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Gabc Radio Networks ********************************************************************* PLEASE AUDITION EACH DISC IMMEDIATELY. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT US WITH SHADOE STEVENS AT (213) 882-8330. ********************************************************************* TOPICAL PROMOS TOPICAL PROMOS FOR SHOW #21 ARE LOCATED ON DISC 4. TRACKS 6. 7 & 8. DO NOT USE AFTER SHOW #21. AT4o ACTUALITIES ARE LOCATED ON DISC 4, TRACKS 9, 1o & 11, IMMED!ATEL Y FOLLOWING TOPICAL PROMOS ***AT40 SNEEK PEEK LOCATED ON DISC 4. TRACK 12*** 1. STING STRUGGLES. WHITNEY MODELS :29 Hi, I'm Shadoe Stevens with an invitation to hits and more on American Top 40. Last week, Spin Doctors were still operating at #1 with "Two Princes". And bass player Mark White told us a funny story about meeting the other three guys. We also looked at the struggling days of Sting, the modeling days of Whitney Houston ... I had the whole scoop on Prince's retirement from recording. Plus Janet & Michael Jackson became the first brother and sister back to back in the top ten with solo hits. Hit history happens here every week, join me won't ya, for American Top 40! (LOCAL TAG) 2. BIGGEST HITS PLAYED ON RADIO :30 Hi, I'm Shadoe Stevens. Join me for the biggest hits across the entire U.S.A., direct from the official Billboard chart, the songs played on radios across the U.S.A. Every week, from our digital studios in Hollywood, we dig deep into the music that matters the most to you. We've got all the hit facts, plus exclusive stories from the stars about themselves and their songs, Flashbacks to the hit past, radio-active Sneek Peeks at the hit future, weekly Music News, plus our Long Distance Dedications from people just like you, it might even be you. Tell 'em you heard it all right here, on American Top 40. (LOCAL TAG) 3. HIT TIMES TO #1 :29 Hey Shadoe Stevens here. Last week on American Top 40, we talked to TV star and hot new singer Joey Lawrence, those rock wise guys Ugly Kid Joe and Spin Doctors who've had #1 sewn up for six weeks now. We played the numbers game with Top 40 titles, right up to Prince's hit "7". Also had the story behind his idea of a retirement plan. There was a Flashback to the year "Bette Davis Eyes" was #1, that was 1981, and we had an AT40 Sneek Peek from Boy Krazy with their hot new song, "Good Times With Bad Boys". Tune in to American Top 40 with D'Shadoe for hit times on the chart, non-stop to #1 ! Right here and only here on ... (LOCAL TAG) **** FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE HAVE PLACED A 25 HZ TONE AT -10 DB AT THE END OF OUR NETWORK COMMERCIAL BREAKS TO ACCOMMODATE AUTOMATED AND SEMI-AUTOMATED STATIONS**** @ ABC Watermark GABC RADIO NETWORKS 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W, Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 VOICE: 213.882.8330 FAX: 213.850.1050 AT40 ACTUALITIES w. SHOW 21 DISC 4 TRACKS 9,10, & 11 1. This five-man band is from Isla Vista, California; Quite a colorful bunch .... and Whitfield Crane and Klaus Eichstadt told us about all the guys in UGLY KID JOE: UGLY KID JOE ACTUALITY: (:49) "It's crazy. You think, really crazy? Yeah, totally. What's the word, outspoken? Obnoxious? I'm pretty quiet and mellow. Cordell is like kind of the hippy. He wears his great grandma's blue glasses like the rims, they're like a hundred years old, and he drives his grandma's Volvo, like a green Volvo, loves like the Ohio Players and stuff like that. He's just this mellow dude. Roger is the college graduate, so he actually could get a job in the real world. And Mark is the drummer. He's in everything, like if you talk about being a lumberjack, he says 'I used to be one of those, you know, I remember that.' He's been like a Skate Rat, he's worked in a grocery store for eight years in Monticito and wore a short haired wig to work. He knows stupid little facts too. He's like the fact king. 'Did you know that Vodka is made from a potato or something like that." 2. Joey Lawrence plays the role of Joey Russo on the TV show, 'Blossom' He talked to us about the character: JOEY LAWRENCE ACTUALITY: (:28) "Joey Russo is sort of, really kind of stupid guy, but he's really a great guy. He's very kind, he wouldn't hurt anybody, and he's really sensitive, and there's certain things that do bother him. He wouldn't hurt a soul and I think that's what makes people like him so much ... is that people can first of all relate with him about the whole school problem. You know, some people, school is just not for them. He had a dream of becoming a major league baseball player and he's really close it. He's like a stupid jock, but he's a great guy and that's just the way it is." 3. We spoke with Mark White, the bass player of the band, Spin Doctors, about the chemistry of having the right players in a group -- finding the right sound. Mark was also the last man to join the other three members. We asked him what his first impression was of the other guys? MARK WHITE ACTUALITY: (:38) "I thought they were freaks man. I thought they were bums, they were dressed so bad, it was unbelievable. They were like smart. I never met musicians that were so smart, they knew exactly what they were. They're in control. Most cats aren't in control, like the way these guys were and everything was done, like business-wise, you know, but with a lot of fun though. The first show that we did, I knew really wanted to be part of the band. The first show that we did Rehearsals, I didn't know what was going on, but during, the first time I played, thJt was the most fun I've ever had on stage and so, I was totally into the band. It was ,1 total winning situation, right from day one, everybody just had a good time." AIR DATE WEEKEND: 5/23/93 o IABC Watermark I HOURS 1 & 2 SHOW#gi 3575 Cahuenga. Blvd W, Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068-1346 VOICE: 213.882.8330 FAX: 213.850.1050 or 213.850.5832 ABC RADIO NETWORK WITH SH ADO E STEVENS Outside the US contact RADIO EXPRESS 1.213.850.1003 Theme and Opening of Part I Theme and Opening of Part II Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mark Leggett/Who Did That Music-BMI Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mark Leggett/Who Did That Musio-BMI #40 TELL ME WHAT YOU DREAM (A/8) Restless Heart featuring Warren HIH #30 LOVE OONT LOVE YOU (B) En Vogue #39 l'M GONNA GET YOU (PRS/8) Bizarre Inc. featuring Angle Brown #38 SIMPLE UFE (A) Elton John #29 ORDINARY WORLD (copyright control) Duran Duran CONNECT COMM / MILES LAB/ HERSHEY 2:00 (out cue) Jingle ends cold with • ... to pieces.' OXYLINE / MILES LAB/ LIFE SAVERS / DIMETAPP 2:00 (out cue) Voice out cold with • ... as directed.' HOUR 1 TRACK 1 RUN TIME: 15:08 (LOCAL INSERT 1:00) !f{OUR 2 TRACK 1 RUN TIME: 11:25 (LOCAL INSERT 1 :00) AT40Jlngle AT40Jlngle #37 7 (A) Prince & The N.P.G. #28 IN THESE ARMS (A) Bon Jovl AT40 LDQ· I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU (B) Whitney Houston #36 REGRET (A) New Order #27 LOVE U MORE (A) Sunscreem OXYLINE / VASELINE 1 :00 (out cue) Jingle fades after• ... sun care.' VAS ELI NE / GREYHOUND 1 :00 (out cue) Jlngte fades after· ... driving to us.' HOUR 1 TRACK 2 RUN TIME: 9:32 (LOCAL INSERT 2:00 STATION ID :10) HOUR 2 TRACK 2 RUN TIME: F:C-4 (LOCAL INSERT 2:00 STATION :10) AT40 Jingle AT40 Jingle #26 I'll NEVER GET OVER YOU (GETTING OVER ME) (A) Expose #35 l'M EVERY WOMAN (A) Whttney Houston #25 LIYIN' ON THE EOOE (A) Aerosmllh #34 CAT'S IN THE CRADLE (A) Ugly Kid Joe #24 BUDDY X (B) Neneh Cherry #33 BED OF ROSES (A) Bon Jovl CONNECT COMM/ U.S. ARMY/ MILES LAB 2:00 U.S. ARMY / WRIGLEY / LIFE SAVERS / MILES LAB 2:00 (out cue) Jingle ends cold with • ... oh them bones.' (out cue) Jingle out cold with • ... oh them bones.' HOUR 1 TRACK 3 RUN TIME: 16:34 (LOCAL INSERT 1:00) HOUR 2 TRACK 3 RUN TIME: 13:55 (LOCAL INSERT 1:00) AT40Jlngle AT40 Jingle #32 MR. WENDAL (B) Arrested Development #23 SLEEPING SATELLITE (A) Tasmln Archer AT40 MUSIC NEWS #22 INFORMER (A) Snow l6·17-6·331 SONG INTRO FOR LOCAL ID (·161 #21 THE MORNING PAPERS (A) Prince & The N.P.G. #31 WANNAGIRL (A) Jeremy Jordan WRIGLEY /VASELINE 1:00 (out cue) Jingle fades after• ... sun care." AMERICAN PLASTICS/ VASELINE 1 :00 (out cue) Jingle fades after• .. sun care.' HOUR1 TRACK4 RUNTIME: 12:20 (LOCALINSERT2:00STATIONID:10) HOUR2 TRACK 4 RUNTIME: 11 :18 (LOCALINSERT2:00 STATION:10) AMERICAN TOP 40 uses "Hit Discs CD's" provoed by TM century =. ~:!:0~:44~~ INC (214) 934-2121 or (800) 937-2100 AIR DATE WEEKEND: 5/23/93 IABCWatermark I HOURS~ SHOW# 21 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W, Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068-1346 e e e VOICE: 213.882.8330 FAX: 213.850.1050 or 213.850.5832 WITH SH;.r;: E STEVENS • Ou1slde the US contact RADIO EXPRESS 1.213.850.1003 ABC RADIO NETWORK Theme and Opening of Part Ill Theme and Opening of Part IV Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mark Leggett/Who Did That Mu•io-BMI Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mari< Leggett/Who Did That Mu•io-BMI #20 THE RIGHT KIND OF LOVE (A) Jeremy Jordan #10 NOTHIN' MY LOVE CANT FIX (A/8) Joey Lawrence #9 FREAK ME (B) SIik #19 ANGEL (A/8) Jon Secada #8 PQNT WALK AWAY (A/8) Jade CONNECT COMM/ PONTIAC/ LIFE SAVERS 2:00 (out cue) Jingle ends cold with • .
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