, WCIL-FM on, KRNA KSET-FM 23-19, BJ105 on, WANS-FM on, WJXQ 21-18, 95XIL d-35, WZYQ on, GEORGE FISCHOFF "Pretty Kitty" (MMG) 6/0 on-dp, KFMZ 24-20. Medium 2/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Médium: WCCO, WSKY. Shirts Meets Girl)" (Arista) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, HAIRCUT ONE HUNDRED "Favourite (Boy KENNY G "I Can't Tell You Why" (Arista) 5/2 3, Debuts 3, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 1, WQID, KRLA 20-19, WPST d-39, WKRZ-FM on, KSET-FM d-30, Moves: Up Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WHBC, KFQD. WCSC on, WJXQ on-dp, Z104 2624, KNBQ on, KQMQ d-30, KVOL on, WCIL-FM on, KENI 27-26, KKLV on, KDZA on. MOTELS 'Take The L" (Capitol) 5/1 1, Medium: WSGN, WSRZ. In (Full Moon/Asylum) 16/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds WKBR. TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT "So Much Love" 5/1 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 14, KEARTH, KIIS-FM, KIQQ, WSPK, BJ105, WOKI, KSTT, JON STEVENS "Lover My Love" (Big Time/MCA) 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Medium: WSKY. WNAM, KSKD, WACZ, WFBG, WXLK, WSPT, KDZA, KYNO-FM on. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light RONNIE MILSAP "He Got You" (RCA) 16/0 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 1, Adds 0, WAEB 19-16, V100 16-15, KTSA 15-14, Y103 23-20, BJ105 on, KIIK d-18, KIOA on, KOFM 21-18, WJBQ 39-35, WFBG 32-31, WXLK on, KWLO 27-26, KENI 29-27. BAND "When I'm Holding You Tight" (EMI America) 14/1 MICHAEL STANLEY activity on Moves: Up 5, Debuts 0, Seme 8, Down 0, Adds 1, K104, 96KX 24-21, WGCL 13-6, WPHD 29-28, WRCK on, WYCR BREAKERS are those newer records Judged to have the greatest level of station WFBG on, WOMP-FM on, KFMZ on, KENT on. on, WJXQ 27-23, WKDD 23-17, WIGY on, any given week. NEW & ACTIVE Includes songs reported by at least 50 CHR or 30 A/C In The Street" (Atco) 14/1 AXE "Rock 'N' Roll Party The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation Indicate 2, 7, Down 0, Adds 1, WKFM, 96KX 32-30, KEGL d-29, WPHD on, WRCK on, WOKI reporting stations. Moves: Up 4, Debuts Same how many added It this 32-29, WRVQ 30-29, WKAU on-dp, WOMP-FM on, WZYQ on, KVOL d-30, KRNA on-dp, KYYA 29-24. how many reporters are on the record this week and, of those, listed for each COTTON "He Could Be The One" (Elektra) 14/0 week. CHR stations report numbered playlists, and all possible moves are JOSIE on, 3, Debuts 2, Seme 9, Down 0, Adds 0, WCAU-FM on, WLOL-FM on, KRLA d-30, WKFM on, BJ105 (HEAVY, MEDIUM, Moves: Up (UP, DEBUTS, SAMES, DOWNS, ADDS). A/C stations report by rotations KSKD ondp, KQMQ on, WGUY 28-23, KKLV on, KSLY 26-22. song WZZR 27-24, WKDD d-30, designation indicate how many "Close Enough To Perfect" (RCA) 13/2 LIGHT, ADD). me two numbers following each rotational ALABAMA WOKI 34-31, WCIR on, how many added It Into Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 2, KITY, WFOX. KTSA on, KXX108 on, stations have the record In that particular rotation and, of those, KDZA on. Z102 25-22, WFLB 30-24, WXLK on, KVOL on, KSLY on, that same rotation. BILLY PRESTON "I'm Never Gonna Say Goodbye" (Motown) 12/3 on, KFI on, KITY on, KSTT Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 3, WIGY, KVOL, WAZY-FM, WXKS-FM 26-22, KIOA on, WJBQ on, WGUY on, 99KG d-31, KSLY on. SIGNIFICANT ACTION Is a quantitative listing of songs below the New b Active level. TAVARES "A Penny For Your Thoughts" (RCA) 11/8 releases. The number In parentheses WFOX, WFLB, KVOL, KSLY, Indicates one of this week's most added new Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 8, KRLA, KIIS-FM, BJ105, WGH, in MOST ADDED and HOTTEST sections of the WXKS-FM on, KEARTH d-30, KIQQ d-39. immediately following the songs listed the JEFFREY OSBORNE "On The Wings Of Love" (A&M) 11/4 BACK PAGE Indicate the total number of all our reporters In either CHR or A/C adding the WFLB, WGLF, WHHY-FM on, FM100 d-28, WNAM Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 4, KTFM, KIKI, song this week or noting that the song Is among their five hottest. on, WCIR on, 0104 d-28, 95SGF on, WFOX on. Continued on Page 61

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4 2 1 O JOHN COUGAR/Jack Et Diane (Riva/PolyGram) 8 5 2 0 AMERICA/You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 6 4 3 O ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Eye In The Sky (Arista) 6 4 3 0 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Eye In The Sky (Arista) 11 6 4 O JACKSON BROWJJE/Somebody's Baby (Asylum) 19 14 11 © JUICE NEWTON/Break It To Me Gently (Capitol) 16 11 6 O MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time...) (WB) 1 1 1 4 KENNY ROGERS/Love Will Turn You Around (Liberty) 10 7 5 O ASIA/Only Time Will Tell (Geffen) 17 13 9 0 MICHAEL McDONALD/I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time...) (WB) 1 1 2 6 CHICAGO/Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Full Moon/WB) 4 2 4 6 ELTON JOHN/Blue Eyes (Geffen) 13 12 9 O MEN AT WORK/Who Can It Be Now? (Columbia) 27 18 14 Ip GLENN FREY/The One You Love (Asylum) 19 15 10 O AMERICA/You Can Do Magic (Capitol) 11 9 7 8 ROBERTA FLACK/I'm The One (Atlantic) 5 5 7 9 MELISSA MANCHESTER/You Should Hear How She... (Arista) 15 11 10 O JACKSON BROWNE/Somebody's Baby (Asylum) 21 17 15 ( TOTO/Make Believe (Columbia) 7 6 6 10 MICHAEL MURPHEY/What's Forever For (Liberty) 14 13 11 11 ELTON JOHN/Blue Eyes (Geffen) - 28 19 gbl NEIL DIAMOND/Heartlight (Columbia) 2 3 8 12 PAUL McCARTNEY/Take It Away (Columbia) 2 3 5 12 PAUL McCARTNEY/Take It Away (Columbia) 28 22 17 SANTANA/Hold On (Columbia) 28 21 17 J. COCKER Er J. WARNES/Up Where We Belong (Island/Atco) - 24 20 e GLENN FREY/The One You Love (Asylum) 5 8 13 14 CHICAGO/Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Full Moon/WB) - 25 22 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy (WB) 18 16 15 DIONNE WARWICK/For You (Arista) 24 20 18 RANDY MEISNER/Never Been In Love (Epic) 13 12 12 16 NICOLETTE LARSON/I Only Want To Be With You (WB) 27 23 19 KIM CARNES/Voyeur (EMI America) 3 7 8 17 CROSBY, STILLS Et NASH/Wasted On The Way (Atlantic) 8 9 12 18 SURVIVOR/Eye Of The Tiger (Scotti Bros./CBS) 22 20 18 WILLIE NELSON/Let It Be Me (Columbia) 28 25 KENNY LOGGINS with STEVE PERRY/Don't Fight It (Columbia) 26 23 20 RONNIE MILSAP/He Got You (RCA) 30 e A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS/I Ran (So Far Away) (Jive/Arista) - 27 FLEETWOOD MAC/Gypsy (WB) 30 26 23 ) 38 SPECIAL/You Keep Runnin' Away (A&M) - 25 SYLVIA/Nobody (RCA) - 29 27 0 REO SPEEDWAGON/Sweet Time (Epic) 25 24 22 DOLLY PARTON/I Will Always Love You (RCA) - 27 24 e STEEL BREEZE/You Don't Want Me Anymore (RCA) - - 30 ® AIR SUPPLY/Young Love (Arista) - - 29 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Heart Attack (MCA) 10 10 16 24 PAUL DAVIS/Love Or Let Me Be Lonely (Arista) - 30 26 TANE' CAIN/Holdin' On (RCA) 30 25 23 25 WALTER MURPHY/Themes From "E,T." (MCA) G RICK SPRINGFIELD/I Get Excited (RCA) KARLA BONOFF/Please Be The One (Columbia) - WHO/Athena (WB) - ® STEPHEN BISHOP/If Love Takes You Away (WB) - C) NEIL DIAMOND/Heartlight (Columbia) 12 19 21 28 FLEETWOOD MAC/Hold Me (WB) 3 8 13 29 CROSBY, STILLS Et NASH/Wasted On The Way (Atlantic) 21 27 28 29 MELISSA MANCHESTER/You Should Hear How She... (Arista) -mie> Q JOE JACKSON/Steppin' Out (A&M) 9 15 26 30 HERB ALPERT/Route 101 (AErM) BILLY JOEL (83) CHICAGO (39) MOST. FLEETWOOD MAC "Gypsy" (24) NEIL DIAMOND (21) C.S. Et N. "Southern" (52) JOE JACKSON (37) JEFFREY OSBORNE (24) SYLVIA (21) POINTER SISTERS (45) PAUL CARRACK (33) ADDED CROSBY, STILLS Er NASH (23) CHICAGO "Love Me"(17) JOHN COUGAR (144) ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (69) AMERICA (69) ELTON JOHN (42) JACKSON BROWNE (83) MEN AT WORK (54) HOTTEST MICHAEL McDONALD (53) JUICE NEWTON (39) MICHAEL McDONALD (73) AMERICA (50) ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (48) JACKSON BROWNE (38) BREAKERS. RICK SPRINGFIELD KARLA BONOFF I Get Excited (RCA) Please Be The One (Columbia) 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 38, Same 36, 53% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy: 6/0, Medium 41/2, Down 0, Adds 32 including WKTI, KZZP, WTIC-FM, KZZB, Light 23/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WLTA, WSFM, WWYZ, WVIC, KHOP. See Parallels, debuts at number 26 on the CHR WAAY, WHBC, KLTE, KUGN, KEZL, KCMQ. Debuts at number chart. WHO 26 on the A/C chart. STEPHEN BISHOP Athena (WB) reporters on it. Moves: Up 54, Debuts 20, Same 30, If Love Takes You Away (WB) 59% of our on it. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 35/4, 0, 19 including KEGL, Z93, KEARTH, KF1, XTRA. 52% of our reporters Down Adds 0, Total Adds 16, WHB, WISN, KEX, Parallels, debuts at number 27 on the CHR chart. Light 27/12, Extra Adds See KJR, KPLZ, WICC, WRIE, WSBA, WHBC, WTRX, WFMK, NEIL DIAMOND WQUA, WMHE, KEZL, WWNR, WBOW. Debuts at number 27 Heartlight (Columbia) on the A/C chart. 59% of our reporters on it. Moves: UP 34, Debuts 33, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 29 including WNBC, WKBW, WGCL, KUBE, Q103. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on the CHR chart. NEW & ACTIVE 25-49 JACKSON JOE OMMATTHEW WILDER "Work So Hard" (Arista) 61/11 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 32/2, Light 27/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 11, KPPL, WSLI, WAIV, WRVR, Steppin' Out (A&M) WISM-FM, KLTE, WQUA, KCEE, KCRG, KVOX, KBAI. Heavy: WLTA, KEY103. Medium: WARM98, WCCO, 58% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 26, Debuts 21, Same 36, WSBA, SM95, WHBY, WHBC, KRNT, KBOI, KUGN, KUDO, WKZE-FM, WCTC, WCHV, KSEL, KFOR, WJON. Down 1, Adds 37 including WCAU-FM, 94Q, KIIS-FM, WYCR, STEVIE WONDER "Ribbon In The Sky" (Tamla/Motown) 54/12 0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 28/6, Light 25/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 12, WROR, KING, WICC, WSFM, WVIC. See Parallels, debuts at number 30 on the CHR chart. WWYZ, WSBA, WHHY, Y106, KCRG, KCMQ, KISN, KVSF. Heavy: WBEN. Medium: 97AIA, WARM98, WCCO, WRIE, WHBY, KRNT, WQUA, KBOI, KUGN, KKUA, KWAV, KSL, WWNR, WKZE-FM, KSEL, KFOR, KRLC. JUICE NEWTON BILLY PRESTON "I'm Never Gonna Say Goodbye" (Motown) 44/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 23/0, Light 18/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KEY103, KKUA, WEIM. Break It Me Gently (Capitol) Medium: WLTA, WSB, 97AIA, WARM98, KFMB, WAFB, WAIV, Y106, WHBY, KBOI, KUGN, KSL, WTNY, WSKY, 58% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 87, Debuts 8, Same 16, WORG, KFOR, WJON, KFQD, KTWO, KQDI, KRNO, KRKK, KVSF. KRQ. See FM JEFFREY OSBORNE "On The Wings Of Love" (A&M) 43/24 Down 2, Adds 7 including 94Q, KHFI, WDCG, KNBQ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/2, Light 30/20, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 24, KFMB, KPLZ, WWYZ, next week on the CHR chart. KEY103, KMGC, WSLI, WQUE, WHBC, WENS, WQUA, WMHE, KKRD, KSL, WWNR, WKBR, WCHV, KSEL, Parallels, will debut WLVA, KVOX, WJON, WBOW, KFQD, KRLC, KISN. Medium: WLTA, WCCO, WHHY, SM95, WHBY, WKZE-FM. PAUL CARRACK "I Need You" (Epic) 38/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/3, Light 15/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, KGW, WWYZ, WRVR, KUDL, WISM- FM, WTNY, WSKY, KSEL, KISN. Heavy: KKUA. Medium: WLTT, WSB, 97AIA, KEY103, WSGN, WHHY, SM95, sm,.NEW & ACTIVE Y106, WFMK, WMHE, KBOI, WCHV, WORG, KWEB, WJON, WBOW, KRLC. BOBBY CALDWELL "All Of My Love" (Polydor/PolyGram) 36/5 CARRACK "I Need You" (Epic) 110/33 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 21/1, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WAFB, Y106, WHIO, KMBZ, KWAV. PAUL WCAU-FM, JB105, 293, 94Q, KOPA, Heavy: WQUA. Medium: WLTA, WSB, 97AIA, WCCO, KEY103, WRVR, WTRX, KBOI, WKZE-FM, WSKY, WCHV, Moves: Up 21, Debuts 23, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 33 including O KWLO. KSEL, WLVA, WORG, KVOX, WJON, KFQD, KTWO, KRLC, KRKK. WLAN-FM, KROK, WA8B-FM, KIOA, WMEE, KJRB, KRQ, WFBG, Fun" (De-Lite/PolyGram) 108/9 SANTANA "Hold On" (Columbia) 34/4 KOOL Et THE GANG "Big KKFM, WIGY, WFEA, WYKS, Heavy 6/0, Medium 15/0, Light 13/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WQUA, WWNR. KPAT, KFQD. Heavy: 18, Same 28, Down 2, Adds 9, KIMN, WJDX, 2104, WHOT, Rotations: Moves: Up 51, Debuts 24-18. WSRZ, WFMK, WEIM, WSKY, WLVA. Medium: WHEN, WSGN, WQUE, WTRX, KWAV, KYUU, WKBR, Y100 20-15, XTRA 7-6, WKRZ-FM 32-29, WKDQ 22-17, KQMQ WHHY, KATI, PRO -FM 15-9, wTNY, WCHV, WORG, KCMQ, KVOX, KBAI, KRKK, KVSF. Et NASH "Southern Cross" (Atlantic) 95/52 CROSBY, STILLS 0103, WRCK, WKRZ-FM, 0100, STILLS Er NASH "Southern Cross" (Atlantic) 31/23 5, Debuts 16, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 52 including B104,13100, QCROSBY, Moves: Up Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/5, Light 17/16, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 23, WTAE, WHB, WISN, KFMB, KIOA, WKAU, KKXX, KSKD, WIGY, KSLY. KSEL, WORG, FM100, WANS-FM, KEY103, KMGC, WHHY, WENS, WFMK, WISM-FM, WMHE, KBOI, K108, WEIM, WTNY, WSKY, KUDO, WKZE-FM, KRLC, KBAI. SYLVIA "Nobody" (RCA) 92/18 WGCL, Q103, KVOX, WJON, WBOW, KRKK, KSRO. Heavy: SM95. Medium: WBEN, WSRZ, 13, Seme 26, Down 1, Adds 18 including WKBW, WCAU-FM, Moves: Up 34, Debuts WYKS, WAZY-FM. "Fandango" (AEtM) 31/13 WLAN-FM, FM100, KOFM, KEYN-FM, K093, WJBO, WTSN, aHERB ALPERT KOPA, WTRY, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/3, Light 19/10, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 13, WLTA, KEX, KING, WTIC, World Man" (Mercury/PolyGram) 90/24 WSKY, WBOW, KRKK, KSRO. Medium: WSB, SM95, WHBY, WEIM, RUSH "New WCAU-FM, 96KX, WLS-FM, WKEE, WHBC, KKUA, KSL, WWNR, WKZE-FM, Up 11, Debuts 16, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 24 including Moves: WCGQ, KRNA, KDZA. WDEF, KSEL, WLVA, WJON, KRLC. KZZB, WHHY-FM, WBBQ, WBCY, WKFR, KQKQ, KLUC, WOMP-FM,

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