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ISSUE NUMBER 499 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER SEPTEMBER 2,1983 Brandt Joins INS I D E: KROQ As GM KMEL/San Francisco GSM the late '60s and early '70s pro- Harris AM Stereo Michael Brandt has been named gressive radio." Brandt had Off For Three Months? General Manager of KROQ- served as KMEL's GSM for the AM & FM/Los Angeles, taking past four and a half years. A new FCC type acceptance for the com- over from T. Patrick Welsh, who Previously, he held sales posi- York, pany may take 90 days, the latest word will be working with KROQ-AM tions at WNEW-FM/New WMCA/New York, Katz, and has it, and stations can't get Special Tem- & FM owner Ken Roberts in de- McGavren-Guild. porary Authority to continue either. veloping new, entertainment - Page 4 related businesses. Mason Promoted To OM joining Brandt told R&R Concurrent with Brandt's ap- to The Complete Guide KROQ was "an opportunity pointment is the promotion of move up in position and market air personality Scott factor KROQ-FM To Deano Day size. And the overriding Mason to the newly -created itself. the on- was the station It's position of Operations Manager. The KLACILos Ange- in a long ly station I've seen He will have responsibilities on les morning legend is time that catches the feeling of several levels: production, proof profiled as never be- excitement and enthusiasm motion, public affairs, public fore, as Lon Helton service, engineering, and pro- exposes Deano's un- grarnming. Mason will report to orthodox radio wizard- PD Freddie Snakeskin. ry to the world. Radio In Upbeat Mood At Page 36 Martin Identifier Confusion Sixth Annual NAB RPC Upped To Mounts Audience Study Draws Fire; MTV, Radio Basics Hot Topics and business- WCLR VP Jhan Hiber explains the intricacies of An optimistic like atmosphere prevailed at WCLR/Chicago Program Di- on assigning credit Arbitron's policies the NAB's Radio Programming rector Dave Martin has been emphasizes for muddled identifiers, and Conference '83 in San Francisco promoted to VP. Prior to join- the importance of protecting your own this week, with most of the ap- ing WCLR 17 months ago, Mar- station. proximately 2000 managers and tin programmed competitors Page 12 programmers in attendance WCFL and WFYR, as well as displaying solid faith in radio's WBZ/Boston. He will retain his Y100 Celebrates Its Tenth future. A strong emphasis on programming duties. knowl- In making the announcement, hard facts and practical NETWORKS AT NAB Participating in a panel called "Building As Y100 extends its dominance over the - President/GM Chet Red- edge characterized most of the Today's Professional Network Programming" at WCLR Audiences With never seen Miami market to ten years, Joel Denver ql.ssions, and a broad survey of the NAB RPC were (l -r) ABC's Willard Lochridge, NBC's Jim Far- path stated, "I've talks to PD Rob Walker about the station's radio audience attitudes provid- ley, CBS's Frank Murphy, RKO's Dave Cooke, Mutual's Glenn anybody have so much visibility enduring success. ed a thematic focus for the con- Morgan, and SMN's Ellen Ambrose. in such a short period of time at Page 24 ference. any company. In this very The survey, entitled "Radio nine audience groups (see story MTV Debate tough competitive environment, his input has certainly helped to People in The WARS: How To Survive In The Page 20). Its overall message Another study, from Jon Cole- Detroit the vast ma- make WCLR what it is today. '80s" and conducted by was cheering, as man & Associates, was present- The qualities that make Dave News This Week research firm Reymer & Gersin jority of respondents felt that ed Sunday morning, with MTV Associates, isolated psychogra- "something very important VP/GM at KTWN its topic. Many of the findings Doug Brown phic characteristics for follow- would be missing from life" if Jerry Reo WGR PD came as good news for the cable ers of each of nine radio for- radio was gone; and the Mon- service, such as the Sam Bellamy resigns from KMET music video mats, and also established at- day morning presentation of the evidence that longtime sub- Paul Cook Sean Coakley, Yeskel, Jeff titude variations within those survey was enthusiastically scribers tend to increase their head Arista AOR received. But at individual for- MTV viewing instead of burning William B. Tanner steps down Rivers New mat meetings, which were out and slacking off. But conclu- Ray Marshall Op. Dir. at WWWE structured around the survey sions that MTV draws viewers Peter Coughlin WCMF's VP/GM findings and featured presenta- more from TV audiences than staff- Gary King PD at KXOK PD At WRBQ tions by Reymer & Gersin radio, and a conciliatory ad- ers, disagreement with some of Doug Lane WCII PD KOPA/Phoenix PD Steve dress from MTV VP Les Gar- the study's conclusions did sur- Austin Vail, Kimo Akane upped at Rivers will exit that First Media land, did not prevent a lively CHR outlet to become the new face (particularly in Country effect on ra- KKUA & KOMO debate over MTV's Program Director at Harte- and CHR circles). NAB/See Page 21 he is transcend the unilat- Page 3, 21 what Hanks's WRBQ-AM & FM eral `brain trust' programming (QM) /Tampa in mid -Septem- 1 sue. He is a spectacular Format Leaders ber. Rivers has been PD at (MGC Promotes Two In leader, beloved by everyone at Showcase KOPA since the format debuted the station. We are very lucky five years ago. He previously Programming Department to have him here." WKZE-FMICape Cod, MA; WVAFIChar- served as PD of WAPE/Jack- Nicholl Named OM, Schell To PD; Martin told R&R, "I'm truly teston, WV; and WVEEIAtlanta are the privileged to be part of Bonne- ratings success stories of the week. See Dowe Set For Mornings ville International Corporation, the A/C and Black Radio sections for the In twin programming promo- has created. It's going to be a which is undoubtedly one of the scoop. tions at KMGC/Dallas, PD good marriage." finest broadcasting companies very Page 35, 40 Steve Nicholl has been elevated Discussing next week's debut in this country today. I'm to the newly -created position of of new morning personality Ken fortunate to have great leaders Album Stickering Operations Director, while Pro- Dowe (R&R 8-26), Small con- like CEO Arch Madsen and motion Director Jack Schell tinned, "Ken's arrival at KMGC Chet Redpath, who set the tone Pros And Cons moves up to PD. KMGC/Continued on Page 21 for winning at the top." KMGC President/GM David For record companies, stickering albums Small commented, "Steve has with the message "As Heard On WXXX" always been very strong in the Network To Geffen sounds like a perfect promotion - but the analysis and formatics of the Al Coury's Network Records Capitol before founding Net- backlash from competing stations some- station, and this just gives him has signed an agreement with work in 1981, commented, times makes it more trouble than it's worth. sonville and WGNG/Provi- the opportunity to focus on that. Geffen Records, with forthcom- "What convinced us that Geffen Page 33 dence. We really try to concentrate on ing albums and singles by Net- is the place to be is their multi- WRBQ-AM & FM VP/GM the personal strengths of our work artists Irene Cara and media approach, a philosophy Michael Osterhout told R&R, managers and have them Moving Pictures to be released in which I firmly believe. We "We are very fortunate to have dedicate themselves to these on a joint logo basis through have a lot of friends at Geffen someone of Steve's caliber join- areas as much as possible. Geffen in North America. and are looking forward to a S3 SC Single Copy ing our team, helping us to Now, Jack's strengths are in Coury, who formerly headed long and prosperous relation- carry on the winning tradition. working with people and being RSO Records and served as ship on Page 21 RIVERS/Continued on Page 21 able to implement what Steve Senior VP/Promotion for NETWORK/Continued

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"I'd had a chance to work with The Research Group in another market where they helped us find a hole and soar from a 2.3 to an 11.2 share. It was a great success. But here in Sacramento the situation was different. At KRAK - an AM country station being attacked by a "more music" country FM - and KEWT -a beautiful music FM which had fallen off to a 5.5 - we were dealing with two tough turn -around situations. The Research Group - and our good team of people here at the stations - worked as usual: hard and smart. Today, we're coming back pretty nicely. KRAK is up from a 4.8 to a 6.7 (beating the FM country) and KEWT is #1 in Sacramento with an 8.2. We couldn't have done it without good people ... and The Research Group."

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R&R's Ratings Report Is Here KRAB For $7.8 Million In separate transactions, Sunbelt Com- Brown departs his Malrite post after nine The 1983 R&R Ratings Report (Vol II), covering munications has agreed to purchase Class C months in Denver. He joined the company all the spring Arbitran and Birch results, ships with FM properties KTWN/Minneapolis for $3.8 as Local Sales Manager in 1975 from to this issue. Packed with all the ratings data you need million and KRAB/Seattle for $4 million, WHK/Cleveland, and was promoted GSM the following year. Eighteen months to know, it's free to all subscribers -a bonus for our pending FCC approval. North Suburban Radio Co., which is sell- later, Brown became GM at-sister station readership. he was ing KTWN, retains ownership of Country - KEEY-AM & FM, and after a year, formatted sister daytimer KKKC. Both sta- promoted to VP/GM. In 1980, Brown was Washington Report 4 Nashville: Sharon Allen 39 tions are licensed to nearby Anoka. named Midwest Regional VP, and finally Radio: Walt Love 40 He What's New 6 Black As part of the change, Sunbelt has ap- VP/Western Division in November 1982. Networks/Suppliers 8 Calendar: Brad Messer 40 pointed Malrite Communications Group told R&R, "After ten years with Malrite, 12 Marketplace 42 about Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber Western Region VP and KPPL & it's a big step for me, but I'm excited Ratings Results 14 Opportunities 43 KLAK/Denver GM it. We've got a tremendous staff here and Sales 16 National Music Formats 46 Doug Brown as Malrite is a first-class operation. However, 47 Street Talk 18 Jazz Chart VP/GM of KTWN. my family and I really missed Minneapolis, 62 On The Records: Ken Barnes 22 Black Chart The move marks a and when the opportunity came from a CHR: Joel Denver 24 Country Chart 64 return for Brown to SUNBELT/See Page 21 Calendar: Brad Messer 32 AOR Charts 72 the Twin Cities, 72 AOR: Jeff Gelb 34 A/C Chart where he formerly Sam Bellamy A/C: Jeff Green 35 CHR Chart 72 served as VP/GM at Country: Lon Helton 36 Malrite's KEEY-AM KMET & FM/Minneapolis. Departs Sunbelt Chairman/ After nearly nine years with KMET/Los President C.T. Rob- Doug Brown Angeles, the last eight as PD, Sam Bellamy Reo Upped To WGR PD inson stated, "Doug had tremendous has exited the Metromedia AOR outlet Veteran broadcaster and longtime PDs) Larry Anderson and Dave Mason, success running KEEY, and he's a very with no immediate replacement named. WGR/Buffalo Assistant PD/MD Jerry Reo and really look forward to this professional and qualified executive. I feel Bellamy told R&R, "Actually, I'm quite has been promoted to PD. Reo fills the opportunity " confident that whatever we do there forma- happy about it. After nine years at one radio vacancy left three weeks ago when former Reo added he has elevated two-year mid- tically will be done very well with Doug at station I feel the need to find a new avenue OM Dave Mason transferred to Taft sister day personality Joe Galuski to MD. the helm." of challenge. You can get very sluggish station WKRC/Cincinnati. after being in a job that long. There are ex- Commenting on the appointment, WGR AOR citing things about programming that make VP/GM John Soller said, "Jerry has served Arista Sets New National Staff you feel good about yourself. That just hasn't WGR well in many capacities. He brings us Sean Coakley, Paul Yeskel, and Jeff been there for me for a while." station and market knowledge and the Cook have been named to new positions KMET VP/GM Howard Bloom com- maturity this job demands. He's a super within the national album promotion de- mented to R&R, "Sam and I mutually guy, and the support has been unanimous. partment at Arista Records. Coakley and agreed that it was time for a change ... for Jerry has a lot of friends here." Yeskel become National Album Promotion her and for KMET. She spent nine years Reo had been MD at WGR for 101/2 years, Director and Associate National Album being part of the creation of one of the great becoming Assistant PD in 1975. Before, Promotion Director respectively, coming radio stations of the world. We'll miss her a WGR, he was MD and an air personality at from identical posts at Atco Records. lot." Bloom indicated that he "had some crosstown WYSL for five years. Reo told Cook, a seven-year Arista veteran and people in mind" and may have a replace- R&R, ment announcement within a week. first I was reluctant to go for the position Promotion Director, was promoted to Na- Sean Coakley Paul Yeskel Bellamy said she wanted to pursue several since I was already handling the music tional Field Album Promotion Director. commented, "Sean different areas and options, but would not duties and serving as sports anchor in the New Arista VP/Promotion Don Ienner and Paul are an ex- cite specifics. Her last day at KMET was morning. But I received a great deal of en- citing and welcome;, Friday (8-26). couragement, and after a lot of thought, Tanner Steps addition to Arista's realized there was no reason why I new 'A Team,' and shouldn't go for it. It's been worth waiting they have already Lane Becomes for, as WGR is one of the top A/C's in the Down To Face proven to be a dyna- country. I've been well tutored by (former mic force in the field WCII's New PD of promotion. Allegations album Country -formatted WCII/Louisville has STAFF Together with Jeff, tapped Doug Lane as its new Program William B. Tanner, Chairman/Pres- who has excelled in Jeff Cook of Director. Lane, who has six years experi- Publisher: BOB WILSON ident/CEO the William B. Tanner Co. his regional album promotion position, I President/Chief Execu/M Outer: DWIGHT CASE time brokerage, has stepped down from ence programming Country radio, was Vte President, Sales 6 M,kkeög. DICK KRIZMAN am sure they will bring Arista to new those positions, taking leave of most recently PD at WLXR & WLCX/La Executive Editors: KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER a absence. heights in rock radio. This is a team with AR Proctor: RICHARD ZUMWALT Crosse, WI. He replaces Jack Armstrong, Tanner Co. Sr. VP/Treasurer Earl Funk muscle." News Editor : GAIL MITCHELL has also departed his position. Alan Don- who left the station in March. Acting PD Ed %tine 6 Ruwrch Editor: JHAN HIBER Philips remains with the station as Music Fmsr. Editors JOEL DENVER (CHR), JEFF GELB IAORI, nahoe, Vice Chairman/CEO of Tanner Elevated JEFF GREEN WC). LON HELTON (Country), WALT LOVE Marshall Director. (Bieck Betlib!, GAIL MITCHELL IEeey LLWtsronpl. BRAD parent company Media General, said that WOODWARD (NewTelk) Tanner requested the leave "in order to To WWWE WCII Station Manager Edward Hardy Senior Aeaocal@ Editors: KRISANN AUO, ELLEN BARNES R&R, brings some great ideas, a Mood . Editors : BARBARA BARNES. JUDI LUCARELLI, have the time to defend ... against allega- told "Lane NINA ROSSMAN, SYLVIA SALAZAR, CAROL TAYLOR Operations Director wealth of experience and knowledge of Computer Services 09,00, DAN COLE tions made against him by the TNatcc Davao,: ADRIENNE RIDDLE be a great government." Following last week's announcement of Country radio to WCII. He'll Circulation Director MARCELLA LOPER asset to us as part of our plan for continued WeeMnplon Bureau: 818 Connecticut Ave.. NW, Suite 3(X). The FBI and IRS raided the Tanner Co.'s WWWE/Cleveland's switch from Country Weatlington, DC 20000, 1202) 488-4960 Memphis offices three weeks ago, alleging to full -service MOR, MD/Operations Assis- growth in the Louisville market." Vaca President: JONATHAN HALL Lane begins his new duties in Louisville Nelkk. Sobs Director: BARRY O'BRIEN tax and mail fraud and illegal kickback tant Ray Marshall has been promoted to WaoKpton Editor BRAD WOODWARD TANNER/Continued on Page 21 immediately. Sobs Representative: VIVIAN FUNN Operations Director. He had been serving OTce Mendip,: CHERYL SOMERS as acting PD since the departure of former Legal Counsel: JASON SHRINSKY DAUER INTERIM VP/GM ktaeh 9s lunar 1610 18th Avenue South, OM Norm Pringle. Nevhville, TN 37212, 16151 292-8982, 2928983 Regarding Marshall's qualifications, Coughlin VP Bureau Chief SHARON ALLEN Wilson Production Director RICHARD AGATA KXOK Names WWWE President/GM Tom stated, Associate M Director: MARILYN FRANDSEN "We believed WWWE's new direction could At Photography, ROGER ZUMWALT WCMF Typopreohy: KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS, be guided best by someone who was In the recent ownership change at SANDRA GUTIERREZ King As PD familiar with both the Cleveland market GnpMcs- LT PEARL GARY VAN DER STEUR WCMF/Rochester, Peter Coughlin was CrsEW Consultant: MARK SHIPPER Talk -formatted KXOK/St. Louis has and this history of this station. Ray meets promoted from Station Manager to Creative Services Director MIKE ATKINSON those requirements. We have relied very Mrketpace Coordinator PAM BELLAMY made Gary King Program Director, a posi- VP/GM. Also coincidental with the trans- 0f ice Mneper NANCY HOFF tion he's held in an acting capacity since much on Ray's programming input over the fer from Sconnix to Stoner Broadcasting Admtesued. Ascot,: PAULA PONCE four and felt it was time to of- CaMo0r MARGARET BECKWITH joining the station last September. King had past years was the exit of former WCMF President/ Rsdb 6 Recalls e pubashed every Friday by Radio & Records, dc., spent the previous two years as PD/Opera- ficially give him the ball." GM Ted Nixon, a Sconnix principal. 1930 Century Prk Weal, Los Angeles, CA 90087 (213) 553.4330. MARSHALUSee Page 21 Subscrpdns 5215 per year or 380 per pommer. Mrrntbrel same- tions Manager at WJBO/Baton Rouge. Coughlin joined the station in 1980 as (Ion rets 3400 per year. Al reaso neds care tarn but no responsible for RSA reserves at material Meanwhile, KXOK Sales Manager Larry assumed unsolicited meter.. M nods ac Closed Labor Sales Manager, moving up to GSM, then opted for pu0/cetbn. AI semen *0,0sed to PAR or its Editors oI be On Day ...tuned intended for publication and reproduction and may therefore Dauer has been named interim VP/GM, Station Manager. He took the promotion Our Los Angeles, Nashville, and Washing- W used la Mis purpose. Nothing may be reproduced h while 0, d pin temporarily replacing Lee Douglas, who philosophically, telling R&R, "The vice without written permission horn the Publisher The term AOR, Back ton offices will be closed Monday, September Pape, Breakers, Most Added, Nrb,at Akpley/30, Prtleas, Radio 6 departed earlier this month to take the presidency sounds terrific, but all of Sto- Records, and Street Tat, are registered trademarks of Rare & Recorde. 5 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. Printed in U.S.A. Mated first class to the United States, Canada, Erg. same position at WCZY/Detroit. ner's GMs are also VPs. I love it here .. lend. Amylas , New Zealand, red Jew,. îT 1983 Redid 6 Records, R&R will be open for business as usual early aK KXOK dropped its A/C format in April it's great. Stoner seems like a great group In A dhisbn of Hne-Rinks Communications. Tuesday morning. KXOK/See Page 21 of people."

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 R&R/Friday, September 2, 1983 KPRE DENIED RELIEF Washington Harris AM Stereo Silence Report Could Last Three Months FCC officials say it could take from 60 to 90 days for Harris Corp. to get a new type acceptance allowing nearly 70 stations to resume use of

Wirth Slams "Pathetic" (R&R 4-29) . But now the firm has agreed to its AM stereo exciter, which was ordered off the air by September 1. Survey Response, a settlement with Central Illinois Broad- There was more bad news for Harris AM casting, the competing applicant who won stereo stations this week when the FCC said complaints of any kind from mono listeners Blames NAB the license in last fall's initial ruling. it won't grant Special Temporary Authority about distortion. Nobody can hear any Furious that only 25% of 1200 radio sta- Peoria will drop its renewal bid in return (STAs) for them to continue stereo broad- distortion, including our competitor, who tions have responded to his programming for $217,000 for its assets (including $50,000 casts until the problem is resolved. The first we asked." survey so far, House Telecommunications for "the good will of ongoing business), station to seek such an STA, KPRE/Paris, Until directly ordered by the FCC, Sud - Subcommittee Chairman Tim Wirth (D - $1000/month tower rental for 60 months, TX, was notified by telegram Tuesday duth said he won't shut the system down. CO) is laying the blame on the NAB, which and $140,000 for a five-year, 50 -mile non - (8-30) that its request has been rejected. Turning it off in the absence of audible advised members compliance was volun- compete covenant. The FCC generally However, engineer Henry Straube of the distortion is "cutting off our nose to spite tary. Wirth, who termed the response frowns on such covenants but the Mass FCC AM Branch said "it wouldn't hurt" for Harris's face," he contends. "We're not "pathetic," has sent follow-up letters to non - Media Bureau says it won't object because other stations to file for STAs. They can't be hurting anybody. We're helping the respondents, asking them to return the it's anxious to settle this longstanding case. granted right away, but he said the FCC public." surveys by September 6. Buyout Ends KOBY/Reno may be able to approve them sometime "Without the directive of the NAB after lab testing of the Harris system has Test Tone Vs. Programming mailgram," Wirth wrote to NAB President Comparative Challenge begun, but before a new type acceptance is The Harris system met all standards for Eddie Fritts, "this subcommittee would After being off the air for nine years, it granted. low distortion on mono receivers when have a far greater number of survey re- looks like KOBY/Reno may finally be com- Christmas Rush Creates Logjam tested with a pure tone. But FCC Lab of- sponses in hand." Wirth suggested the poor ing to life. KOBY Radio has applied for re- The new Harris application won't even be ficials claim they were unaware that when response hurts the "good faith, collegial ef- newal of its license, but faced a compara- looked at for 30 days because the FCC lab is the tone is replaced with programming, the fort on the part of all" that will be needed to tive challenge from First Broadcasting of currently jammed with a rush of consumer system automatically switches to a dif- craft a broadcast deregulation bill by Oc- Nevada. The FCC designated the case for products awaiting type acceptance for the ferent mode that can lead to much higher tober 15. hearing this spring (R&R 6-3). Christmas season. distortion. Fritts wrote back that he wasn't surpris- According to documents filed with the There's talk in FCC corridors of Commission engineer John Reiser says ed by the lack of cooperation. He pointed FCC, the parties reached a settlement also a stiff fine for Harris. "We've definitely got to that, in its new type acceptance application, out that the NAB, too, gets a low response to agreement on August 22 "whereby KOBY, to do something," Harris hasn't proposed to change its its own industry surveys. for a consideration, would voluntarily dis- engineer John Reed said. He fine the $20,000 system, presumably because changes could miss its application for license renewal suggested a in range WWCT/Peoria Agrees might be proposed to the full Commission. impair the quality of Harris reception on upon the grant of First Broadcasting of Ne- But Bob Ungar of the Office of Science and Sony and Sansui AM stereo receivers now To Give Up License vada's competing application for a con- Technology said no decision on a fine has hitting the market. A year after a law judge's decision deny- struction permit." The Mass Media Bureau been reached. Instead, Harris wants the FCC to change ing its license renewal for illegal transfer of has given its backing to the settlement. the way it measures distortion by using an control and misrepresentations, Peoria KOBY got FCC permission to go dark in No Distortion At KPRE averaging method that would permit its Community Broadcasters has agreed to 1974 while sale negotiations were under- At KPRE, President/GM Eugene Sud- present system to win type acceptance. hand in the license of WWCT/Peoria. way. Those talks dragged on until last year, duth told R&R, "We were one of the earliest Reiser said that request places "a heavy, Peoria was fighting the denial, and in when the buyer backed out. KOBY's au- stations to go stereo and we've promoted it heavy burden on Harris" to prove the April had won permission from the FCC thorization to stay off the air, meanwhile, very heavily. We've been very happy. The technique is valid and is fair to other AM Review Board to submit new evidence had expired in 1979. sound has been excellent and we've had no stereo proponents. FEAR NEW PAPERWORK MOUNTAIN Radio Industry Cool To Proposed Issue -Oriented Programming Log After the U.S. Court of Appeals struck down the abolition of radio reasons for not imposing new record keep- and Donna Lampert. They argued strongly program logs in May, the FCC proposed a new log of all "issue -oriented ing requirements on its licensees rather that issues/programs lists are useless, programming," to be placed in public files every three months. than attempt a quick, but totally making an issue -oriented programming log undesirable, fix." essential to assure "that the licensee's Comments on the plan were due at the the imposition of any new or additional rec- The law firm raised the spectre of sta- overall public service programming is ade- FCC last week. Not surprisingly, they show ord -keeping obligations." Issues/programs tions having to compile voluminous issues quate." broadcasters lining up against any new re- lists are adequate, said NRBA, but if any logs daily, a burden it says "would not only They called cost objections "phony" and quirements, while public interest groups new logs are created, the format should be effectively negate the Commission's irrelevant, noting that radio stations still say issue logs are essential in determining up to the station's discretion. deregulation efforts, it would establish a keep logs "because of the commercial whether a station has met its public interest Most emphatic in its opposition to any new high water mark in pernicious necessity to do so." responsibilities. new logging rules was the law firm Haley, regulatory oversight." Geller and Lampert called for logging of WJAC, WHFB Hit Bader & Potts. It blasted the U.S. Court of Geller: Log All all non -entertainment programming - not "Stopwatch" Logging Appeals for using "erroneous assumptions" just issue -oriented material as the FCC has in striking down the FCC's abolition of logs. Non -Entertainment Programming WJAC-AM & FM/Johnstown, PA GM proposed - broken into the broad The firm urged the FCC to "stick by its Typical of public interest comments were categories of news, public Sandy Neri said a firm definition of "issue - affairs and guns and take this opportunity to perfect its those of former NTIA Chief Henry Geller oriented program" is essential and wor- "other." ried, "If every minute of air time, staff and UPHELD facilities that radio stations devote to such GROUP'S QUALIFICATIONS programming must be recorded for public firm purposes, then the burden upon radio Loses Appeal To Save WOOK License licensees to monitor and to `stopwatch' United many, many hours of programming will in- Citing United Broadcasting's "record of management misconduct," Even taking into account the extra three years of improved performance, however, deed be substantial." FCC Board last week (8-24) law initial deci- the Review upheld a judge's the Review Board decided that WOOK isn't Neri suggested it would be easier if the sion denying license renewal to WOOK(OK100)/Washington. United of- FCC just reimposed its former logging re- entitled to the "renewal expectancy" quirements, which most stations still ficials did not comment on the ruling, but have said in the past they will granted to stations with substantial pro- adhere to. exhaust all FCC avenues of appeal and, if necessary, take the case to the gramming performance. Rating WOOK's Similar comments were filed by WHFB- U.S. Supreme Court. record as "minimal," the board said, "Un- ited's AM & FM/Harbor/St. Joseph, MI GM Kent past performance has not been ade- The Review Board with the in- Slocum. He wrote, "The previous classifi- agreed "Renewal Expectancy" Denied quately proven, and what has been proven itial decision, awarding WOOK's license to is cation of News, Public Affairs, Other, etc. The centerpiece of United's appeal was a significantly marred by serious past black -owned District Broadcasting. A se- misconduct gave us guidelines to follow, yet allowed bid to have WOOK judged only on its record and concerns about future cond competing applicant, Hispanic Broad- reliability." some latitude in record -keeping. While we from 1975-1978, when programming and casting, was rated the runner-up, while the are hard-pressed to come up with a new management had been vastly improved. Owner -Manager Carries Weight board said United was a "distant third." standard, perhaps a return to the old The law judge based his decision on the After determining that United is still fit to method would suffice." Despite the WOOK setback, there was period 1969 to 1975 - from WOOK's last be a licensee, the Review Board treated the Slocum told the FCC, "It would be less of also a positive aspect for United in last renewal until the time United knew its case as a regular comparative renewal, pit- a burden to simply reinstate the logging re- week's ruling. The Review Board affirmed license was in jeopardy. United won a parting the three applicants against each quirements as they existed prior to the that United has the basic character tial victory when the Review Board agreed other. court order. We envision the `stopwatch' qualifications to be a licensee. That keeps to consider its record through 1978, when District came out on top because it has no concept as being next to impossible to han- United in the running to renew its other competing applications were filed. But the other media interests, one of its principals dle." radio licenses, all of which are under board also insisted that the full record will be a fulltime manager at the station, NRBA filed comments saying it "opposes challenge from competing applicants. dating back to 1969 was relevant. and it will have an auxiliary power supply.

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Final preparations are underway for the 38th annual Radio - For more information about the Television News Directors Association (RTNDA) conference conference, contact RTNDA at (202) at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, September 21-24. Seeking to 737-8657. Broadcasters interested in using the radio studio for interviews boost the radio content of the meeting, RTNDA will have a work- during the conference should contact ing state-of-the-art radio newsroom available for inspection - David Lampe!, WBLS & WLIB/New and use - by broadcasters. Following the conference, the York, (212) 661-3344, as soon as newsroom will be installed at KSL/Salt Lake City. possible. The gathering, which has attracted more than 80 exhibitors, will be open- Radio's Teen Reach Beneficial ed with a keynote speech by ABC newsman David Brinkley. Other name speakers are ABC Radio commentator Paul Harvey, CBS Morning $43 Billion In Disposable Income; 81% Choose News anchor Diane Sawyer, and NBC News commentator John Chan- Radio For Advertising Effectiveness cellor, recipient of RTNDA's annual Paul White Award. Panels have been arranged on various topics, including Radio and teens - an advantageous pairing for advertisers. That's a prin- "The General Manager/News Director cipal conclusion of the recent CBS/FM National Sales presentation, "The Relationship," "The PR Experts," Teens Are Listening." In that presentation it was noted that the US teen popula- "Radio-TV Writing," "Trouble In The tion of 25 million represents a potential $43 billion in disposable income. Radio Newsroom - Booze and Pills," "Busi- ranks as teens' favorite medium: it reaches 88% on a given day and 99% in a ness and Economic Reporting," week, with teens averaging almost three hours of listening daily. Additionally, "Campaign and Election Coverage," 81 % chose radio when it came to advertising effectiveness, as compared to and "Management Motivation." magazines at 44%, television at 31%. Teen spending habits are significant as well. An estimated 17 million hold parttime or fulltime jobs, while others receive allowances. According to the Rand Youth Poll, total teen Agency AIMs Services At Broadcast Companies spending for '82 increased 53% from 1977. Besides setting aside $10 billion in savings ming production firms. for such items as cameras, cars and college, Working under the premise that Michael Dav- President George Burns as consul- "programming alone is not enough to idson serves as General Manager, tant. AIM is headquartered in Tor- teens (five million) buy at least ten records a build longterm, dependable market with Burns Media Consultants, Inc. rance, (213) year, purchase 57 million movie tickets a CA at 540-2554. success," Dancer Fitzgerald Sam- month, buy over 42 million pairs of jeans a ple of Southern has inaugur- year, and eat (over 2 million) at fast food res- California ated the DFS Audience Image Mar- taurants. Advertisers should also be aware that teens are taking a more active keting Group (AIM). Through the role in family buying decisions, while their buying habits lead the way to lasting brand loyalties. development of longterm marketing City Travel Costs Up programs designed to strengthen au- Radio's teen popularity is tied in part to its portability. Since teens spend more time from dience loyalty and market shares, AIM away home, radio is their link to entertainment/information. In fact, It's no secret that traveling across lanta (8.8%). Heading the list for during TV's prime time, seeks to counsel radio and television teens make up only nine percent of the total audience; the country can be an expensive pro- smallest increase was Tucson (1.1%), that figure doubles for radio stations, cable systems, and program - during the same time frame. position. However, the per -day cost of up slightly to $72.15 per day as com- traveling in some cities has risen more pared to a previous $71.35. Next up than in others. USA Today points out were Toledo (1.2%), Philadelphia that the largest increases occurred in (1.5%), and Cleveland/EI Paso, tied at Holly Birthday Feted Charlotte, NC (10.5%), which rose (1.7%). These changes were based from $65.45 in mid -1982 to $72.30 in on first-class accommodations, with mid -1983. Rounding out the top five three meals On September 10, Lubbock, TX and KLLL, KEYS (AM)/Corpus a day in first-class restaur- were Albuquerque (10.1%), Anchor- ants. honors one of its own - compos- Christi and K-106/Beaumont. age (10.0%), Orlando er/musician Buddy Holly. With the (9.5%). and At- Lubbock Hilton as host, the first annual "Buddy Holly Birthday Cele-

bration" promises to be an event - f illed day. Remembrances take several forms: a '50s car show and Self-Help Hit Parade parade, a statewide '5Os dance, memoribilia exhibits, live bands, Though not quite the Top 40, and a special ceremony at the radio and television call -in therapy city's Walk of Fame. Capping off programs do have a hot hits chart the celebration is a Buddy Holly of their own. According to Psycho- look -alike contest. And celebrity logy Today, the Association for ala>frIR guests will be present, among Media Psychology lists the cur- a III El them Holly's widow Maria Elena. rent top self-help topics as: ' 11111 Joining the Hilton as a sponsor is Marriage the West Texas Music Associa- Child care and discipline tion, a group dedicated to recog- Phobias nizing the musicians and entertain- Depression Contraception ers who are native to West Texas. Anxiety Addiction Additional Holly birthday sponsors Sexual relations Career change include Lubbock stations KSEL Sexual dysfunction Homosexuality

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MUSIC FEATURES

Global Satellite Network Rockline: ABC MEETS ASIA - The ABC Rock Radio Network recently broadcast a live, exclusive news conference featuring three members of Asia. A panel of Rock Loverboy (September 19) Network affiliates was also on hand to interview the group, with DIR Broad- Men At Work (September 26) London Wavelength casting producing the media event. Pictured following the broadcast are (l -r) Tommy Hadges, KLOS/Los Angeles; Charlie West, WRXL/Richmond; Pam BBC Rock Hour: Murray, WYSP/Philadelphia; Asia's Carl Palmer; Alan Sneed, WKLS/Atlanta; Robert Palmer (Week of September 25) Denise Oliver, Rock Net; DIR's Peter Kauff and Bob Meyrowitz; and Asia's BBC Spacial: John Wetton. Moody Blues (September) Exclusive Genesis special (October 14-31) Rock Over London: NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES Big Country (Week of September 18) Paul Weiler, ex -Jam (Week of September 25) Truth (Week of October 2) ABC Programming pioneers/unreasonable compensation Mutual ZEROING IN ON ZAPPA - That's what Source Program Manager/Rock Rock Net: (September 8) Reporter Rona Elliot tried to do while interviewing Frank Zappa. Among the Product &ability laws (September 9) Gary Rosenberg talks about "beck to schoolltls"/the Lionel Ride profile (October 1) topics discussed were latest Zappa's LP, "Zappa Vol. I," on his Barking new TV season is discussed on "Lifelines" NBC Narwood Pumpkin label. (Fantlni Prod.) (September 5-9) Source: Country Closeup: AP "Rock Chronicle" w/Dan Formento: Bob Dylan's Ricky 19) Skaggs (September "Back to the Books: In Search of Excellence" New York debut (Week of September 5) John Anderson (September 26) Watermark ABC (Labor Dey weekend, September 6-7) "One Minute With" w/Rona Elliot: Robert Plant (Week of September 5) Music Makers: Musical!: Contemporary Net/Spotlight CBS "Mint View": The Breaks (Week of September 5) Vic Dernone 19) Howard Keel/Three Little Special: (September Words/Female Sing- NFL Preview special (August 29-September 3) "Rock Report" w/Rona Elliot: The Motorhead Path Page (September 26) ing stars (September 17-18) Little River Band (September 18) U.S. Open Tennis reports (Week of September 5) NBC Soundtrack of the '60s: Entertainment Net/ (August 30 -September 11) "Coping With": Fra ik Cody talks about coping with RadioRadio: your mother (Week of September 5) Source: Guitarist Jimmy Johnson/Hollies/film The Trip Silver Eagle (DIR): "Screen Scenes" w/Shelly Lewis: "Risky (September 17-18) Labor songs/actor Gregg Marx/producer Frank Man- Duran Duran concert/profile (September 16-18) Stars for Children/Pt. 2 w/Oek Ridge Boys Business" (Week of September 5) cuso Jr./Rich Little/A Star Is Bom/America on Robert Plant profile (September 23-25) (September 17) Westwood One "Kris Erik Stevens In Touch" Progressive Radio Net Nitty Gritty Dirt Band/Moe Bandy - RKO (September 5-11) Networks Budweiser Concert Hour: (September 24) Laugh Machine: Captured Live! (Perry Stone): Chaka Kahn (September 16-18) Clayton Webster Woody FM Net: Allen/Gallagher/Bill Cosby/Proctor & Berg- Blue Oyster Cult (September 17-18) Dazz Band (September 30 -October 2) Jack Carney's Comedy Show: man (Week of September 5) "Ringo's Yellow Countdown America w/ Submarine News The Countdown: (Now thru November 26) Edgar Bergen special (September 19) Blimp: John (IS, Leader Inc.): Maze 16-18) Joe Plscopo Sex and married women/actors' survival/battered (September Rock Net/King Biscuit (DIR): At Large: Asia spotlighted (September 3-4) parents/Soviets try rock music ban Kliq ue (September 23-25) Sports guy (September 5) Air Supply spotlighted (September 9-10) Robert Palmer/Madness (September 18) (Week of September 5) Abe Simmons (September 6) Dr. Demento: Animals/Mitch Ryder (September 25) Hot Ones (IS, Inc.): Rex Greed (September 7) Radio Entertainment Net Destroys the classics (September 16-18) Asia (September 19) Tom Sllmey (September 1) Favorite songs about chickens Clayton Webster The Olympic Minute: Sports guy (September 8) Solid Gold Saturday Night (September 23-25) Youngest Olympian (September 5) Country Calendar: Moe Sullivan (September 9) (Dick Bartley): Fact beats fiction (September 6) Earth News: Jeannie Pruett (September 19) Sporting News Report: Olympic stage show (September 7) America's early rockers (September 17) Ray Price (September 20) Ouartertlash/Tom Cruise of "Risky Business"/ Hayden Frye/Earl Bruce/Pat Corrales/Paul Perfection Bee Gees (September 24) Ow- beats machine (September 8) Heart (Week of September 19) Dickey Lee September 27) ens/Dr. Robert Bunnell/Marion Campbell Shrewd team beats rules (September 9) Johnny Lee (September 22) (September 12) Rolling Stone In Concert: Ricky Skaggs (September 23) Strand Broadcast Services Magazine Productions Quiet Riot/Saxon (September 16-18) Joe Sun (September 24) Narwood Something You Should Know: Tribute to Marty Robbins (September 25) Minding Your Business: Guest DJ: Live From Gilley's: Truth about medical tests (September 5) Rarities: Fireman holographer (September 5) Make your tree time Ouarterflash's Rindy Roas (September 19) Alabama (September 16-18) count (September 6) Executive compensation (September 6) Superwoman (September 7) Journey's Steve Perry (September 26) Stray Cats (September 19) Off The Record Specials: Telephone tips (September 7) Moody Blues (September 20) Westwood One Syndicate It, Inc. U Top (September 16-18) Peul McCartney & Wings (September 21) Police (September 23-25) Playboy Advisor: Music Of Black America: Simon & Garfunkel (September 22) Rock Album Countdown: Donnie Iris (September 23) Widower can't forget wife/doctor X-ray happy/devel- Regional styles - Detroit & Ohio oping orgasmic alpaca/the G spot/oral sex and Kansas/Robert Plant 16-18) (September 19) (September Continuum Broadcasting VD (Week of September 5) United Stations Rock & Roll Never Forgets: On Bleecker Street: Spaces & Places: John Lennon (September 30-October 2) Extraterrestrials (September Dick Clark's Rock, Roll RadloFree special w/Woody Allen, Tom Corbett 2-4) (September 15-18) Tellin' It Like it Was: & Remember: Rock Chronicles: Crosby, Stills, Nash, McGuinn, and Mason Rockabilly (September 16-18) Businessman George Waahkpton DentleMeck In Dion (September 16-18) (September 22-25) Brothers in rock (September 23-25) aviation/hospital founder Dr. Mossell The Great Sounds: Rockweek: (September 2-4) Special Edition: Bertie Higgins (September 18-21) Joe Bushkin (September 16-18) REFLECTIONS IN GREEN - Al George Benson/Pt. II (September 16-18) Van Helen (September 25-28) Green, who popularized such tunes Solid Gold Country: Phyllis Hymen (September 23-25) as "Let's Stay Together, " in the Jim Ed Brown/The Browns (September 16-18) Creative Radio Shows Star Trak Profile: Specials: '70s, visited with VP/Programming Weekly Country Music Countdown: ELO (September 16-18) Ed Salamon for an upcoming seg- David Bowie - The Golden Years Tom T. Hall (September 16-18) Ale Supply (September 23-25) (September 24-25) ment of United Stations' "Dick

The Who - Before I Get Old (October 1-2) Clark's Rock, Roll And Dahlman Remember." The show is schedul- Creative Media ed to air September 9-11. Gordon Lightfoot special (Fell) PEOPLE

Stephen Peeples appointed The California Radio Network Editorial Director for Westwood One. premiered this week (August 29). A KINKY INTERVIEW Three He also retains his prior post as staff Among the 30 weekly 90 -second - pro- consecutive installments of producer, working with "Earth News" grams offered are Sports with Roy Mutual's "Rock USA" were recent- and "Playboy Advisor." Peeples first Firestone, Travel with Stanton Dela- ly devoted to an in-depth interview joined the syndication firm in February plane and Kevin Keating, Astrology with Ray Davies, the Kinks' lead 1983. with Joyce Jillson, Commentary from singer. This interview was also us- Kevin Delany upped to Manager Joseph Benti, and Health with Dr. ed in a unique Mutual promotion to of Production at Mutual. He was pro- Gershon Lesser. introduce programmers to the moted from a previous position as pro- weekly show, which is produced by ducer. Delany has been with Mutual CNN Radio plans to provide af- Doubleday Broadcasting. Non-affiliated stations programming AOR or since 1980. In related activity, filiates with "radio -edited" versions of other rock formats were offered George Stephen Achaves comes various CNN longform features this TAKING THE FASTWAY OUT - During a recent stopover in Los Angeles, free access to 55 minutes of the in- aboard as a staff producer. month. These features include "Inside the group Fastway dropped by the London Wavelength office, aka London terview, set for one time use after Business," "Moneyline," "Money - Westlength. Posing for the camera are (l-r) group's David Shapiro, Charlie Mc- ABC Radio Networks taps Lin- August 20. Shown here at the Wor- Cracken, Dave King, "Rock Hour" producer Jon Sargent, and group's Jerry da DeVito as a research analyst. She week," "Crossfire," "Healthweek," cester, MA taping site are Davies Shirley; seated is Fastway member Eddie Clark. most recently held a similar post at "Newsmaker Saturday/Sunday," and and producer John Platt (r). CBS Radio Networks for 18 months. "Evans And Novak."

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Reynolds Named MCA Slenski Segues To WTIP & WVSR GM Canada VP Mike Slenski is the new General Manager of WTIP Ross Reynolds has been ap- & WVSR/Charleston, WV. He had served in a similar pointed Executive VP/GM of MCA capacity with former Beasley Broadcast Group pro- Records, Canada. Prior to this ap- perty WSGF/Savannah. Before coming to Beasley, he pointment, he was Exec. VP of was Sales Manager of WOMP/Wheeling, WV. WEA in Canada; his career also includes a stint as President of GRT, Bergman New WB Canada. Reynolds will be based in VP/Video Toronto. Ross Reynolds Jo Bergman has been tapped as VPNideo at Warner Bros. Peter Pan Appoints Fusco Records, moving up from Director Vinnie Fusco has been promoted to National Pro- of Television and Video. Her WB 96TIC-FM COKE PA YOFF WTIC-FM/Hartford recently completed the "Coke - motion Director at Peter Pan Industries, Inc. He career began in 1973 when she Summer Payoff" which meant thousands of dollars in cash and a 1983 Camaro moves up to the newly -created post from his position as joined the label as Director of for one lucky winner. Shown (l -r) are morning maniac Gary Craig and News Director John Elliott getting ready to test drive the car. Managing Director of the company's pop label, Artist Special Projects. Her music back- Series. Fusco was formerly affiliated with Bearsville ground also includes a publicist Records before joining Peter Pan two years agc. post with the Beatles, positions with Kama Sutra Records and RCA Appoints Whalen, Vallone KRLA/Los Angeles, and five years with the working Rolling Stones. Jo Bergman

Sherwin New Goddard VP Jane Sherwin has been appointed VP of public relations firm the Goddard Company. The appointment is effective immediately.

MCA Names Collier Donald Whalen Michael Vallone George Collier has been RCA Records has named Donald Whalen Division elevated Tc West Coast Regional VP, New Business Development, and Michael Vallone Director for MCA Distributing DirectorNddeo & Promotion Administration. Whalen joins Corporation Prior to this, he the label from RCA Corporation where he served as worked for two years as MCA Dis- a recent concert tour, Atlantic recording group WFBG GETS ITS "KIX" - On Staff VP, Special Studies. He first joined the firm in tributing's New York Branch hi the people at WFBG/Altoona. Pictured (l -r) are group Kix stopped in to say to 1976. Counting ten years' record industry experience, Manager. Collier succeeds Le Ray member Steve Whiteman. air personality Jay Randyll, PD Tony Booth. and Kix's Vallone was most recently with Multi Media Marketing Sather, who was promoted to Donnie Purnell. in New York. He's also Record World magazine's VP/Field Sales for the company. George Collier former VP1Research and Development.

WASEC Taps Seidmon Pavillion Picks Bastone Freddy Bastone is appointed Manager/National Steve Seidmon is named Director/Research for Rock Promotion & Rock Retail Marketing at Pavillion Nickelodeon and MTV, divisions of Warner Amex Sa- Records. He's been a club DJ since 1977, playing tellite Entertainment Company. He first joined venues in the Bronx and Manhattan. WASEC in 1981 as Manager/Program Research. Seid- mon's background also includes work in the Program- ming/Research departments at WDAI/Chicago. Linyl Vinyl Launched Culver Joins I.R.S. Linyl Vinyl is a newly -established independent BACKSTAGE WITH LOGGINS Kenny Loggins recently performed at Kansas - Alicia Culver assumes the Di- record label, specializing in new music. Founder Lionel City's Starlight Theater, and invited the people from KZZC backstage for a visit. Conway is President of the Island Music Publishing Shown (l -r) are KZZC's Kevin Crockett, Kevin Chase, Loggins, KZZC President/ rector of College Radio/Dance Club and GM Connie Wodlinger. and PD Johnny Rowlands. & Video Promotion slot at IRS Group. Inaugural releases by Robit Hairman An- Records. Before this, Culver was nie G. are scheduled. Linyl Vinyl may be reached at Promotion Director for Faulty (213) 469-1285. Products Records and PD of WRAS/Atlanta. Alicia Culver SCBA Taps New Board Members New to Board of Directors of the Southern Califor- nia Broadcasters Association SCBA) EPA Appoints O'Sullivan are KHTZ/ Los Angeles VP/GM Bob Moore and KWKW/Pasa- Cliff O'Sullivan becomes dena GM Jose Cabrera. Representing District 1. Associate Director. Product which includes Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, and San Management, West Epic/ Coast. Luis Obispo, is KUHL & KSFM/Santa Maria Presi- PortraiUCBS Associated Labels. dent/GM Jim Ranger. And KACE/Los Angeles Pre- With CBS since 1978, O'Sullivan sident Willie Davis joins the board in an ex -officio most held the recertly Product capacity as the Southern California representative of Manager, West Coast. E/P/A post. Cliff O'Sullivan the NAB.

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For the Best in a TRAVELING BILLBOARD e (Bumper strip or window Label) Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, and Barry Gibb gathered together to celebrate the re/ease of the Gibb-co-produced/written call Byron Crecelius, person to person. COLLECT (314) 423-4411 Rogers/Parton duet "Islands ln The Stream." Pictured (l -r) are RCA President Bob Summer, Kragen & Co. President Ken Kragen, Gibb, Parton, Rogers, and Katz-Gallin principal Sandy Ga//in.

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Arbitron Improves Qualidata In an effort to upgrade its qualitative/produce usage product, Qualidata, Arbitron has added new features to the reports. New categories, such as local groceries, department stores, and fast food franchises, are included. There are also several "Teen Only" product categories added to the lineup. Quali - data is now available in the top 10 markets.

Identifier Problems Continue Birch Debuts "BirchScan" At RPC At the NAB's Radio Programming Conference, Birch Radio debuted its new sales and programming analysis look, BirchScan. Conceived in conjunc tion with Tapscan Inc., BirchScan not only can provide rankers Just as Arbitron has recently taken steps to greatly reduce slogan and reach/ frequency analyses, but also can be used to design rate cards and project conflicts and problems, now it is time for the ratings giant to rates for all dayparts and demos. Monthly Birch ratings will also be avail- rethink its policies regarding other identifier situations. That's the able on the microcomputer diskette used to interface with Birch. The new apparent outcome of recent diary analyses where Arbitron's han- system will be available later this month to Birch subscribers. dling of problem diaries - those with dual identifiers on the same entry line for example - seems to need improvement. If your station carries a major sports that whenever there is a personality/ 2. If, however, the entry does cor- crediting decision. There are three team on a regular basis, or if you air a program/sports-entry next to call letters, rectly match a timeframe for the rele- possibilities: popular DJ, the problem could be cost- there is a match between those identi- vant DJ/program/sports event, then the The diarykeeper knew the station ing you valuable diary credit. Let me fiers and the call letters." editor could conclude the diarykeeper calls and perhaps just heard a score review the dual identifier possibilities, who put the calls of one station and from the Tigers game. The bottom line here is that rather take a look at Arbitron's current stance, another identifier on the same line was The diarykeeper listened to WWJ for than delve into the facility paperwork then suggest some remedies. confused. This could trigger a callback a news update (the station is an all - you send in (with DJ and sports sche- to that person to try and clarify the lis- News formatted property) then switched dules), or conduct callbacks to resolve Dual Identifier Conflicts tening entry. to WJR for the Tigers game. the diarykeeper confusion, Arbitron What do I mean by dual identifiers? chooses to rely totally on the call In essence this has to do with diary en- letters. While this may work "in almost tries that include on the same line - all cases," it's tough for broadcasters "It's tough for broadcasters and in the same time frame - two "If your station carries a major paying high prices for DJs or sports paying high prices for DJs or usually conflicting station identifiers. sports team on a regular basis, broadcasts to gracefully accept the loss Often the case involves the call letters or if you air a popular DJ, the of listening credit due to this policy. sports broadcasts to gracefully of one station and the DJ name or sports problem could be costing you accept the loss of listening credit team carried by another station. valuable diary credit." due to this policy." Here's an example from the spring An Alternative diaries in Detroit ... "WWJ Tigers." While it is great to have the books In this situation the editor at Arbi- out faster after each sweep, it would Or (most likely), the diarykeeper also be a plus to know that the data tron has difficulty because the Tigers The callback dialogue could pro- spent the entire time with the baseball contained in the reports is correct. Lots are aired on WJR, not WWJ. Both sta- ceed ... "Station WWJ is an all -News game on WJR but confused the calls of dollars and careers ride on editing tions strive for the 35 + audience, the station; Tigers baseball games are broad- (there is a lot of sharing between the decisions such as those described here, call letters are close enough to make cast on station WJR. What do you think two stations so this is certainly possible). so perhaps there's another way Arbitron confusion almost a certainty, and dual you were listening to when you wrote Since the time -frame of the entries can have its editors proceed on dual identifiers are a result. down WWJ Tigers?" At worst the lis- was for two or three hours in the even- identifier situations. Another example may crop up in the tening should be split. fall Pittsburgh sweep. WTAE has re- ing - times congruent to the Tigers cently wooed away longtime KDKA ballgames - it would seem logical that Thankfully not a huge number of this was a baseball listener who was diaries are afflicted with the dual iden- Arbitron is looking at its identifier morning man Jack Bogut, yet there is policies. Perhaps this suggestions, or an the possibility of "Jack Bogut KDKA" confused about call letters. tifier malady. As a result it shouldn't take much time or money for Arbitron adaptation of it, could be helpful in entries, as diarykeepers - out of habit Given the above there are three ways that review. - may still connect Jack to his former to use the following two-step approach Arbitron could edit the diaries in ques- to clearing up and correctly editing such station. Fill in the blanks in your mar- tion. It could give all the credit to ket or station situation - the possibili- entries: The Best Insurance? WWJ, split the credit between WWJ Protect Yourself ties are endless given the nuances in and WJR, or grant all the quarter hours your area. and cume value to WJR. Which do you "While it is great to have the think makes sense? books out faster after each Until you hear that Arbitron has re- vised its approach, you can do several If you gave all the credit to WWJ sweep, it would also be a plus to things to cover yourself. First, a diary there may be a future for you at Arbi- know that the data contained in review is essential to see if your "According to current policy, call tron. According to current policy, call - the reports is correct." station's DJs, programs, or sports events letters take precedence over per- letters take precedence over personal- are being properly handled (WJR sonality/program/sports indenti - ity/program/sports identifiers on the would not have known about this same entry line. Thus, fiers on the same entry line." WWJ was the matter were it not for a diary review). beneficiary this spring of some entries 1. Compare the time of the DJ/pro- Next, if you see a problem, be sure to that were most likely baseball fans tun- gram/sports event entry to the facility bring it to the attention of Arbitron ing in to WJR's broadcasts of the Tigers. form programming logs sent by the sta- - tions in the market. If the entry shows for more equitable handling in upcom- Arbitron's Dilemma Arbitron's editors are instructed to listening to a DJ/program/sports event ing sweeps. Finally, make sure that Let's put ourselves in Arbitron's assume that all dual identifiers are to outside of when that aspect of pro- your various programming features - shoes for a minute and try to deal equit- be resolved in favor of the call letters gramming was (according to the pro- whether sports, DJs, or programs, are ably with the "WWJ Tigers" entry. In on the same diary line. What's the gramming log) aired by the station in closely tied to your calls. Dual identi- the crunch of production a diary basis for this procedure? According to question, then the call letters of the fiers can be a hassle - better to not comes in with such an entry - or sev- Aribtron, "Callback research in similar other station on the line should take have to cope with this type of identi- eral - and you have to try and make a situations has shown in almost all cases precedence. fier problem at your station.

www.americanradiohistory.com SETH MASON MIKE DONOVAN CHUCK HILLIER TOM WALTON JEFF SCHWARTZ General Manager General Sales Manager Vice President Vice Presider*Office Manager General Sales Manager WXRT WKQX-FM Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler & Howard Blair Radio -Chicago WBBM-FM "It's a street fighting weapon we use every day:' \bu want the facts fighting for you, For more information call David Gingold, not against you. And it pays to use every CASE HISTORY: CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Vice President (305) 753-6043. fact you can get. That means you need BIRCH ARBITRON Birch facts instead of just ARB facts. Metro HH Sample Size 2,393 1,542' Compare them in the chart at the right: Measurement Period Jan. -Dec. Jan. -Dec. Only Birch gives you more reports. Number of Reports 4 Quarterlies. 4 Quarterly Only Birch gives you more in your Monthlies Avail. Reports reports. More dayparts. More demos. Demographic Breaks 42 29 And only Birch gives you qualitative Dayparts 44 37 Annual Qualitative/ and product usage data to help you Product Categories 62 0 in both programming and selling County by County In Book Extra Cost your station. Location of Listening In Book Extra Cost "It's a quality product that's priced Cume Duplication In Book Extra Cost Audience In Book fairly," Mike it Composition Extra Cost Donovan says. 'And Tape Service Available Yes Yes keeps getting better all the time." Data Base Access Datallow AID Get the street fighter on your side. We give you more, more often.

'ARP Metro Household Sample Size is based on Fall, 1982 Quarterly Survey Period and is estimated based on average of 2.5 respondents per household.

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Share Trends Persons 12 . Mon Sun 8AM Mid Share Trends Persona 12+ Mom Sun 8AM Mid LEADS Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 TO Fall 82 Spring 82 Spring 83

5.4 7 6.8 S 12.7 1 WIUV -I.M(Cby) 14.2 1 16.2 1 14.9 1 WKZW-FMICIaII 14.13 1 1 1 7 2 W NC E- F M AM) 13.4 0. 11.4 4 12.2 3 13.4 2 WMOO-AM(AC) 1 3 WLAN- FMIAC) 18.0 10.5 2 10.5 11.8 3 9.7 5 12.4 3 WSWF-FMAII) WKKL-FMICN,) 7.9 3 8.1 3 9.6 4 13.7 2 11.5 4 11.1 4 WXCL -AMICIM WSBA-FM(AC) 8.9 4 b.0 6 7.6 5 9.9 5 8.5 5 WWCT- b 12.5 2 FMIACM 6.0 5 7.3 4 b.1 WIA1C -FM (RA ANOT 7.1 b 8.3 6 5.1 6 WINL-AM ICIa) 5.4 b 7 4.4 7 AV( A- FMICNR) 5.3 4.9 7 3.7 7 5.1 7 WKi3A-FM(CM4 WSBA -AMIAC) 3.5 8 2.4 13 3.5 8 1.1 16 8 9 2.8 9 4.7 WTXH-FMlce8 11 1.7 3.3 WHFY-FMICI) 2.7 15 2.8 10 2.1 10 3.0 9 va -AM-ewe 10 WLPA-AM (AC) 1.5 13 3.0 11 2.9 2.6 11 3.7 s 1.6 10 WGLO-FM MI6

Adults 18 34 Adults 2564 Adults 1634 Adults 25.64 Mon Sun8AM -Mid Mon Sun 8AM Mid Mon Sun 8AM Mid Mon Sun 8AM Mid RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STAFION

1 WLAN-FM 1 WIUV-FM 1 WKZw-FM 1 WSWT-FM 2 WKKZ-FM 2 WKKZ-FM 2 WWCT-FM 2 WXCL-AM 3 WIUV-FM 3 W513A-FM 3 WKVA-FM 3 WMUD-AM 4 WStA-FM 4 WLAN-FM 4 WIKL-AM 4 WKIW-FM 5 WQXA-FM 5 WNCE-FM NE 5 WSWT-FM 5 WTXR-FM Jackson's 36 THING LEADS TO ANOTHER" Michael Jackson was presented by CBS with 36 gold and platinum plaques from 19 different countries, all for the "Thriller" LP and singles from it. Pictured at the San Diego presentation are (l -r) E/P/A's T.C. Thompkins, E/P/A VP Frank Dileo, E/P/A Sr. VP/GM Don Dempsey, CBS Records Group President Walter Yetnikoff, Jackson, CBS International President Allen Davis, producer Quincy Jones, and E/P/A VP Ron McCarrell. THE Z"° Bryson/Flack Celebration CIIR I :1;;.:.*U1 From The Gold Album Reach the Beach tile FUCK

Peabo Bryson and Roberta Flack played the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles in conjunction with their album together, "Born To Love. " Pictured after the show are (l-r) Capitol VP Varnell Johnson, WB artist George Benson, Flack, Bryson, songwriter Michael Masser, and Capitol Records Group President Jim Mazza. Queensryche's Royal Visit

Seattle band Queensryche, whose local album was recently picked up by EMI America, visited the label's L.A. headquarters recently. Pictured (l-r) are co -manager Kim Harris, EMI's Clay Baxter and Kathy Keep, group's Scott Rock- en field, Michael Wilton, and Chris DeGarmo, EMI/Liberty President Rupert Perry, label's Mavis Brodey, group's Geoff Tate and Eddie Jackson, EMI's Frenchy Gauthier, EMI VP Gary Gersh, co -manager Diana Harris, and EMI's David Budge. MCA -39001 .MCA RECORDS

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KTFM deb 38 WKHI 35-31 WSEZ deb 38 KVOL deb 40 EDDY GRANT KMGK 31-27 Z102 18-11 WZZR 40-28 KTRS add "I Don't Wanna Dance" KQMQ 40-31 KGHO 36-32 WIKZ deb 35 KCBN 35-26 WXKS-FM 18- 11 WGCL deb 35 NEW & ACTIVE WHTX 18-13 XTRA 23-20 CUR CFTR add 37 WYCR 40-34 Y100 add WTIX add

Q103 on KHYT 22-19 S.O.S. BAND KIQQ on Q104 35-27 KFRC 20-12 Q101 add "Just Be Good To Me" WNFI 25-21 Z102 26-21 KAMZ 25-22 FM99 add B104 20-16 79Q add WTIX add CIIR WXKS-FM 22-15 I95 deb 25 WNVZ 34-30 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Q107 30-28 Y100 28-21 KTFM 39-35 7are u Z93 on WABX 30 KYNO-FM add 27

KNBQ deb 35 KFMZ add WFLY add KYTN add 35 QUIET RIOT WRCK add KCDQ on WKRZ-FM 29-23 KGHO 20-15 On Feel The Noize" WNFI on KCBN 14-11 "Cum WJXQ 29-27 WNYS 16 KSKD deb 35 CIIR Album WPHD 8-7 WERZ on SIGNIFICANT ACTION Now Gold! WABX add 40 WZYQ 35 KIQQ 8 KQIZ-FM on

WXKS-FM WZZR BIG RIC PRO -FM WHOT Y100 WGUY "Take Away" WABX WOMP-FM KBEQ WERZ CUR K FI 13 FEA SIGNIFICANT ACTION WCSC WJBQ Scottigi* Brothers

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"Sending telegraphs to your body that the rest time has arrived means your motor will slow down. It changes your entire mindset away from the task at hand. That task is to be up for the Sales opportunity." Deep Breathing Helps! When the Sales Meeting is over we to óronv.VeM`xY. and return our w;>,wee sºG.s' . xsº:i+:arl:ns N latn:nxse iMn.dx ºx,svuq,naxçxrr :.3'ena<.4,º# desks to prepare to conquer the world, and our impulse is to : px,a41.PraAmex l'v[.'weih'...ANOAKT,uD%ule./r.i K',xºxx4nM. ® t.rox:.rr:rw;azs.º n.i.ea sit down and rest for a moment ... this is generally explain- ate. the .enx ee « M PePare;:,,.>.ed.º-.. Ore» hswn::; yx.a>ie a,X.P.#,'oce *kept LuwNº ed as having to "make one more phone call before I leave ,:xö.wºxrtow-MN:.W -snPsinR' w :hH:s sr;xrc *zee :esa the building," but really you are stopping to rest! Wn:&x,s: xe:aa >Aexcxr TMn. Don't do it. Leave the Sales If the customer and you are Meeting, walk to your desk area physically on top of your game, and stand for 30-40 seconds and and you have "something" to sell, BREATHE DEEPLY. Then (do your chances of completion are at The Katz -Rule: not sit down) gather up your least triple ... if you have been materials for the sales calls. Place breathing deeply! Calculating Your Campaign them in your carrying case and As a sidebar to this activity, leave the building for your first remember that physical approach Just as the slide rule seemed destined to become the symbol of pre -mi- call. If you are walking to the call, is also beneficial before any crochip math, the marketing team at Katz Communications has developed walk briskly! If you are driving, meeting. Most of the time when we the Katz -Rule, a copyrighted simple -to -operate analytic device for sales reps push the seat back as far as you feel it's time for a raise or time for and media planners that may put the slide rule back in your briefcase for the can, open the windows and breathe a promotion, we just screw up our first time since high school. briskly. If you have the guts, sing courage and walk into the king's Developed for radio and television buying, the Katz -Rule can be utilized both for weekly plan- ... loudly! Upon arrival of the ning and analysis of an existing schedule. By calibrating the instrument for the desired effective - lair and begin to seek advance- frequency, the user can determine all possible combinations of GRP/reach/average frequency. first call, leave the car and walk ment with no definite plan! Planners can use reach to set GRP goals or vice versa. You can also hone your existing briskly to the reception area of That or any confrontation activi- schedules to maximum effectiveness by adjusting for either a fixed reach or a fixed GRP level. your customer. ty should be accompanied with a The Katz -Rule also includes special instructions to allow for the adjustment of schedules with double spots. written plan (or presentation .. . If you right The Katz -Rule was developed to help demystify the concepts of effective reach/frequency, the customer can see what do you want the boss to according to George Feldman, Katz's Vice President of Research -PROBE -Marketing. "Prior to away, stay on your feet! buy?) , and before the meeting go the development of the Katz -Rule," says Feldman, "getting any information about how a reach frequency was both time-consuming and If it is to be 10-20 minutes before for a walk ... breathe deeply .. . schedule performed based on effective costly, your opportunity ... leave the and then return while your body requiring special tabs from Nielson or Arbitron. building and walk around the and your mind are up! "A media planner or advertiser (using the Katz -Rule) can now plan a schedule targeted exactly to his effective reach/frequency marketing objectives and achieve desired results." block. Keep that energy flowing. No one is a true finely -tuned in- The Katz -Rule, developed over the past two years, was spearheaded by Bill Schrank, Do not sit down and page strument. We all need physical Katz's VP/Research, and Carol Mayberry, VP/Radio Research. The device is the latest in a through an old Outdoor Life and mental training to stay on the series of media planning and marketing tools developed by the PROBE/Marketing division to help magazine. Sending telegraphs to winning side. This kind of physical the agency and its client stations "talk the advertiser/agency language" and, according to Feld- your body that the rest time has help can get you through all kinds man, "help prospects understand the true value and broadcast media." motor will To this end, the Katz -Rule may be an effective tool in selling a proposed schedule to an arrived means your of tough moments. As a matter of advertiser. It can give your proposals a mathematical edge they may have lacked before. For slow down. Reading strange fact, this planning and deep local advertisers, especially those without the resources to do their own advertising research, magazines with strange materials breathing have a way of doing the Katz -Rule may be useful in simplifying the buying process and encouraging the use of radio changes your entire mindset away away with tough moments. as a sales tool. from the task at hand. That task is Remember once again: target Those interested in the Katz -Rule can contact their nearest Katz representative for further details. to be up for the opportunity. ... quota ... train. -Dwight Case

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 18 R&R/Friday, September 2, 1983 CEE FARROW STREET TALK.

After weeks of speculation (and repeated Look for WGH-AM & FM/Norfolk to denials) that he would leave A&M Records, change calls and formats. The AM is currently Senior VP/Sales & Promotion Harold Childs A/C, and the FM is the only Classical outlet in handed in his resignation last week (8-24). the Tidewater market. Pending FCC approval, Harold, who first joined A&M in 1969, did not they will be known as WNSY-AM & FM, but announce any immediate future plans, but he just what the format(s) will be isn't clear. The did say, "Positive feelings about my A&M years rumors have mentioned every possible format can only be surpassed by the anticipation with except "All Lost Dog Reports." which I now look forward to taking on fresh WLPX/Milwaukee PD/afternoon drive challenges and new directions in the industry." jock Rick McBean has decided to resign in the Look for Harold to move to New York. wake of the format switch to CHR after all. Di- Another prominent resignation this week rector of Programming Rick Harris is looking with the announcement that Schulke Radio for a solid pro immediately. Productions VP/Creative Director Phil Stout What newly -appointed consultant to a ma- will exit the firm October 1. Phil, who's spent jor group is getting the cold shoulder from the more than 14 years with Schulke, programmed programmers and the managers following a the music for client stations and was generally series of memos, directives, and unsolicited sug- acknowledged as President Jim Schulke's gestions on format changes? Street Talk has right-hand man. heard some tales regarding this situation that Okay, just one more ... Charlie Van would be easily dismissed as ridiculous if they Dyke parted company with KOY/Phoenix last weren't recurring at station after station chain - week in order to devote his full attention (spell- wide. ed P -I -P -E -S) to his very busy freelance com- Pat McKay has exited Q105/Tampa to mercial schedule. Look for CVD to return to the become MD and afternoon drive personality at national radio airwaves soon with a weekly syn- KBEQ/Kansas City. dicated A/C -oriented show. No immediate Is Rick Bisceglia up next on the Arista replacement for him as PD of KOY. "promotion platform?" (This label never Although final details and a written agree- sleeps.) Bet on it, and watch Rick's title change ment remain to be worked out, WXKS-AM & as his responsibility grows. Meanwhile, in light FM/Boston GM/principal Richie Balsbaugh of this week's Page 3 story, Randy Hock has and partners have shaken hands on a deal to exited his Arista album promotion post. He'll buy WWDB/Philadelphia from Dolly Banks announce details of a video promotion and pro- for $7 million. A Balsbaugh associate says the duction firm under his direction in about a Talk format, unusual on FM, will be kept "for month. a while," but makes no promises after that. Mike Schmidt, most recently with Twenty-year Country station KOKE/Aus- KPKE/Denver, has been named Operations tin will convert to FairWest's syndicated Ad- Manager at KWTO-AM & FM/Springfield, ult/Contemporary format on September 21. MO. Mike replaces Scott Alexander, who just If you're keeping track of Country stations, became PD at KHTR/St. Louis. there may be a few more soon, as Transtar is Stu Evans, who shared the PD's duties at making plans to debut its new Country Network WMAK-FM/Nashville with Dan James, will in the near future. exit the Urban outlet for afternon drive at Coun- Wondering what former KFI/Los Angel- try -formatted WJEZ/Chicago starting "SHOULD es PD John Rook's been up to? As a principal September 5. in the newly formed RHW Broadcasting Laurel, MD's own radio station WLMD LOVE YOU" Group, he's purchased KNCW/Grand has promoted Production Director Pat O'Leary Coulee, WA, which will be the AM sister to the to PD/MD, replacing Steve Allen, who recent- WABX WRKR KKEZ WJPC FM John and his two partners already own in ly segued to WLTT/Washington as an air per- WDRQ WISE WPAX KHR.M the market (KEYF1. RHW also owns sonality. KIOB/Coeur d'Alene, ID and a new FM KIQQ WNVR WLBS WESL In call letter action from the FCC, license in Helena, MT. Congratulations to John KUTE KPRS KCNN/San Diego has asked for KPQP. KFRC WKOR on this new phase of his broadcasting career. KLVU/Dallas will become KLUV when it KYYX WYDD KJLH WVEE Former WRIF/Detroit PD Fred Jacobs trades call letters with the current WFLB WGMB WGCI WXYV has formed his own media consultancy, "Media KLUV/Haynesville, LA. And the recently Strategies." The firm specializes in focus abandoned WEZI calls now belong to the groups, marketing, and planning. Fred's former WYOR/Coral Gables, FL. O Exploding on video airwaves number is (313) 626-7158. KNX-FM/Los Angeles kicked off its new KING/Seattle morning news host Bruce across the country! Hitradio format last week (8-25) and officially Murdock, also known as "Murdock In The became KKHR this week (9-2). The station's Added by MTV! Morning" back in his music-playin' days, will O slogan is "Hitradio 93," a phrase it "shares" join KLSY/Seattle this month in morning with KHJ/Los Angeles sounds like a Also breaking on Urban/ drive. Bruce had been PD at KING prior to the ... possible ascription headache to us. O Contemporary and Dance A/C's shift to News a year ago. He's remained as morning man, but his heart's not been in it. Wedding bells for A&M Chairman and co- charts across America! Shifting to KLSY's A/C approach should have founder Jerry Moss, who married model Ann Bruce back in form within days. Holbrook in Hawaii August 28.

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CHR BREAKERS

CHR Chart KBBK add KIQQ on KHFI add 25 K093 add 35 XTRA deb 32 BJ105 add KIDD add KBEQ 39-35 KYUU deb 25 KTFM add 34 KRSP add 94Q deb 24 KIMN deb 38 KUBE add WKDD add KRQ add WBEN-FM 33-11 Z93 31-25 Q103 deb 32 KNBQ on KMGK add WAZY-FM add WKBW 28-25 79Q add 26 KEARTH 30-27 B104 on WNAP add 16 WSPT add WNYS add Q105 28-26 KFI on WBLI add K107 add 37 KKAZ add B94 on WGCL 30-26 KIIS-FM on KC 101 add KKXX add KIST add 30 A/C BREAKERS. AUGUST 19 WFBR WSB WMJI WCCO B100 WAFB GR55 WSB-FM KUDL KS94 KFMB WHBY WPIX KVIL-FM WHB KHOW KNBR 55KRC WTAE W101 WISN KPPL KEZR KBOI WPRO WCLR WMYX KOST KPLZ KRDO WLTT WFYR WBEN KOY WAEB WRMM WARM98 KEY103 KGW WICC AUGUST 19 & 26! A/C Chart #1 MOST ADDED - BREAKERS AUGUST 26 C', WIL WHK WSOC-FM WIRE KLAC KLZ WMC WDAF KRMD-FM WNDE KFDI KLLL KHEY WYNK KPLX-FM WTSO WDGY KKYX KSO KYNN KEBC-FM WXCL WHN KWMT WESC WKMF WAXX-FM WNYR WSEN-FM KFGO WPOR KTTS WWWW-FM WFMS WAMZ-FM WCXI WSLR WWVA WZZK-FM WCAW WMZQ-FM WKSJ-FM Chart #1 MOST ADDED - AUGUST 26! Country From Kenny's RCA Debut Album "EYES THAT SEE IN THE DARK" RCA Records Welcomes KENNY ROGERS Produced By Barry Gibb, Karl Richardson*, And Albhy Galuten * RCn Management: Ken Kragen * For Karlbhy Productions

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 20 R&R/Friday, September 2, 1983 NAB Survey Charts Audience Attitudes The centerpiece of the NAB's Radio Programming listeners who respond primarily to All This Action Conference this year was a study of radio listener at- amusing air personalities rather than the music. 24% of the total is titudes conducted by Reymer & Gersin Associates of De- made up of "Get -Me -Up troit, and given the possibly overdramatic title of "Radio Rockers," advocates of more hits WARS: How To Survive In The '80s." The survey's fin- more often; while another 24% are Has Gone To dings served as the theme for the RPC format meetings, "Romantics," essentially the seg- ment that used to be called "pas- but were greeted with considerably less than unanimous sives," with a strong oldies and approval. familiar music orientation. The Our Heads The study was based on 1300 tions, but dislike talk; while Nos- remaining 22% are "New Music responses from 13 markets. Part 1 talgia enthusiasts care more Trendies," the same sort of provided a psychographic profile about the music and parallel AOR leading edge music fans who for fans of each of nine formats. listeners in their interest in and make up 18% of the AOR au- Part 2 then explored further by loyalty to artists. dience, but favoring the CHR isolating the main attitude A/C listeners favor unobtrusive music style. variants found in followers of each presentations and familiar music, Similar divisions are establish- format. and regard radio as more of a CHR Summarizing the findings, ed for all nine formats studied, background environment than do along with suggestions for respondents who cited AOR as listeners to any other format. targeting these specific segments. their favorite format fancy However, the study distinguishes Part 3 of the study reiterates the themselves to be music experts, a "Full Service" format from importance of targeting, while BREAKERS avant-garde types who are loyal to A/C, and finds these listeners are Part 4 explains the survey's meth- favorite artists and appreciate the oriented towards upbeat per- odology. shared spirit of community an sonalities and a combination of AOR station can provide. CHR music and information. News/ It should be pointed out that i fans are music enthusiasts, but Talk listeners are out to "en- many RPC attendees had doubts not necessarily on the cutting edge gage their minds" through radio, or outright disagreements with of what's new, listening more for to learn and stimulate thought, the study's conclusions, with some songs than artists and desiring and increase their expertise and questioning the statistical base - "companionship from radio." superior knowledge. just 1300 respondents divided into Country listeners display strong nine favored -format groups and loyalty to their favorite stations Exceptions To The Rule then divided at least four ways and like a more traditional sort of Having established the above further for the format segments, radio approach. Black/Urban listener profiles, the study pro- ending up with a sample of under fans see radio as a role model and ceeds to complicate matters by 100 in many cases to create a seg- use it as more of a mood elevator breaking down each format fan ment attitude profile. The survey TALKING in- than a companion. Beautiful group into 4-6 "segments." For was the talk of the RPC, but per- Music types become "emotionally stance, the CHR audience is com- haps not exactly in the way the involved" with their radio sta- posed of 30% "Funny DJ Fans," NAB intended. HEADS

"Burning TAKING IT EASY - Exchanging views during the TAKING IT A/C - Pictured at the A/C format clinic Beautiful/Easy Music format clinic are KB1G/Los art, panelists Mike Novak of KYUU/San Francisco Angeles's Rob Edwards (left) and KABL/San Fran- (left) and WLTT/Washington's Bob Hughes. Down cisco's Dave McKinsey. The House"

PROMOTION EMOTION - Blore & Richman's Chuck Blore is captured enjoying himself during his A OUT OF IT KIIS/Los MAKING PRODUCTION - station promotion presentation. Angeles's Don Elliot masterminds the machines during the hands-on Production Lab.

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SIRE NEWSPERSON/AIR PERSONALITY RELATION- Manufactured & distributed by Warner Bros. Records SHIP - At the panel of that name, moderator Charlie ONE POINT FOR RESEARCH - Ted Bolton of Phila- Seraphin of KCBS/San Francisco looks on as WGN/ delphia -based research firm Ted Bolton Associates Chicago morning team Tom Petersen (center) and makes his point during the "Getting To Know Your Bob Collins expound on their ability to coexist suc- Audience With Market Research" panel. cessfully.

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Capitol Forms Picture Music NAB Gehron participated in a diverting bonus for attendees, a Continued from Page 1 carrier -current conference Wilims, Levinson Head Expanded Video Unit popular clinic on the PD -to -GM dio from taking place at a well- transition; while a "Making radio station, KRPC, was on the Capitol Industries has expanded Hart, Director of Production Jim attended Monday session. Pro- Money With Your Mouth" lun- air during the days under the Manager of Creative its video operation, forming Pic- Yukich, ponents, including KKBQ-AM & cheon starring Larry King, direction of Ron Fell and Dave Mick Kleber, ture Music International to pro- Services Manager FM/Houston PD John Lander, Howard Stern, and Rick Dees Sholin of the Gavin Report, with duce music videos, full-length of Production & Administration felt that MTV was good for quickly turned into a one-liner many top personalities handling and Direc- music programming, and com- Cynthia Biedermann, music in general and therefore one-upmanship contest, to no guest shifts and critiquing ses- mercials. Capitol VP Fred tor of Business Affairs Vic Rap- helped music radio as well; one's surprise, but was an sions staged for added amuse- Wilims, who is in charge of poport. while consultants Jeff Pollack entertainment highlight. Con- ment. Addresses by NAB VP/ publishing, retail, video, and tape and John Sebastian were more certs starring the Pointer General Counsel Erwin Kras- activities for the company, will Ostin Named skeptical, with Sebastian as- Sisters and Barbara Mandrell now and former FCC Commis- supervise the new unit, with serting that MTV's importance also entertained to strong sioner Steve Sharp closed the former EMI America/Liberty A&R VP At WB was "vastly overblown." positive reactions. And in a conference Wednesday. VP/Business Affairs Mark Levin- Michael Ostin has been upped to Other conference meetings son serving as President of PMI. VP/A&R Co-director at Warner covered the future of AM, sta- Replacing Levinson at EMI/ Bros. Records. Ostin, who first tion promotion, marketing re- KMGC Liberty is Mark Berger, who had joined the WB A&R staff in 1977, search, newsperson/air person- Continued from Page 1 others. This title pulls been Director/Business Affairs will now be active in talent scout- ality relations, programming/ is really exciting, because he everything underneath one um- for Capitol for two years. Other ing and acquisition, as well as gales relations, network pro- truly is the top personality in brella, and now I'll be responsi- appointments at PMI include VP/ keeping in contact with artists gramming, and new music. the market. (Competitor KVIL ble for the overall direction of Production & Marketing Bob currently on the WB roster. Consultant Dave Klemm, morning man) Ron Chapman is KMGC. I feel really good about Rivers WB Senior VP/ WTAE & WHTX/Pittsburgh VP/ strong, but when Ken was here, it." A&R Ted Tern- GM Ted Atkins, and WLS-AM & he had as high as a 60 share. A lifetime Dallas broad- Continued from Page 1 pleman com- FM/Chicago VP/GM John The market remembers him caster, Schell has spent the last The number of years Steve's of his years at KMGC mented, "In light Network and they're just going crazy three four spent at KOPA is indicative of of my continued over the news of his return. as Promotion Director, while the type of individual he is. activity in the Continued from Page 1 Ken's bright, funny, and a com- working the first three as morn- Steve is a team player and studio, I felt the Geffen President Ed Rosen- pletely different kind of show. ing personality. Prior to that, he that's what Harte -Hanks need for someone blatt stated, "We're excited to The market's ripe for him, and worked as an air talent at believes in." with day-to-day be involved in the careers of the timing is perfect." KNUS (now KLVU), having Rivers, who will report to contact in the both Irene Cara and Moving Nicholl began at KMGC six previously programmed KRLD Operations Director Mason Dix- talent field. Mi- r Pictures and are confident the years ago as afternoon per- for a year after serving seven on, commented, "Q105 is a chael, who has Michael Ostin bonds between our company sonality, was named News more as PD of KVIL. Schell told great radio station and I'm real- contributed so much to our past and Al Coury's Network organi- Director a year later, and R&R, "I enjoy it thoroughly! ly excited about the prospects of successes, was the obvious zation will be strong and became PD three years ago. Working with people and mak- working with everyone in Tam- choice." lasting." His background also includes a ing things happen are two of the pa. I've enjoyed my long rela- WB President Lenny Waronker Network's present interna- brief stint as News Director at real treats of this business. tionship with First Media, stated, "Michael has demon- tional distribution agreement KYYX/Seattle, as well as three Although Steve and I will work working with (President) Glenn strated his excellent instincts with CBS International con- years as afternoon news anchor on the direction together, he's Potter, (VP/Programming) many times over the years. We tinues outside of North Ameri- at crosstown KZOK. Nicholl the architect of the station, Dan Mason, and (VP/GM) are confident that he will add sig- ca. The label was formerly said, "Before I was in charge of while I will implement and ex- Gary Guthrie and the staff at nificantly to the strength of our distributed here by Elek- some things and just involved in ecute the designs." KOPA. I'll miss them and Phoe- A&R presence in his new posi- traiAsylum. nix very much." tion." VALI TO OPERATIONS, AKANE NAMED PD TRANSACTIONS Clear Channel Buys 40% Of SunGroup KKUA & KQMQ Up Two Programmers Clear Channel Communications has agreed and KTXC & KHYS/Port Arthur, TX. The trans- to purchase 40% of the outstanding shares of action is subject to FCC approval and the draft- In simultaneous in-house promotions at very good about the whole thing. It's an af- SunGroup Inc. (formerly Mooney Broad- ing of a final document. KKUA & KQMQ/Honolulu, PD Austin Vali firmation of managment's commitment to casting) for a price of approximately $3.25 has moved up to Director/Operations, while win." Regarding Leahi, Vali continued, million. SunGroup owns WERC & WKXX/Bir- Sierra Buys KOWL MD Kimo Akane was elevated to PD. "He's the greatest! Kimo's so talented, it mingham, WLUY & WYHY/Lebanon (Nash- For $1.25 Million The restructuring, although part of a makes working just a complete pleasure. ville), and WSEV & WMYU/Sevierville (Knox- long-range plan by owner Aloha Broadcast- He's the reason I returned to the air." Pacific Communications has agreed to sell ville). Clear Channel owns WOAI & KAJA/San ing, was prompted by the sudden departure Akane joined KKUA as MD three years KOWL/South Lake Tahoe, CA to Sierra Broad- Antonio, KPEZ1Austin, KBBJ & KMOD/Tulsa, of simulcast morning team Kelly Randall & ago and was named MD for both stations a casting for $1.25 million. KOWL operates at Dan Cooke to WWSH/Philadelphia (R&R year later. A Honolulu veteran, Akane 1490 kHz with 1kw days/250 watts nights. The 8-26). Randall & Cooke have been replaced previously worked as a personality and MD purchase agreement was reached August 17, by Vali, teamed with station sports per- at competitors KORL, KULA, and KIOE. Taylor Acquires WGAN-AM with takeover expected within 90 days, pending sonality and former KGMB-TV/Honolulu He told R&R, "I'm very pleased to receive FCC approval. Sports Director Kimo Leahi. this vote of confidence and look forward to $3.1 Million as for the & FM For Kalil & Co. served broker transaction. In announcing the promotions, Aloha developing the growth of these stations as is first broadcast acquisition, while Taylor Communications of Maine has bought KOWL Sierra's Broadcasting President/GM Dennis Brown well as my own abilities." Pacific retains ownership of KIKI & KMAI/Honolu- WGAN-AM & FM/Portland for $3.1 million from said, "The plan has always been to build It was also announced that Traffic/Conti- Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services. Taylor lu. our operations around Austin and Kimo, nuity Director Lilia Miller has been pro- presently owns WCOD!Hyannis, MA, while Guy WYRE & WBEY Sold and we're delighted to give both of them ad- moted to MD for KKUA. Gannett retains WINZ-AM & FM/Miami; WRKT/ ded responsibilities and opportunities. Sunbelt Cocoa Beach; KSTT/Davenport, IA & WXLPI To Anna -Del Although the timing was somewhat unex- Continued from Page 3 Moline, IL; KOFM/Oklahoma City; and three TV WYRE & WBEY/Annapolis, MD have been pected, our blueprint is working and these stations. WGAN has 5000 watts fulltime on 560 sold by Bay Broadcasting/Atlantic Broadcasting promotions are well -deserved." company as respectable as Sunbelt to kHz, while WGAN-FM operates on 102.9 mHz to Anna -Del Broadcasting for $1.3 million. Vali had been PD for both stations for return to the Twin Cities in an equity posi- with 100 kw and an antenna height of 1460 ft. Neither company owns any other broadcast pro- four years, having previously served a year tion, it was something I just leaped at." Broker for the transaction was the Keith W. Hor- perties. as PD at crosstown KIKI & KPIG. Before KTWN operates at 100kw on 107.9 mHz toA Co. WYRE is 250 watts at 810 kHz; WBEY is 3000 that, Vali spent five years at WLRS/Louis- with an antenna height of 400 feet. Ray watts at 103.1 mHz with an antenna height of ville, including the last 18 months as PD. Stanfield of Chapman & Associates served 319 feet. The transaction was brokered by Cecil Vali said, "I'm really happy about it. We as broker. Takeover is expected around Tanner L. Richards, Inc. were able to move a lot of people up as a September 15. KRAB, a non-commercial property, is be- Continued from Page 3 result of this change, and everybody feels KXOK ing acquired from the Jack Straw Memori- Continued from Page 3 radio schemes. No charges have been filed as yet. Marshall al Foundation, which owns no other Tanner and Funk will remain on the com- for what King calls "contemporary Talk." station. The station operates at 100kw on Continued from Page 3 to pany's payroll during their leaves, with of- The station airs ABC Talkradio days and 107.7 mHz. The transfer is scheduled oc- fice space and secretarial help provided NBC Talknet nights. Drivetimes feature Marshall began at WWWE in 1979 as a cur in October or November. Jay Bowles of them. news, traffic and sports, plus locally -pro- weekend personality, moving up to mid - Blackburn & Co. acted as broker. While it was unclear whether Tanner and duced Talk mixed with small amounts of days in 1980. Prior to WWWE, he worked as Robinson added that, aside from Brown's Funk had actually resigned their positions, A/C music. According to King, the local an air talent at crosstown stations WZZP, appointment, no decisions regarding per- Media General did announce three new ap- segments appeal to the "mass interest" WHK and WLYT (now WRQC). Marshall sonnel, call letters or format for either station will be made until the acquisitions are pointments at the Tanner Co. Media Gener- with celebrity interviews and "community - said, "I have no magic formula for success. al Senior VP James Linen becomes type interviews of a wide spectrum." I just think it's going to take a little direc- completed. Tanner's acting President/CEO, Media Regarding competition from market tion, a little patience, and a whole lot of Sunbelt also owns KVOR & KSPZ/Colora- General President/COO James Evans will dominator KMOX, King says, "We're not hard work. Management agrees with that, do Springs, KQEO & KZZX/Albuquerque serve as Tanner Chairman, and Media going head -to -head with them. We're offer- and so does the staff. I'm just excited about and KFYE/Fresno. General Broadcasting President Robert ing an alternative. They are more of a News having the opportunity to shape and define No replacement for Brown at KPPL & Sutton is Tanner Executive VP. and Sports station." our new sound." KLAK was announced.

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YOUNG WINOS SAVAGe Paul Rappaport overcame Wino background to reach KEN BARNES executive heights at Columbia The Moody Blues The Past & The Present The Moody Blues' new album, "The Present," naturally reminds NAME PAUL'S GUITAR CONTEST me of their past, in keeping with my perversely historical bias. It is quite a past, just about 19 years now since the Birmingham, EVOLUTIO WIN A DREAM DATE WITH England -based band released its first single, "Steal Your Heart Away," BIG BEA YOUR FAVOR! TE WINO which stiffed. Fortunately the second one, a cover of a great soul ballad by Bessie Banks, did somewhat better - "Go Now" was a global smash

Paul Rappaport is Columbia's National Album Director and a much - lauded record man of over a decade's standing. But in happenings ten years' time ago he was leading a double life as a campus rep for CBS and as lead guitarist for L.A.'s somewhat less -than -legendary Mogan David & His Winos. On their one and only Kosher Records LP, this eclectic combo performed material ranging from Led Zep's "Communication Breakdown" to the Moodies past and present Dave Clark Five's "Glad All Over" to Teresa Brewer's "Music, Music, Music, " treating each tune with the same smooth assurance, spirited innova- in 1965. It also of early became something Pre-Fixx tion, and basic lack of skill. an albatross for original Moodies singer Before the Fixx was in formation, three Included in the deluxe packaging of the LP are copious liner notes, describing Paul as a Denny Laine. Denny left the band in 1967 members of the band were in an electroni- "bumbling Jett Beck imitator, " and even a "Name Paul's Guitar Contest" to win a "dream date" and eventually emerged in Wings, where he cally -oriented British group called the Por- Wino. Also in this historically significant band, by the way, were Mark Leviton, apparently contributed little besides har- with your favorite traits, who released a 1980 single called now a VP at Warner Special Products, and Harold Bronson, a top executive at independent monies and rhythm guitar except for his "Hazards In The Home." Hazarding their label Rhino Records, whose quirkier projects were no doubt inspired by the Winos. one concert spotlight number - "Go Now." chances on this release were current Fixx- After leaving Wings and going solo, Denny Cy Cumin, Adam Woods, and Rupert tures Back in their early days in Seattle, Heart Greenall. tTREETSANT used to perform so many numbers from the Men Of Letters: This must be a record, Jimmy Page/Robert Plant songbook that but there are presently three records out their local nickname was "Little Led Zep- based around the five vowels A, E, 1, O, and hit "IOU" U. Freeez has the Black Radio Finally, adding to my recent featurette on (which adds the A and E during its chorus) groups named after states, I thought of a on Streetwise, oddly -named Ebn Elektra's British group a couple of years back called Ozn (which may be a column in itself) has a Nevada, and KZOQ/Missoula, MT Promo- dance -oriented single called "AEIOU tion Director Rod Harsell wrote in to tell me Sometimes Y" (thoughtfully adding of a band called Montana, which had two quasi -vowel to the group), and the another nationally -distributed albums out a few new A&M EP by the Europeans contains years back. So that brings the total up to 11 their recent UK single "A+E+I+O+U." and climbing. I'm not sure about the cosmic significance of all this, but I wonder if I can get away Paul Young stands apart from his early group. -, y with labelling it a "Vowel Movement." Who's Paul Young? He's a British singer TV -':," Grapes Of Rock well regarded by his peers (he and Elvis A recent Los Angeles Times article con- Costello contributed background vocals to News tained the intriguing information that Billy Squeeze's "Black Coffee In Bed") . "Where - Steinberg, writer of Linda Ronstadt's "How ever I Lay My Hat" (a Marvin Gaye song, Lionel Richie's new "All Night Long" Denny Laine goes now for the third time Do I Make You" and a member of Epic's 1963 vintage) is his third solo single. video debuts on "Friday Night Videos" i -Ten, administers a 1500 -acre grape ranch Previously he was in hardworking UK soul September 2 ... "Solid Gold" for the in California's Coachella Valley. The band the Q -Tips and a more rock -oriented week of September 2 is a "classic edi- put out a single in Europe featuring a new group's name comes from the interstate aggregation called Streetband. Each group tion" starring Chuck Berry, Stephen version of - you guessed it - "Go Now." highway that runs by the ranch. released two albums overseas. Bishop, Golden Earring, Thelma Hous- His replacement as lead singer in the ton, Engelbert Humperdinck, Lou Rawls, Moody Blues was Justin Hayward, who was Del Shannon, and Frankie Valli & the The Flirts X ap- previously in a folk trio called the Wilde Four Seasons ... and fe 5 Years Ago Today pear on "American Bandstand" Septem- Three, where he was partnered with Marty Tonite" for the of unsuc- ber 3 ... "Rock 'N' Roll Wilde (Kim's father). After a pair KEVIN METHENY NAMED PD AT WXKS/PITTSBURGH were allowed to weekend of September 3 features Mar- cessful singles, the Moodies BOBBY CHRISTIAN PD AT WMETICHICAGO record an album with an orchestra in order shall Crenshaw, Ellen Foley, Garland DICK KLINE EXEC. VP AT POLYDOR: Harry Anger upped to Sr. VP Jeffreys, and Quarterflash ... Journey to demonstrate the capabilities of a new JERRY BOULDING NEW PD AT KDIAIOAKLAND in concert is MTV's feature September 3, sound recording technique, and according BILL GABLE NAMED PD AT CKLWIDETROIT while U2 stars on MTV's "Fast Forward" to legend were able to convince the com- NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Three Times A Lady" September 4. pany to let them record a collection of their - Commodores (Motown) (5th week) The Cinemax cable service will debut own songs with orchestral backing. The NUMBER ONE A/C: "Hopelessly Devoted To You" Olivia half-hour music series called "Album result was the "Days Of Future Passed" - a Newton -John (RSO) (2nd week) Flash," featuring premieres of LP tracks featuring "Tuesday Afternoon" and album, NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Rake And Ramblin' Man" Don from top artists, with videos, in -studio foot- "Nights In White Satin" (which actually - Williams (ABC) age, and commentary from the artists. Lin- become a single hit until five years didn't NUMBER ONE LP: "Some Girls" Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones/ da Ronstadt is the subject of the first in 1972), and the group was irrevoca- - later, Atco) (8th week) show, airing September 13. bly on its way. Jerry Boulding

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Prince Rod Stewart "What Am I Gonna "Delirious" Do (1'm So In Love With You)"

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REFLECTIONS ON A DECADE Happy Birthday Y100- A Winning Legend Turns 10 In radio success can be as short-lived as one rating book. But that's hardly the case for Y100/Miami, which officially celebrated its "10th Birthday" on August 3, culminating with an elaborate free concert on August 20. Almost from the day Y100 signed on, us think twice, but we've never been sound- South Florida responded warmly. The ly trounced and don't plan on it ever hap- market has placed Y100 at or near the top of pening " the ratings, book after book, year after In The Beginning For a look back at this consistently year. Rob went on to describe the infancy of the successful station, as well as a look ahead to station. "Y100 signed on August 3, 1973, and the future, I talked with PD Rob Walker. it was a pretty wild day. We kicked it off Having witnessed the sign-on of the station with a $50,000 Cash Call. Before that, the at 13Q/Pittsburgh dubbing music to take to these doors," Rob said. "John Rook (who and actively participated in nine of those biggest prize ever given away in this Hawaii, when they called me up to fly down became PD after Buzz Bennett), Bill Tan- ten years, Rob has great memories and market was probably a $100 bill. The town and do the morning show the next day, ner, Kid Curry, Tom Birch, Quincy McCoy, thoughts on why Y100 has been a win- sound went wild. At the time we were up against since Robie quit ... so I was really the sec- Mark Shands, Earl The Pearl and The ner for so long. WMYQ, WQAM, WFUN, and to some ex- ond morning man at Y100. After me, Todd Madame (all three now at I95), Rick Elliott, The Secret Of Success tent WINZ (AM), although WINZ and Chase came in as morning man for a long Jay Marks, Banana Joe Montione, and Ordinarily I might hold back the secret of WFUN were the first to fall apart. while." Keith Isley, now PD at I95, who was once Y100's success for the last part of the story, the continuity/copywriter for Y100. And I but in this instance it's important to under- can't forget about morning newsman/per- stand at the outset the philosophical corner- sonality Jim Reihle, who was here for nine stone the station was built on. Many well- Tanner Sends Birthday Greetings years and and is off to rejoin Tanner at known programmers have come against WASH-FM/Washington." Y100 over the years: Jim Dunlap and Tom Bill Tanner was PD at Y100 for nine years, and it would be hard to pass Birch at WQAM, Al Casey at WMYQ (later this 10th anniversary by without some thoughts from the man who program- Y100 -A Blending of Styles to become 96X under med the station into a winning legend. Rob Walker's nine years at Y100 include a Jerry Clifton), Beau couple of detours. "I'd left to start a record "Frankly, I get chills thinking about Y100's 10th birthday," he said. "The station is purely now Raines and Keith and simply the best CHR station in America. It is a showcase for superb talent. Everyone from company, and rejoined this company to put Isley at I95. As anoth- Sonny Fox, Cramer Haas, Rob Walker, to Don Cox and the rest of the our station in Tampa (WCKX, now WMGG) er who programmed on the air, but I've always come back to airstaff, all display amazing talents. Of all the accomplishments I had any Y100, against when I part in over the years, the most satisfying was convincing (then -GM) Y100 because it is home for me. People are was at 96X, I can tell Matt Mills into taking Cox back after his problems with cocaine. treated special here, and it's something I is you there some- "Working at Y100 was unquestionably the highlight of my career, haven't found elsewhere. thing special about "Tanner and I worked together for nine and it was a superb pleasure to be associated with those people. I just this radio station. hope that everybody in radio can have the professionally -satisfying ex- years and know each other inside and out. When you call the sta- perience of being associated with a longtime winner. Y100 is the We have very different backgrounds, since Walker tion, staffers answer Rob ultimate example to radio station operators, PDs, and young jocks out he came from an MOR showbiz -type of the phone, "#1 again, Y100!" I probed Rob background at WJDX, and I came from the there that personality does pay. I can't think of another CHR station that for the scoop. has been so successful in its history and is today still number one in a `Drake school of doing things' at KAKC/ of We not "Y100 has a secret success. are major market. Y100 is a role model for others to emmulate. It has the Bill Tanner Tulsa. The two styles made a great com- a follower, we are an innovator," Rob ex- bination. I was the mechanic and he was the essence of what it takes to be a winner, and I think that's the finest thing that I could say on has a of its own of plained. "The station spirit Y 100's 10th anniversary." designer the fabric of the format. Y100 that transcends any individual that is here has always been a tight, non -BS -sounding or who has ever been here. Y100 is living radio station, but has always maintained a proof that the total is greatér than the sum "I was working for WMYQ and Buzz Rob recalled other original staffers, in- personality based on predictable unpredic- of the parts. It's the team, the people, the (Bennett, PD) approached me about com- cluding newsman John Emm; Ronnie tability." chemistry that make it. There is an incredi- ing over to Y100. In the course of the conver- Grant, middays; and Larry McKay, after- Great Memories ble spirit, pride, and legacy to live up to. sation I ended up making a deal instead to noons. Nights were anchored by Don Cox, In ten years, Y100 has pulled off a number "Y100 came on the air balls -out and ready go to Cecil Heftel's KGMQ/Honolulu to take Davey O'Donnell did late-nights, and there of interesting promotions - some of which to take the market, and we did. With little them CHR. As it turned out, Robie Young was an all-night guy who called himself have become indelibly etched in Rob's exception, we have maintained dominance was the first morning man on Y100, and simply "Him" (actually Bill Stedman). mind. "One of the outstanding high points book after book after book. People have when he got off the air, the GM at the time "Over the years there have been amazing would be the first free concert we ever did come close, they have edged us, and made read him the riot act about his show. I was number of folks that have passed through in 1974 on Virginia Beach Key. There were thousands of folks for as far as we could see. It starred K.C. & the Sunshine Band, just as their first hit, 'Get Down Tonight,' had come out. It was amazing to see a home-

, FORT LOYDIRDOl1 - 11I11M town band do so well. Another one had to have been the $250,000 giveaway, which really had everyone talking. "The most emotional high point of the past ten years would have to be Christmas Day 1981. Cramer Haas was on the air, and rem` as he was signing off at 2pm, we hauled a a®® huge box into the studio. There was about 30 Jfl seconds of paper being ripped and the box LICENSE TO WIN being torn open and soon you could hear a pounding from inside the box. Then we heard a muffled voice, and out popped Don Cox (returning to the station after a highly - publicized cocaine ordeal). The look on Cox's face was incredible. The outpouring of supportive emotion from the audience was overwhelming and something I'll never forget." Continued on Page 28

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"Break My Stride"

From The Private I Album: "I Don't Speak The Language" Produced by Peter Bunetta, Rick Chudacoff and Bill Elliott for Ride Productions

Manufactured and Distributed by CBS RECORDS INC.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 28 R&R/Friday, September 2, 1983 Y100 Gives Away Millions N'E Of $$$$ In Prizes Y100 has always had the reputation of digging deep into the coffers for promo-

tions and contests. I asked Rob Walker to figure out how much has been given away "It Must Be Love" over the past decade. "We were trying to total it up but some of the records from 7-29562 many years ago are nowhere to be found. However, when you look at all we've done, and then at what we are currently doing, we figure in cash and prizes we've given away between $3-4 million." Produced by Clive Langer The Second Single Those prizes include several station vans, cameras, video equipment, stereo systems, boats, trips, and Alan Winstanley cars, movie tickets, albums, and T-shirts. Rob detailed some of the cash prizes that were awarded: from the $250,000 to one person. $50,000 to one person in three separate contests. Debut Geffen LP $25,000 in four separate contests. $10,000 at least 15 times. MADNESS GHS 4003 $1000 and $100 denominations: "It's impossible to know exactly how many, but there have been a lot." Happy Birthday We are like 'Star Wars.' We have force within us and Continued from Page 24 it could be for light or dark. We always try to choose the most beneficial route. The 10th Birthday Celebration "This area needs a lot of positives," he stressed. On Saturday August 20, over 75,000 people "With Time magazine covers for the past year turned out for a free concert to celebrate Y100's 10th describing South Florida as a 'paradise lost,' we've gotten an image birthday at 79th Street in Miami Beach. The acts in- of being nothing but a haven for drugs and crime. pride cluded a good blend of South Florida favorites; Mi - Our as a community has been quel Brown, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Champaign, hurt, and we work toward being a positive influence Stacy Lattisaw, Jonzun Crew, and Frank Stallone. on that image. "Every act was so cooperative with us," said Rob. "They just sang their hearts out for our 10th anniversary, and it was an incredible day for us. The concert went from noon to 5pm, and we got extensive local coverage from the papers and TV stations. "Our actual birthday was August 3, and the "It's so much easier to run things first celebration has really been going on all month. On August 3 we went commercial-free for several hours class than to run things in a mediocre CHRI: ;1- and had a lot of phoners from artists like Donna Sum- manner. Insist on high standards and mer, all the guys from Journey, and who Styx, called maintain them, it will never fail in to wish us well. We opted not to do any contesting you." or money giveaway, as we wanted to keep it as non - 154/36 hype as possible. It just didn't seem right to make a contest out of our 10th anniversary. Instead we felt the way to say thanks to the community was to do a great concert and play lot of the music that has "We're proud of helped make us number one." what we've done, and we knock on wood each day for our good fortune. It's just a Y100 With An Eye To The Future great chemistry that transcends all of us. I think over ADDED THIS WEEK: It would be pointless to examine Y100's past the years we've developed a calm confidence that glories without a look at what's ahead in the next 10 things will always be OK as long as we make the ef- WHYT years. While anything can happen along the way, fort. I'm amazed that more radio stations aren't run WNVZ WZYQ Rob made it clear that Y100 is keenly aware of its like this. It's a family feeling that keeps this place KBEQ WKAU OK100 place in the community. cemented together." "Y100's mission in life these days is to try to pour Rob summed up his thoughts on ten years of suc- XTRA WEBC 95XIL back into the community as much as we can. Y100 is cess for Y100. "It's so much easier to run things first WFLY the March of Dimes station, and this is one of their class than to run things in a mediocre manner. Insist Z104 WCGQ strongest areas, I'm proud to say. We also par- on high standards and maintain them, and it will K104 KQKQ Q104 ticipate in the Christmas Boat Parade each year. Our never fail you. It's harder to do, but is worth the ef- manager, David Ross, sits on the Tourist Develop- fort. When Buzz Bennett came in, he and Cecil Heftel WYCR KBBK WIXV ment Council, and is Chairman of the Broward Coun- refused to do anything second class. They established WRCK ty March of Dimes. Each year we are the Toys for standards which John Rook maintained, Tanner con- KYNO-FM Z102 Tots station, and provide trucks of food for the needy. tinued, and I will uphold as well." WKRZ-FM K96 KQWB KAMZ KGGI KKXL-FM WANS-FM KRSP KKLS Y100 Casting A Vote For Liberty 94TYX KJRB KYYA Y100 has long been known for unusual promotions that often lean toward the B97 WIKZ KKAZ amazing ... hence the slogan the station has used for years, "The Amazing FM." Well, Y1 00 has done it again ... it's out to raise money to repair the Statue of Liberty on Ellis Island, near New York City. Rob Walker explained, "We got the idea from a 10th grader at Hialeah High School who sent us a letter which pointed out the importance of the statue to the people of this area. Morning man Sonny Fox is going to be on location in our mobile studio at parks, malls, and our street dances, and we may hold a benefit concert as well.

"On September 11, Sonny is going to take off in the Y100 van on a journey called 'US 1 to Liberty.'

He'll be stopping in cities all along US 1 and working with radio and TV stations that are participating in similar fundraising events. It will culminate in New York City with a'Y100 Street Dance' in Battery Park. At the dance we will present a check to the Ellis Island Foundation of the money raised locally and along the way. "Locally, WTVJ TV -4 has gotten involved very heavily with this event, sending a news crew along the whole route. It's the kind of event that has already raised $130,000 because of the publicity already received." VP/GM David Ross added, "Sunset Commercial Bank has set up the necessary accounts for this project, including individual accounts for the local schools. They have also provided a Wackenhut security vehicle to follow Sonny all the way up the coast."

Look for Sonny Fox to make stops on his 1264 -mile "US 1 to Liberty" trip in Jacksonville, Savannah, Atlanta, Greenville, Charlotte, Raleigh, Norfolk, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Trenton, and New York. Any stations in these cities interested in participating should contact Rob Walker at Y100 by calling (305) 925-7117.

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KYUU BATTLES THE VIETNAM VETS - As the highlight of the Northern California Vietnam Vets Picnic, KYUU/San Fran- cisco played a hard-fought game of softball with the Vets. KYUU won the game 14-12 and as a prize won the vets' caps. Shown (1-r) are VP/GM John Hayes, morning man Don Bleu, PD Mike Novak, and Chief Engineer Ricardo Frank, and two unidentified vets. BEE GEES f°Someone Belonging To

I'VE GOT IT COVERED - WFLB/Fayetteville's MD/afternoon drive personality Larry Cannon is shown covered in Someone" over 6000 entries for a recently -held contest to win a trip to OUI, OUI TO PARIS - WQSR(Q 105)/Baltimore recently of- Myrtle Beach, SC. The prize included four days and three fered an all -expenses -paid trip to Paris for two for identifying nights, all expenses paid, and $250 in cash. If the station a list of 25 Paris landmarks. Shown (I -r) are winner Cherie had upped the prize money a bit higher, we might not have Smith and PD Waylon Richards. seen Larry at all.

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leaves KGBSIGreeley, CO to do weekends on the Tran - KKHRILos Angeles for a swing shift/weekend slot .. . star Satellite Network ... WJADIBainbridge welcomes Steve Kelly to afternoon drive from FM991Talahassee, and WCIRIBeckley names Bob Nelson Operations Manag- PD Skip Elliot moves to mornings WGLFITalahassee ... er/morning personality, coming in from the PD post at picks up John Summers and Paul Williams for weekends, WGNSIMurfreesboro, TN and Bob Spencer is named and Johnny Mark Franks for overnights, all from FM99 . MD . Keith Greer is now doing music at K98IProvo ..

. . Adam North moves from the MD post at KV911Volga, KROK/Shreveport Assistant PD Aubrey Hayden is now SD to become MD at KKRC/Sioux Falls, SD replacing handling music duties ... Kevin Nettleship joins WFLBI Jim Schaeffer as MD. Other changes at KKRC include Fayetteville for the night shift from WSBA-FM/York .. . Mike Bradford joining from K96/Provo to do afternoons, KNOE-FMIMonroe switches Larry Rhymes to afternoons and J.D. Stewart from 0102/Cincinnati to do nights. and Sam Shea moves to mornings ... KTRSICasper shifts KEZB/El Paso brings in Brad Edwards for afternoons Jill Savage to middays and Rick Lane is now doing . Kevin Rabat, middays at KYTNIGrand Forks is also 7 -midnight ... Keith Miller Jr. is named Research Director/ handling Promotion Director duties as well ... Dick Program Coordinator for KSKDISaIem ... KKYK/Little Rock Williams returns as PD to KISTISanta Barbara with Scotty named Mark McCain MD ... Jay Glass is tapped as PD at Johnson stepping down, but remaining as Chief Engineer/ KRIOIMcAIIen-Brownsville, TX. afternoon drive personality . . . Changes at WXLK/Roanoke include Kat Thomas as new night rocker from G105/Raleigh-Durham, MD Don O'Shea returns to From The late nights, and Mike Stevens is appointed Sports Director from G93/Stanton-Waynesboro ... Tony Macrini exits Bits Platinum mornings at WNVZ/Norfolk, moving to WGH, and former WRVQIRichmond PD/morning man Jeff Morgan fills the KFI/Los Angeles is running the "Five Mystery Album opening. Superstars" contest. Correct identification wins a Mexico and $1000 spending KTRS/Casper brings in Jill Savage to do middays, cruise to either Alaska or Rick Lane for nights, and Stan Icenogle for all nights cash. 'Staying KCBN/Reno is giving away a Hobie Cat ... Lew White, Director of Operations at WRNJ/Hacketts- $2000. The contest is tied in with Coca town, NJ for three and a half years moves to overnights at sailboat worth town. W000(0100)/Allentown ... WZZR/Grand Rapids loses Cola so entry blanks are available all over Alive' is Also, it's offered a little in-house jock incentive. Amy Scott to WLS/Chicago, and all-nighter Susan Platt to the actual number of en- upped to middays ... KKR0/Iowa City PD Mark Vos is now The jock guessing closest -tab for four at the Top Of doing afternoons at KIIKIDavenport. tries wins an open dinner Manufactured and Marketed by The Hilton. Tom Kent is leaving late -nights at B94/Pittsburgh to be- KFMW/ Waterloo gave away $19.99 every time PolyGram Records come PD at KNOK-FM/Columbia, SC ... Tom Halliday, they played the cut by Prince. Grand prize winner, who does all -nights at WLAN-FMILancaster, was promoted determined from a drawing of all smaller winners, to MD replacing Nicole, who has resigned ... Frank Walsh received $199.99 which could be placed in an interest - moves from KTSAISan Antonio to become MD across the bearing account until 1999.

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Add Quality BRAD MESSER Add Job Burnout: Matchless Boredom?

JAR REAU Some people are superglued to their jobs no matter what, forever and ever. Their exact opposites wildly pogo around the map nearly nonstop and can quote U -Haul rates by heart. The rest of us are mainstreaming along in the middle trying to maintain levelheaded control over occasional sudden wild impulses while still remaining open-minded and receptive to constructive changes. We non -extreme types, I'm told, are prime candidates for job burnout. That's why, at least in Big Business, supervisors go to seminars to learn how to spot flameout symptoms and deal with 'em. As with other maladies, the proverbial ounce of prevention is touted as being much better than a pound of cure. One sign of trouble is an employee who's increasingly frequently late to work and blames broken alarm clocks and flat tires. Others might include general lethargy, leaving work early, and increased absences because of mysteriously in- capacitating one -day illnesses. A prescribed cure for burnout is to change the victim's job chores by subtracting the most boring aspects and adding new and different duties to fire up interest. Sometimes we can spot burnout signs in ourselves and take positive steps to squelch disinterest by forcing ourselves to assume additional responsibilities. A total job change within the company is a more radical but sometimes effective move. But what if that stuff doesn't work? In the event the burnout is complete and you're smoldering with a desire to hop aboard the pogo stick to a place where they'll really appreciate you, consider this professional wisdom. "How well you are liked, not how competent you are, will determine if you get hired." That's from a recent USA Today item which quoted James Challenger, founder of a Chicago -based outplacement company, saying, "I'm not sure people who hire will admit it."

Labor Day MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 - The first Labor Day parade was 101 years ago today in New York City. Some of the 10,000 marchers carried banners reading "Less hours, more pay!" The cornerstone for the Statue of Liberty pedestal was placed 199 years ago. Father Time has made Miss Liberty so creaky that a national fundraising drive is being conducted to finance major repairs. The Country Music Association (1958) is 25. Freddie Mercury of Queen is 37. Raquel Welch is 43. Bob Newham is 54. Former Nixon administration Attorney General John Mitchell (who because of Watergate became the first Cabinet member ever sent to prison) is 70.

Voyage Of The Mayflower KYUU KRGV WHOT KHYT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 - The "Mayflower' sailed from Plymouth, England 363 years ago (1620). WSPK KTFM KIKI WFLB The Pilgrims arrived in New England nine weeks later, just in time for a winter so severe that half of them didn't live to see spring. WKFM KTSA KQMQ KVOL In 1901 President William McKinley was shot. He died eight days later and was succeeded by 42 -year-old Theodore WCSC KROK KHOP KNOE-FM Roosevelt, at that time the youngest President ever. WNFI WSEZ KIDD KCDQ JoAnne Worley is 46. KBFM WZPL KSKD KDZA The Real Uncle Sam FM 100 KBIM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 - The first reference to Uncle Sam as the symbol of the American 2nd Week government was printed in a Troy, New York newspaper 170 years ago today (1813). The man who inspired the nickname was Samuel Wilson, a meat packer. Containers of meat sold to the Army were stamped U.S., and somehow a joke got One Of The "MOST ADDED" A/C started that U.S. stood for Uncle Sam. The nickname inexplicably expanded to apply to anything having to do with the American government. Next week in his hometown of Troy, they'll have a big parade honoring Uncle Sam Wilson. Margaret Gorman became the first Miss America in 1921, selected on the basis of a photograph she had mailed and then forgotten. Gorman still holds the record as the youngest Miss America. She was 15. Hawaiian politician Daniel Inouye is 59. Satellite and rocket pioneer Dr. James Van Allen, discoverer of Earth's radiation belts, is 69.

"Trouble Presidential Pardon For Nixon THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 - His Attorney General went to prison along with several other Watergate figures, but President Richard Nixon never did. The possibility was eliminated nine years ago today when his successor In Paradise" Gerald Ford issued a full Presidential pardon, guaranteeing Mr. Nixon could not be taken to trial on criminal charges. "Star Trek" premiered on TV in 1966. It lasted three years and totaled 79 programs. The Great Hurricane struck Galveston in 1900, flooding buildings to the second -story level and killing an estimated 6000 Texans. The city of New Amsterdam was renamed 319 years ago (1664) and became New York City. Frankie Avalon is 43.

JARREAU Hotdogs Lose Gloves, Get Buns FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 - When you heat a wiener, juice drops out and makes a mess. At his St. Louis wiener stand, Arnold Feutchwanger gave away a white glove with every hot frankfurter he sold. It was a good gimmick, but expensive. Then he realized an oblong bun would not only be cheaper, it would work better, and exactly 100 years ago Produced by Jay Graydon today Feutchwanger began selling frankfurters in buns. He's listed as the inventor of the hotdog as we know it today. It is an almost unbelievably popular food. About 50 million hotdogs are eaten every day in the United States, which amounts to Associate Producer: Tom Canning about 80 hotdogs per person per year. RCA formed the National Broadcasting Company on this date in 1926. Today is NBC's 57th anniversary. Nine years ago today the lead stories were about Evel Knievel's unsuccessful attempt to rocket across Idaho's Snake River Canyon. Football's Joe Theismann is 34. Tomorrow (9-10) Jose Feliciano will be 38, newsman Charles Kuralt will be 49, and Arnold Palmer will be 54. Manufactured and Distributed by Warner Bros. Records Sunday (9-11) Tom Landry will be 59: he's held the Dallas Cowboys head coaching job for 23 years.

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JEFF GELB Album Suckering: A Sticky Promotion

AOR radio is always on the lookout for exciting promotions that enhance station visibility and underscore musical identity. But sometimes what looks like a surefire concept can backfire. Years ago, disco demolitions and anti -disco armies were popular, though their anti- f+CJU.YIé music stance made them unpopular notions with some critics (and per- n on haps also kept some valid music off the air at those stations). More recently, music guarantees and extended periods of non-commercial programming have been tried, but longterm ratings results have been less than spectacular. Recently, a spate of AORs have found "Instead of putting the stickers on the success with a promotional concept called cellophane, which gets ripped off and album stickering. This involves a radio thrown out, we put our stickers on plastic station tying in with a record store chain to record sleeves that cover each album. So place stickers on specific new albums that there will be longevity to the KAZY mention those albums as having been stickers, as record collectors will want to heard on the station. Here again, though, keep their albums in these protective what seems like a positive promotion may sleeves. have negative results for some of the "It's a great promotion because it show- stations involved. cases the best of the new music, and it's available to record buyers all over town. It Monkey See Monkey Do lets listeners know that we're on top of the An early proponent of album stickering ALBUM STICKERING - In Denver, all three AORs sticker or display certain albums in dis- current musical trends while giving them plays at competing record chains. KAZY takes things one step further, by putting its sticker was KBCO/Boulder, which started its on- an attractive price break." logo on plastic sleeves that cover the entire album and can be retained for protection of the going campaign last fall. Assistant PD albums. Jesse Summers recalled, "The Trouble Strikes promotion was created to give added In Denver, album stickering seems to visibility to the new music coming out, as have made everyone a winner, from the well as the fact that KBCO was, especially stations to the record buyers. Things didn't at the time, playing more of it than any work as well in San Diego, where 91X fine. But albums that were stickered with promotion that both hoped would assauge other station in town. Sound Warehouse began stickering albums early this sum- 91X's call letters were also being played on any ill feelings. A contest with entries at picked up the tab for the stickers, which mer. PD Jim Gelaro recalled, "The KGB and the other contemporary stations all of San Diego's record stores will send a say, 'New Music You Heard First On promotion started basically by itself. in town. It was an unfair advantage to 91X. winning listener on a weeklong WEA rock KBCO.' " Albums we were playing were starting to KGB certainly doesn't do any promotions vacation, where he will see Asia, Robert The promotion worked so well that both sell at the record stores, so they set up sec- that come out on the side of one label vs. Plant, and Jackson Browne. Gerrity called of KBCO's Denver area competitors, KBPI tions that displayed the albums we were another. the promotion "an equalizer. 91X was and KAZY, signed up with other record playing. We decided to take it one step fur- "It's bad business for everyone to choose focusing attention on their core artists, chains to sticker their albums. This move, ther with banners and stickers." up sides. If station A affiliates with record and this promotion gives KGB the chance however, didn't concern KBCO, according company A, then it's in the best interests to focus in on their core audience. It's a to Summers. "We were the first by far to for station B to put the screws to record comparable promotion without the start stickering albums in this community, A. We're all in too touchy and stickering of the records." "Stickering an artist is basically company and we've garnered enormous publicity tenuous a business right now to be He added, "We will never again do a value from the promotion." an endorsement for a radio choosing up sides." stickering promotion of that sort; it isn't KBPI PD Phil Strider admitted that station." George Gerrity Bruce recalled the response he got from fair to give preferential treatment to KBCO served as the inspiration for his sta- - the record labels: "I received extensive anyone." tion's campaign to showcase certain apologies from people at the national level. albums each week, which began this past Their experience with this promotion in nothing wrong with January. "There's WB National Album Promotion Director Denver had not been negative because the reacting to a good promotional idea," George Gerrity continued the story at this stations had each affiliated with a differ- "It's bad business for everyone Strider said. "And we felt it would be good 91X had tied all of point: "It was originated by 91X and the ent chain of stores. up to chose up sides." for KBPI to be connected with new WEA sales operation in Los Angeles as a San Diego's record stores for a month. It on music." monthlong promotion. 91X offered adver- wasn't a malicious mistake anyone's - Larry Bruce Strider enthused about the promotion's tising, plus the services of their jocks part; it was something that seemed like a benefits: "It works well for us as well as every weekend for a month for in -stores good idea, and worked on a smaller scale for the record stores, which put out weekly and giveaways of T-shirts and hot dogs. in Denver, but when the rules changed, it flyers spotlighting of the rock the '80s. They provided banners for each of the caused a real problem." 91X PD Jim Gelaro had slightly different Since we don't even mention it on the air, stores while we covered the merchan- WB's Gerrity said, "We had many talks feelings about it: "I felt we'd come up with it's a no -risk promotion for us. There are dising end of things. It was an excellent about the promotion, and decided that a good idea: reinforcement for our radio no is drawbacks." promotion and 91X did a great job with it. stickering an artist basically an en- station and something nice for our KAZY's stickering promotion, which There was only one hitch: it tied up all dorsement for a radio station. To attach listeners. We just happened to beat the began in April, introduced some different three of the city's biggest record chains. So the endorsement of a radio station with a other stations to the punch." And indeed, concepts. First, it incorporated price re- there was no real option open for a com- specific artist, who is usually being played Larry Bruce admitted, "It's easy to say ductions on the week's featured albums, peting radio station to react to the promo- by several different stations and formats now that, had I thought of the idea first, I and secondly, it gave the record buyer tion. Naturally, some PDs started comin the same city, is not a good idea." wouldn't have done it because I'm philoso- something extra for his money. KAZY Pro- plaining about it, and they had a right to." One person who was taken by surprise phically opposed to it. I really do feel motion Director Ann Quinn explained: by the promotion's backlash was 91X's Jim strongly that it's bad for the business. But, Playing Favorites Gelaro: "I was shocked. We were doing it as a programming strategist, had I KGB PD Larry Bruce was one of those as a positive thing for our listeners: you thought of it first, I might have gone for it. who was upset. "The promotion was fine," want the records we play? Here's where That would have been my inclination to go "It's a no -risk promotion for us. he said. "It just went one step too far. you can find them. We hadn't given any for the jugular overcoming my better There are no drawbacks." What bothered me was the stickering of thought as to how the promotion would af- judgment of what's good for the industry, - Phil Strider the albums - there was really no reason to fect the city's other radio stations." and I'd like to think that would have kept do that. The in-store appearances by jocks, Once the 91X promotion ended, Gerrity me from doing the promotion. Of course,

the record runs, even the banners were and Bruce worked out the details of a co - now we'll never know ! "

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KKLV/Anchorage modifies formats to 25+ AOR KUPD/Phoenix and Lee Lyons is upped to fulltime with Jay Noble as PD/OM ... Ken Silva is named overnights ... Rick Shaw exits KNX-FM/Los Give your format Operations Manager (as well as PD and MD) at Angeles for afternoons at KEZY/Anaheim ... Jake WECM/Claremont ... Former KTYD/Santa Barba- Edwards exits CITI-FM/Winnipeg mornings for ra PD Jim Trapp starts own consultancy for radio Q104/Halifax ... Mark Avery is new to weekends at a shot ...... Y95/Rockford switches from B/A/M/D to Frank KTYD/Santa Barbara ... Tim Scott joins KILO/ Felix for consultancy ... Steve Mitchell segues from Colorado Springs from WRXL/Richmond for mid - mornings at WKLS/Atlanta to Production Director. days ... Dick Bascom exits the MD post at WQXM/ Now doing mornings there are Mark McCain and Tampa ... Former Y95/Rockford MD Doc Ballje Kelly Kincaid. Upped to late -nights from weekends joins WAPI-FM/Birmingham as MD as Joanne at WKLS is McKenzie Scott ... Jon Amberg is nam- Peterson exits. ed MD at WWCT/Peoria ... Jesse exits middays at UPDATE

Department of corrections: In our article on the T-shirts, and posters ... WERI/Westerly sponsored success of KZEL/Eugene, Ken Martin was mis- a "cruise to nowhere," taking 600 listeners on a boat takenly listed as having been PD for one -and -a -half cruise with live music by the Stompers ... WKZL/ years. Actually, he took that post in February of this Winston-Salem registered 107 listeners for a "serious year, following the departure of Charlie Van Hall. moonlight flight" to see David Bowie live in Norfolk Also, please adjust your copy of the spring 1983 AOR .. Speaking of flying, KROY/Sacramento awarded Arbitron ratings scoreboard to reflect two correc- a $9000 ultralight airplane (and flying lessons) in its tions. WDIZ/Orlando should not have been listed current co-promotion with Coors ... KPOI /Honolulu number one in the 18-34 demo (WBJW was), and registered listeners for a prizewinning trip with PD KSTM/Phoenix-Mesa should have been listed rising Bill Mims to see Journey at two stops along the 1.4-2.1 ... Speaking of ratings, WNOR/Norfolk cele- band's current U.S. concert tour ... It's only brated its number one demo wins in the spring Arbi- natural: KICT/Wichita tied in with Kansas to send

tron by giving away 1000 "FM99 Is #1" T-shirts .. . 100 listeners to see the band at their Kansas State WKLS/Atlanta is celebrating its ninth AOR anniver- Fair appearance ... WFBQ/Indianapolis raised sary with nine days of special events, including $3000 for charity in a game of donkey softball (no several area listener parties, a low -dough concert relation to Donkey Kong). WFBQ is also involved in a featuring INXS for $1.95, and a countdown of the top hometown talent album project in conjunction with

296 rock and roll songs of the past nine years .. . Coca Cola, for which a staggering 950 musical entries Local heroes: When WDHA/North Jersey's staff were received. Good luck judging, gang ... KFMG/ heard that David Bowie was apparently going to pass Albuquerque held an outdoor concert of area talent by their state on his current tour, they organized a that drew 4000... KINK/Portland held the first of phone poll of listeners using the 900 number to gauge two seasonal winery tours that gave each participant interest in an area Bowie show. Telephone represen- a free KINK wine glass ... Congrats to WCKO/ tatives said that over 30,000 calls were attempted; Miami PD Mark Taylor and new bride Pat. the station plans to submit those numbers to Bowie's management in an attempt to bring him to town .. .

And in Fresno, KKDJ was instrumental in bringing C O N C E R T S& C O N V E R S A T I O N S the Police to town by publicizing a controversy sur- rounding the use of the concert facility in which the band was scheduled to play. The show was due to GUEST DJs: Joan Jett on WBABILong Island. be cancelled because of neighbors' noise and harass- CONVERSATION: Bob & Doug McKenzie, Hollies on ment complaints, but when KKDJ aired that infor- WNEW-FMINew York ... Romantics on WDHAINorth mation, public opinion changed and the show was Jersey ... Payolas, Supertramp on CHEZ-FM/Ottawa WRIF-WLAV-WIOT allowed to go on ... WQDR/Raleigh has Men At ... Chris DeBurgh, Asia on WZIR/Buffalo ... Kenny Work fever: the station commemorated the band's Loggins, Danny Spanos on WLVO/Columbus ... Jef- KZEW-KEGL-KTXQ-KISS local concert appearance with a promotion that sent ferson Starship on WLLZIDetroit... Fixx, Chris KXZL-KLBJ-KLAQ-KAZY-KSHE a winning listener to the show in a chauffeur -driven DeBurgh, Madness on WBCNIBoston ... Sammy Hagar limo, after dining with WQDR's Bob Walton. The on KROYISacramento ... Asia on WBLMILewiston- WYFE-WMAD-WDEK-WBYG-KFMH station also sponsored a Men At Work "after work" Portland ... Jefferson Starship on WOBK/Albany .. . WLPX-WAPL-KKRL-WIQB-KWXL-WAMX party at a local bar, offering reduced rates on Bob & Doug McKenzie on WMMSICIeveland ... Chris Australian beer, and giving away the band's albums, DeBurgh, Fixx on WCOZ/Boston. KZOM-KESI-KNCN-KUFO-KMBQ-WZIR WSCY-WXLS-WGLU-KSPN-KILO-WKLC

"Rarely do we go four cuts deep on a new artist. lt's a killer!" -Gary Shaw, PD, KZOM

"This record could kick some serious butts." -Dean Matela, PD, WZIR

... lt's a sizzler!" -Garrett Hart, PD, WGLU

"This band has won hands down three weeks in a row on our new music show `Virgin Vinyl' " -Bernie Kimble, PD, WSCY ALL SMILES WITH SEGER - When Bob Seger played Chicago recently, airstaffers of the Loop were among those who greeted the artist backstage. Pictured (l -r) are Capitol rep Jay Hart, Loop's Jonathon Brandmeier, Seger, and WLUP ... Reminiscent of the live magnitude of J. Geils. " MD Sky Daniels. -Clark Ryan, PD, KLBJ

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JEFF GREEN NO. 1 A/C IN TOP 150 MARKETS

"We're always pushing our people out on the listeners, and they love being out there, too. V100 Runaway Just plastering a big caricature of Rocky Morning Marlowe is a big attention -getter. The message is, 'We're smiling, so why not have a cup of coffee with Rocky and enjoy!' " - Bob Spence cars, or appliances. The approach is the authority, but it's important to us, and Leader In Charleston same, it's the targeting that's changed." we're gradually becoming more credible to Bob noted V100's method of converting to in this The idea is to give them WV adults area. V100(WVAF)/Charleston, continued its outstanding performance A/C might not be correct for all stations. news and lifestyle information they really in the spring Arbitron ratings, becoming the highest -rated station "Being number one already," he explained, need and can use, wrapped in brief, well- among all A/C's in the top 150 markets (25-49 adults AQH share, Mon- "gave us a lot of adults to begin with. But produced packages. We're making the in- Sun 6am-midnight MSA) . Now ranked sixth nationally (up from 14th last we also had a lot of teens. So, instead of an- formation more meaningful." fall), V100, after its latest improvement, has nearly a 25 share of adults, nouncing, "OK, now we're adult,' thereby When asked for advice to developing pro- threatening to blow off a considerable grammers, Bob suggested, "Don't be 19 notches of almost ahead its nearest competitor. chunk of our base audience, we just tried to afraid to seek help from other people. I Discussing V100's success, PD Bob Spence make it a smooth evolution. Now, for a sta- learned a long time ago I don't have all the began by emphasizing that as the market tion whose audience is all teens without an answers. I've made a point of getting se- leader, he must always be looking ahead. adult base, one may be better off just mak- cond opinions from our National PD Dan "You have to plan six months to a year in ing an abrupt change." O'Toole and my GM Jim Davis, who have a advance. This is very important, because Musically, V100's change has been any- lot of programming experience under their the market competition continually gets thing but abrupt, as it maintains a fore- belts. Don't just guess about the decisions tougher. If you're ground, lively sound. That includes playing you make. Have a good reason for every number one, they're some records most A/C's are hesitant to move. That doesn't mean your gut feel isn't gunning for you, and volvement all changed to a more mature commit to. "We promptly dropped the Def important, because it is. Gut feel is based by sitting back, you appeal. You can't just change the music! Leppards and Van Halens, said Bob, "but on your past experiences, so your gut judg- won't be ready when "We were fortunate because we were that didn't mean we suddenly became a ment calls are going to be justified. Finally, they bring out the number one as a CHR station, too," con- mellow, ballad -oriented station. We still don't be afraid to take risks. That's been a heavy artillery. What tinued Bob, "as that enabled us to make a play the latest ELO, Quarterflash, and scary place for me, but don't let fear hold results then is a very nice, smooth transition. We had a very Stevie Nicks because they do fit and aren't you back. With outside input alongside your difficult game of strong base of adults, and now we're just offensive to adults. Just because a record is professional experience, chances are catch-up. It's harder evolving with the audience. The switch upbeat and a little 'rocky' doesn't make it you're going to succeed." to stay number one came quietly, without a lot of promotion." bad. After all, adults aren't in rocking than it is to get there." Bob Spence One thing that hasn't changed at V100 is chairs at age 35! But generally speaking Like WICC/Bridgeport (see last week's their promotional effort. Bob said, "We've we've slowly begun ignoring the teens while Station Profile A/C column), V100 is a recent convert from always been out in the community, done a reinforcing the 25-34 base by integrating CHR. How did Bob handle the transition? lot of remotes, played softball for charity, artists such as Sergio Mendes and Paul "When changing to A/C, we put everything etc. But it's just the way we do these things Anka." WCCO Real behind it, which you must do to succeed. that's different. There aren''t T-shirt and Bob added that even though V100 is Radio. Our total marketing effort became geared record giveaways on the air like there used perceived as primarily a music station, he's 830 towards that adult audience; the music, to be. Instead, we target promotions aware of value of the news and information. WCCO/Minneapolis "Real Radio" - personality, promotions and community in towards what adults want, such as money, "We've never been known as a news 625 2nd Ave. So., Minneapolis, MN 55402 (612) 370-0611 OWNER: Midwest Communications VP/GM: Phil Lewis Captures Cape Cod Crown STATION MANAGER: Clayt Kaufman WKZE-FM PD: By Napier MD: Denny Long Despite gains by its two direct competitors, WKZE-FM/Cape Cod giveaways, since research shows our listen- REP: CBS Radio Spot Sales exploded with nearly a 10 -share increase 25-54 in the spring Arbitron to ers enjoy traveling." 830 kHz, 50kw WKZE-FM next move was to initiate a win market's A/C The improvement, "As a clear channel station, WCCO this unusual battle. fourth best musical overhaul. Miller admitted, "We among A/C stations, reversed WKZE-FM's position of two years ago, covers 96 counties, ten in the had been a little scattered, so with the help Minneapolis -St. Paul metro, and 86 non- when it trailed the former leader by over seven shares. Now WKZE-FM our fine MD Joan Orr, the oldies were first metro counties in Minnesota, Wisconsin, is ahead by more than seven, maintaining close to a 20 share 25-54. trimmed down to the very best songs. Iowa, and South Dakota. The Cape Cod metro varies from most Following that, we invested in about 400 "WCCO broadcasts variety program- others in that its population soars from songs we didn't have in the studio. So now ming 24 hours per day, including news, weather, traffic, sports, music, humor, and 140,000 the start of the book to we're probably playing more selections at spring CBS network news and features. The also a mix. Furth- sta- nearly 700,000 in June. WKZE-FM modifies than ever, and it's better tion has won virtually every major broad- its programming for the sudden influx, ermore, WKZE-FM cast award, including the Columbia - becoming much more foreground and pro- became more specif- DuPont, Peabody, Sigma Delta Chi, Ohio motionally active than during the winter ically programmed in State, RTNDA, NWNA, and Broadcast months. But why does WKZE-FM adjust its that the station Pioneers Golden Mike. programming if tourists don't get diaries? changed distinctly "Among the popular WCCO per- Owner/GM Al Makkay explained, "Many during the course of sonalities are Steve Cannon, Charlie seasonal travelers "For men, we added a two-minute com- the book. As spring Boone & Roger Erickson, Howard Viken, Dan Hertsgaard, David Hop, Joyce La- are actually residents mercial fishing report, which has made an progressed, we shift- mont, Chuck Lllligren, Ruth Koscielak, who just live here important difference, since fishing is very ed gears towards a Jim Rogers, Bill Diehl, Joel McFarlin, during the summer popular here. We also began sports reports younger sound. One Dick Chapman, Bill Farmer, Denny Long, and then return to with Fred Cusick, the voice of the Boston reason is to accom- and Mike Lynch. Boston, Connecticut Bruins." modate the younger Jack Miller "For sports, year around play-by-play or New York. They Brady continued, "Besides holiday pro- people arriving in the area and also because coverage includes Vikings football, Twins have two addresses motions, we also developed a number of the springtime weather makes the local baseball, University of Minnesota football and might get a quarter-hour maintenance promotions. folks more active and outgoing." and basketball, as well as numerous other diary. They're not all 'Great Cape Trivia,' which runs at 9:30am, Brady added, "We also showcased our sports events and programs. Sportscast- ers include Ray Christensen, Herb tourists." develops at -work listening and pits one music much more than in the past and call- Jack Brady Carneal, Sid Hartman, Tim Moreland, Operations Manag- business against another on a weekly basis. ed attention to the occasions when we ran Ron Weber, and Stu Voigt. er Jack Brady and PD Jack Miller had A second round was played later to boost af- extended music sweeps. We were always "WCCO is Real Radio: radio the way it plenty of reasons why their station had such ternoon drive sampling. The competition playing a lot of music, but we just never was, is, and always should be. A blending a strong book. Miller began, "You see, last built to a playoff, which ran during the final promoted it! It gets back to the basic tech- of nearly 60 years commitment to public year we had the highest cume, but we had a week of the sweep. We also added a game for nique of first telling the audience what service, news and information, sports, problem with men and with quarter-hour listeners involving a three -song sequence you're going to do, then what you're doing, agriculture, and entertainment, WCCO is maintenance. So we concentrated on build- which repeated in another daypart, offering and then informing them what you've just consistently among the nation's leaders in ing audience involvement and enforced $104 to the winners. Finally, we offered a done. Sure, it's an old formula, but it work- market radio shares and ratings." listenership. 'Great Cape Escape' series of vacation ed for us."

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Personality Profile: KLAC's Deano Day

I've been on the air at Country radio stations for the better part of 11 years now, and throughout those years one of the names I've always heard mentioned in the same breath as "personality radio" is Deano Day. A NEW DIMENSION IN MORNING TEAMS - Not really, but this particular placement of a Deano Day billboard is rather indicative of the zaniness that goes on during Deano's show. Deano was a veritable legend in Detroit, splitting 11 years in the Motor City between WDEE and WCXI. (He spent about 6 months at CKLW-FM in-between the other two stations.) Three months ago he came to KLAC/ Deano does a few other things that are When you're hustlin', bustlin', lookin' Los Angeles as part of an effort to help the station recapture lost ratings anything but ordinary radio fare. "I predict for a date women put her by injecting a huge dose of personality, Deano Day style, into the morning babies," he told me. "I have the and it really doesn't matter if the phone by their navel, I call it God's little head's a little late, show. the songs so well. Most people will accept speaker, and then I listen while dropping in But you turn the lights real low at While I'm sure you've heard of Deano, almost anything if it's set up right; witness some baby -noise sound effects. I have about night perhaps you haven't heard Deano, so this Deano solving a problem. an 86% success ratio in picking boy or girl." and you grab her by the back and week I thought I'd try to capture a little of Deano also does a little healing on the side pinch her tight, Deano's day in print. to get people out of blue moods. and wormin' and a squirmin' but you Defining exactly what The Audience Is The Show never get loose it is that Deano does both know you're lookin' In listening to him for the past few months, 'cause you is no small task for, goose. "Good morning, this is Uncle Deano here at it never ceases to amaze me how the for a Christmas as KLAC PD Charlie thiakin'you've KLAC." most innocent call will grow into a mam- And you're both kinda Cook puts it, "Deano's cheap wine, (Breathlessly) "Hi." moth event. Recently, Deano was chatting had enough show is a mixture of you've tied her up with binder "You sound out of breath ... what have this about his girlfriend, and 'cause everything weird and with guy twine. you been doin', lady?" (Nasty laugh) Deano got him to propose on the air. The a few things that Then you bend right over and put "Nothin'. Believe me, my husband doesn't called in to say "yes," and, as haven't been discov- girlfriend your face real close, get off work 'til 7 o'clock." Deano explains, it snowballed from there. ered yet." But your eyes roll back and "How are things goin'?" "The guy calls back and I asked if he would After a number of Deano Day . "Well, we never fight, never, but last night you stop .. years as a self-styled "screaming rock like to get married on the air. After they breath. s 'Cause she's got Stinky we had a real big one." the next thing I knew a catering jock," Deano, oddly enough, was at KLAC agreed, Stinky, stinky, stinky breath. "Ya know, the people who never fight to supply food, a in 1971 when he heard the station was going place called and wanted really have big blow -outs when they do to of- to go Country. "I went to management on florist called and said they want be the happen, rather than the constant bickering, my hands and knees and told 'em I loved ficial florist of the Deano Day show, the I mean? But I have the perfect Country, and they gave me a chance and let know what owner of a limo called and said he would song for you two. What is your husband's them to and Laying It On The Line me stay. That's how I got into Country and, pick up the couple and drive name?" three hundred of these as a matter of fact, when I first took this job from the station, and that's just a few of the Deano has over "Fred." to a few months ago I thought, gosh, wouldn't folks who got involved. We even had the speciality songs; most are unavailable "OK. Fred, your wife called Uncle Deano people call to ask where it be fun to end my Country career, which reception at the station. It was an incredible the public. When to put this back together. This song, a little of of the songs, has been very good to me, right here where event by the time it was all put together, they might buy a copy one spit, and KLAC will tighten you up." the "You get it began at KLAC." Before Charlie and and it was done by the people listening to Deano tells them on air, can't (Segue to one of Deano's special novelty right here on the Deano everybody else at Metromedia have coron- the show." it anywhere else but songs, "Take Your Tongue Out Of My Mouth, of on KLAC." About these songs, aries, I should hasten to add that Deano was The audience, obviously, is a big part Day show I'm Kissin' You Goodbye.") like those kind of things talking about ten years or so down the road. the show, but as Deano says, "It's an outlet Deano says, "I (Chorus) for them, too. They pick up on what we do because it gets new listeners. People will I thought you were so innocent, and pretty soon it is the listeners who are tell a friend about a song and the friends Just like the driven snow, coming up with all kinds of crazy stuff on won't believe it, but will be encouraged to But it seems you've been messin' their own. It's like I have thousands of listen to my show to be proven wrong. I've 'round writers out there. Just listen and play off of also started a real honest thing with them "During my years in Detroit I'll Z- With every guy I know. them." where I come on and say, 'Look, I have the I don't wanna hear you whimper freedom to talk to you, do crazy stuff, play a bet I met 90% of the people I don't wanna hear you cry, lot of crazy songs and oldies nobody else who listened to me." I don 't wanna see your face will play. But, the name of the game here is 'tit the day after I die, ratings, and I've got two years to get them Take your tongue out of my mouth, "Good morning, KLAC." up. If you enjoy this kind of fun on the radio, I'm kissin' you good-bye. "Uncle Deano, I would like you to play a go out and recruit one friend to listen to me. song for my nine -year -old son, Stuart. He If everybody listening would do that, the has a serious problem in that he forgets to ratings would go up and, because that's how Phone Calls And Novelty Tunes Deano truly has a song for every occasion brush his teeth in the morning. I heard you I live and die, if they go up I can stay here the morning that would be you.' You know, word of But what about Deano's act? What is it and he really profits from his ability to play a song other having fun with in this that has made him the personality of the couple the right call with the appropriate just right for him." mouth is really important business. Stuart on the phone?" talking about you, year four times? In a nutshell, he blends a song. This schtick, however, is only part of "Why don't you put If you get all these people on the line) "My Dad's just you can't beat that kind of adver- high percentage of listener calls with a his success. All you need to do is listen to (Stuart comes well, just lying." tising. And when they call, I'll ask 'em, number of novelty songs that you will not him for a little while to realize that he has (Laughing) "Listen my little pal, this is 'Hey, have you recruited anybody yet?' " hear on any other station in the world, and an innate ability to relate to people he is talk- and I'm gonna teach you is looking for novelty stuff mixes in the hits. His novelty songs, by the ing to on the radio as well as on the phone. your Uncle Deano, Deano always how to brush your teeth. OK? Repeat after to play, and everyone around him aids in way, number in the hundreds and are part "I like people, and I like to get to know me: Up like a rocket, down like a plane, the search. Not long ago, KLAC PD Charlie of his personal collection. The titles range them. I'll bet that, during my years in De- back and forth like a choo-choo train." Cook and I were in Las Vegas and saw a duo from "Seven Old Ladies Stuck in a troit, at some time or another, I met 90% of "What?" by the name of Williams & Ree. They did a to "I'd Rather Have A Bottle In the people who listened to me. I relate to the Lavatory" (Laughing harder) "I'm gonna play this song called "He Died With His Ding -Dong In Front Of Me Than A Frontal Lobotomy." listeners on a personal basis. I tell them song so you remember to brush, otherwise His Hand." (The song is a ballad about He also plays everything from Hudson & everything; what's going on with the kids, this is what happens." Hostess pastries. Shame on you!) We went Landry to Elton Britt whatever fits the what I'm gonna do with Martha Jean ... Segue to another novelty tune, "Stinky backstage after the show, got a copy of the On a hot summer day, (Deano's wife) later in the day, stuff that mood or occasion. 'Stanky') Breath." album, and ever since it has been one of if you hear Mungo they relate to 'cause they've gone through (pronounced don't be surprised I think that I'm a pretty most requested songs. The key to it. Not many guys on the radio talk about "Now friends Deano's Jerry's "In The Summertime." fair man, in playing such a wide variety of everyday stuff. What is it they say .. . on Page 38 his success but one damn thing that I can't stand Continued off the wall stuff is his ability to set up all of wear your life on your sleeve?"

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 38 R&R/Friday, September 2, 1983 Personality Profile: KLAC's Deano Day Continued from Page 36 Total Involvement Deano really is a PD's dream in that he Another Deano favorite is Eddie Vespa's The crazy antics extend beyond the loves to get out among the listeners on a "Letter to My Ex -Wife," where Eddie lists studio, too. He loves to do remote broad- regular basis. On the air, he invited the 365 reasons why his wife would not have casts. Recently, Deano did his morning anybody who wanted to come to the un- sex with him in the last year. As a "respon- show from the mouth of a giant shark on veiling of his new billboard campaign to se" to this, Deano's producer a and board billboard advertising the film "Jaws 3-D." meet him at the Palomino night club, and operator Rudy Uribe wrote "Answer To My (See R&R's August 12 edition, Page 1.) In he would buy them all beer. His first week Husband," which was recorded by KLAC response to another station in town doing its on the air, he mentioned that he found out Music Director Cathy Hahn and is now a morning show for a week from there were rattlesnakes around his pro- heavy request item. Hawaii, perty, and so many called with ways to get If you are starting to get the feeling that rid of them that Deano had a bunch of this is a community effort, you're right on listeners over to his house for the "1st An- track; and Deano really appreciates the in- nual Deano Day Rattlesnake Hunt." One put. He's only been at KLAC a short time, listener even donated a four -foot -high but he's thrown a couple of parties for just trophy for the person that caught the the members of the morning crew. Some- "It's like I have thousands of longest snake. You talk about involvement! times the involvement by the others takes on new twists, like whenever Deano gets a writers out there. Just listen and That seems to be the key for Deano Day, call from a Hispanic listener, he converses play off of them." involvement. Both on and off the air he has with them in fluent Spanish. Of course, he a great relationship with his listeners. This doesn't bother to tell them that he can't is epitomized by his recollection of how he "Uncle Deano" speak a word of the language, but that's got the moniker "Uncle Deano." OK, because that's where producer Rudy comes m; he does speak Spanish. It's a great "About ten years ago, a little boy in bit and believe me, nobody knows it isn't Detroit called me and said he was going to Have You Heard? Deane. As much as Deano appreciates the a Cub Scout banquet, but that he didn't have anyone to go contributions, those around him love it even Deano took a whole group to Irwindale, CA with since his father had more. As Rudy sums it up, "He and I work for a live broadcast from the world's passed away. I told him that I would go SuperStation WTBS will launch a new show, very closely together, and he is very recep- largest gravel pit. The Miller Brewing along, and he could introduce me as his un- America's Music Tracks, beginning October 2. tive to all of my ideas and suggestions. Ego Company has a plant there, and they laid cle. He called back the day after the event The hour long program, airing from 8:05-9:05 and said his PM (ET) is certainly not a problem with him. We out Mexican food for everybody, as well as thank-yous and how grateful he each Sunday night, will include video was to his 'Uncle music laugh most of the four hours we're together supplying a mariachi band. Another in- Deano.' The regular clips and special country music features. in the morning, and I think it comes across nocent project that grew to be a widely listeners picked up on it, and I've been Un- Television personality Chuck Woolery, formerly on the air." publicized event. cle Deano ever since." of NBC's "Wheel of Fortune," will host the new show. The features will include profiles on country music personalities of the present and past, country music news, and a countdown of the nation's top 10 country songs, taken from the R&R Country chart. We're honored and very excited to be a part of this new video adventure produced by John Oldman and Jim Aubrey for

Seabright Productions, Los Angeles. Now, if I can just figure out a way to get on camera .. . I hope this hasn't started any sort of trend, but a just couple of days after I interviewed Bob McNeill for an article, he resigned to take over the PD duties at WRVOIRichmond. Best of luck, Bob ... Dave Lang has recently arrived at WGTOICypress Gardens, FL to do noon-4pm

. . Ken Smith is the new PD (and continuing KENNY WOWS THE APPLE It also looks - as if owner) at WYIIIWIlliamsport. Former PD Stacy he did a pretty good job entertaining the crew Drake resigned to do mornings at WAYZI from WHN. The group got together following a Waynesboro, PA A couple show that was part of the Jovan/Kenny Rogers ... of top rated morning personalities have '83 Tour. Left to right are WHN PD Joel Raab, split for greener MD Pam Green, Kenny, and Lee Arnold and crosstown pastures. WOIKIJacksonville morn- Susan Storms of WHN. ing man Nell Linton has picked up his 16 share and moved to rival WCRJ. Big Jim McCloud has spent the past four years on KOMA/Okla- home City and will henceforth wake up that city from his new radio home, KXY-AM-Stereo .. . NASHVILLE SLUGGERS -WB softball squad coach Nick Hunter (front row, 3rd from And now for a brief musical interlude ... Abilene, right), reports that while this team didn't go number 1 in the Metro Nashville League, they Abilene, there's a new GM at KEAN. Brief were number 2 a ... with bullet, of course. enough? Bourdon Wooton is now filling the Big Guy's chair. Former GM Benny Springer is now at WYYN & WSLIIJackson, MI ... WJRBI Nashville has moved to a Classic Country format while dropping its daytime simulcast with its FM sister station Contemporary Country WJKZ. The stations will continue their nighttime simul- casting ... The new ND at KNEW/Oakland is Bob Price ... Another air staff change at WHKI Cleveland as John E. Douglas arrives to do afternoons from WIBCllndianapolis ... Now doing 10am-1 pm at WHBF/Rock Island is Julie Warn, most recently of KUAD/Windsor, CO. Julie is also the Public Service Director ... The new PD at WKZZ & WWODILynchburg is Richard Kent, arriving from WCNVIAmherst, VA .. . The new afternoon driver at WOCTIBryan, OH is Terry Wunderlin ... After an absence of two years, Kriss St. John has returned to WBZII Xenia, OH to do evenings. Kriss had spent the last 24 months as an office manager and personal secretary to Alabama. She reports the parting with the guys from Fort Payne was ami- cable; she just wanted to return to her home of Beavercreek ... Larry Neal, who has been the CD TAKES RICHMOND Charlie Daniels spent - Promotion Director and Assistant PD at KRWOI THANK GOD FOR RYAN When the Oak Ridge Boys sang "Thank God For Kids" at a con- three hours on the air to help kick off the "News - Gold Hill, OR, has just been appointed Opera- cert in Baltimore, it was a very special moment. In a front row seat was 5 -year -old Ryan Klipa, 95-WPVA." The station had set up an open- tions Manager Dale an El Salvadorean battered child recently adopted by an American couple. Ryan went to the air stage for Charlie, and it worked so well and ... Eichor, PD at KWMTI show in style as the winner of a WCAO contest that included an Oaks tour jacket as part of drew such great crowds and response that it Fort Dodge is looking for a morning per- the prize package. Shown after the show are the Oaks' William Lee Golden, WCAO PD Johnny will be left up for future appearances. WPVA is a sonality . And whenever you hear anything of Dark, Duane Allen of the ORB, Ryan (whose first words in English were the lyrics to "Elvira"), new entry in the Country battle for the Peters- interest, be sure to let me know what it is you the Oaks' Joe Bonsai! and Richard Sterban, and MCA's Frank Falise. burg/Richmond market. have heard!

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Nashville This Week

SHARON ALLEN Country Talent On Display

If you're planning to make it to Nashville for CMA Week there are 12 acts you may want to catch, especially if you're involved in booking talent. A special Talent Buyers Showcase will be held on Wednesday (10-12) from 2-5pm at the Grand Ole Opry House. Another show will take place on Thursday (10-13) from 7-10pm at the Opryland Hotel, following the CMA Talent Buyers Seminar's closing dinner. Artists scheduled to appear are: Rex Allen Jr., Earl Thomas Conley, Vern Gosdin, Kieran Kane, More Talent On Display Johnny Lee, Charly McClain, Connie Smith, Tanya The second annual Entertainment Expo, cospon- Tucker, Steve Wanner, Shelly West, the Whites, and sored by the Nashville Music Association and the James & Michael Younger. Tennessean newspaper, will take place November Both showcases are part of the annual CMA 18-20 at Nashville Municipal Auditorium. Talent Buyers Seminar that runs from Tuesday through Thursday (October 11-13) this year. The purpose of Entertainment Expo is to spot- Registration is $100 until September 9, and will light the entertainment industry in Nashville. All tal- elevate to $150 after that date. For additional infor- ent presented has some connection to the Nashville mation contact: CMA Talent Buyers Seminar, Coun- community. The Oak Ridge Boys and Charlie try Music Association, PO Box 22299, Nashville, TN Daniels will serve as Honorary Co -Chairmen for the 37202. event. Other Expo '83 entertainment so far includes George On The Upswing John Hartford, Bobby Bare, Gary Morris, Guy Clark, When the pieces fit, the formula is simple. New Grass Revival, Ed Bruce, J.D. Souther, Sandi George Jones + Labor Day Weekend = Patti, Michael Johnson, and Dobie Gray. Celebration . and George calls the event "Birth- day Celebration Jam," which kicks off the official Carl Perkins, who received a standing ovation opening of "Jones Country." John Anderson, Gail for his performance last year, will also return. Davies, Vern Gosdin, Little Jimmy Dickens, Leona Dean Martin will perform cuts from "The Nash- Williams, and the Florida Boys will perform ville Sessions," and other hits from his long career. alongside George at the 65 -acre parkland located in Jimmy Buffett, who began his recording career in Colmesneil, TX (just 45 miles north of Beaumont, Nashville, will perform, with assists from Timothy where George grew up). Schmit (of Eagles fame) and Josh Leo.

Introducing "the other side of Nashville" will be Tracy Nelson, Pam Tillis, and Jason & the Nashville Scorchers.

If you could possibly squeeze in another trip to Nashville this year, Entertainment Expo '83 obviously provides an excellent opportunity to view the Nashville entertainment industry.

# # * * * Bits & Pieces: Jerry Lee Lewis's fifth wife, Shawn Michelle Lewis, 25, was found dead last Wed- nesday (8-24) by a maid A preliminary autopsy report showed she died from pulmonary edema, a build-up of fluid in the lungs. Lewis was at home when the body was found, but left Wednesday afternoon and went into seclusion ... Stella Parton is starring as Miss Mona in the Broadway musical "Best Little Whore- house in Texas," currently on a George & Nancy 7 Consecutive Weeks R&R Jones six-month tour across the country ... Lee Greenwood has Looks as if the pieces of his life are beginning to been playing "name that Hottest Country Album Track. fit, namely - Jones moved back to his native land band" lately, and with a little (Texas), he married the woman of his dreams (Nan- help from his recent single cy Sepulvada), he's fulfilling his lifelong dream of "Ain't No Trick (It Takes having his own music park, he's enjoying a new wave Magic)," he decided the musi- of success in his career, and it's his 52nd birthday cians will be called "The Trick DANCE LITTLE JEAN (September 12). Band" and his two new female Stella Parton "I want to invite all my friends and neighbors to backup singers are "Magic." Lee also has a new Jones Country," pronounced the singer. "I want ev- touring bus, but hasn't settled on a name for it. erybody to know I'm a changed and happy man and I Wonder if he'd like a little help playing "name that NUTTY GRITTY DIRT BAND want to visit with everyone at Jones Country." bus?" NG DB / EMI - LIBERTY RECORDS & TAPES

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V103 Atlanta s No. 1 Peach If you have been in or around the broadcasting industry for any length of time, it's certainly no news to you how radio stations (and for that matter, businesses in general) experience peaks and valleys. WVEE(V103)/Atlanta peaked once again in the #1 position with a move from 9.7 to 10.112+. WVEE faces competition from a number of contemporary general market stations, plus two other Black -oriented music formats, WAOK and WIGO. With V103's impressive ratings achieve- ment in mind, I took the opportunity to talk once again with Program Manager Scotty Andrews. I first asked Scotty what happened during tant things, in my opinion. Atlanta is a fun ci- the last Arbitron to rebound WVEE from its ty, but it's also a very serious city. Atlanta KJAZ EUROPEAN JAZZ FESTIVAL TOUR - KJAZ/San Francisco sponsored a 15 -day jazz down fall '82 book (11.5-9.7) ? "First of all, I has become a center for commerce, fashion, extravaganza to Europe with 21 -year KJAZ announcer Jerry Dean. The tour included stops at two of Europe's most notable jazz festivals, Switzerland's Montreux International and Holland's think we have some very strong competi- sports, etc. A lot of positive things originate North Sea fest. Twenty-six KJAZ listeners are captured in this photo donning their KJAZ tion in this market. We may not have and come out of Atlanta. Positives are the T-shirts with the Matterhorn as a backdrop. another Urban Contemporary station on key, we believe in positives and no negative FM competing with us, but we do have eight whatsoever. Matter of fact, you'll hear very 100,000 -watt FM stereo stations here who few negatives on our air, if any. We people in it right now. We'll have two floors. which I think helps to provide incentive to do are out to be #1 in every book. During the discourage all negative talk." On one floor will be both radio stations' oper- an excellent job. years that I've been here, we've always How does V103 get involved with the city of ating facilities and programming depart- "We still believe that all our people want to wanted to keep the station in the top four, Atlanta? "One of the things we encourage in ments (WVEE's and sister Country AM be involved in making our station better, in and presently there are six stations in the our staff is that they belong to at least one WPLO's). On the second floor will be sales all ways, not just the air sound. We en- marketplace that are extremely strong, so civic organization and work closely with that and other administrative offices. Our studios courage employee participation. My door is that down book in the will be equipped with state-of-the-art always open for ideas and suggestions. Being fall of '82 we knew we technology. I really think it will be a great had to correct the "We still believe that all our peo- morale booster for all of us." "We encourage our staff to be- things that were ple want to be involved in making As a final statement, Scotty had some good wrong. One thing we words for owner Plough Broadcasting. "I've long to at least one civic organi- did that had never our station better, in all ways, not been in radio for 17 years, and the seven zation. It's paid off for us." been done here before just the air sound. My door is years I've been with PBC here in Atlanta at was a total analysis V103 have the for ideas and sug- been best years of my career. in a city with internationally -known figures of the radio station. always open We've always had the tools to work with to like Julian Bond, Coretta Scott King, Andrew We identified what gestions." get the job done, which is very important to Young, and Dr. Lowery makes all of us we felt were the any profession, but you don't always have proud to be a part of an organization that weakness of the sta- Scotty Andrews the perfect setup. We're fortunate that we helps to entertain and inform. It's a real ex- tion, then we set about correcting them." organization. It's paid off for us, so I highly work for a company that's not only sensitive citing life experience." Scotty went on to say, "We've always look- recommend that approach. I've been in this to the needs of its employees but to the com- WVEE has set winning standards that ed very good in the spring, but we drop off in market for 13 years, so I know a number of munity as well. When you have that type of most radio stations dream about. The the fall. For example, we had a 10.3 fall '81, people affiliated with many organizations positive atmosphere around, it's usually con- achievements of Scotty Andrews and his in the spring '82 book we were up with an ... we just go get involved. Our public af- tagious. Our people are paid good salaries, staff are something to be proud of. 11.5, fall '82 we went back down to a 9.7, then fairs and news programs also help us get the the spring '83 book we're at a 10.1. We've al- message out that we're here to help our ready begun our analysis of the station for fellow citizens. the fall - this time we hope to do better. But "This fall we're planning a promotion Action I don't think any radio station anywhere in leading up to Christmas called the '12 Days the country can continuously dominate a Of Christmas.' We're doing this so we can WXAGIAthens, GA begins a monthlong first Since last week there have been more program- market." fulfill some wishes of those less fortunate so anniversary celebration September 1. As part of ming changes around the country in Black radio. that they may have a big, happy, traditional Describing The Magic the on -air festivities, Music/Production Director WZEN/St. Louis Program Director Ajay Kemp is Christmas. Regarding the recent historical I've often wondered what is V103's magic. Eric Milton has asked us to say any artists willing out. Rod "Dr. Jockinstein" King has been nam- March on Washington, we encouraged peo- Scotty attempted to isolate it: "I think it's a to do a personalized station promo should contact ed acting PD/MD by the station's new GM, Ber- ple to attend and participate. Every year we combination of things. him at the following number: (404) 549-1470. nardine Douglas. Expect an exciting battle to Image, music, and get involved doing fundraisers for the Sickle community involvement are the most impor - WXAG is the first and only Black -formatted radio emerge in the St. Louis market between WZEN Cell Anemia Research Foundation, the station in the Athens area. and KMJM, the Urban Contemporary outlet. NAACP, and other organizations." Montage Records has moved to a new ad- Sid Kennedy has been named PD/MD at A Commitment To News dress. For those interested, here's where it can WCIN/Cincinnati. Sid replaces Frank Bailey, Most Urban formats around the country be found: 112 South 16th Street, Suite 906, who's been in the position less than a year. Bailey have news, as do all radio stations. But often Philadelphia, PA 19102. The new phone number will be staying on in another capacity. Sid has the amount of news is limited and the news is (215) 561-5880; the toll -free number is (800) worked in the Cincinnati area for a number of staff is minimal. I asked Scotty what 233-3090. years, including WSAI and WGUE, a Classical WVEE's news philosophy was. "We worry Donald R. Palmer is WBMX/Chicago's new outlet. Sid told me he's been in the radio industry more about what's happening locally. If Public Affairs Director and host of the station's for the past 14 years. there's a national story about blacks that will Sunday morning public affairs program, "Sunday Willie Clark, is out as Music Director at be of importance to blacks here, we give it Morning Live." Palmer, a veteran Chicagoland WORL/Orlando, a position he's held for the past our utmost attention. broadcast newsperson, replaces Derek Hill, who three years. GM Willie Martin could not be "We don't have a `Rip & Read' news oper- resigned in April this year to work for the CBS -TV reached for comment. ation here - we have excellent news jour- affiliate in Chicago. In addition to hosting the WBOK/New Orleans has been purchased by nalists who are dedicated to their profession. weekly program, Palmer will anchor the morning well-known clergyman L.E. Willis. The station has Presently, we have six newspersons on staff, and midday newscasts. taken on a new 24 -hour Gospel format under the four mobile vans, and we also lease two heli- KRLY/Houston has signed Captain Jack to direction of new General Manager Celestine Wil-

copters. The helicopters are not only used for present a "94FM Parte' Music Countdown" every lis. More details as I get them. traffic information - if there are some Friday night beginning at 10pm. The weekly show Kevin Trower, the new Program Manager for newsbreaking events taking place and if one will count down the top ten songs in Houston's Sheridan Broadcasting's "Stars All Night" of our mobile units can't get there because of hottest clubs. Captain Jack cowrote and perform- satellite program, asked us to let the music in- the traffic, we'll put a newsperson in the ed LOVE 94's tribute to Texas's tallest fraternity, dustry know that the show needs better record chopper and get him to the site in minutes for 'The Phi Slama Jamma Rap,' earlier this year. The service. Kevin told me he definitely needed some FIERCE FRANKIE - Atlantic recording artist Jim a live report." song was written in honor of the excellent Univer- jazz product also. If you can give him any assis- of WBLS/ Capa/di (I), recently visited the studios Scotty mentioned that WVEE will soon be sity of Houston Cougars basketball team last year. tance, I'm sure it would be greatly appreciated. York. Frankie Crocker, Program Director of New moving to new headquarters. "I'm tickled Captain Jack will be producing the new show with Kevin can be reached at (412) 281-6751. WBLS, shows off his smile and his muscles. The to KRLY's nighttime personality, G.L. Hayes, "The reason for the visit was Capaldi's first solo al- about our new facilities. We're moving Nighthawk." Do you get the feeling that the "Dis- If any of you have any station news or photos bum release on Atlantic Records, entitled "Fierce downtown Atlanta into a building that's Heart." maybe a year old, and there aren't too many co" approach is quietly returning? you would like to see in R&R, send it all our way.

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Need announcers who understand French, German or other KITE 105, in the sparkling city by the sea, needs CHR cookers! foreign languages. T&R: Box 1023, E. Orleans, MA 02643. Rush T&R: Jim Zippo, KITE, 441 Laguna, Corpus Christi, TX EAST welcome. EOE M/F Canadians (9-21 SOUTH 78401. EOE M/F 18-261

WEMJ/Laconia, NH, A/C format seeks news & air talent for cur- WXOR-FM AOR & WLASIAM) Country Is expanäng news Evening personality needed for Class C FM NC in East TX Piney Kris rent & future openings. T&R: Richard Hopper, Box 1490, department. If you eat, drink, sleep local news, rush T&R: Woods. TAR: Dark, Box 2209, Lufkin, TX 75901, (4091 NC EOE M/F (9-21 Laconia, NH 03247. EOE M/F 19-21 "WHCN is still looking for the Kelly, Box 760, Jacksonville, 28541. 839-4455. EOE M/F 18-261 David Lee Roth of radio. This experienced talent with Cash paid for mid & %merle character voices & Ympesoredar. Modem Country FM, Atlantic seeking TAR salary requirement: Jeff Brown, Send tapes: Voice Bank, Box 809, Hartford, CT 06101. EOE is a rare opportunity to develop good production. end WAVW, Box 489, Vero Beach, FL 32960. No calls. EOE M/F M/F 19-21 lead- RADIO your talent at Hartford's 19-21 HELP WANTED ing AOR. WHCN will consider Jocks & newsperson needed for new CHR FM in year-round ambition an attitude in place of beech resort. TAR: Martin Communications, Box 482, Owings New Adult Contemporary In major Southwest market ac- Mills, MD 21117. EOE M/F (9-21 cepting tapes and resumes for all on -air positions. Excel- experience. The 6-10pm show lent salaries and benefits. Tapes and resumes with tape to KSET-FM/EI Paso looking for high energy 7-rtidrrght an- references: Talent, P.O. Box 27701 - 386. Houston, could be yours. Rush nounces. TAR: Cat Simon, PD, 4180 N. Mesa, El Paso, TX Texas 77227. EOEM/F Daniel Francis Hayden, PD, 79912. No calls. EOE M/F 19-21

WHCN, 1039 Asylum Avenue, DJ/evening openings, full & perttbne. T&R: Larry Bessler, Greet Net book! Now looking to get better. Need 7 -midnight Hartford, CT 06105. EOE WMEL, Box 1318, Melbourne, FL 32935. No calls. EOE M/F lock and heavyweight production man. No rookies. T&R: Make 19-2) Fenley, WYYD 96-FM, Box 12528, Raleigh, NC 27805. No WOSH/WYTL, Appleton -Oshkosh, WI calls. EOE M/F I8-26) needs a morning entertainer with five Opening for Chief Engineer. Minimum WFMI-FM/Laxkgton needs CHR morning talent & overnight mature voice and top production skills Suburban Washington. DC A/C needs tuitions personalty for years experience. Technical skills include with morning drive news responsibility. Charlie Fox, Box 927, to join number one team in market. evening shift. Production & 1-2 years experience. T&R: Scott transmitters, directional arrays, stu- Lexington, KY 40688. EOE M/F 18-281 Three years minimum staff experience. Gibb, WPRW, Box 1460, Manassas, VA 22110. EOE M/F (9-2) AM/PM dio and maintenance. Must have construction immediate opening for PO et 50,000 -watt AM Country station. T&R (no calls) to: Tim Morrissey, Box WPOZ/Clarksburg seeks experienced one-to-one com- management ability to participate as part of TAR: Gene Dickerson, KWKH, Box 31130, Shreveport, LA 1490, Oshkosh, WI 54903. EOE municators. Up -tempo, friendly personalities only. TAR: Bill team. Call (915) 779-6454, 71130. EOE M/F 18-28) Dunn, PD, WPDX, Box 1546, Clarksburg, WV 26301. EOE M/F station management 19-21 KYSR, El Paso, Texas. Top Jocks needed, lsl & parttkns. CHR/AOR experience Searching for bright. talented, Innovative, experienced per- necessary. T&R: Pete Clark, WPDH, Box 416, Poughkeepsie, Seeking ND ... lost ours to medium market. Good starting saneades with excellent production skills. T&R: Tom Kent, Pro- SC NY 12602. EOE M/F (9-2) salary & equipment, RKO & AP. Washington fringe. Contact: eFrese gram Manager, WNOK-FM, 1717 Gerveis St., Columbia, GM, WRNR, PO Box 709, Martinsburg, WV 25401. EOE M/F AM9a1 29250. EOE M/F 18-26) 98PXY, Rochester's CHR leader. wants tapes and resumes for 19-21 future openings. Send: Tom Mitchell, 98PXY, 55 St. Paul St., TK101/Peneacole has Immediate opening. Looking for enter- NINA/Daytona Beech 1P-2 CHR) looking for bright talent, con- Rochester, NY 14604. EOE M/F 19-21 Openings at medium market Mid -Atlantic AOR BAMD station. tainer with unique personality. TAR: Mark Sawyer, Box 12784, cise, but creative. TAR: Brian Douglas, 801 W. Granada, Or- TAR and production: Richard Remsberg, WWTR-FM, Box 717, Pensacola, FL 32575. EOE M/F 19-21 mond Beach, FL 32074. EOE M/F 18-28) Need announcers! New live 57kw hybrid A/C-CHR. Great Ocean City, MD 21842. Females encouraged. EOE M/F 19-2) equipment, benefits, working conditions. 3 years experience re- KRLY 194 -FM) looking for production whiz. TAR: Steve Harris, Reporter/ender wanted. Minimum 1 year experience. Writing quired. T&R: Mike Farrow, WJAC, Box 309, Johnstown, PA 2630 Fountain View #210, Houston, TX 77057. No calls. EOE samples A TAR: ND, WROV, Box 4005, Roanoke, VA 24015. 15907. No calls. EOE M/F 19-21 M/F 19-21 EOE M/F 18-281 Warm, witty, bright personalities wanted to entertain in Harrisburg, PA market Sold Gold 62 WRJZ has possible opening mlddays or evenings. 100,000 -watt Super Country FM In Nashville News Director a must. TAR: Bob Ziegler, WRJZ, 1515 Magnolia tight, Production ADI, currently seeking airchecks, T&Rs for within mellow A/C format. WKCD- Ave., Knoxville, TN 37917. EOE M/F (9-2) Goal -oriented planner, administrator, im- FM/MAGIC 93 is ready to pay well and future openings. Must have experience, strong plementer who works closely with profes- promote heavily. Send tape and resume: production, Country background. Send to: Les sional staff. Maintain strong information image 107 East Main Street, Mechanicsburg, #1 and growing! 100kw sunbelt modern Gambrell, WYCQ-FM, PO Box 106, Shelbyville, with outstanding substance and "today's" PA 17055. EOE Country seeks top notch PD. Facilities and TN 37160. No phone calls please. EOE M/F radio outlook for on -air performance, for- programmers dream. The only thing we care 18-26) matics. Great Northeast facility, reputation, about is that you have the drive, confidence ownership. Resume and tape if it's one of your WNOWIAMI seeking tuitions newsperson. Duties: gathering, and ability to be #1. Send tape, resume & strengths to: Radio and Records, 1930 Cen- reporting, news, posting daily talk show. TAR: Craig Rhodes, letter of introduction to: Radio & Records, MIDWEST tury Park West, #533, Los Angeles, CA ND, Box 2506, York, PA 17405. EOE M/F 0-26) 1930 Century Park West, #521, Los Angel- Wanted: Creative morning man, woman or duo for rock CHR. 90067. EOE WOBE-AM & FM/Charleston, WV seeks aggressive newsper- es, CA 90067. Also young energetic rocker. E -Lansing Market. T&R: Jim Ryan, son. Strong reporting skills, good pipes a must. T&R: Steve 1 700 Glenshire Dr., Jackson, MI 49201. No calls. EOE M/F Difhart, Box 871, Charleston, WV 25323. EOE M/F 18-261 Warm, friendly personality nesdsf for new A/C station. T&R 19-21 Bleck/Urban WMJUJeckaon needs tuitions announcers with 3 PD, WJYY, Concord, NH 03301. EOE M/F 19-21 Warm. witty, bright personalities wanted to entertain within years commercial experience to follow strict format. T&R: Carl Ugh, mellow A/C format. T&R: WKCD-FM. 107 E. Main St., Haynes, Box 3320, MS No calls. EOE M/F WAPP accepting T&Rs for future openings. AOR/CHR Jackson, 39207. Mechanicsburg, PA 17055. EOE M/F (8-281 19-21 Do you have what it takes to program an A/C background with winning attitude. Send: Joe Krause, Box York, NY 11365. EOE M/F AM in a competitive market today? Good 1035, New 19-2) Vermont's hottest Country station, needs full WCVR-FM, & resume, parttime air talent. TAR: Greg Price, Box 445, Randolph, VT Your Chance To Own A Market cume, good promotion budget. Rush 05060. EOE M/F cassette and salary requirements to: Radio & 18-261 Major group -owned 100,000 -watt Southeast Records, 1930 Century Park West, #538, WMGK, PHILADELPHIA AOR seeks aggressive, adult -oriented morn- record and Los Angeles, CA 90067. One of America's Top 3 Adult Contem- WSYR AM/Y94 FM Syracuse ing mouth. Must have proven track porary stations is looking for a smooth, be willing to work your butt off to nail down #1 Creative Production Director. Know pro- Morning personalty. AM Country, IA's premier daytirner. bright and personable Morning Drive Air position. No screamers - only serious- gram concepts. Great writing, production Copywriting/production skills e must. Aircheck, resume, salary Talent. minded professional communicators need ap- skills. Sales presentations, station promos, and requirements: Dele Fiction, OD, KWMT, Box 578, Ft. Dodge, IA A tasteful sense of entertaining within the ply. Send T&R: Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- 50501. EOE M/F 19-2) award -winning spots. Self starter who antici- unique brand of MAGIC's A/C format is tury Park West, #526, Los Angeles, CA pates and recognizes opportunities to make sta- LeederYdp poNeon in resort town in Northern MI. TAR: Andy required. 90067. tion sparkle. Tape & resume: Fred Horton, mac, Box 520, Cadillac, MI 49601. EOE M/F 19-21 You must be TOPS to meet the challenge Program Director, 57 WSYR, 2 Clinton Square, Aggreeeive, talented young pros for top-notch operation. of this highly competitive market. Syracuse, NY 13202. Equal Opportunity AOR/CHR experience. College market. 30 minutes to New Please ... no phone calls. Send tape and resume Orisons. TAR: Mark Seger, WHMD, Box 1829, Hammond, LA Major Market A/C Employer. 70404. EOE M/F 19-21 to: Bob Craig, Program Director Rare opportunity for a morning drive person- WMGK Philadelphia KTEM/Tempi, TX le looking fora sharp newsperson, minimum ality or team. Outstanding compensation and 1 year broadcast experience. Contact: Randy Fiedler, Box If wit and One Bala Plaza - K104-FM/Erie has paridme opening. TAR: K104, Box 1184, environment. you have the talent, the Bala Cynwyd. Pennsylvania 19004 1230, Temple, TX 76503. EOE M/F 19-21 Erie, PA 16512. EOE M/F 18-261 the energy to create the top adult morning GREATER MEDIA, INC. New Mkl-Oeorgia A/C needs midday personalty with produc- show in town then send us your tape and re- Ready to move up? ND sought. Heavy local commitment. Oc- EQUAL OFPORIUNIrf/AFRRMATNE ACTION EMPLOYER tion SWIM. Also need experienced newsperson. Please call sume: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park tober start date. TAR: Randall Barger, WBTH, Box 261, William- 19121453-9406. EOE M/F 19-21 son, WV 25661. EOE M/F 18-261 West, #537, Los Angeles, CA 90067. National Broadcast Tent Coordi store is currently seeking WRY -FM seeking morrig ark talent for structured format. Accepting T&Rs for metes-sounding male er female for possi- medium market news people, announcer lal formats), male, Newepersen needed for Midwest CHR. No calls. T&R: ND, Minimum 2 years experience. TAR: Jack Lawrence, Box ble future openings. Send: Morris Thomas, PD, WETT, Box female, minority. See our Marketplace ed. We can helpl EOE WKFR, 67 W. Michigan Mal, 812 American Bldg., Battle Creek, MI 12279, Albany, NY 12212. EOE M/F 19-21 717, Ocean City, MD 21842. EOE M/F 18-791 M/F 18-261 49017. EOE M/F 19.2)

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91 X/San Diego looking for personable female talent. Knowl- Bay City/Segitaw, Michigan area new CHR FM needs en- Wanted: Morning personality to be part of team. T&R: J. Whit- Morning personalty, Country FM, Medford -Grans Pass. Humor, great edge of modern music a must. T&R: Jim Gelaro, 4891 Pacific thusiastic staff, ale shifts. T&R: Bernie Wegerly, WFXZ, 1445 worth, 5350 E. 31st, 0200, Tulsa, OK 74135. No phones calls. energy, preparation, production. We pay well. Hwy., San Diego, CA 92110. EOE M/F 18-261 Delaware, Flint, MI 48506. EOE M/F (9-21 EOE M/F 18-26) T&R: KRWQ, Box 388, Goldhël, OR 97525. EOE M/F 19-2) KACYIOxnrd seeking air talent. 50kw A/C needs personality Need PD, experienced, for top stations in beautiful market. AM - 2nd news position. At least 1 year experience. T&R: Bill Gilmer, Lo- with production. Minorities encouraged. T&R: John Simmons, Needs to be strong leader. WIZM, Box 99, Recording supervisor - A/C, FM-CHR. WHLS, Box 807, Port Huron, MI 48060. EOE M/F (8-26) Box 1520, Oxnard, CA 93034. EOE M/F (8-261 Lacrosse, WI 54601. EOE M/F 19-2) cate and recruit musicians; KLOK/San Jose looking for salesperson with at least 5 years ex- Professional, creative, adult morning drive personality. Un- correlate recording sessions rated FM Hits stations looking fa perience. Send resume immediately: Judy Currier, General forgettable format. T&R: Mike Moore, KODE, Box 46, Joplin, One of the hottest, highest pros. T&R: Dan Kieley, KKRC-FM, 1704 S. among artists, arrangers, en- Sales Manager, PO Box 21248, San Jose, CA 95151. EOE M/F MO 64801. EOE M/F 19-2) tight, bright Cleveland, Sioux Falls, SD 57103. EOE M/F (8-26) gineers, etc; oversee record- (8-28) etc. 3 years ex- ing sessions; KPKE/Denver is accepting applications for news announcer & Legendary Midwest AM (medium market) Midwest major market A/C accepting T&Rs for and familiarity future irk talent. T&R: Mark Bolke, KPKE, 8975 E. Kenyon, involved adult PER- newspeople. perience seeking energetic, future openings. Conversational with Melkuist mixing system Denver, CO 80237. No cella. EOE M/F 18-281 SONALITY with A/C -style, for rare PM drive T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park in 7 -midnight not. Picture opening. Excellent facilities and benefits, with West, #536, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F required. $20,000/yr. Studio Hot CHR needs energy, but no hype & T&R: KGBS, Box K, Greeley, CO 80832. EOE M/F 18-261 salary commensurate to experience. Cassette City. Send this ad 8 resume & resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century JOB No. NOF 08133, P.O. to K -RAM, Country, Las Vegas. accepting T&Rs for possible Park West, #530, Los Angeles, CA 90067. WLAK is seeking a voice Chicago's 94FM Box 15102, Los Angeles, CA future full & perttlme positions. Send: 925 E. Desert Inn Rd., EOE This No calls. EOE M/F 18-281 for its new "Love Songs" format. 90015 not later than Sept. 22. Las Vegas, NV 89109. phone Pop/Adult sound requires a warm and Openings for air talent/production. T&R: Don Carpenter, KFSB, friendly style. Send T&R to Jack Taddeo, Box 1395, Joplin, MO 64802. EOE M/F 19-2) PD, WLAK 94FM, 233 S. Wacker, Chicago, 1013Z-FM/Rswir. WY Y making W talent with engineering skis. T&R: Bill Davis, Boa 1 288, Rawlins, WY 82301. EOE M/F Highly competitive, sound natural, excellent production, mid - IL 60606. EOE M/F WLAK is a Viacom and 19-21 TALK HOSTS days at the KATT. Bucks for winners. T&R: Dave Brewer, 4045 station. N.W. 64th, Oklahoma City, OK 73116. EOE M/F (9-21 Syndicate N is raking engineers for immediate openings. Resumes to: Joe Garner, 2000 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA Medium market FM seeks hungry young CHR or A/C talent. NEWSPEOPLE City -Cedar Rapids, IA has some rare openings. 91506. EOE M/F 19-21 Cassette & resume. PD, 6337 Hallet, Shawnee, KS 66218. KKRQ/lowa We are looking for talent for all markets. T&R: Ted Jacobsen, Box 2388, Iowa City, IA 52244, (3191 EOE M/F 19-2) and resume to: 354-9500. EOE M/F 18-26) NO FEE. Send cassettes IRA APPLE AND ASSOCIATES, Box 5631, Major market, group owned radio station look- WKJF-AM & FM has impending opening. Strong announcing & Baltimore, MD 21210. necessary. T&R: Timothy Murphy, PD, WJKF, ing for entertainers! Must be a team player and production skills Box 89, Cadillac, MI 49601. EOE M/F (8-261 willing to be involved with this promotionally Top -rated CHR needs morning drive & evening personalities. active station. T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 AM & FM satellite affiliates need production/newsperson. Good salary, paid health, dental, profit sharing. T&R: John T&R: Brian Ramsey, KKAZ, Box 926, Cheyenne, WY 82001. EOE M/F Century Park West, #535, Los Angeles, CA Possible fill-in announcing. Salary requirements, Keith, Box 756, Okmulgee, OK 74447. EOE M/F (8-28) 18-191 90067. EOE M/F Lüff Legendary big signal Country station in resort area seeks future talent. All dayparts. T&R: Kelly Carls, KWTO, Box 4568 GS, AIR TALENT SEARCH Positions Sought Openings for fur & parttkners who do tight, bright A/C. New & Springfield, MO 65804. EOE M/F 18-281 49770. hot. Contact: Mike, WJML, Box 99, Petoskey, MI 1618) If you've got the talent, drive and enthusiasm, Ambitious broadcasting student seeking fulltime entry level EOE M/F KFMH-FM/Muscatine (Davenport), IA seeking jock for quality 347-8191. (9-2) you could be port of the Northwest's most exposition in small/medium market. Willing to work & learn. Will album overnights. Large coverage station. T&R: Steve Bridges, radio station! All tapes considered for relocate. DEAN SEVERANCE 15171 872-3530. 19-21 WOUAIAM) (Davenport, IA metro, 375,000) accepting T&Rs 3218 Mulberry, Muscatine, IA 52761. EOE M/F 18-26) citing for possible future jock openings. All shifts. Send: T&R: John immediate and future openings, all shifts. Graduate from University of NE seeks tuitions job in 1801 Ave., Moline, IL 61265. EOE M/F 97WB, WB -FM is looking for experienced morning talent. Haggard, VP/GM, 6th (Still looking for the perfect morning person!) small/medium market CHR station. MD, DJ at college station. (9-2) Bright-sounding, personality -oriented announcer. T&R: John Rush tope and resume (no calls) to: Gary LARRY SCHULTZ (402) 888-2474. 19-2) Heimann, 304 State Rd. 446, Bloomington, IN 47401. EOE M/F (8-26) Bryan, PD, 948 S. Grant, Tacoma, WA 98405. JOHN BEAULIEU is sick of soap operas. Want to relocate. 01 EOE M/F CHR Personality books WTUE/Dayton. Great production, voice & spirit. Newsperson. Experienced all phases. T&R: Ira Bitner, WIRL, Available immediately. 15131 439-5924. (9-2) KIZZ-FM, one of America's top rated FMs, Box 3335, West Glen Station, Peoria, IL 61814. EOE MIE is accepting T&R's for drive time open- 18-26) Mornings? Tired of getting out of bed at 4:30am7 Major market Snow Weedy! Upper medium market jock with MD experience for 7 -midnight. ings. Excellent facilities, good company, West Coast, adult appeal - .. total entertainer looking for top 100 (or close) warm market, CRAIG (7171 T&R. Box 882, Moss Beach, CA 94038. EOE M/F (9-21 673-3106, or (7171 297-2781 after 7pm. 19-21 benefits and top pay for the right person. Community involvement and personality WEST Small market, NM. looking for experienced newsperson. Good Recent university grad in radlo/TV news seeks fulltime employ- Maxine 1505) a must. T&R: Jim Henneman, KIZZ Radio, bucks & benefits for the right person. Contact: ment as news/sports reporter/photographer. Contact: STEVE 287-9500. EOE M/F 19-.21 ST. JOHN, 2544 North Baker, East Wenatchee. WA 98801 Box 2188, Minot, ND 58702. EOE M/F County FM looking for newsperson. T&R: KIK-FM, 2 Ci- Orange 15091 884-7088. 19-2) CA 92668. EOE M/F ty Blvd. East, Orange, (9-2) KKXX etl looking for in. right person to join our teem. T&R: 1209 North Chester, Bakersfield, CA 93308. No calls. EOE M/F Young aspiring DJ looking for work. Wing to relocate. For for talent with writing Newsperson needed Immediately. Experienced need only apply. Country/Farm AM looking production/ai 19-21 T&R, contact CHUCK GUEST, 2127 Lang Ave., Spring Valley, Box Garden City, KS requirements & T&R: Greg Edwards, KDIG-AM, 992 In- ability. T&R: KBUF, Neal Cox, 798, Salary CA 92077 or call 16191 462-2472. 19-21 67846. EOE M/F 18-191 land Center Dr., San Bernardino, CA 92412. EOE M/F (9-21 Communications Sytems II is currently accepting Major market Country personality with unique, entertaining approach, big voice, production & attitude. Please call anytime. applications for future "on -air" positions. Excellent BOB 161 61 968-81 2 5. 19-21 salary and benefits. If you are interested in a job with stability and an opportunity for advancement, send AOR jock with in-depth engineering & programming. OPPORTUNITY PD/MD/PM drive. Seeking FL. 6 years experience. Best books at tapes and resume to Tom Dixon, 300 North 25th all stations. Mr. TRACY BARNES 15121 847-0675. (9-21 Street, Billings, Montana 59101. Columbia, SC's 0l night drive ai personalty looking for a medium or major market opportunity. JAMES WALSTON of W OIC. 18031 791-1322. 19-21 Program Director A/C station needs pro talent & newspeople. Good dollars, great benefits. Solid, growing corporation. T&R: John Katz, Box Sports authority seeks P -B -P position. P -B -P baseball, major col- stations in the 4265, Fresno, CA 93744. EOE M/F 18-261 WDAY 970 -AM, one of the oldest radio lege basketball, football, lacross plus 1980 Olympics. BOB (9191 275-1569. 19-21 country, is looking for a proven Program Director with Western Colorado afternoon news anchor. Delivery, writing, news-gathering skills. T&R: KEXO, Valley Federal Plaza, Ste. Kwick, Kreative Kopy. plus perfect production. I'm a phone call You must know and under- 1016, Grand Junction, CO 81501. EOE M/F (8-26) high motivational qualities. away. 15121 851-1056. (9-2) be highly promo- stand personality/full service radio and Couwy flub 14 has openings for part & fulltime announcers, Master pro, 9 years in small markets. Communicator, team air talent a plus. PO & ND positions T&R: 518 N. H St., Lompoc, CA 93436. player, ready to join winner in medium market in East or tionally oriented. Production ability and EOE M/F 18-281 Southeast, any format. KEITH 13041 255-2257, (9-21 market. You'll be working Fargo is a highly competitive Gifted hard-working professional with a treasure full of ideas & radio talent in the nation. concepts. Put me to the test. REX 14141 274-1550 or 14141 with the best IMMEDIATE OPENING ... for 637-8102 nights. 19-21

Marketing/Promotion/Advertising Veteran anchor/reporter. Strong background news, DJ. produc- Director for LA based radio syn- tion, programming, promotion. Commercial talent for radio, TV dicator. 25M plus benefits. Call and print. My work sells. TIM 12131 650-3048. 19-21 for appointment (213) 849-1376. WANTED: Medien market AOR. A/C, CHR Midwest to East. 4 years experience, plus degree. Smooth delivery, solid produc- EOE tion. MARK (3131 982-2642. (9-21

Knowledgeable, very motivated, highly endiusiastic sales rep. Interested in medium market sales opportunity. 3 years radio Top-rated FM has igtgriela opening for local newswriting & sales experience. TOM TELFER 1313) 385-5687. 19-21 niece:Prig. T&R: Jack Carter, KCCY, Box 5010, Pueblo, CO 81002. EOE M/F 18-26) Seeking on-ek/progrerrvrig position. Presently PM drive, MD, 970 AM RADIO Professional Academy of Broadcasting degree. KEN DIETZ, KOLL-97 needs fueling ND. Contact Dave Kallaway, PO, Route 1. Box 51, Jefferson City, TN 37760, 1615) 475-5774. KOIi, Gillette, WY, (307) 882-5101. EOE M/F (8-28) (9-21

Northern CA A/C. searching for personalty entertainers. Begin- Mature -voiced pant mer seeking fulltime position in a small or Send tape and resume to: ners - save ill Big bucks for right person. T&R: Rick Meyers, medium market in New England ór upstate New York. HAL 95353. EOE M/F 18-261 12081 232-7549. 19-2) Roger Greenley, WDAY Radio OM, KFIV, Modesto, CA Alaskan beauty - Madan money. A/C personalities & enter- "Big" RICH BAKER ... former KC101 night legend .. . P.O. Box 2466, Fargo, ND 58108 tainers. This one's for you! T&R: Dan Volz, KTNX, 1549 E. sounds better than ever any format . any time slot, if Tudor Rd., Anchorage, AX 99507. EOE M/F 18-281 vibes & bucks are right. 1203) 467-4603. 19-21

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7 -year personality pro wants to do his thing. Characters, drop - Pounding nails for e living Is line If you're a carpenter - I'm an Young, bright broadcaster loaded with enthusiasm & creativity. ins, also sports P -B -P. All formats. Call JOEL 16121333-5995 or announcer & I'm sore. Available now. MIKE ST. JOHN (9041 Recent college grad experienced in A/C personality, Country, TIME'S UP! 16121 724-5844. 18-261 575-2321. 18-281 news & sports. NEIL ISAACS 1616) 7984813. 18-28) Album rockers are you loold g7I am. Broadcasting degree, reve- tight 17 -year pro looking to relocate back to Cincinnati. Available BILL ANDRES available. Mejor market morning ratings winner. Make your move on a ratings and board, good pipes, team -player. Love my work. Will work any- ASAP. Experience with all formats. MR. TYLER (5181 8.9 (12 + I Phoenix. Personality, promotions, permanence, posi- nue-grabbing morning act. Major market where. DAVE 1615) 865-5900. (8-28) 355-2671. (8-26) tioning, positivity, performance, proper perspective. (8121 tested. Looking for an A/C, FM home. Dial 835-8413. 18-19) 9 years experience, 214 as PO. Funny, dedicated & ready to Afternoon jock. Can do P -B -P & production. 3 years experience. 771-1962 or (609) 737-1421. now! (305) work as jock or PD/jock. MIKE LUSK 18041 271-1839 after Team -person seeking real, live radio station. AM afternoon drive 6pm. 18-28) preferred. SCOTT ST. JOHN (4061 676-2183 evenings. 18-261 Changes Two-way talk. That's my specialty. Sports, features, hard Creative pro seeking position as Promotion Director. Experienc- Programmer JOHN VOLPE, (KFI, B97 -FM, KOPA-FM) took an news. DON VOGEL, formerly WIND/Chicago, looking for a ed on -air, sales, some promotion. Degree in theatre. Immediate AM deytimer from a 2.0-4.6 in Phoenix in one book. PD or MD challenge. (312) 764-1610. 18-261 resume on request. (9041 656-1124. 19-2) position. 1213) 385-0101 or 12131 342-2224. 18-261 RADIO 8 years experience. OM, news voice. Looking for opportunity. Male DJ looking for Country or Rock atatlon In middle TN. Ex- Either Coast or Southwest. MS. TROXELL JIM NELSON, formerly KMED, KBDF, KPRO, seeks A/C or CHR 17071 822-3666. Kenneth Christensen joins sales staff of KATZ Radio, cellent knowledge of music. Love working midnight shift. medium market. 5 years experience. Desire Western U.S. Call (8-281 Detroit, formerly Eastman Radio, Inc. STEVE GRAYSON (312) 864-3304. 19-2) (5031 772-7583. (8-26) Attention Northeast markets) Experienced communica- Experienced female communicator needs fulltime air position. Peggy Schiavo, joins KITS & KPRZ/Los Angeles as Ac- tion/production wizard, seeks better opportunity. BA degree, SUSIE AUSTIN: 8 years experience. WLPX, WLRS, WMAD, Formerly Asst. PD & MD. 6 years in radio. MARCIA 1904) & count Executive, formerly Torbet Radio. versatile, ambitious. CHR, A/C, Country. For T&R call JIM 16021 WZZX, WVNF. Call (414) 259-1566 to listen to eircheck 222-4561 or 1205) 342-8201. (9-2) 884-8171. leave message. (8-261 18-26) Thomas Ference announced as Account Executive for 3 years experience, AS degree, editorial sleds. OK, TX & CO. KBRQ-AM & FM/Denver. Professional newsman wants station with serlots news com- MBA -marketing - wants to program. On -air experience, F.R. PRICE, 3512 Bristol, Amarillo, TX 79109. Have 5th wheel, mitment. Currently morning & midday anchor at top suburban P -B-P, sports. Wants to be part of your winning team. Willing to will travel. 19-21 NYC area station. JEFF (2011827-8026. (8-261 relocate now) RAY SIR( (4151 284-5488. 18-261 Miscellaneous Award -winning newsman. 10 years experience. College grad. CHR night personality. Formerly 3WT/Binghamton, Engineer JON T. LOW, Box 1446, Mason City, IA 50401, 15151 Prefers reporting over announcing. PETER MACK, 930K 15th between 10:30am-1 pm. (8-261 New CHR station In Seattle needs record service immediately or OK100/Ithaca. 5 years experience, up -beat, exiting. Small - 423-8634 St., N. Virginia, MN 55792. 19-2) we are going to die. Contact: Wierd Jerry, KKNW, 22002 64th medium markets. Call J.J. SHANNON 13051785-7819.18-261 Key you POs out then) I'm the big boas with the hot sauce, & I West, Mt. Lake Terrace, WA 98043. (9-21 Charismatic, creative personality seeks small -medium market. 4 No news is not good news. 9 -year IL pro with family seeks spin more platters with less chatter) Cell night or day, BIG BOSS years experience. Hard worker. Production, news, sales. Will WBNO, A/C. needs record service from al lebels. Send: Box news gig with future. MARK (8151 895-5887. 18-261 PAUL (305) 431-6109. 18-261 relocate. LAURIE 1516) 456-9663. (9-2) 603, Bryan, OH 43506. (4191 636-3175. 19-2) TOM KENNEDY. 13 -year pro. WIL, WMPS, WCOL, WKLO. Need a start. Go anywhere. News, copywriting, excellent Great voice, fantastic ratings, great personality, 12 years ex- WMVQ needs A/C record service from ai labels. Send: Dick Looking for afternoon or nighttime spot with good CHR FM. P -B -P, DJ, Production. Any airshift. Have license, available perience in M aspects of radio. CHR & A/C material. BILL Stark, OM/MD, WMVQ, Box 68, Amsterdam, NY 12010. (9-21 (3141 878-6084. 18-26) now. KEN 1319) 355-6456 days, 131 91 359-01 29. 18-26) BAILEY (512) 835-6414. 19-2) level. Ex- 5 years experience on -air, programming. & music. Looking to Fantastic female broadcast school grad. Want entry Presently DJ. outside NYC, would like to work in music, music news. Call KRIS of each listing move up. Will relocate now. Call for T&R: DON 1804) cellent voice. DJ, production, Go anywhere. Dates appearing at the end research. Done it at Q107, JOHN 1203) 325-8240. (9-21 799-5468. (8-261 (3191355-6456 days, (319) 259-1888.18-261 signify first week listed. Stool Do you need a personality with great creativeness, pipes, Excellent books, 9 years experience. Morning midday want light Have headphone will travel. Experienced medium market DJ ambition, all of the above. STEVE GREER, any format 1312) pipes rock/Country. Medium/major market. BA -SC. JIM 1703) looking for a challenge. Prefer CHR, AOR formats. Great & 233-7728 or (3121 856-4427. 19-2) 886-1701. 18-26) attitude. Call JOE 1201) 437-2171. 18-26)

14 -year pro morning man. Also news, production, copywriting. R&R Experienced female jock, strong production, research 12 -year pro, employed top 20 market, seeks stable CHR/Top Opportunities back- Stable family man. PD background, FFC First ticket. Seeking ground. #1 7 -midnight, looking for more. 40 or aggressive A/C, top 50 markets. (303) 986-5680.18-26/ 13091 452-2254. permanent change. LARRY KAY (7171 653-2500 after 3pm. Advertising (9-2) Production-plus. Boost numbers & sales. Call DAVE HOLMES. 18-26) Available now. AOR with energy. 7 -year pro. WQDR, WRVQ, WFLB. Ready to 18051 969-9353. (8-261 Radio & Records provides tree listings (max- got most go. Voice, face, mind. Warm weather, upper-medium/majors. I'm dangerous) #1 nights for Southern P-2 CHR ... in Posi- W, Country, 2 years experience. Anything west of CO. imum 24 words or 3 lines) Openings, JOHN LISLE GLOVER 1919) 787-2381. 19-21 mail & calls in station history) Distincitive voice, dynamic pro- Available fowl RAY JOHNSON 1916) 365-0803. First Class duction. DAN McKAY 1601) 896-8159. (8-261 tions Sought, and Changes. You may place license. Is your station looking for a drivetime person to make your sta- (8-261 your free listing by mail or by phone. R&R will tion tap? Excellent track record Personable, creative, dedicated morning DJ/PD in small market & production skills. PAUL (3121 telephone Monday 297-4198. (9-21 5-year AOR/CHR pro. Great "utility man." Experienced morning seeks medium market opportunity. Great production. Get me accept classifieds by DJ, news, talk, production. Knows "basics." Fill one gap, or fill away from satellite. BRIAN 19181 758-0919. 18-261 & Wednesday 3-5pm; Thursday & Friday them all. RICK (4081 371-2829. 18-261 Award-winning newsman seeks challenge. Enthusiastic digger, go-getter sut wants out of Veliejol KNBA night jock 9am-5pm. investigative. Prefer Southwest, but will consider others. CHRIS Young NYC/Long Wad parttlnr position wanted by former medium seeks major market FRANK BUTERA (4151 223-1534. (3051686-3434, days, (3051 582-7435, nights. 19-2) gig. Frequency Rates* market PD/morning announcer with 5 years experience. Now 18-26) attending grad school. Call TOM RICH 1516) 888-2086. (8-261 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks Announcer with production background (producing, writing) & Announcer with 8 years experience reedy to move to medium voiceovers seeks work. STAN BUCHANAN, 1165 Elm Ave. C, Versatile, aggressive, high-spirited & imaginative personality market station. Available nowl Call DAN 13141 546-2170. $20.00 $35.00 $50.00 Glendale, CA 91201. 12131 845-9848. (9-21 looking for an entry level DJ position. BA degree in mass - (8-261 Must run consecutive weeks. communications. The KID 1414) 652-2175. (8-261 Streetwise communicator always ready to walk on -air. Major In at FM CHR-A/C in 50 -100,000 - Payable Advance market AOR Looking for opportunity to grow background. STU 1212) 856-3550. 19-21 Will you scratch my Itch? I'm itchin' to be heard. Working watt Midwest market. 2 % years experience. CHRIS HANSEN Orders must be typewritten or printed and automated Country, need a change. Female eager to please. 739-3745. 18-26) Go anywhere. Want fulltime entry level in small/medium (4141 LESLIE 14061 452-6654. 18-261 must be accompanied by check. market. DJ. news, copywriting, production, experienced P -B -P. Median market engineer seeks position in major market East or Any eirshift. JIM PRESTLEY (3191355-6456, days. (9-2) Production pro seeking creative, rewarding studio environment. Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are South. J. ALLAN (3011435-8770. 18-28) Copywrite, produce, voices. Will also announce. STEVE (612) $20 per inch (recommended 35 words) per My students are the best, call & find out why. Four men, one 926-9990. 18-26) PO for CHR, Country or A/C station. Large & medium market lady, ready to go. DICK BARRETT 13191 355-6456 19-2) week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- experience. Call RON DENNINGTON 1314) 428-3132, (3141 Pipes smoother than Southern Comfort seeking Western U.S. 427-4485 afternoons. l8-261 ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. Creative jock, 3 years experience, good production, hard- AOR station. Any shift. Production czar. Communications BA. working & reliable. College town preferred so can continue my MARK AVERY (213) 396-3367. 18-261 Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon Better LEIGHTON than never) Better Leighton than ever. ANNE education pamime. JIM MULVANEY (312) 388-3040. 19-21 LEIGHTON 19141 428-1130. (8-261 (Pacific Time) Thursday. THOM DAVIS available for mornings. MD experience with e lot Mike O'Connor. veteran major market air personality. KSD, of years in A/C, Country, CHR. Currently with WEZC/Charlotte. Experienced 3 -year on -air broadcaster wants to help your sta- For Opportunities, call (213) 553-4330 or KLZ, WBAL, KTRH. Proven track record. Excellent references. Call 827-0300. 18-281 17041 tion grow. MIKE 781-9195, 487-7339. (8-261 & Park All formats. (3141428-9306. (9-21 1314) (314) mail to Radio Records, 1930 Century Personality -oriented professional. 11 years experience. Friendly West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 7 -year pro with good background ready to go to work for you voice, positive work attitude. Minority. Presently employed, Dependable DJ/announcer. CHR, A/C, Urban. Greeter Cincin- now. LARRY 13081 284-8330. 18-261 large market. Seeking to program. 15121 340-5764. 18-261 nati area phone 15131 528-5793. 18-261 IT'S BETTER THAN EVER! Mailing This Week...A "FREE BONUS" To All R& R Subscribers. For More Copies Call Marcella - 213-553-4330

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National Music Formats Added This Week Among the label executives visiting Peter Gabriel backstage after the Greek Theatre/L.A. performance was PolyGram's Label Manager for Italy, Gianna TM Programming Drake-Chenault Morello. Pictured (l -r) are agent Mike Farrell, co -manager Gail Coulson, Gab- Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400 riel, Geffen's Carole Childs, Geffen President Ed Rosenblatt, and Morello. Stereo Rock X T-40 KENNY ROGERS w/DOLLY PARTON MOODY BLUES "Sitting At The Wheel" Elekta/Musician Takes Steps "Islands In The Stream" TALKING HEADS "Burning Down The House" MOODY BLUES "Sitting At The Wheel" PRINCE "Delirious" MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" BRYAN ADAMS "This Time" BRYAN ADAMS "This Time" MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" TM A/C Contempo 300 BONNIE TYLER PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" "Tonight I Celebrate My Love" BONNIE TYLER Great American Country "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" NAKED EYES "Promises, Promises" KENNY ROGERS wIDOLLY PARTON "Islands In The Stream" TM Country GARY MORRIS "The Wind Beneath My Wings" STEVE WARINER "Midnight Fire" DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" BANDANA "Outside Lookin' In" MICHAEL MURPHEY E/ektra/Musician artists Steps Ahead recently performed at Avery Fisher "Don't Count The Rainy Days" Hall in New York. Pictured (l -r) are group's Mike Mainieri and Peter Erskine, Century 21 manager Christine Martin, group's Michael Brecker and Eddie Gomez, E/A Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121 President Bruce Lundvall, group's former keyboardist Elaine Elias (now replaced by Warren Berhardt), and E/A VP Randy Edwards. BPI The Z Format John Iles (800) 426-9082 STEVIE NICKS "If Anyone Falls" Mills Makes Chicago Her Own Adult Contemporary MOODY BLUES "Sitting At The Wheel" KENNY ROGERS wIDOLLY PARTON MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" AGNETHA FALTSKOG "Can't Loose" "Islands In The Stream" Shake AIR SUPPLY DEF LEPPARD "Foolin' " "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All" BRYAN ADAMS "This Time" RONNIE MILSAP The A/C Format "Don't You Know How Much I Love You" Country Living COMMODORES "Only You" MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" KENNY ROGERS wIDOLLY PARTON "Islands In The Stream" Super -Country MICKEY GILLEY "Your Love Shines Through" KENNY ROGERS wIDOLLY PARTON DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" BELLAMY BROTHERS "Strong Weakness" "Islands In The Stream" JIM GLASER "The Man In The Mirror" SISSY SPACEK "Lonely, But Only For You" BANDANA "Outside Lookin' In" GEORGE JONES "Tennessee Whiskey" WHITES "When The New Wears Off Of Our Love" Tanner Musical Spectrum Kenny Bosak (901) 320 4433 Radio Arts Bright Blue A/C John Benedict (213) 841-0225 SISSY SPACEK "Lonely, But Only For You" Casablanca/PolyGram's Stephanie Mills was present in Chicago for "Ste- JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" phanie Mills Day" in that city recently. Mills served as honorary Chairperson Country's Best JIM GLASER "The Man In The Mirror" for the city's Buckingham Foundation Art Fair and will reprise her role as TANYA TUCKER "Baby, I'm Yours" Dorothy in "The Wiz" in Chicago later this year. Pictured (l-r) are Po/y- GEORGE JONES "Tennessee Whiskey" BETTE MIDLER "All I Need To Know" Gram's Deke Atkins, Chicago Commissioner/Dept. of Human Services EDDIE RABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" Lenora Cartwright, manager Cassandra Mills, WHISPERS "This Time" Stephanie Mills, and Poly - Through" Gram's Ken Reynolds. MICKEY GILLEY "Your Love Shines KENNY ROGERS w!DOLLY PARTON Tanner Country The Baiophonic "Islands In The Stream" Man MEL TILLIS "Cowboy's Dream" Soft Contemporary TERRI GIBBS "Anybody Else's Heart But Mine" THOM SCHUYLER "A Little At A JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" Time" MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" Red Satin Rock COMMODORES "Only You" TALKING HEADS "Burning Down The House" Sound 10 STYX "High Time"

JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" BEE GEES "Someone Belonging To Someone" MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" COMMODORES "Only You" Concept Productions Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754 Transtar Adult Rock Chick Watkins (303) 5780700 POLICE "King Of Pain" .. MOODY BLUES "Sitting At The Wheel" RITA COOLIDGE "All Time High" MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" MEN AT WORK "It's A Mistake" BRYAN ADAMS 'This Time" BILLY JOEL "Tell Her About It" PABLO CRUISE "Will You, Won't You" iNitieeedbeeieweeedi MICHAEL JACKSON "Human Nature" FIXX "One Thing Leads To Another" ì,;ii #:eeVedie+.'` EURYTHMICS "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" TALKING HEADS "Burning Down The House" HUEY LEWIS & NEWS "Heart And Soul" RCA's Scott Baio recorded a 900 -number phone message about his current single "Some Girls." A subsequent message will detail a contest offering a trip to Hollywood to meet Baio. Pictured at the recording are Baio (left) and RCA's Don Wardell.

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Stations are listed by region. Regionalized Adds & Hots Hots are listed in order of Black Radio their airplay activity.

KDIAIOekland Rock ,n WEDR1MIaml WPLZIPetersburg W DASIPhlladelphie W ENNIBIrmingham KRLYIHouston KOKYILiUIe WEST Jeff Harrison EAST Joe Tamburro SOUTH Michael Star Mike Ceviel Paul Todd JacksonlJonas Hardy Jay none BOB JAMES TAVARES PRINCE LITTLE MILTON none SLAVE Hottest: KACE/Los Angeles w DAVID DIGGS MICHAEL WYCOFF WAOKIAtlante DAVID GRANT LILLO PIECES OF A DREAM Hottest: W XYVIB.Ulmore ISLET BROS MillerlW iggins ZAPP NORMA JEAN WRIGHT Larry Tinsley NEW ORDER DENIECE WILLIAMS SISTER SLEDGE HERBIE HANCOCK Tim Watts SOS BAND Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: STEVE ARRINGTON'S JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JEFFREY OSBORNE SUGAR HILL GANG JEFFREY OSBORNE none LYDIA MURDOCK none COMMODORES HERBIE HANCOCK PLANET PATROL COLORS RICK JAMES RICH MANHATTANS Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE K-9 CORP. CASON RICK JAMES Hottest: LOVE CLUB NEW EDITION Hottest: MTUME RONNIE LAWS ANITA BAKER RICK JAMES NEBBIE HANCOCK MONTAGE ANITA BAKER ZAPP KASHIF LENNY WHITE LIPPS, INC. MIDNIGHT STAR GLADYS KNIGHT KURTIS BLOW NEW ORDER JEFFREY OSBORNE NEW EDITION FORCE CEE FARROW W LOUILoulsvllle GLADYS KNIGHT ARETHA FRANKLIN OSBORNE PRINCE RUFUS 6 CHAKA GLASS BAND UNIQUE JEFFREY LYDIA MURDOCK Neal O'Ree MAZE SHAWN CHRISTOPHER ARETHA FRANKLIN LEW KIRTON WANT/Richmond SOS BAND MANHATTAN TRANSFE none RICK JAMES KUKOIPhoenls EURYTHMICS SISTER SLEDGE KLIQUE COMMODORES Kirby Carmichael ANITA BAKER W GIVICharlotte IA Hottest: Steve Smith SHANGO SOS BAND Hottest: Hottest: Hal Harrill JEFFREY TAVARES W ILDIBoston Hottest: KMJOIHouston ISLEY BROS OSBORNE KDAYILos Angeles none HERBIE HANCOCK NEW EDITION SOS BAND RANDY CRAWFORD RANDY CRAWFORD Jim Snowden ZAPP Jack Patterson Hottest: Elroy R.C. Smith RICK JAMES ZAPP RICK JAMES LEW KIRTON RICK JAMES NEW HORIZONS NEWCLESS ISLET BROS JEFFREY OSBORNE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY BRYSON 6 FLACK RONNIE DYSON BRASS CONSTRUCTIO SHALAMAR ANDRE CYMONE CAMEO DONNA SUMMER ARETHA FRANKLIN RUFUS 6 CHAKA COMMODORES ASHFORD GARRETT'S CREW PLANET PATROL 6 SIMPSON PLANET PATROL JEFFREY OSBORNE KURTIS BLOW MIDNIGHT STAR DONNA SUMMER MICHAEL WYCOFF CAMEO AL JARREAU JUNE POINTER WJJSILynehburg ANDRE CYMONE MICHAEL SEMBELLO KNIGHT Hottest: SLAVE MTUME GLADYS W VEEIAtlanta TAVARES Lad Golna WBLXIMobile RICK JAMES ELECTRIC MIND WAMOIPitteburgh SOS BAND JENNIFER HOLLIDAY G'JAYS Hottest: none Michael J. Alexander Anthony Scotty Andrews NONA HENDRY% Hottest: NATASHA KING John SHALAMAR Hottest: LIQUID GOLD XHRM1San Diego In SISTER SLEDGE ZAPP JEFFREY OSBORNE MEN WITHOUT HATS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LAKESIDE ARETHA FRANKLIN SEXUAL HARRASSMEN MIDNIGHT STAR IMAGINATION HERBIE HANCOCK Gene Harris MIDNIGHT STAR SOS BAND SISTER SLEDGE BUD MICHAEL WYCOFF JENNIFER HOLLIDAY RUN D.M.C. DONNA SUMMER RICK JAMES RENE 6 ANGELA Hottest: ANDRE CYMONE STEPHANIE MILLS MTUME JEFFREY OSBORNE SOS BAND WHISPERS SOS BAND Hottest: NEW PRINCE RICK JAMES FINIS HENDERSON COLLAGE EDDIE KENDRICKS EDITION WJMIIJackson ISLEY BROS ARETHA FRANKLIN NEW EDITION LILLO ARETHA FRANKLIN BOBBY BLAND ARETHA FRANKLIN RICK JAMES CEE FARROW. Haynes FREEEZ Carl GRACE 6 RHI JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: LIQUID GOLD WPEGICharictte FREDI ANITA BAKER RICK JAMES FINIS HENDERSON GLADYS KNIGHT RANDY CRAWFORD RICK JAMES STONE CITY BAND Les Norman NAKED EYES WDIAIMemphie RERBIE HANCOCK WTOYIRaenoke ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON SOS BAND COMMODORES PHILIP BAILEY Bobby O'Jay COMMODORES RONNIE DYSON RUFUS 6 CHAKA BOWIE Duke Ellington JEFFREY OSBORNE HOT STREAK none O'JAYS DAVID Hottest: SHANGO Hottest: BAND Hottest: KJLHILos Angeles IA ARETHA FRANKLIN RUFUS S CHAKA DONNA SUMMER GAP EW&F WKNDIHarttord IA MANHATTAN TRANS?? SOS BAND RONNIE DYSON NEW EDITION J.B. Stone/Rico RICK JAMES GLADYS KNIGHT SERGE PONSAR ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON JCrdanlMCLean Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE ZAPP SOS BAND Hottest: TAVARES RONNIE DYSON NEW EDITION RICK JAMES MTUME ARETHA FRANKLIN DONNA SUMMER DONNA SUMMER TAVARES WOOKIWashington, DC MICHAEL JACKSON JENNIFER HOLLIDAY RANDY CRAWFORD JEFFREY OSBORNE ISLET BROS LIPPS, INC. SLING SHOT JEFFREY OSBORNE SLAVE Chris Gardner NEW EDITION ANITA BARER PRINCE KLIQUE ARETHA FRANKLIN ROSS BRYSON 6 FLACK LATOYA JACKSON SOS BAND DIANA LEW KIRTON TAVARES RICH CASON NEWCLESS KSOLISen Mateo Hottest: ANITA BARER MARY JANE GIRLS Hottest: LADY M REDDINGS 6 CHAKA W VOUNashville MIDNIGHT STAR CEE FARROW WNOOIChattanooga CLUB HOUSE RUFUS SOS BAND Bernie Moody CASH RON ROYAL LEW KIRTON Smokln' Sam Ervin ALVIN Fred Harvey JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK JAMES WRDW/Augusta BOBBY BLAND CEE FARROW DONNA SUMMER ARETHA FRANKLIN SLAVE WKXIIJackson RICK JAMES JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Teddy Black none MARILYN SCOTT P. FUNK ALL-STARS CAMEO MARY JANE GIRLS LADIES' CHOICE Tommy Marshall ARETHA FRANKLIN LYDIA MURDOCK Hottest: Hottest: BOBBY RUSH SISTER SLEDGE COLLAGE HERBIE HANCOCK HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: J.W. WADE MOTIVATION none MIDNIGHT STAR none LEE SHOT WILLIAMS LIPPS, INC. Hottest: GAP BAND RICH CASON SOS BAND Hottest: GAP BAND Hottest: Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK WNHC1New Hawn RICK JAMES NEW EDITION MIDNIGHT STAR MTUME W W DMISumpter ARETHA FRANKLIN SOS BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN RUFUS 6 CHAKA James Jordan NEW EDITION 6 DIANA ROSS Kevin Flemming SOS BAND NEW EDITION GARY BYRD G.B. SOS BAND CLARK SISTERS JEFFREY OSBORNE ARETHA FRANKLIN NEW EDITION MANHATTAN TRANSFE ISLEY BROS SHALAMAR WEST STREET MOB KLIQUE SHALAMAR DENIECE WILLIAMS ANITA BAKER SOS BAND OSBORNE RICK JAMES DEZI RICK JAMES MTUME JEFFREY TAVARES JEFFREY OSBORNE HERBIE HANCOCK MOM/Columbia o RICK JAMES ZAPP ZAPP SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY WKYSIWashington,DC Hottest: JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MANHATTAN TRANSFE Donnie Simpson Mickey Arnold CY BOTRON KNOW1Austln W HRKIMemphie IA SOS BAND CHILLTOWN MIDNIGHT STAR WHISPERS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Selby Edwards ANITA BAKER Jimmy Smith KLIQUE WJAXIJecksonville IA NEW EDITION Hottest: HIROSHIMA LIQUID GOLD ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: TAVARES Steve Fox HOLLIDAY KLIQUE ANITA BAKER LAKESIDE JENNIFER JEFFREY OSBORNE (J) indicates Black reporters SOS BAND JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TAVARES RUN D.M.C. SHALAMAR AL JARREAD SLAVE SOS BAND JOHNNY GILL DONNA SUMMER WHAM! U.R. DONNA SUMMER PHYLLIS HYMAN ANDRE CYMONE RICK JAMES also contributing to Jazz Chart FINIS HENDERSON LENIS GUESS JOAN JETT WYLD-FMINew Orhan, IA NEW EDITION Hottest: FREEEZ MICHAEL WYCOFF SOS BAND SLAVE PRETTY BOYS Hottest: Brute Bailey HERBIE HANCOCK SUMMER TAVARES ARETHA FRANKLIN DONNA CHAMPAIGN GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: MTUME LAZE ROCK RICK JAMES HERB ALPERT NONA HENDRYX WRKSINew York JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: CYHOTRON MTUME W ANMITallahassee JEFFREY OSBORNE PRINCE HERBIE HANCOCK Mayo/Ouartarone GLADYS KNIGHT ARETHA FRANKLIN JEFFREY OSBORNE FREEEZ Joe Bullard MARY JANE GIRLS FINIS HENDERSON RICK COMMODORES Hottest: WAAAIWIneton-Salem IA JAMES HOLLIDAY ZAPP MANHATTAN TRANSFE ZAPP NEW EDITION JENNIFER SOS BAND SHAWN CHRISTOPHER Jae Jackson WEST STREET MOB THIRD WORLD WHURIWaehington, DC ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON ARETHA FRANKLIN MTUME GLADYS KNIGHT KRNBFM1MemPhis DONNA SUMMER MTUME Oscar Fields KLIQUE Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK LOU RAWLS NEW EDITION Floyd Blackwell AL JARREAS Hottest: WATVlelrmingham RICK JAMES FATBACK MARY JANE GIRLS MANHATTAN TRANSFE RICK JAMES SERGE PONSAR KKDAFMIDallas TAVARES NEW EDITION CHANGE SOS BAND PIECES OF A DREAM Ron January HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON Terri Awry STONE CITY BAND S KLYMAXX BAND JUNIOR RUFUS CHAKA AL JARREAS SOS WAIL-FM/New Orleans SOS BAND CEE FARROW GIRLS RANDY CRAWFORD COMMODORES ISLEY BROS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY STEPHANIE MILLS MARY JANE JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: LEON HAYWOOD Barry Richards PIECES OF A DREAM STACY LATTISAW RANDY SMOEEY ROBINSON SOS O'JAYS CRAWFORD DONNA SUMMER EDDY GRANT BAND SUGAR HILL GANG one HERBIE HANCOCK KURTIS BLOW COLLAGE BOBBY NUNN Hottest: WPDOIJacksonville NI ARETHA FRANKLIN ANDRE CYMONE OZONE Hottest: Hottest: OSBORNE HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK JEFFREY FATBACK Marc Little SOS BAND RICK JAMES ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON RICK JAMES NEWCLESS JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: STACY LATTISAW GLADYS KNIGHT SOS BAND GIGOLETTE MTUME DONNA SUMMER GLADYS KNIGHT RUFUS 6 CHAKA STACY LATTISAW LIPPS, INC. RICK JAMES GARRETT'S CREW ZAPP HERBIE HANCOCK JEFFREY OSBORNE ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON MANHATTAN TRANSFE HERBIE HANCOCK SHALAMAR NEW EDITION NEW EDITION J.W. WADE RICK JAMES FATBACK WDMTICIevelend MICHAEL WYCOFF MIDWEST Magic/Dean SUGAR HILL GANG TAVARES WOCIIChlcago In GAP BAND WEST STREET MOB Richard Pegue RUFUS 6 CHAKA WGPR/Detroit WKWMIOrand Rapids SISTER SLEDGE BILLY JOEL COMMODORES CHERI Joe Spencer Frank Grant JAZZ...: FREEEZ SPANDAU BALLET ONE WAY PLANET PATROL LIQUID GOLD DAYTON HOBBY NUNN Hottest: TUBES BB&Q FATBACK NEWCLEUS SOS BAND LAKESIDE SLAVE COLLAGE WHISPERS NEW EDITION WHISPERS HOLLIDAY FINIS HENDERSON JENNIFER MONTAGE RICK JAMES KRAFTWERK RICHARD JON SMITH JEFFREY OSBORNE NAI1ONAAIRPLAW30. NEWCLEDS EL CHICANO K-9 CORP. ALBERT KING MICHAEL WYCOFF RANDY CRAWFORD RUFUS 6 CHAKA PAUL YOUNG 1983 B.B. KING TAVARES PHYLLIS HYMAN Las: September 2, MTUME Hottest: FINIS HENDERSON PLANET PATROL KJCBlLatayette w Week ONE TWO THREE AL JARREAD GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: Beatrice Evans BROS Hottest: DONNA SUMMER RICK JAMES ISLEY JAMES SOS BAND RICK ERIC GALE SOS BAND KLIQUE SPYRO GYRA/City Kids (MCA) FREDI GRACE 6 RHI RUN D.M.C. Hottest: GLADYS KNIGHT SLAVE GLADYS KNIGHT SOS BAND Fleurs (Columbia) FREEEZ ZAPP BB6Q 2 2 RAMSEY LEWIS/Les CLARK SISTERS JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE ANDRE CYMONE KLIQUE RICK JAMES PHYLLIS HYMAN 3 3 GEORGE BENSON/In Your Eyes (WB) WBMXIChicago RUFUS 6 CHAKA WTLCllndlenapolis JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Lae Michaels KLIQUE 4 (WB) Jay Johnson NEW HORIZONS 4 LARRY CARLTON/Friends J.W. WADE WJMOICIeveiand SERGE PONSAR WJLBIDetOM 6 TOM GRANT/Tom Grant (Pausa) LAKESIDE Erik Stale COMMODORES Hottest: © MARILYN SCOTT James Alexander DONNA SUMMER RICK JAMES LIPPS, INC. The Andes (Palo Alto) STONE CITY BAND LIPPS, INC. HERBIE HANCOCK io VICTOR FELDMAN/Secret Of MANHATTAN TRANSFE TAVARES 0 TWO SISTERS MANHATTAN TRANSFE ZAPP MTUME SLAVE DENIECE WILLIAMS ANITA BAKER NEW EDITION 7 7 PAT METHENY/Travels (ECM) Hottest: GALACTIC Hottest: RICH CASON KURTIS BLOW ANITA BAKER MIDNIGHT STAR Alto) FREEEZ MARILYN SCOTT 8 0 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Storm (Palo LYDIA MURDOCK SOS BAND BOBBY NUNN SOS BAND CREW CLARK SISTERS SUGAR HILL GANG GARRETT'S PHYLLIS HYMAN 14 CLIFF SARDE/Temporary Tight (Asian) KLIQUE RUFUS 6 CHAKA 0 BRYSON 6 FLACK MTUME CASHMERE CHERI CLARK SISTERS Hottest: 1B ERIC GALE/Island Breeze (Musician/Elektra) Hottest: NEW EDITION JEFFREY OSBORNE WBLZICincinnatl KURTIS BLOW 11 11 WYNTON MARSALIS/Think Of One (Columbia) MAZE W DROIDetrolt STACY LATTISAW Brian Castle ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON Bron White HERBIE HANCOCK KMJMISt. Louie 5 12 CHUCK MANGIONE/Journey To A Rainbow (Columbia) JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DENIECE WILLIAMS RICK JAMES Tony Gray RANDY CRAWFORD HEREIE HANCOCK LAKESIDE 13 13 EARL KLUGH/Low Ride (Capitol) RONNIE DYSON DONNA SUMMER TAVARES WLUMIMiiwaukee HOLLIDAY Hottest: WVKOIColumbus UNIQUE JENNIFER 12 14 (WB) Rich Guzman NEWC LEUS JARREAU/Jarreau ARETHA FRANKLIN Lyles1Jones JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LEW KIRTON MIQUEL BROWN NEW ORDER McGRIFF/The Countdown (Milestone) RICK JAMES MILLS DEBUT ® JIMMY MICHAEL JACKSON NEW EDITION REDDINGS POLICE STEPHANIE GIRLS Hottest: ZAPP MARY JANE Hottest: STRAY CATS 17 MACAR BROTHERS/Cosmos Kid (Aircraft) GAP BAND ANDRE CYMONE ARETHA FRANKLIN BILLY JOEL ZAPP Hottest: GLADYS KNIGHT PRINCE SHALAMAR 23 HIROSHIMA/Third Generation (Epic) SOS BAND OSBORNE ARETHA FRANKLIN WCINICinclnnetl JEFFREY SPANDAU BALLET RUFUS 6 CHAKA MICHAEL JACKSON RICK JAMES Hottest: 21 Than A Feelin' (Breaker) SW Kennedy KNIGHT KOINONIA/More CON FUNK SHUN RUFUS 6 CHAKA SOS BAND GLADYS ZAPP GARY BYRD 6 G.B. MEN WITHOUT HATS 28 GERRY MULLIGAN/Little Big Horn (GRP) HANCOCK WZEN-FMISt. Louis STONE CITY BAND HERBIE MIQUEL BROWN PROJECT FUTURE WLTHIGary MICHAEL SEMBELLO Ajay Kemp 22 RONNIE LAWS/Mr. Nice Guy (Capitol) DONNA SUMMER ISLES BROS Dana Huskisson none SLAVE WDAOIDsyton 9 HERBIE MANN/Astral Island (Atlantic) Hottest: 21 RANDY CRAWFORD Lankford Stephens HOLLIDAY JENNIFER RICK JAMES EDWARDS Alto) BERNARD BUD FINIS HENDERSON WW W SISaginaw GLADYS KNIGHT 25 el FREE FLIGHT/Soaring (Palo TAVARES JARREAD TAVARES AL Crockett JEFFREY OSBORNE CASHMERE Kermit Weave DAYTON Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK 19 23 RARE SILK/New (Polydor/PolyGram) Hottest: NEW HORIZONS RICK JAMES J.W. WADE RUFUS 6 CHARS Alto) JEFFREY OSBORNE PLANET PATROL MICHAEL JACKSON ANDRE CYMONE 29 LINDA HOPKINS/How Blue Can You Get (Palo HERBIE HANCOCK e LYDIA MURDOCK GLADYS KNIGHT LIPPS, INC. RICK JAMES MICHAEL WYCOFF CLARK SISTERS COLLAGE W VOIIToledo ::l 27 JEAN LUC-PONTY/Individual Choice (Atlantic) ARETHA FRANKLIN ARETHA FRANKLIN FREDI GRACE 6 RHI SLAVE Maxx Myrick Madness! Alto) GEORGE BENSON GRAND MIXER PLANET PATROL 26 RICHIE COLE & BOOTS RANDOLPH/Yakety (Palo SHANGO MANHATTAN TRANSFE FREEEZ 0 WZAKICIeveland Hottest: MTUME JENNIFER HOLLIDAY 15 27 YELLOW JACKETS/Mirage A'Trois (WB) GALACTIC AL JARREAD Lynn Tolliver SOS BAND RICK JAMES Hottest: TOM TOM CLUB DEBUT MARVIN STAMM/Stampede (Palo Alto) P. FUNK ALL-STARS ZAPP SOS BAND DONNA SUMMER JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ISLEY BROS JEFFREY OSBORNE JUNIOR 1s 29 ERNESTINE ANDERSON/Big City (Concord) O'JAYS GLADYS KNIGHT GLADYS KNIGHT ANDRE CYMONE K-9 CORP. ZAPP SLAVE 20 30 BOB JAMES/The Genie (Columbia) TAVARES HERBIE HANCOCK TAVARES CLUB HOUSE SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY

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EARL coNLE, EDDIE RABBITT WYII DENVER HARRIS JOHN CORAL JIPI GLASER MICKEY GILLEY KENNY ROGERS LYNN ANDERS. JOHNNY LIE ALLEN BANDANA .ICE NEWTON ALLAN KRMEPAMIFM BANDANA MD GEOM. JONES DM.. Wllllem.port JOHN COMAE BARBARA MANDRELS LOUISE .NDRELL MRL THOMAS CONLEY JAMES M'POCf11 ROGERS a PARTON MCCLAIN 1. GILLEY EARL THOUS COITLEI MIC.EL YO Shreveport, LA Kottest CHARLEY PRIDE PARTON BARBARA MANDRELL ROGERS NI CE. GILL. EXILE ROY CLARE B MD JOHN CONLEE MERL HAGGARD JO MNIN LEE WCOS-AMIFM altimore, CRYSTAL GAYLE KTPKFM MI CRAKE MIJM.Y BROTHERS MI C., GILLEY CRYSTAL GAYLE JOHN COMM JOHN CONTEL BMA. MINT JAMES EA. THOMAS COWLEY CRYSTAL GAYLE BMW« sacer.es THOMAS KS CMernMe,SC B.3. CRYSTM GAYLE Topeka, MU. THOMAS COWLEY Kttmt NH SYLVIA -ON JENNINGS RONNIE NILSAP IIES .11 ATIANIA LYNN Al:IVERSON B EORGE JCNES JOHN MGM LYNN ANDERSON JOHN CONLEE MI [MEL MURPHEY GEORGE JONAS MDERSON 6.11. THONAS CONLEY MITES JOE STAMP.. REBA MC menu DEBORAH ALLEN TERRI GIBBS RONNIE MILSAP GEORGE BUNK WWWWFM RONNIE MASAI; RAY P.CE KWMT GEORGE JONES .LLIZ NELSON Hottest ; MERLE HAGGARD ROGERS RANT. MICR. GILLEN RONNIE RENO Detroit. MI EDDIE RABBI, GEORGE RONNIE IMISAP Fat Dodge, IA eau. sea. LYNN ANDERSON JOHN CONLEL CARY MORRIS STMIT MITES 3/14 GLASER B. THOMAS NI IT. JOHN .NNY ROGERS YOGA. A PARTON ATLANTA WEIL J. RPM PIC ENTIRE ERILEE Hottest e WI7L-FM CRYSTAL RODRIGUEZ PNMdoplle, PA LYNN AMOMON KCJB GAYLE K.. MC DOWELL Lanaing.GEORGE MI SHELLY KST ND KIOVFM ROGERS JOHN ANDERS. RICKY S.COS JONES Minot ELSA WSIX-FM WHK Sioux Fdta, SO RONNIE MILSAR MCCLAIN GILLEY B THOMAS STEVE NARITA. EXILE MOE BANDY Line Rock, AR Nashville, TN MIOKEL RUMMY Cleveland. OH MCM SMOGS ALABAMA ß GILLEY NA. GRAY JO.. CASH STEVE .RINER JILL RICRAC. TOM( BELL EDDIE MOIST CON WILLIAMS ROME ROGERS KENNY ROGERS JUICE NEWTON GARY NORRIS DONNA FARGO DEBORAH ALLEN TANYA TUCKER EDDIE RABBITS MX BMOCS BARBARA MANDRELS GM WATSON KENNY ROGERS WBOW-FM SKELLY NEST MIMS 1. TO MICHAEL mom, GARS MORRIS CIDO CO BRUCE Bsnger, ME ROGERS 1. PARTON MICKEY GILLEY KVOO WDAK STEVE MAL NM THE TAM( bryNETTE CRYSTAL GAYLE LEE GRAMM= JIM GLASER DAN SEALS ONORGE JONES WOVE -FM WILD GEORGE JONES Tulsa, OK Coiurrlbu., GA DAVID WILLS B ARBARA MAMMA EDDIE RABBI. CARL MOMS CONLEY WYNKFM WIlllemapat PA Hottest RICH LANDAU Tempe/St, Pete, FL GLLLEy SMELLY WEST Hottest : Baton Roue, LA BANDANA WKKO-AMIFM 30.NY LEI .0IE RABBI, KY CLAM Alert SEAGGS JOE SEMPLE.. GEORGE JOHNS. LEE MN OEM. STRAIT Duluth, MN JOANNE LEE BRENDA LEE ROGERS MIcKEY GILL. R.ERS PARTON SKELLY NEST GEORGE JON. WHITES RONNIE MC COWELL JOHN COMES OSCIROE STRAIT BELLA. morTNERS NEWTON Softest CRYSTAL GAYLE MINE HAGGARD MI.. GILLEY BELLAMY BROTHERS LEE GREEMOD JUKE GEOPGE B THOUS ATLANTA CRYSTAL GAYLE JONES G EM MATSON IA. J. INALTDS GIMGE JONES LOIS FRIZZELL ATLANTA ALABAMA MICHAEL MURPHEY GEORGE SEMIS RONNIE MILSAP SKAGGS MIMES BELLA. BROTHERS YAM TOMS CON. ED BRUCE BARBARA DINS LOUISE MANDRELL MICHAEL MURPHEY JEIN SCHNEIDER WEEP MAO MIJETTE DENVER A HARRIS BELLA. BROTHERS MMY ROGERS ;OM MAASS KFDI-AMIFM WSM BRICE etere eon Plmburgh, PA BOBBY BARE BARBARA MANDEL. SONNY JANES MCLAIN S. GILLEY Wichita, KS STEPHANIE NINSIZN Peahen, TN lattsst KS100 MICISALL NUM. RICE 6 JANIS CAME MCCLAIN GILLEY NOttebt ALABAMA WORE GREER BROTHERS JO. COWL. OH Hottest KVEG KWJJ KTOM DEBORAH ALLEN KENNY ROGERS Cleveland, Ft. Wayne, IN WILLIE NELSON MAKER JOHN CONE. Vegas, NV Portland, OR CA CHARLEY PRIDE PI CIO SMOGS Las Sallna., STAVE .0.1.11 LOME MANDREL, SMELLY NEST MBA NC EMIR/ N ANDERSON CRYSTAL GAYLE ATLANTA JOIN COINEL RONNIE MILS. MEL MC MNIEL RONNIE JONES BARBARA MAKRELL 1OISAP ROGERS A PARTON GEOKE GEORGE Jones EARL THOMAS CON. WILLIE .LSON STEVE IHNINER DENVER LEE GREINIMOD A HARRIS EDDIE RABBI, BARBARA .NORELL GART PORPIS MICHAEL CRYSTAL GAYLE B.f. A PARTON NI CHM GILLEY KGERS PARTON ED BRUCE JOHNNY LEE ELENIMOD SKELLY WENT NH LEES BANDANA ED HUNNICUTT R0.16 NILSAP ALLEN WAMZ-FM Hottest e JOHN CONK. MILE JUICE EMIT. NNITES GEORGE REMIT MJ.NOY GILLEY Loulevllle, KV JOHN ANDERSON WSNO BOBBY RAM EDDIE AMARA MANDRELS. CRYSTAL GAYLE JISICH NEWTON WITT BELLAMY BROTHERS KLVI WOTO WIRK -FM B arre, VT CH.LEY PP/DE RIMY SPACM DONNA EARGO Cypraes Oerd.ne, FL usoiwe JONES CRYSTAL GAY. West Palm Beech, FL SHELLY WEST KARGo Be.umonl, TX E MT ROGERS WEST MSS LES WI CHITA LIN.. moor Gmory lucre SKAGGS J.NNY STEPHANIE WINSLOW BALI.« BROTHERS BANDANA LEE GREENWOOD CASH DON NA FARGO ERST EM JOHN RICH LANDERS CO.. MICHAEL MUMMY JOIN CONE. ATLANTA KUM: .1. NEWTON EARL TH1202 RNLI. WPORFM Albuquerque. NM WICKLINE CRYSTAL GAY. MILSAP FRIEMILL WEST NH I TES MCCLAIN GILLEY N ICELY GILLEY Portland. ME AL ABA. ROD RI SKA RD MCCIALS A. GILLEY EARL THOms coRmLy WILL. N.A. WNOE EDGERS PARTON LOUISE MANDREL, J.ES MICHAEL y0 ALABAMA JOHN PRIDE BARBARA MANDRELL Hot test : 0.1. RICK/ MAGGS GENE NATSON WHITES GH.LEY GEOME JONES GARY NORRIS New Orleans, LA BOBBY BARE MICKEY GILLEY JO1INNY LEE JIN GLASER JON!. LEA ROT CLAM BELLAMY BROMIC. ED BRUCE DENVER a HARRIS E DDIE RABBIT, KUZZ JO. COYLE! sent MI. AND Tee .n.cal JENNINGS RENDALLS MDMHET EARL MINAS CONLEY WHIMS KEGS KMAK BELIJNY ears.. MARL. PRIDE GAYLE CRAM CRADDO. NH ITES 'mane. ATLANTA GM MOMS COWLEY BakeMleM, CA Spring*, CO BELLAMY BROTHERS Colorado Frano, CA SMELLY MST OºZ ..2 HAGGARD EARL THOMAS COML. .C11 .NIDERS LEON EVEREFFE MICE MONA KSONFM RARER TERL011-GCODE MICKEY GILLEY CRYSTAL GAYLE Powell, WV JOHN CON.E KLLL RONNIE MILS. Diego, CA BIG AL San WZZKFM CRYSTAL GAYLE Lubbock, TX NOE BANDY MCCLAIN P. GILLEY 0.011. EDDIE RABBIT! EH ITES None 4.1. ROGERS BIG AL DOWNING ESOP -F141 RO.LE MILSAP JOHNNY LEI DENVER HARRIS JOHNNY CASH Birmingham, AL JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ RI CM SRAGGS EDDIE RAMITT ROGERS 1. PART. Sell Lake Coy, UT MCCLAIN 1. GILLEY RAM TROMS CONLEY CEYSTAL GAYLE BELLAMY BROTHERS MICKEY GILLEY KLAC MERLE MCGA. GEORGE JONES SYLVIA GEORGE JOMIS lucre S.C. LEIS GREENWOOD Lou Angel«, CA AN.RsON ALA.. LT. ANDERSON WILLIE PELSON GEORGE JONAS KCCYFM BARBARA MANDRELL SISSY SPACER GEORGE ...NES STEVE ATLANTA BANDANA MURPHEY MICHAEL CRYSTAL GAYLE ...V SISSY SPACE, Pueblo, CO FRIZZELL NEST EDDIE RABBIT! 111. LANDERS JOHNNY LEE my cHARLEs SYLVIA ED BRUCE KPLXFM Leon EVERETTE WUSOFM CRYSTAL GAYLE CRYSTAL GAYLE MICKEY GILLEY JO. COMAE WYRK MICHAEL MUMMY SCAT,. BROTMEM D.IMMFL Worth, TX MICILAEL NORM. WCMSFM Wlncheelar, VA KIKFM MCCLAIN 1. GILLEY JOIN CONLEL DEBORAH CRYSTAL GAYLE swim., NY BARBARA MANDREL, .1. DAMARA JUICE MVO. MERLE .GGARD ALABAMA LEE Norfolk, VA Anaheim. CA JOHNNY SISSY SPARK BANDANA 6 EDDIE PABBITT LEE GREEMOD EDDI IS BABBITT KOLA /N GILLEY REBA MC .TIRE BROTEERS MICKEY CHIEN WNYR BELLA. MERLE HAGGARD CRYPITAL GAYLE None BELLA. BRYINERS MICHAEL NUMN. LEE GREENWOOD SHELY .ST ANNE LEMO ReeKeeter, NY JOHNNY LEL GEORGE STRAIT RONNIE MC DOWELL RDPANIE PULSAR NH LEAS EA. TROMAS CON., B. 2 THOMAS CRYSTAL GAYLE EARL TIMAS CONLEY HmAscarzcx EGEMIKJOT RONNIE MILSAP JOPANT LEE NIT. GRITTY DIRT EERIE HPAGARD J Y%% EARL TIM. raux 1111 ITES m., CH.LEY PRIDE .H.LEY PRIDE 2.1.1 coneze CON WILLIAMS TX KCXEY GILLEY Bolee, ID KYOOFM DENVER HAMIS KEEN Odett., DENVER A .M. 1.01/6 MILSAP MEN COED. LLOYD DAVID POST. JOHNNY LEE MOCKS GILLEY CCRLEE Denny, CO KRWOFM REBA MC ENTIRE CA EDDIE RABBI, D. SEALS San Jose, ROGERS PARTON sTEVE EARL MD TIE OMARISY PRIDE LEE GREMOCCO HIIi, MULE ROSE. PARTON Gold OR DAN pus LEO ROM. SHELLY MST NENTON W WODIWKZZ s KANN, Hotteet RONNIE MILSAP RIMY SPACER MICHAEL MURPHEY SHELLY WEST MICKEY GILLEY Lem .E.TTE KNEW KIGO KHEY Lynchburg, VA GEORGE STRAIT FERIA HAGGARD SYLVIA POGEM PARTON GEORGE JONAS ERSE MAPS-AM/FM S1. ID EI TX CHARLEY PRIDE Notteet BMLANY OaklendlS,F., CA Anthony, Pen, MICHAEL M.PNLY Reswell, NM CRYSTAL MYLE Seeitle, WA EARL THOMAS CONLEY SHELLY WEST DAN MALS MRL THOUS CONLEY GENE WATSON WHITES DON WILLIAMS MOO RABBITT CHANTILLY J O. CONLEE NO.IE MILSAP REBA MC ENTIRE KYAK CRYSTAL GAYLE ITES WCAW GARY /ORRIS JC101. CASK LOUISE .NDRELL EARL THOMAS cone" RICK JANIS CAME DEBORAH ALLEN MICKEY GILLEY METAL GAYLE KENNY KG.. STEVE CLAM Charleston, WV Anchorage, AK LEE GREENWOOD WHITES GEORGE Awes LEO YOST. MICE NEWTON MBA MC reel ea ION WILLIAMS OM LLIMS ROY CLAM BELLAMY BROTHERS BELL/NY BROTHERS OCR /MLLE ALADMA EDDIE 11ABBITT KENDALIS THIZZELL WEST IODISE /41criv c/ MILSAP MCCLAIN GILLEY ROY CLAM STEPHANIE WINSL. Mt tet KCKC 1011.2 LEON EVERETTE STEM.. MI.L011 ALABAMAA WTORFM ROGERS PARTON MT CRAKES TANYA TUCKER .GERS a PARTON MCCLAIN GILLEY JOSE "ELI CIANO B.NDA LEE GEORGE JEES TA.A TICKER MREARA MANDRELL San Bernardino, CA WlnatonlS.la, NC RONNIE MILSAP .ORGE JONES COML. NH JOHNNY CAM JO. MS BARBARA MAND.12 (HOC KLZ JOHN COIL. EARL THOMAS CONLEY BOBBY BARE NELSON CON WILLIAMS NILLIE LL I E NELSON LLOYD DAVID MST. WHOO GEOLE JONES Nottest : Caspar, WY CO .CHALL MUMMY BANDY Denver, KENNY ROGERS TERM GIBBS 108 CHARLEY PRIDE ROD RISHAM Orondo, FL .ICE NEWTON CRIS. LANE REBA MC ANTI. MITES 10.11,21 MARRIS DAVID WILLS JOHN SCRIMIDER LYNN ANDEMON DESERAN AMEN JOHNNY WIRY JOHNNY LEE REBA MC MI. LYNN ANDEMON LLE JONN OEM. MR1 MOMS CONLEY CRYSTAL GAYLE KI X MORS ROGERS a PARTON SONNT JAMS MA JOHN COMM STAVE MARINER MNDANA STEVE .RINER RIDGE. PARTON Sprtopllald, CHARLEY PRIDE STEVE MEINER .NE WATSON GEORGE JONES LYNN ANDLIMM ED BRLEL MICHAEL MIIRPHEY ALABAMA SHELLY WEST SHELLY LYNN KNIXFM .ST ROGERS a PARTON ROO ROGERS ANDERSON KCIM MERLE HA.ARD CRYST. GAYLE CRYSTAL GAYLE J OHN LLEMEL JOHNNY LES EARL MOOS CONLEY KEIN Phoenix, AZ 710000, AZ EDDIE RABBI. DENVER L RAMIS WILLIE .1 -SON EGA MCCLAIN GILLEY SYLVIA STATUS,: BROTHERS Orel Falls, MT PONNIE MILSAP Spokane, WA JIMMY RODRIG.Z WEST TERRI GIBBS KKAL WOKO EARL THOMAS CONLEY CRYSTAL GAYLE CRYSTAL GAYLE MCCLAIN GILLEY Arroyo Grande, CA JOIN COMEE KUGNFM LEE GREENWOOD SYLVIA Dover/Portsmouth. NH GEORGE JONES KRAK GEORGE Jonas MERLE HAGGARD MARLEY PRIDE Eugene. OR BARBARA :MOE RABBI. PAND.LL SYLVIA Ba.nento, CA Nccun a GILL. LYNN ANDERSON NILSON EDDIE RABRITT MOMS is PARTON 0.011. ALLEN BELLAMY BROTHERS BELLAMY BROTHERS WFNC :EGER. f. PARTON CRYSTAL GAYLE FRIZZELL errs, TERRI GIBBS MOSEY GILLET BMIANT BROTHERS CON 111.002, WHITES F.yeaarllle, NC Hot test DAVID ALLAN ODE KENNY ROGERS BELLAMY BROTHERS DEBORAH ALL. JOHMO CASE M. Excel. CONLEY JANES a MICHAM YO KCBO MITES Reports OM SCHNEIDER SISSY SPACER MITES 150 Current MICHAEL MURPMY NOE manes San Diego, CA ATLANTA DEBORAH ALLEY LLOYD DAVID FOSTER LEO ROTTKE EARL MOMS CONLEY WON WATSON MERLE MOGARD CONLEK PAY .ICE DEBORAH ALL. SEMI GIBBS KUUY GEORGE JONES TAMS blYNETTE PERNIE RENO LOUISE .NDRELL CDB NICE MOTOR ten IRS. GM MESON elLere Cheyenne, WY RONNIE MILSAP BELLAMY BROTHERS Hottest e LEE GMLNIKOD RICH G E.GE JON. BONNIE RENO KENNY GEORGE JONES The following station did not JOHN COMAE REM MC ENTIRE ROGERS MERLE /LAGGARD MICHAEL MUMMY MARVEL rnXIXe. EARL THOMAS CONLEY SHELLY WEST THONAS CONLEY REBA MC ENTIRE JENNINGS REED JOHN INDERSON DON WILLI.S STEM blAMMIS BROOKS COLKEE JOHNNY LEE RICKY S.GGS report this week and therefore JOHNNY GE.GE STRAIT J OIN MALE DENVER a HARRIS L. LE. ANDEMON CH ARLEY PRIDE CRYSTAL GAYLE JOHN ANDEMON DAN SEALS JONI corn.. CHARLEY PRIDE WI ELIE NELSON DON .LLIAINS its playlist was frozen: ACCIAIN 611.1-Er BANDANA WILLIE exeLson W ILLIE NELSON RONNIE MILSAP RICKY SKAGGS ATLANTA CHARLEY PRIDE MELLY VEST MCCLAIN GILLEY ALABAMA KRAK/Sacramento IEGERS 1. PARTON

JOHNNY LEE - Hey Bartender - (WB) "Women In Boots" "My Hottest Tracks: Baby Don't Slow Dance" "Blue Monday" "I Just Want To Love You Forever" "I'm In Love Again" "You Really Got A Hold On Me" Most Requested: 'Verleg Little Jean" (liberty) BARBARA MANDRELL - Spungold - (MCA) "Overnight Sen- C. McCLAIN & M. GILLEY "Paradise Tonight" (Epic) sation" "You Are No Angel" "A Man's Not A Man (Ti) He's Loved By A Woman)" NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" (RCA) MEL McDANIEL Naturally Country (Capitol) "Hard Earned - - In It For The Love" (MCA) Country Livin' " Some Folks Are Dying To Live Like This" "Livin' For The JOHN CONLEE "I'm Only Weekend" K. ROGERS & D. PARTON "Islands In The,,." (RCA) RONNIE MILSAP - Keyed Up - (RCA) "I'm Just A Redneck At SHELLY WEST "Flight 309 To Tennessee" (Viva) COUNTRY ALBUMS Heart" "Feelings Change" "We're Here To Love" "Like Children I Have Known" CRYSTAL GAYLE "Baby What About You" (WB) Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay, NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND - Let's Go - (Liberty) "Dance Lit- JOHNNY LEE "Hey Bartender" (Full Moon/WB) tle Jean" "Special Look" "Too Many Heartaches" KENNY ROGERS "Scarlet Fever" (Liberty) DOLLY PARTON - Burlap & Satin - (RCA) "Jealous Heart" EARL THOMAS CONLEY - Don't Make It Easy For Me - "Appalachian Memories" "000-EEE" "Send Me The Pillow You Dream On" (RCA) "Don't Make It Easy For Me" "Angel In Disguise" "Ball And Chain" CONWAY TWITTY - Lost In The Feeling - (WB) "I Think I'm "You Can't Go On (Like A Rolling Stone)" "Home So Fine" In Love" "Heartache Tonight" "A Stranger's Point Of View" AlrplayI50 ... See Page 64 DAVID FRIZZELL - On My Own Again - (Viva) "A Mixon Light WHITES - Old Familiar Feeling - (WB/Curb) "Give Me Back Blues" B eers Ago" "We Won't Be Hewing 'Always Late' Anymore" "Survivor" That Oki Familiar Feeling" "Blue Letters" "Pipeliner

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DAVID AMERICA Andy Szollnskl AIR SUPPLY PAUL AREA JEFFREY OSBORNE RITA COOLIDGE PAUL AREA CARL WILSON PAUL AREA BILLY JOEL none none GEORGE BENSON RITA COOLIDGE FRANK STALLONE MEN AT WORK AIR SUPPLY BALLET Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET SPANDAU BRANIGAN Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON AN RITA COOLIDGE LAURA Parallel Two KFIMIEI Paso MICHAEL SEMBELLO LAURA LINDSEY BOCRINGHA RITA COOLIDGE MICHAEL JACKSON EWDRIOAOIk ROBERT PLANT POLICE MICHAELL JACKSON AMERICA AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON Johnny Thmnpaon Rlch.rdaoNMen DEBORAH ALLEN AIR SUPPLY WOSVIOwNereMIN JUICE NEWTON PAUL AREA WMAZ1Maan Hottest: W VORIRochesler NAKED EYES WINGIDeyton JENNIFER WARNES K EY t03IAuebn JUICE NEWTON JEFFREY OSBORNE SPANDAU BALLET Shove Murphy J.N.orllBall EURYTHMICS Gary Smith BILLY JOEL Joe Demme F.R. DAVID Adams/LaPere LAB BRYSON L FLACK MICHAEL JACKSON ROD STEHART EDDIE RABBITT JUICE NEWTON ANNE MURRAY BRYSON L PLACK KFOR1LIncoln, NE LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL none W FY HIChIcag0 WSBIA llanta GEORGE BENSON BEE GEES MANHATTAN TRANSFE AL JARREAU ROGERS L PARTON Hottest: COMMODORES Cathy Blythe SERENA EASTON MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: CARLY SIMON LAURA BRANIGAN John Waffled.** Grp Plcclerw BEE GEES PAUL ANIMA BEE GEES ELTON JOHN LAURA BRANIGAN ALABAMA FRANE STALLONE none CRUISE SERENA EASTON JACKSON Hottest: PABLO Hottest: POLICE Hottest: MICHAEL BONNIE TYLER Nottest: BRYSON L PLACK BONNIE TYLER WORK LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL JACKSON RITA COOLIDGE GR661MMNalo MEN AT Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN SHEENA EASTON JACKSON ALABAMA CHAMPAIGN EURYTHMICS AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL FRANK STALLONE AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON Jerry Res SMOKET ROBINSON RINKS JOEL BETTE MIDLER AIR SUPPLY NAKED EYES PAUL AMU BILLY MICHAEL SEMBELLO BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL P.R. DAVID LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN JENNIFER WARNES AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY JENNIFER BARNES GEORGE BENSON JENNIFER WARNES EDDIE RABBITT TYLER RITA COOLIDGE TYLER BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL BONNIE BONNIE TYLER W EZSIRIchmorM AIR SUPPLY BONNIE WOYISehMeetsdy SERGIO MENDES COMMODORES RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: Wetter Fritz AIR SUPPLY Hottest: LOUISE TUCKER ChurcNStswns KRNTIDes Moines WAHRINuntrelle KRLBILubboek RITA COOLIDGE KWEBIRodheetsr, MN MICHAEL JACKSON WAFB/Belon Rouge AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL SEMBELLO CARL WILSON WARMS/Cincinnati Stew Gibbons Cemmffloskey LAURA BRANIGAN JEFFREY OSBORNE Rob Roberts Al AAslaon LAURA BRANIGAN Ad.msHaniels MEN AT WORE PAUL YOUNG Tom Welker BILLY JOEL COMMODORES BILLY JOEL BETTE MIDLER none BONNIE TYLER SHEENA EASTON Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: AL JARREAU SPANDAU BALLET WRVRIYMnpMs ROGERS L PARTON COMMODORES Hottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY BILLY JOEL EDDIE RABBITT ROGERS L PARTON Stove Butlsr Hottest: Hottest: AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL MURPHEY MICHAEL JACKSON AL JARREAR BRYSON A FLACK CSLN LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL CSLN WPIXINam York JUICE NEWTON LAURA BRANIGAN BEE GEES none MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON ANNE MURRAY WSB-FM:Atlent. Alen Andsreon AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL SYLVIA Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON Hottest: ROGERS L PARTON Donna Brake AIR SUPPLY MANHATTAN TRANSPE MICHAEL JACKSON LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL JENNIFER WARNES NEIL YOUNG MICHAEL JACKSON 4 PLACE JEFFREY OSBORNE BRYSON 4 FLACK none ROGERS 4 PARTON Hottest: BULLY JOEL BRYSON Hottest: SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY JENNIFER BARNES LAURA BRANIGAN WRVAMicBmond AIR SUPPLY LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON WTRXIFIInI WMJJAIrminºham ROGERS L PARTON SERGIO MENDES Lou Dean JENNIFER WARNES WMJI/Clswlend AIR SUPPLY POLICE MICHAEL JACKSON POLICE WHEWSyraeuw Burke/Wright LAURA BRANIGAN ThomaeNansn SPANDAU BALLET MCVeyllrers SERGIO MENDES BETTE MIDLER ROGERS 4 PARTON VA MICHAEL JACKSON Karen Galleghsr MICHAEL JACKSON ANNE MURRAY WLVAILyeohburg, AIR SUPPLY ANNE MURRAY BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL MURPHEY BRYSON 4 FLACK JOEL MOM McCall SPANDAU BALLET COMMODORES MINN/Saginaw BILLY LEH GREENWOOD MIRY/Montgomery COMMODORES BILLY JOEL EDDIE RABBITT BONNIE TYLER Hottest: GEORGE BENSON Guy Perry BONNIE TYLER Horton/Thomes MICHAEL FOSTER CGIIMOBORES Hottest. WSUMecimon, MS BILLY JOEL ROGERS L PARTON Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE WYNYIINw York LAURA BRANIGAN Joe Bennett BETTE MIDLER Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Hottest: JUICE NEWTON RITA COOLIDGE HERB ALPERT CSLN Jett Memel BILLY JOEL KVIIJO.IMeft. Worts Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN MICHAEL JACKSON JACKSON BROWNE AMERICA EDDIE RABBITT SERGIO MENDES JEFFREY OSBORNE JACKSON BROWNE Chuck Rhedas MICHAEL MICHAEL JACKSON SPANDAU BALLET JACKSON BROWNE LAURA BRANIGAN EURYTHMICS JACKSON COMMODORES JENNIFER MARNES JACKSON BROWNE AIR SUPPLY RITA COOLIDGE BEE GEES LOUISE TUCKER BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL JUICE NEWTON LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: BROWNE LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: GEORGE, BENSON SMOKET ROBINSON COMMODORES POLICE JACKSON P.R. DAVID DEBORAH ALLEN MICHAEL JACKSON BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL JACKSON AIR SUPPLY Hottest: WSRZISaraaNa Rottest: WKOWIUticsAome Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL W ZZPIC lerslend NAKED EYES WTMNCharsston, SC COOLIDGE GEORGE BENSON IRENE CARA CupenterMWNr DunphylGeorgeson TACO RITA HumhgloNTNIaN DONNA SURER WOWOIFI. Wayne DONNA SUMMER BILLY JOEL Dew Amo, BILLY JOEL LEE GREENWOOD MICHAEL JACKSON EURYTHMICS BEE GEES BONNIE TYLER Chris Witting AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY WLACfMMatllrllN EDDIE RABBITT ROGERS S PARTON AL JARREAD BILLY JOEL JEFFREY OSBORNE COMMODORES MICHAEL SEMBELLO CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE ROGERS 4 PARTON SPANDAU BALLET ROGENS L PARTON Dim Nichol. SHEENA EASTON LAURA CRANIUM/ RONNIE MILSAP JACKSON WIVYINcksonrllle WROVManoke JIM GLASER JENNIFER WARNES MICHAEL ROBERT PLANT LEE GREENWOOD JOEL John/Scott SHEENA EASTON Men Kaki* Hottest: JUICE NEWTON WJONISL Ckod, MW BILLY DAVID BOWIE WTAE/PMaburgh BRYSON 4 FLACK W AXYIFI. Lauderd.N MICHAEL JACKSON Rottest: AIR SUPPLY JUICE MENTON Hottest: Cal Stout SII.wams BONNIE TYLER Nottest: EDDIE RABBITT Don Berne LAURA BRANIGAN MICHAEL JACKSON MEN AT WORK Botte. t: RITA COOLIDGE COMMODORES GEORGE BENSON MICHAEL JACKSON COMMODORES AIR SUPPLY LAURA BRANIGAN EDDIE RABBITT DONNA SUMMIER JOEL CRYSTAL GAYLE MICHAEL JACKSON SERGIO HARNDES Hottest: AIR SUPPLY BILLY Hottest: BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY BRANIGAN JOEL JACKSON BROWNE LAURA BRANIGAN GEORGE BENSON BONNIE TYLER LAURA BILLY JENNIFER WARNES AIR SUPPLY MANHATTAN TRANSPE Hottest: WBTICIerlolts LAURA BRANIGAN JACKSON BROWNE MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL ROGERS S PARTON POLICE AL JARREAU Dew Bishop BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY POLICE MEN AT MORE POLICE BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MURPHEY BRYSON L FLACK ROGERS S PARTON SERGIO HENDES TACO Parallel Three AL JARREAU Hottest: EURYTHMICS SPANDAU BALLET GEORGE BENSON MICHAEL SEMBELLO WCZYIDettoil WENSIIKdI.KSPNls Hottest: YI OTIN.emllls Three ROGERS L BARTOWW PAUL ANNA Parallel MICHAEL JACKSON Les DMMIes AMERICA W WNRIBeSklsy CummingNVheeler GEORGE BENSON JOEL W VLKILszInglorl Bill Burkett Palm Beach DONNA SUMMER BILLY RITA COOLIDGE WNGSNW..I Gary Mann none RONNIE MILSAP KSIlyIRlcKerda DONNA SUMMIER GEORGE BENSON JENNIFER WARNED WSKYIAMmine Ro.. Block Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON ºTAIAMI.rni WV/SW BRYSON 4 FLACK HERB ALPERT S PARTON Don BroNshlre (3WSWMaWMBh ROGERS I PARTON POLICE SERGIO MENDES BEE GEES ROGERS BONNIE TYLER Korb JUICE NEWTON G.Me/W uklte JACKSON Crow JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL AL JARREAD NAKED EYES CARLY SIMON Hottest: BEE GEES SPANDAU BALLET BRYSON L PLACK MEN AT WORK WBOWSTsrrs HRule COMMODORES MANHATTAN TRANSPE GEORGE BENSON BRYSON L FLACK Hottest: JUICE NEWTON W GO W IClenanoog. WHISPERS LOUISE TUCKER KeHn Young MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: PAUL YOUNG LAURA BRANIGAN NAKED EYES POLICE MANHATTANS MICHAEL SEMBELLO BEE GEES TACO SehaNler/Dsason Hotte e t: Rottest: LAURA BRANIGAN KC L SUNSHINE BAN GLENN SRORROCK MEN AT WORK COMMODORES EURYTHMICS MICHAEL JACKSON LAURA BRANIGAN FIX/ BILLY JOEL MICHAEL SEMBELLO BILLY JOEL COMMODORES JUICE NEWTON BONNIE TYLER Hottest: WOMCIDetroll BONNIE TYLER Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN AMERICA SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON AIR SUPPLY NAKED EYES BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON Barry Arg.nbright DONNA SUMMER POLICE BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MURPHEY BILLY JOEL EURYTHMICS MICHAEL MURPHEY BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON NC BRANIGAN none BRYSON L FLACK JENNIFER MARNES Hottest: WV/TS/Wilmington. LAURA SERGIO MENDES E DDIE RABBITT Hottest: Hottest: EURYTBNICS SERGIO MENDES MICHAEL JACKSON Bob Wright AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON WFMKAL.nWg Hottest: AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY CULTURE CLUB BILLY JOEL RONNIE MILSAP Jay Nichsrds MICHAEL JACKSON WPROIProrldence BONNIE TYLER LAURA BRANIGAN STACY LATTISAW GEORGE BENSON none MICHAEL JACKSON LAURA BRANIGAN Tom Cuddy DONNA SUMMER COMMODORES SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO B ILLY JOEL PARTON WKZE-FM/Ceps Cod LAURA BRANIGAN ANNE MURRAY RITA COOLIDGE ROGENS 4 POLICE GEORGE BENSON MICHAEL JACKSON BONNIE TYLER JOen Orr SPANDAU BALLET AL JARREAD HERB ALPERT JUICE NEWTON Hottest: WCKOICampbsllsrllle, KY HEN AT MOTE ROGERS 4 PARTON BRYSON 4 FLACK K UDLJKanws City AIR SUPPLY 3.ckeon/Rosa BILLY JOEL Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE Elaine Tsyor MICHAEL SEMBELLO EURYTHMICS COMMODORES SPANDAU BALLET DONNIE VANN none CO Rosa INDUSTRY SHEENA EASTON BONNIE TYLER KEZRBsn Jow KEE/PoriNnd KEXOIGr.nd Junction, KSROISante STEVIE NICKS BEE GEES WEST WLTTIWesmnºton. PRINCE SHEENA EASTON WsgnerAemos B ob Str.mon Mike Todd Mike Messner PAUN DC. EDDIE RABBITT YOUNG Bob Cummings MOTELS PAUL k FLACK Parallel One COMMODORES STEVIE NICKS BRYSON W ISM-FMIM.dison QUARTERFLASH EDDIE RABBITT BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL MURPHEY COMMODORES MANHATTAN TRANSFE AL JARREAU COMMODORES Hottest: ROGERS L PARTON Hottest: Hottest: BM Vanell MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: ANNE MURRAY MANHATTAN TRANSPE AL JARREAR RITA COOLIDGE EDDIE RABBITT Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN none POLICE MICHAEL MURPHEY MANHATTAN TRANSFE AIRLY JOEL DAVID KMOWIDsnrer SMOKE/ ROBINSON Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET P.R. Hottest: DONNA SUMMER Hottest: Rottest: AIR SUPPLY SERGIO HARNDES MoorNSterne. BILLY JOEL MEN AT MORA ROGERS S PARTON MICHAEL JACKSON RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON WARNES CRYSTAL GAYLE LAURA BRANIGAN LAURA BRANIGAN AIR SUPPLY LAURA BRANIGAN GEORGE BEAK* AIR SUPPLY JENNIFER KINKS BRYSON L FLACK AREA AIR SUPPLY SERGIO BILLY JOEL PAUL MIKA SPANDAU BALLET MANHATTAN TRANSFE PAUL MIMES Mel/Kansas City MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON RITA COOLIDGE LAURA BRANIGAN WEIMIFMDMINrº F.R. DAVID BONNIE TYLER LAURA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE Jeck R.ymond Jett Robent EURYTHMICS Hottest: KRZISwnN AIR SUPPLY K -t OBISecr.msnto BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL JACKSON King/Maler Two BRYSON L FLACK KOFMIOMIahom. City Paul Mitchell KODIIOreet Fells, MT KALEnhCM.. WA Parallel JUICE NEWTON BILLY JOEL CARL WILSON JenAInsIDu Musane none Mike Purdy BEE GEES RITA COOLIDGE CRYSTAL GAYLE Rick Alden MICHAEL MURPHEY LAURA BRANIGAN Rottest: AL JARREAS RITA COOLIDGE BONNIE TYLER none PAUL YOUNG WAE VAltentown DEBORAH ALLEN SPANDAU BALLET JENNIFER WARNES ANNE MURRAY Hottest: LEE GREENWOODEENW Hottest: Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE MIA. Ch.pman BILLY JOEL Hottest: POLICE STARBUCR BROWNE MEN AT WORK MICHAEL JACKSON SHEENA EASTON LAURA BRANIGAN JACKSON KPPL/Denree F.R. DAVID BRYSON 4 FLACK PAUL YOUNG AMERICA DONNA SUMMER HERA ALPERT ANNE MURRAY JENNIFER BARNES Rick Bredy LAURA BRANIGAN AL JARREAU Hottest: BILLY JOEL CRYSTAL GAYLE GORDON LIGHTFOOT AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON MIDLER JACKSON BROWNE AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY NAKED EYES Parallel Two CHAMPAIGN BETTE EURYTHMICS SERGIO RENDES BILLY JOEL TOTO JILL MICHAELS Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN BRYSON L FLACK MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL BEE GEES BILLY JOEL WI61UYMwukw KBOIIROIae KISNIS.M LAM. City KRLCILewelon RINKS GEORGE BENSON KOK/0m M SHEENA EASTON LRB NartINMWrplly Dan Jweep BEE GEES AIR SUPPLY MesanAnaM Hottest: Mark Welimgren Stets Tracy MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON AIR SUPPLY WTKOIMNc. none COMMODORES AL JARREAU LAURA BRANIGAN EDDIE RABBITT LAURA BRANIGAN JUICE NEWTON HERB ALPERT FIN Hottest: BRYSON 4 FLACK COMMODORES SPANDAU BALLET Wayne Hottest: BILLY JOEL STARRUCK MICHAEL JACKSON AL JARREAR Hottest: ANNE MURRAY WICCIMWBeese BRANIGAN LAURA BRANIGAN AIR SUPPLE MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY LAURA WORK JUICE NEWTON Rottest: Lee Roberts RITA COOLIDGE MEN AT GEORGE BENSON LAURA BRANIGAN JIM GLASER MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON HERB ALPERT BILLY JOEL JENNIFER BARNES BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLEP BILLY JOEL KOSTILos AngWee ELVIS COSTELLO AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY JENNIFER BARNES MICHAEL SEMBELLO KayNM.ria BONNIE TYLER MANHATTAN TRANSFO SABENA EASTON HERB ALPERT SERGIO MENDES Hottest: Hottest: WMYXIMIIw.AA.W GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY Cities, IL ROGERS 4 PARTON KSLA.M Lee City MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL Beth Fest WOUAIOued AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY Hottest: Lemlch LAURA BRANIGAN JAS.» George KRNOIRsno SERGIO MENDES none LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL COSTELLO KRDO/Colorseo Springs KINKS Hottest: ELVIS AIR SUPPLY GARY MORRIS Larry Irons AIR SUPPLY CARL WILSON RITA COOLIDGE Dan Shame. GEORGE BENSON MICHAEL JACKSON COMMODORES COMMODORES SERGIO MENDES HOLLIES HERB ALPERT MICHAEL MURPHEY LAURA BRANIGAN MURPHEY none AL JARREAR WKNENteene, NH BILLY JOEL MICHAEL BONNIE TYLER Hottest: 119 Current Reports WBEWNuIalo Rottest: Hottest: BEE GEES Howard Corday MEN AT WORK MICHAEL JACKSON LOUISE TUCKER Hottest: Roper Chnstlan MICHAEL JACKSON AIR SUPPLY RITA COOLIDGE DINNIE WARWICK MICHAEL JACKSON CAN/ LAURA BRANIGAN KOYIPhoa.ls WEST none JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN SMELLY LAURA BRANIGAN MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY Pinges. The following stations reported Hottest: SUPPLY Merni BILLY JOEL RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL TANYA TUCKER WCCOMInnwpNls AIR SERGIO MENDES TACO JENNIFER WARNES AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL ALLEN Denny Long JUICE NEWTON frozen playlists this week: ROGERS 4 PARTON SMOKE? ROBINSON MICHAEL MURPHEY COMMODORES KUGNIEupens, OR KKPLISpokem MICHAEL JACKSON BILLYsJ: THREE DOG NIGHT 3WMITWsdo noneea: Ric Morgan KRKKMoek Springe, WY SPANDAU BALLET TICOY JOEL OSAN King/North Peel Thorne WCLR/Chicago Chuck Martin LAURA BRANIGAN TACO CARL WILSON none SMOKEY ROBINSON COMMODORES WMYX/Milwaukee SERGIO MENDES COMODORES KOW /Portland Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP MANHATTAN TRANSFE MICHAEL MURPHEY AIR SUPPLY s t: Mlnckler101rkz CSLN QUAOTERFLASH BETTE MIDLER WSFM/Harrisburg VI DOICn*rleelan, WV HERB ALPERT noneone SHEENA EASTON PAUL ANRA GEES BEE GEES AL JARREAD SpeneeMArds BEE JACKSON BROWNE AMERICA Messees: Hot teat: Hottest: WHBC/Canton WSKUMentpeler, VT KSº4ISt. Louis BEE GEES RITA COOLIDGE SIMON MICHAEL JACKSON MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY JOEL CARLY Bruce SleetIns MorgenIWBtermenn JENNIFER WARNES KCEE/TOR.oR AIR SUPPLY KRNT/Des Moines EDDIE RABBITT RITA COOLIDGE Hottest: AIR SUPPLY AMERICA Ken Robert SERGIO MENDES AL JARREAR ASIA BRYSON 4 FLACK BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY WISM-FM/Madison RATS PLANT BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON MEN WITHOUT ROBERT LEE GREENWOOD BILLY JOEL EDDIE RABBITT SPANDAU BALLET POLICE MOODY BLUES Hottest: GEORGE BENSON HERB ALPERT Hottest: WTMA/Charleston, SC Hottest: MOTELS MICHAEL JACKSON SERGIO HEROES KKUARbNIue JACKSON MICHAEL KRSBIRossburg, OR AIR SUPPLY ANIMALS JENNIFER BARNES Parallel Three GEORGE BENSON Klmo Akan* B ILLY JOEL KFOR/Lincoln ROGERS A PARTON MANHATTAN TRANSPE AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY Erle Worden MICHAEL MURPHEY BEE GEES BILLY JOEL LOUISE TUCKER KFMMSari Dego SERGIO MENDES MICHAEL MURPHEY WRMM/Atlanta PAUL YOUNG WJBC/Bloomington, IL COMMODORES LAURA BRANIGAN LAURA BRANIGAN Merk Lerspn SPANDAU BALLET MOTELS JACKSON LIQUID GOLD 000BIE BROTHERS MICHAEL Stew S.Nwitz THREE GOG NIGHT KPLZ/Seattle STEVIE NICKS MICHAEL MURPHEY JUICE NEWTON DEBORAH ALLEN WRIEIFie Hottest: Parallel Two BETTE MIDLER Hottest: Hottest: Parallel Three PETER MOON BAND CARLY SIMON Ted Abbott AIR SUPPLY AL JARREAR MICHAEL JACKSON JACKSON BROWNE MANHATTAN TRANSFE RITA COOLIDGE BETTE MIDLER WMBYIAppeton JENNIFER MARNES KFOD1Anahorege, AK Hottest: The following stations did not TYLER BONNIE TYLER JIM GLASER RITA COOLIDGE AUDI KIMURA BONNIE Rob Shannon Merk Leeds MICHAEL JACKSON GEORGE BENSON SERGIO MENDES Hottest: BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN report this week and therefore TRANSFE NAKED EYES JENNIFER BARNES LAURA BEAN IGAN TACO LAURA BRANIGAN MANHATTAN JUICE NEWTON MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY JOEL Hottest: ANNE MURRAY MICHAEL JACKSON their playlists were frozen: WTNYIWSIMown. NY GEORGE BENSON GORDON LIGHTFOOT AIR SUPPLY JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: BIoOISan Diego MICHAEL MURPHEY ROGERS L PARTON KUDOIkaa Vegas BONNIE TYLER MICNEL JACKSON Jay Donoren RITA COOLIDGE CSLN SERGIO MENDES McCartney/Knight Randy Man WCZY/Detroit RONNIE MILSAP SMOREY ROBINSON CARL WILSON KVSFISanI. L FLACK Fe SPANDAU BALLET BRYSON LAURA BRANIGAN COMMODORES COMMODORES BEE GEES Rapids, IA Jay J.ramlllo WISN/Milwaukee TACO MICHAEL JACKSON KCRGICedar MANHATTAN TRANSFE none JEFFREY OSBORNE COMMODORES BILLY JOEL Cul Mann BONNIE TYLER Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: BEE GEES WSB-FM/Atlanta WSFMMerrieburg Hottest: SERGIO MENEES RITA COOLIDGE AL JARREAD BEE SEES COMMODORES WHBCICanten LAURA BRANIGAN IRENE CARA P.R. DAVID Bob Paw DEBORAH ALLEN AL JARREAU JIM GLASER W101/Tampa MICHAEL JACKSON LRB MEN AT WORD Hottest: Mike Dam SHEENA EASTON MANHATTAN TRANSFE none ROGERS 4 PARTON MICHAEL JACKSON LAURA BRANIGAN BONNIE TYLER WRVR/Memphis Hottest: BILLY JOEL none Hottest: HERB ALPERT LAURA BRANIGAN CRYSTAL GAYLE MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: POLICE SPANDAU BALLET SERGIO MENDES RITA COOLIDGE HERB ALPERT KRDO/Colorado Springs LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL KTWOIC.eper ROGERS L PARTON LAURA BRANIGAN SMOREY ROBINSON AIR SUPPLY MICHAELELJACKSON KNBRISen Francisco SPANDAU BALLET John Leader MICHAEL JACKSON KUDO/Las Vegas SERGIO MENDES SERGIO MENDES LAURA BRANIGAN Larry Finkel AIR SUPPLY KWAVMon1My SERGIO MENDES SPANDAU BALLET WCPI/Whwhnº. WV CRYSTAL GAYLE Michael Reeding COMMODORES JENNIFER BARNES KQDI/Great Falls JENNIFER WARNES ROGERS L PARTON K VOX/F.rpo-Moorn Meo SHEENA EASTON Dan McGrath SPANDAU BALLET WTICIHanlord BRYSON 4 FLACK ALABAMA 55K RCICInclnn.11 Joey Evans GEORGE BENSON Ginny Joslonka COMMODORES AL JARREAS MANHATTAN TRANSFE Dare Mason Hottest: COMMODORES GORDON LICHTFOOT Note: KKRD/Wichita is no RONNIE MILSAP AL JARREAS CSLN TACO BONNIE TYLER MANHATTAN TRANSFE. Hottest: Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD BONNIE TYLER MEN AT WORK GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL longer reporting. Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL MURPHEY MICHAEL JACKSON MANHATTAN TRANSFE CARL WILSON AIR SUPPLY HERB ALPERT MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: SMOKET ROBINSON SPANDAU BALLET SERGIO MENDES LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON JENNIFER WARNES BRANIGAN MICHAEL JACKSON SPANDAU BALLET R&R welcomes KEXO/Grand Junction, CO SMOKES ROBINSON LAURA BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON as a new reporter. POLICE ROGERS 4 PARTON BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY SERGIO MENDES AIC New & Active ... See Page 65

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WHFM/RoeheeM. NY WOMP.FMIBMRNe KITE/Corpse COHNH, TX MTYX/Jsokse.t MS EAST ST(Nwe OMeeno LA WISEIAMMh. NC WFOX(OsNrvlae GA WXLKJRoeno ice. VA Chrley Lake SOUTH Oweyn Bede Zlppo)Tuckr Jim Chick Nick Bawd John Styrene Alen Du Aleut Don O'Shea ELVIS MOODY PARMA Fl NV() COSTELLO PRINCE PARALLEL TWO BLUES SHEENA EASTON MOODY BLUES none GEORGE HUEY DONNA SUMMER GEORGE BENSON KINKS BENSON LEWIS c NEWS FIX% (dp) MADNESS Hottest: Nv Hottest: TALRING HEADS MOTELS MADNESS DONNA SUMMER EDDIE RABBITT WFLYIAarty. SHEENA EASTON BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BRYAN BONNIE TYLER 5-1 KINKS WBBO)Auawte, OA JOAN JETT BRYAN ADAMS STEVIE NICKS ADAMS (dp) Wok Lwrnwe Hottest: DAVID BOWIE 5-S MEN WITHOUT HATS 6-2 JOAN JETT HEART MOTELS BRYAN ADAMS Nottest: Burp Steven AIR SUPPLY 1-1 RITA COOLIDGE 6-6 SNUFF 1-1 BILLY JOEL 14-7 PETER SCHILLING MOODY BLUES CARLY SIMON ROD STEWART STEVIE NICKS (dp) BILLY JOEL 10-4 AIR SUPPLY 7-7 ASIA 15-8 BEE GEES ROD STEWART TACO Hottest: Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET 20-13 RIMES BONNIE TYLER 18-8 JACKSON BROWNE 10-10 JEFFREY MADNESS STRAY CATS 22-13 Hottest: MOTELS STEVIE NICKS MICHAEL SEMHELLO 4-1 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 OSBORNE 19-14 MEN WITHOUT HATS 15-11 STARBUCH PRINCE JACKSON BROWNE 3-1 PRINCE Botteet: DAVID BOWIE 3-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 17-7 22-16 SPANDAU BALLET 25-19 WJAWBWIBrMSe POLICE MOTELS VROVA($yaouee MEN WITHOUT HATS 6-3 STEVIE NICKS RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-2 SHALAMAR 6-3 HUMAN LEAGUE 6-10 34-28 BRYAN ADAMS ENotlW4rt RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-13 QUIET RIOT Joel Coved AIR SUPPLY 11-7 BONNIE TYLER 8-7 CULTURE CLUB 5-4 WnXINw Orkrrr. LA BONNIE MANHATTAN TRANSFE MEN WITHOUT HATS POLICE 7-5 MEN WITHOUT HATS 20-14 WAEVIMvsmek WA Hottest: TYLER 21-11 26-9 PABLO CRUISE STEVIE NICKS RICK Rottest: JACKSON Berner KEpeNriok J.O. NIMM MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 SPRINGFIELD 16-13 BROWNE 21-12 ANNE MURRAY MEN WITHOUT BRYAN ADAMS BONNIE TYLER 12-1 DAVID HOWIE 30-14 TN WYKS G.k. rMM, FL HATS 3-2 WOUTIJolrron City. MOODY BLUES STEVIE NICKS MOODY BLUES BONNIE JOAN JETT WIKLCIrrMerebw4 PA DEE LEPPARD 1-2 Leu PeMek TYLER 5-4 Rod Hampton BRYAN ADAMS PRINCE ROD TACO AGNETHA FALTSKOG AIR SUPPLY 20-11 IQfFA/Corpr Celse STEWART 9-7 WINemeilicott SOS BAND MANHATTAN TRANSIT STACY LATTISAW BILLY DONNA SUMMER JEFFREY OSBORNE 27-17 FIXE STEVIE NICKS JOEL 19-11 Chuck Baker DONNA SURER DONNA SURER JOBOXERS (dp) MADNESS ROGERS 6 PARTON 40-29 MOTELS PIXX BRYAN ADAMS STEVIE NICKS MEN AT WORK MINOR DETAIL STEVIE NICKS AIR SUPPLY STEVIE WICKS DEP LEPPARD (dp) STEVIE NICKS WTRY)ALSn . NY EDDY GRANT JOAN JETT Hottest: BRYAN KNFI/Akrakt TX ROBERT PLANT MEN AT WORK (dp) ROD STEWART (dp) LAN ADAMS Hottest: JOBOXERS W IGAN MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 KINKS KANSAS TALKING HEADS (dp) Nottest: Hottest: VNknrNOvrNt MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 MOTELS STRAY CATS 13-8 ELVIS COSTELLO (dp) STEVIE NICKS Bot test: ASIA 2-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 PRINCE (dp) JACKSON BROWNE 7-3 Hottest: BONNIE MICHAEL JACKSON 17-9 Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON PABLO CRUISE MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 IHN WITHOUT HATS 6-3 TYLER 10-2 TALKIND HEADS (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 AIR SUPPLY 18-10 BONNIE TYLER 11-1 ROBERT PLANT Botteet: JOURNEY 9-4 FRANA STALLONE 9-S MEN AT WORE 4-3 RINKS SHALAMAR 11-8 BONNIE TYLER 6-2 SPANDAU BALLET 21-12 AIR SUPPLY 16-10 MOTELS BONNIE TYLER 5-1 JACKSON BRAME 10-6 ROBERT PLANT 13-7 LAURA BRANIGAN 13-8 ANNE MURRAY (dp) BONNIE TYLER 23-14 JACKSON BROMRE B-6 BILLY JOEL 15-11 TALKING HEADS TEN WITHOUT HATS 4-3 LAURA 14-10 HEART 17-11 SPANDAU BALLET 24-17 MOODY BLUES BRANIGAN AIR SUPPLY 17-12 WPSTRrrrat NJ ASIA 22-16 PRINCE BILLY JOEL 15-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 19-15 BRYAN ADAMS (dp) WNVVNerfolk SPANDAU BALLET 27-20 KILBI GNwemrL TX Hottest: Tan Tayko SPANDAU BALLET 24-19 DEE LEPPARD STRAY CATS 20-11 WSOFIBevan.NL GA BILLY IDOL DEP LEPPARD D-14 WOKHKnosvgle,TN Stsee Keay Soot Tsyter MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 WCOOIColumhw. GA J.P. Humor JACKSON BROWNE 6-3 DEF LEPPARD W PBNlDoeer. 1611 JOE WALSH Gary AdkNr BEE GEES B ob Raleigh FIX% PAUL YOUNG MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-7 JOAN JETT Nebtetion Rottee t: W0H0/Deytone Beach R Jin BRYSON 6 FLACK BRYAN ADAMS BILLY JOEL 15-30 MANHATTAN TRANSPE MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-1 MIDNIGHT STAR MOODY BLUES Ralph WRmw MADNESS ROD STEWART STEVIE HUEY LEWIS i NEWS BONNIE TYLER 18-12 MEN AT WORK BONNIE TYLER RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-2 SHEENA EASTON NICKS STEVIE NICKS ROD STEWART BONNIE TYLER 6-3 ROD STEWART ELVIS ROBERT PLANT STEVIE NICKS PRINCE MADNESS COSTELLO Hottest: MADNESS CARLY SIMON MOODY BLUES CULTURE CLUB 7-5 DEP LEPPARD STYX MOTELS MOTELS YYRORI$es60ss MA PRANK STALLONE BRYAN Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 8-6 STEVIE NICKS BRYAN ADAMS 22-16 ADAMS SERGIO MENDES GRAHAM PARKER Wry Berkowlt AIR SUPPLY AGNETHA MICHAEL SEMBELLO I-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 TALKING HEADS LIQUID GOLD 23-18 FALTSKOG (dp) BRYAN ADAMS CHARLIE SPANDAU BALLET 29-22 Hottest: none BONNIE TYLER 2-2 EURYTHMICS 3-2 WFMFIBsmn Rape LA Hottest: PRINCE Hottest: Hattest: SHEENA EASTON 35-27 POLICE 1-1 BONNIE TYLER MEN WITHOUT HATS 9-7 MEN WITHOUT HATS 19-4 RkelAhypn TACO 3-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS MICHAEL JACKSON 13-1 2-1 Hottest: HEART 39-34 BONNIE TYLER 2-2 PRANK STALLONE 12-10 NAKED EYES 15-6 BONNIE TYLER 4-2 JOAN JETT BILLY JOEL 21-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-6 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-3 JACKSON MEN AT JACKSON BROWNE 16-15 SPANDAU BALLET 29-19 none MEN WITHOUT HATS 14-9 ANIMALS BONNIE TYLER 28-11 BROWNE 21-11 WORE 3-3 SJ10I/Orlendo, FL MICHAEL JACKSON 12-6 POLICE 25-15 MEN WITHOUT Rottest: SHALAMAR 18-12 KANSAS MEN WITHOUT HATS 29-16 HATS 5-5 NAKED EYES 10-7 RICK JAMES 29-22 LAURA BRANIGAN 7-7 PACK/Wee NY MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 ROBERT PLANT 20-14 COMMODORES Wry Mitchel SPANDAU BALLET 36-22 WERLEKenr, NN MEN AT WORK 3-3 STEVIE NICKS MICHAEL JACKSON 9-9 Jim Rein JEFFREY OSBORNE WFLB/Feyetteeie ZIONStivMnIL MICHAEL JACKSON 5-5 WNFBDeyterr Beech FL Hottest: KVOUlateyette GA Saat RMeKay ELTON JOHN Lorry STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL 9-9 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 Carpan Renal Sommer* K1OVErte,A Wen DougW ROBERT PLANT Jeff Menton MADNESS STEVIE NICKS AIR SUPPLY 17-17 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 B N (Mennen ROGERS 6 PARTON ANNE MURRAY MEN AT QUIET RIOT BRYAN ADAMS DEP LEPPARD BONNIE TYLER 7-3 ELVIS COSTELLO WORE MOODY BLUES STEVIE NICKS PIXX BRYAN MOTELS PRINCE K2ZBIBosrnoM. TX MEN AT MORE BILLY JOEL 11-5 STEVIE NICKS ADAMS Rottest: COMMODORES MADNESS MADNESS MINOR DETAIL KANSAS DONNA SUMMER FRANK STALLONE 18-11 COMMODORES Hottest: Mon MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 AL JARREAU EDDIE BABBITT PRINCE MOTELS JOAN JETT STYX BILLY JOEL 7-3 PABLO CRUISE Hottest: JUICE NEWTON ASIA 3-1 BUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS STEVIE NICKS COMMODORES CARLY SIMON KKYKJLItde Ra*. AR JACKSON BROWNE 8-4 DONNA SUMMER BONNIE TYLER GRAHAM PARKER MEN WITHOUT HATS 7-3 BERLIN JOBOXERS JOAN JETT GRAHAM PARSER 1-1 STRAY MICHAEL JACKSON 11-5 DEF LEPPARD (dp) JACKSON BROWNE SERENA EASTON CATS 11-8 JOBOXERS WHAMI U.R. STEVIE NICKS AMsrk MaCMn Hotteste 10-5 BILLY BONNIE TYLER 19-9 JOBOXERS (dp) BILLY JOEL CORN JOEL 15-9 ANNE MURRAY (dp) MOTELS BRYAN ADAMS MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 15-6 TALKING 16-11 BONNIE TYLER CEE FARROW (dp) JACKSON 5-2 RICK JAMES 19-8 MITCH HEADS Hottest: Hottest: HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS BROME RYDER Hottest: WRVOIRIehmad, VA Hottest: EDDY RICE SPRINGFIELD 10-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-1 MANHATTAN TRANSPE BILLY JOEL 9-5 GRANT 18-11 Botteet: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 6-2 gob MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 WKRZ-FM(WNkee-Bsm MEN WITHOUT HATS 12-7 JACKSON BROWNE 7-2 NEIL YOUNG MdYel ASIA 19-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-1 TACO 8-5 AIR SUPPLY 14-4 MICHAEL POLICE 33-24 BILLY JOEL 26-17 Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET 27-18 FMwrelNteeeee. ß JACKSON 4-3 Jim Rieke JACKSON BROWNE 10-6 MANHATTAN TRANSFE SPANDAU BALLET 18-5 JIM CAPALDI 12-7 FIXX 34-25 STYX 30-20 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 AI Brook BEE GEES BILLY JOEL 11-7 MIDNIGHT STAR FRANK STALLONE 24-13 FRANK STALLONE DEF LEPPARD 40-29 STRAY CATS 33-22 POLICE 2-2 0101(Mertelen. MS 16-11 MICHAEL GEES ROGERS 6 PARTON 36-31 MADNESS TACO 5-3 JACKSON 14-11 BEE STEVIE NICKS LOVERBOY 18-12 Botteet: Chuck McCartney GRAHAM PARKER WZYO(FredrlcL ND WOIDIBaakL MS AIR SUPPLY 6-4 JOAN JETT (dp) CARLY SIMON KBFM(MoAIMMrownoeNN TACO 3-1 WOLT/Florence. AL SOS WYCMlsnovw-York, PA Kemoaabl Joe Kirk Cant EURYTHMICS 3-5 PIX% BAND PRINCE Bob Mitchel BONNIE TYLER 9-7 Mae Durham PAUL ANITA MEN AT NORM Merk Rldrrde MICHAEL STEVIE NICKS BONNIE TYLER STEVIE NICKS WDCOIWIrrnRNNgh JACKSON 10-8 ROD STEWART COMMODORES BRYAN STEVIE NICKS SPANDAU BALLET 23-16 EDDIE RABBITT STEVIE NICKS ADAMS MOTELS PRINCE Randy Kabrich STEVIE NICKS BETTE MIDLER AGNETHA FALTSMOG AL JARREAU AIR SUPPLY 31-26 JUICE NEWTON MIDNIGHT TALKING HEADS MADNESS BRYAN ADAMS SOS BAND STAR HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS KINKS JEFFREY OSBORNE MOODY BLUES Botteet: STACY LATTISAW (dp) PRANK STALLONE LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: STYX Hottest: K ITYISan Antonio, TX LRB (dp) MICHAEL ELVIS COSTELLO AIR SUPPLY 2-1 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON Hottest: SEMBELLO 1-1 Nottest: POLICE 1-1 ELTON JOHN (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 7-3 FIXX DONNA SUMMER 10-5 MICHAEL JACKSON S-1 Hottest: Frnt Wols MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 QUARTERPLASN 5-1 BILLY JOEL E-4 POLICE (dp) BILLY JOEL 12-4 MADNESS PRANK STALLONE 24-18 BILLY JOEL 6-2 HUMAN LEAGUE 2-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-2 DAVID BOWIE 9-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-S one Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 9-5 DONNA SUMMER ROGERS 6 PARTON 34-28 BONNIE TYLER 15-3 TACO 10-3 BILLY JOEL 11-3 JACKSON H MICHAEL JACKSON 5-1 BotteSt: JACKSON BROWNE 10-4 FIX% 38-30 MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-5 BROWNE 11-7 ottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 12-7 LAURA BRANIGAN 20-12 HUMAN LEAGUE 13-7 ASIA 12-8 POLICE 1-1 AIR SUPPLY 7-3 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 14-10 BILLY JOEL 15-8 BONNIE TYLER 14-8 SPANDAU BALLET 20-13 MICHAEL 2-2 BILLY JOEL 16-8 JACKSON BROWNE 5-2 OK10011thee NY BONNIE TYLER 23-14 SEMBELLO WOLFRMalweee, FL KXX10I(B1nranghn. FM100/Memp1W, TN DONNA SUMMER 3-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-13 KNOE-FMIMonrp, LA BILLY JOEL 10-4 Drury Alexander AL Bries PI:IMpo O108ryork. PA MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-4 JENNIFER WARNES 25-17 MEN WITHOUT HATS 18-8 Steve Dssle KAMZ/E1 Paw. TX WMNMrysrsetor RhymeslShee TACO 5-5 MIA 19-10 Drei Steele MANHATTAN TRANSFE Bob West MOTELS KINKS STEVIE NICKS K ISNFt Smelt AR JUICE NEWTON MOODY BLUES RINKS MOTELS KTFMIarr Antonic. WTIC-FMIHrt/ord, CT JOBOXERS MOTELS RICK JAMES AL JARREAD TX Rick Hayee FIE% JOAN JETT BRYSON 6 FLACK DONNA SUMMER MADNESS AIR SUPPLY ThormaNeery HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS STEVIE NICKS Mike Weer BOB WELCH BRYAN ADAMS MOTELS SHEENA EASTON Nottest: KINKS ROBERT PLANT STEVIE NICKS ROD STEWART SERGIO MENDES STEVIE NICKS none PRINCE (dp) MADNESS MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 PRINCE AGNETM FALTSKOG RONNIE MILSAP (dp) Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS Hottest: Hottest: PRINCE MICHAEL JACKSON 8-4 Hottest: Hottest: AL JARREAD (dp) CULTURE CLUB 2-1 MICHAEL BILLY JOAN JETT JOAN JETT BONNIE MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 SEMBELLO 1-1 Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 12-5 DONNA SUMMER 3-2 JOEL 9-1 BEE GEES (dp) TYLER 3-2 STEVIE NICKS SERGIO MENDES MEN MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 MEN WITHOUT RATS 3-2 ELO 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 SHAI.AMAR 6-S Hottest: WITHOUT HATS 9-5 AIR SUPPLY 8-3 JEFFREY ANNE MURRAY BETTE MIDLER SPANDAU JEFFREY OSBORNE 5-5 FRANK STALLONE 12-9 BILLY JOEL 15-9 MEN WITHOUT HATS 17-10 OSBORNE 10-7 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BALLET 15-11 JACKSON BROWNE GRAHAM PARKER Hottest: ASIA 8-8 12-8 JIM CAPALDI 16-12 STACY LATTISAW 13-12 NAKED EYES 11-8 MICHAEL JACKSON S-2 JEFFREY OSBORNE 18-16 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-30 HUEY LEWIS s NEWS BONNIE TYLER 2-1 BONNIE TYLER 19-19 ASIA 17-13 WCSCJCherteeton, sC AIR SUPPLY 18-15 BONNIE TYLER 13-9 BILLY JOEL 9-4 MARY JANE GIRLS POLICE 1-2 ASIA 11-6 KKOVANIchlte F. TX BILLY JOEL 20-15 Celle Bailey Rottest: NAKED EYES 3-3 WKEFJHeMMgton. WV KSET-FM(El Peeo. TX WARB-FMIMobW. AL MEN WITHOUT HATS 17-10 Chuck Beck PARAI THRFF MICHAEL SEHBELLA 1-1 JOURNEY 10-S III 13FEA(MonsMeeter. NH MEN AT WORK Cat Wry NOW STEVIE NICKS »non FnrNFulr TACO 4-3 TALKING MEADS 8-6 WPFMWPrrrrr City ROD STEWART Rick Ryder none BONNIE TYLER 16-13 BERLIN MOTELS PA HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS JOAN JETT Skip Blelrp WFBGIAltooa. JACKSON BROWNE 28-22 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS BRYSON 6 FLACK none JOAN JETT ELVIS COSTELLO Hottest: 0104/13adedrL AL Tarr Borah POLICE LAURA BRANIGAN 34-24 PAUL YOUNG PRINCE DONNA SUMMER Sot teat: BRYAN ADAMS DEF LEPPARD (dp) 1-1 WNarr/DaVie MANHATTAN TRANSFO MEN AT WORE 2-2 BRYAN ADAMS LIQUID GOLD JOAN JETT (dp) none POLICE 1-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS KTSAJBen Antonio, TX DONNA SUMMER MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-3 SMEENA STEVIE NICKS LAURA BRANIGAN STEVIE NICKS Botteat: HUMAN LEAGUE 2-2 Hottest: EASTON GEORGE JOBOXERS COMMODORES MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 EURYTHMICS 4-4 Jerry Mon MADNESS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS BENSON (dp) MEN AT WARE 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 8-8 JOAN JETT Hottest: STACY LATTISAW DEF LEPPARD 7-4 LOVERBOY 5-5 BRYAN ADAMS MOTELS MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 9-9 STEVIE NICKS Botteet: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 LAURA BRANIGAN 13-13 Hottest: STRAY CATS 9-5 ROD STEWART CARLY SIMON JACKSON BROWNE 3-3 GI00IMabIA AL DONNA SUMMER BONNIE TYLER 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 ASIA 14-9 NEN AT NORM Hot tee t: MICHAEL JACKSON 6-6 ANNE MURRAY BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN 7-3 WKNWOeeen City. MD JACKSON BROWNE 7-4 WHAM! U.K. 18-14 scort WMMth Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 S-3 MEN WITHOUT HATS 8-8 JOBOXERS 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-5 AIR SUPPLY 9-4 BILLY JOEL 8-5 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS Wok en« BRYAN ADAMS BEE GEES RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-3 SPANDAU BALLET 14-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-5 ASIA 9-6 WROKIOreemboeo. NC FRANK STALLONE 10-3 WACLBoEoe, ME PRINCE Hottest: 16-9 POLICE 25-18 SHEENA EASTON 37-34 MOODY BLUES BONNIE TYLER 13-7 MEN WITHOUT HATS 14-7 LAURA BRANIGAN Mksheel Ohlers Wee Jonee MOTELS POLICE 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 23-12 PRINCE ROGERS 6 PARTON 25-15 TALKING LEE GREENWOOD 2-2 WNSLNOknimnon NC WLAIFFlAilenaotr, PA BRYAN ADAMS WSSX(Cherleeton POLICE HEADS SOS BAND 35-27 MEN AT MORE JOAN DONNA SUMMER 23-13 MEN AT WORE B IN Mares ROBERT PLANT JETT FoeóMHarem Tack/Henke HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS BONNIE TYLER 26-21 STEVIE MOODY BLUES Botteat: STEVIE NICKS NICKS RICK SPRINGFIELD 29-26 STEVIE NICKS MOTELS Hottest: none PIX% HUMAN LEAGUE 2-1 ANNE MURRAY JOAN JETT BRYAN ADAMS MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 Sottest: Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 3-2 (dp) SPARES MICHAEL MEN WITHOUT RATS 7-5 KROKIShrw port LA BUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS STACY LATTISAW KANSAS MICHAEL JACKSON 5-2 SEMBELLO 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 KANSAS BILLY JOEL 9-4 BILLY JOEL 3-3 JACKSON BROWNE 11-7 BONNIE TYLER 18-7 Heydon) Stewart Hottest: Not tee t: RICK SPRINGFIELD ANIMALS MEN WITHOUT HATS 12-7 ROBERT PLANT B -B ASIA 21-15 POLICE 34-25 5-3 POLICE 4-7 STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL 8-4 DONNA SUMMER ASIA 13-8 MEN WITHOUT HATS 12-12 MEN WITHOUT HATS 23-18 BONNIE TYLER 20-13 K INKS NAKED EYES 11-5 AGNETHA FALTSMOG BONNIE TYLER 14-14 SHALAMAR 26-20 WHNY-FMIMontpomory MICHAEL JACKSON 22-16 PRINCE (dp) ROBERT PLANT 17-11 PRINCE JACKSON BROWNE 23-17 MXILJPRMreburg, WV Mark BE John Mottest: WBCYICM HsINt NC SC MOODY BLUES (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS 28-19 MEN WITHOUT HATS 28-20 PrO DeMlle WAN&FM(ereenville. MOTELS JACKSON BROWNE 7-2 B ob Keehn DONNA SUMMER Rod 6 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-7 Mena PRINCE BUEY LEWIS NEWS WWUY/Ben9oe. ME JUICE NEWTON BRYAN ADAMS BILLY JOEL 13-8 BRYAN ADAMS none STEVIE NICKS BRYAN ADAMS ASIA 15-10 Jlm Bendel Hottest: ANNE MURRAY Hottest: MEN AT WORE MADNESS BILLY JOEL 11-6 BONNIE TYLER 21-13 JOAN JETT BONNIE TYLER 1-1 BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: PRINCE JACKSON BROWNE 14-9 MADNESS MICHAEL JACKSON 5-5 PRINCE (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 6-2 SERBIE HANCOCK BILLY JOEL 6-6 ASIA 9-4 AIR SUPPLY 20-12 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS FI00 (dp) WWI/Long lelend, NY RINKS RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-10 AIR SUPPLY 11-6 ASIA 23-14 JOAN JETT PAUL YOUNG Rot teat: 220 Reporters NN Terry MEN WITHOUTT HATS 11-11 BILLY JOEL 18-7 BONNIE TYLER 26-19 AGNETHA FALTSMOG MITCH RYDER MICHAEL JACKSON 8-3 Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE 17-10 201 Current Reports STRAY CATS ANNE MURRAY (dp) BILLY JOEL 11-5 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 ASIA 14-8 ROGERS 6 PARTON MANHATTAN TRANSFE WSKZJChttenoogs. TN WSEIWIrrmngelern MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 BONNIE TYLER 17-10 KRGVIMOA W r6BSOWHBSNs ROD STEWART Hottest: Bloke/Pepe Steve Rawson The following stations reported Hottest: SHALAMAR B-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-3 NAKED EYES 16-11 Pony/Tsyloe LOVERBOY 16-5 a frozen playlist POLICE 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-5 MOTELS this week: JOE ESPOSITO 27-18 AGNETHA FALTSMOG WZYP(HunbWMle. AL ELVIS COSTELLO TACO 13-8 ASIA 14-6 TALKING HEADS STACY LATTISAW BONNIE TYLER 23-10 MOTELS Mitchell MEN WITHOUT HATS 16-9 WJBO/Purdend. ME MOODY BLUES Soon RINKS STEVIE NICKS W ROR/Boston BILLY JOEL 17-11 SPANDAU BALLET 25-17 JOAN HEART Phoe nRJO'NNI Hottest: MOTELS JETT MICHAEL JACKSON 15-13 BONNIE TYLER 6-1 DONNA SUMMER KINKS WBCY/Charlotte WIGY)Bsth. ME PRINCE JOBOXERS JACKSON BROWNE 4-2 Hottest: ROD STEWART WSSX/Charleston KC101)Nw Neven STEVIE NICKS MOODY BLUES Scott Robbins PRINCE MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-3 MEN AT WORM 4-1 BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: WNOK-FM/Columbia Lw Ken ELVIS COSTELLO ASIA 12-6 STACY LATTISAW 13-9 STEVIE NICKS DEP LEPPARD MICHAEL 1-1 MANHATTAN TRANSFE MEN WITHOUT RATS 13-7 WHAM! U.R. D-20 SEMBELLO KRAV/Tulsa FIX% KANSAS AGNETHA FALTSKOG BONNIE TYLER 8-3 MOODY BLUES Hottest: PRINCE D-28 6 MOODY BLUES MICHAEL JACKSON 13-4 WSQV/Williamsport ROGERS PARTON ANNE MURRAY CK1O1(Cocoe Beech FL ROD STEHART D-30 AGNETHA FALTSKOG MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 15-11 GEORGE BENSON STACY LATTISAW WISE/Asheville PRINCE Mike Lowe RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-2 SPANDAU BALLET 27-I8 ROBERT PLANT Hottest: KXIH4)NeehNNe TN Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 9-3 KENT/Anchorage MICHAEL BONNIE TYLER 1-1 LRB JACKSON BROWNE 7-4 Bryan Sergem MICHAEL JACKSON 6-1 SEMBELLO 2-1 BEE GEES I)) JACKSON BROWNE 8-4 JACKSON BROWNE 2-2 BONNIE TYLER 12-5 1HHI! BONNIE TYLER 10-3 STEVIE NICKS MOODY BLUES BILLY JOEL 14-6 BILLY JOEL 6-3 The MEN WITHOUT RATS 13-9 SERGIO MENDES STEVIE NICKS following stations failed to RICK SPRINGFIELD 11-8 POLICE 25-15 WJOX/Jecbeon. MS SPANDAU BALLET 21-15 FRANK STALLONE 28-18 MANHATTAN TRANSFE MOTELS KOLV FMIAmrIo report this week and therefore POLICE MEN WITHOUT HATS 17-10 Bill Crew 28-19 STACY LATTISAN PRINCE Ron Cheee their playlists where frozen: WHEBIPorWnwth Hottest: MOODY BLUES PAUL ANKH WSPK/Poughkeepele, NY WCIR(Bedkley, WV DONNA SUMMER 2-1 Rottest: CARLY SIMON Rick Been DONNA SUMMER STEVIE NICKS Celle Lede Bob Spencer POLICE 22-17 MOTELS BONNIE TYLER 1-1 DAVE EDMUNDS WLS/Chicago none ROGERS 6 PARTON 27-18 EDDIE RABBITT MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-3 PIXX BRYAN ADAMS MEN AT WORK Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 29-19 STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL 10-4 WLS-FM/Chicago JOAN JETT BRYSON 6 FLACK INXS (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 ROBERT PLANT 30-21 Botteat: AIR SUPPLY 12-6 SHEENA EASTON HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS WTIC-FM/Hertford ANNE MURRAY BONNIE TYLER 5-5 JACKSON BROWNE 17-13 RINKS RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 6-1 MINOR DETAIL JACKSON BROWNE 8-8 WNOK-FM/Columbls. SC MEN HATS 5-2 KITY/San Antonio ROD STEWART Hottest: WITHOUT Bern KANSAS ASIA 10-10 H JEFFREY OSBORNE 4-4 WSFLJNw STACY LATTISAW MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 unW.Hsmng Hottest: WFMF/Baton Rouge MICHAEL JACKSON 8-2 TALKING HEADS 15-15 AIR SUPPLY 7-5 Kwdstorls Hottest: none RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 WABB-FM/Mobile AIR SUPPLY 7-3 BILLY JOEL 10-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 WSOVANMsmoport PA Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS (dp) ASIA 4-4 KINK/Davenport BONNIE TYLER 6-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-4 STEVIE NICKS POLICE 10-6 JACKSON BROWNE 13-6 Frank Bel MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 BILLY JOEL 7-3 LOVERBOY 7-7 MOODY BLUES HEART 9-9 KKFM/Colorado Springs JACKSON BROWNE 8-4 none DAVID BOWIE 12-12 PRINCE FIX% 20-16 WHEB/Portsmouth ELTON JOHN 10-5 Hottest: CULTURE CLUB 17-17 COMMODORES MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 JOAN JETT 29-29 Hottest: 13FEA/Manchester JACKSON BROWNE 2-2 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 WFBG/Altoona ASIA 4-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-2 BONNIE TYLER 7-7 BILLY JOEL 14-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 11-11 JACKSON BROWNE 10-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 12-10

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KLUCILas Vegas. NV KJRB(Spokene, WA KKALCheyenne, WY WZZR/Grand Rapids, MI U93ISouth Bend, IN KOWBIFergo, ND WSPTIStevens Point WI Randy Lundquist Suds Coleman John Ramsey MIDWEST Don Schuller J.K. Dearing Craig Roberts Fuhr/Tracy FIXX (dp) NAKED EYES FIX% STEVIE NICKS BONNIE TYLER MOTELS ROGERS & PARTON PARA' I. TWO BONNIE TYLER (dp) MADNESS ROGERS & PARTON DONNA SUMMER QUARTERFLASH MADNESS MOODY BLUES MOODY BLUES (dp) MOODY BLUES (dp) FIXX MADNESS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS Hottest: MOTELS EURYTHMICS 1-1 SHALAMAR (dp) WHAM! U.R. (dp) MOTELS (dp) DONNA SUMMER Hottest: WKDDIAkron, OH MANHATTAN TRANSFE (dp) LEE GREENWOOD MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 BILLY JOEL 14-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS (dp) JOBOXERS (dp) PRINCE PRINCE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 10-5 Matt Patrick MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-3 Hottest: DEF LEPPARD (dp) Hottest: BERLIN POLICE 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON JACKSON BROWNE 12-8 TACO 9-4 MEN AT WORK 3-1 Hottest: 1-1 STYX SERGIO MENDES BILLY JOEL 3-2 BILLY JOEL 6-3 BILLY JOEL 15-9 Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE 13-11 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-2 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 KINKS (dp) BONNIE TYLER 14-3 MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-2 NAKED EYES 8-4 LAURA BRANIGAN 8-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 19-11 1-1 STEVIE NICKS ASIA MICHAEL JACKSON 1 1-7 AIR SUPPLY 10-6 SPANDAU BALLET 15-5 KAYI/Tulsa, OK NAKED EYES 10-6 BILLY JOEL 6-3 BETTE MIDLER 11-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-4 ASIA 12-8 BONNIE TYLER 18-9 KGHOIHoqulam BONNIE TYLER 18-8 Phil Williams JACKSON BROWNE ROGERS & PARTON TACO 16-10 Steve Larson Hottest: PETER GABRIEL 27-15 KOSO1Modasto, CA KHYTITucson, AZ ROGERS & PARTON KKXL-FMIGrend Forks, ND JOURNEY 1-1 POLICE 37-18 Cohen FIXX 6 NEWS KDVVITopeka, KN AushamlMaln Sherman MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-2 HUEY LEWIS Don Nordis MEN AT WORK IN MOTELS AIR SUPPLY 11-10 WNAPIIndianapolls, Tony Stewart ROGERS & PARTON FIXX LOVERBOY TALKING HEADS MADNESS BONNIE TYLER 15-13 Larry Mago KINKS JOBOXERS BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: PRINCE BRYAN ADAMS MEN WITHOUT HATS 17-16 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS HERBIE HANCOCK ELVIS COSTELLO SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 MOODY BLUES ROD STEWART SERGIO MENDES ANIMALS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS JACKSON BROWNE 4-2 LRB STEVIE NICKS W KAUTAPpleton-Oshkosh ROGERS & PARTON Hottest: STEVIE NICKS KANSAS MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 Hottest: JOAN JETT (dp) SHEENA EASTON MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 BERLIN Hottest: Ross/Allen NAKED EYES 10-7 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS (dp) SERGIO MENDES BONNIE TYLER 13-2 Hottest: MEN AT WORK 1-1 MEN WITHOUT RATS 12-9 RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-2 Hottest: MADNESS JEFFREY OSBORNE AIR SUPPLY 6-6 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 AIR SUPPLY 17-9 Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 8-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 BRYAN ADAMS 17-10 FRANK STALLONE 20-10 MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-3 BONNIE TYLER 27-20 POLICE 1-1 KRAV/Tulsa, OK MEN WITHOUT HATS MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-3 JOAN JETT AIR SUPPLY 22-16 BILLY JOEL 12-6 SPANDAU BALLET 23-15 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-4 SPANDAU BALLET D-29 CULTURE CLUB 5-3 Reynolds MOTELS Gary AIR SUPPLY 16-9 DURAN DURAN 7-6 POLICE D-34 TALKING HEADS (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN 6-5 RICK JAMES 8-7 none KYTN(Grand Forks, ND BONNIE TYLER 22-13 K H O P( M od esto-Stoc k ton Hottest: BILLY JOEL 10-6 KOZEILewiston, ID MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 BONNIE TYLER 15-11 Hottest: Tom Fricke David Krahem KRQ/rupon, AZ KFMW(Waterloo, IA Jay McCall BONNIE TYLER 11-4 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 EURYTHMICS 2-2 QUIET RIOT MOTELS Zapolaon(Norrls JACKSON BROWNE 10-6 WZPL(Indianapolls, IN Mark Potter STEVIE NICKS MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 AIR SUPPLY GRAHAM PARKER (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS 14-7 Gary BRYAN ADAMS MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hoffmann BILLY JOEL 7-7 ROD STEWART JOAN JETT (dp) STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL 13-8 ROGERS & PARTON DONNA SUMMER MOODY BLUES DONNA SUMMER 10-10 MOTELS DAVE EDMUNDS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS JOAN JETT TALKING HEADS Hottest: W NAMIAppelton-Oshkosh BRYAN ADAMS KANSAS AL JARREAU KEYN-FMMlichita, KS NAKED EYES PRINCE Hottest: Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 4-1 Chris Caine EDDIE RABBITT BONNIE TYLER 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 10-6 AGNETHA FALTSKOG TaylorlPearmen DAVE EDMUNDS MOODY BLUES MEN AT WORK 1-1 Hottest: SERGIO MENDES MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-2 AIR SUPPLY 16-10 MOODY BLUES STEVIE NICKS HEART 21-13 NICKS BONNIE TYLER 2-1 Hottest: BILLY JOEL 8-4 FRANK STALLONE 15-5 MOTELS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS STEVIE FRANK STALLONE 23-16 MOODY BLUES RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-2 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 15-7 HUMAN LEAGUE 12-6 PRINCE NEIL YOUNG TACO 20-11 AL JARREAU Hottest: TALKING HEADS 11-5 LAURA BRANIGAN 17-10 BONNIE TYLER 27-18 KINKS BILLY JOEL 19-9 FRANK STALLONE 19-12 KDZAIPueblo, CO BRYAN ADAMS BERLIN MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 4-3 ROBERT PLANT 16-10 SPANDAU BALLET 31-24 KIDD/Monterey, CA Rip Avis Hottest: GRAHAM PARKER JACKSON BROWNE PARAI I F.I THRI F Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 9-4 POLICE 33-27 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 KRNA/lowe City, IA Kevin Kai FIXX MICHAEL JACKSON 8-2 DONNA SUMMER -3-1 BILLY JOEL 15-7 AL JARREAU KENI/Anchorage, AK BRYAN ADAMS BILLY JOEL 9-3 BILLY JOEL 7-3 PAUL AREA 10-8 Bart Goyns'ior THREE DOG NIGHT ROGERS 6 PARTON Vaughn(Kimberly GEORGE BENSON 29-19 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-4 WEST AL JARREAU FI%X 13-10 WHOTIYoungetown, OH MOTELS LEE GREENWOOD ROBERT PLANT 30-20 ROD STEWART none HUEY LEWIS & NEWS POLICE 23-18 Dick Thompson Hottest: STEVIE NICKS PARA( .LF-I TWO MICHAEL JACKSON 10-1 Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 92XIColumbus, OH MEN AT WORK 1-1 MOTELS WJXQIJackson, MI BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 15-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-5 Hottest: Teri Nutter KANSAS MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-1 RITA COOLIDGE 16-5 Ryan/Cheeks DAVID BOWIE 9-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 7-1 HERBIE HANCOCK MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-2 KKXX/Bakersfield, CA GEORGE BENSON 20-6 AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY 12-12 LAURA BRANIGAN 5-2 RIC ASIA 10-4 BILLY JOEL 17-7 MOODY BLUES KANSAS BIG SqulreslKamper BONNIE TYLER 14-14 BILLY JOEL 19-5 FIXX GRAHAM PARKER MICHAEL JACKSON 12-5 BRYAN ADAMS BILLY JOEL 8-6 JACKSON BROWNE 17-6 MEN AT WORK HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS K96/Provo, UT Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON KYYAIBIIIings, MT AIR SUPPLY 24-10 1-1 DAVE EDMUNDS COMMODORES Gentry/Greer MICHAEL SEMBELLO WAZY-FMILafayette, IN Hottest: Charlie Fox BONNIE TYLER 3-3 JIM CAPALDI DEF LEPPARD BONNIE TYLER 11-1 SHEENA EASTON KCBNIReno, NV DONNA SUMMER 6-4 WHAM! U.R. (dp) STEVIE NICKS Jim Stacy BILLY JOEL 14-8 ELTON JOHN MADNESS Jim O'Neal MEN WITHOUT HATS 20-12 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS (dp) SPYS STRAY CATS 25-14 BOB SEGER Hottest: MOODY BLUES FIXX TACO 28-20 JOBOXERS (dp) AIR SUPPLY 24-18 Hottest: none MICHAEL JACKSON 6-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS MADNESS CHARLIE (dp) SPANDAU BALLET 27-19 BILLY JOEL 7-3 Hottest: BRILEY (dp) BILLY JOEL 9-3 DONNA SUMMER Hottest: KIIKIDavenport IA MARTIN MICHAEL JACKSON 8-4 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 KINKS (dp) JACKSON BROWNE 11-6 ROGERS & PARTON BILLY JOEL 2-1 O'Hare KBBKIBoiee, ID JACKSON BROWNE 10-5 JACKSON BROWNE 2-2 Jim Hottest: ASIA 13-8 AGNETHA FALTSKOG JACKSON BROWNE 10-3 14-9 Hottest: Tom Evans AIR SUPPLY 12-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 13-10 F.R. DAVID 3-3 none ASIA 2-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 11-7 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-5 BONNIE TYLER 15-11 TALKING HEADS Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 7-4 STEVIE NICKS SPANDAU BALLET 18-13 ROBERT PLANT 9-5 WYFMIYoungstown, OH JACKSON BROWNE 4-2 SPANDAU BALLET 25-16 MEN AT WORK 1-1 BILLY JOEL 7-6 ROGERS & PARTON (dp) KCDOJBozeman, MT BONNIE TYLER 13-13 DEF LEPPARD 16-10 Jeff Tobin MICHAEL JACKSON 9-7 MADNESS KGGIIRiverside-S. Bers. Greg Williams KBIMIRoewell, MN F.R. DAVID 15-15 MOODY BLUES 27-14 MOTELS MEN WITHOUT HATS BONNIE TYLER 15-8 Harry Dierks SPANDAU BALLET 18-18 ELVIS COSTELLO Steve O'Neil BEE GEES ROGERS & PARTON 29-29 WKFRIKslamazoo, MI Hottest: SERGIO MENDES (dp) WRKRIRacina MEN WITHOUT HATS FIXX FIXX Swart/Chapman EURYTHMICS 1-1 Hottest: PABLO CRUISE BONNIE MOODY BLUES KMOKIDes Moines, IA MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 Pat Martin MEN WITHOUT HATS 2-1 TYLER RONNIE MILSAP PRINCE MOTELS Jim Roberts ROD STEWART (dp) DEF LEPPARD 4-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-2 PRINCE STEVIE NICKS MOTELS DONNA SUMMER 6-5 PRINCE MOODY BLUES BONNIE TYLER 5-3 BRYAN ADAMS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS (dp) JACKSON 15-7 AGNETHA FALTSKOG MADNESS PRINCE STEVIE NICKS MICHAEL FRANK STALLONE 15-9 STEVIE NICKS MOTELS HERBIE HANCOCK (dp) MOODY BLUES MEN AT WORK (dp) CEE FARROW SHEENA EASTON 27-22 GRAHAM PARKER BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: PABLO CRUISE ROGERS & PARTON (dp) Hottest: NEIL YOUNG Hottest: PARAI THRt F Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 MOTELS MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 KKFM(Colorado Springs, CO CARLY SIMON JACKSON BROWNE 5-1 JACKSON BROWNE 7-2 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 CULTURE CLUB 4-3 BRYAN ADAMS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS BILLY JOEL 16-6 BILLY JOEL 8-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 16-6 Finney/Ryan MICHAEL JACKSON 8-4 Hottest: KFYRIBIsmarck, ND MANHATTAN TRANSFE BONNIE TYLER 17-7 BONNIE TYLER 13-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-8 AIR SUPPLY 9-5 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 Brannan none GRAHAM PARKER AIR SUPPLY 19-9 SPANDAU BALLET 24-14 Dan JOEL 22-12 STACY LATTISAW 20-17 MICHAEL JACKSON 7-2 BILLY Hottest: JOAN JETT FRANK STALLONE 20-10 JOBOXERS 23-13 JACKSON BROWNE 10-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 JOBOXERS MI DONNIE VANN KSKD/Sakes, OR ASIA 13-5 WVICILasing, QUARTERFLASH 2-2 Hottest: COCONUTS KKLS/Rapid City, SD Len E. BONNIE TYLER 16-7 Jay Steves MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 Mitchell MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 KSLY)San Luis Obispo. CA STEVIE NICKS Sherwin/Piper NAKED EYES 6-6 JACKSON BROWNE 10-2 MOODY BLUES Hottest: DEF LEPPARD Tom Welsh WEBC/Duluth, MN BILLY JOEL 8-8 RICK SPRINGFIELD 11-3 MOTELS MEN AT WORK 1-1 MADNESS DONNA SUMMER Dick Johnson MEN WITHOUT HATS 16-6 BRYAN ADAMS 2-2 STEVIE NICKS MOTELS POLICE ROBERT SLANT KYNO-FMIFresno, CA ASIA 20-7 JUICE NEWTON Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 4-3 BRYAN ADAMS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS (dp) BERLIN MADNESS BONNIE TYLER 8-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-4 STEVIE NICKS Walker/Devis ANNE MURRAY (dp) STACY LATTISAW PRINCE ROBERT PLANT (dp) JACKSON BROWNE 5-3 BILLY JOEL 14-10 Hottest: AL JARREAU (dp) ASIA BETTE MIDLER Hottest: MARTIN BRILEY 6-4 STEVIE NICKS 1-1 BRYAN ADAMS (dp) KTRSICasper, WY SOS BAND Hottest: FIX% MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 FRANK STALLONE 11-10 WBWBIBloomington ASIA 4-2 DEF LEPPARD $earslDOnOVen MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 MOODY BLUES (dp) MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-2 NAKED EYES 14-11 John Heimann JACKSON BROWNE 9-4 FIX% JACKSON BROWNE 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-8 BONNIE TYLER 13-7 ROD STEWART Hottest: WZEEIMadlson, WI JIM CAPALDI BILLY JOEL SHALAMAR MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 BILLY JOEL 6-4 NAKED EYES 14-9 MADNESS 14-9 EDDY GRANT BEE GEES BILLY JOEL 15-10 Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 11-6 NAKED EYES 11-5 Little/Hudson STYX KANSAS 99KG/Salis, KS FRANK STALLONE 28-22 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-1 STRAY CATS 17-12 DAVE EDMUNDS ROD STEWART SPANDAU BALLET 29-17 WKDOIE Ills, IN HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS Collier/Travis Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2 AGNETHA FALTSKOG KRSPISah Lake Clty, UT TALKING HEADS 36-20 Hobbe/Payne MOTELS POLICE 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE 5-3 MADNESS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS ROD STEWART MICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 Carlson/Moll BILLY JOEL 9-4 Hottest: Hottest: KIST/Santa Barbara, CA JEFFREY OSBORNE BEE GEES DURAN DURAN 5-4 BONNIE TYLER 15-7 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON (dp) BRYSON & FLACK BRYAN ADAMS FRANK STALLONE 10-6 Dick Williams TACO 20-3 SPANDAU BALLET 32-23 MADNESS LAB JOAN JETT (dp) MIDNIGHT STAR 14-9 Hottest: BILLY JOEL 16-6 FIX% 35-24 BETTE MIDLER TALKING HEADS MICHAEL. SEMBELLO ROGERS 6 PARTON EURYTHMICS 3-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 17-8 SHEENA EASTON 36-25 STEVIE NICKS KIKI/Honolulu, HI Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-10 POLICE 40-26 PRINCE (dp) MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS MICHAEL JACKSON 4-3 KonglShishldo DONNA SUMMER 9-5 MOODY BLUES (dp) EURYTHMICS 2-2 ROD STEWART MICHAEL SEMBELLO 11-10 KQKOIOmaha, NE WCIL-FMICarbondale, IL PABLO CRUISE DONNA SUMMER 3-3 CLUB HOUSE AL JARREAU STACY LATTISAW BONNIE TYLER 21-17 Taylor/Dean Tony Waltekus JOBOXERS MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-7 THIRD WORLD BONNIE TYLER 24-20 PRINCE MOTELS PETER TOSH WMEEIFoort Wayne MADNESS ROGERS & PARTON (dp) Hottest: LIQUID GOLD BRYAN ADAMS ROBERT PLANT FIXX KYYX/Seattle, WA SERGIO MENDES Tony Richards DONNA SUMMER 2-1 FINIS HENDERSON MOTELS TALKING HEADS (dp) RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-7 Van Johnson ANIMALS TALKING HEADS BRYAN ADAMS BERLIN Hottest: SHALAMAR AIR SUPPLY 24-12 ELVIS COSTELLO KINKS DEF LEPPARD AGNETHA FALTSKOG BONNIE TYLER D-18 IN%S POLICE 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: ROMAN HOLLIDAY HEART LAURA BRANIGAN 8-4 PRINCE SHALAMAR 39-24 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 MEN WITHOUT HATS 6-1 BONGOS AIR SUPPLY 7-5 BRYAN ADAMS AUDY KIMURA 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-2 AIR SUPPLY 7-2 Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 23-8 Hottest: KKRCISIoux Falls DONNA SUMMER 2-2 BONNIE TYLER 14-3 BONNIE TYLER 16-3 TALKING HEADS 2-1 JUICE NEWTON 28-18 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 Dan Kieley 10-7 MEN WITHOUT HATS 9-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-8 HUMAN LEAGUE STRAY CATS 6-3 MEN WITHOUT HATS 13-8 AIR SUPPLY 14-10 BILLY JOEL 12-6 FRANK STALLONE 25-10 POLICE 11-4 SPANDAU BALLET 25-14 JUICE NEWTON SPANDAU BALLET 27-15 ELTON JOHN 22-19 SHEENA EASTON FIXX 13-6 K.293/Peoria, IL KFMZ/Columbla PETER SCHILLING 25-18 NAKED EYES 29-22 JOAN JETT KCMG/Honolulu, HI Hottest: Mark Maloney Jim Williams Kimo Akane WGROIGrsnd Rapids, MI HUMAN LEAGUE 6-1 none JOAN JETT (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-5 STEVIE NICKS J.J. Duling Hottest: CHEAP TRICK (dp) JOURNEY 15-9 PABLO CRUISE QUARTERFLASH 3-1 AGNETHA FALTSKOG BONNIE TYLER 20-10 STEVIE NICKS CARLY SIMON MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-2 QUIET RIOT (dp) BILLY JOEL 17-15 6 NEWS MANHATTAN TRANSFE HUEY LEWIS EURYTHMICS 8-4 MOTELS DEF LEPPARD MEN AT WORK JACKSON BROWNE 10-5 KANSAS KWTO-FM/Springfield, PRINCE MO BERLIN MEN AT WORK 13-6 JOBOXERS Bob Hammond CHRIS DEBURGH Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK BRILEY (dp) JUICE NEWTON MARTIN WZOK/Rockford ASIA 2-1 MOODY BLUES WHAM! U.R. (dp) JACKSON BROWNE 1-2 JOBOXERS Tim Fox BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: Hottest: POLICE 16-7 STEVIE NICKS BONNIE TYLER 1-1 NEW EDITION 2-1 BONNIE TYLER HEART 15-10 TALKING READS (dp) 10-6 MTUME 3-2 STRAY CATS FRANK STALLONE TALKING HEADS 17-13 Hottest: SHALAMAR 13-9 BILLY JOEL 4-3 Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 4-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 20-13 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 7-5 JACKSON BROWNE 4-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-4 POLICE 27-15 PETER TOSH 10-6 BILLY JOEL 6-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-6 DAVID BOWIE 7-3 BILLY JOEL 12-7 ASIA 9-5 LAURA BRANIGAN 11-9 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-6

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DEBUTS 15 WLI 20-15 KC101 22-20 RpMO 23-18 1B-15 RC101 17_13 RHOP 1-6 XDZA 8-16 N9PR 19_18 RODO 19-9 SA. 16 and/or exert a significant national influence. E0º3 17-16 nmáe-16 R9166 13-20 KCBN 11-10 SArr 9-10 xRPM 26-21 KT. 16-12 d-31 XS p 16-12 1031. 10-3 .OP 11-30 11.2 NIA 16 Parallel Il: Selected stations in x516r 5-e .1 16-15 I1-21 MCX 38-33 secondary markets that are format R,9P 1J-11 XUN 12-9 KGBO WF8G on 5-4 ST 19-17 a-36 MS. on 30-27 KIST x0-15 RSKp 25-20 g ux e -v ROZE dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel WISST 10-8 le 21-19 RR0P 2]-26 -2] MKT K.X 0 21-22 m x[GE 16-28 .CR 3-1 p10616- 6 MOU 5-2 d-30 d-25 may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel e-4 RBI. 21-16 6101 Mxx xoMP.1 on w6BLS 11-8 FRO on wACX -]0 x00411 40-38 TE d -l0 1401111. WIRZ 37-13 one status. 0106 1-20 38-26 re d-20 -32 Wry d-23 RIST B-1 .1d-11 14881 10-29 WHO NDM d-36 0000 25-21 14-11 MonS 31-25 Parallel Selected stations in NDOp a 0[100 6-38 en Wrerlld-á9 Ill smaller markets that are format dominant HPI 16-I6 3.-30 MOU a 0-31 96 0 -lo and/or exert a significant local influence. ea O 19--30 This parallel may contain some Wt Mi.on re 30-26 mot a 66111 d-40 MYE PRO-FM 6 S.1a MOd-27 secondary market stations that do not quality for parallel two status. 1.11.1 1.110 25-22 on 81011411 NiYr d-29 28-28 JACKSON BROWNE 0UM on 94TYx a N80V 23-23 »Tl M6wm 1107 UA a-25 0 6-27 PARALLELS. 220 Reporte Lawyers In Love (Asylum) on á;' á-2) . 134.11 DENOTES FIRST WEEK IN oñ -I2 10411 d-29 muni 37-)2 * o KA 22-19 W a53. G100 38-15 WU ROIIr. 20-1< LP: Lawyers irr Love on 0105 a-29 K1. 0101 0 910 d-26 .B.. 1n MISE on (Air continued) 1 uiQ 16 Supply -10 Z9l d-31 619YS 8-21 ..1A0 d-10 National ZIQI d-11 81101.1114 .611 on 1114.1 K1154 d-30 07 on 8104 7-6 WOT 17-15 WSPT 26,0 BEE GEES e916ne1199/0 6060 a %V 80% 3N-28 790 d-2811 FL a-3fi . a-38 MY6C 617,12 16-9 ea969 p112 WaT d MW Soma KL12 -2B errIX d-31 sP a-37 JOHN DOE 1110. One... (RSO/PolyGram) 01.81 16SL on rw11. 0101 26-2! 142.12122 27-24 11 9Ym "Hit Song" (Anylabel) LP: Soundtrack Staying Alive MPDX m LI 26-20 NBO a miner MGCL d-32 1.101 26-22 12-12 `'` 6 ADDS 0 LP: Hit Song National x d-26 11400.4 KILL wave 25-22 1-19 National Ráá: .1Z d-23 le a -32 Rplonal WPM 29-10 RCM 26-17 sanno.; 11.11 29-29 d-37 Bap 37-33 wKDD on 100125 44% 18-10 Reachene' 106110 48% 0101 ..1 117. 20-15 RExO.1 a -2e WSPT TIP -28 MK1A11oí a-25 RMCh Upmm51 8.61 6-24 481 KOMO an 610E 21-16 o-3º W.1 -30 riNKRZEM8-161611 1.110 S 691 mea 44 E 33% Debuta 20 17-9 WCSC 7-4 9. on xRd-10 0106 8-3 080 16-10 DOUX 0 3 sera1-38 KIIá Sane e RION] v aaº M 21% 88 24-10 K 1501 ' NIA ADOS 10 g ó0n 10 .47 MácT li -1i 6-37 1102 S 56% Down 0 RCBR 16-12 WIz 1-2 11.11 on 9000 0 KIMM a MES on 3-3 99 39-35 N 15-9 R10E111 1011 C1101 W. P 36-10 W 19% Adda 25 1089 WACZ MOv 28-2: teso 20-11 151.1 -21 15 21-17 Roß¢ d-30 KI1 P 19-20 18 071T 21-16 WISL x6-20 NIFI 20-I] RISº 7-5 Ks 5-2 KITS 21-12 PM aas Inn IS -10 WIGY 8-1 .. 17-1] on NGUY on 6-6 -1l O 01111 RIM d-32 14.0 a-36 KM KIR 13-6 Om KIOMKIT[P35-31 1.111 d-10 CR. on 0000 5-5 2,19C on R d -3l W VIC tl-Il 111;11 x - MOW.1 l-1 11-, 0000 3)-31 1 K 7-6 PI 20-16 28-24 Z101 d-39 EXAMPLE WIRZ XTM d-37 8 891 10-8 19-16 1-13 sG 20-16 nár 1225 d -l5 R090 1-11 KW235-246-11 g KAMZ SN d-)2 n a 30-23 WTx ETPO 3-2 Ilo 86 é-7I KIM 10005 - 100 CHR reporting stations on WANS. 36 SE. on PRO -1111-1i .0K 11-7 RN. o 2107 31-28 5.1.11 17 2240 11-9 WZYP on W2T0 d-16 t'7-4PTP F31-30 WANSIM 6-N EYNPM on d mss week Including 25 new P60-.1 01100 6-6 M 12-28 on 91TrX o 01100 on CNUM 12-10 WZIM -1 Wm ]1-29 PAUL ANKA 13PG 17-17 NAZE.9 on adds WDX 56-31 11l13PEA 21-21 0107 15-15 96711 11-11 UNI 6-5 Hold Me 'TiL.. (Columbia) 'DBi -33 06 Dx 9-6 lam Percentage of Mis weeks re 95.1 12-10 º96Rc d-35 1 ux - 803r1( 35-34 IL on WUT 10-6 LP: A Fine Line .IC 30-2a 1-2 xRK 30-26 paters peying It Walk EN100 29-21 6.0 35-13 'D6MI 986 FXM 19) 31-21 me. B-8 «M.1 on G100 30-27 91A018-21 Nr2Y 15-10 9--31n Percentage re- KAMI On 6 KSOV 2-2 «PT Regional Reach of Ksúm nel MMHYIN awn. 66 1-10 o Rr -zº K Rnr 26-26 - 1[BS 11-] 4100 on 110145112W 01n1-25 porters playing the 790 on 5100 3-6 é101 an a-29 on 6112 O 01.1 N%I01 2 WISE on Y100 d-25 0100 3-2 CR a éiBlDr. song within Peach ATíollat each DEBUTS 1 US M 36-12 Aee.1 e-8 WT1CW FM 28-28 9% 9011.1 2-2 SHEENA EASTON Nr region 07Mo 9swrn WNY.1 15-13 MME or, 6093 31-28 on WISE 10-10 11.211 11-28 Xcid-39 náOP a-38 XPGV 8-10 K1 1% B-6 Telefonre... (EMI America) -34 1 API .X 3-1 KX104 17-1) olKa 6 a -ID National Summary 09 NIA 076-5 m 1á-17 ist -PM 15-15 MIPB a ISN d-39 áió4 14-] 9-25 LP: Beet Kept Secret Ka.T. Up 31 Number of stations moving d un Ox 31-16 0102 lJ-9 d-21 E BP d-37 - BIS, 11-7 6010 a K1LE 38-3N MGCL 11-8 vnW. 7- r11r a-3º -6 on the chats 0106 8-1 Nationäl KOZE on RVOL 39-29 110% 21-21 WHVE Reg ¡05.1 183/14 74% C[ 30-25 WO 29 MIOY -3 Sumeary WIT 31-21 1 61121. -tl Debl.te 20 Number of stations debut W RIS d-34 0101 10-36 83105B-4 1 MYXS ace UP .R1.1 on KM. E-38 - "MUT 7-1 3-1 MO a-29 .OE.1a .vp 15-15 SILS 8-6 11 OL'DTS 37 ing the song Mis week Pé 16-2e 11 12-9 802m DIMN L0N .1 11ITY 18-18 41 .01.4111 á V 29-29 IIVOL 5-2 SAIS 13 sis g EAST 11-30 eV d-30a-30 1.14 28-21 61 641 Sem. 24 - Number of stations repatlog xB0 0101 6-6 DOMS 0 m KRM1KIKrcK o NiW on II.T KTSA 4 994 men 38-33 n0 C0101 12-10 N09.1 1-1 Áp08 14 movement Ibis week (On B101 on KO 40-40 PL 32 -36 111011-913-23 Xx t d-38 el 19-18 Z102 35-28 MI.1 5-3 .X9.1 on WCIP 30-23 140.1 on .1BT 10-36 11-7 6-2 to On. Add to On, 31.31. ODCG 30-28 . .LI 5-10 MIBx á9-28 K 6 to -nº IPESN 11-13 WHOT on 01.03 9-4 etc WAEJ 8-7 1 Z on WOov O IT1 9-1 141110111.427 NAN91TrrKa-36 IXy 21-11 -FM d-31 116120 12-12 WI IK.T 51 9FM 17-16 RITE 31-26 14,80 32-32 Down 0 Number of stations moyen it N 1102 10-5 - .NI 18-14 B'DYYLO. XIM 15-15 D 10-9 0060 10-35 WACI N0-36 WR1 K101 on PM99 9-5 down on mear chotts G OYIM unl-19 K.O. 27-15 111111 W 10-6 el 1-10 'GUT o WCP 36-35 NGLt 10,10 W0 6Y 16-21 110ae .IRI on le a P 10-61-5 MIAU 6-4 e GT o Addt 25 Total number of stations MME 0-37 .0V - 4.11g - 94p 28-27 110110 39-32 K MJX 10-8 92X 19-16 on .10 e RX101 . 99WG on O 2-2 adding d m15 week 0105 25-22 PL 13-30 wrLe 82-20 el. 32-31 XTM 18-17 KIIK 8-8 leon 2]-15 KTIM -26 MOL, -30 .P6 OP 10-34 RIOT YM 5-1 R 10-4 MARBMI 36-]1 11-2) e REM . 35-32 0n MI.1 11-110-39 RODI 30-29 KUBE 15-11 YP 28-2N . d-29 MNMr SIMA 11-12 IIILS .IBC 5-3 14661.1 d-27 W R2.1 a-37 RN'D 9-1 911.1 WE61 00 011 39-35 0101 9-9 .107 d -le RENI 34-)1 x000 10-9 CROS 0106 on e á6-31 KRpx 5-5 ILB m Ife. 25-23 ECM -I3 NIEL 12-10 PRO-. a-28 Mla 11-30 14100 on EDDY GRANT 4-6 ae0wB8T 0101 K.0 on MORO 3-2 o 08100 a WUT 20-16 99 10-27 ROC on . 12-4 MATI 1íOR[KO e-16 3 e 29-29 l Don't Want... (Portrait/CDS) 'D d-29 KIM d -l9 MZPL 14-8 IlBrm 8-21 1411111 d-35 1111008114 060 29-2. 58100 951111. 30-23 LP: Killer On The Rampage AMY K IIK 20-20 . 8119 LAM Al. 11-13 9443 d-30 12-30 MID 3]-97 0100 6-10 11-28 o lm. on BABr á11s7 - .r. 7-2 W'D 193 d-32 4.106 0 National . 31-31 MIM 6-1 siso on 15-10 WIC 5-3 RAS 10-28 rY.1 d-30 KCK on WTRY 6-] 10101 on 01141.1 0101 0 WIMP 17-17 'PBG on 8106 22-28 790 a-27 6414 28% NBC. on P 23-23 on sell KCNP on á101 35-30 Maro 8O. 10-8 0105 30-18 MIL C0101 E 4. BRYAN ADAMS E2K 11-29 ETKS ]0-8 a-26 R01M01 17-17 8123 10-5 897 a 0198 16-36 DEBUTS 5 This Time (A&Ml Is01 18-18 CR 5-2 .a 4-1 rameur d-39 WM 12-17 MAT TNS on 17-17 93 20-14 MR2821 15-17 0700 17-23 NIA 00.1 0 0 KilP.e.1M4 10-0 070.0 LP: Cuts Like A Krute KM. 8107 4-2 , NE. m 12-29 X0440 m 2Z WU.. 7-2 RAV 13-13 34-22 ñm on . 0-16 al IGGI 10-11 á81n on GEORGE BENSON nGLI18-16 EYM.1 4-3 MAKI 39-37 KROK d-38 0104 a 101 16-12 . 0T 11-6 WET a-30 r611.3111. -27J1-21 .OY 31-27 116/01 53% xsuFln NPOR :IN '77 Lady Love Me... (WB) WSER e-1 5505 a-8 MY05 2I-19 16-16 IIOr e-36 DEBUTS 17 «ES 14-101-10 W.1 IwIR d-39 1111101110111 FILE AFLY on LP: In Your Eyes 1 -3 8-8 2-25 521 SANS 1 .I 66011 22-22 WM0 Fr 16-15 IRYx 12-10 toso 10-5 MO 0-27 01015-21 WYCR 10-3N CR 6-5 RCM 10-2 fam MIM d-ll 38-2. AMIEg 361 ADDS 61 I88I 20-16 E 19-38 NIA .1 10-1 IW 36-12 .1 25-22 .9ime1 168/4 71% arY 101.4 12-12 RT. 5-3 ' RIM 39-31 . WPR 30-28 On 16-11 ANIMALS oech P 101 0106 12-8 UC 20-28 .RAZ 12-8 31-29 RI/11 1.1.6 13-29 0103 17-32 G.127-26 699 DEBUTS 11 11093 11-11 ROPO 11-7 IMAM 29-26 BMGx IrAEV d-26 804.1 ROSE xlxV 10-38 The Might /IRS/A&M/ 9 1011111 oP 5-B 2-3 .I 12-23 .1.6on 559 a-27 2 37-31 IiCíxlli 16 -13 DOWN 096 10-3 RD. 17-6 9118.1 31-25 01.1 on LP: Ark 024 6 KBBp 11-9 MUR on MOLK 35-33 PRO -141 on .1 1ñ-29 01,00 on m MOB fXRp 18-15 111410 36-11 CETPe-l7 001.1. 1-9 IR9P 11-10 8002-2-1 IRUX a-36 d-35 IFSEL .0 9-9 O SEY 5-4 N1 PMI. r. áOy á9-20 CHUM 21-25 K5 Y1 L a a YTM 1-2] 2 d-29 91TYMaa FV® Ra9lonalmverkal Wº115 PINT 1-1 K.. -Z2 XITY on g.01 d -J7 Raacn MR0 33-27 °a-; .1 on 035-35 A16 30% ItRO IMUU 31 E 330 WEI« on 11107 31-30 KSES KOTrloá s)9 WS. on DEBUTS NBC d-74 a-38-JB Well d-19 S 319 8B 18-26 K r. on 6100 a IMMI on 41 641.6 a 0 27Z12 F 6T.InlKA n 11-33 05 26-25 AMAN G100 a-3] 1101,.1 . wm 0P11. a 11 éiá %106 -22 PEABO BRYSON & .OT 39-11 ROW á6-25-12 41202,14 a g 66.1 on N WCSC 11-22 RRNAd-35 mimer to1ItN 29-29 M10. o RO d-21 ROBERTA FLACK 10101) on Wil 18-17 28-28 WT NAere da5 AM 10-10 K I. on .FL a SE o P1^1 961 CHUE ]I-22 34-25 C61 R101 19-16 KEES on KI1K 31-11 -16 1R ecBG 25-25 Tonight I Celebrate... (Capitol) Md 4.0.9,1n RBYY 30-26 L-28 4 4/01 on RMG1 11-27 RV OL t--ND KKáón a KG0 WEI8188 on WEILY d-31 KIIT 5-IMUT LP: Tonight I Celebrate My Love KIBBK 17-22 KKIIC 6101.11 on M7211 WFL13 on 26-22 WSPY 6 40-21 WNYS -26 .1 10-10 eW da0 K107 I1-29 N.F 18-11-l1 REPS 3 N 28-268 r.ciArvt 6104 e K2711 d-33 rate 6.1MDOp lT-á9 31 16 WSPT on 11611.2 o R012r1 21-17 094 23-16 WYCR d-36 '4134: MDCG 6 MASSA ` 6410 39% .181 on w S PL WISE on 22428 16-16 UP C 26-26 G00 .111 28-2727 M SN d- 1 1 ..6.13 MTS g on PRO -PM DEBUTS E 17-11 RFW 16-280-17 rl29-18 0-25 097 1-39 6 W. 11-20 14111110 33-11 001 2-1122-17 90LKUC0 27125 K.O.151514 on W EIM 35-19 W. 2732619 0xV0 32-37 l3 141.1111 d_12 0102 17-1) WB.. 31-10 1/111 .OB 14093 27-21 MAtT xN60 m 0-28 REMI on 101. on I3N13.11 NIA DOW WLI on R2a OE.1 on KANS. 2j-27 28-28 w IBS MOP 39-16 a WED 11-32 37 KYRS 27-22 9-25 1F030M0 10-11 ex 21.1 on WEEP 1 18-26 AD. 8 10 37 KIDD 0-30 KENT on IIOT wo. on KVOL 00W 2 -23 K9PX 26-23 41014.11 910 17-17 896 -2. 112.1 d-32 .00E 1 on a -l8 1.10 on 1421.1 139515 -32 0001 21-23 38-25 on 141. on 193 1 RN 21-20 WEST RCM 1;1P Klollt on R.I 81.0111 25-17 Orion an 00Ym ' dee RCDO on .199 on KAFM Wline . 16-31 KTRS 39-310 KNILT on W.LinQ z6-22 WKAU d-33 'DRI 28-25 d836 ATAS MMwrIR 7100 d-10 1 S 5-362 KMAZ WIC a WEBC on 6ROV a-32 2221 d- -35 R .1 21-15 10E1I9E 2no 0106.1 GB0 6.0 9-32 nono wxsl .0D on Na.25-21 e-3 º1K6 a IMnoO 17-11 M gu177 15-22 FDSA 611064.7 náa0- N T a 0.11 30-29 zoon% K012 26-1 K1oo a A d-10 ERM 30 5-26 e.KABOLrW on 16.40.2.21 B105 28-25 80484g 6-6 NAMK PM. rem 22-19 FM0-1 KOBE 31-21 .B 11/04 o O WOLS M 11-28 0080 10218 r40 0.117 1.015 114 17-24 1411223 34-32 d -lo 26189 10161 . 1.013 d-39 -26 c0 10R01M19-25o KB16 19-15 on K [ 31-30 xA WH. on 61. d-á1 le rL 2aayoa 1- 2i3 . on 141411Ca Krm2 d-26 1'-15 XILE 15-10 Te 11-141411C4 30 O E1aRl KW[ 19-17 6.11 on 39 K o RO 27-25 KVOL 21-19 PRO -FM on 84100 d-30 K11K112027-i3en KL011M 19-31 WVI r151.olen nAoo KY. on MIV0 15-10 0101 PI 23-22 Wc1.Y ,1,-l0 RFK 19-15 'Duni oa .1nd-32 1113811 on 66. KIM -11 KO6FM6-20xe-1: KAME 1n-11 KPSP on P a-39 Nvr un .I3 18-16 M 790 27-10 RHYT JO KSXD e-33 )5-11 WAX. 21_16 K9Pjryx33-24 X. a OR 11-27 1102 15 5 2-2 WJDX 11-11 o M104 a áió111-29-16 KmTorm KYn 17-32 WS. on WEI 28-26 FF99 2]-22 MORI o WKEE on KRA.. 25-242 PT LUT EN.a MW WF 19-18 11100 12-25 WISE 33-33 6,1 29-0 6 MMKMIT nn KM. on 19 1°QV a. 0.14 43 9NOw.r WNYT -27 G100 on 0-2] a WYCIll e-18 11115.1 HEART SPW tKDVN -3- RGy 9-1 Mú LT e HP. on WX. on wKAO d-32 11110101114 "ST 66.61, KISR on O 1.11 on i -z2 How Can I An29-19 WIE iú-3+ 17 Refuse (Epic) 1011/.11 a WSPF 27-32 )2 6.6 on 001. on KCM on 33-1) memB -13 9 KVOL l]-30 K YUU e -n o LP: Passionworks WACE on .01 KCN on .ícE á61S21 071L.1610521 0103 B0U7. 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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, September 2, 1983 Page 61 SIGNIFICANT ACTION PARALLELS. SONGS WITH LESS THAN 50 STATION REPORTS MEN WORK CLUB HOUSE AT Dr. Heckyll &... (Columbia) Do It Again... (Atlantic)) o o o LP: Cargo EDDIE RABBIT BILLY IDOL A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS KAJAGOOGOO You Put The Beat... (WB) (It's Not Mel Talking (Arista) Dancing With Myself (Chrysalis) Hang On... (EMI America) LP: Greatest Hits Vol. 2 LP: White Feathers LP: Listen LP: Don't Stop LAW pur NWT a 11331 29-33 W IN 0-15 1105111. p. 11011114 N IGT on e11. 63330-3 on KITE on 11artN 1;13 1;1 meri on lolzpN 21-29 331115.9681 WI 1518PV 12-13 g _1, on 0F100 on KSETEM MISE MOT g lei. on 13.1AD »1130 40-29 K9O1 an on on SOUTH KITT 3nm N000 VTINT 195 13-18 PIA. 35-3431 0-10 W.W. 35-33 WERE 26-21 15-32 a-30 14105.193111 11r i o-3, 33LB on 1n l3 -30 11o1rr3 KR. a-:] 113313 1111« 0011. on KIER On 3143C a -36 VT o . -1a 11131. N.13 71-31 EROK MOM x e-39 MUM n 1U -3s IWO% on m.. »MI MOM. 1.32 -3e 1oL71 w. 110uzN -40 141.01,31 on 1101141eOWef «WMPR ; 11199 on 32171 on TOUT rwm 1tITE ]6-x9 V101 ó .01 on 6 11111, on 1001.." 91m KEET. 25-21 MOT 301133,1 01- 11291. 133943113031 11RO3c110 21-23 WU.b-32 -3, *MT 111.11^ 0 on 161011101. 0u9 aa< UMW 1113, a W.13 on 110 3º9--303t w2PL on r10p z - 6 .plR K100 10-39 N.33o m RP. d-34 p NB. on FBI» on 4 36 9 WIZ 143 193 MR Fr. on par. KJ. 24-22 330330113O o[ Kr. on on 99110 on WMn BETTE MIDLER 3030 0 on .11pP a101 Ar6 KT. 31-30 All I Need... (Atlantic) RCOp o en COMMODORES r 11 o3G , 101139 rot 13561,d -l9 on LP No Frills :GPO a-19 39-14 Only You (Motown) KIKI on .1-o3] R Karr on KC.N d- 39 LP Yes On 13 N33zn 3 3s-33 KS. V. MPUT on 1 30-26 e». 10. on AXE INXS 561300 on I 35r o 11CBC 39-35 W: on Heat In The Street (Atco) To Look At You (Atlantic) ELLA Ir ona3e LP: Nemesis LP:Shebooh, Shoobah S.O.S. BAND 113381111 on 1e0er W AD on Just Be Good... (Tabu/CBS) KANSAS 1111911 on 1111LB ió-3] e00a LP On The Rose .05111. Fight Fire With Fire (CBS) MAN on p1U1 34-26 amar LP: Drastic Measures WILL 19e. Q-35 13ór on Merl 1 0] é-39 11332 on Wef .99 11031 a g g 1111.113 d -22 FO310 0310n on 11100e1 33116 3104 on 33. on MM. on MIT KT. on 1101r. NRCK cn I; NIYa on FRET on 3:OV on 3 BWonT. e11. -3l 99ec e n rx11fg 115P3 on 330V on z0-16 MT, .341 on .P1 on 11011133 1.11 a NM. 22-15 .33p,}]] 01110191T 8011. 36-27 313311 on Af . 1011 KROV 0-29 WPNO 0102 30-2e a 01 3311 on WICIE 11013111 RPPM "" 1101233 a 311114 on 1111003.1 31 KV on. WNW 3013101a WW1 nn gnuT« VW. 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(Pretty (Epic) LP: Victim mum 330-314 on LP: Thriller o MUTH KVOL on VAST 0. .9a 9329 40-28 1111&]. 18-27 MY OR 1334 on NYKS 11111111 O 5 i-13 396110 21-x3 on TEARS FOR FEARS 010] x9-21 ,9i00'on g g I; finer Change (Mercury/PolyGram) 6131611,1 1313.133 g avuTT ® STACY LATTISAW LP: The Hurting 30113g wr FAIG9 30-29 le -9 011300 a-15 Miracles . 1901.1111 MM. .0a (Cotillion/Alco) 33, 10-10 0- ls35 01 22-19 95 17-11 K 143C 5-4 KsereN on .3 x9 39 RC oI 10-37 LP: 16 33.a WYp . MITI r19er 91 n wm 310 o 11011. 11.419 rpef 31101 on 11969 a 195 on a e al. ANNE MURRAY YY í0231-15 1í IAR ...yNLPL Wer ]-19e1 A Good... (Capitol) 111er Little 11x -x9 19 -IO ii VP.on Y 27 -2J KALE a g News CLTP227-2511013114 MEL ] - 313E11 g LP: A Little Good R56 .a tAff on r,.B1 rxn 3030 20-13 en31 11011. Kona War FEo11A on 12-26 111,90 on .9.9117-1: RxSrt e NEW on . VFW WON 35-30 TITTI e-10 31. 39-31 mec 19-27 1.1130 on WM on a 10 4 10-37 on »2101191 lover WM on a-3º 4113` Eí on 14c3c 11 911.6 on 110 11. C3101 .-30 W.º NNW BIG RIC 290 a l_12 1101111 puf 1221 0-31 5-11 0 IC eon5 0-2e Take Away (Rock & Roll/CBS) 33014 -º WAD on RICK JAMES ñóo e -s 131-x7 .. Fn. o -2e 11110713 31-33 Nprox on 141913 a LP: Big Ric Cold Blooded (Gordy/Motown) 1we M d-39 1) 9-9KYNOTT On 911311 o WSW a NVOL on LP: Cold Blooded 1.111711 a wpm Imownrt P7499 on IgZ Nxor on R.w on maw DAVE EDMUNDS AUT THREE DOG NIGHT NIUVAROT g g Information (Columbia)) It's A Jungle... (Passport) g 11ur uBr KT. on 11- 1 11.Br LP: % Information all RONó wer LP: A Jungle on It's on r 6A.r 0"17 .011114WO. on lmosrlMil 3.113 KOGI 0-17 on 3101 19-27 1 I;i3 3m. 19-31 MITT 12-23 KISr a NC. on Rex 1311.74 21-21 BO»UT 11.3.1 15-12 rr.o a-lo 6-9 NAM 12-213 0An WITS o Y100 on 621.1111 BWIM CFQI on 03500 38-31 9531E on a 95 21-29 HUEY LEWIS THE NEWS 114011m 330r e AND 800111 39.0 3,30 .13TH 1310Wer NABSon PICK an .011. Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) PABLO CRUISE Wm n0Yí0-210 an Will You, 11011. »NM 25-21 91TSx 0-31 LP: Sports Won't You (A&M) 4031014 u n NNW .Pat 31-x6 LP: Out Of Our Hands 790 on NO. 37-31 e00er 11111/1V L 11-12 01 0 2 NMI«. 3 339X 2a-23 KP a 111. 222 9T 12-32 x102 19-3 1.119..3 lover _ KAM a 11011. 14. 0 e-39 NABS KTP11 35-31 WW2 a W01.791 on 40-I1 Ye38x 0-39 131011113 14014333 a W Redo W. NW 0133 a Wet 4333, WWI a WM í111 119 w1g RTT/1 on 1-11 K100 on Ter 11031 a 3100 14-11 3003) on WV. KOSA winID B01m1 e" on K301 a e 11430 18-1011.13 1100. , 1012. DOWN WJAD 111103.1 a WPM 1wYf -10 NS. on JIM CAPALDI 113211 WI XV a 3KOv a JARREAU a 99116 a Living On The Edge (Atlantic) 111..01.9/1a só NNSL 101 9.er Wm VOMIT LP: Fierce Heart Trouble In Paradise (WB) 19m 13107i -3e lwer KTLIU on LP: WROT Raá 00e3 Jarreau 116-31 K 10 3 . PETER GABRIEL 1.117 WHAM! U.K. ROW . Bad Boys (Columbia) Solsbury Hill (Geffen) rPioO . 093 a-17 ...pia NOR LP: Plays Live Ks3n a LP: Fantastic 111. GRAHAM PARKER on 11331 on Life Gets Better (Arista) M8166 nn 030, 1e-14 LP: The Real Macaw 11101 12-7 WIR on :94700.12-3 l K100 6-12 33. on wt peor - 0011114 1, le .1314 º531 In- 11011114 IVEDA .11394 on war MSSE 11013. 141103 on 110V191 30.41,1 10111 - NEW on 3A on WERT on 130 0311 "n ITRIOI LIQUID 11.230 on 0 -33 GOLD WW1 a WROX a 1114. eowo l 111°zvflix7, KVOL on 1i5 -Ix B VLS 32-32 WM» What's She... (Critique/Quality) 11BUT4 o11. _32 ROUEN o 91S_ 110 RACE on a -l5 11109Wn [VOL a lao On MABX on 19.7 on VIROUTIVIT NG. t1-25 R 0-36 19. IS 33-16 R:ó on 11091. a MKT, a METE 104/11.1 on WOO a 31199 on 14C9C on .113 32-25 no.lon WREN -110 d-1, i0« 119BWef WOK. on on n KKFT2Y. iWOf 17-15 ENA on 3333 on lover RANI. on l0 KCNO on on IMO a 3335.11 3e`a 0 2-15 W1 KT. on NABS RHO, On Virtir on Me. on FR. 0-20 % rliP » lóLOLPleii e K13111 142 WSW on WSP1 on 11130 on ? Epps 0104 on EAR FAST WPM on MOOT _z , 4100 VOW W OO

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2 2 1 1 JEFFREY OSBORNE/Don't You Get So Mad (A&M) 4 3 3 O RICK JAMES/Cold Blooded (Gordy/Motown) BREAKERS. 1 2 3 S.O.S. BAND/Just Be Good To Me (Tabu/CBS) 7 6 4 iO HERBIE HANCOCK/Rockit (Columbia) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 11 5 5 ZAPP/I Can Make You Dance (WB) station activity on any given week. 14 9 7 Q GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS/You're Number One (In My Book) (Col.) JENNIFER HOLLIDAY 1a 12 9 lO RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN/Ain't Nobody (WB) 15 10 a GAP BAND/Party Train (Total Experience/PGM) I Am Love (Geffen) 0 4 6 9 ARETHA FRANKLIN/Get It Right 72% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/5, Medium 15/3, Light 28/11, Extra Adds (Arista) 2, Total Adds 21 including WAMO, WVEE, KMJQ, WHRK, WBLZ, WZAK, KMJM, KJLH, KNOW, 12 11 11 eASHFORD & SIMPSON/High-Rise (Capitol) WOIC, KJCB, WANT, WWDM, WLTH, WVOI. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 28 on the 23 15 15 o NEW EDITION/Is This The End (Streetwise)

Black Radio Chart. s 8 10 12 P. BRYSON & R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) RANDY CRAWFORD 25 24 14 ® PHILIP BAILEY/I Know (Columbia) Nightline (WB) 29 23 20 GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) 14/1, Light 28/4, Extra Adds 2, 63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 22 19 16 ® MARY JANE GIRLS/All Night Long (Gordy/Motown) KRNB, WBLZ, WCIN, KJLH, XHRM, WANT, WKWM. Debuts at number Total Adds 7, KKDA-FM, 13 13 13 16 STACY LATTISAW/Miracles (Cotillion/Atco) 36 on the Black Radio Chart. - 36 21 l KLIQUE/Stop Doggin' Me Around (MCA) RONNIE DYSON 32 23 STEPHANIE MILLS/Pilot Error (Casablanca/PolyGram) AU Over Your Face (Cotillion/Aico) 20 14 19 19 CLARK SISTERS/You Brought The Sunshine... (Westbound/Elektra) 61% of our reportings stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 21/3, Light 18/2, Extra Adds 19 18 18 20 MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature 1, Total Adds 6, WDIA, WDRQ, XHRM, WANT, WTOY, WVOI. Moves 38-32 on the Black Radio (Epic) Chart. 5 7 12 21 ISLEY BROTHERS/Choosey Lover (T-Neck/CBS) 31 29 24 FREEEZ/I.O.U. (Streetwise). 38 35 27 LILLO/(You're A) Good Girl (Capitol) NEW & ACTIVE - 26 26 26 C) LATOYA JACKSON/Bet'cha Gonna Need My Lovin' (LARC) 27 27 25 MAZE featuring FRANKIE BEVERLY/Never Let You Down (Capitol) 40 Recent releases are listed In order Of their activity. The two numbers following the artist/title/label designation (example: 33 28 KASHIF/Help Youself To My Love (Arista) 100 251 indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those how many added it this week 36 22 22 27 SLING SHOT/Do It Again medley with Billie Jean (Quality) 1251. "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held it the JENNIFER HOLLIDAY/I Am Love - I DEBUT (Geffen) Same Ion to on, add to on, 31-31, etc.), moved It Down on their Charts, or Added it this week. li Indicated one Of this week's 38 31 DENIECE WILLIAMS/I'm So Proud most added new songs. - (Columbia) 16 16 17 30 SHALAMAR/Dead Giveaway (Solar/Elektra) TAVARES "Deeper In Love" (RCA) 41/16 17 17 29 31 MIDNIGHT STAR/Freak-A-Zoid (Solar/Elektra) Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 12/4, Light 23/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 16 including KRNB, WHRK, WBLZ, WGPR, WGIV, 0 - 38 RONNIE DYSON/All Over Your Face (Cotillion/Atco) WDAO. Heavy: WAOK, WVEE, KMJM, WAAA. Medium: KSOL, WOIC, KOKY, WVOL, WWWS. Debuts at number 34 on the Black NEWCLEUS/Jam On Revenge Radio Chart. - ( DEBUT ® (Sunnyview) Artists/PolyGram) 39/2 CAMEO "Slow Movin' " (Atlanta DEBUT © TAVARES/Deeper In Love (RCA) Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 17/0, Light 18/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KSOL, WANT. Heavy: KRNB, WRDW, WLOU, WWWS. Medium: WAOK, WVEE, KRLY, WBLZ, WJLB, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WGIV, WVOL. Moves 39-37 on the Black Radio Chart. 30 30 33 35 NONA HENDRYX/Transformation (RCA) SLAVE "Shake It Up" (Cotillion/Atco) 38/10 - DEBUT RANDY CRAWFORD/Nightline (WB) KNOW, 0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/1, Light 25/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, WOOK, WGCI, WCIN, WJLB, WENN, - - - 39 CAMEO/Slow Movin' (Atlanta Artists/PolyGram) WJAX, WANT, WWWS, WVOI. Heavy: WZAK. Medium: WAOK, WHRK, WAAA, WDAO, WKWM. ® LEW KIRTON "Talk To Me" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 37/5 21 31 35 38 ONE WAY/Shine On Me (MCA) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/1, Light 20/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WOOK, WE, R, WDRQ, WANT, WTOY. Heavy: KRNB, DEBUT ANITA BAKER/Angel (Beverly Glen) WKXI, WLTH. a WYLD-FM, KNOW. Medium: WILD, WVEE, WGCI, WJLB, KJLH, O'JAYS/Put Our Heads Together (Philadelphia International/CBS) ANITA BAKER "Angel" (Beverly Glen) 35/7 DEBUT Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 17/2, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WKYS, WOOK, WAOK, WJMO, XHRM, WTOY, WTLC. Heavy: KACE, KDAY, KSOL. Medium: WXYV, WHRK, WGPR, KJLH, WVOI. Debuts at number 39 on the Black Radio Chart. Thh than is based solely On compiled weekly reports from Our reporting Stations ears circled numbers Indicate NEWCLEUS "Jam On Revenge" (Sunnyview) 35/2 continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 18/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KMJM, WKWM. Heavy: WVEE, KRNB, WNHC, WRDW, WPDQ, WLOU, WANM. Medium: WILD, WAMO, KMJQ, WZAK, KSOL, WLTH. Debuts at number 33 on the Black Radio Chart. MOST ADDED HOTTEST PLANET PATROL "Cheap Thrills" (Tommy Boy) 34/6 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (21) RICK JAMES (43) Rotations: Heavy 1/O, Medium 10/O, Light 21/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, KRLY, WDMT, KDAY, WDAO, WKWM, WWWS. TAVARES (16) S.O.S. BAND (40) Heavy: WEDR. Medium: KKDA-FM, WZAK, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WGIV, WPDQ, WLOU, WANM. MTUME (15) JEFFREY OSBORNE (35) O'JAYS "Put Our Heads Together" (Philadelphia International/CBS) 32/4 Rotations: Heavy 8/1, Medium 9/0, Light 15/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WZAK, KDAY, WATV, WVOI. Heavy: WILD, WAOK, DONNA SUMMER (13) HERBIE HANCOCK (25) WVEE, KRNB, WJMO, WOIC, WAAA. Medium: WDAS, KKDA-FM, WBMX, KJLH, WDAO. Debuts at number 40 on the Black Radio MANHATTAN TRANSFER (11) ARETHA FRANKLIN (25) Chart. SLAVE (10) NEW EDITION (23) WHISPERS "This Time" (Solar/Elektra) 32/4 lok Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/0, Light 16/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WDMT, WBLX, WWDM, WKWM. Heavy: WJMO. WOIC. Medium: WVEE, KKDA-FM, WGCI, WZEN-FM, KACE, WANM, WAAA, WDAO, WTLC. .. SERGE PONSAR "Out In The Night" (WB) 31/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/0, Light 16/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KJCB, WAAA. Heavy: WVEE, KJLH, WWWS. KSOL, WLTH. Medium: WILD, WEDR, WGCI, PROJECT FUTURE "Ray-Gun-Omics" (Capitol) 18/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WCIN. Heavy: WATV, WENN. Medium: KMJQ, KRLY, WEDR, WZAK, WGPR, WJAX, WPDQ, KJCB, WKWM, WWWS. ACTION EARTH, WIND & FIRE "Spread Your Love" (Columbia) 18/1 SIGNIFICANT Rotations: Heavy WOOK, 2/0, Medium 11/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WTOY. Heavy: WAOK, WNOO, Medium: - SUGAR HILL GANG "Kick It Live From 9 To 5" (Sugar Hill) 24/3 KRLY, WZEN-FM, KDAY, XHRM, WKND, WGIV, WLTH, KDIA, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 16/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WAOK, WATV, WPDQ. Heavy: WNOO. Medium: aMTUME "Would You Like To (Fool Around)" (Epic) 17/15 WDAS, WOOK, KRNB, WEDR, WPEG, WLOU, WLTH. Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 3/1, Light 13/13, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 15, WRKS, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WYLD-FM, CLUB HOUSE "Do It Again medley with Billie Jean" (Atlantic) 24/1 WDMT, WJMO, KDAY, WNHC, WJAX, WPDQ, WVOL, WANM, WTLC, WWWS. Medium: KACE, KSOL. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 15/1, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WZAK. Heavy: WBMX, WJMI, WANM, WLTH. SPANDAU BALLET "True" (Chrysalis) 17/2 Medium: WDAS, KRNB, WHRK, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WJMO, KSOL, WRDW, KNOW, WGIV, WPDQ, KOKY, WLOU, WKWM. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WPDQ, WLUM. Heavy: WVEE. Medium: WEDR, KDAY, KURTIS BLOW "Party Time" (Mercury/PolyGram) 24/0 WLOU, WVOL. Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WXYV, WDAS, WKYS, WHUR, KRLY, WATV, REDDINGS "Hand Dance" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 17/1 WENN, WPEG, KJCB, WTLC. Medium: WOOK, KMJQ, XHRM, WRDW, WANT, WDAO. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WDRQ. Heavy: WAMO, WDIA, WRDW, WKXI, KJCB, J.W. WADE "(You Know) It's Natural" (LARC) 23/3 WTLC. Medium: WZEN-FM, WPEG, WANM. WAAA. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 15/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WBMX, WPDQ, WWWS. Medium: WOOK, WAOK, GARY BYRD & G.B. EXPERIENCE "The Crown" (Motown) 17/1 WVEE, KRNB, WJMO, WLOU, WVOL. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 5/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WCIN. Heavy: WGCI, WZEN-FM, WNOO, WLOU, WLTH. - SHAWN CHRISTOPHER "Say It Again" (LARC) 23/2 Medium: WGPR, KDAY, KJLH, WPDQ, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 14/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDAS, WANM. Medium: WOOK, WAOK, KRNB, f^ UNIQUE "What I Got Is What You Need" (Prelude) 16/2 WDIA, WJMO, KSOL, WKXI, WLOU, WVOL. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WEDR, WDRQ. Medium: WVEE, WYLD-FM, WOIC, MICHAEL WYCOFF "Tell Me Love" (RCA) 20/6 WWDM, WANM, WLTH, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 7/0, Light 10/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WDAS, WAMO, KMJQ, WGPR, WPDQ, WDAO. Heavy: GARRETT'S CREW "Nasty Rock" (Clockwork) 16/1 WWDM. Medium: KRNB, WHRK, WNHC, WRDW, WANM, WAAA. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WANT. Heavy: KKDA-FM, WJLB, WPDQ, KJCB. CYBOTRON "Clear" (Fantasy) 20/2 Medium: KMJQ, WBMX, WDRQ, WGPR, KACE, WATV, WKWM. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WJAX, WWDM. Heavy: WEDR. Medium: WHUR, CASHMERE "Try Your Lovin' " (Philly World) 16/0 WAOK, WDIA, WPEG, WOIC, WLOU, WVOL. Rotations: Heavy 3/0. Medium 5/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WDAS, WEDR, WZAK. Medium: WXYV, WOOK, NATALIE COLE "Too Much Mister" (Epic) 20/0 WHUR, WZEN-FM, XHRM. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WEDR, WNOO, WLOU. Medium: WJMO, KACE, RAKE "Street Justice" (Profile) 16/0 XHRM, WKND, WNHC, WENN, WPDQ, KJCB, WPLZ, WDAO, WLTH, WTLC. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WLOU. Medium: WAOK, WEDR, WAIL-FM, aDONNA SUMMER "Unconditional Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 19/13 WGPR, WKND, WBLX. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 5/3, Light 11/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 13, KRNB, WCIN, WGPR, KMJM, KDAY, KJLH, ANDRE CYMONE "Make Me Wanna Dance" (Columbia) 15/8 KSOL, KNOW, WGIV, WOIC, WAAA, WTLC, WVOI. Heavy: WAMO, WVEE. Medium: WGCI, WDMT. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 12/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, KDAY, XHRM, WATV, WGIV, WJAX, KJCB, WWWS, LIQUID GOLD "What's She Got" (Critique) 19/4 WVOI. Medium: WHUR, KNOW. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WVEE, WGCI, KDAY, WOIC. Medium: WILD, WEDR, NEW YORK CITI PEECH BOYS "Dance Sister (Biofeedback)" (Island/Atco) 15/1 XHRM, WVOL. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. Medium: WDIA, WHRK, WJMO, WGPR, WKND, WNHC. JOHNNY GILL "When Something Is Wrong With My Baby" (Cotillion/Atco) 19/1 THELMA HOUSTON "Just Like All The Rest" (MCA) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KNOW. Heavy: KRNB. Medium: WGPR, WOIC, WPDQ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WEDR, WBMX, WGCI, KJLH, XHRM, WNOO, WLOU, WBLX, WVOL, WANM. WPDQ, KDIA. 14/4 L.T.D. "For You" (Montage) 19/0 LYDIA MURDOCK "Super Star" (Team) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/3. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WAOK, WJMO, KJLH, WDAO. Heavy: WILD, KDIA. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KRNB, WNOO, WJMO. Medium: WXYV, Medium: WGPR, KSOL, WJAX, WPDQ. WAMO, WCIN, WDMT, WZAK, WENN, WGIV, WKXI, KJCB, WBLX, WTLC, WWWS.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Randy's calling you on the "Nightline"

Randy's calling you on the "Nightline"-

person to person, heart to heart.

The time is now.

The place is radio.

The connection is perfect.

Randy Crawford has had hits before,

but nothing like "Nightline"

"Nightline;" a Breaker.

The first single from the

Producer: Tommy LiPuma forthcoming album Nightline.

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Three Two leel weeke weeke w... 6 4 3 0 JOHN CONLEE/I'm Only In It For The Love (MCA) 7 5 4 Q CHARLEY PRIDE/Night Games (RCA) 14 9 8 Q CRYSTAL GAYLE/Baby What About You (WB) e 6 5 0 WILLIE NELSON/Why Do I Have To Choose (Columbia) BREAKERS. 13 a 7 0 SHELLY WEST/Flight 309 To Tennessee (Viva) 16 13 9 0 B.J. THOMAS/New Looks From An Old Lover (Cleveland International/CBS) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 4 2 1 7 JOHNNY LEE/Hey Bartender (Full Moon/WB) station activity on any given week. zo 16 11 0 RONNIE MILSAP/Don't You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) 22 18 12 CHARLY McCLAIN & MICKEY GILLEY/Paradise Tonight (Epic) EDDIE BABBITT Q to 7 6 10 JOHN ANDERSON/Goin' Down Hill (WB) You Put The Beat In My Heart (WBI 28 21 17 MERLE HAGGARD/What Am I Gonna Do With The... (Epic) On 79% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 19, Same 35, Down 0, Debuts 32, Adds 32. 5 3 2 12 GEORGE STRAIT/A Fire I Can't Put Out (MCA) A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 44 on the Country Chart. DEBORAH ALLEN 32 25 19 DON WILLIAMS/Nobody But You (MCA) 21 19 16 MOE BANDY featuring BECKY HOBBS/Let's Get Over Them Together (Col.) Baby I Lied (RCA) Q 25 20 18 JOHN DENVER & EMMYLOU HARRIS/Wild Montana Skies On 66% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 22, Same 40, Down 0, Debuts 18, Adds 19. (RCA) Debuts at number 47 on the Country Chart. 17 15 14 16 WAYLON JENNINGS/Breakin' Down (RCA) SYLVIA 36 27 20 Q KENNY ROGERS/Scarlet Fever (Liberty) The Boy Gets Around (RCA) 29 26 22 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/How Could I Love Her (Epic) On 65% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 34, Same 29, Down 0, Debuts 22, Adds 12. 35 28 23 LOUISE MANDRELL/Too Hot To Sleep (RCA) Debuts at number 46 on the Country Chart. 37 30 25 ID GENE WATSON/Sometimes I Get Lucky And Forget (MCA) DAN SEALS 46 4o 29 ® ALABAMA/Lady Down On Love (RCA) After You (Liberty) 45 39 30 Q RICKY SKAGGS/You've Got A Lover (Epic) On 63% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 42, Same 30, Down 0, Debuts 14, Adds 9. 15 12 13 23 JOE STAMPLEY/Poor Side Of Town (Epic) Debuts at number 45 on the Country Chart. 43 34 28 a REBA McENTIRE/Why Do We Want... (Mercury/PolyGram) 40 32 27 Q TANYA TUCKER/Baby I'm Yours (Arista) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 2 1 10 26 RONNIE McDOWELL/You're Gonna Ruin My Bad Reputation (Epic) EARL THOMAS CONLEY (64) JOHN CONLEE (72) 47 41 34 ® WAYLON JENNINGS & JERRY REED/Hold On, I'm Comin' (RCA) Holding Her And Loving You (RCA) I'm Only In It For The Love (MCA) 48 45 36 0 STEVIE WARINER/Midnight Fire (RCA) GEORGE JONES (51) CRYSTAL GAYLE (52) 49 44 37 a ED BRUCE/If It Was Easy (MCA) Tennessee Whiskey Baby What About You (WB) (Epic) - 43 33 LYNN ANDERSON/What I Learned From Loving You (Permian) BELLAMY BROTHERS 149) CHARLY McCLAIN & MICKEY GILLEY (51) 24 22 21 31 DAVID WILLS/The Eyes Of A Stranger (RCA) Strong Weakness (WB) Paradise Tonight (Epic) 12 10 15 32 LACY J. DALTON/Dream Baby... (Columbia) MICHAEL MURPHEY (48) RONNIE MILSAP (46) 50 47 39 MORRIS/The Wind Beneath Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty) Don't You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) ® GARY My Wings (WB) WHITES (41) ALABAMA (46) - 49 41 Q STATLER BROTHERS/Guilty (Mercury/PolyGram) When The New Wears Off... (WB/Curb) Lady Down On Love (RCA) - 46 ® LEE GREENWOOD/Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) KENNY ROGERS (32) MICKEY GILLEY (39) - - 47 K. ROGERS & D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) Your Love Shines Through (Epic) Scarlet Fever (Liberty) 0 - 44 Q MEL McDANIEL/Hot Time In Old Town Tonight (Capitol) BARBARA MANDRELL (34) SHELLY WEST (29) 9 11 24 38 VERN GOSDIN/Way Down Deep (Compleat/Po(Gram) One Of A Kind Pair Of Fools (MCA) Flight 309 To Tennessee (Viva) EDDIE RABBITT (32) JOHNNY LEE (29) 1 14 26 39 CONWAY TWITTY/Lost In The Feeling (WB) You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) Hey Bartender (Full Moon/WB) 49 Q LEON EVERETTE/The Lady, She's Right (RCA) - 48 Q BARBARA MANDRELL/One Of A Kind Pair Of Fools (MCA) 11 24 32 42 JANIE FRICKE/He's A Heartache... (Columbia) NEW & ACTIVE 3 17 31 43 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Love Song (MCA) DEBUT Q EDDIE RABBITT/You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) DAN SEALS/After You Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist/trtk/label designation (example: L DEBUT Q (Liberty) (1001 and those how many added It week 100 251 Indcate how many of our reporters are on the record this week of this DEBUT Q SYLVIA/The Boy Gets Around (RCA) (2S). "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their Charts held It the DEBUT DEBORAH ALLEN/Baby I Lied (RCA) Sane Ion to on, add to on, 31.31, etc.), moved it Down on their charts, or Added it this week. gi indicated one of this weeks Q TERRI GIBBS/Anybody Else's Heart But Mine most added new songs. DEBUT Q (MCA) JIM GLASER/The Man In The Mirror Vision) DEBUT Q (Noble For You America) QMICKEY GILLEY "Your Love Shines Through" (Epic) 89/39 DEBUT SISSY SPACEK/Lonely, But Only (Atlantic National Summary: Up 5, Same 27. Down 0, Debuts 18, Adds 39 including WYRK, WHN, WPOR-FM, WNYR, WXBQ-FM, WAMZ-FM, WONE, WCXI-AM-FM, WOHK, KVOO, KKAL, KKCS, KVEG, KSOP-FM, KLUB. this fait is based solely on =pied weedy reports from our moron staters. Black circled numbers kldkcte genera JIM GLASER "The Man In The Mirror" (Noble Vision) 87/10 continued upward movement. National Summary: Up 28, Same 35, Down 0, Debuts 18, Adds 10, CHOW, KEAN-AM-FM, WGTO, KSO, WKMF, WDAF, WITL- FM, WIL-AM-FM, KTPK-FM, WBGW-FM 32-23, WSIX-FM 12-10, WRNL 49-40, KTTS-AM-FM 43-35, KTOM 44-35. Mine" 86/7 SONNY JAMES "A Free Roamin' Mind" (Dimesnion) 43/4 TERRI GIBBS "Anybody Else's Heart But (MCA) National Summary: Up 18, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 4, WSEN-AM-FM, WLWI-FM, WQYK-FM, WTQR-FM, WGNA-FM Down 0, Debuts 22, Adds 7, WIXY, WCOS-AM-FM, WOYK-FM, WMNI, KKAL, KEIN, KCKC, National Summary: Up 33, Same 24, 40-34, KBMR 21-16, KSO 21-17, WHBF 43-37, KSOP-FM 43-34, KGA 39-33. WZZK-FM d-30, WRNL 48-39, KBMR 42-32, WTSO 42-35, KKCS 47-37, KTOM 49-38. WPOR-FM d-32, d-28, WHOO WAYNE MASSEY "Say You'll Stay" 37/0 For America) 80/14 (MCA) SISSY SPACEK "Lonely, But Only You" (Atlantic National Summary: Up 18, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 1. Adds 0, WSEN-AM-FM 48-43, WYNK-FM 46-40, KHEY-AM 49-40, Down 0, Debuts 12. Adds 14, KIX106, CHOW, WXBQ-FM, KXYL, WDAK, WKSJ-FM, WLWI- National Summary: Up 21, Same 33, WESC-AM-FM d-39, KIKK-FM 38-32, WPAP-FM 38-29, KBMR 19-16, KFDI-AM-FM 48-40, KVEG on, KMPS-AM-FM 23-21. FM, WRNL, KYNN-AM-FM, KGEM/KJOT, KEIN, KLAG, KCCY-FM, KTOM, WKHK 30-27, KFGO 49-38, KSOP-FM 36-27. MARLOW TACKETT Spent The Night In The Heart Texas" 75/51 "I Of (RCA) 36/1 GEORGE JONES "Tennessee Whiskey" (Epic) National Summary: Up 14, Same 14, Down 1, Debuts 6, Adds 1, KRRK,WBGW-FM 48-46, KPLX-FM 28-25, WAMZ-FM 31-27. Debuts Adds 51 including WPOC-FM, WHN, KIX106, KRRV, KHEY-AM, pn National Summary: Up 5, Same 13, Down 0, 5, WONE d-38, WKKQ-AM 32-29, WHBF 50-48, KUGN-FM 46-41, KWJJ 38-33, KIGO 40-37. WHOO, WMNI, KSO, KVOO, KUGN-FM, KNIX-FM, KSOP-FM, KGA, KCUB. KLLL, WMC-AM, JOSE FELICIANO "Let's Find Each Other Tonight" (Motown) 31/5 BANDANA "Outside Lookin' In" (WB) 71/20 National Summary: Up 7, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 5, WIXY, KBMR, WWJO, KRSY, KSOP-FM, WNYR 22-18, WYNK-FM Debuts 13, Adds 20 including WAJR, WNYR, CHOW, KLVI, WDAK, KYXX, WKIX, National Summary: Up 8, Same 30, Down 0, 28-22, WPAP-FM 41-34, KSO 34-27, KSON-FM d-39. WUSO-FM, WMNI, WFMS-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KUUY, KLZ, KUGN-FM, KTOM. CON HUNLEY "Satisfied Mind" (MCA) 30/4 To Daniels" 71/1 TOM T. HALL "Everything From Jesus Jack (Mercury/PolyGram) National Summary: Up 6, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 4, WIXY, CHOW, WWOD/WKZZ, WHBF, WGNA-FM 38-32, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 1, WOKK, WPOR-FM on, KIX106 on, KHEY-AM 32-27, WLWI-FM National Summary: Up 35, Same 27, WYNK-FM 39-31, WNOX 50-48, KBMR 39-33, KRWO-FM 34-28, KRSY on. 24-17, KYXX d-32, WPAP-FM 39-32, KKYX 44-38, KSO 16-13, WXCL 48-43, KITS -AM -FM 46-37, KTPK-FM 29-22, KUZZ 28-21, KNIX-FM 34-29, KSOP-FM 37-28. CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Stroker's Theme" (Epic) 30/1 National Summary: Up 13, Same 13, Down 2, Debuts 1, Adds 1, KCBQ, WVAM 28-19, WOKO on, KHEY-AM 50-41, WIRK -FM QEARL THOMAS CONLEY "Holding Her And Loving You" (RCA) 68/64 34-31, WCUZ-AM-FM 21-17, KYNN-AM-FM 48-44, WHBF 48-44, KSOP-FM 44-35, KSON-FM 38-33. 1, Same 0, Down 1, Debuts 2, Adds 64 including WBGW-FM, WPOR-FM, CHOW, WWVA, WDAK, National Summery: Up FOSTER That Touch" WGTO, WNOE-AM, KKYX, WMAQ, KSO, KITS -AM -FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KIK-FM, KWJJ, KSOP-FM, KCUB. LLOYD DAVID "You've Got (MCA) 29/4 National Summary: Up 3, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 4, WIXY, KHEY-AM, WUSO-FM, KUGN-FM, WGNA-FM d-42, WSEN- aJUICE NEWTON "Stranger At My Door" (Capitol) 67/26 AM-FM on, KMML 47-41, KRMD-AM-FM 40-36, KSOP-FM 45-36, KIGO on. National Summary: Up 9, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 26 including WHN, WNYR, KXYL, WEZL-FM, KHEY-FM, WJQS, WLWI-FM, WOYK-FM, WIRK -FM, KFGO, WISO, KTTS-AM-FM, KRST-FM, KVEG, KGA. RICK & JANIS CARNES "Poor Girl" (WB) 28/2 National Summary: Up 12, Same 11, Down 2, Debuts 1, Adds 2, WDAK, KIGO, WVAM 39-32, KHEY-AM 29-24, KLRA 42-38, KENDALLS "Movin' Train" (Mercury/PolyGram) 66/12 KYXX 20-18, WOYK-FM 32-25, KM -FM 29-25, KFDI-AM-FM 34-31, KUZZ 45-36. Heavy Medium 31, Light 0, Extra Adds 14, Total Adds 12, KMML, WSOC-FM, WOKK, WNOE-AM, KWMT, WFMS- Rotations: 9, KAREN TAYLOR -GOOD Call Me" (Mesa) 25/5 FM, WMIL, KIK-FM, KKCS, KUGN-FM, KVEG, KIGO, WGNA-FM d-37, KKYX 47-39, KMPS-AM-FM d-27. "Don't National Summary: Up 7, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 5, WWVA, WOKK, WIRK -FM, WXCL, KTOM, WGNA-FM 44-39, MEL TILLIS "Cowboy's Dream" (MCA) 61/0 KHEY-AM 46-38, KSO 32-28, KITS -AM -FM 41-33, KVO0 48-45. Debuts 9, Adds 0, WVAM 44-40, KMML 26-22, WSOC-FM d-34, KHEY-AM 42-35, National Summary: Up 31, Seme 21, Down 0, QATLANTA Dreamin' KIKK-FM 40-29, WNOX 32-27, WKSJ-FM 29-26, WNOE-AM 19-17, WIRK -FM 44-38, KSO 24-20, KFDI-AM-FM 39-32, KUZZ "Dixie " (MDJ) 24/22 National Summary: Up 1, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 22 including WBGW-FM, WYII, KLRA, WLWI-FM, KKYX, KRMD- 48-38. KRWO-FM 23-17, KRSY on, KGA d-39. AM-FM, KYNN-AM-FM, WXCL, KFDI-AM-FM, KUUY, KGA. BELLAMY BROTHERS "Strong Weakness" (WB) 54/49 ROY CLARK "Wild Wood Flower" (Churchill) 24/6 0 National Summary: Up 0, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 49 including WBGW-FM, WOKO, WPOR-FM, WYNK-FM, WDAK, National Summary: Up 3, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 6, WSEN-AM-FM, KLRA, WLWI-FM, WIRK -FM, KBMR, KRWO-FM, KIKK-FM, WNOX, WMC-AM, KKYX, WMAQ, KSO, WXCL, KUGN-FM, KNIX-FM, KGA, KCUB. WTSO 45-40, KVOO 41-38, KFDI-AM-FM 49-37, KGA d-38. And Soda" (Viva) 50/4 RAY PRICE "Scotch STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Kiss Me Darling" 24/5 National Summary: Up 14, Same 21, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 4, KEAN-AM-FM, WESC-AM-FM, KTPK-FM, KGA, WVAM 42-34, (Oak) National Summary: Up 0, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 5, WYNK-FM, KHEY-AM, KYNN-AM-FM, KVEG, KRSY, WWVA on, WYII 50-46, KMML 48-43, KHEY-AM 45-37, WOKK 49-41, WSIX-FM 13-11, KSO 37-31, KITS -AM-FM 44-36, KFDI-AM-FM WLWI-FM on, KSO d-34, KUUY d-36, KGA on. 47-39, KNIX-FM on, KSOP-FM 47-38. KOTTKE 23/6 EXILE "High Cost Of Leaving" (Epic) 49/6 LEO "Rings" (Chrysalis) National Summary: Up 4, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 6, WJQS, WUSO-FM, WMIL, KEIN, KSOP-FM, KIGO, WVAM 50-45, National Summary: Up 12, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 8, WIXY, WNOX, WOKK, KWMT, KWJJ, KSOP-FM, WVAM 38-27, WSEN-AM-FM 43-42, WPAP-FM 46-40, KRWQ-FM 47-42. WSEN-AM-FM 47-41, WYNK-FM 40-32, WAMZ-FM 27-23, WKSJ-FM 40-35, WSIX-FM d-28, WRNL 38-35, WXCL 40-32, KTOM 37-29. RICH LANDERS "Every Breath You Take" (AMI) 20/11 MICHAEL MURPHEY "Don't Count The Rainy Days" (Liberty) 48/48 National Summary: Up 1, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 11, WGNA-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, KLRA, KLLL, WPAP-FM, KKYX, WIRK - FM, KBMR, KITS -AM -FM, KVEG, KGA. LAN National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 48 including WYRK, WEIL, WPOR-FM, KEAN-AM-FM, WNOX, WMC-AM, WLWI-FM, WSIX-FM, KKYX, WFMS-FM, WIRE, KITS -AM -FM, KLZ, KLAC, KGA, KCUB. JOHNNY CASH "I'm Ragged But I'm Right" (Columbia) 20/10 The New Wears Off Of Our Love" IWB/Curb145/41 National Summary: Up 1, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 10, WGNA-FM, WPAP-FM, WIRK -FM, KBMR, KFGO, KWMT, KYAK, WHITES "When KUZZ, KRSY, KCUB. LIB National Summary: Up 2, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 41 including WPOC-FM, WBGW-FM, KHEY-AM, WFNC, KIKK- FM, WNOE-AM, WMAQ, KSO. KITS -AM -FM, KMAK, KNIX-FM, KCKC, KMPS-AM-FM, KGA, KCUB. THOM SCHUYLER "A Little At A Time" (Capitol) 20/0 National Summary: Up 11, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 0, WVAM 35-28, CHOW 48-45, KHEY-AM 39-34, WSIX-FM 9-8, WRNL 43-37, WQYK-FM 38-33, WFMS-FM 39-36, KUGN-FM 50-45, 092 on. WICKLINE "True Love Is Getting Pretty Hard To Find" (CascadeMountain) 16/5 SIGNIFICANT ACTION National Summary: Up 2, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 5, WSEN-AM-FM, WOKK, WXCL, KVEG, KSOP-FM, WGNA-FM on, KLRA on, KRMD-AM-FM 49-46, KUGN-FM 40-34, KGA on. DAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST "Pleasure Island" (Viva) 43/10 JOHN SCHNEIDER "If You Believe" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 15/7 National Summary: Up 8, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 10, WGNA-FM, WDAK, KHEY-AM, WESC-AM-FM, WWOD/WKZZ, National Summary: Up 0, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 7, WXKW, WBGW-FM, WKYG, KHEY-AM, WOKK, KRRK, KKAL, WIRK -FM, KFGO, KUGN-FM, KVEG, KSOP-FM. WSIX-FM d-29, WPAP-FM on, KIGO on.

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COMMODORES (37) /contemporary Only You (Motown) Adult MICHAEL JACKSON (90) Continued from Back Page MANHATTAN TRANSFER (28) Human Nature (Epic) Spice Of Life (Atlantic) BILLY JOEL (84) BEE GEES (23) Tell Her About lt (Columbia) Someone Belonging To Someone (RSO/PG) AIR SUPPLY (74) BONNIE TYLER (23) Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) LAURA BRANIGAN (73) JARREAU (22) How Am I Supposed To Live... (Atlantic) Trouble In Paradise (WB) RITA COOLIDGE (32) BREAKERS. PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK (21) All Time High (A&M) SERGIO MENDES Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) (28) MICHAEL MURPHEY (21) Rainbow's End (A&M) EDDIE RABBITT Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty) You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 43/4, Light 31/10, 58% of our PGMICHAEL MURPHEY "Don't Count The Rainy Days" (Liberty) 26/21 WGOW, WSLI, WMAZ, WRVA, WQUA, KSL, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 16, WLTT, WSB, WMJI, KUDL, V100, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/4, Light 17/14, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 21, KFMB, WAHR, KRKK, KRSB. Medium: WCCO, WSRZ, KOIL, KCEE, KRLB-FM, WROV, WJON, KEXO. Moves WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, KVOX, KFSB, KWEB, WJON, WBOW, KFQD, KEXO, WRKA, WMAZ, KFOR. Light: WHBY, WGSV, KTWO. on the A/C chart. 30-27 JIM GLASER "The Man In The Mirror" (Noble Vision) 25/4 JUICE NEWTON Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 17/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WKGW, WTKO, WJBC, KVSF. Medium: WCCO, WHBY, KVOX, KFOR, WJON, KRSB, KALE. Light: WAHR, WVLK, WRVA, WHBC, WQUA, WWNR, WKNE, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, Tell Her No (Capitol) KFOD, KTWO, KRLC, WEIM. it. Rotations: Heavy: 8/1, Medium 35/4, Light 33/10, SISSY SPACEK "Lonely, But Only For You" (Atlantic) 24/0 56% of our reporters on WGY, WSLI, WVLK, KSL, KOY, WGOW, KFIM, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WEIM. Medium: Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 16, WPRO, 97AIA, WHB, WKNE, WSKI, WLVA, KFOR, WJON, KEXO, KVSF. Light: WAHR, WHBC, WQUA, WCHV, WGSV, WJBC, KVOX, WBOW, KTWO, WLAC-FM, 2WD, WHBY, WOWO, WENS, KBOI, KKUA, WWNR, WHNN, KRNO, KRKK, KSRO. KRLC. Moves 28-23 on the A/C chart. STARBUCK "The Full Cleveland" (Lowery) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WEIM, KRLC. Medium: WSLI, WHHY, KUGN, KRLB-FM, BEE GEES WLVA, KFSB, WJON, KALE. Light: WVLK, 2WD, WWNR, WCKQ, WGSV, WHNN, WBOW, KFQD, KTWO, WSKI. TANYA TUCKER "Baby I'm Yours" (Arista) 20/1 To Someone (RSO/PolyGram) Light: Someone Belonging Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 16/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WKNE. Medium: KRNT, KUGN, KSL, KEXO. 52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 33/8, Light 32/13, WCCO, WAHR, WHBC, WQUA, KKUA, WEIM, WSKI, WGSV, WJBC, KVOX, KFSB, WBOW, KFQD, KTWO, KRKK. KGW, WKGW, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 23 including WHB, KUDL, KPPL, LITTLE RIVER BAND "You're Driving Me Out Of My Mind" (Capitol) 17/1 KEY103, KMGC, WAHR, WVLK, WRKA, WMAZ, WING, WENS, 3WM, KUGN, Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 7/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KFIM. Heavy: WGY, WEIM. Medium: KPLZ, 3WM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, KRSB. Light: V100, WSRZ, WFMK, KKUA, WKZE-FM, WVBS, KRNO. KKUA, and 7 more. Debuts at number 29 on the A/C chart. MAC McANALLY "On The Line" (Geffen) 16/0 COMMODORES Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WFMK. Medium: WMJJ, KUGN, WEIM. Light: WNGS, KVOX, KFQD, KTWO, KRSB. You WAHR, WSRZ, WHBC, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, Only (Motown) B.J. THOMAS "New Looks From An Old Lover" (Cleveland International/CBS) 15/0 49% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 23/10, Light 41/26, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAHR. Medium: WSLI, KRNT, KEX, WWNR, WHNN. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 37 including WSB, 97AIA, WCCO, KOY, 8100, KEZR, WEIM, WGSV, KVOX, KFQD, KEXO, KRLC, KRSB, KALE. Light: WHBY, WGY, WSLI, WIVY, WRKA, WEZS, WRVA, WING, WTRX, WFMK, KEX, KSL, CARL WILSON "Givin' You Up" (Caribou/CBS) 13/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 10/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WCCO, WGY, WQUA, WEIM, KVOX, KFSB, KFQD. and 20 more. Debuts at number 30 on the A/C chart. Medium: KALE. Light: WSRZ, WKNE, KWEB, WJON, KRKK. CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Raise A Voice" (Atlantic) 12/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 11/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WCCO, KUGN, WKNE, WCKQ, KRLB-FM, WLVA, KVOX, KWEB, KFQD. Medium: WSKY. Light: WSRZ, WNGS. WHISPERS "This Time" (Solar/Elektra) 12/1 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Medium: WFBR, WHBY, WEIM, KFOR. Light: 97AIA, KKUA, WSKI, WSKY, WJON, WBOW, KTWO. GORDON LIGHTFOOT "Salute (A Lot More Livin' To Do)" (WB) 11/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KFQD, KTWO, KALE. Medium: KRSB. Light: WAHR, JACKSON BROWNE "Lawyers In Love" (Asylum) 62/7 WSRZ, WKNE, WSKI, KWEB, KRLC, KRKK. Rotations: Heavy 22/0, Medium 29/3, Light 11/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WTAE, KGW, WAEB, 61OTVN, KRLB-FM, WLVA, WHNN. Heavy: WMJI, V100, WRIE, WGY, WHEN, KEY103, WAFB, KFIM, WHHY, WSRZ, KOFM, KOIL, WWNR, WSKI, WTNY, STEVIE NICKS "Stand Back" (Modem/Atco) 11/0 WSKY, WCKQ, WROV, WNGS, KFSB, KRNO, KRSB. Medium: 97AIA, WFYR, WZZP, WCZY, KPPL, KOST, KEZR, KPLZ, WICC, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WHEN, KEY103. Medium: WMJI, WLAC-FM, KFQD, KRLC, KRKK, WKGW, WGOW, WLAC-FM, WQUE, WISM-FM, 3WM, KRDO, KWAV, WTKO, WCPI, WCHV, KCRG, WBOW, 3WM, KKPL, WROV. Light: Y107, WTRX, WOWO, K108. KALE. Moves 29-26 on the A/C chart due to significant airplay. ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" (Capitol) 10/10 SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" (EMI America) 59/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 7/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 10, WMJJ, WHBY, WTRX, WFMK, KEX, WEIM, WGSV, UM Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 31/8, Light 22/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 14, WSB, KUDL, KPPL, KFIM, WAHR, WMAZ, KWEB, KRLC, KALE. WLAC-FM, WSRZ, 3WM, WTKO, KCRG, WJON, KTWO, KALE. Heavy: WGY, WFMK, WBOW. Medium: WPRO, WSB-FM, 97AIA, KHOW, KGW, WAEB, WBEN, WHEN, WHHY, KBOI, KUDO, WKZE-FM, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ, WLVA, KFSB, HOLLIES "If The Lights Go Out" (Atlantic) 10/1 WHNN, KRNO, KRKK, KSRO. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WQUA. Medium: WCHV, WJON. Light: KPLZ, WSRZ, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WBOW, KRLC. NAKED EYES "Promises, Promises" (EMI America) 52/4 Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 26/1, Light 15/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, 3WS, KPPL, WGOW, Y107. Heavy: WCLR, WFYR, DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" (RCA) 9/7 WQUE, WFMK, WISM-FM, WEIM, WSKI, WCHV, KFSB, WHNN, KALE. Medium: WLTT, WSB-FM, WAXY, 97AIA, WOMC, WMYX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/3, Light 5/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WFBR, KVIL-FM, WEIM, WKNE, WTNY, KFSB, KRSB. KOST, KGW, KPLZ, KFIM, WRVR, KOIL, KWAV, KEX, WKZE-FM, WCPI, WSKY, WCKQ, WVBS, KVOX, WJON, WBOW, KFQD, Medium: WSLI. Light: WTKO. KRKK, KRSB. POLICE "King Of Pain" (A&M) 9/1 QJARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" (WB) 48/22 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, V100. Heavy: WENS. Medium: KFIM, KWAV, WSKI, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 21/7, Light 26/14, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 22, WHB, WAEB, V100, WKGW, WBT, WAHR, WSKY. Light: WQUE, WSRZ, KRKK. WVLK, WFMK, KBOI, KWAV, KISN, WTNY, WCPI, WGSV, WJBC, KCRG, KWEB, WJON, KEXO, KRNO, KRKK, KSRO. Medium: WCCO, WSFM, WRVR, WHBY, WHBC, WISM-FM, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, KVOX, KFSB, KFOR, KALE. PAUL YOUNG "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" (Columbia) 8/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WGY, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, KALE. Light: WHHY, QMANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" (Atlantic) 40/28 KRSB. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/9, Light 22/17, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 28, WLTT, WARM98, KNOW, KGW, 8100, WICC, WRIE, WAHR, WVLK, 2WD, KUGN, KEX, WKZE-FM, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WCPI, WSKY, WLVA, WJBC, KVOX, WJON, MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" (Capitol) 8/4 WFMK, WSKY. KFQD, KTWO, KEXO, KVSF, KSRO, KALE. Medium: WCLR, WCCO, WHBY, KRNT, WFMK, WEIM, WCKQ. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 5/3, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 4, Y97, WKZE-FM, WSKI, KRSB. Medium: Light: 97AIA, WEIM. JEFFREY OSBORNE "Don't You Get So Mad" (A&M) 37/7 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 20/2, Light 12/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WPIX, WKGW, 2WD, WEZS, WCPI, WLVA, KFQD. ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" (RCA) 8/3 WHHY, Heavy: KVIL-FM, WGY, WQUE, WFMK, WCKQ. Medium: WFBR, WPRO, WLTT, KOST, KMGC, WISM-FM, KKUA, KWAV, KEX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WMAZ, WGSV, KTWO. Medium: WRIE, WSLI, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WCHV, WVBS, KRSB, KALE. WCKQ. Light: WAHR. EURYTHMICS "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" (RCA) 36/2 ELVIS COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS "Everyday I Write The Book" (Columbia) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 12/0, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WHNN, WBOW. Heavy: WFBR, WYNY, WAXY, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WQUA, WTKO, KFSB. Medium: WFMK, WSKI, WCKQ. 97AIA, WFYR, WMJI, KEZR, KEY103, WENS, WISM-FM, WEIM, WROV, WVBS. Medium: WTAE, WOMC, KPPL, WICC, WSRZ, Light: WSRZ, WSKY. WTRX, KRDO, WTNY, WCPI, WCHV, KALE. ROBERT PLANT "Big Log" (Atlantic) 7/3 MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Maniac" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 35/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/2, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WFBR, WSRZ, WSKI. Heavy: KFIM. Medium: WKZE-FM, Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Medium 13/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: GR55, WYNY, 3WS, VV -AE, KAM, Y107, WSKY. Light: WQUE. 55KRC, WFMK, KOIL, KRDO, WSKI, WSKY, WCHV, WHNN, WBOW. Medium: WAXY, WFYR, WMJI, WZZP, WCZY, KGW, WKGW, WLAC-FM, WQUE, WOWO, 3WM, WTNY, WVBS. ROD STEWART "What Am I Gonna Do (I'm So In Love With You)'" (WB) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KFIM. Medium: WSKI, WSKY. Light: WSRZ, WKZE-FM, BETTE MIDLER "All I Need To Know" (Atlantic) 33/7 WCKQ, WVBS. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/2, Light 16/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WGY, WMAZ, WHHY, WJBC, KRKK, KRSB, KALE. Medium: WFBR, WPIX, WSB-FM, WCCO, WVLK, KRNT, WQUA, KSL, WEIM, WSKI, WLVA, KWEB, WJON, WBOW. CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Think Of Laura" (WB) 7/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAHR. Medium: KSL. Light: WRKA, WRVA, O:UARTERFLASH "Take Me To Heart" (Geffen) 33/2 KVOX, KFQD, KQDI. Rotations: Heavy 7/1, Medium 16/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KEZR, WBOW. Heavy: WMJI, WHEN, KEY103, KOFM, KKPL, WCHV. Medium: WFBR, WLTT, WFYR, KPPL, KGW, WLAC-FM, WQUE, WOWO, WFMK, WISM-FM, 3WM, KBOI, DOOBIE BROTHERS "You Belong To Me" (WB) 6/1 WSRZ, WHBY, KFQD, KTWO. WROV, WNGS, WVBS. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KKUA. Light: WLTT, CARLY SIMON "You Know What To Do" (WB) 5/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, V100, WSKY, WGSV, KFSB, KRSB. THREE DOG NIGHT "It's A Jungle" (Passport) 5/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WCCO, KRSB. Light: KFSB, WJON, WBOW. SIGNIFICANT ACTION ASIA "Don't Cry" (Geffen) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WSKI. Medium: KFIM, KRDO. Light: WOWO, WKZE-FM. DAVID BOWIE "China Girl" (EMI America) 5/1 KPLZ, DONNA SUMMER "She Works Hard For The Money" (Mercury/PolyGram) 29/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WSRZ. Medium: KFIM, WWNR. Light: WOWO. Total Adds 2, WENS, WBOW. Heavy: WYNY, 3WS, WAXY, WOMC, Rotations: Heavy 10/O, Medium 11/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 0, ELTON JOHN "Kiss The Bride" (Geffen) 5/1 KPPL, B100, WICC, KMGC, V107, WOWO, KRDO, WCHV, KEZR, KPLZ, WTMA, WFMK, KWAV, WHNN. Medium: WTAE, WCZY, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KFIM. Medium: WSKI, WSKY. Light: WKZE-FM, WVBS. WSKI. Light: W101, V100, KFIM, KBOI, WVBS, KRSB. A/C Adds & Hots ... See Page 49

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This chart compiles date from reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24 e majority of listeners aged 26 -pies. Total Total Heavy Medium Add Adda weeks wee.. w«, 163 REPORTERS 1 Synchronicity (A&M) 146- 140- 6- 0= 0= O POLICE 1 1 1 O POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) "King" "Finger" "Breath" 151+ 114+ 1- 3- I (Epic) 32- 16 8 4 Q HEART/How Can Refuse 2 0 JACKSON BROWNE Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 137- 131- 6- 0= 0- "Rocker" "Lawyers" "Tender" 2 2 2 3 ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) 148- 82+ 65- 1+ 1- 4 STEVIE NICKS The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) 6 5 5 KANSAS/Fight Fire With Fire (CBS) © 0 136- 104- 32+ 0= 2- "Enchanted" "Anyone" "Nothing" 17 4 3 5 ASIA/The Heat Goes On (Geffen) 3 4 ROBERT PLANT . The Principle Of Moments (Atlantic) + 17 (EMI America) 136- 93= 39- 4+ 9+ 3 3 6 6 STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy "Big Log" "Mood" "Other Arms" Arms 124+ 93= 31+ 0= 1+ Punch The Clock (Columbia) 5 6 7 7 ROBERT PLANT/Other (Atlantic) 6 © ELVIS COSTELLO...... A Rocker (Asylum) 121- 86- 35- 0= 1- "Everyday" 20 11 8 0 JACKSON BROWNE/For 144+ 47+ 81+ 11- 39- 8 BILLY JOEL An Innocent Man (Columbia) 21 Q MODDY BLUES/Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PG) 0 116- 99- 17+ 0= 0= "Tell Her" "Faith" "Money" 9 10 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Atlantic) 9 10 BLUES . The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) 115+ 76+ 39+ 0- 2= E> MOODY 14 13 13 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) "Sitting" "World" "Meet" a 106- 79- 27+ 0= 1+ Alpha 7 9 11 12 FIXX/One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 7 8 ASIA (Geffen) 112- 70- 42+ 0= 1= "Don't Cry" "Heat" "Last" 12 12 10 13 LOVERBOY/Queen Of Broken Hearts (Columbia) Around Your Finger (A&M) 105+ 74+ 31= 0= 0- 5 9 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN... Texas Flood (Epic) 19 14 14 a POLICE/Wrapped "Pride" "Love Struck" Last Summer (Capitol) 120+ 34+ 77+ 4- 20- 25 ® MOTELS/Suddenly 10 C) FIXX Reach The Beach (MCA) Love 87- 73- 14+ 0= 0- 4 7 12 16 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In (Asylum) "One Thing" "Saved" 90+ 64= 26+ 0= 0- n' Rave America) 28 24 16 17 ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Atlantic) STRAY CATS Rant (EMI 90- 61- 29- 0- 1- "(She's) Sexy" "Cadillac" 37 23 18 C) MEN WITHOUT HATS/Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) 3+ 5+ 12 TALKING HEADS ... Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) DIO/Rainbow In The Dark (WB) 96= 26+ 67- ® 31 25 20 0 "Burning Down The House" RAY VAUGHAN.../Pride And Joy (Epic) 93- 30- 63- 0- 1- 22 17 17 20 STEVIE 17 ® GRAHAM PARKER The Real Macaw (Arista) Country (Mercury/PolyGram) 103+ 15+ 73+ 13- 25- 36 ® BIG COUNTRY/Big "Better" "Can't Take" 72- 45- 27- 0= 0= Messages 13 15 15 22 LOVERBOY/Strike Zone (Columbia) 9 14 ELO Secret (Jet/CBS) 'N' Roll" I Write The Book (Columbia) 90+ 26= 61+ 2- 7- "Messages" "Stranger" "Rock 46 37 26 ® ELVIS COSTELLO.../Everyday 90+ 21+ 65+ 2- 6- 11 15 DAVID BOWIE Let's Dance (EMI America) 43 31 DANNY SPANOS/Hot Cherie (Epic) 50 0 "China" "Criminal" "Modern" Time For Everything (Mercury/PG) 91= 15- 74+ 2+ 5- 43 34 22 25 CONEY HATCH/First Wonderland (Backstreet/MCA) 62- 46- 16- 0= 1+ 15 16 NILS LOFGREN 18 18 19 26 POLICE/Synchronicity II (A&M) "Wonderland" "AI) Over" The (Atlantic) 77+ 27+ 45+ 4- 11- Too Low For Zero (Geffen) 58 ® AC/DC/Flick Of Switch 16 17 ELTON JOHN 72+ 29+ 39- 4+ 6+ "Kiss The Bride" 42 41 39 QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 0 63- 39- 24- 0= 0- 14 18 NEIL YOUNG Everybody's Rockin' (Geffen) 35 29 24 29 STEVIE NICKS/Enchanted (Modern/Atco) 1= "Wonderin' " "Payola Blues" CD BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) 70- 45+ 24- 2- 55 44 33 HEART Passion Works (Epic) Falls 61+ 40+ 21+ 0= 5+ - 54 55 ® STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone (Modern/Atco) "How Can I Refuse" 63+ 43+ 20+ 0- 1= - 50 49 ® ASIA/True Colors (Geffen) 18 20 QUARTERFLASH .... Take Another Picture (Geffen) 66- 34- 31+ 1+ 3+ "Heart "Picture" 34 28 3o 33 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Human Touch (RCA) 80+ 14+ 59+ 6+ 10- PARTICIPANTS: WECM/Claremont, WPLR/New Haven, 51 41 ANIMALS/The Night (IRS/A&M) CHART 0 WNEW-FM/New York, WERI/Westerly, WXRT/Chicago, WCPZ/San- (EMI America) 86+ 10+ 60+ 16= 32+ WSLQ/Roanoke, - 53 ® MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/My Town dusky, KLBJ/Austin, WIZD/Ft. Pierce. KUFO/Odessa, 55- 35- 20+ 0= 0= KSPN/Aspen, KBCO/Boulder, KTCL/Ft. Collins, KINK/Portland, KFOG/ e 19 29 36 FIXX/Saved By Zero (MCA) San Francisco, KTMS/Santa Barbara. 11- 0= 0= 30 27 23 37 STEVIE NICKS/Nothing Ever Changes (Modern/Atco1 54- 43- 59- 29- 30- 0= 0- 38 35 37 38 DEF LEPPARD/Foolin' (Mercury/PolyGram) 18+ AOR ALBUMS compiles album airplay data front stations Mowkno ratings so AC/DC/Guns For Hire (Atlantic) 64+ 41+ 4- 7- - - 0 strength 12-24. Includes four -week trend of chart action, plus taos listed 28- 0- 1= Current singles are 'BOLDED. Abo Estee Is present week's 15 21 28 40 QUARTERFLASH/Take Me To Heart (Geffen) 55- 27- numerically by aktaay. 74+ 7= 65+ 7- number of reports In all rotations, maiming total aids for all rotations. Symbols Wants You (RCA) 1- or equal 1=l airplay In each rotation compared to 55 50 0 BREAKS/She represent more 1+1, led 1-I, 56- 20- 36- 0- 0- lit weeks figures. Records Mowing egnRhtant asrplay growth are Masted. 11 16 35 42 CHARLIE/It's Inevitable (Mirage/Atco) AOR / ALBUMS 25+ - Complies album airplay OM from stations sowing 52 47 CD ELTON JOHN/Kiss The Bride (Geffen) 62- 19+ 42- 0- 1- ratings strength 25+. Includes two-week trend of chart action, plus ass listed In (Columbia) 57+ 32+ 22= 3+ 5- order of airplay. Current sigles are 'BOLDED. Records showing significant airplay 58 57 Q BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The Heart growth are billeted. 49= 34+ 15- 0= 1= Those records that have reached S0% 47 51 ef JACKSON BROWNE/Cut It Away (Asylum) AOR BREAKERS - newer charme 61- 12- 48- 1+ 1= Pe netradon of the week's reporting stations. 23 20 27 46 DFX2/Emotion (MCA) NOT TRACKS - Complied from 12-24 stations, showcasing songs In con- figiaiias Including LR, EPs, and 45s. Includes four -week airplay trend. Also 32 30 32 47 ZZ TOP/Sharp Dressed Man (WB) 51- 22- 29- 0- 0- listed is present weeks number of reports In all rotations. Including total adds for 17+ 0= 0= 1=1 airplay a - 10 22 34 48 LOVERBOY/Hot Girls In Love (Columbia) 44- 27- all roquons. safran represent more 1+i. les 1-I. or equivalent tMty In each rotation compared to last weeks figues. Records Mewing MEOW PETER SCHILLING/Major Tom (Elektra) 63+ 11+ 42+ 9+ 17+ i DEBUT > a ant upward momentum are billeted. 1+ ana regional listings by number of 40 45 48 50 BRYAN ADAMS/This Time (A&M) 50- 16- 33= 5+ MOST ADDED, HOTTEST - National 25+ combined). Includes sags In all toniguratlom. Rock & Roll Moon/WB) 47- 15- 32- 0= 0= station reporta 112ß4s and 29 33 43 51 JOE WALSH/I Can Play That (Full NEW 8 ACTIVE, SIGNIFICANT ACTION - Albans coming closest to 57+ 3= 52+ 2- 8- charting on the Airplay/ 40 112-24) triai. Rotational Information displayed over a i DEBUT HELIX/Heavy Metal Love (Capitol) ® period Oit week In parentheses), Including total reports, repots In 62= 6+ 50+ 5- 6- two-week - 56 58 ® MINOR DETAIL/Canvas Of Life (Polydor/PolyGram) each rotation, and adds M each rotation. PARALLELS strions listed by market size and ratings waxes. 24 26 38 54 DONNIE IRIS/Do You Compute? (MCA) 47- 10- 37- 0= 0- - PLATLISTS - Printed regionally by parallels. An 'a' preceding an artist's name Mn or IM) after an 25 31 42 55 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) 37- 29- 8+ 0= 0= khdltates all mentions of that record are new to the gayest. W 39- 25- 14- 0= 0= artist's nana stows that otter tracks from that record dan be fond In those 21 32 45 56 STEVIE NICKS/Stand Back (Modern/Atco) rotations. M artist's name with no abbreviation mers all airplay of fret artist Is 10+ In listed rotation. M artists name appears once per pbNift, In the highest DEBUT BILLY IDOL/Dancing With Myself (Chrysalis) 52+ 38+ 4= 5- ® reported rotation. An asterisk 1) signifies a primary station In Its parallel, 27 36 4o 58 DAVID BOWIE/China Girl (EMI America) 40- 23- 17- 0= 0= denoting a station's competitive ratings strength. 43- 16- 25- 1= 1- 45 38 44 59 ZEBRA/Tell Me What You Want (Atlantic) Indicates one of the week most added new albums. 51+ 7+ 41- 1- 3- I DEBUT 0 ERIC MARTIN BAND/Sucker For A Pretty Face (Elektra) 7 TRANSLATOR/No Time Like Now (415/Columbia) "Un -Alone" Adds: 4131. Total Reports: 211171/Total Adds: 6141; Hots: 2121/Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 141121/Medium Adds: 2101/Extra TIM FINN/Escapade (A&M) "Through The Years" Adds: 0111. Total Reports: 211191/Total Adds: 113); Hots: 5121/Hot Adds: 110); Mediums: 161161/Medium Adds: 0121/Extra BOYS BRIGADE/Boys Brigade (Capitol) "Passion" BREAKERS, 1101; Mediums: 8141/Medium Adds: 4101/Extra Adds: 714). Total Reports: 201111/Total Adds: 1214); Hots: 5131/Hot Adds: TORONTO/Girls' Night Out (Solid Gold) "Girls' Night Out" stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Adds: 2111. This data reflects reporting Total Reports: 191151/Total Adds: 5121; Hots: 7171/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 10171/Medium Adds: 3111/Extra SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) "True" MICHAEL STANLEY BAND Adds: 1111. Total Reports: 171141/Total Adds: 4111; Hots: 6161/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 10171/Medium Adds: 3101/Extra My Town (EMI America) aJOE JACKSON/Mike's Murder STK (A&M) "Memphis" Adds: 1101; Mediums: 5101/Medium Adds: 4101/Extra Adds: 10101. 53% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 86. Hot 10, Medium 60, Extra Adds 16, Total Total Reports: 16101/Total Adds: 15101; Hots: 1101/Hot TAXXI/Foreign Tongue (Fantasy) "Maybe Someday" Adds 32. Moves 53-35 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart. Adds: 10101. 0 Total Reports: 14101/Total Adds: 14101; Hots: 1101/Hot Adds: 1101; Mediums: 3101/Medium Adds: 3101/Extra GRAND PRIX/Samurai (Chrysalis) "Shout" Total Reports: 14191/Total Adds: 4151; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 10151/Medium Adds: 2121/Extra Adds: 2131. SIGNIFICANT ACTION LISA PRICE/Priceless (Mirus) "Can't Hold On Forever" Adds: 1181. Total Reports: 141181/Total Adds: 21111; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 12191/Medium Adds: 1131/Extra "Cross Talk" ROBIN TROWER/Back It Up (Chrysalis) "Back It Up" Q-FEEL/Q-Feel (Jive/Arista) Total Reports: 11171/Total Adds: 3151; Hots: 2101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 7141/Medium Adds: 1121/Extra Adds: 2131. Adds: 2151, Hots: 2121/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 201161/Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 2151. Total Reports: 261231/Total Trade) Of Consent" I You" NEW ORDER/Power, Corruption & Lies (Rough "Age PAYOLAS/Hammer On A Drum (A&M) "Never Said Love Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 2101. Adds: 10101. Total Reports: 10171/Total Adds: 2101; Hots: 3131/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 5141/Medium Lal Total Reports: 22151/Total Adds: 17101; Hots: 5121/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 7131/Medium Adds: 7101'Extra More AOR Music Information See Page 69

www.americanradiohistory.com o Back in England AZTEC CAMERA came to light á via Rough Trade Records. The release of the group's first LP HIGH LAND, HARD RAIN impressed ELVIS COSTELLO, who told Face Magazine it was his favorite record this year and that 19 -year -old leader RODDY FRAME was the person he had to pace himself against. Said Melody Maker, "Treat this record with the respect it deserves... Listen to it over and over again:' Praise continued from New Musical Express, which hailed "the strengths that have become Roddy Frame's hallmark: the soaring chorus and the silver guitar, the spirited melody and even the occasional shiver down the spine:' As it said, the record is "one for the morning when the sun shines and there's milk in the fridge, money in your pocket..." Current single from HIGH LAND, HARD RAIN is OBLIVIOUS.

41 Wild People In Church worshipping what looks like... What the hell is it??? Anyway, that's part of the soon -to -be - seen TIM SCOTT video for his SWEAR single from the

SWEARmini-LP. You read it here first: it's a hit, we swear to it. Produced by Richard Gottehrer (Blondie, Robert Gordon, Go Go's), this former ROCKAT worked on the video with lish director TIM POPE, who also did Neil Young's

zing WONDERIN' video, BOW WOW WOW and is tting set for a new PRETENDERS. Forget Tim Pope- If you saw the recent issue of ROLLING STONE, the one with STING, look again at the cover rela- headline about how AZTEC CAMERA is England's hottest young band. This is RODDY FRAME, the e's already getting the play. Break TIM SCOTT (no 19 -year -old lead singer and songwriter of AZTEC CAMERA. Get the picture! ion to Francis Scott Key). SWEAR. The mini -LP. The video.

HEAR TODAY FUTURES HERE TOMORROW LISTEN TO: B -Side of DELIRIOUS by PRINCE is HORNY TOAD, which is not on the 1999 album...

SOMETHING TO _ LOOK FORWARD TO. Com- u ing soon: songs about Disney and Hefner. Sex with a Kennedy, the Brave New World, Gucci Loafers, Mr. Big, Hula Hoops, Never Never Land, Going Back To Russia and Assorted Sexual Connections. T-BONE BURNETT has a new album PROOF THROUGH THE NIGHT (see Francis Scott Key). After TRAP DOOR, last year's raved -about EP (#1 in VOICE, VILLAGE The talk of New York is MADONNA, the blonde bombshell whose 12" ahead of the great R.E.M. EP) hits "EVERYBODY" and BURNING UP b/w PHYSICAL ATTRACTION have sold and so many stars from the ROLLING STONE review more than 150,000 copies. The last two cuts are on the immaculately con- that it looked like Liberace's ceived MADONNA album, the one with the cover that looks like MARILYN closet, T-BONE BURNETT MONROE crossed with JEAN HARLOW, except that Madonna's got a dog chain has made a full album. No funny around her neck, and her publicity pic shows her belly button. The record's haircut. No nasal Englishmen. With quietly violent songs like even hotter than she looks, produced by Reggie Lucas and John "Jellybean" "Murder Weapon" (see MTV), Benitez, the top mixer in New York-he also did new T. HEADS 12" remixes, Fall Down" and "Baby "Fatally "Maniac" and "Flashdance (What A Feeling)." Now comes the single HOLIDAY. Beautiful," this one makes you sit You know what happened the last time someone turned down a MADONNA. down and listen. We hear there's an unbelievable video coming next month.

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Total 163 REPORTERS Tool Heavy Medium Adds Adds All LEIS'.... Reports Rotation Rotation Rotation Rotations weeks Weeta September 2, 1983 "King" (146) "Finger" (105) "Synch. II" (62) 160 -152 - 8+ 0= 1+ 1 1 1 O POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) "Don't Cry" (137) "Heat" (136) "Colors" (63) 158 -150-8= 0= 0- 3 2 2 © ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) Of Moments "Arms" (124) "Big Log" (116) "Mood" (90) 156+ 130= 26+ 0= 0= 4 4 3 O ROBERT PLANT/The Principle (Atlantic) In Love (Asylum) "Rocker" (121) "Lawyers" (87) "Cut" (49) 151 -116-35+ 0= 1- 6 5 4 0 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers "Refuse" (151) "Sleep" (30) "Allies" (14) 151 + 114+ 32 -1-3- 6 HEART/Passion Works (Epic) 9 0 "Queen" (112) "Strike" (72) "Hot Girls" (44) 147 -96 -51+ 0= 0- 2 3 5 6 LOVERBOY/Keep It Up (Columbia) "Fight Fire With Fire" (148) 149 -83 + 65-1+ 1- 8 8 7 0 KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS) (27) "Radio" (10) 140+ 94+ 40 - 6+ 15+ STRAY CATS/Rant n' Rave (EMI America) "(She's) Sexy" (136) "Rebels" I DEBUT It O "Enchanted" (63) "Anyone" (61) "Nothing" (54) 130 - 82 - 48- 0= 2= 7 6 8 9 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) "One Thing" (106) "Saved" (55) 121= 90 - 31 + 0- 1- 5 7 9 io FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) Present (Threshold/PolyGram) "Sitting" (144) "Blue World" (22) 147+ 48 + 81+ 13- 45- I > MOODY BLUES/The DEBUT 0 "Burning Down" (115) "Girlfriend" (11) 116+ 76+ 40 + 0- 2 = 13 11 10 12 TALKING HEADS/Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) "Flick" (77) "Guns" (64) "Shakedown" (22) 126+ 42+ 74+ 7- 18- 15 AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) 0 "Foolin' " (59) "Ages" (22) "Too Late" (15) 90- 48- 42 - 0= 0- 14 13 12 14 DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) "Safety Dance" (90) 91 - 62 - 29 - 0- 1- 28 20 14 15 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Rhythm Of Youth (Backstreet/MCA) "Everyday" (90) "Talk" (15) 101 + 27- 71+ 2- 7- 32 25 17 ELVIS COSTELLO.../Punch The Clock (Columbia) 0 "Pride And Joy" (93) 97- 31- 66 - 0- 1- 16 12 13 17 STEVIE RAY VAUGHN.../Texas Flood (Epic) "Rainbow In The Dark" (96) 96 = 26 + 67- 3+ 5+ 23 19 16 18 DIO/Holy Diver (WB) "Cum On" (72) "Metal Health" (25) 89+ 34+ 51- 4+ 7+ 21 22 19 e QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) "Tell Her" (70) "Money" (29) "Faith" (11) 88- 54+ 32 - 1- 2- 30 26 20 BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) a "First Time For Everything" (91) 93- 16- 75 = 2+ 5- 31 29 21 CONEY HATCH/Outa Hand (Mercury/PolyGram) 0 "Hot Cherie" (90) 92+ 21+ 67+ 2- 6- 36 34 27 a DANNY SPANOS/Passion In The Dark (Epic) "China Girl" (40) "Criminal" (37) "Modern" (18) 75 - 39- 36- 0= 0= 9 10 11 23 DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) "Sharp Dressed" (51) "Gimme" (15) 69- 30- 39 - 0- 2- 17 21 18 24 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) "Take Me" "Picture" (17) 70- 31- 38 + 1= 5+ 12 15 22 25 QUARTERFLASH/Take Another Picture (Geffen) (55) "Human Touch" (66) 70- 34- 35+ 1+ 3+ 25 24 25 26 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Living In Oz (RCA) "The Night" (80) 83+ 14+ 62+ 6+ 10- 31 ® ANIMALS/Ark (IRS/A&M) "Tell Me" (43) "Door" (33) 64- 27- 35- 1= 1- 15 18 23 28 ZEBRA/Zebra (Atlantic) 10+ 60 + 16= 32 + MICHAEL STANLEY.../You Can't Fight... (EMI America) "My Town" (86) 86+ 1 DEBUT e "Kiss The Bride" (62) 67- 22+ 43- 1- 2- - 35 32 ELTON JOHN/Too Low For Zero (Geffen) a "She Wants You" 75+ 7= 66 + 1- 7- 39 36 BREAKS/The Breaks (RCA) (74) 0 "It's Inevitable" (56) 57- 21- 36- 0- 0- 10 14 28 32 CHARLIE/Charlie (Mirage/Atco) "Emotion" 64- 13- 50- 1+ 1= 18 17 24 33 DFX2/Emotion (MCA) (61) "Sucker" (51) "Don't Stop" (21) 67+ 8+ 56 + 1- 4- 37 © ERIC MARTIN BAND/Sucker For A Pretty Face (Elektra) "French Song" (34) "Fake" (22) "People" (19) 60- 14- 46 - 0- 3+ 11 16 26 35 JOAN JETT.../Album (Blackheart/MCA) "Total Eclipse" (57) 57+ 32+ 22 = 3+ 5- I DEBUT BONNIE TYLER/Faster Than The Speed Of Night (Col.) e 54- 18- 35 - 1+ 5+ 27 32 34 37 BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) "This Time" (50) "Is He Better Than Me" 57- 8= 49 - 0= 0= 29 27 29 38 PRISM/Beat Street (Capitol) (46) (47) 49- 16- 33- 0= 0= 20 28 33 39 JOE WALSH/You Bought It -You Name It (Full Moon/WB) "Rock & Roll" "Heavy Metal Love" (57) 58= 3= 53+ 2- 8- DEBUT / C) HELIX/No Rest For The Wicked (Capitol) MOST ADDED HOTTEST BREÀKERSQ -] All Stations All Stations (62) Rainbow "Dreams" Police (170) This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Huey Lewis "Heart" (59) Asia (161) Moody Blues (53) Robert Plant (144) MOODY BLUES M. Stanley Band (38) Jackson Browne (131) The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) Big Country Heart (120) "Sitting" "World." 90% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 147. Hot 48, Medium 81, "Country" (27) Extra Adds 13, Total Adds 45. Debuts at #11 on the AOR Albums chart. STRAY CATS GRAHAM PARKER/The Real Macaw (Arista) "Life Gets Better" Total Reports: 54(491/Total Adds: 9(41; Hots: 8(41/Hot Adds: 2(0); Mediums: 43(44)/ Rant 'N' Rave (EMI America) Medium Adds: 413)/Extra Adds: 3111. "Sexy" "Rebels" "Radio." 86% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 140. Hot 94, AXE/Nemesis (Atco) "Heat In The Street" Medium 40, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 15. Debuts at #8 on the AOR Albums chart. Total Reports: 49(481/Total Adds: 3(61; Hots: 3(1)/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 44(441/ MICHAEL STANLEY BAND Medium Adds: 2(31/Extra Adds: 1(3). America) DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra) "Breaking The Chains" You Can't Fight Fashion (EMI LAI Total Reports: 40(201/Total Adds: 19(19); Hots: 1101/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 28(111/ "My Town." 53% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 86. Hot 10, Medium 60, Extra Medium Adds: 8(101/Extra Adds: 11(9). 16, Total Adds at #29 on the AOR Adds 32. Debuts Albums chart. QUEENSRYCHE/Queensryche (EMI America) "Queen Of The Reich" ANIMALS Total Reports: 40(401/Total Adds: 0113); Hots: 5(41/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 34(331/ Medium Adds: 1 (101/Extra Adds: 0(3). Ark (IRSIA&M) Rockin' (Geffen) "Payola Blues" "The Night." 51% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports 83, Hot 14, Medium 62, Extra NEIL YOUNG/Everybody's Reports: 33(361/Total Adds: 5(41; Hots: 6(51/Hot Adds: 1(01; Mediums: 26)29)/ Adds 6, Total Adds 10. Moves 31-27 on the AOR Albums chart. Total Medium Adds: 3(21/Extra Adds: 1(2). Y&T/Mean Streak (A&M) "Mean Streak" Total Reports: 33(351/Total Adds: 4191; Hots: 5141/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 25(271/ NEW & ACTIVE Medium Adds: 1151/Extra Adds: 3(41. NILS LOFGREN/Wonderland (Backstreet/MCA) "Across The Tracks" This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Total Reports: 33(351/Total Adds: 2)81; Hots: 3(21/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 27(271/ Medium Adds: 1(21/Extra Adds: 1(6). MINOR DETAIL/Minor Detail (Polydor/PolyGram) "Canvas Of Life" GREG LAKE/Manoeuvres (Chrysalis) "Manoeuvres" Total Reports: 62(631/Total Adds: 6(171; Hots: 6(51/Hot Adds: 0)1); Mediums: 50(48(1 UlTotal Reports: 31(211/Total Adds: 16(181; Hots: 4(11/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 16(61/ Medium Adds: 1(61/Extra Adds: 5(101. Medium Adds: 614)/Extra Adds: 10(141. CHEAP TRICK/Next Position Please (Epic) "Dancing The Night Away" KINKS/State Of Confusion (Arista) "Don't Forget To Dance" Total Reports: 58148)/Total Adds: 12(211; Hots: 4(51/Hot Adds: 0(3); Mediums: 45(341/ Total Reports: 311281/Total Adds: 6121; Hots: 8(51/Hot Adds: 2(0); Mediums: 21(211/ Medium Adds: 5(101/Extra Adds: 7(81. Medium Adds: 2(01/Extra Adds: 2121. BILLY IDOL/Don't Stop (Chrysalis) "Dancing With Myself" Total Reports: 55(461/Total Adds: 5(81; Hots: 11(61/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 401351/ Station Listings ... See Page 50 Medium Adds: 1(41/Extra Adds: 4(41.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 70 R&R/Friday, September 2, 1983 MOST ADDED HOTTEST Contemporary H it Radio STEVIE NICKS (83) BONNIE TYLER (119) If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) Continued from Back Page BRYAN ADAMS (61) BILLY JOEL (97) This Time (A&M) Tell Her About It (Columbia) PRINCE (61) MEN WITHOUT HATS (97) Delirious (WB) The Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) MOTELS (60) MICHAEL JACKSON (92) Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) Human Nature (Epic) BREAKERS® MOODY BLUES (52) MICHAEL SEMBELLO (80) Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PolyGram) Maniac (Casablanca/PolyGram) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 142) JACKSON BROWNE (70) FIXX Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) Lawyers In Love (Asylum) One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 73% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 48, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 34 including PRO -FM, Q107, WHYT, KIMN, KFI, KYUU, KUBE. See Parallels, SIGNIFICANT ACTION debuts at number 35 on the CHR chart. STACY LATTISAW "Miracles" (Cotillion/Atco) 45/13 Moves: Up 14, Debuts 3, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 13, 894, 79Q, KEARTH, WLAN-FM, WSPK, WCSC, CK101, WSEZ, WJBQ, MADNESS WAEV, KSLY, KIST, Y100 8-5, KRGV 13-9. It Must Be Love (Geffen) KANSAS "Fight Fire With Fire" (CBS) 44/14 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 14, WHTX, WLAN-FM, KZFM, WOKI, WJXQ, WHOT, WACZ, WIGY, WERZ, 70% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 35, Same 52, Down 0, Adds KQIZ-FM, WBWB, KFMW, KGHO, WPHD 36-27. 36 including WHYT, KBEQ, XTRA, K104, WANS-FM, Z104, WCGQ. See HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Heart And Sopul" (Chrsyalis) 42/42 M Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 42 including WPHD, WABX, WLOL-FM, KIQQ, KMJK, KFRC, KNBQ, WKRZ- Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart. FM, WCSC, WOKI, Z104, K107, 95XIL, WPFM, WBWB. KENNY ROGERS WHAM! U.K. "Bad Boys" (Columbia) 40/5 with DOLLY PARTON Moves: Up 15, Debuts 8, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 5,195, KZZB, WGRD, WJXQ, WSPT, CKGM 25-22, WABX 36-25, KEARTH 6-4, KFI 35-22, KIIS-FM 11-9, XTRA 16-11, KFRC 3-1, KSET-FM 18-14, KRGV d-20, KYNO-FM 12-10. Islands In The Stream (RCA) KAJAGOOGOO "Hang On Now" (EMI America) 39/0 65% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 53, Debuts 37, Same 30, Down 0, Adds Moves: Up 11, Debuts 5, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 0, K100 27-26, WKFM 34-32, WOKI 35-32, KRGV d-27, WSEZ 40-35, WKDD 24-23, 23 including WNYS, 79Q, KUBE, WBLI, KMGK, WSPT. See Parallels, debuts at WGRD 39-37, WZZR 39-30 , KQIZ-FM 24-20, WCGO d-30, KILE d-40, WAEV on, WGLF 34-32, KFMW on, KIST 30-26. RICK JAMES "Cold Blooded" (Gordy/Motown) 36/2 number 37 on the CHR chart. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 3, Same 10, Down 3, Adds 2, WGCL, KAMZ, WXKS-FM 15-12, WHYS 12-8, WABX 40-24, KEARTH 14-11, KFRC 18-10, WKFM 32-28, WBBQ 35-30, WSFL 31-26, WRVQ 28-23, OK100 38-33, WIXV 29-22, 2102 19-8. MOODY BLUES CHRIS DeBURGH "Ship To Shore" (A&M) 33/1 Moves: Up 14, Debuts 2, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 1, WORD, WBEN-FM 28-27, WPHD 24-23, Q107 29-24, KZZB 40-28, KMGK Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PolyGram) 30-29, WZZR d-35, WOMP-FM 28-27, WYKS 25-23, WCIL-FM 34-28, WAZY-FM 19-17, KCBN 33-29. 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 37, Same 48, Down 0, Adds S.O.S. BAND "Just Be Good To Me" (Tabu/CBS) 32/5 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 1, Adds 5, 790, WTIX, KYNO-FM, Q101, FM99, B104 20-16, WXKS-FM 22-15, Y100 52 including WBEN-FM, CKGM, Z93, KAFM, Y100, WKQX, KMJK. See 28-21, KFRC 20-12, WNVZ 34-30, KTFM 39-35, Q104 35-27, Z102 26-21. Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart. BETTE MIDLER "All I Need To Know" (Atlantic) 31/5 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 4, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 5, WKDD, KISR, FM99, 99KG, KSLY, WKBW on, WCSC 39-35, KTSA d-38, KINKS WHOT on, KHYT on, WFLB-40-37, 0104 34-28, WFOX d-35, Z102 d-39, KIST d-38. JoBOXERS "Just Got Lucky" (RCA) 26/17 Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 17 including WPHD, WKEE, WKFM, KZZB, KTSA, WJXQ, KQMQ, KHYT, WERZ, OK100, WJBO, WFLB, KFYR, KFMZ, WSPT, KCDO. 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 49, Debuts 18, Same 42, Down 1, Adds JARREAU "Trouble in Paradise" (WB) 26/11 22 including Q107, WKQX, WFLY, WNAM, K093, WGUY, WXLK. See Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 11, KYUU, KBFM, FM100, WZPL, KIKI, KHOP, KIDD, KSKD, WFLB, KNOE-FM, Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart. KDZA, KTSA 37-35. JIM CAPALDI "Living On The Edge" (Atlantic) 25/4 TALKING HEADS Moves. Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 4, WKQX, WKTI, WJXQ, WBWB, 0107 18-14, WLOL-FM 32-25, K104 12-7, OK100 16-12, 95XIL 37-35, WIXV 38-34, KFMZ d-35. Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" (Atlantic) 21/15 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 15, WXKS-FM, WPST, WBBQ, WCSC, CK101, WNFI, WRVQ, WZZR, KQMQ, 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 53, Debuts 18, Same 43, Down 1, Adds WGUY, OK100, WJBQ, WJAD, KCDQ, KOZE. 17 including WBEN-FM, KIIS-FM, WTRY, KHFI, WKAU, KRQ, WOMP-FM. See PETER GABRIEL "Solsbury Hill" (Geffen) 21/0 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD 35-33, WGCL on, WLOL-FM on, KIQQ on, WKFM 38-37, WTIX 33-26, Parallels, debuts at number 36 on the CHR chart. WZZR 27-15, WJXQ on-dp, WHOT on, WERZ on, KFMZ d-30, KIST d-37. BILLY IDOL "Dancing With Myself" (Chrysalis) 20/1 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 9, Down 1, Adds 1, KHFI, WPHD d-40, KIQQ 40-39, WLAN-FM 35-33, KSET-FM 25-21, Z104 38-36, WERZ 26-23, KFMZ d-34, KYTN 32-29, KFMW on, KSLY d-39. NEW & ACTIVE QUIET RIOT "Cum On Feel The Noize" (Pasha/CBS) 19/5 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 5, Down 2, Adds 5, WABX, WFLY, KFMZ, KYTN, WPHD 8-7, KIQO 8-8, KNBQ d-35, WKRZ-FM 29-23, WJXQ 29-27, KGHO 20-15, KCBN 14-11. e ROD STEWART "What Am I Gonna Do (I'm So In Love With Your (WB) 129/29 um Moves: Up 19, Debuts 30, Same 51, Down 0, Adds 29 including WKBW, WNYS, PRO -FM, CFTR, 0107, 79Q, WGCL, WFLY, TEARS FOR FEARS "Change" (Mercury/PolyGram) 19/0 WSPK, WSEZ, WKFR, KYNO-FM, WTSN, 0104, KRNA. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 11, Same 11, Down 2, Adds 0, KEARTH d-28, KFI 34-27, KIIS-FM 34-32, KIQQ 9-9, WTIX d-40, WZZR d-34, QMOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" (Capitol) 128/60 KYNO-FM on, WIGY 27-25, WISE on, KILE on, KFMW on. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 26, Same 38. Down 0, Adds 60 including WREN -FM. WNYS, WHTX, PRO -FM, CHUM, 94Q, Z93, CLUB HOUSE "Do It Again medley with Billie Jean" (Atlantic) 18/1 WGCL, KIMN, KFI, KYUU. WSKZ. WVIC, OK100, KYTN. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 2, Adds 1, KIST, WXKS-FM 24-20, PRO -FM on, WNVZ on, KTFM on, WZPL on, WGUY OnPRINCE "Delirious" MB) 125/61 d-35, FM99 35-32, WGLF 32-30. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 26, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 61 including 8104, WXKS-FM. WBEN-FM, WKBW, WNYS, 894, WHTX, MEN AT WORK "Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive" (Columbia) 17/17 94Q, KAFM, 195, Q105, WGCL, WKTI, 0103, KEARTH, XTRA, KNBO. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 17 including KFRC, WPST, WCSC, WNFI, WOUT, WGRD, WJXQ, WKFM, 95XIL, KQIZ-FM, WJAD, 0104, Z102, FM99, KGHO. HEART "How Can I Refuse" (Epic) 120/6 Moves: Up 57, Debuts 12, Same 45, Down 0, Adds 8, WNYS, CHUM, KZZP, KITE, WSEZ, KYYX, WPHD 22-19, WGCL 32-28, GRAHAM PARKER "Life Gets Better" (Arista) 17/10 WLOL-FM 37-30, WKFM 24-20, WNVZ 39-34, WZPL 38-30, KSKD 32-25, KGHO 37-30, KOZE 21-13. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 10, K104, WKRZ-FM, KTFM, WZPL, WHOT, KHOP, KVOL, WIXV, KCDQ, (BIM, aBRYAN ADAMS "This Time" (A&M) 116/61 KIQQ on, WFBG on, WOMP-FM, FM99, KYTN on. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 17, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 61 including WNYS, WPHD, WHTX, WGCL, WABX, KBEQ, KIQQ, KMJK, EDDIE RABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" (WB) 17/5 KNBO. WKRZ-FM, 94TYX, WHOT, KSKD, 0104, 99KG. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 5, WJDX, WZPL, WALT, KVOL, WXLK, WLOL-FM on, WDOQ 37-34, KIIS-FM on, STYX "High Time" (A&M) 114/5 KJRB 24-22, OK100 on, WJBQ 40-29. WFLB d-39, KISR on. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 7, Same 45, Down 0, Adds 5, WKRZ-FM, WNFI, WOKI, WKDD, KYNO-FM, KAFM 32-24, WGCL 35-29, CHEAP TRICK "Dancing The Night Away" (Epic) 17/3 KBEQ 36-32, WLOL-FM 30-27, KMJK 33-30, K104 33-28, KBFM 26-22, WGRD 26-20, WIGY 23-18, WOMP-FM 12-10, WBWB Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 3, WPHD, KIQQ, KFMZ, WABX on, K104 on, KZFM on, WNFI on, WZZR on, 26-21, KVTN 39-34. WZPL on, WHOT on, OK100 d-40, KCIZ-FM 35-33, KCDQ on. BEE GEES "Someone Belonging To Someone" (RSO/PolyGram) 105/10 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS "(It's Not Me) Talking" (Jive/Arista) 16/0 Moves: Up 43, Debuts 8, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 10, WKRZ-FM, CK101, WNVZ, WRVQ, KTSA, WOMP-FM, KNOE-FM, WBWB, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD 38-35, WRCK on, KZFM on, WOKI on. WZPL on, KQMQ on, KYYX 99KG, KCDQ, WXKS-FM 35-27, KFI 33-29, WOKI 38-33, KHOP 40-34, WJAD 36-32. 34-30, WERZ d-37, WHEB on, KC/LIZ-FM 31-26, WBWB on, KYTN on, 99KG on, KCDQ on, KCBN 39-34. AGNETHA FALTSKOG "Can't Shake Loose" (Polydor/PolyGram) 91/17 LIQUID GOLD "What's She Got" (Critique/Quality) 15/3 Moves: Up 15, Debuts 19, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 17 including KBEQ, 0103, WLAN-FM, WKRZ-FM, WSKZ, WZVP, FM100, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 3, WOKI, KKOV, KIST, WXKS-FM 12-10, PRO-FM 29-24, WROR on, WKRZ-FM WZPL, W1GV, WCGQ, WBWB, WCIL-FM, KFMZ, WAZY-FM, WRKR. on, KBFM on, WGUY 31-27, WERZ d-32, WJBQ 26-17, KSLY on. STEVIE NICKS "If Anyone Falls" (Modem/Atco) 89/83 BIG RIC "Take Away" (Scotti Bros,/CBS) 14/2 0 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 83 including 8104, WPHD, Q107, KAFM, V100, WGCL, WABX, WLOL-FM, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 2, KFI, WHOT, WXKS-FM on, PRO -FM on, Y100 on, WABX on, KBEQ on, WCSC 0103, KMJK, WRCK, WANS-FM, KSKD, WIKZ, KWTO-FM. on, WZZR on, 13FEA on, WJBQ d-40. PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "Tonight I Celebrate My Love" (Capitol) 84/8 MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (Epic) 14/0 Moves: Up 33, Debuts 6, Same 33, Down 4, Adds 8, WKBW, WNBC, WKEE, Q106, WNVZ, WKDQ, KHOP, WCIR, WXKS-FM Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 2, Adds 0, WXKS-FM d-29, 195 on, Y100 23-15, K104 21-19, KC 101 30-27, G100 on, 33-28, 79Q 27-20, Y100 7-4, KEARTH 20-19, 94TVX 33-24, WJDX 14-11, WHOT 36-33. WGRD 20-13, KYNO-FM 4-2, OK100 d-35, 95XIL 17-14, WIXV on, KDZA on. ELVIS COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS "Everyday I Write The Book" (Columbia) 83/15 ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" (Capitol) 13/13 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 12, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 15, WXKS-FM, PRO -FM, KIMN, KIIS-FM, WYCR, WHFM, KSET-FM, WOK(, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 13, WKBW, WTRY, WSPK, WHHY, KTFM, KTSA, KSKD, WACZ, WGUY, WERZ, KRGV, KBBK. KIKI, WIKZ, WJBQ, KVOL. KGHO. WJBQ, WJAD, WFLB. ANIMALS "The Night" (IRS/A&M) 79/5 IAN HUNTER "All Of The Good Ones Are Taken" (Columbia) 13/1 Moves: Up 23, Debuts 9, Same 41, Down 1, Adds 5, Q103, WLAN-FM, WOKI, KHYT, KIST, KEARTH 27-23, KFRC 39-35, KZZB Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 1, CHUM, WPHD 32-31, WABX on, KI00 on, WNFI on, WZZR on, WERZ 35-33, 39-27, KSKD 38-33, KYYX 37-32, KQIZ-FM 21-17, WYKS 27-22, KFMZ 28-22, KCBN 32-28, KSLY 34-25. KOIZ-FM on, WHSL on. SERGIO MENDES "Rainbow's End" (A&M) 74/11 BERLIN "Masquerade" (Geffen) 12/10 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 7, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 11, PRO -FM, CK101, KTFM, WZZR, WNAP, KBBK, K093, KISR, KILE, KFMW, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 10, WABX, KFRC, WZZR, WZPL, KIKI, KQMQ, KHYT, WERZ, ((QV, KSLY, KIQQ KIST, WKEE 29-27, KIKI 29-26, WCIR 34-27, WFLB 17-9, KDVV 20-18. 24-23, KSET-FM on. EDDY GRANT "I Don't Wanne Dance" (Portrait/CBS) 64/4 MIDNIGHT STAR "Freak-A-Zoid" (Solar/Elektra) 12/3 Moves: Up 22, Debuts 5, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 4, CFTR, Y100, WTIX, KTRS, WXKS-FM 18-11, WHTX 18-13, XTRA 23-20, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 2, Adds 3, WOKI, WRVQ, FM99, WXKS-FM 9-7, PRO -FM on, KFRC 5-4, WNVZ on, KYNO- WYCR 40-34, KMGK 31-27, K107 31-29, KIKI 30-28. KCMG 40-31, WKHI 35-31, Z102 18-11, KGHO 36-32. FM 14-9, KHYT 10-10, KVOL on-dp. PAUL ANKA "Hold Me 'Til The Momin' Comes" (Columbia) 61/2 NEIL YOUNG "Wonderin' " (Geffen) 12/3 Moves: Up 28, Debuts 4, Same 25, Down 4, Adds 2, KX104, 0101, 0105 25-22, WGCL 14-8, WHYT 20-16, KIMN 34-31, KNBQ Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, WNFI, WZPL, KCDQ, WPHD d-39, WCSC on, WTIX on, KTFM on, KTSA on, 31-29. WKEE 14-10, WSFL 35-30, KROK 39-35, KEYN-FM 10-8. WCIR 30-23, WKHI 18-14, 0104 9-8. WACZ on, WBWB on, KFMZ on-dp, WAZY-FM on. DEF LEPPARD "Foolin' " (Mercury/PolyGram) 57/16 COMMODORES "Only You" (Motown) 11/8 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 15, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 16 including Q105, KNBQ, WPST, WRCK, KFHI, WDOQ, WNFI, KSET-FM, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 8, WCSC, WNFI, WOKI, WSFL, WHOT, WFLB, KVOL, FM99, KAMZ on, WHHY-FM WZVP, KQKQ, WHOT, KYNO-FM, KQMQ, KSKD, WFLB. d-27, KTFM on. DONNA SUMMER "Unconditional Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 56/22 PABLO CRUISE "Will You, Won't You" (A&M) 11/7 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 9, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 22 including KEARTH, WYCR, WKFM, WCSC, KITE, WNFI, KRGV, WZZR, KSKD, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 7, KZFM, KQMO, WJAD, WFLB, 99KG, KCDQ, KBIM, KYUU on, WSLF on, K093 KJRB, WJAD, WFOX, WAZY-FM, KOZE. 38-34, FM99 on. RONNIE MILSAP "Don't You Know How Much I Love You" (RCA) 51/3 AXE "Heat In The Street" (Atco) 11/0 Moves: Up 14, Debuts 0, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 3, WCIR, KNOE-FM, KBIM, WNBC 26-23, WJDX 32-29, FM100 27-22, WTIX Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD on, K104 on, WNFI on, OK100 on, WSW on-dp, KFMZ d-31. 38-35, WNVZ 37-35, KTSA 38-32, WHAM 37-35, KJRB 16-14, WFLB 23-19, WOLT 29-25, WFOX 35-31, Q101 39-35. DAVE EDMUNDS "Information" (Columbia) 10/6 QJOAN JEU & THE BLACKHEARTS "Everyday People" (Blackheart/MCA) 50/31 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 6, WABX, WJXQ, KQIZ-FM, WBWB, KYTN, KFMW, WLOL-FM on, KIOQ on, WZZR Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 31 including WGCL, WSPK, WKFM, WPST, WCSC, WNFI, 0100, KRGV, on, KYYX on. WKAU, WOMP-FM, WJAD, WGLF, KVTN, KFMW, KCDQ. INXS "To Look At You" (Atco) 10/2 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2, KYYX, KQIZ-FM, KMJK on-dp, WKFM on, WRCK on, KRGV d-29, KTFM on, WZPL on, WJXQ on-dp, KYTN on. More CHR Music Information See Page 54 THREE DOG NIGHT "It's A Jungle" (Passport) 10/1 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 1, KDZA, 790 on, WOKI 37-34, OK100 37-34, 95XIL on, 0104 on, WIXV on, WBWB d-38, WRKR d-39, WSPT on-dp.

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WSM, Wee., Wee. 2 2 2 3 ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) 6 5 5 O KANSAS/Fight Fire With Fire 16 12 5 O BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) (CBS) 17 4 3 5 ASIA/The Heat Goes On 13 7 3 ® MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature (Epic) (Geffen) 3 3 6 6 STRAY CATS/(She's) 2 2 1 3 MICHAEL SEMBELLO/Maniac (Casablanca/PolyGram) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) 5 6 7 7 ROBERT 25 20 11 Q BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) PLANT/Other Arms (Atlantic) 20 11 8 JACKSON 21 14 10 o MEN WITHOUT HATS/The sefety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) O BROWNE/For A Rocker (Asylum) 12 11 6 6 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 21 O MODDY BLUES/Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PG) 19 13 8 o ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) 9 10 9 10 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Atlantic) 1 1 2 8 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) 14 13 13 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 23 21 16 o NAKED EYES/Promises, Promises (EMI America) 7 9 11 12 FIXX/One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 4 3 4 10 MEN AT WORK/It's A Mistake (Columbia) 12 12 10 13 LOVERBOY/Queen Of Broken Hearts (Columbia) 28 23 19 CD FRANK STALLONE/Far From Over (RSO/PolyGram) 19 14 14 (1: POLICE/Wrapped Around Your Finger (A&M) 18 16 15 Touch RICK SPRINGFIELD/Human (RCA) - - 25 MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) 9 9 9 13 CULTURE CLUB/I'll Tumble 4 Ya (Virgin/Epic) 4 7 12 16 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 31 26 22 AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) (D 28 24 16 17 ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Atlantic) 3 4 7 15 EURYTHMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) 37 23 18 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) 40 32 25 SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 31 25 20 DIO/Rainbow In The Dark (WB) 24 22 21 LAURA BRANIGAN/How Am I Supposed To Live... (Atlantic) (iD 22 17 17 20 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.../Pride And Joy (Epic) 5 5 12 18 DONNA SUMMER/She Works Hard For The Money (Mercury/PG) - - 36 BIG COUNTRY/Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram) 8 8 14 19 HUMAN LEAGUE/(Keep Feeling) Fascination (Virgin/A&M) 13 15 15 22 LOVERBOY/Strike Zone (Columbia) 35 27 23 STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) e 46 37 26 ELVIS COSTELLO.../Everyday I Write The Book (Columbia) - 40 31 POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) e 50 43 31 DANNY SPANOS/Hot Cherie (Epic) 29 25 24 ® SHALAMAR/Dead Giveaway (Solar/Elektra) a 43 34 22 25 CONEY HATCH/First Time For Everything 6 6 13 23 QUARTERFLASH/Take Me To Heart (Geffen) (Mercury/PG) 18 18 19 26 POLICE/Synchronicity II 37 34 28 ELTON JOHN/Kiss The Bride (Geffen) (A&M) - 58 AC/DC/Flick 38 31 27 JEFFREY OSBORNE/Don't You Get So Mad (A&M) Of The Switch (Atlantic) 42 41 39 17 17 20 26 TACO/Puttin' On The Ritz (RCA) G QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 10 10 17 27 DAVID BOWIE/China Girl (EMI America) 35 29 24 29 STEVIE NICKS/Enchanted (Modern/Atco) 55 44 33 BILLY 15 15 18 28 JOURNEY/After The Fall (Columbia) ` JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) - 37 34 m GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) 39 35 32 e LITTLE RIVER BAND/You're Driving Me Out Of My Mind (Capitol) 38 35 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Atlantic)

7 18 26 32 STEVIE NICKS/Stand Back (Modern/Atco) ao SHEENA EASTON/Telefone (Long Distance...) (EMI America) 39 36 JUICE NEWTON/Tell Her No (Capitol) 1 1 o POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) BREAKER FIXX/One Thing Leads io Another (MCA) 3 2 2 Q ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) BREAKER e TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 4 4 3 Q ROBERT PLANT/The Principle Of Moments (Atlantic) BREAKER ifj K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) 6 5 4 Q JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) BREAKER e KINKS/Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) - 9 6 0 HEART/Passion Works (Epic) BREAKER( MADNESS/It Must Be Love (Geffen) 2 3 5 6 LOVERBOY/Keep It Up (Columbia) (Threshold/PolyGram) BREAKER Qj MOODY BLUES/Sitting At The Wheel 8 8 7 Q KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS) STRAY CATS/Rant n' Rave N&A Begins on Page 70 BREAKER O (EMI America) 7 6 8 9 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) 5 7 9 10 FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) Adult/4lontemporary BREAKER MOODY BLUES/The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) 13 11 10 12 TALKING HEADS/Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) 3 3 2 LAURA BRANIGAN/How Am I Supposed... (Atlantic) o 15 ® AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) 2 1 1 2 MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature (Epic) 14 13 12 14 DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) 7 4 3 BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) o 28 20 14 15 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Rhythm At All (Arista) Of Youth (Backstreet/MCA) 11 7 4 Q AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing 32 25 17 ELVIS COSTELLO.../Punch The Clock (Columbia) 1 2 5 5 RITA COOLIDGE/All Time High (A&M) 16 12 13 17 STEVIE RAY VAUGHN.../Texas Flood (Epic) 23 17 11 O GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) End (A&M) 23 19 16 18 DIO/Holy Diver (WB) 21 16 12 o SERGIO MENDES/Rainbow's (WB) 21 22 19 QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) 17 12 9 O JENNIFER WARNES/Nights Are Forever 30 26 20 e BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) 27 19 14 o SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 31 29 21 CONEY HATCH/Outa Hand - 26 18 K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) ® (Mercury/PolyGram) e Me 'Til The Mornin' Comes (Columbia) 36 34 27 DANNY SPANOS/Passion In The Dark (Epic) 4 5 7 11 PAUL ANKA/Hold a 9 10 11 6 6 6 12 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) 23 DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) 16 14 13 HERB ALPERT/Garden Party (A&M) 17 21 18 24 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB)

22 18 17 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Baby, What About You (WB) 12 15 22 25 QUARTERFLASH/Take Another Picture (Geffen)

8 8 8 15 S. ROBINSON & B. MITCHELL/Blame It On Love (Tamla/Motown) 25 24 25 26 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Living In Oz (RCA) 10 10 10 16 MEN AT WORK/It's A Mistake (Columbia) BREAKER ® ANIMALS/Ark (IRS/A&M) 26 22 20 RONNIE MILSAP/Don't You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) 15 18 23 28 ZEBRA/Zebra (Atlantic) - 27 22 P. BRYSON & R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) BREAKER a MICHAEL STANLEY.../You Can't Fight... (EMI America) 13 16 America/PolyGram) 15 19 F.R. DAVID/Words (Carrere 35 32 a ELTON JOHN/Too Low For Zero (Geffen) 5 9 15 20 AMERICA/The Border (Capitol) 39 36 e BREAKS/The Breaks (RCA) Love You (MCA) 30 23 LEE GREENWOOD/Somebody's Gonna 10 14 28 32 CHARLIE/Charlie (Mirage/Atco) 26 BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) - o 18 17 24 33 DFX2/Emotion (MCA) BREAKER JUICE NEWTON/Tell Her No (Capitol) 37 Q ERIC MARTIN BAND/Sucker For A Pretty Face (Elektra) 28 24 KINKS/Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) - 11 16 26 35 JOAN JETT.../Album (Blackheart/MCA) 9 11 19 25 LOUISE TUCKER/Midnight Blue (Arista) ( DEBUT ) a BONNIE TYLER/Faster Than The Speed Of Night (Col.) - 29 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) a 27 32 34 37 BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) BREAKER EDDIE RABBITT/You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) ® 29 27 29 38 PRISM/Beat Street (Capitol) 12 15 21 28 TACO/Puttin' On The Ritz (RCA) 20 28 33 39 JOE WALSH/You Bought It-You Name It (Full Moon/WB) BREAKER BEE GEES/Someone Belonging To Someone (RSO/PolyGram) G 1 DEBUT Q HELIX/No Rest For The Wicked (Capitol) BREAKER e COMMODORES/Only You (Motown) Page 69 N&A Begins on Page 65 N&A Begins on