034.1622

t,0916 tra 'AZIO zanoo oranzs SQUOD3U YWUN3 rtr Q700 E'ofiz A-nv a3zInx7Nnt a08 -ora

SINGLES SLEEPERS ALBUMS DI4NA ROSS, "IT'S MY TURN" (prod. by RUPERT HOLMES, "MORNING MAN" BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, "THE RIV- 40, Masser) (writers: Masser -Sager) (prod. by Holmes) (writer: ER." The fever has setin: AOR (Colgems-EMI / Prince St., MCA Holmes) (WB/The Holmes Line, stationspouncedonthislong- AI ASCAP/Unichappell & Begonia RECORDS ASCAP) (3:42). Last year, Holmes' awaited double LP like a pack of Melodies, BMI)(3:53).Rossis giftforstory -tellinghitpaydirt hungry wolves last week. Brimming

hotter than ever with two smash with "Escape . . ." and "Him." with American rock 'n' roll imagery singles & a hit LP. This dramatic Here's another chapter for every- (especially the vehicular kind), it's theme from the film soundtrack man with studied lyrics & a drive - on the platinum road. Columbia PC2 is another winner. Motown 1496. time hook. MCA 51019. 36854 (15.98). AR SUPPLY, "EVERY WOMAN IN THE THE JIM CARROLL BAND, "PEOPLE WHO TALKINGHEADS, "REMAIN IN WORLD" (prod. by Porter-Mas- DIED" (prod. by McGrath -Clear - LIGHT." Producer Brian Enore- lin) (writers: Bugatti-Musker) mountain) (writer: Carroll)(Earl mains,butTalkingHeadshave (Pendulum/Unichappell, BMI) McGrath/JimCarroll,ASCAP) taken on new musical contributors (3:25). With the honeyed harmo- (3:43).Carrollhasagripping and a novelrhythmicapproach niesofRussellHitchcock& street rap that, driven by manic that won'tfailto attract attenion Graham Russell serving a heart- rhythm rock, resurrects his indance clubsandatdiversely warming hook, this balladis a drugged, diseased, confused formatted radio stations. Sire SRK top 10 cinch. Arista 0564. teenage friends. Atco 7314. 6095 (WB) (7.98). EDDIERABBITT,"ILOVE ARAINY JIMMY BUFFET, "HELLO TEXAS" (prod. DELBERT McCLINTON, "THE NIGHT" (prod.by Malloy) by Buffett) (writers: Collins - JEALOUS KIND." A progressive - (writers: Rabbitt-Stevens-Malloy) Campbell)(BeefBaron/Lively, countryrockerfrom wayback, BMI) (2:33). Songs like this hell - McClinton, with the help of pro- (DebDave/Briarpatch, BMI) asyum (3:08). Clap your hands, get up raiser explain the "Urban Cow- dbcer Barry Beckett, puts a Muscle and dance to this rockabilly-in- boy" LP's 6 -month domination of Shoals edge tothisalbum. The spired shaker straight from the the charts. Guitar and harmonica result is a hybrid blend of country, '50s.It follows his top 5 "Drivin' eruptions fuel Buffett's craft. Full blues, rock and soul. Capitol/MSS My Life Away." Elektra 47066. Moon/Asylum 47073. ST12115 (7.98). DR. HOOK, "GIRLS CAN GET IT" (prod. EMILY, "MODERN GIRL" (prod.by O'- BILLY THORPE, "21ST CENTURY by Haffkine) (writer: Pearl) Loughlin)(writers: Bugatti-Mus- MAN." Allof the cuts on multi - (Michael O'Conners, BMI) (3:17). ker) (Pendulum / Unichappell, instrumentalist Thorpe's new album The veterancontingent has a BMI)(3:28).Thiscouldeasily (except for the rocking coda, "In new label and single fromits become an anthem for the ERA My Room,") are arranged around forthcoming"Rising"LP.Ray movement. Most likely,it will at- the science -fiction concept he in- Sawyer's colorful vocals will make tract widespread affection fromtroduced on his last LP, which ap- this a regular on pop -A/C -coun- pop -A/C programmers.Hand- proachedthe'-- dlevel.Elektra try radio. Casablanca 2314. shake 5303. 6E-294 (7.98).

AmericanRadioHistory.Com THE WAIT IS OVER. THE WANDERER IS HERE.

441#1141Wit 7-49/1gattr,

THE SINGLE THE ALBUM GHS 2000 GEF 49563

TM PRODUCED BY GIORGIO MORODER AND PETE BELLOTTE GEFFE\ RECORDS Susan Munoo Management Co.. Inc. Manufactured exclusively by Warner Bros. Records Inc. Summer Nights. Inc.

AmericanRadioHistory.Com / L 'LL L LIL/L1

OCTOBER 25, 1980 Video Dealers Expect Mandrell CMA Entertainer of theYear; Boom in Fourth Qtr. By SOPHIA MIDAS Jones, Harris Win Top Vocalist Awards NEW YORK-With the indus- By AL CUNNIFF officially known as the Grand Ole fivecategories, were named In- try's fourth, and busiest, quarter NASHVILLE-Barbara Mandrell Opry's 55th birthday celebration, strumental Group of the Year. Roy well underway, the nation's videowas named the Country Musicalso featured an appearance by Clark was chosen Instrumentalist software andhardwaredealers Association'sEntertainerof the actor Burt Reynolds. of the Year for the third time. are preparing for a holiday buy-Year Monday (13) and George Mandrell, 1979's Female Vocal- Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley, ing season that shows signs ofJones and Emmylou Harris were istof the Year, was speechless whose album yielding "Just Good01' unprecedentedprofits. named male and female vocalistsafter being named the 1980 En- Boys" was also nominated for a Predicting as much as a 100 per- of the year in the 14th Annual tertaineroftheYear.George CMA award, won Vocal Duo of cent increase in business over the Country Music Association awards Jones, who was performing at the theYearhonors,beatingout same sales period last year, some show. The CMA awards, present- NuggetinSparks, Nev.atthe four -time winners Conway Twitty dealersoptimisticallytold RW edin a slick 90 -minute showtime of the CMA show, none- and Loretta Lynn. that Christmas could mark the televised live from the Grand Oletheless earned two awards, for "coming of age" of the video in- The "Coal Miner's Daughter" Opry House, expressed a strongSingle of the Year ("He Stopped originalmotionpicture sound- dustry. leaningtoward "truecountry" Loving Her Today") and Male The factor which will be most track won Album of the Year artists in each of the 10 catego-Vocalist of the Year. The awards Honors. responsiblefor Bobby Braddockand spurringvideo ries. were Jones'firstin each categ- Curly Putman of Tree salesis Interna- the abundance of hot In addition to honoring coun- ory. tional product penned the Song of the scheduledforrelease tryartists,the CMA show also EmmylouHarris,named Fe- during the next few weeks, ac- Year, "He Stopped Loving Her named three new members of male Vocalist of the Year, accept- Today." cording to merchandisers. Susan the Country Music Hall of Fame,ed her award by cautioning her Hatfield, software buyer for the Johnny Cash, 1969's CMA En- and three winners of the CMA's band not to drink too much be- tertainer of the Year, was named west coast -based Nikolodeon DJ of the Year awards. The show, fore their upcoming concert date tothe Country MusicHallof outlet, explained: "Not only are which packed the 4400 -seat Opry inMinneapolis.ItwasHarris' the studios producing Fame. Also named were Connie more House, was followed by ana- first CMA award of any kind. B. Gay and the original Sons of films,buttheindustryis now tionally broadcast live, 90 -minute For the eighth time Mercury being serviced by two new sup- thePioneers.Gay, a country NBC network radio show. artists the Statler Brothers were broadcasting pliers, MGM andDisney. The pioneer,wasthe Co -hosted by Mac Davis andnamed the CMA's Vocal Group founding president of the CMA. consumer will have over 50 new Barbara Mandrell, the CMA show, of the Year. The Charlie Daniels (Continued on page 49) In accepting his award, Cash told the premiere event of DJ week,Band, who were nominatedin up-and-coming artists to "Do it your way-don't get caught in a Music Publishers React Negatively bag." Alsointroducedat the 1980 CMA awardsshow werethe To New RIAA RoyaltyProposal CMA's DJs of the Year:(small By BILL HOLLAND go up. case ... allofthis should have market) LeeShannon,WCCF, WASHINGTON-In a surprise Morris Abrams, counsel for the been presented in RIAA's direct Punta Gorda, Fla.; (medium mar- eleventh -hourmove,the Re- National Music Publishers react- case ... months ago.I move for ket)BobCole,KOKE, Austin, cording Industry Association ofed angrily to the proposal, which a rejection of the document ..." Texas; (large market) Larry Scott, America has made a new pro-was offered during a period set James Fitzpatrick, counsel for KRLD, Dallas, Texas. posalto the Copyright Royalty aside for rebuttal arguments. RIAA, told the Tribunal he was The awards show opened with Tribunal-no mechanical royalty "This is no more a rebuttal . . . surprised at Abrams' response-a dance production number fea- rate hike now, but possible ratethan our original proposal of last not because "it takes the wind turing music by Jimmy C. New- adjustments forpublishers andJune," he said. "There justisn't (Continued on page 49) (Continued on page 58) composers intwoyearsand time to deal with a brand new then five years,if record pricesproposal that deals with a new UNESCO Songwriting Winner i4, Record World safes inpinipix \ i\','"Alt. '

1 t` Albums 220.0 I'79 '80 Singles 200.0 180.0 2 160.0 - 140.0 1 20.0 - 100.0 - A 13 -year old Filipino girl, Odina E. Batnag, has won First Prize in UNESCO's world- 80.0 - wide "Children Helping Children" songwriting contest, chosen fromover one million 60.0 - entries submitted by youngsters in 57 participating countries all over the globe. The 40.0 Manila high school student, whose winning lyricistitled"I Am But A Small Voice,"

9/13 9/20 9/27 1014 10/11 10/18 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 1 111 10/18 is shown here at the UNESCO Press Conference to introduce the winner at the United Nations in New York, with,fromleft: Dou DouDienne, director, UNESCO Liaison The Record World Sales Index is based on a broad cross-section of quantitative sales data reported Office at the United Nations; Roger Whittaker, who made the final winning selection, to Record World from retailers, rack jobbers and one -stops across the country. The base figure for both wrote the music and recorded the song for RCA Records release as a commercial single; the singles and album indices is a smoothed average of these quantitative reports during periodsin June, 1979, with each weekly figure being a percentage increase or decrease on the base. The base and Bob Summer, president of RCA Records, which is donatingallprofits from the figure for both singles and albums is 100.0. disc to UNESCO Projects for the Education of Handicapped Children. Whittaker is also donating all royalties from the song to the UNESCO program.

3

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Music Division Helps WCI Post Record Third Quarter Results Page 28. A Record World survey of New NEW YORK - Warner Com- York City -based video facilities discovered munications Inc. has posted rec- 1700 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10019 an across-the-board increase in rock-related Phone: 1212) 765-5020 ord third quarter and nine -month PUBLISHER EDITOR IN CHIEF projects and the enthusiastic implementation resultsin revenues, net income BOB AUSTIN SID PARNES of expansion plans. This week RW takes an and earnings per share according SR. VICE PRESIDENT/MANAGING EDITOR inside look at the city's video studios as MIKE SIGMAN to a recently -published financial SR. VICE PRESIDENT/WEST COAST MGR. their owners prepare for what they feel will report. Earnings per share for the SPENCE BERLAND be a boom period in the field. third quarter of $1.11 were 28 PETER KEEPNEWS/SENIOR EDITOR MIKE VALLONE/ RESEARCH DIRECTOR percent above the previous rec- STEPHEN KLING/ART DIRECTOR ord of $.87 earned last year. Net DAVID McGEE/ASST. MANAGING EDITOR income of $31,900,000 was up Dome Berg/ Associate Research Director David Skinner/Associate Art Director Page 59. Country music's finest gathered 31 percentfrom$24,342,000; Sophia Midas/Assistant Editor in Nashville last week for the Country Music thirdquarter revenues rose to Joseph lanello/Assistant Editor $527,673,000 from $396,613,000. Jeffrey Poisch/Assistant Editor Association's annual awards presentation. Phil DiMauro/Assistant Editor This year's big winners were Barbara Man-. Forthenine -month period Carl Skiba/Assistant Research Editor drell (Entertainer of the Year) and Georgeended September 30,earnings Greg Brodsky/Assistant Research Editor Ben Liemer/Assistant Editor Jones and Emmylou Harris (Male and Fe- per share were $3.24, up 18 per- Ken Smikle/Block Music Editor male Vocalists of the Year). This week's is- cent from $2.74. Net income of Joyce Reitzer Panzer/Production sue provides editorial and photo coverage Speight Jenkins/Classical Editor $92,499,000 showed an increase Brian Chin/Discotheque Editor of the event. of 23 percent from $75,352,000; Bill Holland/Washington Correspondent

revenues for the nine -month pe- riod rose to $1,404,618,000 from Sian Soifer/Advertising Sales WEST COAST $1,179,888,000. SAM SUTHERLAND JACK FORSYTHE departments As expected, WCI's Atari com- WEST COAST EDITOR MARKETING DIR. pany grew substantiallyin the Samuel Graham/Associate Editor Disco Pages 22, 35 Tarry Droltz/Production A/C Chart Page 40 period,but, according to WCI Louisa Westisrlund/Asst. Research Editor Page 22 Disco File chairman Steven J. Ross, the Re- 6255 Sunset Boulevard Album Airplay Disco File Top 50 Page 35 Hollywood, Calif. 90028 Report Pages 32-33 Discotheque Hit corded Music division was also Phone: (213) 465-6126 Parade Page 22 "responsible forWCI'sthird NASHVILLE Album Chart Page 42 quarter operating income." The TOM RODDEN Gospel Pages 56-57 VICE PRESIDENT Album Picks Page 14 Recorded Music and Music Pub- SOUTHEASTERN MANAGER International Pages 50-51 lishing division had a 20 percent Al CunnIff/Southeastern Editor Black Oriented England Page 50 increase in operating income, ac- Marie Ratliff/Research Editor Music Pages 45-46 England's Top 25 Page 51 Margie Barnett/Assistant Editor Picks of the Week Page 45 50 cording to the report. The divi- 49 Music Square West Black Oriented sion's revenues also increased by Nashville, Tenn. 37203 Phone: (615) 329-1111 Singles Chart Page 46 Jazz LP Chart Page 48 20 percent to $199,761,000 for the quarter. LATIN AMERICAN OFFICE Black Oriented Latin American Pages 54-56 THOMAS FUNDORA Page 45 Album Chart Album Picks Page 54 SR. VICE PRESIDENT Black Music Report Page 45 3120 W. 8th Ave., Hialeah, Fla. 33012 Hit Parade Page 55 RCA Posts Record Phone: (305) 821.7900 Classical Page 38 Nuestro Rincon Page 54 ENGLAND VAL FALLOON Radio Action Page 56 Manager Coast Page 18 Sales and Earnings Suite 22/23, Lengharn House Nashville 308 Regent Street London WI Country Pages 59-71 Report Page 60 For Third Quarter Phone: 01 580 1486 Country Album JAPAN New York, N.Y. Page 16 NEW YORK-RCA has posted ORIGINAL CONFIDENCE Chart Page 68 CBON Ouiten Building Radio recordthirdquarterearnings 18-12 Roppongl 7-chome Country Album Picks Page 64 Mlnatoku, Tokyo Country Hot Line Page 60 Marketplace Pages 52-53 and recordsales and earnings GERMANY Country Picks of the for a nine -month period, accord- JIM SAMPSON Radio World Page 34 Liebherrstrasse 19 Week Page 58 ing to a recently -published finan- 8000 Muenchen 22, Germany Phone: (089) 22 77 46 Country Singles Retail Report Page 41 cialreport.RCA's earnings for Telex: 05-216622 Chart Page 70 Retail Rap Page 40 the third quarter of 1980 were AUSTRALIA Country Singles up by 22 percent over those of PETER CONYNOHAM Singles Chart Page 31 P.O. Box 678, Crows Nest. N.S.W. Australia Picks Page 64 the same period of 1979.Net Phone: 2-92-6045 Cover Story Page 18 Singles Picks Page 12 FRANCE incomeforthethreemonths GILLES PETARD 8, Quai de Stalingrad, Boulogne 92, France land (non-exclusive). And Discos ended September 30, 1980 was Phone: 527-7190 Motown Sets New $80.4 million, or 84 cents per SPAIN Belter has thelabelfor Spain, JAVIER ALONSO where Motown waspreviously share, as against $66 million, or Res. Madrid-Parcela A Distribution Pacts Portal 2A-4to A with Ariola. 86 cents per share in the third Malachite:oda quarter of last year. Sales for the Madrid, Spain In European Markets Peter Prince said the competi- MEXICO nine -monthperiod were $1.99 VILO ARIAS SILVA LONDON-Peter Prince, VP of tion for Motown was intense and Apartado Postal 94.281 billion,comparedwith $1.83 Mexico 10, D.F. MotownInternational,hasan- though the relationship with EMI billion a year earlier. Phone: (905) 2941941 nounced new long-term agree- has alwaysbeenstrongand Earningsfor nine -month CIRCULATION DEPT. ments with independent compa- Prince acknowledged the support the MICHAEL MIGNON period were $236.2 million, as CIRCULATION MGR. nies in European territories, in all over the years, he stated that the 1697 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10019 compared with the previous high Phone: (212) 586-0913 but one case severing the long new European plans are right for RECORD WORLD (ISSN0034.1622) ISPUB- of $213.7 million achieved a year LISHED WEEKLY, EXCEPT TWO ISSUES COM- connection with EMI. today's market. BINEDIN ONE AT YEAR-END. SUBSCRIP- ago. TIONS: ONE YEAR U.S. AND CANADA -5110; EMI still has Motown for the AIR MAIL-$175; FOREIGN AIR MAIL-$185. Although the report did not SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT NEW U.K. and that deal is not yet up YORK, N.Y. AND AT ADDITIONAL MAILING Meyrowitz Exits ATI break down earnings in separate OFFICES. DEADLINE: NEGATIVES AND COPY for renewal. However, Bellaphon MUST BE IN NEW YORK BY 12 NOON FRIDAY. Postmaster: Please send Form 3579 to Record will now distribute in Germany, NEW YORK - Wally Meyro- RCA divisions, it did say that the World, 1697 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10019. ConsumerElectronicsDivision, Copyright ID 1980 by Austria and Switzerland (the lat- witz and ATI Equities, American RECORD WORLD PUBLISHING CO., INC. ter not exclusively). Vogue has TalentInternational, Ltd. and which includes the record divi- VOL 37, NO. 1735 signed with Motown for France, allsubsidiarycompanieshave sion, posted a "strong perform- Holland, Belgiumand Switzer - terminated their relationship. ance" in the third quarter.

4 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com TOM(' 01 G8orthargift Net11:0maxl 1980 10TH NOVEMBER ALBUMAVAILABLE

.W.;8.7.1041.117.6"g- Sob 3911161.'- 221"1"' Mow.. -

O

Gaudio Bob by Produced DIAMOND N BY SINGLE FIRST THE ROCKS" THE ON "LOVE

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Virgin Ends Dist. Deal With Atlantic, MCA Introduces DiscoVision Arm Signs Short -Term Pact with RSO Records With Pioneer, Magnavox Systems By JEFFREY PEISCH By SAM SUTHERLAND NEW YORK - Virgin Records by both groups. While he didn't LOS ANGELES - The allied ed Group and May Co. took full has officially terminateditsdis- say RSO had offeredVirgin a hardware and software interests page ads to toutavailability of tributionarrangement withAt- long-termlicensingagreement, behind MCA's DiscoVision opti- the system that same day. lantic Records and announced a he said that "we'd like to build cal videodisc used the system's Incommenting on plans for two -monthlicensing agreement Virgin Recordsinthe U.S. and formalintroductionto theLos catalogue development and soft - with RSO Records that will see grow together withthem. WeAngeles market as a focal point ware marketing, MCA executives RSO release LPs next week by think they are an incredible label for national rollout as chief ex- reiterated the more candid stance Virginartists XTC andIanGil- and we'd liketo see their acts ecutives from MCA, Inc., and its onrecent software manufactur- Ian. become major." Atlantic execu- MCA DiscoVision arm, Magnavox ing problems visiblesince the According to Richard Branson, tives could not be reached for and Pioneer convened Thursday reorganization of the effort under chairman of the Virgin Group of comment. (16) for a press conference. separate MCA DiscoVision and Companies, the deal with RSO Virgin'sdistributionarrange - Held at Womphopper's, a DiscoVision Associates arms. isatrialrelationship.Branson ment with Atlantic marked thejust -opened restaurant in MCA's MCA divisional senior vice presi- said that RSO is among three la- third time the label has struck a UniversalTourcomplexover- dent Norman Glenn, a veteran of bellthathaveoffered long - deal with an American company, looking corporateheadquarters, theprojectsinceitsinception range licensing deals to Virgin, anditssecond go -around with the gathering saw local and na-over eight years ago, inreview- and that if Virgin and RSO make Atlantic.Virgin'spreviousdeal tional trade and consumer press ing the currently available list of "goodpartners,an announce- was with CBS Records.In Eng- huddling with executives repre- "about 100titles,"notedthat ment will be forthcoming about land, Virgin has been an extreme - senting Magnavox's Magnavision those hurdles had been a major a more permanent deal." lysuccessful operation and hasplayer, Pioneer's compatible Las- inhibitorof cataloguebuilding, expanded into retail stores, stu- er Disc player and MCA's Disco-but that DiscoVision Associates Branson would not confirm or dios, publishing and night clubs. deny rumors that Virgin's New Vision software, manufactured (DVA)is now solving manufac- Thelabelsuccessfully recorded viathejoint -ventured turing problems. Yorkofficewould beclosed DiscoVi- the Sex Pistols, after two other sionAssociates,Inc.,ofCosta An updated MCA catalogue, down and that the American staff labels had broken contracts with would be cut from four workers Mesa, Cal. including a number of titles yet the band, and currently has close to be released, offered a total of to one or two. He said that the to a dozen albums on the British Due December 1 RSO staff would do the majority MCA DiscoVision president 142titles,includingtheatrical charts. While Virgin is seen as a films, music specials, TV movies, of the work on the two Virgin majorlabelintheU.K.,their Jim Piedler launched the confer- releasesbutthat Virgin would encebyreprisingthecurrent how-to and spectator sports pro - U.S. reputation has been that of grams, informational and educa- retaina "few key people who a new wave label. timetable for national rollout by will beworkingwithradio." December 1,at which point he tional titles, self-improvement Whatever the outcome ofthe promised players and discs would and religious/moral program - RSO relationship,Bransonsaid UA Music Ups Strick be available throughout the ming, and arts and music. that"there'sno questionthat II NEW YORK-Danny Strick has United States. Piedler also wel- Projected for release by year's there will remain a U.S. office for been named director of profes- comed MCA chairman Lew Was- end aredisc versions of"The VirginRecords,eitherinNew sionalactivities/westcoastfor serman and president Sid Shein- Blues Brothers," "Xanadu," "FM," York or Los Angeles." United Artists Music,it was an - berg, who attended the session and "Jesus Christ, Superstar," all instereo versions,underscoring Atlantic Relationship nounced by Harold Seider, presi- and conferred with reporters. dentofthemusicpublishing Distributionofplayers and what MCA vice president, mar - Commenting onVirgin's18- organization. Strick joined the UA discs here was heralded in print keting,BudO'Shea termed a monthdistributionrelationship Music professional staffin April media during the week, as such major commitment to exploiting withAtlanticRecords,Branson 1979. major retail firms as the Federat- theoptical disc system's stereo said, "We decided to come and capability, a majorsalespoint try as an independent in America initscompetitionagainstthe and, in essence, we failed for a forthcoming RCA contact -capaci- number of reasons. It was a ma- Ellmealtouts tance disc, which won't include jor risk in the first place and we two -channel sound initsinitial knew it. The deal with Atlantic market configuration. was only for distribution. Every Also due soon are music discs penny spent on promotion came Singles Albums on ABBA and Loretta Lynn, also fromus. We realizedthat we instereo. Other titlesare two were in danger of not doing the East: East: interactive discs designedto kind of jobs for our groups that Leo Sayer (Warner Bros.) Police (A&M) showcase the Magnavision and we should.Everyactcouldn't Pat Benatar (Chrysalis) Kool & The Gang (De-Lite) Laser Disc systems' random ac- have a hundred thousand dollar Kool & The Gang (De-Lite) Narada Michael Walden (Atlantic) cess and effects functions. MCA marketing budget." Olivia Newton -John & Jones Girls (Phila. Intl.) Cliff Richard (MCA) DiscoVision chief Fiedler said de - Bransonsaid thatRSOhas South: velopmentofinteractive pro - pledgedin "excess of $100,000 South: Police (A&M) gramming has become afocal inpromotion" for each of the Narada Michael Walden (Atlantic) effort, and noted the creation of Virgin/RSO releasesand that Leo Sayer (Warner Bros.) Jones Girls (Phila.Intl.) Optical Programming Associates RSO is "completely committed" Jimmy Hall (Epic) Kansas (Kirshner) earlier this year to create original to the records. Branson also said Don Williams (MCA) Midwest: videodisc programming as a ma - that RSO only has two of their Olivia Newton -John & Police (A&M) jor step toward building software own releases between now and Cliff Richard (MCA) Kool & The Gang (De-Lite) diversity, as well as highlighting Christmas and ina is therefore the specific advantages of an op- positionto concentrate on the Midwest: West: tical system. XTC and Ian Gillan records. Hall & Oates (RCA) Police (A&M) With mosttradeobservers Richard Fitzgerald, VP/GM for Leo Sayer (Warner Bros.) Kool & The Gang (De-Lite) agreeing thattheatricalfeatures Jackson Browne (Asylum) Narada Michael Walden (Atlantic) RSO Records, told Record World Kansas (Kirshner) will be the initial market "loco- that his labelis "ecstatic" about motive," much asit was for the having XTC and Gillan (the group) West: largestvideocassettemarketers, on the label. Fitzgerald confirmed MCA corporate president Shein- Hall & Oates (RCA) that RSO plans to give consider- Leo Sayer (Warner Bros.) berg envisioned a 90 -day "win- able support to upcoming tours Pat Benatar (Chrysalis) (Continued on page 48)

6 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com 3<" VA's?,1--c--1 tOt Vy

taw MO Iitiar401 r°Pe#/1/1/0),4 .odit OZI(Per 416Tt Wet& SP 4831 Includes the single "De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da" AM 2275 Gi4.1.eadfifNciee".41/fliditar Management: Miles Copeland Agency: FBI ©1980ASIARecords, Inc. All Rights Reserved

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Morrison, Cross Keys Nab ASCAP Honors BMI Honors Writers and Publishers NASHVILLE-An audienceof Multiple publisher award NASHVILLE-Broadcast Music, Unichappell Music, Inc. Al Gallico approximately 800 topsong- winners were: Almo Music Inc. awarded citations of achieve- Music Corp., Algee Music Corp., writers,musicpublishersand Corp., April Music Inc., Bellamy ment Tuesday (14) to 122 writers American Cowboy Music Co., Be- other industry notables gathered Bros. Music, Blendingwell Musicand 72 publishers of 88 songs in gonia Melodies,Inc.,Briarpatch attheMaxwellHousehotel Inc.,BlueQuillMusic,Chap- recognition of popularity as meas- Music, Careers Music, Inc., Chin- here for the 18th annual country pell Music, Famous Music Corp., ured by broadcast performances nichap Publishing, Inc., Debdave music awardsbanquetofthe Bobby Goldsboro Music, Happyfrom April 1, 1979 to March 31, Music, Inc., Duchess Music Corp., American Society of Composers, Sack Music,T.B. Harms Co.,1980. The awards were made at Hallnote Music, Hat Band Music, Authors, andPublishers.Presi- HoneytreeInc.,I'veGot Theceremonies hosted here by BMI Irving Music, Inc., Malkyle Music dent HalDavid, together with Music Co., Jobete Music Co. Inc., president Edward M. Cramer and Co., and Mullet Music Corp. each southern regional executive Keca Music Inc., Merilark Music FrancesPreston,VPofBMI's took two citations. directorConnieBradley,pre- Inc.,Milene MusicInc.,Music Nashville's office. Ten of the songs honored by BMI were presented with citations sented plaqueshonoring113 City Music Inc., Sailmaker Winners of the 11th annual Ro- marking previous awards. A sev- ASCAP songs, 24 of which were MusicInc.,Sabal MusicInc., bert J.Burton Award were writ- enth -year award was presented to number 1 on country charts this Southern Nights Music Co., ers David Malloy, Randy McCor- mick,Eddie "Help Me Make It Through the year. UnitedArtistsMusic Co.Inc., RabbittandEven (Continued on Page 58) The ASCAP presentations fol-Warner Bros. Music Corp. and Stevens and publishers Briarpatch Music and Debdave Music, Inc. lowed ontheheelsofthe Welbeck Music Corp. forthe song "Suspicions." The prominence achieved by ASCAP President Hal David intro- Burton Award, honoring the late Platinum March award inthe duced the program, comment- winners 1980 BMI president, is presented each Grammy, CMA, NSAI, Dove, and ing, "Over the years, our mem- year to the writers and publishers NMPA awards. bers have won 110 of the 134 of the most performed BMI coun- Saluted as the ASCAP countryOscars that have been awarded try song of the year. songwriter of the year was Bobformusic, thelion'sshareof Theleadingcountrywriter - Morrison, with seven individual Broadway's Tony awards, 17 award winners, with three songs ASCAP awards. Honored as the Pulitzer prizes, rooms and rooms each, were Kye Fleming, Merle fullofEmmys,and ASCAP country publisher of the hundreds Haggard, BobMcDill,Dennis year was Cross Keys Publishing, and hundreds of Grammys.In Morgan, and Sonny Throckmor- Inc.,with 13 individual ASCAP Nashville, we are greater than ton. Winners of two awards were awards. ever. Our writers have steadily Joe Allen, Bobby Braddock, Char- Other multiple songwriterswept the Country Music Asso- lie Daniels, Stephen Dorff, Chuck ciation,Dove, winners at theASCAPcere- NashvilleSong- Howard, DavidMalloy, Barry moniesincluded: David Bel- writers Association International,Mann, Steve Pippin, Curly Put- Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac leads the lamy, Rory Bourke, Kim Carnes, and the National Music Publish- man, Eddie Rabbitt, Don Reid, USC Trojan Marching Band during half- Don Cook, Jim Croce, Rodney ers Association Awards." Harold Reid, Carole Bayer Sager, time activitiesat the school's Homecom- Crowell, Bobby Fisher, Jerry Connie Bradley spoke of ing football game against Arizona State and Even Stevens. University. Mick Fleetwood plays the bass Foster, Randy Goodrum, Debbie ASCAP's steadily increasing chart Tree Publishing Co., Inc. was drum. Lindsey Buckingham (not pictured) Hupp, Bucky Jones, Dave Kirby, activity resulting from the the leading publisher -award win- conducted the Band from atop a 15 -foot Richard Leigh, Sam Lorber, Brent talents of both established andner with 11 citations, followed by ladder overlooking the proceedings. Nicks Maher, later presented the band with a platinum CharlesQuillen, Eddy newer members. "As more andHouse Of Gold Music, Inc. and album for their contribution to thetitle Raven,Bud Reneau,BillRice, more writers and publishers Pi -Gem Music, Inc., with six each, track of Fleetwood Mac's album "Tusk." John Schweers, Jeff Silbar, understand the ASCAP story and Screen Gems -EMI Music, Inc. Sonny Throckmorton, Jim here, more and more will wantand the Welk Music Group with Weatherly, and Johnny Wilson. ASCAPhitswere performed four each. WEA Names Mount throughout the evening by Bill Winners of three citations were L.A. Sales Manager to become members," she said. Acuff -Rose Publications, Inc., Peso (Continued on Page 58) LOS ANGELES-Brent Gordon, Selsky Named Music, Shade Tree Music, Inc. and Los Angeles branch manager for Almo/Irving VP the Warner / Elektra / Atlantic SESAC Presents Top Country Awards Corp.,has announced the ap- LOS ANGELES-Ira Selsky has pointment ofDavid Mount as NASHVILLE - On Thursday, ain's been appointed vice president of all-timefavoritecountry Los Angeles sales manager. Oct. 16, SESAC presented 10 top music record.Inaccepting the business affairs for Almo & Irving awards for musical excellence to A 16 -year veteran of the rec- Music and Rondor International, award Pride said, "I've been do- some of country music's leadinging this song in my stage act for ord industry, Mount started out the publishing arms of A&M Rec- artists,writers,publishers,and over 10 years and it's a great fa- in1964withtheJ.L. Marsh ords. (Pickwick) organization as a music usersatits16th annual vorite of mine, too. I had a hit awards presentation at the Wood- single with it in America back in salesclerkbeforebeingpro- mont Country Club inFranklin, 1968 butit was never released motedtostore'managerand Tenn. as a singleinBritainuntilthis thendistrictmanagerinthe More than 500 industry lead- year, although it had been around Musicland chain. From 1968 to ers,including recordingartists, in album form." 1977, he was a branch manager songwriters, music publishers, "Crystal Chandeliers" won for J.L. Marsh/Heilicher Bros. in and music executives joinedin SESAC's "International Award" in four markets:Denver, Chicago, the licensing firm's salute toits 1971 and was elected to SESAC's Miami and Los Angeles. Mount writers and publishers. Hall of Fame in 1977. In winning joined WEA as the Los Angeles Highlight theB.B.C.listener'spollover marketing coordinator in 1977. such all-timehitsas Don Wil- The highlight of the evening liams "You're My Best Friend," Ira Selsky was the presentation of a special Dolly Parton's "Jolene," "I Walk NYU To Honor Leslie Selsky comes to Almo/Irving/ International Award to RCA re-the Line" by Johnny Cash, "Lu- NEW YORK - Cy Leslie, the Rondor from Warners Bros. Rec- cording artist Charley Pride forcille" by Kenny Rogers, and "El president of CBS Video Enter- ords, where he served as director his recording of "Crystal Chande-Paso" by Marty Robbins, among prises, will be honored by New of business affairs. Previously, he liers," written by Ted Harris and others, the song established itself YorkUniversitywiththefirst had been generalattorney for published by Harbot Music, as an international country music "CreativeLeadershipinMusic ABC Records and its various mu- which was singled out as a clear classic. Business" award at a dinner at sic publishing affiliates and a staff winner in B.B.C. Radio -2's recent The evening's other top award theUniversityonWednesday, attorney for United Artists Music. nationwidepollasGreatBrit- (Continued on page 60) November 5.

8 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com HIS LONG-AWAITED DEBUT ALBUM ON WARNER BROS. RECORDS & TAPES STEPHEN BISHOP 1-11DCAB TO MANHATTAN.33) FEATURING THE S NGLE "SEND A LITTLE LOVE" (WBS 49595), "THE BIG HOUSE" and "LET HER GO:' Produced by Mike Mainieri and Tcmmy LiPuma. Management: Trudy Green ON. Give the gift of

AmericanRadioHistory.Com San Francisco's Solid Smoke Records NARAS in New York CBS Branch Pulls Ads Sets MVP Awards In Springsteen Leak R&B Lovers Turn Hobby Infoa Business NEW YORK-The New York By BRIAN CHIN By JEFFREY PEISCH Chapter of the National Academy NEW YORK - Amid the ex- NEW YORK-This week, Solid was a new and small label, Tee ofRecordingArts&Sciences pected flurry of cease -and -desist Smoke Records willreleaseits said, they encountered alot of (NARAS) willpresent itsannual orders served to halt pre-release eighthrecordinthreeyears, logistical problems, and "by the MVP Awards at Ted Hook's Back- airplay of the new Bruce Spring - James Brown's "Live and Low- time we actually got the record stage next Monday (27). teen album, "The River," at least down at the Apollo, Volume 1." out, the market was flooded with The MVP Awards were created onelocal CBS branchhasre- The LP, recorded at New York's picturediscs.If we gotitout forthe Academy by the New sponded with moreextreme Apollo Theatre and originally re- when we first had the idea, we YorkChapter tohonorstudio measures, by cancelling CBS and leased on the King label in 1962, would have been the first com- musicians. Emcee Margaret Whit- Epicadvertisingtime onChi- ing will join presenters Roberta has been out of print for over mercial picdisc on the market." cago's WMET, accordingto a ten years andisa valued item Tee added that the Holly record Flack,Dr. John, Pepper Adams, WMET spokesman. among collectors and R&B en- is a steady seller. Arif Mardin and other artistsin WMET PD Tom Teuber insisted thusiasts.Solid Smoke licensed honoring the following group of The Sheppards and Brown rec- that, despite reported claims by the record from Polydor Records, ords proved to be much easier nominees voted as finalists: which owns Brown's entire cata- projects. The Sheppards recorded Trumpet-John Faddis, Randy midwest regional VP Jim Scully that the airplay leak cost Colum- logue. singlesfor severalsmalllabels Brecker, John Gatchell, Lew Sol - bia $40,000 in sales through home "Liveand Lowdownatthe between 1959 and 1962;theiroff; Trombone-WayneAndre, Apollo, VolumeI"fitsinwell entire catalogue was owned by Urbie Green, Dave Taylor; Tuba-taping, "the punishment doesn't with the rest of the Solid Smoke theirproducer/managerBunky Howard Johnson, Don Butterfield, fit the crime." According to PD catalogue. Thefirstrecord on Sheppard. Solid Smoke contacted Tony Price; Soprano Sax-George Teuber,"we bentoverback- wards" to prevent taping of the the label was a reissue of "The Sheppard and bought the masters Young, Ray Beckenstein, Bob Original Rock and Roll Trio," by outright. Wilber; Alto Sax-Dave Sanborn, albums from WMET's air. "There pre -promotionofthe Johnny and Dorsey Burnette. The Thedecisiontoreleasethe George Young, Phil Bodner; Ten- was no labelhas alsoreleasedrecords James Brown record came as anor Sax-MichaelBrecker, Dave broadcast," hesaid,and "we by Buddy Holly, Roy Loney, and, "inspiration," according to Tee,Tofani, Phil Bodner, Ronnie Cu- talked all over it ... an MD from most recently, the doo-wop/soul several months ago when he and ber, Pepper Adams; French Horn another stationpaidus aleft- group, the Sheppards. Solid Arbunich were listeningto the-Jimmy Buffington, PeterGor- handed compliment: they were Smoke hasn't made any money record. Tee said that hisinitialdon, John Clark;Flute-Hubert hopingto tape (andreuse)it on any of their releases thus far, offer to Polydor was turned down Laws, Harvey Estrin, Phil Bodner; themselves, but we made itim- and although the James Brown but that the major was "very co- Oboe-George Marge, Romeo possible." record should turn a profit,it's operative" in working out a deal Penque, Phil Bodner; Clarinet- Promotionalcopiesof"The unlikely to make an appearance that both parties could live with. EddieDaniels; Bassoon-Wally River" shipped to radio stations in the top 100. Many R&B enthusiasts have criti- Kane, John Campo, Karl Porter; included aletteraddressedto Although Solid Smoke's prin- cized Polydor over the years forOrgan-Dick Hyman, Paul Griffin, program directors from CBS Rec- cipals, Rico Tee and Marty Arbu- not reissuing Brown's earlier rec- Richard Tee; Harp-Margaret ordspresidentBruceLundvall, nich,wouldliketoseetheir ords, but Tee said that "it's not Ross, Gloria Agostini, Gene specifically dealing with the is- projects become profitable, the importantwhythey(Polydor) Bianco;AcousticPiano - Frank sue:" I would like to make labelisclearly a labor of love. haven't released the record. Owens, Pat Rebillot; Electric Key- a personal request that you re- Tee and Arbunich own a record We're just happy to be putting boards-Pat Rebillot, Paul Griffin, frain from playing the entire al- store in San Francisco that spe- out a record that is so good and Don Grolnick; Synthesizer-Ken bum, or major portions of it, with- cializesinoldies and collecta- meaningful." Bichel, Suzanne Ciani, Ed Walsh; out commercial breaks. The sales bles. "We're R&B and rockabilly Tee is quick to point out that Acoustic Guitar-Jan Berliner, which would belost ... would enthusiasts," Tee told RW on the he's not only interested in oldies. Bob Rose, Bucky Pizzarelli, David hurt not only Columbia Records phone from SanFranciscore- Two of Solid Smoke's releases Spinoza, Jeff Layton; Electric Gui- but also Bruce Springsteen and cently. "We kept finding all these have been by Roy Loney, former tar-Vinnie Bell,Jeff Layton,El- the E Street Band (and) the AFM." great oldrecords that no one guitarist and songwriter for theliot Randall; Violin-Gene Orloff, WMET MD Dave Benson remark- knew about, and we decided to Flamin' Groovies. The label hasDavid Nadien, A. Sanford Allen; ed that the station had, except start putting them out." alsoreleased a noveltydisco Viola - Al Brown, Emmanuel for the early date, "in fact, com- After releasing the Johnny and song, "Be a Believer in Giant Fe - Vardi,HaroldColetta;Cello-plied with the letter," calling at- Dorsey Burnette record, Tee and Fever," a tribute to the baseball JesseLevy,Charles McCracken, tention to commercials and intro/ Arbunich decidedtoreleasea team. Tee said that in the future JonathanAbramowitz;Acoustic outro patter used inthe course picture disc of select Buddy Hol- Solid Smoke willunveila new Bass-John Beal, Ron Carter, Miltof airing "The River." lysongs from the Coralcata- label, War BrideRecords,de- Hinton, George Duvivier; Electric logue. But because Solid Smoke voted exclusively to new artists. Bass-Marcus Miller, Anthony ABC-TV Signs Anderson Jackson, Neil Jason; Drums-Steve Gadd, Buddy Williams, Jommie As 'One Life' Regular Backstage with 'Barnum' Young, Richard Crooks;Percus- II NEW YORK - Jackie Smith, sion-Ralph MacDonald, Jim VP of daytime programming for Maelen, George Devens;Misc. ABC-TV, has announced the Instruments - Toots Thielmans, signing of Grand Ole Opry star George Marge; BackupSingers BillAndersontoappearas a (male)-Luther VanDross, Kenny featuredregularon thenet- Karen; Backup Singers (female)- work's daytime series "One Life LindaNovember, PattiAustin, to Live." Cissy Houston,Marlene Ver- Anderson, who recently host- planck. ed "OneLife" stars Wayne MasseyandMaryGordon in Dr. Hook Inks their first Opry appearance, will be featured in as many segments With Casablanca as his tour schedule and "Back- LOS ANGELES - Casablanca stage" Opry TV tapingsallow, Bruce Lundvall, president, CBS Records Division, recently visited Jim Dale, star of the Records president Bruce Bird has according to Smith. the Broadway musical "Barnum," to present him with a copy of Columbia Records' announced thesigningofDr. Andersonistentatively set to recentlyreleased original cast recording of the show. Pictured backstage at the St. James Theatre are, from left: Cy Coleman, composer and co -producer of the album; Hook to an exclusive long-term begin "One Life" tapings Nov. Dale; Lundvall; and Mickey Eichner, vice president, national ASR, Columbia Records. recording contract. 11-13 in New York City.

10 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com 411')46 0 AmericanRadioHistory.Com PRINCE. DIRTY MIND. Featuring the single "Uptown"(wBs49559) Produced, arranged, compoEed & performed by Prince His New Album.On Warner Bros. Records & Tapes BSK 3478 Management & Direction: Cavallo, Ruffalo and Fargnoli. Givethegift of music. L. Record World L -2-1c:1

ROCKPILE-Col 1-11388 CAROLYNE MAS-Mercury THE BABYS-Chrysalis 2467 GEORGE THOROGOOD AND THE DESTROYERS-Rounder 76076 TURN AND WALK AWAY TEACHER TEACHER (prod. (prod. by Olsen) 4536 not listed) (writers: HE'S SO COOL (prod. by Burgh) (writer: Mas) (writers: Waite -Cain) Pickett -Phillips) BOTTOM OF THE SEA (Eggs and Coffee and (Paperwaite/ (Aviation) (2:35) (prod. by Thorogood) Music/Chappel I, Cainstreet/Hudson (writer: Morganfield) ASCAP) Bay, BMI) (3:10) The toosely-knit quartet's grow- (ARC, BMI) (3:26) ing legionof fanswillrejoice 1979 produced a host of young The L.A.-based quintet had two with thereleaseofthistrack woman rockers and Mas' debut AOR is already in love with this top 20 hits last year and they're from the forthcoming "Seconds LP-fullof compelling, original cut from the forthcoming "More Of Pleasure" LP-their first as a songs-made themost -promis- back with another surefire AOR- George Thorogood And The De- group.NickLowe's vocals-in inglabela well -deserved one. pop smash. Vocalist John Waite stroyers" LP. As usual, the com- Dave leadand harmony with On this initial cut from her fol- isonce againinthe spotlight, binationofhisabrasive vocals Edmunds-create much ofthe low-up"HoldOn" LP, she while WallyStocker'spiercing and crazed guitar leads is spell- excitement the bandis famous shows continuedgrowth asa riffsare as refreshing as for generatinginconcert. The writer and more pizazz as a gui- guitar binding. A unrelenting rhythm relentlessrhythmandchorus tarist/rocker.It'stough AOR- they are ear -catching. From the pulse drives home the threaten- hook have top 20 appeal. pop fare. forthcoming "On The Edge" LP. ing theme with no frills.

CHICAGO-Col 1 1-1 1376 LINDA CLIFFORD-RSO/Curtom DYNASTY-Solar 12127 (RCA) SONG FOR YOU (prod. by Dowd) 1053 DO ME RIGHT (prod. by Sylvers III) Pop (writers: Shelby -Beard) (Spectrum VII/ (writer: Cetera) (Double Virgo, ASCAP) SHOOT YOUR BEST SHOT (prod. by (3:39) Hayes) (writers: Hayes -Hayes) Mykinda, ASCAP) (3:59) CLIMAX BLUES BAND-WB Forget the scorching guitar (Rightsong, EMI) (3:48) Nidra Beard (who co -wrote) and 49605 breaks and brassyhorncharts Swinging strings and an irresisti- Linda Carriere share the spotlight GOTTA HAVE MORE LOVE (prod. by thatusuallygracethisunit's ble hook make thislatest from on this lavish vocal workout. The Ryan) (writers: Guidry-Guidry-Silbar) records.This pretty balladfea- Linda pure dynamite. Co -written percussion -cladrhythmisright (World Song/Bobby Goldsboro, ASCAP) it's for dancing and the vocal blend (3:27) tures RobertLamm's delicate by Isaac & Mignon Hayes, Peter Haycock's lead vocals arevocals and Chris Pinnick's intri- destined for pop success. is medicine for the ears. center -stage as he tells of a man cate guitar work. SWEAT BAND-Uncle Jam KEVIN MOORE-Chocolate City driven by desire.It's a lustrous, DAVID POMERANZ-Pacific 200 9-9901 (CBS) 3218 (Casablanca) FREAK TO FREAK (prod. by Collins) medium -paced tale with passion- OLD HOME TOWN (prod. by Pomeranz) THE WAY YOU HOLD ME (prod. by (writers: Small-Washington-Shider- (writer: Pomeranz) (WB/Upward ate guitar/keyboard runs. A hit Raphael) (writer: Moore) (Kevin Collins) (Rubber Band, BMI) (4:39) across the board. Spiral, ASCAP) (3:00) Moore/Tommi, BMI) (3:17) Pomeranz isa singer/songwriter It's funky party time again with ROXY MUSIC-Atco 7315 The young guitarist debuts with lotsofyour P -Funk, Rubber whose works have been coveredthis single from his new "Rain- IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR (prod. by bynumerous pop -rocksuper- Band, and other assorted zany group -Davies) (writers: Cropper -Pickett) maker" LP. Exhibitinga soulful, his friends on hand. The main -man (Cotillion & East/Memphis, BMI) (3:07) stars.Thisfirstsingle from deep tenor, Moore getsstellar new "The Truth Of Us" LP allows bass & hand -clapkid lead with Another documentation of Bryan sax and vocal' support that should spirited choruses close behind. Ferry's vocal versatility, this cover him to showcase his light, gentletake this a long way on black - of the Wilson Pickett '65 classictenor on a sensitive ballad. BOOKER T. JONES-A&M 2279 oriented radio. COOKIE (prod. by Anderle-Jones) replaces the sweaty grit of the GREG KIHN Beserkley 47058 (writer: Jones) (Irving/House Of originalwithfluidtechno-pop I CAN'T STOP HURTING MYSELF (prod. MAXINE NIGHTINGALE-RCA Jones, BMI) (3:51) body movement. by Kaufman) (writer: Kihn) (Rye -Boy, 12117 Booker keeps the legendary ASCAP) (3:59) BLACK ROSE-Casablanca 2312 ALL NIGHT WITH ME (prod. by Diante) organ maneuvering to a minimum A lonely, throbbing rhythm track (writer: Montan) (Special/Old Sock, while concentrating on his NEVER SHOULD'VE STARTED (prod. by issuddenly andsubtlyjoined ASCAP) (3:15) Hcward) (writers: Howard-Paich- smooth, warmtenor. There's byanunassumingleadguitar From her new "Bittersweet" LP Foster-Carter) (Newton House/ comes this precious ballad dec- widespread appeal here for sev- Charleville, BMI/Hudmar, ASCAP) sting with Kihn's heartache des- eral audiences. (3:44) peration in quick pursuit. orated with Michel Colombier's Cherposes as a sweetlittle keyboard sparkles. Maxine's sweet kitten on the intro and then rips JEANNE. FRENCH-Col 1-11378 vocals are truly endearing. IT'S NOT MY AFFAIR ANYMORE (prod. by Country/Pop open on this powerhouse rocker. Hall) (writer: French) (Songs of The crack band drives hard with Bandier-Koppelman, ASCAP) (3:22) RICK JAMES-Gordy 7191 loads of AOR-pop appeal. French debuts her singer/song- (Motown) HUDSON Elektra 47059 writer talents on this single from SUMMER LOVE (prod. by James) (writer: AFRAID TO LOVE (prod. by Lloyd) HELMET BOY-Asylum 47000 James) (Jobete & Stone City, ASCAP) (writers: Bill, Mark & Brett Hudson - HURTS LIKE LOVE (prod. by Senter) the new "Diamond In The (3:40) Foote) (Lornhole/Toe Jam, BMI) (writer: Burtnick) (Hampstead Heath, Rough" LP. Produced by MuscleJames tries on a romantic ballad (3:10) BMI) (3:39) This energeticrockershould Shoals'Rick Hall,it'sabright, and the results are overpowering. The LA -based quartet gallops at givethequintet a crossover mid -tempo ballad. Lusciousbacking vocals and a a breathtaking pace on this catchy hit they deserve. Harmony vocal rubbery bass provide the perfect rocker fromtheself -titled LP. choruses are crisp and precise, Multi -vocalharmoniesonthe B.O.S./Pop setting for crossover action. with Linda Ronstadt adding her chorus hook willfind a lasting RAY CHARLES-Atlantic 3762 treasured backing. place on AOR-pop radio. PERRY & SANLIN-Capitol 4934 COMPARED TO WHAT (prod. by THE AMAZING RHYTHM ACES BOBBY VINTON-Tapestry 003 Charles) (writer: McDaniels) OFF ON YOUR LOVE (prod. by Jackson) (Lamport, BMI) (4:20) -WB 49600 HE (prod. by Vinton) (writers: Richards- (writers: Perry -Jackson) (Chappell/ Ray's got the fever and it's highly I MUSTA DIED AND GONE TO TEXAS Mullan) (Avas, ASCAP) (3:10) Jay's/Baby Love/Phivin International, (prod. by Johnson) (writer: Smith) Some may not remember the ASCAP) (3:40) contagious onthis wonderful (Bad Ju-Ju, ASCAP) (3:06) name Al Hibbler but this song, Backed by a Who's Who of black coveroftheoldLes McCann Russell Smith and the boys take which he took to #4, 25 yearsmusic, the veteran duet's limber hit. The horns are heavenly, as are an easy shuffle to the Lone Star ago, is sure tobringback vocal' harmonies and solo shouts Ray'sinspired vocals.Right for state with a dreamy steel guitar memories. A classic for pop and are superb. A must -addition forany format and guaranteedto ushering the ride. A killer with A/C playlists. black music programmers. brighten every day. a sense of humor.

12 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com THE BABYS-ON THE EDGE

A lot has happened to The Babys in the last five years. A string of hit singles that have become standards. An incredibly successful internal onal tour. Now, on their fifth album, "On The Edge:' they've achieved a tight, rocking sound that quickly proves why they're selling out concerts all arcund America. The Babys are a rock 'n' roll band that's here -a stay.

ulis,M Records and Tapes, Tie album C HE 1305 The single CHS 2 4eil Produced by Keith Olsen Management: CHIP RACHLIN R'ENAISSANCE MANAGEMENT

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World Li_

L2 1- 1- _

ROCK HARD SHOT IN THE DARK RED CAB TO MANHATTAN UNCUT SUZI QUATRO-Dreamland DL -1-5006 THE INMATES-Polydor PD -1-6032 (7.98) STEPHEN BISHOP-Warner Bros. THE POWDER BLUES-Liberty LT 1078 (RSO) (7.98) Originally signed by the British BSK 3473 (7.98) (7.98) Amidst today's plethora of Radar label, this fivesome made Bishop's sense of humor mixes Laced with tasty guitar riffs and im- easily with his ability to produce tough femalerockers,it's a more thanrespectableU.S. blistering horns, this eight -mem- likeable pop tunes. Phoebe portant to remember that Suzi onthe AOR airwaves ber Canadianband's approach impact Snow lends background vocals was among the first to don blackwith two cuts from their first LP: to their music isa combination leather and play her bass with a tohis 1940s big band tribute, "The Walk" and a cover of "Dir- of R&B and soul with a touch Producedby Mike "Thiefinthe Night," Art Gar- vengeance. of jazz. This blendis especially Chapman,thisalbumfeatures ty Water." Here, their Stones-ish funkel sings on the title cut, and the title single (which is also on sound andtastefulbalanceof Eric Clapton and Gary Brooker effective on "Sweet LittleGirl" the "Times Square" soundtrackcovers and originals are already help on hiscatty "Sex Kittens and the finger -snapping "Boppin' LP) and ten other slammers. winning station adds. Go to College." With The Blues."

STAGE STRUCK ROSE TATTOO EXCUSE ME THANK YOU, MR. PRESIDENT ROPY GALLAGHER-Chrysalis CHR 1280 MIRAGE WTG 19280 (At!) (7.98) DEVIN PAYNE-Casablanca NBLP 7245 ALLEN ROBIN-Columbia JC 36870 (7.98) Aussies are (7.98) (7.98) Perhaps the proving them- Payne's musical Not that our most active selves the most moods shift two major purveyor of consistently back and forth presidential high-energy, unabashed between fast candidates blues -oriented, rockers around, pop -rockers aren't afflicted guitar -trio rock and Rose Tat - (like the album with foot in in operation too is an intensecontender. opener "Break- mouth disease, today, the fiery Irishman is Production by Vanda & Young away") and sensitive ballads (such but Robin, through careful editing captured here in the element that and lead singer Angry Anderson's as "Sonnets"). What's more, his of their actual words on tape, has suits him best: live on the concert barbed-wire vocal cords will "Discover Me" is more than a managed to make them sound stage. Features the best cuts from assure AOR and concert success. song-it's a heartfelt request. sillier than they really do. his last three albums. THE TRUTH OF US ALL FOR YOU SOLAR GALAXY OF STARS LIVE NO TIME LIKE NOW DAVID POMERANZ-Paciflc PC 4302 LINK-Our Gang OGH 6601 (Minn) VARIOUS ARTISTS-Solar CYL2-3780 PHILLY CREAM-WMOT JW 36840 (7.98) (Atlantic) (7.98) (7.98) (RCA) (11.98) With such Having written With thick The immensely danceable a multitude of guitar chords, successful west tunes as the songs for other deeply layered coast -based lively title cut artists (includ- harmonies and label sets its and their, wn ing "Trying to electronic em- best foot version of Get the Feeling bellishments, forward in a Gamble and Again" for this midwest live context Hu "s ow oys to Girls," this Barry Manilow), Pomeranz quintet is ready to attack both with a double LP featuring hit - Philadelphia band's second album illustrates his own effectiveness coasts on the album and single - makers The Whispers, Shalamar, is destined to create its own as a vocalist on such A/C cuts oriented fronts. Highlights are Lakeside and Dynasty.' niche in black -oriented playlists. as "Old Home Town." "Moment To Moment" and a ALAN VEGA-MARTIN REV - INHERIT THE WIND cover of Bowie's "Space Oddity." WILTON FELDER-MCA 5144 (8.98) SUICIDE TWENNYNINE with LENNY THE CHIEF Ze/Antilles AN7080 (7.98) WHITE Felder's fluid EDDY CLEARWATER-Rooster Blues The duo billing Elektra 6E-304 (7.98) sax lines are R 2615 (7.98) itself as Suicide The, drummer/ what make Clearwater is a has intrigued, leader contin- many versatile blues - entertained ues to explore Crusaders man whose and sometimes a multitude of album soar. In music will ap- outraged New rhythmic possi- the spotlight, peal to rock York crowds bilities, from Felder is joined here by an fans in a big for several years now. Produced easy, hand - all-star cast including vocalists way-if they get by Ric Ocasek of the Cars, their c apping uno "Kid Stuff" to Bobby Womack and Merry to hear it. Programmable cuts on new LP emphasizes the hypnotic the gentle pulse of "My Melody," Clayton, Ndugu Chancier on this LP include "Find You A Job" element in their vocal/electronic with vocals by Tanya Willoughby. drums, and fellow Crusader and a burning rocker, "I Wouldn't compositions. An important step for the artist. Joe Sample. Lay My Guitar Down."

14 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com SHADOWS AND LIGHT COME ALIVE WITH JONI MITCHELL.

(..31-'ADOW5 AND LIGHT

EB-704

oni Mitchell's new album high- lights her best -loved and recent work erformed with magical spontaneity nd improvisation. The live, double - urn, SHADOWS AND LIGHT, is duced by Joni Mitchell and Henry y and contains the songle Y DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE' E 47038 Management: Elliot Roberts On

s A Wa ler Communications Co a., m

AmericanRadioHistory.Com New Beatles Catalogue Campaign Highlights ATV Music Convention By SAM SUTHERLAND postingtop By DAVID McGEE II LOSANGELES - General tions arm now wait, gestating if you policy and professional meetings sales for both a personality folio Some things-including column items-lie in and mixed folio via the Muppets in the Seventh House and will be augmented with the un- will, emerging only when the moon is and McCartney, by Howard Crockett, re- veiling of a major new thrust and Lennon Jupiter aligns with Mars (e.g., "The Titanic" for exploitation of theBeatles' principals will be briefed on a leased two weeks ago on Major Bill Smith'sTitanic 80 label after copyrightsrepresented through new publicationTrustsees as being recorded in 1962). Thus itis that New York, N.Y. now-slow written by Philip Maclen Music and Northern the young division's most ambi- week-apprises its readers of a noteworthy feature tious project to date. "We'll be which this columnist Songs as principals of the ATV Weiss for the Atlanta Weekly's August 17 issue, discussing further diversifica- the Record Bar convention at that time. Music internationalpublishing came across while attending group convene here Sunday (19). tion in print," he noted, "includ- Recalling the infamous movie advertising slogan,"You've read the Theweek-longscheduleof ing the announcement of a new book, now see the movier, Weiss notes thatthe more recent trend discussions,tobechairedby Beatles folio, 'The Compleat of novelizations of popular films ("The ToweringInferno," "Animal ATV Music Corp. president Sam Beatles,' which will be ready for House," et al) after the fact has become big business. "Itwon't be long, Trust, will also see the group's Christmas, 1981." we hear, before adapting albumsinto books becomes all the rage," international chiefs huddling for Thattwo -volume, 1200 -page the Weiss claims.Not to be outdone, he beats publishers to thefirsttime with top execu- opus willnot only incorporate punch by proffering his own plot summaries of afew hit LPs. tivesfromATV's other media allof ATV'sBeatlecopyrights For instance, the Clash's "London Calling": "ALondon stockbroker divisions,includingitsMarble but will be "the definitive book throws it all away to become a painter. Abandoninghis wife, children, ArchProductionfilmand TVon the Beatles-we now expect home, and business, Reginald Marcus flies to the WestIndies, where sector and Associated Film Dis- to have previously unpublished he is convinced he will find the genuine inspirationfor his special tributors, and with top ATV cor- photographs and stories in- soul. Indeed, his technique flourishes in the luxurianttropical milieu porate officers. cluded." Also included will be a and near the mangolike symmetry of his nativecompanion, Fayaway. Trust, reached by RW in Nash- discography. He grows bamboo, he carves wooden imagesof the people's gods. ville last week, said the summit Trust also indicated that ATV Forgetting his learning, he is reborn with a bone-deep sense of the actuallybeganas a projected will discuss radio and TV com- place's rhythm, color, and cannibalism. One daythe hunters return conference between ATV's Nash- mercialusagefor those copy- with a passel of hapless English tourists whopaddled up the Rhodes ville, New York,Toronto and rights for the first time. "We're River to get snapshots. For a few days Marcusmunches happily on a Los Angeles executives. But probably the only publisher of a major catalogue of that stature man in a seersucker suit untilonly the bones remain. Then he is sent with several of itsinternational out to the A&P to get celery for soup.While in the jungle, Marcus directors in the U. S., the format who's never used a commercial," happens on his victim's suitcase. Inside he finds aLondon Times with has since expanded toinclude he noted, "so we're now explor- closing stocks from the preceding Friday. GoodLord! Bingham Alumi- participationbyPeterPhillips, ing the possibility of loosening num is down eighteen points-Marcus'sportfolio is threatened. Lon- head of ATV Music Ltd. (U. K.), up the guidelinesfor such don calls. He puts on the seersucker suit, grabshis feast's return ATV Music Publishing (Canada) usages." ticket, and hurries back to the capitol." executive Bernard Solomon, At the same time, Trust said ChrisGilbeyof ATV/Northern any revised program for those Or, how about the book version of DonnaSummer's "On the Songs (Australia), Max Amphoux songswillavoid usagesthat Radio"? "Anna has known the power of her voice overothers since trained her cat, Stalin, to clean up her ofAlloMusic (France),and would "defame" individual age four when, by singing, she ATV Music's newest continental room. Others discover her secretwhen she is recording her first disco copyrights. "I'm a severe critic the song's operation, ATV MusicItaliana, of publishers who let their songs single and all those in the studio are brought to orgasm at representedbyFrancesco De- climax. Her producer, Slyme, recognizes the potentialof her naked go into commercial use too soon Stuff. Crescenzo. in the life of the copyright," he voice and airsit on an X-rated cable radio station called Hot While Trust termed the overall The real power of her voice is deeper than sex, though,and Slyme explained, "so that the copyright that wins the agenda a conventionalreview becomes associated more with catches on, franchising her voice to a football team and discussionof group strat- Super Bowl with Anna's directions radioed to earphonesin the players' theproductthantheoriginal egy,he confirmedthatATV's helmets. Soon Anna's voice is distributed to a chainof day-care cen- performer." -meal industry to boost extensivecatalogueofBeatles ters to keep children busy, to the Indian fish songs via Maclen willbe tar- Thus, "you won't be seeing efficiency, and, alas, to the Chilean Army. Inexorably, GeneralPino- any perfume commercials with Canal. getedforseveral majornew chet's minions creep across the continent toward the Panama 'Michelle'beingsunginthe orders com- campaigns. Anna's lover, Bill, who is President of the United States, Withits ATV Music Publica- background," he promised. mandos to destroy the siren. But Anna isat her women's group, coming to terms with Slyme's exploitative nature. Athermonuclear war hangs in the balance." Bowie's British Gold That's not all. Albums by Devo, the Allman BrothersBand, Van Morrison, Frank Sinatra, the Rolling Stones and Simon andGarfunkel all get the treatment from Weiss, allin equally hilarious fashion. 3 Unfortunately Weiss fails to mention the LPs -into -books that would doubtless become the ne plus ultra of the genre. Those wouldbe Blowfly's "X -Rated Party" and Rusty Warren's "Knockers Up,"both available as an Ace double -novel. No one under 17 admitted,of course. STEVIE WONDER debuted two songs from his soon -to -be-released album "Hotter Than July" on the October 16 "Tomorrow"show. "Lately,"' a tough/tender ballad, struck this columnist as one of Won- der's most beautiful pieces of music and most sensitivelyrics; the other song, "Happy Birthday,"is a joyous tribute to Martin Luther King, and serves to remind us that Wonder is currently campaigning David Bowie, whose latest RCA release, "Scary Monsters,"isa resounding success around the world, was presentedlast week with a gold album and a gold single to have King's birthday, January 15, declared anational holiday. from England. The presentation was made in the executive offices of RCA in New York, "I worked on 'Hotter Than July' in my spare time whileI was doing andit was planned so that Jack Craigo, managing director, RCA Ltd., in England, 'The Secret Life of Plants," Wonder told host TomSnyder. "For a could share in the festivities by congratulating Bowie on the phone from London. With other Bowie during the telephone conversationare, fromleft:Bob Summer (standing), long time it was sort of like my secret project-not too many president of RCA Records; Arthur Martinez, division vice president, International; and (Continued on page 26) Mel Ilberman, division vice president, business affairs.

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 16

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Includes the single "Girls, Rock 'N Roll & Cars" Y13- 11796

TITSIWI IAil TRITOTAIDO factored and C..snb Add by RCA Records

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Cover Story: Eddie Rabbill's Widespread Appeal Eddie Rabbitt makes music that thesongtothenumber -one mixes pop, rock and country with spot on the country charts. Be- By SAMUEL GRAHAM and SAM SUTHERLAND such skill that, from the start of fore long, proven artists such as HUMBLE OPINIONS: An unexpected surprise came last week as hiscareer, across-the-board ac- Conway Twitty, Tom Jones, Dr. COAST was sneaked a preview of several cuts from John Lennon and ceptance seemed virtually a fore- Hook and Willie Nelson were re- Yoko Ond's "Double Fantasy," their first for Geffen Records and the gone conclusion. His mixture of cording Rabbitt tunes. end to a five-year silence. Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times country music roots and a pro- He has parlayedhissinger/ has already offered a more detailed view of the 14 -song package, gressive approach haveslotted songwriter talents into a hugely described as a dialogue between the rock veteran and his wife of a Rabbitt's releases on top 40 and successful performing career. He decade. We'll just confirm that Lennon's brain hasn't been swiss -adult contemporary aswellas did turnaway business this year cheesed, to borrow a phrase from elsewhere in this column, his spicy country playlists. at fairs, auditoriums and concert vocal style is very much intact, and his candor is unabated. At least He has become a mainstay of hallsand hasset attendance one track, "Watching The Wheels Go 'Round," strikes us as a pretty today's country scene,regularly records at several choice venues. sane explanation of why he didn't milk his art dry . SEMI -UNBIASED scoring at or near the top of the InterestinEddie Rabbitt has OPINIONS: By now, we figure a colleague at Another Column herecountry charts, whilehis more never been more intense. He is is probably cranking out a polemic on the new Springsteen album, so material,suchas rock -oriented currently fieldingseveraloffers we'll keep our remarks short. But as listeners somewhat below the the recent "Drivin' My Life Away" for TV appearances and com- Fanatic Threshold when it comes to the Boss, we'd guess that our his new single, "I Love A and mercial endorsements. Miller colleague might be near catatonia:to these ears, "The River"is RainyNight,"draws a young easily his best since "The Wild, The Innocent and TheE Street Beer has tapped Rabbitt asits crowd to concert dates. Both cuts 1981 spokesman via a series of Shuffle," and arguably the most mature rock album of the year. are from his gold "Horizon" al- 30 and 60 -second national radio WHO'S NEWS: There's an album available now on Elektra by a rockabillygoodhard bum, a and television spots, due to tape group called Hudson called "Damn Those Kids." That Hudson turns country -rock LP,his seventh on out to be the Hudson Brothers, who've been kicking around for some the Elektra label. (Rabbitt's "Best next month. time now, is not a major bulletin; but the fact that Linda Ronstadt Of" album has also gone gold). is the (uncredited) female singer on the record is news. We were Rabbitt's dark good looks and Aquatarius Opens told that the first single, "Afraid To Love," is a duet by Ronstadt and expressivein -concert style have NEW YORK-Aquatarius Mu- Brett, one of the brothers, so we slapped it on the turntable andfixed this Irish lad as a matineesic Ltd., a publishing, production damned ifit doesn't seem to really be her. The more people who idol on the tour circuit. He is and personal management firm .. Four find out about this, the better this record will probably fare . somethingofananomalyin helmed by ArnoldGoldstein, musicians who, to some people at least, stand tallin the history of country music: his origins wereopened this week with an "open rock music, are now recording for Germany's Line Records label, in New Jersey, where he learned door" policy towriters,artists, called "the Stiff Records" of that country. They are Nick Gravenites, toplaytheguitarfromhis publishers seeking administration best known as the singer and one of the founders of the Electric Flag scoutmaster and got his first job andproducerslookingfor an (whose on -again, off -again career included one great album, their by accident,offeringtofillin affiliation. debut for Columbia); John Cipollina, a truly ground -breaking guitarist when a piano player at a local Aquatariusislocated at 1501 who played with the Quicksilver Messenger Service; and two slightly club abruptly quit. lesser figures, ex -Spirit member At Stahaley and drummer Marcus Broadway, Suite 1607, New York But when he made uphis 10036 (212) 221-1940/42. David,. who has his own album out with Line (the album is a remake mindtoassailNashville,his of some '60s songs called "Greatest Hits"). Gravenites and Cipollina eastern upbringing didn't hinder also have Line albums out over there, so depending on where they him. Beginning as a songwriter, Rossington Collins play in Europe, this quartet will be known as either the Nick Gravenites Rabbitt forfeitedhisfirst major Blues Band or the John Cipollina Band. Got all of that? .. . A group label contract when he opted toTour Dates Set called the Ghost Riders, currently label shopping with an album give his "KentuckyRain"to LOS ANGELES - MCA Rec- produced by the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and ex -Country Joe and Elvis Presley instead of record- ords'RossingtonCollinsBand the Fish member Barry Melton (more shades of San Francisco rock), ingithimself. The move hardly begins the next phase of its na- are boasting "the world's largest string instrument." It's called "the hurt Rabbitt's career;the song tionaltour October 24inSt. beam," and it appears to consist of a steel beam much like the ones became Presley's 50th gold Petersburg, Florida, and contin- people build buildings with -12 feet long and 300 pounds, but with singleandestablishedRabbitt ues through the first week of De- strings added. "The beam" was featured in the "Star Trek" soundtrack in important Nashville circles. cember. More than 20 dates are and can be heard again when these guys play the Roxy on October In1973RonnieMilsapcut scheduled in the south, midwest 23 ... Another opinion: NBC -TV's cancellation of the Roches from Rabbitt's "Pure Love" and tookand east. an upcoming Smothers Brothers special was, to put it simply, bush league. The singing trio had been out here for several days, rehearsing for the October 11 taping of the special, but it was not until thatWMOT Inks Barbara Mason very day that they learned they were cancelled-for reasons that, believeit or not, reportedly had to do with their not being good looking enough for television. What makes it more incredible is the fact that Tom Waits did appear on the show, and while Waitsis undeniably a rare talent, he is hardly the stuff of which million -selling beefcake posters are made, if you know what we mean. TURNING ON WITH WHITCOMB: Aficionados of the first waves of the British Invasion may remember Ian Whitcomb as the panting falsetto voice and pounding piano player behind one of the era's more tongue-in-cheek curios, "You Turn Me On," a song some people still won't forgive him for. But a closer look at Whitcomb's progress in the years since yields considerably more than a forgotten rocker-as a songwriter, piano stylist, historian and, more recently, discjockey and novelist, he's emerged as a curator of western pop from the sublime to the ridiculous. His early '70s summation of the rise of the pop music industry from its roots in publishing, "After The Ball," remains one of the Singer -songwriter Barbara Mason, whose hits include the classic "Yes I'm Ready," has more cogent and accurately researched texts yet written. Yetdespite signed with W.M.O.T. Records. Her first single for the label, "On And Off," is sched- uled for release in November.Pictured at the signing are, fromleft:TerryPrice, the book's wide impact, and the subsequent publication of a second, W.M.O.T. staffer; Alan Rubens, president, W.M.O.T. Records; Steve Bernstein, president "Tin Pan Alley," Whitcomb noted wryly that he found U.S. publishers at W.M.O.T. Music Publishing; Mason; Jack Gibson, publisher of Jack The Rapper; and (Continued on page 39) Reggie Barnes, national promotion director for W.M.O.T.

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 18

AmericanRadioHistory.Com FROM THE THUMBPRINT OF THE SAME NAME.

'.

bi

y.

0 14, ir

*ow*Ns* -4..1°

11111"11:111111Lembj4111111111km.a......

"Song For You",11376 Positively identified as the new single from the album, "Chicago: On Columbia Records and Tapes.

Produced by Tom Dowel CHICAGO and ego are marks registeied in the U.S. PaL Off ''Columbia" is a trademark o/ CBS Inc. 1980 CBS Inc.Irving Azoff/ Front Line Management. .Give the gift of music. AmericanRadioHistory.Com Linda Ronstadt Simulcast Shows Warners Names Four In Creative Services LOS ANGELES - Four new How Cable TV, Radio Can Work Together appointments have been made By PHIL DIMAURO tors in Y 100's coverage area re- opinion that the "creedence and NEW YORK - "Video killed ceived 50 to 100 phone calls in- depth" lent to a radio station by in Warner Bros.Records' crea- such special programming would tiveservicesarea,itwas an- the radio star . . ."is the hook quiring about HBO service as a line of a recent hit tune, but ra- directresultoftheRonstadt become more important with the nounced by Adam Somers, vice president/directorof creative dio shouldn't takeitseriously, broadcast, and he also reported extendedmeasurement periods according to Home Box Office that salesmen in the region found recentlyinstitutedby Arbitron. services and operations; and president/ (HBO). The cable television serv- the simulcast auseful hook in "Radio stations are going to have PeteJohnson,vice ice, best known for bringing re- signing up new subscribers. to look to ways other than pure creative director. cent feature films into people's BillTanner, program director contesting and hype toinsure The appointmentsare:Hale homes, has found that the radio of Y 100, also found that thetheir visibilityatalltimes," he Milgrim, director of merchandis- and cable television media can simulcast was a useful tool for his said. ing; Jim Wagner, national mer- operate in tandem for their mu- stationin several respects. "The Tanner said that the broadcast chandising manager; Laurie tual benefit. great era of top 40 radio was time,Sundayat8:00p.m., is Shipp, nationalmerchandising TheLindaRonstadtconcert really keyed to consistency . . . normally a slow period for his coordinator; Nancy Gilkyson, itisa broadcast as part of HBO's the same thing 24 hours a day," radiostation,although director of graphic arts produc- "Standing Room Only" series lastexplained Tanner. "Now, I think peak period for HBO watching. tion. month was simulcast over FM what people are seeking is repe-Therefore he feels that the pro- radio stations in 22 markets, and tition with variety. This was an gram induced new people to lis- in Miami, where the audio was 80 -minute simulcast, andit was ten to the station, as well as ex-Angel/EMI Holds carried by Y 100, the show was a run commercial -free, incidental- panding interest in HBO. "It was Classical Conference ly,no breaks. I thinkaradio the perfect promotion," he as- rousing success on both media. LOSANGELES - Angel/EMI According to Dick Stone, are- station can devote that amount of serted, "one that scratches both time to something of this nature backs. What made it so attractive Records is holding its North gional sales executive for HBO, Classical becauseitlends creedence and to us was that HBO offered so AmericanHemisphere people who heard the broadcast Conference here at the Sheraton in many cases, depth to your radio station, and many waysofpromotingthe over the radio, Universal Hotel, October 20-23. saw an immediate advantage in avoids the sound of a 'singlesthing-T-shirts, coffee mugs, all inaddition to the subscribing to HBO. Stone says jukebox.' " thetrinketsforourstaff,and Attending, that each of eight cage distribu- Tanner further expressed the plenty of shirts to give away on company's Los Angeles and New the air. Elektra/Asylum kicked in York based A & R, sales and man- Col Pay/Home Video some Linda Ronstadt albums and agement staffs, will be Peter An - Wolf and Rissmiller HBO kickedin some more al-dry, director of the international Buys Country Club Gets European Films bums." The show was promoted classical division/EMI Music, Lon- NEW YORK - Columbia Pic-on HBO and on the station for don; Cesar Ciceron, manager of LOS ANGELES - The Country classicalrepertoire/EMICapitol turesIndustries'Pay Television (Continued on page 34) Club, a 1000 -seat nightclublo- and Home Entertainmentdivi- de Mexico; and Dennis Kashup, representativeof EMI/ cated in Reseda, Colo., has been sions have acquired domestic dis- Allen Weinberg Named Angel sold to principal Jim Rissmiller of tributionrights to twenty Euro- Canada. Bhaskar Menon, chairman and Wolf and Rissmiller Concerts, the pean features from Quartet/Films CBS Senior Art Director chief executive, EMI Music, southern California area's largest Inc.,it was announced by senior NEW YORK-Allen Weinberg Worldwide, and Don Zimmer- concert promotion firm. vicepresident Lawrence B.Hil- has been appointed seniorart man, president, Capitol/EMI- The club,soldto Wolf and ford of Columbia and Arthur Tol- director, CBS AssociatedLabels Rissmiller by itsoriginal owner, chin, executive vice president ofart packaging, New York,it was America/Liberty Records Group (North America), will also attend. Chuck Landis, is expected to be- Quartet. announced by JohnBerg, vice Chairman for the conference will ginoperationsunderitsnew The Italian, French and British president, artpackaging and ownership with an October 26 films include Claude Lelouche's design, CBS Records. be Angel/EMI general manager appearance by the Motels. Ac- "Robert et Robert" and "Cat and Weinberg has been art direc- Raoul Montano. cording to a Wolf and Rissmiller Mouse"; "Wifemistress," starringtor, CBS Records International in spokesman, although escrow on Marcello Mastroianni and Laura Parissince1976. He hasalso Ovation Inks Nightwing the buliding may not have closed Antonelli; and"PurpleTaxi," been promotion art director for CHICAGO - Ovation Records by that date, the Motels engage- with Fred Astaire and Charlotte theNewYorkTimes/WQXR, mentwillproceedregardless; president DickSchory has an- Rampling, which will soon be re- affiliated with CBS Records' cre- nouncedthe signing of Night - transferof the liquor licenseis leasedin the U.S. Many of the ativeservicesdepartment, and not expected to be complete un- wing,a new band frontedby films are available in both sub-co-owner of the Crocker -Wein- British bassist -vocalist Gordon til November, but liquor will be titled and dubbed versions. berg Studio. served in the interim. Rowley, to a long-term recording The club, first opened early this contractwiththelabel.The year and now to be known asMatthews ShakesWith RSO group's(first) LP, "Something In The Air," will be released in late WolfandRissmiller'sCountry October. Rowley is a veteran of Club, willcontinuetopresent some country acts, asits name such outfits as Strife and Black- implies. However, the booking of more's Rainbow. rock acts, which became common under Landis' ownership,isex- McDougall to Famous pected to continue. The prime ap- LOS ANGELES-Marvin Cane, pealof thefacilitytoits new presidentandchiefoperating owners, said the Wolf and Riss- officer of Famous Music Corpo- miller spokesman, is"its versa- ration, has announced the ap- tility.It will fill the gap between pointmentofAllan McDougall the small clubs, like the Roxy and to the post of creative director. the Whisky, and the (3000 -seat) Ian Matthewshas signeda long-termrecordingcontractwith RSO Records,it McDougall comes to Famous It may also England, Santa Monica Civic." was announced byAlCoury, presidentofthelabel.A nativeof Music from three years asthe as a "special appearance Matthewsfirst gained recognitionwith stintsinFairport Convention and Matthews serve generalandprofessionalman- showcase" for major acts playing Southern Comfort. Since then, he's cut a number of solo albums, including the highly successful 1977 LP "Stealin' Home" (which contains the top ten single "ShakeIt"). ager of Island/Ackee Music. the 18,000 -seat Inglewood Forum Pictured fromleftare: Sandy Roberton, Matthews' producer; Tom Hulett, manager, Prior to that he held a post in and similar venues who wish to Fitzgerald; Management III;RSO seniorvice president and general manager Rich a&r with A&M Records. play at a more intimate location. Matthews and Coury.

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 20

AmericanRadioHistory.Com The Secret Is Out!!!

Bruce Cockburn has arrived! His first Millennium album, "Dancing In The Dragon's Jaws; was a resounding musical and commercial success and included the stunning hit single, "Wondering Where The Lions Are Now, his new album, "Humans"..a gutsy personal statement and accurate reflection of our times. Bruce Cockburn's "Humans" truly involves you!

BXLI -7752

Produced by Gene Martynec for Manufactured and Distribute I True North Productions by RCA Records

AmericanRadioHistory.Com come forward to chant. A Philadelphia breakout, not surprisingly. mff Record World Repressings: Stevie Wonder's "Master Blaster (Jammin')"(Tamla, non -commercially; import selling well here in the city) in a 6:11 ver- sion sporting afullminute intro and a longer tag; on the flip, an entertaining "dub" side(6:27), available on the seven-inch, with innumerable echoes, fadeouts and edits. Also: Dynasty's "Do Me Right" (Solar) and the Pointer Sisters' "Could I Be Dreamin'" (Planet, non -commercially), both in their album versions.

ROCK'N'ROLL IS HERE TO STAY, I GUESS: Two important dance - rock releases, possible crossovers. David Bowie's "Scary Monsters" Disco File (RCA) reteams him with Tony Visconti, co -producer of the previous disco fusions "Fame" and "Golden Years." From it, "Ashes to Ashes" By BRIAN CHIN is already a twelve -inch single, but seems more a radio selection, (A weekly report on current and upcoming discotheque breakouts) especially as it's segued with "Space Oddity," the song's forerunner. The pick in the rock clubs, and soon to be a disco disc, is "Fashion" IIIIt'sa mixed bag again: there'ssomething mind-expanding for (4:45), a lurching, futuristic bop that recalls "Fame" but is much more everyone in this week's Disco File. flexible rhythmically, and, as has been pointed out in the rock press, Narada Michael Walden made two sudden splashes in the last year is even more obviously paranoid.Itmight well be the decadent with his last album and the Walden -produced Stacy Lattisaw project. stand-in for the sorely -missed Gregg Diamond .. . We'resurprised Narada's "Victory" (Atlantic) doesn't disappoint: it's a bunch of great by the neo-soul orientation of much of the Police's "Zenyatta Mon- bass and drum grooves draped in big, bright productions. His handdatta" album on A&M: it'ssortof like Merseybeat meeting Boz is never overheavy as arranger; horn and synthesizer support, whileScaggs on the smooth "When the World is Running Down, You Make full,is highly dynamic and concise, adding movement without extra the Best of What's Still Around." A down -tempo near -funk "Voices weight. "The Real Thang" is the already -active single. Also to note Inside My Head" (3:51) will inevitably be compared to "Another One on "Victory": "I Want You" (4:33), "Take It to the Bossman" (4:21) Bites the Dust," but it doesn't have the lightning -bolt definition of and "Get Up" (4:25), the latter two slower in tempo and busier, that cut. Instead, it's sloppier, eerier, with distant voices and a solid with lots of guitar. Next step: Narada will produce the upcoming repetitive groove.Droning, mantra -like music for a stoned early Sister Sledge album. morning. The Chipmunks have made their way onto a disco disc with Hamilton Bohannon, whom we've missed greatly since his last big a special remix of their version of "Call Me" from the very successful hit, the heart -stopping "Let's Start The Dance," isback with more "Chipmunk Punk" album: wisely, it runs only 3:48, short enough to relentless funky pulsation on "One Step Ahead," the first album on make the point, be funny and make an exit gracefully. On Pickwick's his own Phase II label, through CBS. We've mentioned "Throw Down Excelsior label, out of Minneapolis; it's been serviced to most pools, The Groove" previously;it appears here in the same short version. However, two other more sustained cuts do as well, both runningwe're told. 5:08. "Dance, Dance, Dance All Night" demonstrates what "can't - COMMENT: In researching the Disco File chart recently, we've no- stop -the -music" really means, with skeletal riffing and breaking andticed a growing restlessness and dissatisfaction on the part of DJs robust lead voices that sound asif the vocalists had discovered the with the music, or much ofit, being offered to them lately by the line, "I wanna dance!" for the very first time. "Do What Cha Wanna American record labels. Too many left -fielders, too much rock, too Do" ("as long as you make it good and funky") is a smokin' slow much R&B, they say; no one seems to make records for DJs any grinder with lots of good changes and breaks. Bo's beat goes on .. . more. We, too, regret the passing of the seventeen -minute Eurodisco Junie Morrison is an alumnus of the Ohio Players and P -Funk, and he's got the often coy sense of humor and unshakable grasp of the cut and the fierce, exotic breaking and building structure evolved in funk of those groups. Of the uptempo cuts on his "Bread Alone" six years of disco mixing. Unfortunately, the ears of America's buyers album on Columbia, we liked "Be My Baby" (4:00) and "Why" (5:27) took pretty poorly to the sounds and techniques of hard-core disco- very much; both ride smooth synthesizer rhythms and have hot, live - but more importantly, the masters of Eurodisco faltered badly by any wire mixes full of detailed highs.It seems to take Morrison a littlequalitative standard in following up theirinitial creative successes. time to settle into his main grooves, though, and the second halves That's why we were astonished this weekend, visiting a well -estab- of most of his songs quite overshadow the first. We'd suggest re-edits, lished New York club, to hear the popular complaint take form in a but check them now. night of imports and oldies: mediocre music of foreign origin and DISCO DISCS: Frankie Smith's "Double Dutch Bus" (WMOT, nowselections from the 1979 disco avalanche that had been tired and CBS -distributed) is another "different" rap record (like the breaking formulaic upon their release. The beat didn't stop coming or seem J.R. Funk "Party Time"), this one based on jump -rope nonsenseto waver at all-this set was boring, depressing, alarming. We've rhymes. Simple piano and guitar provides backing for hoarse rap-never attempted to instruct DJ readers on fine points of mixing or instrumentally, ping; runs 5:20. The flip, "Double Dutch," is similar (Continued on page 35) with different vocals; both are somehow very sweet whenthe children Discotheque HitParade DETROIT STUDIO 54/DETROIT PALM BAY CLUB/MIAMI (Listings are in alphabetical order, by title) LONDON VICTORY CLUB/ DJ: KEN COLLIER DJ: RICHARD McVAY 7TH STREET/MINNEAPOLIS ALL MY LOVE-L.A.X.-Prelude CAN'T FAKE THE FEELING-Geraldine PHILADELPHIA Hunt-Prism DJ: ROY FREEDOM BREAKAWAY-Watson Beasley-WB CHERCHEZ PAS-Madleen Kane-Chalet COULD YOU BE LOVED-Bob Marley & the DJ: BOB PANTANO CAN'T FAKE THE FEELING-Geraldine HOLDING ON-Image-Musique Wailers-Island CAN'T FAKE THE FEELING-Geraldine Hunt-Prism LADY OF THE NIGHT-Ray Martinez & CROSSEYED AND PAINLESS-Talking Heads- Hunt-Prism CHERCHEZ PAS-Madleen Kane-Chalet Friends-Importe 12 Sire CELEBRATION-Kool and the Gang-De-Lite LATE IN THE EVENING-Paul Simon-WB DOUBLE TALK-Escalators-CBS (Import EVERYBODY-Instant Funk-Salsoul FAME/RED LIGHT-Irene Cara/Linda LOVE SENSATION-Loleatta Holloway- Canada) FUNTIME-Peaches & Herb-Polydor/MVP Clifford-RSO Gold Mind DRAGGING FEET-Polyrock-RCA I NEED YOUR LOVIN'-Teena Marie-Gordy FUNTiME-Peaches and Herb-Polydor/MVP LOVE X LOVE/GIVE ME THE NIGHT- FAITH-Manicured Noise-Fiction (Import UK) IF YOU FEEL THE FUNK-La Toya Jackson- I WANNA GET WITH YOU-Ritz-Posse George Benson-Qwest/WB FASHION-David Bowie-RCA Polydor IS IT ALL OVER MY FACE?-Loose Joints- LOVELY ONE-Jacksons-Epic I JUST CAN'T STOP IT-English Beat-Sire LET'S GET FUNKY TONIGHT-Evelyn West End MASTER BLASTER (JAMMIN')-Stevie Wonder ME AND MY SHADOW-The Only Ones-Epic "Champagne" King-RCA KANO-Kano-Emergency (LP) LOVELY ONE-Jacksons-Epic -Tamla OUR WORLD IS AFRICA-Black Uhuru-Mango LET'S GET FUNKY TONIGHT-Evelyn SELL MY SOUL-Sylvester-Honey/Fantasy (LP) MASTER BLASTER (JAMMIN')-Stevie Wonder SHAME, SHAME, SHAME/PARTY VIBES-Ike SHADOW LINE-Fleshtones-Red Star/PVC -Tamla "Champagne" King-RCA Turner ftg. Tina Turner-Fantasy STOP LIVING IN THE PAST-Craze-Cobra MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE-Zapp-WB LOVE SENSATION-Loleatta Holloway- SHOOT YOUR BEST SHOT-Linda Clifford- (UK) ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Brothers-WB (LP) Gold Mind RSO/Curtom TELEVISION-Mexicano-Stiff (Import UK) SHOOT YOUR BEST SHOT-Linda Clifford- NIGHT CRUISER-Deodato-WB THE WANDERER-Donna Summer-Geffen RSO Curtom S-BEAT-Gino Soccio-WB/RFC (LP) THE AFFECTIONATE PUNCH-Associates- THE REAL THANG-Narada Michael Walden- UPSIDE DOWN/I'M COMING OUT- Fiction (Import UK) SATURDAY NIGHT-Herbie Hancock-Columbia Diana Ross-Motown Atlantic WELCOME BACK-Peter Jacques Band- VOICES INSIDE MY HEAD-Police-A&M UPTOWN-Prince-WB SHOOT YOUR BEST SHOT-Linda Clifford- Uniwave (LP) (Import Canada) WILD PLANET-13-52's-WB (LP) THE WANDERER-Donna Summer-Geffen RSO/Curtom

22 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com MUSIC'S HOTTEST IP LADY DIANA ROSS SINGS THE TITLE SONG FROM THE ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK

?rt.'

ON MOTOWN RECORDS AND TAPES

+Give the oft FROM THE COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE "IT'S MY TURN" of music. :;ornposed and produced byMICHAEL MASSER LyricsbyCAROLE BAYER SAGER

tt, I_ 10 DO1H.01

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Dionne's Night 'Sgt. Pepper' Recorder British Union Tells Sold at EMI Auction Musicians Not to Work LONDON-A Studer four -track tape recorder used by the Beatles On American Projects on the "Sgt. Pepper" album was LONDON - The British Musi- sold for 500 pounds plus sales tax cians Union has issued a state- at an auction held at EMI's Abbey ment instructing its members not Road studios. to contract for any work that Half a million pounds worth of comes to the U.K. as a result of new andoldequipmentplus the American Federation of Mu- memorabilia was up for sale and sicians'strike.Theinstruction auction on October 15 and 16, came from the British MU execu- though at press time only 80,000 tive committee in response to re- Following her recent concert at New York's Avery Fisher Hall, Dionne Warwick receives pounds had beenraised,with quests from the AFM and the In- congratulations from the producer of her album "No Night So Long," Steve Buckingham some items failingto reach re- ternationalFederationof Musi- (right). The second single from the (left), and Arista Records president Clive Davis serve PRC price. ciansthatweremadetoall album, "Easy Love," has just been released. Mike "Tubular Bells" Oldfield countries who have an agreement spent a thousand pounds on the with the AFM. NewYork, N.Y. (Continued from page 16) mellotron tape organ used by the The ban does not affect work Beatlesandmoreonvarious arranged prior to the American people knew about it." piecesof studio equipment. A strike. Filming of some episodes Of the material on "Hotter," Wonder said, "It has various songs of the TV series "Love Boat" have dealing with 'hot' subjects, you might say-relationships that went brass ashtray used by Ringo Starr went for 130 and a copy of Brian recently been stopped in London, bad and such." Epstein's book "A Cellar Full Ofbut work on the soundtrack for Drinking a mixture of cayenne pepper and water ("It's good for the Noise" signed by all the Beatles the film "The Jazz Singer" has throat"), Wonder discussed his Martin Luther King campaign: "What I and George Martin was sold for continued,asthe contract was feel is that Martin Luther King was a man who believed in the prin- signed before the strike. ciples that all Americans believe in: unity for all people, an equal 210. The sale was prompted by stor- I think we need a day like this to really re- chance for all people. age problems created by plans to Kenny Rogers To Debut evaluate ourselves and to strive for the goal of unity. I think we as studioat communicators have a responsibility to reach out to all people of the builda new digital Abbey Road. Various items of new Western Wear Line world and to help them reach for the dream of unity." soldpri- LOS ANGELES-Kenny Rogers TRAVEL NEWS: International affairs being what they are, you can't equipment were also vately in what EMI was billing as has signed a contractwith really blame the Munich police for displaying a bit of Teutonic muscle "the sale of the century." Denver -based western wear last week when Eric Gardner, who manages Bill Wyman, Todd Rund- manufacturer Karmantointro- gren and Utopia, Benny Mardones and Shandi, stopped over in that duce a lineof men's and city's airport on his way to France to pay a visit to Wyman. It seems EMI Re-signs women's western shirts and that before leaving Los Angeles, Gardner had been asked, and agreed, jeans,it was announced by Kar- to deliver a package to Wyman from a friend in the States. Gardner Cliff Richard man executive vice-president was unaware of the shipment's contents. LONDON-Top EMI recording Gary Mandelbaum. As he was going through airport security, Gardner noticed three artist Cliff Richard has re-signed "The Kenny Rogers' Western German Shepherd guard dogs taking unusual interest in the parcel. with the company worldwide on WearCollection byKarman" Unusual, that is, in that they pounced on it. Enter two massive guards a long-termbasis.Richardhas willconsistof30shirtstyles toting machine guns and announcing in no uncertain terms that been with EMI for 22 years and and 14 jean styles. Both will re- Gardner was to march, march, march into a back room to be searched the day after the signing cele- tail from $30 to $40. (a report that Gardner then proclaimed in a thick German accent, brated his 40th birthday with an "N-o-o-t-h-i-n-g, I know n-o-o-t-h-i-n-g," was unconfirmed at pressEMI reception, then went on to time). Carefully the box was opened, and once again the dogs pounced continue his successful series of Columbia Ups -on two cartons of Milk Bone dog biscuits being sent to Wyman's London concert dates. Linda Kirishjian pet beagle, Hendrix. Richard's U.S. success has Services for Gardner will be announced shortly. lagged behind thatin the U.K. NEW YORK - Paul Rappaport, JOCKEY SHORTS: R.I.P.: Billy Thomas, 49, who played Buckwheat with only two top twenty singfes, director, national album promo- in the "Our Gang" comedies from 1934 to 1944, died last week in but Richard's manager Peter tion, Columbia Records, has an- Los Angeles. Death was attributed to natural causes, possibly a heart Gormley will be visiting the states nounced the promotion of Linda during November to arrange a Kirishjiantomanager,national attack . . . as of the end of October, Sire Records will be located in the Warner Bros. officers here. Audrey Strahl, Sire's press officer, can possible 1981 tour for the artist. album promotion. be reached at Warners as well as at the old Sire offices on West 74th Street. . . . GeneChamlin, manager of Secret Sound Studios for the Polydor Inks Ruthi Navon past five years, has resigned. He can be reached at 212-929-1640 . . . the Fools will record their second album at Conway Studios in Los Angeles with Vini Poncia producing. The LP will be released in early

February. . .at Songshop Studios: two members of the Ian Hunter/ Mick Ronson Band, keyboardist Tommy Mandel and bass player Martin Briley, are recording some original material; Richard Strange is mixing his new LP on ZE Records; the Zantees, produced by Little Nelson and the Spider, are finishing an album to be released on Bomp in November; Thin Ice is cutting an EP to be released on Songshop's own label. Wayne Vlcan is producing ...at a private party held fol- lowing his Broadway debut in "The Elephant Man," David Bowie was Israeli -born singer Ruthi Navon has been signed to an exclusive recording deal by greeted by Aaron Copland, Christopher Isherwood, Jim Dale, Tammy Polydor Records,it was announced by Fred Haayen, president of the label. Her first Grimes and Nona Hendryx, among others. The Coasters performed at release for the label will be a single, "The Ballad of Lucy Jordan." An album, pro- the party. Before the group sang "Charlie Brown," one of the mem- duced by Michael ("You Light Up My Life") Loyd, will follow shortly. On hand to welcome Ruthi Navon tothe label are, from left: Robert Urband, Navon's lawyer; bers stepped forward and said, "I'd dedicate this song to you, David, Harry AnDer, senior vice president, product development, Polydor Records; Stu Fine, . . . vicepresident, but I think you're too young to remember it." the Yellow Magic director of east coast A&R,Polydor Records;Dick Kline,executive Orchestra's version (with vocals) of Archie Bell and the Devils' "Tighten PolyGram Records East;Fred Haayen, president, Polydor Records; Navon; Sal Vasi, manager, president, Sassy Entertainment; Ekke Schnabel, senior vicepresident, legal Up" will be released as a single on October 22. The group's latest and business affairs, PolyGram Records Operations, U.S.A.; Steve Salmonsohn,vice album is reportedly being remastered to include the song . . . Peter president, finance, PolyGram Records West; and Steve Supporta, co -manager, Sassy Criss appears, sans makeup, on the October 22 "Tomorrow" show. Entertainment.

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 26

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record Wfodd Record Work/ -7 11/1 Alphabetical Listing IL? 1-11E10

Producer,Publish% Licensee OCTOBER 25, 1980 ALL OUT OF LOVE Porter (Careers/BRM, LET MY LOVE OPEN THE DOOR Thomas OCT. OCT. BMI/Riva,PRS) 10 (Towser Tunes, BMI) 97 25 18 ALL OVER THE WORLD Lynne (Jet/Unart, LET'S BE LOVERS Nevison (Grajonca, 101 104 MIDNIGHT RAIN POCO/MCA 41326 (Tarantula, ASCAP) BMI) BMI) 17 84 102 107 UPTOWN PRINCE/Warner Bros. 49559 (Ecnirp, BMI) ANGELINE Group -Lawler -Cobb LIVE EVERY MINUTE Thomas -Kelly (Careers/ (Rondor/Almo, ASCAP) 45 103 103 DREAMS BARRY GOUDREAU/Portrait/Epic 2 70042 (Pure Songs/ Pangola/Milene,BMI) 72 LOOKIN' FOR LOVE Boylan (Southern Turbo, ASCAP) ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST Gioup Nights, ASCAP) 16 104 106 TOGETHER TIERRA/ASI 2018 (Mighty Three, BMI) (Queen/Beechwood, BMI) 1 LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE TO ME CAN'T WE TRY Pendergrass -Faith (Stone Schnee -Foster (Boz Scaggs, ASCAP/ 105 105 I TOUCHED A DREAM DELLS/20th Century Fox 2463 (RCA) (Angelshell/ Diamond, BMI) 60 FosterFrees/Irving,BMI) 15 Six Continents, BMI) CASE OF YOU Nilsson (Joni Mitchell, LOVELY ONE Group-Phillinganes (Ranjack/ 106 - IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND VIOLA WILLS/Ariola 810 (Early Mijac, BMI) 27 BMI) 94 Morning, ASCAP) CELEBRATION Deodato (Delightful/Fresh LOVE T.K.O.Wansel-Biggs-Womack (Assorted, BMI) 107 112 FOR YOU, FOR LOVE AVERAGE WHITE BAND/Arista 0553 (Big Heart/ Start, BMI) 85 88 LOVE X LOVE Jones (Rodsongs, ASCAP)75 Average/Ackee, ASCAP) COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE Norman 108 108 (Vogue & Maple Hill c/o Welk/ MAGIC Farrar (John Farrar, BMI) 54 ONE LIFE TO LIVE WAYNE MASSEY/Polydor 2112 (Silver Blue, ASCAP) 109 Onhison, BMI) 50 MASTER BLASTER (JAMMIN')Wonder 110 I LOVE WOMEN JIM HURT/Scotti Bros. 605 (At') (Kelso/Herston, BMI) CRY LIKE A BABY Tobin (Screen Gems - (Jobete/Black Bull, ASCAP) 40 110 111 GIVE IT ON UP (IF YOU WANT TO) MTUME/Epic 9 50917 (Frozen EMI, BMI) 64 MIDNIGHT ROCKS Stewart -Desmond Butterfly, BMI) DE DO DO DO, DE DA DA DA Group -Gary (Frabjous/Approximate/Lobster, BMI) .... 38 111 114 CAN'T FAKE THE FEELING GERALDINE HUNT/Prism 315 (Rebera/ (Virgin/Chappell, ASCAP) 83 MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE (PartI) Hygroton, PROC/Memory Lane, BMI) DEEP INSIDE MY HEART Garay (Nebraska/ Troutman-Bootsy (Rubber Band, BMI).. 65 112 113 United Artists/Glasco, ASCAP) HOW LONG LIPPS, INC./Casablanca 2303 (MCA, ASCAP) 74 MORE THAN I CAN SAY Tarney 113 117 DON'T ASK ME WHY Ramone (Impulsive/ (Warner -Tamerlane,BMI) 28 PUSH PUSH BRICK/Bang 9 4813 (CBS) (WB/Good High, ASCAP) 114 April, ASCAP) 56 MY GUY/MY GIRL Leng-May (Jobete, - BRITE EYES ROBBIN THOMPSON BAND/Ovation 1157 (Out There/ DON'T YA WANNA PLAY THIS GAME NO ASCAP) 99 Creative, ASCAP) MORE Franks -John (Jodrell/Beechwood, NEVER BE THE SAME Omartian (Pop 'n' 115 118 BADLANDS DIRT BAND/United Artists 1378 (Le Bone-Aire/Vicious ASCAP/BMI) 93 Roll, ASCAP) 32 Circle, ASCAP) DREAMER Henderson -Pope (Almo/Delicate, NEVER KNEW LOVE LIKE THIS BEFORE 116 ASCAP) - GOTTA HAVE MORE LOVE CLIMAX BLUES BAND/Warner Bros. 49605 20 Mtume-Lucas (Frozen Butterfly, BMI) .. 12 (World Song/Bobby Goldsboro, ASCAP) DREAMING Tarney (ATV/Rare Blue, BMI/ NO NIGHT SO LONG Buckingham (Irving, 117 102 HERE WE GO MINNIE RIPERTON/Capitol 4902 (Dickie Bird/Art ASCAP) 13 BMI) 57 DRIVIN' MY LIFE AWAY Malloy ONE IN A MILLION YOU Graham Phillips, BMI) (DebDave/Briarpatch, BMI) 11 (Irving/Medad,BMI) 49 118 122 KILLER BARRACUDA HELEN REDDY/Capitol 4918 (Buckhorn, BMI) EVERYBODY'S GOT TO LEARN SOMETIME ONE -TRICK PONY Ramone-Simon (Paul 119 125 IF YOU EVER CHANGE YOUR MIND CRYSTAL GAYLE/Columbia 111359 Lord -Group (WB, ASCAP) 68 Simon, BMI) 80 (Dawnbreaker, BMI/Silver Nightingale, ASCAP) EVERY WOMAN IN THE WORLD Porter- ON THE ROAD AGAIN Nelson (Willie 120 124 LET'S DO SOMETHING CHEAP AND SUPERFICIAL BURT REYNOLDS/ Maslin (Pendulum/Unichappell, BMI).... 86 Nelson,BMI) 19 MCA 51004 (Peso/Duchess/MCA, BMI) FAME Gore (MGM, BMI) 41 OUT HERE ON MY OWN Gore (MGM, 121 123 WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE JONI MITCHELL/Asylum 47038 (Big BMI/Variety, FREEDOM Robinson (Malaco/Thompson ASCAP) 33 Seven, BMI) Weekly/Sugarhill) 90 PRIVATE IDAHO Davies -Group (Boo -Font/ 122 109 THE REST OF THE NIGHT CLIFF NEWTON/Scotti Bros. 602 (AtI) FUNKIN' FOR JAMAICA (N.Y.) Grusin - Island, BMI) 79 Rosen (Thomas Browne/Roaring REAL LOVE Templeman (Tauripin Tunes/ (Flowering Stone, ASCAP) BMI) 82 Monosteri/April, ASCAP) 9 123 121 HOW GLAD I AM JOYCE COBB/Cream 8040 (Screen Gems -EMI, BMI) GIRL, DON'T LET IT GET YOU DOWN SAILING Omartian (Pop 'n'Roll, ASCAP) 37 124 - HOMETOWN GIRLS BENNY MARDONES/Polydor 2131 (Papa Jack/ Gamble -Huff (Mighty Three, BMI) 61 SHE'S SO COLD Glimmer Twins Inner Sanctum, BMI) GIVE ME THE NIGHT Jones (Rodsongs, (Colgems-EMI, ASCAP) 36 125 135 OH DARLIN' OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS/Columbia 1 11357 (Lost ASCAP) 29 SOMETIMES A FANTASY Ramone Cabin, BMI) HEROES Carmichael -Group (Jobete/ (Impulsive/April, ASCAP) 51 126 128 Commodores Entertainment, ASCAP) 73 FUNKY POODLE WILD HORSES/Midwest National 6005 (Remo/Horse Hit, SOUTHERN GIRL Beverly (Amazement, ASCAP) HE'S SO SHY Perry (ATV/Mann & Weill/ BMI) 92 Braintree & Snow, BMI) 5 127 136 ALL WE HAVE IS TONIGHT RANDY VANWARMER/Bearsville 49567 (WB) SUDDENLY Farrar (John Farrar, BMI) 89 HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT Olsen (Fourth Floor, ASCAP) TAKE YOUR TIME (DO IT RIGHT) PART I (ATV, BMI) 34 Sigidi (Avante Garde, ASCAP/Interior/ 128 115TAKE ME TO THE MOON MARGARET REYNOLDS & KC/Seventy First 5004 HOLD ON Group (Don Kirshner/ Sigidis, BMI) 63 (TK) (Capraque/Horrick, BM) Blackwood, BMI) 46 TEXAS IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR Hall 129 126 PECOS PROMENADE TANYA TUCKER/MCA 41305 (Peso/Dutchess, HOT ROD HEARTS Chudacoff-Banetta (Songpainter, BMI) 77 BMI/Senor/Leeds, ASCAP) (Captain Crystal/Blackwood/Dar-Jan, THAT GIRL COULD SING Browne-Ladanyi 130 120 BMI) 18 CAN'T KEEP FROM CRYIN' RAYDIO/Arista 0554 (Raydiola, ASCAP) (Swallow Turn, ASCAP) 30 131 129 LETTING GO NEIL SEDAKA/Elektra 47017 (Kiddio, BMI/Kirshner/April, HOW DO ISURVIVE McDonald -Henderson THE LEGEND OF WOOLEY SWAMP Boylan (April/PaulBliss, ASCAP) 23 (Hat Band, BMI) ASCAP) 25 132 IAIN'T MUCH Buie (Eufaula/James THE WANDERER Moroder-Bellotte (Cafe - THINGS WE SAID TODAY SNEAKERS/Bearsville 49560 (WB) (Maclen, BMI) Cobb, BMI) 95 Americana/ Revelation/Ed. Intro./ 133 130 COMING HOME TRUTH/Devaki 4001 (Murios/Devahkee, ASCAP) I BELIEVE IN YOU Williams-Fundis (Roger Intersong, ASCAP) 6 134 131 (BABY) I CAN'T GET OVER LOSING YOU TTF/RSO/Curtom 1035 Cook/Cook House, BMI) 67 THEME FROM THE DUKES OF HAZZARD (Mayfield, BMI) I COULD BE GOOD FOR YOU Ratner (GOOD OL' BOYS) Albright (Warner- 135 133 YOU COULD'VE BEEN THE ONE AMERICA/Capitol 4915 (Koppelman- (Good For You, ASCAP) 69 Tamerlane/Rich Way, BMI) 52 Bandier, BMI) IF YOU SHOULD SAIL Landis (Third THIS TIME Crooper (H.G., ASCAP) 62 136 Story/Poorhouse, BMI) 78 134 POP IT ONE WAY FEATURING AL HUDSON/MCA 41298 (Peso/Dutchess, TOUCH AND GO Baker (Lido, BMI) 47 BMI) I GOT YOU Tickle (Enz) 87 TURNING JAPANESE Coopersmith-Heaven 137 137 I'M ALMOST READY Ryan (Kentucky (Glenwood, ASCAP) 55 SOME LOVIN' TONIGHT ELEKTRICS/Capitol 4905 (Android Pop/ Colgems-EMI, ASCAP) Wonder/Vince Gill,BMI) 58 1URNIT ON AGAIN Hentschel-Group I'M ALRIGHT Loggins-Botnick (Milk (Pun, ASCAP) 66 138 138 PERCOLATOR SPYRO GYRA/MCA 41275 (Harlem/Crosseyed Bear, BMI) Money, ASCAP) 14 UPSIDE DOWN Edwards -Rodgers(Chic, 139 139 TAKE A LOOK AT ME PORAZZO/Polydor 2111 (Lolligagg/Razz/Boro, I"M COMING OUT Edwards -Rodgers BMI) 3 BMI) (Chic, BMI) 22 WALK AWAY Moroder-Bellotte(Rick's/ 140 119HARDEN MY HEART SEAFOOD MAMA/Whitefire 804-60 (Marvross, I'M HAPPY THAT LOVE HAS FOUND YOU Rightsong, BMI) 53 no licensee) Putnam (ATV, BMI) 43 WHERE DID WE GO WRONG Martin 141 141 THAT BURNING LOVE EDMUND SYLVERS/Casablanca 2270 (A(gre/ I NEED YOUR LOVIN' Marie (Jobete, (Irving, BMI/Almo/McRouscod, ASCAP) 81 ASCAP) 98 Moore & Moore, BMI) WHIP IT Margouleff-Group (Devo/Nymph/ 142 132 INTO THE NIGHT Maraz (Papa Jack, BMI) 59 Unichappell, BMI) 31 RESCUE ME A TASTE OF HONEY/Capitol 4888 (Rhythm Planet/ IT'S MY TURN Masser (Colgems-EMI/ WHO'LL BE THE FOOL TONIGHT Lipuma Conducive/Big One, BMI/ASCAP) Prince St., ASCAP/ Unichappell/Begonia (Buzz Feiten, BMI) 35 143 116 LONGSHOT HENRY PAUL BAND/Atlantic 3755 (Hustlers/Sienna, BMI/ Melodies, BMI) 76 WIDE RECEIVER Henderson (Electrocord, WB/Easy Action, ASCAP) IT"S STILL ROCK AND ROLL TO ME ASCAP) 96 144 144 SNOWBIRD FANTASY BOB JAMES/Columbia/Tappan Zee 1 11360 Ramone (Impulsive/April, ASCAP) .. 71 WITHOUT YOUR LOVE Wayne (H.G., (Turkey/Wayward, ASCAP) ASCAP) 42 I'VE JUST BEGUN TO LOVE YOU 145 - RUMOURS OF GLORY BRUCE COCKBURN/Millennium 11795 (RCA) Sylvers (Spectrum VII/Mykinda, WHO WERE YOU THINKIN' OF Lo Fredo ASCAP) 10C (In My Music, BMI) 70 (Golden Mountain, PRO) 146 JESSE Mainieri (Quackenbush/Redeye, WOMAN IN LOVE Gibb-Galuten- - IS THIS THE WAY OF LOVE CHRIS MONTAN WITH LAUREN WOOD/ ASCAP) 7 Richardson(Stigwood/Unichappel, 20th Century Fox 2470 (RCA) (Special/Old Sock, ASCAP) BMI) 2 8 '147 LADY Richie (Brockman, ASCAP) XANADU Lynne (Jet/Unart, BMI) 4 - 634-5789 JOHNNY VAN ZANT/Polydor 2126 (East/Memphis/Cotillion, LATE INTHE EVENING Ramone-Simon YOU'LL ACCOMP'NY ME Seger -Punch BMI) (Paul Simon, BMI) 24 (Gear, ASCAP) 39 148 145ONLY HIS NAME HOLLY PENFIELD/Dreamland 102 (RSO) (Chinnichap/ LET ME BE YOUR ANGEL Walden YOU'RE THE ONLY WOMAN (YOU &I) Piro -Group (Rubicon, BMI) Careers, BMI) (Walden/Gratitude Sky, ASCAP/ 149 146 Cotillion/BrassHeart, BMI) 26 YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG TASTE OF BITTER LOVE GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS/Columbia 1 11330 LET ME TALK White (Saggifire/Verdangel/ Lange (J. Albert/Marks, BMI) 44 (Nick -O -Val, ASCAP) Cherubim/Sir & Trini/Steelchest, YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING i 50 147 TRPPING OUT CURTIS MAYFIEI.D/RSO/Curtom 1046 (Unichappell, ASCAP) 48 Hall -Oates (Screen Gems -EMI, BMI).... 21 Henry Suemay, BMI)

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 27

AmericanRadioHistory.Com NewYork Video Studios GettingDeeper Into Rock Music By JOSEPH IAN ELLO // NEW YORK - The courtshipadded Henderson, "and in one .there are so many ways to recoup between rock music and video areaespeciallythattheentire your money if you have video aswell as has accelerated in recent years, videoindustryhas been very audio on an album"-Mark Klingman with advances in technology and backwardin,andthat'saudio an increasing number of outletscapabilities-mixing, sweeteninghome entertainment expands." inch tape with a minimum of for consumer consumption. Next and those types of things. We're Two newcomers to the rock - three cameras and 24 track re- year's long-awaited arrival of the in the processofdesigning video scene are unlike the tradi- cording, you're looking realistic- videodiscpromisestosolidify equipment for new editing facili- tionalstudiosinthat they are allyatspending$10,000,and ties, and one of the most impor- that flirtatious relationship into a dance -rock clubs that stress we're really limiting our produc- marriage that will have far-reach- tant things about the editing fa-shooting and productionrather tion work to cost-effective pro- has good audio ing andlong-lastingresults. A cilityisthatit than post -production work. Both jects. More of that will happen rock video boom willnaturally capability." Hurrah and the Ritz have intro- when the videodisc becomes ac- increase the importance of to- Post -production andduplica- duced video cameras, switchers cepted and available at home. day'sratheranonymous video tionalso comprise the bulk of and fundamental equipment for "The one thing we're looking productionfacilitieswherevi- the music -related work done bylive and staged taping. Although into seriouslyiscable-deliver- deos are shot, produced, mixedTeletronics, a subsidiary of the the Ritz seems to have the facili- ing via satellite. We're talking to and mastered. A RW survey ofVideo Corporation of America. ty and plans for a more adven- severalproducers who arein- New York City -based video fa- Teletronics lists CBS Records as undertaking, bothclubs terestedindoing cable shows in turous cilities discovered an across-the- one of its five largest clients at this point are just developing that are not just canned record - terms of dollar value. "We get boardincreaseinrock -related their video facilities. "I'd like to company music. I do anticipate projects and the enthusiastic im- intoall kindsofmusic-notsee our tapes used outside fhe something coming out ofitin plementation of expansion plans. from the recording end, they'veclub in an educational -type set- that respect, where we would be company) al- The majorityofrock videos (theproduction tingtogiveexposuretothe a source for programming or a ready done that," said Will Roth, thus far have been made by pro- saidMerrillAldighieri, base for a show." president/general manager bands," duction firmsforrecordcom- vice director of Hurrah Video. "Club - Perhaps the most exciting and pany or artist management use of Teletronics. The post -produc- owners throughout the country adventurous undertaking is a fa- work doesinvolveaudio as promotional tools. The video tion areinterestedinseeing bands cility that will open inlate Oc- facility becomes involved in one editing, mixing, voice-over and they don't know a lot about be-tober at the old Bell Sound stu- other techniques that Teletronics or more of severalkeyareas: fore booking them, and our vi- dios on Manhattan's West 54th or on -location shooting,is well-equipped to handle now deos are a way of doing that." Street. Owned and operated by studio with plans for further updating post -production,mastering and MostofHurrah'sone -camera Mark "Moogy" Klingman, the as - duplicating - depending upon in the future. "We are doing a shooting (it is also equipped with yet -unnamedaudio -video com- lotoftimecompression and eight monitors placed strategical- plexwillhouse separateeight the needs of the producer. Be- here," pitchrestorationwork recordingstudios, cause of theunique needs of ulti-ly throughout the club for effec- and 16 -track rock video-which are not en- Rothadded."Thesewill tive playback) is done almost en- a three -camera recording studio, mately be big money -saving fac- tirely compatible with the other, tirelyofliveperformances,al- video remote, video editing room non-musical projects handled by tors for the home buyers, espe- though some projects are staged and tape copy rooms. In herald- cially when purchasing videocas- the facilities - sizeable invest- inthe afternoon before invited ing the complex as the firstof ments in new equipment (espe- settes of films that are vitally de- its kind, Klingman says "For the pendent on music, like 'The Last audiences. cially audio) and staff additions been same prices that you go into a Waltz'." AlthoughtheRitzhas have been made recently to fa- itis major facility and spend to just Services, operating just six months, cilitate the growing market. Unitel Production recordyour audio,you come another major New York -based regarded as one of the most at- themost andpotentiallyin -de- here and forless money, walk The areawhere videofacility,hasalsoexperi- tractive growth has already occurredis mand facilities. Formerly an RCA out with audio and video. And it encedanoticeable increasein includes post -production work." post -production.Afterthelive its music -related projects during recording studio, the Ritz has a performance or staged in -studio 30 -foot -wide, 25 -foot -deep stage, Klingman's creditsinvideo the past year, but like the other date back to Todd Rundgren's footageisshot,itis assembled studios polled, counts onthat a broadcast quality switcherand a The camera, and a huge room that earliestexperiments.His own into finishedproduct. businessfor only asmallper- creative potential of videotape is features numerous vantage points rock -oriented variety show, "Man- centage of its total accounts. Uni- hattan Alley," is carried on cable most fully realizedin post -pro- tel's five mobile units give themfrom its three -wall balcony. The duction, which makesitespe- ideal facility and $100,000 worth in Manhattan (twice weekly) and flexibility to handle on -location Los Angeles (once a week). Kling - cially important in working with shooting, an area that account ofproduction equipment have rock acts. Windsor Total Video thus far been used to tape bands man's experience with video and executive Paula Davis says has his enthusiasm for its viability as considersthe post -production been the most active lately. With from a single focal point, giving area to be its speciality. "As far eachbandanopportunityto a commercial commodity could the addition of two new editing make his complex aprototype as business with the music in- rooms and a full -service sched- playit back and critique them- dustryisconcerned, we might selves. While thisis certainly an facility for rock video. ule thatruns 24 hours a day, "We're really entering a new be first,especiallyinpost -pro- seven days a week, Unitel is par- advantage for bands that are in- duction," says Windsor president for rock art- terested in developingtheir era with songs tied to plots and ticularly attractive is hardly an am-combinations of live footage and Bob Henderson. Henderson esti- ists'late -night performances. stage show, it mates Windsor's rate of growth Reeves Television/Facilitybitious undertaking for afacili- stagedsettings-acombination for music -related projects at Group tends to do more on -lo-ty with such enormous potential. of some performance and some story -telling. The possibilities are "about 50percenta yearfor cation work, but they are equip- Lee Erdman, who heads the Ritz' the last few years," but readily video operation and isa veteran unlimited,"Klingmansaid.He ped to do studio and post -pro- pointed to the popularity of mo- acknowledgesthatit'sstill a duction projects. Soundshop is a producer of rock -video ventures relatively small part of the total that go back to Woodstock and tion picture soundtracks as evi- divisionof Reeves that special- dence of the appeal of visual sto- businesshisfacilityisinvolved izes in nothing but sound mixes, the Joshua Light Show, explained in. Windsor has been adjusting why: "As of yet we haven't done ries combined with music, "ex- enabling them to take a job from cept you can't have a follow-up to a new art form and thereby start to finish. According to vice anything extensive because the aquiring new and different tech- of marketingright opportunity hasn't arrived to a hit soundtrack so the record president/director companies lose out there. Right nical expertise-a situation that Joe DiBuono, "A small but grow- yet. If we do something, we want everyfacilitysurveyed seemed is to make sure it's sold, and aired, now there are so many ways to ing percentage of our work recoup your money if you have to be handling with a minimum withrock -relatedprojects." Di - and that we get the right price amountofproblems but sub- for it so we can do justice to the video as well audio on an album. Buono sees a "slow but gradual You can sell the rights to Home stantial financial investment. expansionin video and then a artist by developing the property booming business with music in properly. To sit down and really Box, cable, overseas rights, vid- "We just made a sizeable in- eocassette and soon disc." vestment on new equipment,"the video field as the market fordo a serious recording on one -

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 28

AmericanRadioHistory.Com AmericanRadioHistory.Com Kool & the Gang's "Celebrate!" Destined to be one of the most celebrated albums of the 80's.

Featuring "Celebration" - destined to be one of the mostcelebrated singles of the year. If you thought Kool & the Gang's platinum album, "Ladies Night," was a celebrated accomplishment, prepare yourself for an even bigger celebration. "Celebrate!" An energetic step forward from one of the premier forces inthe music world-Kool & the Gang. "Celebrate!" The album.15"Celebration': Thesingle.® DSR 9518 DE 807 Produced by: Eumir Deodato MARKETED BY PHONOGRAM in association with Kool & The Gang MERCURY RECORDS MGT: Quintet Assoc. Ltd. A POLYGRAM COMPANY Buzz Willis DISTRIBUTED BY POLYGRAM CRSTRieuTION, INC Pe:1*---treRECORDS Write of WI your lout Polystrern Distribution Wits office for disptsys *rod °met prornouonai owns

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World Albifak

OCTOBER 25, 1980

TITLE, ARTIST, Label Number, (Distributing Label) 61 OCT. OCT. WKS. ON Eg THEME FROM THE DUKES OF HAZZARD (GOOD OL' BOYS) 25 115 CHART WAYLON JENNINGS/RCA 12067 6 1 1 ANOTHER ONE 53 53 WALK AWAY DONNA SUMMER/Casablanca 2300 7 BITES THE DUST 54 46MAGIC OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/MCA 41247 23 QUEEN EB 63 TURNING JAPANESE VAPORS/United Artists 1364 5 JO 40 Elektra 47031 DON'T ASK ME WHY BILLY JOEL/Columbia 1 11331 13 57 41 NO NIGHT SO LONG DIONNE WARWICK/Arista 0527 14 (4th Week) 11 58 54 I'M ALMOST READY PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE/Casablanca 2294 10 59 55 © 2WOMAN IN LOVE BARBRA STREISAND/Columbia 111364 8 INTO THE NIGHT BENNY MARDONES/Polydor 2091 21 3 3 UPSIDE DOWN DIANA ROSS/Motown 1494 16 60 57 CAN'T WE TRY TEDDY PENDERGRASS/Phila. Intl. 9 3107 4 4 XANADU OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/ELO/MCA 41285 12 (CBS) 11 5 5 HE'S SO SHY POINTER SISTERS Planet 47916 (Elektra/ 61 56 GIRL, DON'T LET IT GET YOU DOWN O'JAYS/TSOP 9 4790 (Asylum) 15 (CBS) 10 12 THE WANDERER DONNA SUMMER/Geffen 49563 (WB) 6 rop67 THIS TIME JOHN COUGAR/Riva 205 (PolyGram) 6 58 TAKE YOUR TIME (DO IT RIGHT) PART I THE S.O.S. BAND/ 7 JESSE CARLY SIMON/Warner Bros. 49518 13 Tabu 9 5522 (CBS) 23 17 LADY KENNY ROGERS/Liberty 1380 4 ED 70 CRY LIKE A BABY KIM CARNES/EMI-America 8058 4 9 REAL LOVE DOOBIE BROTHERS/Warner Bros. 49503 8 65 68 MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE (PART I) ZAPP/Warner 00 6 ALL OUT OF LOVE AIR SUPPLY/Arista 0520 21 Bros. 49535 6 11 8 DRIVIN' MY LIFE AWAY EDDIE RABBITT/Elektra 46656 19 66 60TURN IT ON AGAIN GENESIS/Atlantic 3751 9 MI 15 NEVER KNEW LOVE LIKE THIS BEFORE STEPHANIE MILLS/ 84 I BELIEVE IN YOU DON WILLIAMS/MCA 41304 6 20th Century Fox 2460 (RCA) 12 al 79EVERYBODY'S GOT TO LEARN SOMETIME KORGIS/ El 16 DREAMING CLIFF RICHARD/EMI-America 8057 7 rin 14 10 I'M ALRIGHT (THEME FROM CADDYSHACK) KENNY Asylum 47018 3 75 I COULD BE GOOD FOR YOU 707/Casablanca 2280 4 LOGGINS/Columbia 1 11317 15 15 13 LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE TO ME BOZ SCAGGS/ 70 77 WHO WERE YOU THINKIN' OF? THE DOOLITTLE BAND/

1 Columbia 1 11349 10 Columbia 11355 3 16 11 LOOKIN' FOR LOVE JOHNNY LEE/Full Moon/Asylum 71 65 IT'S STILL ROCK & ROLL TO ME BILLY JOEL/Columbia 47004 16 1 11276 23 72 64 17 14 ALL OVER THE WORLD ELO/MCA 41289 13 ANGELINE ALLMAN BROTHERS/Arista 0555 6 18 73 69 18 HOT ROD HEARTS ROBBIE DUPREE/Elektra 47005 15 HEROES COMMODORES/Motown 1495 6 24 89DEEP INSIDE MY HEART RANDY MEISNER/Epic 9 50939 1113 ON THE ROAD AGAIN WILLIE NELSON/Columbia 111351 8 2 88 IM 23 DREAMER SUPERTRAMP/A&M 2269 6 LOVE X LOVE GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB 49570 2 26 Ell YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING DARYL HALL & CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK JOHN OATES/RCA 12103 5 D - IT'S MY TURN gl 30 I'M COMING OUT DIANA ROSS/Motown 1491 8 DIANA ROSS 25 HOW DO I SURVIVE AMY HOLLAND/Capitol 4884 12 24 20 Motown 1496 LATE IN THE EVENING PAUL SIMON/Warner Bros. 49511 12 1 25 27THE LEGEND OF WOOLEY SWAMP CHARLIE DANIELS 85 BAND/Epic 9 50921 11 ( El TEXAS IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR MAC DAVIS/ Casablanca 29LET ME BE YOUR ANGEL STACY LATTISAW/Cotillion 2305 2 86 46001 (At') 11 IF YOU SHOULD SAIL NIELSON/PEARSON/Capitol 4910 5 87 32 LOVELY ONE JACKSONS/Epic 9 50938 5 PRIVATE IDAHO B-52's/Warner Bros. 49537 2 33 MORE THAN I CAN SAY LEO SAYER/Warner Bros. 49565 5 - ONE -TRICK PONY PAUL SIMON/Warner Bros. 49537 2 83 19 GIVE ME THE NIGHT GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB 49505 18 1 WHERE DID WE GO WRONG LTD/A&M 2250 5 82 74 30 34THAT GIRL COULD SING JACKSON BROWNE/Asylum 47036 6 FUNKIN' FOR JAMAICA (N.Y.) TOM BROWNE/Arista/ GRP 2506 31 35 WHIP IT DEVO/Warner Bros. 49550 9 7 El-DE DO DO DO, DE DA DA DA POLICE/A&M 2275 32 42NEVER BE THE SAME CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Warner Bros. 1 - LET'S BE LOVERS AGAIN EDDIE MONEY (Duet with Valerie 49580 3 Carter)/Columbia 1 11377 1 re 36OUT HERE ON MY OWN IRENE CARA/RSO 1048 10 1:11 - CELEBRATION KOOL & THE GANG/De-Lite 807 (PolyGram) Erill 38 HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT PAT BENATAR/Chrysalis 1

9 _ EVERY WOMAN IN THE WORLD AIR SUPPLY/Arista 0564 1 2464 4 78 35 22 WHO'LL BE THE FOOL TONIGHT LARSEN-FEITEN BAND/ I GOT YOU SPLIT ENZ/A&M 2252 10 Warner Bros. 49282 14 Ep - LOVE T.K.O. TEDDYPENDERGRASS/Phila.Intl.9 3116 36 39 SHE'S SO COLD ROLLING STONES/Rolling Stones 21001 ICBS) 1 (At!) 5 rn - SUDDENLY OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN AND CLIFF RICHARD/ 37 21 SAILING CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Warner Bros. 49507 20 MCA 51007 1 90 94 38 28 MIDNIGHT ROCKS AL STEWART/Arista 0552 10 FREEDOM GRANDMASTER FLASH & THE FURIOUS 5/ 39 31 YOU'LL ACCOMP'NY ME BOB SEGER/Capitol 4904 14 Sugarhill 549 2 91 66 40 44MASTER BLASTER (JAMMIN') STEVIE WONDER/Tamla YOU'RE THE ONLY WOMAN (YOU & I) AMBROSIA/ Warner Bros. 49508 16 54317 (Motown) 5 92 90 41 37 FAME IRENE CARA/RSO 1034 SOUTHERN GIRL MAZE/Capitol 4891 6 20 93 91 DON'T YA WANNA PLAY THIS GAME NO MORE?ELTON Ell 47 WITHOUT YOUR LOVE ROGER DALTREY/Polydor 2121 7 JOHN/MCA 41293 11 62I'M HAPPY THAT LOVE HAS FOUND YOU JIMMY HALL/ 94 93 CASE OF YOU FRANK STALLONE/Scotti Bros. 603(Atl) 5 Epic 9 50931 3 95 97 I AIN'T MUCH ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION/Polydor2125 3 49YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG AC/DC/Atlantic 3761 8 96 82 WIDE RECEIVER (PARTI) MICHAEL HENDERSON/Buddah 50 LIVE EVERY MINUTE ALI THOMSON/A&M 2260 8 622 (Arista) 9 El 97 76 LET MY LOVE OPEN THE DOOR PETE TOWNSHEND/Atco MI 52 HOLD ON KANSAS/Kirshner 9 4291 (CBS) 6 47 43 TOUCH AND GO CARS/Elektra 47039 7217 20 8 98 - I NEED YOUR LOVIN' TEENA MARIE/Gordy 7189 48 45LET ME TALK EARTH, WIND & FIRE/ARC/Columbia 111366 6 49 48 ONE IN A MILLION YOU LARRY GRAHAM/Warner Bros. (Motown) 1 99 71 MY GUY/MY GIRL AMII STEWART & JOHNNY 49221 19 BRISTOL/ 50 51 COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE ANNE MURRAY/Capitol 4920 Handshake 7 5300 (CBS) 11 8 100 72 I'VE JUST BEGUN TO LOVE YOU DYNASTY/Solar12021 0 59SOMETIMES A FANTASY BILLY JOEL/Columbia 1 11379 3 (RCA) 11

PRODUCERS & PUBLISHERS ON PAGE 27

AmericanRadioHistory.Com All listings from Record World key progressive stations around the country are in descending order except L where other- wise noted.

OCTOBER 25, 1980 IT'S WHAT'S INSIDE-Critical EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rollins THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- DISTINGUISHING MARKS- FLASHMAKER Mass-MCA Stones-Rolling Stones Col Fingerprintz-Virgin MORE SPECIALS-Specials-- DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic LITTLE STEVIE ORBIT-Steve Chrysalis PARIS-Supertramp-A&M Forbert-Epic REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- HEAVY ACTION: -Sire Asylum EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling RUNNING ALONE-Barooga- BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic Stones-Rolling Stones Capitol ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic WYMX-FM/AUGUSTA SHOT IN THE DARK-Inmates- Brothers-WB ADDS: Polydor PARIS--Supertramp-A&M BEATIN' THE ODDS-Molly Hatchet REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads SKY-Arista -Epic CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Senator THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- -Chrysalis -Sire THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Col THE GAME-Queen-Elektra Col SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie- ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The HEAVY ACTION: WBLM-FM/MAINE RCA Police-A&M ADDS: PANORAMA-Ca rs-Elektra THE RIVER THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- BLOTTO (EP)-Blotto ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Col Brothers-WB HEAVY ACTION: ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The BOTTOM OF THE SEA (single)- Col Police-A&M George Thorogood-Rounder ONE FOR THE ROAD-Kinks- ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Arista Brothers-WB REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads IT'S WHAT'S INSIDE-Critical Mass -Sire -MCA TAKING LIBERTIES-Elvis Costello ALIVE-Kenny Logg ins-Epic WILD PLANET-B52s-WB -Col CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar PRETENDERS-Sire PEOPLE WHO DIED (single)-Jim MOST ADDED Carroll-Atco -Chrysalis SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen -RCA REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- -Col (34) BARRY GOUDREAU-Epic -Sire WYDD-FM/PITTSBURGH Kirshner REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- ADDS: Heads-Sire (19) -Chrysalis Col BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic SHOT IN THE DARK-Inmates- PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra 21st CENTURY MAN-Billy Thorpe IS IT OVER?-Bill Price & the EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling Polydor(11) NEW CLEAR DAYS-Vapors- -Elektra Keystone Rhythm Band- Stones-Rolling Stones 21ST CENTURY MAN-Billy EMI-America Green Dolphin THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Thorpe-Elektra (11) PEOPLE WHO DIED (single)-Jim Col HEAVY ACTION: Carroll-Atco DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic BOTTOM OF THE SEA (single) WLIR-FM/LONG ISLAND -George Thorogood- HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads TWO "B'S" PLEASE-Robbin Rounder (8) ADDS: Asylum -Sire Thompson-Ovation ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The CARNIVAL-Spyrogyra-MCA THE GAME-Queen-Elektra THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Police-A&M (8) DARK ROOM-Angel City-Epic AGAINST THE WIND-Bob Seger- Col CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION Capitol TURN AND WALK AWAY (single) FROM A TO B-New Musik-GTO -Babys-Chrysalis ZETA 7-FM/ORLANDO ALBUM-Monty Python- (import) PARIS-Supertramp-A&M Arista (71 ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The ADDS: LIES INTO THE 80's (singlel- ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE- Police-A&M PEOPLE WHO DIED (single)- Manfred Mann-Bronze (import) Rossington Collins-MCA CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION t Jim Carroll-Atco (71 ONE MORE SONG-Randy Meisner TIMES SQUARE-Original ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista ROCK AND ROLL OUTLAW- -Epic Soundtrack-RSO HEAVY ACTION: REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads ! Rose Tattoo-Mirage (7) REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads -Sire EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling THE GAME-Queen-Elektra ROCK HARD-Suzi Quatro- -Sire Stones-Rolling Stones THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Dreamland (71 SHOT IN THE DARK-Inmates- PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE- Col Polydor Rossington Collins-MCA STAGE STRUCK-Rory Gallagher- AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar Kirshner Chrysalis -Chrysalis HEAVY ACTION: WNEW-FM/NEW YORK START (single)-Jam-Polydor CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar -Chrysalis AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra ADDS: (import) Kirshner THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- THE GAME-Queen-Elektra HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- COGNAC & BOLOGNA-Doug & Col DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic the Slugs-RCA (import) Asylum WAQX-FM/SYRACUSE BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic EXPLORER SUITE (12")-New HEAVY ACTION: ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Brothers ADDS: -WB BEATIN' THE ODDS-Molly Hatchet England-Elektra THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- -Epic MORE SPECIALS-Specials- Col HUMANS-Bruce Cockburn- FULL MOON-Charlie Daniels- Millennium Epic ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The Chrysalis ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The Police-A&M RED CAB TO MANHATTAN- Police-A&M THE RODS-Rock Hard EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling Stephen Bishop-WB Stones-Rolling Stones AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- NO MORE DIRTY DEALS-Johnny THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Kirshner REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads Van Zant-Polydor Col THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- -Sire Col ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION 21st CENTURY MAN-Billy Thorpe Brothers-WB SHOT IN THE DARK-Inmates- Elektra BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC- ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista REACH FOR THE SKY-Allman Polydor Atlantic VOICES-Hall & Oates-RCA Brothers-Arista THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- TWICE NIGHTLY-Tremblers- HEAVY ACTION: CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Senator Col Johnston THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- -Chrysalis PLAYIN' FOR KEEPS-Eddie Money WHFS-FM /WASHINGTON -Col Col HEAVY ACTION: CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar ADDS: TRUE COLOURS-Split Enz-A&M WSHE-FM/FT. LAUDERDALE THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- -Chrysalis BLUE ANGEL-Polydor ARGY BARGY-Squeeze-A&M Col THE GAME-Queen-Elektra CIVILIZED EVIL-Jean-Luc Ponty ADDS: DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia-WB SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC- -Atlantic CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION -RCA Atlantic MORE SPECIALS-Specials-ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island PARIS-Supertramp--A&M Chrysalis ROCK HARD-Suzi Quatro- Dreamland EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling WBAB-FM/LONG ISLAND BEATIN' THE ODDS-Molly Hatchet REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Stones-Rolling Stones -Epic Heads-Sire THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- VOICES-Hall & Oates-RCA ADDS: ONE FOR THE ROAD-Kinks- SHOT IN THE DARK-Inmates- Col ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The DEEPEST PURPLE-Deep Purple- Arista Polydor Police-A&M WB ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Brothers THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen-HEAVYACTION: TRUE COLOURS-Split Enz-A&M RANDY HANSEN-EMI-America -WB Col PANORAMA-Ca rs-Elektra LITTLE STEVIE ORBIT-Steve Forbert RED CAB TO MANHATTAN- HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- -Nemperor Stephen Bishop-WB Asylum DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic HEAVY ACTION: HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads ARE HERE-Kings-Elektra ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Asylum -Sire TAKING LIBERTIES-Elvis Costello Brothers-WB NOTHIN' MATTERS-John Cougar ROCK HARD-Suzi Quatro- -Col BEATIN' THCODDS-Molly Hatchet -Riva Dreamland TIDDLYWINKS-NRBQ-Red -Epic SEQUEL-Harry Chapin- WMMR-FM /PHILADELPHIA Rooster AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- Boardwalk ADDS: SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie- Kirshner SHOT IN THE DARK-Inmates- BOTTOM OF THE SEA (single)- RCA BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC- WBCN-FM / BOSTON Polydor George Thorogood-Rounder ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The Atlantic Police-A&M ADDS: FACE TO FACE-Rick Derringer- CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar HEAVY ACTION: BLACK SEA-XTC-Virgin (import) -Blue Sky WILD PLANET-B-52s-WB -Chrysalis PARIS-Supertramp-A&M BOTTOM OF THE SEA (single)- THE GAME-Queen-Elektra GARY MYRICK & THE FIGURES- UPRISING-Bob Marley-Island George Thorogood-Rounder PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra Epic HUMANS-Bruce Cockburn- EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling Stones-Rolling Stones FACE TO FACE-Rick Derringer- CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads Millennium Blue Sky -Chrysalis -Sire CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island WILD PLANET-B-52s-WB

AmericanRadioHistory.Com All listings from key progressive Record Wodd stations around the country are in descending order except where other- wise noted.

OCTOBER 25, 1980 THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- TOP AIRPLAY HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie Col Asylum SHADOWS AND LIGHT-Joni -RCA CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar REACH FOR THE SKY-Allman Mitchell-Asylum -Chrysalis THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Brothers-Arista Col ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Brothers-WB PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra KOME-FM/SAN JOSE HEAVY ACTION: PARIS-Supertrama--A&M IMO-FM/DALLAS ADDS: AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- ADDS: DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic Kirshner CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION BEATIN' THE ODDS-Molly Hatchet HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne-MCAI'M NOT STRANGE-Keith Sykes- ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista -Epic Asylum McGUINN HILLMAN-Capitol GAMMA 2-Gamma-Elektra MICHAEL SCHENKER-Chrysalis ONE MORE SONG-Randy Meisner BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The NOTHIN' MATTERS-John Cougar Police-A&M -Epic NO MORE DIRTY DEALS-Johnny -Riva PEOPLE WHO DIED (single)-Jim Van Zant-Polydor THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen-Carroll-Atco ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE Col SHOT IN THE DARK-Inmates--Rossington Collins-MCA ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The Polydor THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- CRIMES OF PASSION WQFM-FM /MILWAUKEE Police-A&M THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen-Col ADDS: PAT BENATAR 21st CENTURY MAN-Billy Thorpe Col PARIS-Supertramp-A&M I'M NOT STRANGE-Keith Sykes -Elektra TWO "B'S" PLEASE-Robbin CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar Chrysalis -Backstreet Thompson-Ovation -Chrysalis REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The HEAVY ACTION: EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling -Sire Police-A&M Stones-Rolling Stones ROCK AND ROLL OUTLAW-Rose ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Tattoo-Mirage Brothers-WB MOST AIRPLAY THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen-EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling HEAVY ACTION: CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Col Stones-Rolling Stones BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic KZOK-FM/SEATTLE Benatar-Chrysalis (30) 707-Casablanca HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne-CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar ADDS: EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling Asylum -Chrysalis Stones-Rolling Stones (24) AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas-HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia- Kirshner Bearsville PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra HEAVY ACTION: Asylum THE GAME-Queen-Elektra PLAYIN' FOR KEEPS-Eddie Money PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra I'M NOT STRANGE-Keith Sykes (24) -Col -Backstreet PARIS-Supertramp-A&M ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie PARIS-Supertramp-A&M (23) PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra Brothers-WB ONE MORE SONG-Randy Meisner ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC- CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar PLAYIN' FOR KEEPS-Eddie Money -Epic Atlantic (22) Brothers-WB -Chrysalis -Col RANDY HANSEN-EMI-America ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic REACH FOR THE SKY-Allman THE GAME-Queen-Elektra THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Brothers-WB (22) CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar Brothers-Arista EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling Col -Chrysalis BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic THE GAME-Queen-Elektra Stones-Rolling Stones HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- PARIS-Supertramp-A&M PARIS-Supertramp-A&M (21) Asylum HEAVY ACTION: HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- FREEDOM OF CHOICE-Devo-WB 24 CARROTS-Al Stewart-Arista CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar Asylum (19) AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- Chrysalis AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- Kirshner KLOL-FM / HOUSTON THE GAME-ueen-Elektra Kirshner (14) ALIVE-Kenny Loggins-Col ADDS: KSJO-FM/SAN JOSE BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen NEW CLEAR DAYS-Vapors- CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION ADDS: PARIS-Supertramp--A&M E -001(13) EMI-America ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia- Brothers-WB Col Bearsville HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- Asylum WKDF-FM/NASHVILLE HUMANESQUE-Jack Green-RCA WMMS-FM/CLEVELAND NEW CLEAR DAYS-Vapors- HEAVY ACTION: PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra ADDS: EMI-America ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE- ADDS: THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Rossington Collins-MCA SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie- Col DARK ROOM-Angel City-Epic RCA Col EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling HUMANESQUE-Jack Green-RCA PARIS-Supertramp-A&M 707-Casablanca ROCK HARD-Suzi Quatro- Stones-Rolling Stones NOBODY LEAVES THIS SONG ALIVE -THE GAME-Queen-Elektra BEATIN' THE ODDS-Molly Hachet Dreamland BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic -Breathless-EMI-America ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The -Epic REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads Po! ice-A&M FREEDOM OF CHOICE-Devo-WB HEAVY ACTION: ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The -Sire 21st CENTURY MAN-Billy Thorpe THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- THE GAME-Queen-Elektra -Elektra Police-A&M Col ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie 707-Casablanca PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra KOFM-FM/PORTLAND TURN AND WALK AWAY isingle)- Brothers-WB EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling Babys-Chrysal is CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar Stones-Rolling Stones ADDS: WILD PLANET-B52s-WB --t_hrystalis HEAVY ACTION: 24 CARROTS-Al Stewart-Arista CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION 21st CENTURY MAN-Billy Thorpe HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- ONE FOR THE ROAD-Kinks- ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista -Elektra Asylum PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra Arista MINIMUM WAGE ROCK AND ROLL PARIS-Supertramp-A&M PARIS-Supertramp-A&M -Busboys-Arista AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- MOON MARTIN (EP)-Capitol HEAVY ACTION: Kirshner Asylum PEOPLE WHO DIED-Isinglel-Jim ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE- CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar KWST-FM/LOS ANGELES Ca rrc I I-Atco HEARTLAND-Michael Stanley- -Chrysalis EMI-America Rossington Collins-MCA ADDS: RANDY HANSEN-EMI-America PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- FULL MOON-Charlie Daniels- Col -Sire -Chrysalis Kirshner AMERICAN NOISE-Planet Epic REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads ROCK AND ROLL OUTLAWS-Rose EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Tattoo-Mirage THE GAME-Queen-Elektra Brothers-WB -Sire ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Stones-Rolling Stones ONE MORE SONG-Randy Meisner ROCK HARD-Suzi Quatro- THE GAME-Queen-Elektra Dreamland Brothers-WB DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic -Epic PLAYIN' FOR KEEPS-Eddie Money THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- Col -Col Col HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- KZEW-FM/ DALLAS HEAVY ACTION: ZENYATTA MONDATTA-The Asylum ADDS: EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling Police-A&M ALIVE-Kenny Loggins-Col CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION Stones-Rolling Stones DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia-WB ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista KBPI-FM/DENVER THE GAME-Queen-Elektra BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic FREEDOM OF CHOICE-Devo- HEAVY ACTION: ROCK AND ROLL OUTLAWS-Rose ADDS: Tattoo-Mirage WB THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar Col 21st CENTURY MAN-Billy Thorpe Col -Chrysalis THE GAME-Queen-Elektra Y95 -FM /ROCKFORD -Elektra ROCK HARD-Suzi Quatro- PANORAMA-Ca rs-Elektra CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Senator Dreamland ADDS: DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic -Chrysalis HOLD OUT-Jackson Browne- BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic BOTTOM OF THE SEA (single)- HEAVY ACTION: Asylum PARIS-Supertramp-A&M George Thorogood-Rounder AUDIO-VISIONS-Kansas- HEAVY ACTION: BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic ARE HERE-Kings-Elektra RANDY HANSEN-EMI-America Kirshner THE GAME-Queen-Elektra FRETENDERS-Sire EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE- ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie DUKE-Genesis-Atlantic Stones-Rolling Stones Col Rossington Collins-MCA Brothers-WB MICHAEL SCHENKER-Chrysalis ROCK AND ROLL OUTLAW-Rose PANORAMA-Cars-Elektra PARIS-Supertramp-A&M DARK ROOM-Angel City-Epic Tattoo-Mirage CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar CRIMES OF PASSION-Pat Benatar MAN OVERBOARD-Bob Welch- 21st CENTURY MAN-Billy Thorpe -Chrysalis -Chrysalis KLOS-FM/LOS ANGELES Capitol -Elektra ARE HERE-Kings-Elektra ALIVE-Kenny Logg ins-Col ADDS: EMPTY GLASS-Pete Townshend- EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling BILLY BURNETTE-Col 36 stations reporting this week. Atco Stones-Rolling Stones BOTTOM OF THE SEA-isinglei- In addition to those printed are: HEAVY ACTION: FREEDOM OF CHOICE-Devo-WB ONE TRICK PONY-Paul Simon- George Thorogood-Rounder WQBK-FM WCMF-FM KSHE-FM BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC-Atlantic EMOTIONAL RESCUE-Rolling WB CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION WOUR-FM WABX-FM KFML-AM THE GAME-Queen-Elektra Stones-Rolling Stones TRUE COLOURS-Split Enz-A&M ALBUM-Monty Python-Arista WMJQ-FM WXRT-FM KGB -FM

AmericanRadioHistory.Com RacitciMfarki Ronstadt Simulcast Radio Replay (Continued from page 20) the entire weekend of the Sunday cate tapes to be sent to radio sta- broadcast, there was alsolocal tionssimulcastingthespecial. By PHIL DIMAURO press coverage and print adver- Produced by Peter Asher (the A wouldlike somebody readingRecord MR. KING'S MENU: "I tising. of GAD) and directed by Stanley World, possibly Mr. Dwight Caseof RKO Radio, or anybodywho Mr. Tom Tanner and Stone both agreed Dorfman (the D of GAD), the happens to have a spare FMsignal in New York City, like that a large measure of the show's show featured a minimum of Hoyt of Heftel, who happens to haveWTFM, which he coulddonate could please be given one ofthese,I would actually success must be attributed to its talking between songs, and was to me .. . If I within six months, guaranteed, production, which they said was shot in whatKoslowcalled turnitinto the number -one station perfectly suited for a radio/tele- "ideally controlled lighting." by adopting a tight new waveformat with strong personalities,and which has never existed. WPIXhere was ab- visionsimulcast.Theprogram HBO has no immediate plans a very strict routine, simulcasts,but a finish.It was enthusiasticchaos-one was produced by GAD Video, an forfurther solute chaos from start to in-house production company re- spokesman for the company in- record in twenty was great, and you neverheard it anywhere else, centlyformedbyPeterAsher dicatedthatthe areaisbeing . . " but the other 19 were rubbish carefully explored for the future. No, he's not exactly what you'd callmodest. But Jonathan King, Management, Ronstadt's man- has proven agement firm. Ira Koslow, Asher's now a noontime airpersonality at WMCA in New York, jumping on a talk radio station,and assistant and associate producer KCKN-AM & FM Sold that he can get the phone lines of the show, explained that the talk radio in New York is somethinghe's never done before. He has WASHINGTON, D.C. - Steve hit, Asher organization had long been been on American radio, however,starting in 1965, when his Richard, assistant to Joe L. Allbrit- made him a fleeting U.S. recording interested in video as a means of "Everyone's Gone To The Moon," promoting its artists. "We neverton, chairman of Allbritton Com- personality. He remembers beinginterviewed by Casey Kasem in munications, has announced that York. liked anything else we saw.It Los Angeles, and Jack Spector(with the old WMCA) in New radio and was always lip-synched, or too Allbrittonhas purchased King originally came here to coverthe presidential campaign stations KCKN-AM and -FM for election for the BBC, then begansubstituting for vacationing 'MCA flashy," he said. "Music is what the daily slot. Since he went on we are trying to sell." $2.7millionfrom Kaye -Smith airpeople, and finally was offered Enterprises. Yorkers by calling baseball "boring,"by The show was recordedina the air he's outraged New sale ofthe1000 -watt and by calling Ronald Reagan "Tup- television studio before an audi- The saying "Hitler wasn't all bad," country AM and100,000 -watt that, while off camera, he'sstoredina enceof600,solicitedthrough perware Man" (assuming country FM stationsinKansas plastic container to keep him fresh).Always thinking in controversial free passes given out at a Ron- so far as to say thatRichard Nixon also stadt concert May. The live City, Kansas immedi- terms, King has also ately, pending FCC approval. wasn't all bad, having been dealt adirty hand by Watergate, "the sound was engineered by Val Ga- Testing his theories, King conducted a ray (the G of GAD), who also ar- Richard said no management or great media soap opera." format changes are anticipated. presidential poll including Nixon as achoice, and the former Presi- ranged for first -generation dupli- dent won with 39% of the votes. With lures such as these, King haskept the WMCA call counter at the breaking point. He's alsoprovided some important local serv- ices, such as a show about heroinaddiction, which brought a record number of calls into a New York treatmentclinic mentioned on the show. This coming Wednesday (22),he'll be doing a college show as part of his campaign tobring down 'MCA's average listener age (somewhere in the 50s at this point).King has already featured re- cording artist Dusty Springfield, and he'shoping to have the likes of David Bowie and John Lennon onhis show as well. An interesting selection for a talkshow-perhaps he could bring similar zest to rock radio. King callsNew York rock radio "bland, like Cantonese cuisine.I want to start the first Szechuanrestaurant on the air." Chun -King,anyone? MOVES: Harry Nelson, former programdirector of WRKO, Boston, has been named PD of KSLQ in St. Louis . . . Bob Hamilton, PD of KRTH in Los Angeles, will take on theduties of departing RKO na- tional PD Dave Sholin. Hamilton will handleboth jobs . . . Marty Curley has left his post as PD of WBAB onLong Island. His replace- ment is ex -program consultant BobBuchmann; Glenn Corneliess is PD of WKOX assistant PD . . . Ex -F 105 MD Tom Connelly is now in the same city, Boston. NEW HOPE FOR JAZZ ADDICTS: RoyEldridge's classic, "Let Me Off Uptown," has taken on a new meaningfor jazz lovers. Since the demise of all -jazz WRVR, New Yorkershaven't had a commercial jazz station to tune into-until now,with the advent of WYRZ-FM, a 3000-watter out ofStamford, Connecticut, which made an all-jazz format (six A.M. to one A.M.) officialas of Monday, October 20. Music director Ron Petrone reports thatthe stations' signalis clear throughout most of the northern metropolitan area,Westchester, the Bronx and even Brooklyn, but from listener response,it seems that WYNY blocks out the signal in Manhattanbelow 40th Street or so. Petrone began hosting a weekend eveningjazz show a year ago; on September 2, the rock-formatted station went to a night-time show seven days a week. According to Petrone,the part-time jazz serv- ice has already brought in thousands of enthusiasticletters and calls. LEAKING BRUCE JUICE OOZES ON: Reports on the leaked Bruce "-background vocals for Yoko's solo album ..." (Continued on page 39)

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 34

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World L-LLL_ C?

OCTOBER 25, 1980 25 32 UNDERWATER HARRY THUMANN/Uniwave (LPcut) OCT. OCT. WKS. ON 25 18 CHART WLP 1007 (Import Canada) 7 1 1 CAN'T FAKE THE FEELING GERALDINE HUNT/Prism (12") 26 20 I'M COMING OUT/UPSIDE DOWN DIANA ROSS/Motown PDS 405 11 (LP cut/12"*) M8 936 M1 19 2 2 I NEED YOUR LOVIN' TEENA MARIE/Gordy (12"*) 27 31 BOOGIE TO THE BOP MANTUS/SMI (12") 0002 4 G8 997M1 (Motown) 8 28 33 FEEL GOOD, PARTY TIME J.R. FUNK AND THE LOVE 3 4 SELL MY SOUL/FEVER SYLVESTER/Fantasy/Honey MACHINE/Brass 112") BRDS2511 3 (12"*/LP cut)F 9601 6 29 29 FEAR/I STRIP YOU EASY GOING/Importe 12 (12") MP 307 6 4 8 IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND VIOLA WILLS/Ariola 30 26 MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE ZAPP/Warner Bros. (12") OP 2203 (Arista) 5 (12"*) BSK 3463 6 5 7 SHOOT YOUR BEST SHOT LINDA CLIFFORD/Curtom/RSO 31 MASTER BLASTER (JAMMIN') STEVIE WONDER/Tamla

(LP cut) RS 1 3037 4 (12"*) 54317 (Motown) 1 6 6 FUN TIME PEACHES & HERB/Polydor/MVP (12"*) PD 32 47 EVERYBODY GET DOWN MOUZON'S ELECTRIC BAND/ 6298 6 Vanguard (12") SPV 36 2 7 12 LOVELY ONE JACKSONS/Epic (12"*) FE 36424 (CBS) 3 33 34 UPTOWN PRINCE/Warner Bros.(12"*) 49559 3 8 3 LOVE SENSATION LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY/Gold Mind 34 35 CAPRICORN CAPRICORN/Emergency (12") EMDS 6511 5 (12") GG 505 (Salsoul) 15 35 THE REAL THANG NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN/Atlantic 9 9 CHERCHEZ PAS/BOOGIE TALK/MUSIC MAKES MY (12"*) SD 19279 1 NIGHT MADLEEN KANE/Chalet (LP cuts) CH 0701 36 28 (Prelude) 7 SATURDAY NIGHT/STARS IN YOUR EYES HERBIE HANCOCK/Columbia (12"*) JC 3641525 10 10 THE WANDERER DONNA SUMMER/Geffen (12"*) 49563 (WB) 5 37 37 LADY OF THE NIGHT RAY MARTINEZ AND FRIENDS/ 11 5 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST QUEEN/Elektra (12"*) Importe 12 (12") MP 306 12 5E 513 12 38 40GET DOWN, GET DOWN MELODY STEWART/Roy B. (12") 12 14 HOW LONG LIPPS, INC. /Casablanca (12"*) NBLP 7242 4 RBDS 2512 2 13 13 IT'S NOT WHAT YOU GOT (IT'S HOW YOU USE IT) 39 IF YOU FEEL THE FUNK LA TOYA JACKSON/Polydor

CARRIE LUCAS/Solar (12") YD 12086 (RCA) 7 (12"*) PD 1 6291 1 14 16 LET'S GET FUNKY TONIGHT EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" 40 30 NIGHT CRUISER/GROOVITATION DEODATO/Warner Bros. KING/RCA (12"*) AFL1 3543 4 (12"*) BSK 3467 7 15 18 IT'S A WAR/I'M READY KANO/Emergency (12"*) EMLP 41 25 DOES IT FEEL GOOD B.T. EXPRESS/Columbia (12"*) JC 7505 23 36333 12 16 19 PRIVATE IDAHO/PARTY OUT OF BOUNDS B-52'S/Warner 42 22 I'VE JUST BEGUN TO LOVE YOU DYNASTY/Solar (12") Bros. (12"*) BSK 3471 5 YD 12027 (RCA) 17 17 11 FUNKIN' FOR JAMAICA (N.Y.) TOM BROWNE/Arista/ GRP (12"*) GRP 5008 10 43 43 COULD I BE DREAMING/WE'VE GOT THE POWER 18 17 QUE SERA MI VIDA (IF YOU SHOULD GO) GIBSON POINTER SISTERS/Planet (LP cuts) P 9 (Elektra/Asylum) 3 BROTHERS/Mango (12") MPLS 7783 15 44 38 IS IT ALL OVER MY FACE? LOOSE JOINTS/West End (12") 19 23WHIP IT/GATES OF STEEL DEVO/Warner Bros.(12"*) WES 22129 10 BSK 3435 9 45 42 IN THE FOREST/YOUR EYES BABY'O/Baby'0 (12") BO 20 27 GIVE IT ON UP (IF YOU WANT TO) MTUME/Epic (12") 1000 27 48 50918 (CBS) 5 46 HOT LEATHER PASSENGERS/Uniwave (LP cut) WLP 1013 21 21 DREAMS AND DESIRE/THE ONE TONIGHT FEVER/Fantasy (Import Canada) 1 (12"*) 897 7 47 EVERYBODY INSTANT FUNK/Salsoul (LP cut) SA 8536 (RCA) 1 22 39ALL MY LOVE L.A.X./Prelude (12") PRL D 527 2 23 15 GIVE ME THE NIGHT/LOVE X LOVE GEORGE BENSON/ 48 45 PARTY VIBES/SHAME, SHAME, SHAME IKE TURNER FEATURING TINA TURNER/Fantasy (12"*) F 9597 Qwest/WB (12"*) HS 3453 16 2 24 24 BREAKAWAY/WHAT'S ON MY MIND/DON'T LET YOUR 49 46 SLIP AND DIP COFFEE/De-Lite (12"*) DSR 9520 (Mercury) 9 CHANCE GO BYE WATSON BEASLEY/Warner Bros. 50 36 RED LIGHT/FAME LINDA CLIFFORD/IRENE CARA ("FAME" (12"*) BSK 3445 24 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/RSO (12") RX 13080 21 (* non-commercial 12", discontinued)

Disco File(Continued from page 22) playing other than to recommend records and pass along finds un-ard. Now that the best (and most listenable,most commercial) covered by our correspondents. Just once, though, we'll makea dance music is geared to a generally easier pulse, it'smerely pander- humble suggestion: change it up, please. We've heard DJs remarking to the audience to peak them ona high -tempo number or an lately that they were bored with midtempo R&B sides like "Do Theold favorite while denying fair exposure to worthynon -conformist Boogaloo"; couldn't peak dancers on "Take Your Time"; couldn't music and prolonging the cliches that threaten, periodically,to bury deal with the low tempo of "I'm Coming Out." Cuts like these must disco. It's a natural tendency for our kind of musicto wear out its be dealt with, however: the danceable R&B-pop-disco fusions are own climaxes and invent new ones: we believe thatagenuine the very best music that can be offered right now. Whether or not atmosphere of adventure and experimentationmust be revived in the Eurodisco is easier to work with and provides a more familiar high, clubs to make the excitement apparent and contagiousto a skeptical it's not nearly as enriching as the exultant current hits by Teena Marie industry and public. and Loleatta Holloway or the evocative blues -singing of Geraldine NOTES: New music to come by Talking Heads, DonnaSummer, Hunt and Sylvester. More than ever,DJs now need to exercise a D. C. LaRue, People's Choice; comments next weekon major concert serious critical sense, with an aesthetic rather than a utilitarian stand- tours by Sylvester and Grace Jones.

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 35

AmericanRadioHistory.Com li*WITOMA"T tip AmericanRadioHistory.Com Givet rie gift of musk.

Fm -g t'Vf' *4 -*;=*-1,

017:7.4 itM . OV4.-;*, M MSC wet VizA.1.7 met *Nig o-,oLooto

4-W

"The River." Twenty new songs on four sides. Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band. On Columbia Records and Tapes.

Produced by Bruce Springsteen, Jon Lar don, Steve Von Zamdt. Columbia on trademark of CBS Inc. 198C CBS Inc. Welnagement Jon Londou AmericanRadioHistory.Com (2-1Record WorldL_

Mozart, Brahms and Sondheim By SPEIGHT JENKINS Classical NEW YORK-Three recent rec- ing program and how to deliver a ords deserve more than casual songintimately,withoutstuffi- Retail Report notice.The most unusual is ness. OCTOBER 25, 1980 3EETHOVEN: SYMPHONY NO. 3-Mehta Evelyn Lear's performance of She sings the Sondheim and -CBS Digital Bernstein songs withmusicality CLASSIC OF THE WEEK songs by Stephen Sondheim and EOLLING: GUITAR SUITE-Lagoya, LeonardBernsteinonMercury and a casual mood. Martin Katz, Bolling-Angel Digital Golden Imports.Miss Lear hasone of the finest accompanists in BOLLING: PICNIC SUITE-Rampol, had a whole variety of careers the business, supplies excellent Lagoya, Bolling-CBS since she first appeared on the support throughout. ( MASSENET: LE ROI DE LAHORE-London the '60s. There are many ways to play L.4r-fRAVLITA PAVAROTTI'S GREATEST HITS-London world opera scene in ILFRE! Firstshe was theleadingex- Mozart, but perhaps the most at- ,MARIO *MAY STRAVINSKY: RITE OF SPRING (PIANO ponent of the music of Alban tractiveisto bring out the hu- laN11/40/i, VERSIONI-Atamian-DG Berg, with a fine recorded Woz- manity available in every bar of VERDI: RIGOLETTO-DG zeckandLulutohercredit. the composer's music. This is the VERDI: STIFFELIO-Philips About 1968, she encountered vo- way of Emanuel Ax, and his re- VERDI: LA TRAVIATA-Angel cal problems and restudied hercording for RCA of the E Minor VERDI: LA TRAVIATA RECORD & TAPE LTD./ technique, returning to the operaand E Flat Concertos (K. 466 and CALLAS, KRAUS, GHIONE K. 482) glories in the song that WASHINGTON, D.C. house tosingonly traditional Angel In the last few yearshe findsineach. Thoughhis BEETHOVEN: PIANO CONCERTO NO. 1- repertory. Michelangeli, Giulini-DG she seems to be singing naturally conductor, Eduardo Mata, is not level,the BRAHMS: PIANO QUINTETS-Pollini, again, and certainly the new disc at hisinterpretive BEST SELLERS OF THE WEEK* Quartetto Italiano-DG playing of the Dallas Symphony on Mercury shows her voice in VERDI: LA TRAVIATA-Callas, Kraus, PLACID() DOMINGO SINGS ZARZUELA the best shapeithas beenin isfine. What really makes the Ghione-Angel ARIAS-London some time. record worth buying is the fine MASSENET: LE ROI DE LAHORE- PASO DOBLES-Philips Lear has never had less than poetry,superbtechniqueand Sutherland, Bonynge-London PAVAROTTI'S GREATEST HITS-London successinrecital,because she overall command of the material PAVAROTTI'S GREATEST HITS-London SONDHEIM: SWEENEY TODD-RCA knows how to build an interest- (Continued on page 48) VERDI: AIDA-Freni, Baltsa, Carreras, VERDI: AIDA-Angel Cappuccilli, Karajan-Angel VERDI: RIGOLETTO-DG VERDI: RIGOLETTO-Cotrubas, VERDI: STIFFELIO-Philips Domingo, Cappuccilli, Giulini-DG WEILL: SILVERLAKE-Nonesuch Digital Deutsche Grammophon's I VERDI: STIFFELIO-Sass, Carreras, Manuguerra, Gardelli-Philips first digital recording SOUND WAREHOUSE/DALLAS WEILL: SILVERIAKE-Rudel- Nonesuch Digital DEBUSSY: IMAGES-Previn-Angel Digital

KARAJAN 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111. JOPLIN: RAGTME-Angel MASSENET: LE ROI DE LAHORE-London CONDUCTS DIGITAL DIGITAL SAM GOODY/EAST COAST MOZART: DIE ENTFUEHRUNG AUS DEM BEETHOVEN: PIANO CONCERTO NO. 5- SERAIL-Eda-Pierre, Davis-Philips MOZART'S KARAJAN Horowitz-RCA ORFF: CARMINA BURANA-Muti-Angel MOZART BOILING: PICNIC SUITE-Rampal, PUCCINI: TURANDOT-Caballe, Carreras "MAGIC FLUTE" Lagoya, Bolling-CBS -Angel STOCKHAUSEN: SIRIUS-DG 2741 001 THE MAGIC FLUTE HAYDN: L'INCONTRO IMPROVISO- 6=0EtittEtinflallmsa Dorati-Philips VERDI: RIGOLETTO-DG (3 LPs DIGITAL) GREATEST HITS OF 1970-CBS Digital VERDI: LA TRAVIATA-Angel Mathis Araiza van Dam MASSENET: LE ROI DE LAHORE-London VIVALDI: ORLANDO FURIOUSO-Horne, Hornik List price only $10.98 per disc MOZART: DIE ZAUBERFLOETE-Karajan- Scimone-RCA DG VERDI: AIDA-Angel TOWER RECORDS/LOS ANGELES VERDI: REQUIEM-Ricciarelli, Verrett, BEETHOVEN: CONCERTO NO. 1- DG'S BARGAIN BOXES - imported Domingo, Ghiaurov, Abbado-DG Michelangeli, Giulini-DG West German pressings only $4.98 per disc VERDI: STIFFELIO-Philips BRAHMS: LIEDER-Norman-Phi lips VERDI: LA TRAVIATA-Angel ELGAR: SEA PICTURES-Minton, Borenboim-CBS SCHUBERT BACH Anly, KING KAROL/NEW YORK 8 SYMPHONIES ORCHESTRAL MASSENET: LE ROI DE LAHORE-London BRAHMS: DOUBLE CONCERTO-Perlman, MOZART: PIANO CONCERTOS-Perahia 0. WORKS Rostropovich, Haitink-Angel Includes BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS -CBS (COMPLETE) HERBERT: RED MILL-Vox/Turnabout RAVEL: BOLERO-Mato-RCA Digital 03 MASSENET: LE ROI DE LAHORE-London RAVEL, DEBUSSY: MOTHER GOOSE, LA aas BERLIN PHILHARMONIC a MENDELSSOHN: OCTET-Mehta-London MER-Giulini-DG 4. Digital VERDI: RIGOLETTO-DG BOHM MUNICH BACH A,S5 ORCHESTRA Dl MOZART: DIE ENTFUEHRUNG AUS DEM VERDI: LA TRAVIATA-Angel RICHTER _oS, SERAIL-Eda-Pierre, Davis-Philips 1r SCHUBERT WEILL: SILVERLAKE-Nonesuch Digital PIANO SONATAS PUCCINI: TOSCA-Ricciarelli, Carreras, WILHELM Karajan-DG * BestSellersdetermined fromretail KEMPFF RAVEL: BOLERO-Mata-RCA Digital reports of stores listed above, plus those VERDI: AIDA-Angel of the following:J & R Music World/New DVOIIAK VERDI: LA TRAVIATA-Angel York, Cutler's/New Haven, Record & Tape Collectors/Baltimore,Specs/Miami,Har- ihe WEILL: SILVERLAKE-Nonesuch Digital 9 SYMPHONIES monyHouse/Detroit, Rose Discount/Chi- KUBELIK cago, Laury's/Chicago,RadioDoctors/ RECORD WORLD/TSS/ Milwaukee,Streetside/St. Louis,Jeff's NORTHEAST Classical / Tucson, Tower Records / San BEETHOVEN: CONCERTO NO. 5- Francisco, Discount Records/San Francisco Horowitz-RCA and Tower Records/Seattle.

38 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Producer Says His Radio Ads Hit The Spot Radio Replay(Continued from page 34) By SAM SUTHERLAND Springsteen album, appropriately titled "The River," continue to LOS ANGELES-Although longclients has spread considerably, pour in from the outer provinces. In Portland, Oregon, where sta- a staple of labels' media strategies with recent projectsat Liberty - tions are serviced from Seattle (no local promotion men there), the for records and tapes, radio spots EMI -America, Warner Bros. and three major rock stations all received a call to be at the airport remainan oftenunder-utilized Geffen Records. Of allof them, 'last Thursday (10) at 4:30 p.m., when it was scheduled to arrive by andsometimesunsophisticated he is proudest of a controversial airfreight. Sure enough, Cynde Slater, MD of KQFM, and Jerry vehicle, in the view of Joe Klein spot for the Vapors' EMI -America Ostertag, PD of KGON, were both there at the appointed time, fol- Asuccessful spotproducer single, "Turning Japanese," which llowed seconds later by Michael Knight, MD of KKSN, geographically here, Klein is hardly an unbiased Klein feels underscores the mar- the closest station to the airport. Slater described the scene as some- champion of radio advertising as keting potential' for radio. thing like "the great race," with everyone rushing to their cars and a logical path to exposing prod- "I see that spot as the culmina- speeding off to be the first in town to play the LP. Slater broke into a uct. Yet ifhis bread -and -butt( tion of everything I'm doing," he 'newscast to begin the debut, and she claims first play status in Port- comesfromrecord company saysoftheprovocativeplug, land. (Having listened to KKSN all the way back on her car radio, she spot buys, Klein himself sees onewhich takes the title phrase to didn't hear any Bruce, and assumed that Knight got caught in a traf- key to the frequent disagreement the level of punchline by using fic jam). Confident Knight, on the other hand, says Slater couldn't over their effectivenses as a lack a voice-over that slowly metamor- have gotten the LP on the air first "unless she phoned itin." The of understanding about how best phoses from a conventional radio KKSN MD's version of the story is quite different-he says that he to use the medium. voice to a pronounced JapaneseLeisurely sauntered out to the airport while the others were running Candidly conceding the viewaccent. "It's not just helping to !like mad, and made it back to his station easily in time to be number from some marketers that spots sell records, it's something new." one with Bruce. Radio Replay didn't connect with Ostertag, though can fail to justify the budgetary He credits the label's ad chief, we invite his version. It's doubtful, however, that any of them will outlay,Kleinpointstowarda Frenchy Gauthier, with actually own up and tell the truth. certain cynicism as to their end inspiring the approach. "One of AND ... WPLJ, New York, has won the legal right to use the term goal."Idon't know that spots "Rocktober" on the air, after a court contest with Metromedia, whose the things he said to me that I !New have, until recently, really been hadn't thought of was, 'What we York station, WNEW-FM, also uses the term as a promotional takenseriouslyenough as a want these spots to do isnot slogan ... The Robert Klein Show will be back on the air October 26, meanstowardactuallyselling only sell' to listeners, but to pro- with Capitol recording artists the Shirts as guests. Future shows will product," says theCalifornia gram directors as well,'" explains feature performances and conversation with Dire Straits, Steely Dan, nativeand former disc jockey. Klein. "'Hearing the spot, they Rodney Dangerfield, Paul Simon, the Doobie Brothers and others. "They were often perceived more may want to go on the record.' "'The as a stroke, really, something to Gauthier's counsel apparently Coast (Continued from Page 18) reward certain stations with." worked beyond Klein's own ex- For Klein, who began his radio pectations-at least one station frnaerwheimed by the prospect of hisfirstnovel, "'Lotus Land," career withpart-timestintsat actually wanted to add the spot which evokes early Los Angeles at the birth of the film business, tying UCLA's campus station while still to the playlist. in the coy pop music and Victorian propriety of the day. "It's been turned down probably by more publishers than any book ever," he inhigh school, the move into While some Japanese listeners commercialproduction was a said with inverted pride. were outraged, setting off a minor If Whitcomb isn't depressed,it may have to do with his current logical outgrowth of his interestcontroversy over the spot, Klein in editing and production. After felt the approach worked, leading activities. His latest collection of piano and vocal stylings, "Piano Melt," shipped some weeks back on Sierra -Briar, KROQ-FM has aired a stint in production work and some stations to ride the notoriety an air slotat Bakersfield KAFY, by adding the record. his Saturday morning odyssey through pop and specialty records, and he became a Doubleday will publish his next book, "Looking For Wavy Gravy," staff member at If compatibility with overall air HollywoodSpectrum,a demo which he describes as "taking up where Jerry Hopkins and those types facility here, which he eventually sound and the potential for such left off-I'm going to have to love Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin." took over as owner. ear -catching hooks as that used If Whitcomb is sometimes perceived as a cynic, it may have to do on the Vapors spot are elements started with his training inhistory at Trinity College in Dublin. A healthy "I doing spotsasa Klein'sworkforhisPlatinum guideline," he recalls of his first distance from his subject is one explanation for his observation that Promos firm often reaches for, he's "one of the few rock 'n' rollers still alive whose brain hasn't early -'70s projects for such non- he also cites the film industry's music products as hot dogs and been swiss -cheesed." approach to developing TV and Even as he gazes back at the '60s, his musical activities continue wine, "and because Ihad a lot radio commercials.Notingthe of background inproduction, to review even earlier eras. He's particularly proud of his increasing recentdecision byAssociated lexposure locally as an accompanist for blues artists. "For the last had a feelforrhythm and FilmDistributors and the Stig- editing." six months, thanks to Steve Brigati, who's the brother of Eddie Brigati wood Organization to earmark a from the old Rascals, I've gotten gigs with people like Roy Brown, It was after his studio had been reported$1.5millioninradio upgraded to 16 tracks and Klein Big Mama Thornton and Big Joe Turner." He's also eyeing work with buys, Klein sees the movie mar-Lowell Fulson, and recently backed Sipple Wallace at McCabe's in began producing demos for early keters as experts in compressing Santa Monica. L.A.new wave acts that Casa-the appeal of a two or three-hou blanca, through then-promotior But while he may have few illusions about topping the charts property into 30 seconds: "I use himself, his own enthusiasm for music outweighs charges of dilettan- chief Scott Shannon, approached the idea that if a 30 -second movie tism. "What reviewers generally doissay that what I'm doing is him to handle some spots on its spotcanconvincepeopleto disco acts. trivial," he says of reactions to his various stride and ragtime piano plunk five dollars and see thatcollections. "They think I'm mocking it. But what I'm really doing "Ipicked up on the central movie, I can do the same thinglis serious." dance aspect for an album." of the product," GREEK NEAR -TRAGEDY: Los Angeles nearly lost itslast remaining hesays,"so thecommercials That approach was borne out outdoor venue last week. With the Universal Amphitheatre moving themselves would have a groove. on one of his earliest Casablanca under a roof before its next full booking schedule, the Greek Theatre At that point, a lot of radio spots assignments, he adds. Asked to,had become the last regularly booked outdoor venue to favor rock, would have a harsher feel, closer prepare a commercial for Meco'spop and jazz (the Hollywood Bowl continues to offer selected bills, to commercials for a K -Tel pack- disco rendition of the time fromput itsfar vaster size prohibits single artist bookings in most in- age or some toothpaste." Klein "Star Wars,"Klein downplayed !stances). aimedforseamlesseditsand selling copy to summarize the Then, early Tuesday (14) evening, fire broke out in the thick foliage danceable spots that would recorditself."I took this three - bf Griffith Park, where the Greek is sited. Flamescame close to the "decrease the tune -out factor," minuterecordandedited it facility, but after more than two hours of battle by fire companies much as program directors sought downintooneminute,with and helicopters fighting high winds, were brought under control. in their regular programming, anc almost no copy," he recalls. "Neil Fire department and law enforcement officials suspectedarson, with soon found himself handling all Bogart realized he could literallyet least two fires said to be set in thearea and quickly worsened by of the label's spots. get the spot on the air and, ingusts channeling through the HollywoodHills, where the Greek Since then,hislistoflabel effect, play the record." is situated.

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 39

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Reta....jI...ERa Record World By SOPHIA MIDAS A/C Chart THE BOSS IS BACK-I know what you're thinking: You finally receive the long-awaited Bruce Springsteen album, only to discover OCTOBER 25, 1980 OCT. OCT. WEL ON that you have no display materials to promote it. The wait is over. 25 18 CHART

CBS apologizes for the delay and promises that by the time you read 1 1 WOMAN IN LOVE this column, the Springsteen display materials will be in your stores, BARBRA STREISAND or at least on the way. According to a CBS spokesman, you can look Columbia 1 11364 forward to a 33" X 48" poster of Springsteen's face which uses the cover graphics from "The River." Album flats will be made available, (4th Week) as well as a die -cut logo of Springsteen's name. Next week CBS will 8 LADY KENNY ROGERS/Liberty 1380 4 also be making available a 1980 Bruce Springsteen tour poster which features Bruce and the E Street Band leaning against awall. The 3 3 JESSE CARLY SIMON/Warner Bros. 49518 11 photograph was taken by David Gahr and the poster was designed by O 7 NEVER KNEW LOVE LIKE THIS BEFORE STEPHANIE MILLS/20th Century Fox 2460 (RCA) 9 . . . If you haven't received it yet, keep your eyes open Andrea Klein LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE TO ME BOZ SCAGGS/ for Atlantic's three-dimensional vacuformplasticbust which was 5 5 Columbia 1 11349 10 fashioned to look like a bandaged victim who is neurologically wired. 6 2 XANADU OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/ELO/MCA 41285 11 The life-sized display piece, which was created for the Rolling Stones' 7 4UPSIDE DOWN DIANA ROSS/Motown 1494 12 album "Emotional Rescue," pleased Mick Jagger and the Stones so 9 much that it was decided that the theme be used in all advertising 9 HE'S SO SHY POINTER SISTERS/Planet 47916 (E/A) 8 pieces. According to George Salovich, VP/merchandising, stores have 10 REAL LOVE DOOBIE BROTHERS/Warner Bros. 49503 been reporting tremendous success with the Stones' piece, using it in 10 13 ON THE ROAD AGAIN WILLIE NELSON/Columbia 111351 6 windows, in-store displays and even as mobiles. Also look out for 11 6ALL OUT OF LOVE AIR SUPPLY/Arista 0520 19 12 11 LOOKIN' FOR LOVE JOHNNY LEE/Full Moon/Asylum Atlantic's Jean -Luc Ponty cut-out of a violin. 47004 14 DISCS-Jack Bruce will release his first album in quite some time 13 12 LATE IN THE EVENING PAUL SIMON/Warner Bros. 49511 12 later this month on Epic entitled "I've Always Wanted To Do This," COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE ANNE MURRAY/Capitol 4920 7 the album will feature Billy Cobham on drums and David Sanscious 18 5 on keyboards. Jack sings and plays bass. For those who are too young 2 DREAMING CLIFF RICHARD/EMI-America 8057 to remember, Jack Bruce played an instrumental role in today's rock 22 YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/RCA 12103 4 as a member of Cream, John Mayall's Blues Breakers and West, Bruce 17 17 MIDNIGHT ROCKS AL STEWART/Arista 0552 7 and Laing .. . The much talked about Doors compilation album was 4 recently released on Elektra. Retailers should expect activity on this 25 MORE THAN I CAN SAY LEO SAYER/Warner Bros. 49565 18 release since the Doors' catalogue has been moving exceptionally 19 14 DRIVIN' MY LIFE AWAY EDDIE RABBITT/Elektra 46656 well. 20 30 NEVER BE THE SAME CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Warner Bros. 49580 2 RECORD BAR'S CANDIDATES CAN BE BOUGHT (CHEAP) - Tying I SURVIVE AMY HOLLAND/Capitol 4884 6 in with the current political season, the Record Bar is running a cam- 21 23 HOW DO 22 15 GIVE ME THE NIGHT GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB 49505 14 paign of its own. The candidates are the latest releases from WEA. 4 At the end of the campaign trailis a $500 grand prize for the best 27 OUT HERE ON MY OWN IRENE CARA/RSO 1048 display of WEA product. The Record Bar in Wilmington, North Caro- ECI 28 WITHOUT YOUR LOVE ROGER DALTREY/Polydor 2121 4 25 26 WHO'LL BE THE FOOL TONIGHT LARSEN-FEITEN BAND/ lina has been celebrating "Country Music Month With Kenny" for Warner Bros. 49282 6 the past few weeks. With country station WKLM, the Record Bar is giving away a trip to Nashville and will host a two-hour radio remote. En 29 IF YOU EVER CHANGE YOUR MIND CRYSTAL GAYLE/ Columbia 1 11359 4 A guitar, Kenny Rogers catalogs and a satin jacket will be given away 27 16 NO NIGHT SO LONG DIONNE WARWICK/Arista 0527 13 during the broadcast. Record Bar's Glen Burnie, Maryland store re- HOT ROD HEARTS ROBBIE DUPREE/Elektra 47005 13 cently sponsored a "We've Lowered The Price of Gold" promotion 28 19 29 21.DON'T ASK ME WHY BILLY JOEL/Columbia 1 11331 12 for WEA's $5.98 product and included a "Gold Giveaway" of a 14K 30 I'M COMING OUT DIANA ROSS/Motown 1491 3 gold necklace. To win, customers had to sign their name on a wall 34 31 33 IF THIS IS LOVE MELISSA MANCHESTER/Arista 0551 6 which had a mark hidden underneath. The name that hit the mark 2 37 I BELIEVE IN YOU DON WILLIAMS/MCA 41304 won. En 33 24 SAILING CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Warner Bros. 49507 19 POLYGRAM RECORDS MERCHANDISING BOOKLET- PolyGram 34 31 YOU'RE THE ONLY WOMAN (YOU &I) AMBROSIA/ Records has just come out with an extremely helpful merchandising Warner Bros. 49508 14 aid. The monthly booklet contains new releases, order forms, and 39 LET ME BE YOUR ANGEL STACY LATTISAW/Cotillion merchandising aids for Polydor, Casablanca and Phonogram/Mercury 46001(At') 2 product. According to Jim Lewis, senior vice president of marketing, PolyGram, "We needed concise materials that could be referred to CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK since the consolidation of these labels." The booklet is being sent to - SUDDENLY promotion people, sales staff and some retailers. There are lists of all OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN AND the merchandising aids for the retailer to do some useful in-store CLIFF RICHARD displays. MCA 51007 1 DOG EAR EMPLOYEES SHIFT-The Illinois -based Dog Ear has been moving its personnel to various different locations. The following are Eli 41 LIVE EVERY MINUTE ALI THOMSON/A&M 2260 3 the new assignments: In the Wilmette store, Roy Johnston, manager 38 32 YOU'LL ACCOMP'NY ME BOB SEGER/Capitol 4904 11 and Nick Tremulis, assistant manager; Glenview store, Jamie Childs 39 35 YOU CAN CALL ME BLUE MICHAEL JOHNSON/EMI- and Dick Ramsdell, co -managers; Libertyville store, Mickey Finn and America 8054 5 Curt 40 36ONE IN A MILLION YOU LARRY GRAHAM/Warner Bros. Peter Prorok, co -managers; North Pfingsten, Glenview store, 49221 13 Deutscher and Bill Wismer, co -managers; Vernon Hills, Daryl Smith, MY PRAYER RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN/Polydor 2116 9 manager; and Highwood store, Mark Wilson, manager and Chris Jern, 41 38 42 43 LETTING GO NEIL SEDAKA/Elektra 47017 5 assistant manager. Mark Hollingsworth himself can be reached at the 43 40ALL OVER THE WORLD ELO/MCA 41289 9 main office in Libertyville on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. 44 44THE WANDERER DONNA SUMMER/Geffen 49563 (WB) 3 45 46 THAT GIRL COULD SING JACKSON BROWNE/Asylum 47036 2 46 42 MAGIC OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/MCA 41247 23 24 Track "DEPRESSION SPECIAL" 47 45SOMEONE THAT I USED TO LOVE NATALIE COLE/Capitol 24 Track Recording with fullDolby. All new State of the Art 4869 18 12 Equipment. Under $50.00 per hour. 48 47LATE AT NIGHT ENGLAND DAN SEALS/Atlantic 3674 49 48 FIRST TIME LOVE LIVINGSTON TAYLOR/Epic 9 50894 15 Call Bob Stark (212) 765-9540 50 49 DON'T YA WANNA PLAY THIS GAME NO MORE? P.S. Free Soup and Bread ELTON JOHN/MCA 41293 7

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 40

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Retail Rirdcbi OCTOBER 25, 1980 A survey of NEW product sales listed alphabetico ly in the nation's leadingretail outlets SALESMAKER OF THE WEEK VOICES-Hall & Oates-RCA FOR THE RECORD/ REMAIN IN LIGHT-Talking Heads LIEBERMAN /MINNEAPOLIS -Sire ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- BALTIMORE ARE HERE-Kings-Elektra A&M STONE JAM--Slave-Cotillion AT PEACE WITH WOMAN-Jones THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- CELEBRATE-Kool & the Gang- De-Lite Girls-Phila. Intl. Col CRAZY EDDIE/NEW YORK CELEBRATE-Kool & the Gang- 24 CARROTS-Al Stewart-Arista COME UPSTAIRS-Carly Simon- De-Lite WB ARETHA-Aretha Franklin- DARKROOM-Angel City-Epic Atlantic DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER-Elektra GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col WEBB/PHILADELPHIA DREAMLOVERS-Tanya Tucker- AT PEACE WITH WOMAN-Jones MCA Girls-Phila. Intl. NIGHT CRUISER-Deodato-W6 ARETHA-Aretha Franklin-Arista STONE JAM-Slave-Cotillion NOTHIN' MATTERS-John Cougar DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia- CLOSER-Melba Moore-Epic TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic COMING HOME-Truth-Devaki -Riva Bearsville TWENNYNINE-Lenny White- 14 KARAT-Fatback Band-Spring STONE JAM-Slave--Cotillion LITTLE STEVIE ORBIT-Steve Forbert Elektra TAKING LIBERTIES-Elvis Costello -Nemperor FUNK IS ON-Instant Funk- VICTORY-Narada Michael Salsoul -Col ZENYATTA MONDATTA MORE SPECIALS-Chrysalis Walden-Atlantic LAND OF THE THIRD EYE-Dave THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- PSYCHEDELIC FURS-Col ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- Valentin-Arista/GRP Col POLICE TRUE COLOURS-Split Enz-A&M ROCK HARD-Suzi Quatro-RSO A&M LET'S DO IT TODAY-Lenny A&M TELEKON-Gary Numan-Atco Williams-MCA KEMP MILL/WASH., D.C. LOVE FANTASY-Roy Ayers- TAPE CITY/NEW ORLEANS TWENNYNINE-Lenny White- Polydor Elektra AFTER THE ROSES-Kenny Rankin CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island I.111., MAKE IT COUNT-Idris ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- -Atlantic Muhammad-Fantasy GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- TOP SALES A&M ARETHA-Aretha Franklin-Arista SWEAT BAND-Col Liberty ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police INHERIT THE WIND-Wilton Felder GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col -A&M DISC-O-MAT/NEW YORK -MCA INHERIT THE WIND-Wilton Felder GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers NO MORE DIRTY DEALS-Johnny FATHERS 8 SUNS/ -MCA ARETHA-Aretha Franklin- LIVING IN A FANTASY-Leo Sayer -Liberty Atlantic Van Zant-Polydor MIDWEST SEAWIND-A&M -WB A1111111111111111111i11111.11.1.111.011111111111111111111111111.1111111111111111. GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- CELEBRATE-Kool & the Gang- STONE JAM-Slave-Cotillion ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Liberty De-Lite Brothers-WB GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col TWENNYNINE-Lenny White- CIVILIZED EVIL-Jean-Luc Panty- HANDLEMAN/NATIONAL Elektra PARIS-Supertramp-A&M ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Brothers Atlantic TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic GREATEST HITS-Anne Murray- VICTORY-Narada Michael DARKROOM-Angel City-Epic -WB Walden-Atlantic VICTORY-Narada Michael Walden Capitol PUCKER UP-Lipps, Inc.- DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia- -Atlantic Casablanca ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- Bea rsville GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- A&M ZAPP-WB Liberty SCARY. MONSTERS-David Bowie GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col -RCA UA SOUNDS OF LOVE-Madleen Kane HEARTLAND-Michael Stanley INDEPENDENT RECORDS/ LOVE IS FAIR-Barbara Mandrell WAXIE MAXIE/ -Chalet WASH., D.C. Band-EMI-America COLORADO -MCA TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic HUMANS-Bruce Cockburn- ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Brothers WORTH THE WAIT-Peaches & ARETHA-Aretha Franklin-Arista Millennium CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island -WB Herb-Polydor CELEBRATE-Kool & the Gang- TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic DUMB WAITERS-Korgis-Asylum ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Pol ice- De-Lite VICTORY-Narada Michael FAMILY-Hubert Laws-Col OUT OF CONTROL-Peter Criss- GAMMA 2-Elektra Casablanca A&M 14 KARAT-Fatback Band-Spring Walden-Atlantic GREATEST HITS-Anne Murray- LA TOYA JACKSON-Polydor PARIS-Su pertra m p-A&M ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- Capitol A&M MTUME-Epic SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie RECORD WORLD-TSS GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN II- - RCA STORES/NEW YORK Liberty Polydor STONE JAM-Slave-Cotillion TELEKON-Gary Numan-Atco AUDIO VISIONS-Kansas- MAKE IT COUNT-Idris RECORD REVOLUTION/ WALK AWAY-Donna Summer- Muhammad-Fantasy CLEVELAND VICTORY-Norada Michael Walden Kirshner SEAWIND-A&M -Atlantic Casablanca CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island CIVILIZED EVIL-Jean-Luc Ponty ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- STONE JAM-Slave-Cotillion Atlantic GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- VICTORY-Narada Michael A&M DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia- UA Walden-Atlantic PICKWICK/NATIONAL Bearsvil le ALIVE-Kenny Loggins-Col LITTLE STEVIE ORBIT-Steve Forbert ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- FAMILY-Hubert Laws-Col TOWER/PHOENIX -Nemperor A&M FREEDOM OF CHOICE-Devo-WB HEARTLAND-Michael Stanley CIVILIZED EVIL-Jean-Luc Panty- GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- NOTHIN' MATTERS-John Cougar Band-EMI-America Atlantic Liberty -Riva GARY'S/RICHMOND HUMANESOUE-Jack Green-RCA DARKROOM-Angel City-Epic NEW YORK SLICK-Ron Carter- HEARTLAND-Michael Stanley ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie AGAINST THE WIND-Bob Seger & DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia- Brothers-WB Milestone Band-EMI-America the Silver Bullet Band-Capitol Bearsville PARIS-Supertramp-A&M ALIVE-Kenny Loggins-Col PARIS-Supertramp-A&M HEARTLAND-Michael Stanley IRONS IN THE FIRE-Teens Marie SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie- -Gordy SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie BACK IN BLACK-AC/DC- Band-EMI-America Atlantic RCA IN HARMONY-Various Artists- -RCA THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- PARIS-Supertramp-A&M GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- WB TAKING LIBERTIES-Elvis Costello Col RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN II- UA LIVING IN A FANTASY-Leo Sayer -Col ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Pol ice- Polydor ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie -WB A&M SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie- 24 CARROTS-Al Stewart-Arista Brothers-WB MAN OVERBOARD-Bob Welch- RCA PARIS-Supertramp-A&M Capitol SHINE ON-LTD-A&M SAM GOODY/EAST COAST THE GAME-Queen-Elektra ROSE RECORDS/CHICAGO SEAWIND-A&M TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic SHINE ON-LTD-MM WALK AWAY-Donna Summer- BARRY GOUDREAU-Portrait AT PEACE WITH WOMAN-Jones ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- XANADU-MCA (Soundtrack) Girls--Phila.Intl. Casablanca BEATIN' THE ODDS-Molly Hatchet ZAPP-WB A&M -Epic CELEBRATE-Kool & the Gang- De-Lite RECORD BAR/NATIONAL GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- CIVILIZED EVIL-Jean-Luc Ponty- LICORICE PIZZA/ Liberty PENGUIN FEATHER/ ARETHA-Aretha Franklin-Arista NO. VIRGINIA Atlantic LOS ANGELES AT PEACE WITH WOMAN-Jones KURTIS BLOW-Mercury GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- ALIVE-Kenny Loggins-Col CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island Girls-Phila. Intl. NO MORE DIRTY DEALS-Johnny Liberty GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- BROTHER RAY IS AT IT AGAIN- Van Zant-Polydor CIVILIZED EVIL-Jean-Luc Panty- GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col Liberty Ray Charles-Atlantic ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Atlantic IN SEARCH Of THE RAINBOW GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col DARKROOM-Angel City-Epic Brothers-WB CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island SEEKERS-Mtume-Epic MORE SPECIALS-Chrysalis 80/81-Pat Metheny-ECM GREATEST HITS-Kenny Rogers- ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie GREATEST HITS-Ronnie Milsap- PUCKER UP-Lipps, Inc.- Brothers-WB Casablanca Liberty Brothers-WB RCA GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col PARIS-Supertramp--A&M RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN II- PARIS-Supertramp-A&M I HEARD IT IN A LOVE SONG- IS IT OVER-Billy Price-Green TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic SHADOWS OF LIGHT-Joni Mitchell Polydor ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Pol ice- McFadden & Whitehead-Phila. Dolphin -Asylum Intl. THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- PARIS-Supertromp-A&M A&M SPECIAL THINGS-Pointer Sisters- STONE JAM-Slave-Cotillion Col Planet THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- SCARY MONSTERS-David Bowie- RCA RADIO DOCTORS/ TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic Col ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Pol ice- VICTORY-Narada Michael CUTLER'S/NEW HAVEN TAKING LIBERTIES-Elvis Costello MILWAUKEE A&M Walden-Atlantic KURTIS BLOW-Mercury -Col ARETHA-Aretho Franklin-Arista MAKE IT COUNT-Idris ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Pol ice- 14 KARAT-Fatback Band-Spring A&M EUCALYPTUS RECORDS/ SOUND UNLIMITED/ Muhammad-Fantasy INHERIT THE WIND-Wilton Felder WEST 8 NORTHWEST NATIONAL MORE SPECIALS-Chrysalis -MCA ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Brothers RADIO 437/PHILADELPHIA LOVE FANTASY-Roy Ayers- ALIVE-Kenny Loggins-Col ARE HERE-Kings-Elektra Polydor CLUES-Robert Palmer-Island DEFACE THE MUSIC-Utopia- -WB CELEBRATE-Kool & the Gang- SCARY MOMENTS-David Bowie- MORE SPECIALS-Chrysalis GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col Bearsville De-Lite LOST IN LOVE-Air Supply-Arista RCA POPS & SPACE-John Williams & DRAMA-Yes-Atlantic GUILTY-Barbra Streisand-Col MAKE IT COUNT-Idris GAMMA 2-Elektra THE RIVER-Bruce Springsteen- the Boston Pops-Philips IN SEARCH OF THE RAINBOW SEAWIND-A&M Muhammad-Fantasy LOVE FANTASY-Roy Ayers- Col SEEKERS-Mtume-Epic ONE STEP CLOSER-Doobie Polydor TIMES SQUARE-RSO (Soundtrack) STAGE STRUCK-Rory Gallagher- Brothers-WB KURTIS BLOW-Mercury Chrysalis MORE SPECIALS-Chry sal is TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic PARIS-Supertramp-A&M STAGE STRUCK-Rory Gallagher- LAND OF THE THIRD EYE-David TWENNYNINE-Lenny White- WILD PLANET-B-52s-WB TRIUMPH-Jacksons-Epic Chrysalis Valentin-Arista/GRP Elektra ZAPP-WB TWENNYNINE-Lenny White- WORTH THE WAIT-Peaches & LOVE FANTASY-Roy Ayers- ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- ZENYATTA MONDATTA-Police- Elektra Herb-Polydor Polydor A&M A&M

AmericanRadioHistory.Com PRICE CODE: F - 6.98 Record Word G - 7.98 H - 8.98 I - 9.98 J - 11.98 K - 12.98 L - 13.98

OCTOBER 25,1980 Tins, ARTIST, Label, Number, (Distributing Lobel) 54TRUE COLOURS SPLIT ENZ/A&M SP 4822 7 G WKS. ON CO OCT. OCT. SWEET SENSATION STEPHANIE MILLS/20th Century Fox 25 18 CHART 49 51 T 603 (RCA) 26 G 1 1 GUILTY 50 43LET ME BE YOUR ANGEL STACY LATTISAW/Cotillion SD 5219 (At)) 16 G BARBRA STREISAND 51 55 TIMES SQUARE (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) VARIOUS Columbia FC 36750 3 H ARTISTS/RSO RS 2 4203 5 L 52 42 HEROES COMMODORES/Motown M8 939M1 18 H (2nd Week) 53 56 JOY AND PAIN MAZE FEATURING FRANKIE BEVERLY/ Capitol ST 12087 12 G 54 48 LOVE LIVES FOREVER MINNIE RIPERTON/Capitol SOO 2 THE GAME QUEEN/Elektra 5E 513 15 H 2 12097 8 H EN 3 ONE STEP CLOSER DOOBIE BROTHERS/Warner Bros. HS 55 59 ONE IN A MILLION YOU LARRY GRAHAM/Warner Bros. 3452 3 H BSK 3447 17 G H ni 18 GREATEST HITS KENNY ROGERS/Liberty 100 1072 2 56 57SHADOWS AND LIGHT JONI MITCHELL/Asylum BB 704 4 L 15 5 5 XANADU (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/MCA 6100 71 SAN ANTONIO ROSE WILLIE NELSON & RAY PRICE/ 20 H El 6 4 DIANA DIANA ROSS/Motown M8 936M1 Columbia JC 36476 11 G CRIMES OF PASSION PAT BENATAR/Chrysalis CHE 1275 10 H 7 B63 COME UPSTAIRS CARLY SIMON/Warner Bros. BSK 3443 13 G 8 8 PANORAMA CARS/Elektra 5E 514 8 H 64 SPECIAL THINGS POINTER SISTERS/Planet P 9 (Elektra/ H En 9 BACK IN BLACK AC/DC/Atlantic SD 16018 11 Asylum) 6 G 10 6 URBAN COWBOY (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) VARIOUS 60 52 TELEKON GARY NUMAN/Atco SD 32103 4 H ARTISTS/Full Moon/Asylum DP 90002 23 X 61 62 THIS TIME AL JARREAU/Warner Bros. BSK 3434 19 G 11 10 GIVE ME THE NIGHT GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB HS PUCKER UP LIPPS,INC./Casablanca NBLP 7242 2 G 3543 12 H M85 116CELEBRATE KOOL & THE GANG/De-Lite DSR 9518 1821 19 TRIUMPH JACKSONS/Epic FE36424 2 H (PolyGram) 1 G 13 11 HOLD OUT JACKSON BROWNE/Asylum 5E 511 15 H 2 G 14 12 HONEYSUCKLE ROSE (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) WILLIE im 86 KURTIS BLOW/Mercury SRM 13854 NELSON & FAMILY/Columbia S2 36752 8 L 65 66 GREATEST HITS WAYLON JENNINGS/RCA AHL1 337875 G 58 15 17 TP TEDDY PENDERGRASS/Phila.Intl.FZ 36745 (CBS) 11 H 66 THE GAMBLER KENNY ROGERS/United Artists UA LA 934 H94 G P20 KENNY LOGGINS ALIVE/Columbia C2X 36738 4 J 77CLUES ROBERT PALMER/IslandILPS 9595 (WB) 3 G 23 PARIS SUPERTRAMP/A&M SP 6702 3 L ril 68 65 STAR WARS/THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (ORIGINAL 18 13 GLASS HOUSES BILLY JOEL/Columbia FC 36384 32 H SOUNDTRACK)/RSO RS 2 4201 23 L 19 14 ONE -TRICK PONY PAUL SIMON/Warner Bros. HS 3472 8 H 69 68 STARDUST WILLIE NELSON/Columbia KC 35305 38 G 20 16 EMOTIONAL RESCUE ROLLING STONES/Rolling Stones COC 16015 (At)) 15 H 70 76NO MORE DIRTY DEALS JOHNNY VAN ZANT BAND/ Polydor PD 16289 4 G 21 21 ZAPP/Warner Bros. BSK 3463 5 G 28 H 22 15 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Warner Bros. BSK 3383 33 G 71 70 GIDEON KENNY ROGERS/United Artists 100 1035 23 24 AGAINST THE WIND BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET 95 DEFACE THE MUSIC UTOPIA/Bearsville BRK 3487 (WB) 2 G BAND/Capitol SOO 12041 33 H 73 53 "A" JETHRO TULL/Chrysalis CHE 1301 6 H Ea 27 SCARY MONSTERS DAVID BOWIE/RCA AQL1 3647 4 H El 84 NEW CLEAR DAYS VAPORS/United Artists LT 1049 3 G En 31 ANNE MURRAY'S GREATEST HITS/Capitol SOO 12110 4 H In 100 WALK AWAY/COLLECTOR'S EDITION (THE BEST OF 1977- 26 22 CHIPMUNK PUNK CHIPMUNKS/Excelsior XLP 6008 13 G 1980) DONNA SUMMER/Casablanca NBLP 7244 2 G 27 29 FULL MOON CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Epic FE 36571 12 H ED 102WORTH THE WAIT PEACHES & HERB/Polydor/MVP PD 4 H 28 25 AUDIO -VISIONS KANSAS/Kirshner FZ 36588 (CBS) 1 6298 1 G H 29 30 LOVE APPROACH TOM BROWNE/Arista/GRP GRP 5008 12 97 NOTH IN' MATTERS AND WHAT IF IT DID JOHN COUGAR/ 6 G Ea 30 28 WILD PLANET B-52'S/Warner Bros. BSK 3471 Riva RVL 7403 (PolyGram) 2 G 31 32 BEATIN' THE ODDS MOLLY HATCHET/Epic FE 35672 6 H gri 87 RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN II/Polydor PD 1 6299 3 G 32 34 ANYTIME ANYPLACE ANYWHERE ROSSINGTON COLLINS 79 82 MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP/Chrysalis CHE 1302 4 H BAND/MCA 5130 16 H 80 83 NO RESPECT RODNEY DANGERFIELD/Casablanca NBLP 33 33 SHINE ON L.T.D./A&M SP 4819 8 7229 10 H 34 35 LOST IN LOVE AIR SUPPLY/Arista AB 4268 18 H 81 67 ONE FOR THE ROAD KINKS/Arista A2L 8401 18 K 35 36 HORIZON EDDIE RABBITT/Elektra 6E 276 8 G 82 88 IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT PAT BENATARIChrysalis 36 26FAME (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/RSO RX 1 3080 17 H CHR 1236 49 G 37 41 MICKEY MOUSE DISCO/Disneyland/Vista 2504 31 X THESE DAYS CRYSTAL GAYLE/Columbia JC 36512 1 G 38 40 TAKING LIBERTIES ELVIS COSTELLO/Columbia JC 36839 3 G al 105 39 38 IRONS IN THE FIRE TEENA MARIE/Gordy G8 997M1 84 60 PLAYIN' FOR KEEPS EDDIE MONEY/Columbia FC 36514 11 H (Motown) 6 H 85 73 REACH FOR THE SKY ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND/Arista 10 H 40 37 WIDE RECEIVER MICHAEL HENDERSON/Buddah BDS 6001 AL 9535 (Arista) 9 G 86 61 NO NIGHT SO LONG DIONNE WARWICK/Arista AL 9526 11 H 87 69 BLUES BROTHERS (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/Atlantic Ell46 FREEDOM OF CHOICE DEVO/Warner Bros. BSK 3435 19 SD 16017 18 H 9 H 49THE YEAR 2000 O'JAYS/TSOP FZ 36416 (CBS) 88 50 PETER GABRIEL/Mercury SRM 13848 19 G 89 78 BRASS VI BRASS CONSTRUCTION/United Artists LT 1060 6 G 90 92 THE CARS/Elektra 6E 135 111 G CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK lai 107 "LITTLESTEVIE ORBIT" STEVE FORBERT/Nemperor JZ 36595 (CBS) 1 G 1:11 - ZENYATTA MONDATTA 92 94 ARE HERE KINGS/Elektra 6E 274 6 G 93 93 WILLIE & FAMILY LIVE WILLIE NELSON/Columbia KC2 THE POLICE 35642 5 L

A&M SP 4831 El117 VICTORY NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN/Atlantic SD 19279 1 G

111 CIVILIZED EVIL JEAN-LUC PONTY/Atlantic SD 16020 1 H 96 103 THE WALL PINK FLOYD/Columbia PC2 36183 43 L 44 45OFF THE WALL MICHAEL JACKSON/Epic FE 35745 59 H 97 72 ADVENTURES IN THE LAND OF MUSIC DYNASTY/Solar 45 39 DRAMA YES/Atlantic SD 16019 8 H BXL1 3576 (RCA) 14 G 46 44 24 CARROTS AL STEWART AND SHOT IN THE DARK/ 98 101 HIGHWAY TO HELL AC/DC/Atlantic SD 19244 28 G Arista AL 9520 7 H COI 109MUSIC MAN WAYLON JENNINGS/RCA AHL1 3602 18 G 47 47 VOICES DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/RCA AQL1 3646 11 H 100 79 DEPARTURE JOURNEY/Columbia FC 36339 32 H ALBUM CROSS REFERENCE ON PAGE 44

AmericanRadioHistory.Com RICK DERRINGER

"FACE TO FACE' IT'S ANOTHER CONFRONTATION WITH THE NEVER IDLE RICK DERRINGER, AND A NEW ADDITION TO HIS ALREADY SUBSTANTIAL TREASURY OF ROCK Am" ROLL.

DON'T BACK OUT ON DERRINGER, "FACE TO FACE.7., INCLUDING THE SINGLE, "RUNAWAY" ON BLUE SK7 RECORDS AND TAPES.

LISTEN TO DERRINGER ON: WNEW, WEIR, WBAB, WRNW, WZZO, WRHY, WLOB, WP'' 'WCCC, WPLR, WPDH, WQBK, WMJQ, WOUR, WRAS, WAVA, WGVL, WYFE, WSRD, KFMH, KEYX, WLYX, KSHE, KPAS, KTIM, KKDJ, KQFM, KZEL.

Froditd by Rick Derringer "Blue Sky" is a trademark of Blue Sky Records Inc. Distobuted by CBS Records. MB CBS Inc.

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World Albums151-200

OCTOBER 25, 1980 177MUSICAL SHAPES CARLENE CARTER/ Warner Bros. BSK 3465 LL1I L46- 151LOVE IS FAIR BARBARA MANDRELL/ LLL 178HUMANESOUE JACK GREEN/RCA MCA 5136 152DAVID GRISMAN-OUINTET '80/ AFL1 3639 Warner Bros. BSK 3469 179LET'S DO IT TODAY LENNY &LC2 153THE OTHER WORLD JUDY ROBERTS/ WILLIAMS/MCA 5147 Inner City IC 1088 180TEXAS IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR 154MAN OVERBOARD BOB WELCH/ MAC DAVIS/Casablanca NBLP Capitol SOO 12107 7239 155LED ZEPPELIN IV/Atlantic SD 19129 181SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN CURTIS MAYFIELD/RSO/ OCTOBER 25, 1980 ANNIE (ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM)/ 156 Curtom RS 1 3077 OCT. OCT. Columbia PS 34712 182EVOLUTION JOURNEY/Columbia 25 11 LOVE FANTASY ROY AYERS/Polydor 157 FC 35797 PD 16301 101 115 I BELIEVE IN YOU DON WILLIAMS/MCA 5133 183RAVE ON ARTFUL DODGER/Ariola- 158WAITING ON YOU BRICK/Bang America OL 1503 (Arista) 16010 JZ 36262 (CBS) 102 90 THE ROSE (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/Atlantic SD 184THUNDER 7TH WONDER/Chocolate 159MY HOME'S IN ALABAMA City CCLP 2012 (Casablanca) THE LONG RUN EAGLES/Asylum 5E 508 ALABAMA/RCA AHL1 3644 103 81 185TIDDLYWINKS NRBQ/Rounder 3048 160ROBIN LANE & THE CHARTBUSTERS/ 104 112 NIGHT CRUISER EUMIR DEODATO/Warner Bros.BSK 3467 186LITTLE DREAMER PETER GREEN/ Warner Bros. BSK 3424 Sail 0112 (Rounder) 161MAKE IT COUNT IDRIS MUHAMMAD/ LA TOYA JACKSON/Polydor PD 16291 187CALLING NOEL POINTER/United 105 110 Fantasy F 9598 Artists LT 1050 618 (RCA) 162CONCERNED PARTY #1 CAPTAIN 106 108 I TOUCHED A DREAM DELLS/20th Century Fox T 188SEEDS OF CHANGE KERRY LIVGREN/ SKY/TEC 1202 Kirshner NJZ 36567 (CBS) S.O.S. S.O.S. BAND/Tabu JZ 36332 (CBS) 163SHOGUN (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/ 107 74 189BORN TO RUN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/ RSO RX1 3088 JE 36017 Columbia JC 33795 108 118 IN SEARCH OF THE RAINBOW SEEKERS MTUME/Epic 164TOUCH OF SILK ERIC GALE/ 190UNDER THE GUN POCO/MCA 5132 Intl. JZ 36767 Columbia JC 36570 109135 AT PEACE WITH WOMAN JONES GIRLS/Phila. 165JUST ONE NIGHT ERIC CLAPTON/ 191WHITE MUSIC CRACK THE SKY/ Lifesong LS 8028 (CBS) RSO RS 2 4202 THE MUPPET MOVIE (ORIGINAL CAMEOSIS CAMEO/Chocolate City CCLP 2011 (Casablanca) 166LONG WAY TO THE TOP 192 110 75 NANTUCKET/Epic NJE 36523 SOUNDTRACK) THE MUPPETS/ Atlantic SD 16001 111 91 RHAPSODY AND BLUES CRUSADERS/MCA 5124 167UNLOCK THE FUNK LOCKSMITH/ Arista AB 4274 193HOLD ON HIGH INERGY/Gordy G8 996M1 (Motown) 131 SEAWIND/A&M SP 4824 168IT'S MY TIME MAYNARD FERGUSON/ 11E1 Columbia JC 36766 194TWO "B'S" PLEASE ROBBIN 113 96 "H" BOB JAMES/Columbia/Tappan Zee JC 36422 169KINGDOM COME SHOTGUN/MCA THOMPSON BAND/Ovation 5137 OV 1759 114 122 TEN YEARS OF GOLD KENNY ROGERS/United Artists UA 170 L.A. WOMAN DOORS/Elektra EKS 195UP FROM THE ALLEY LAMONT LA 835 H 75011 CRANSTON BAND/Waterhouse 10 GARY MYRICK AND THE FIGURES/ MAGNIFICENT MADNESS JOHN KLEMMER/Elektra 6E 284 171WAITING FOR THE SUN DOORS/ 196 115 123 Elektra EKS 74024 Epic NJE 36524 116 89THE SWING OF DELIGHT DEVADIP CARLOS SANTANA/ 172RUNNING ON EMPTY JACKSON 197DIFFERENT KINDA DIFFERENT BROWNE/Asylum 6E 113 JOHNNY MATHIS/Columbia JC Columbia C2 36590 173KEEP THE FIRE KENNY LOGGINS/ 36505 ONE EIGHTY AMBROSIA/Warner Bros. BSK 3368 Columbia JC 36172 198SCOTT WILK & THE WALLS/Warner 117 80 Bros. BSK 3460 174CODE BLUE/Warner Bros. BSK 3461 11E3 - ARETHA ARETHA FRANKLIN/Arista AL 9538 199MONTY PYTHON'S CONTRACTUAL 175I'M YOURS LINDA CLIFFORD/RSO/ OBLIGATION ALBUM/Arista 119 104 THERE AND BACK JEFF BECK/Epic FE 35684 Curtom RS 1 3087 AL 9536 176LIVING IN A FANTASY LEO SAYER/ 20010TH ANNIVERSARY STATLER 1 6284 120 99 McVICAR (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/Polydor PD Warner Bros. BSK 3483 BROTHERS/Mercury SRM 1 5027 121 121 CAMERON/Salsoul SA 8535 (RCA) 122 130 GOLD & PLATINUM LYNYRD SKYNYRD/MCA 2 11008 Alburn Cross Reference 123 129 BADDEST GROVER WASHINGTON, JR./Motown M9 940A2 AC/DC 9,98 TEENA MARIE 39 124 106 ROUTES RAMSEY LEWIS/Columbia JC 36423 AIR SUPPLY 34 MAZE 53 ALLMAN BROS. 85 PAUL McCARTNEY 140 Eli 143GAMMA 2/Elektra 6E 288 AMBROSIA 117 STEPHANIE MILLS 49 ANGEL CITY 139 JONI MITCHELL 56 126 126LARSEN-FEITEN BAND/Warner Bros. BSK 3468 ASHFORD 8 SIMPSON 132 MOLLY HATCHET 31 B -52's 30,150 EDDIE MONEY 84 128 HEAVEN AND HELL BLACK SABBATH/Warner Bros. BSK 3372 JEFF BECK 119 VAN MORRISON 144 127 PAT BENATAR 7,82 MICKEY MOUSE DISCO 37 HEARTLAND MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/EMI-America SW 17040 GEORGE BENSON 11 MTUME 108 E3 138 BLACK SABBATH 127 ANNE MURRAY 25 KURT IS BLOW 64 WILLIE NELSON 69,93 - STONE JAM SLAVE/Cotillion SD5224 (Atl) DAVID BOWIE 24 WILLIE NELSON 8 RAY PRICE 57 BRASS CONSTRUCTION 89 GARY NUMAN 60 BARRY GOUDREAU/Portrait/Epic NJR 36542 JACKSON BROWNE 13 O'JAYS 42 130 134 TOM BROWNE 29 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK: CAMEO 110 BLUES BROS. 87 131 142 VAN HALEN/Warner Bros. BSK 3075 CAMERON 121 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK 68 CARS 8,90 FAME 36 132 98 A MUSICAL AFFAIR ASHFORD & SIMPSON/Warner Bros. CHIPMUNKS 26 HONEYSUCKLE ROSE 14 BRUCE COCKBURN 134 McVICAR 120 HS 3458 NATALIE COLE 146 ROSE 102 COMMODORES 52 TIMES SUARE 51 OM - 14 KARAT FATBACK/Spring SP 1 6729 NORMAN CONNORS 141 URBAN COWBOY 10 ELVIS COSTELLO 38 XANADU 5 134 139 HUMANS BRUCE COCKBURN/Millennium BXL1 7752 (RCA) JOHN COUGAR 77 PEACHES 8 HERB 76 CHRISTOPHER CROSS 22 ROBERT PALMER 67 E3 - TWENNYNINE WITH LENNY WHITE/Elektra 6E 304 CRUSADERS 111 TEDDY PENDERGRASS 15 RODNEY DANGERFIELD 80 PINK FLOYD 76 CHARLIE DANIELS 27 POINTER SISTERS 59 E3 - FAMILY HUBERT LAWS/Columbia JC 36396 DELLS 106 POLICE 43 EUMIR DEODATO 104 JEANLUC PONTY 95 1:11 - MORE SPECIALS SPECIALS/Chrysalis CHR 1303 DEVO 41 QUEEN 2 DOOBIE BROTHERS 3 EDDIE BABBITT 35 DYNASTY 97 RAY, GOODMAN 8 BROWN 78 138 140 MIDDLE MAN BOZ SCAGGS/Columbia FC 36106 EAGLES 103 MINNIE RIPERTON 54 FATBACK 133 KENNY ROGERS 4,66,71,114 - DARK ROOM ANGEL CITY/Epic JE 36543 WILTON FELDER 143 ROLLING STONES 20 STEVE FORBERT 91 DIANA ROSS 6 140 127 McCARTNEY II PAUL McCARTNEY/Columbia FC 36511 ARETHA FRANKLIN 118 ROSSINGTON COLLINS BAND 32 PETER GABRIEL 88 CARLOS SANTANA 116 141 113 TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT NORMAN CONNORS/Arista AL 9534 GAMMA 125 BOZ SCAGGS 138 CRYSTAL GAYLE 83 MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP 79 BARRY GOUDREAU 130 SEAWI ND 112 142 120 WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST VAN HALEN/Warner Bros. LARRY GRAHAM 55 BOB SEGER 23 HS 3415 HALL 8 OATES 47 CARLY SIMON 58 MICHAEL HENDERSON 40 PAUL SIMON 19 143 - INHERIT THE WIND WILTON FELDER/MCA 5144 JACKSONS 12 SLAVE 129 LA TOYA JACKSON 105 S.O.S. BAND 107 MICHAEL JACKSON 44 SPECIALS 137 144 114 COMMON ONE VAN MORRISON/Warner Bros. BSK 3462 BOB JAMES 113 SPLIT ENZ 48 AL JARREAU 61 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND 128 145 - CITY NIGHTS TIERRA/ASI 2001 WAYLON JENNINGS 65,99 AL STEWART 46

BILLY JOEL 18 BARBRA STREISAND 1 146 147 DON'T LOOK BACK NATALIE COLE/Capitol ST 12079 JONES GIRLS 109 DONNA SUMMER 75 JOURNEY 100 SUPERT RAMP 17 147 137 HOW TO BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING (ORIGINAL KANSAS 28 TIERRA 145 KINGS 92 JETHRO TULL 73 SOUNDTRACK) HUBERT LAWS AND EARL KLUGH/Columbia KINKS 81 UTOPIA 72 JOHN KLEMMER 115 DAVE VALENTIN 148 JS 36741 KOOL 8 THE GANG 63 VAN HALEN 142,131 LARSEN-FEITEN BAND 126 JOHNNY VAN ZANT 70 148 - LAND OF THE THIRD EYE DAVEVALENTIN/Arista/GRP STACY LATTISAW 50 VAPORS 74 HUBERT LAWS 136 NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN GRP 5009 HUBERT LAWS 8 EARL KLUGH 147 DIONNE WARWICK 86 RAMSEY LEWIS 124 GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. 123 133 I HEARD IT IN A LOVE SONG McFADDEN & WHITEHEAD/ LIPPS, INC 62 LENNY WHITE 135 149 KENNY LOGGINS 16 DON WILLIAMS 101 TSOP JZ 36773 (CBS) LTD 33 LYNYRD SKYNYRD 122 YES 45 150 THE B-52's/Warner Bros. BSK 3355 McFADDEN 8 WHITEHEAD 149 ZAPP 21

44 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Producer Jeff Lane, who counts Brass Constructionamong his cred- its,is delving into his gospel roots again as a member of the singing group the Canaries. The group isin the studio recording a selection Bleak RiN"r"Onsidited of tunes previously performed by Mahalia Jackson. Lane, who in his teenage days was a member of the Singing Echoes, is producing. Desire, headed by Ray Newton, will be makinga return appear- Music ance at New York's Leviticus on Oct. 29. They made quite a splash there not long ago. Showtimes will be at 9:30 and 11:30p.m. Lovely Tanya Willoughby, vocalist for Twennynine andco -writer of "Searching" by Change, added motherhood to her list of accomplish- Black Music Report ments when she gave birth on Oct. 9. By KEN SMIKLE NEW YORK -If you've worked for any time in the musicor media Black Oriented Album Chart business, you've no doubt come across the name of George White, OCTOBER 25, 1980 LA 1u JACKSON one of the real black pioneers of broadcasting. Born and raised in 1.DIANA Polydor PD 1 6291 27. Memphis and educated in Nashville, George began his careeras a DIANA ROSS/Motown M8 936M1 CAMERON 2.ZAPP Salsoul SA 8535 (RCA) feature writer for the national edition of the Chicago Defender. He Warner Bros. BSK 3463 28.THIS TIME was one of the original staff mem- 3.GIVE ME THE NIGHT AL JARREAU/Warner Bros. BSK 3434 GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB HS 3453 29.BRASS VI bersof WSOK (now WVOL), 4.TP BRASS CONSTRUCTION/United Artists writing commercials, news copy TEDDY PENDERGRASS/Phila. Intl. LT 1060 FZ 36745 (CBS) 30.HURRY UP THIS WAY AGAIN and program scripts when that 5.TRIUMPH STYLISTICS/TSOP JZ 36470 (CBS) stationfirst went on the airin JACKSONS/Epic FE 36424 31.A MUSICAL AFFAIR 6.LOVE APPROACH ASHFORD & SIMPSON/Warner Bros. 1951. He doubled as a disc jockey TOM BROWNE/Arista/GRP GRP 5008 HS 3458 andinitiatedTennessee'sfirst 7.SHINE ON 32.ONE WAY FEATURING AL HUDSON jazz program. L.T.D./A&M SP 4819 MCA 5127 8.WIDE RECEIVER 33.AT PEACE WITH WOMAN In 1953 he moved to Cincin- MICHAEL HENDERSON/Buddah BDS 6001 JONES GIRLS/Phila. Intl. JZ 36767 (Arista) (CBS) nati, where he helped establish 9.IRONS IN THE FIRE 34.CAMEOSIS radio station WCIN and served TEENA MARIE/Gordy G8 997M1 CAMEO/Chocolate City CCLP 2011 (Motown) (Casablanca) as continuity director, newscaster 10.THE YEAR 2000 35.SEAWIND and host of a popular jazz pro- THE O'JAYS/TSOP FZ 36416 (CBS) A&M SP 4824 gram. Three years later he moved 11.JOY AND PAIN 36.ARETHA MAZE FEATURING FRANKIE BEVERLY/ ARETHA FRANKLIN/Arista AL 9538 again. This time he was called in Capitol ST 12087 37.PUCKER UP George White by Dr. Haley Bell, founder of Bell 12.LOVE LIVES FOREVER LIPPS, INC./Casablanca NBLP 7242 MINNIE RIPERTON/Capitol SOO 12097 38.STONE JAM Broadcasting, to join the original staff of WCHB asa newscaster and, 13.THE GAME SLAVE/Cotillion SD 5224 (AM as you've probably guessed, the host of yet another popular jazz pro- QUEEN/Elektra 5E 513 39.WAITING ON YOU 14.LET ME BE YOUR ANGEL BRICK/Bang JZ 36262 (CBS) gram. He later became program director of that station and its sister STACY LATTISAW/Cotillion SD 5219 (At)) 40.I HEARD IT IN A LOVE SONG station, WCHB-FM (now WJZZ). 15.CELEBRATE McFADDEN & WHITEHEAD/TSOP JZ KOOL & THE GANG/De-Lite DSR 9518 36773 (CBS) White went on to WJLB, where he was news director and music (PolyGram) 41.INHERIT THE WIND director. In 1970 he was appointed program director of WGPR;two 16.HEROES WILTON FELDER/MCA 5144 years later he was named its vice president. He was also a member of COMMODORES/Motown M8 939M1 42.5.0.5. 17.SWEET SENSATION S.O.S. BAND/Tabu JZ 36332 (CBS) the team that put together the first black -owned TV stationin the STEPHANIE MILLS/20th Century Fox T 603 (RCA) 43.NO NIGHT SO LONG country, WGPR-TV. Throughout his nearly 30 yearsin broadcasting, DIONNE WARWICK/Arista AL 9526 18.SPECIAL THINGS George White has been known for his efforts to bringmore blacks POINTER SISTERS/Planet P 9 (E/A) 44. TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT into the industry. Few others have had so much personalsuccess. 19.ADVENTURES IN THE LAND OF MUSIC NORMAN CONNORS/Arista AL 9534 DYNASTY/Solar BXLI 3576 (RCA) 45.FAME (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) On November 1, George White will be honored ata special testi- 20.RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN II RSO RX 1 3080 Polydor PD 1 monial dinner at the St.Regis HotelinDetroit. Representing the 6299 46.THE FUNK IS ON 21.I TOUCHED A DREAM INSTANT FUNK/Salsoul SA 8536 (RCA) music community will be Henry Allen, Tom Draper, Richard Smith DELLS/20th Century Fox T 618 (RCA) and LeBaron Taylor. For further information about this 22.ONE IN A MILLION YOU 47.TWENNYNINE WITH LENNY WHITE event, contact Elektra 6E 304 the George White Testimonial Dinner Committee, 18329 West Mc- LARRY GRAHAM/Warner Bros. BSK 3447 23.KURTIS BLOW 48.HERE TO CREATE MUSIC Nichols Rd., Detroit, Mich. 48219. Tel. (313) 533-1550. Mercury SRM 13854 LEON HUFF/Phila. Intl. NJZ 36758 * * * 24.IN SEARCH OF THE RAINBOW (CBS) SEEKERS 49.NAUGHTY Enoch Gregory, better known as the "Dixie Drifter" of WWRL in MTUME/Epic JE 36017 CHAKA KHAN/Warner Bros. BSK 3385 New York, has been named director of operations for Washington, 25.VICTORY 50.WORTH THE WAIT D.C. gospel station WYCB. NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN/Atlantic PEACHES & HERB/Polydor/MVP SD 19279 PD 16298 PICKS OF THE WEEK TWENNYNINE WITH LENNY PORTRAIT OF CARRIE RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN II NIGHT SONG WHITE CARRIE LUCAS -Solar BXL1-3579 (RCA) Polydor PD -1-6299 AHMAD JAMAL-Mo own M7 -945R1 Elektra 6E-304 Lucas falls With their last In his first re- This band has beautifully into album this trio lease of this developed a this label's re-established label, the pian- pleasant blend well-defined their domi- ist extraordi- of fusion and sound, with nance on the naire applies R&B that is cer- producers charts. This LP his talents to tain to attract Leon Sylvers, is the icing on a collection many ears. Dick Griffey and Kossi Gardner tne cake. Topping off a selection of popular tunes, including Produced by White and Larry at the controls. The Whispers of smooth -as -silk ballads is the "Deja Vu," "Touch Me In The Dunn, this LP includes eight lend a hand with background current single, the classic "My Morning" and "Theme From original compositions from band- vocals on the LP's leading tune, Prayer." As composers, RG&B M*A*S*H." Working with pro- members, almost all of them "It's Not What You Got," and have loads to offer, such as the ducer Lee Young and arranger colored with fine synthesizer Lucas gets co -authorship credits cuts "Each Time Is Like The Gil Askey, Jamal has come up work by Dunn and Skip Ander- on four of the tracks. The LP is a First" and "Sweet Sexy Woman."with his most potentially suc- son. Leading cuts here are "Just mixed package of ballads and Along with producer Vincent cessfulLP without sacrificing Right For Me" and "Fancy dance numbers, all of which will Castellano they have come up any of his artistry. Dancer." For ballad fans there's please easily. with a winner. "Back To You."

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 45

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World [FriorfcL

OCTOBER 25,1980 TIM, ARTIST, Lobel, Number, (Distributing Lobel) 44 HURRY UP THIS WAY AGAIN THE STYLISTICS/TSOP OCT. OCT WKS. ON ED 25 15 CHART 9 4789(CBS) 5 42 REAL LOVE THE DOOBIE BROTHERS/Warner Bros. 49503 7 1 1 MORE BOUNCE TO THE D OUNCE (PART I) 39 25 SOUTHERN GIRL MAZE/Capitol 4891 14 ZAPP 40 27 SHAKE YOUR PANTS CAMEO/Chocolate City 3210 9 (Casablanca) 14 Warner Bros. 49534 41 43 HEROES COMMODORES/Motown 1495 5 (3rd Week) 42 28 ONE IN A MILLION YOU LARRY GRAHAM/Warner Bros. 49221 25 2 2 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST QUEEN/Elektra 46031 10 43 30POP IT ONE WAY FEATURING AL HUDSON/MCA 41298 11 6 MASTER BLASTER(JAMMIN')STEVIE WONDER/Tamla CCI 50 THE TILT 7TH WONDER/Chocolate City 3212 (Casablanca) 5 54317 (Motown) S 45 45 COULD YOU BE LOVED BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS/ 4 3 FUNKIN' FOR JAMAICA (N.Y.) TOM BROWNE/Arista/ Island 49547 (WB) 6 GRP 2506 12 I:13 61 TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT NORMAN CONNORS/Arista 0548 3 11 5 S WHERE DID WE GO WRONG L.T.D./A&M 2250 47 47 TRIPPING OUT CURTIS MAYFIELD/RSO/Curtom 1046 6 LOVELY ONE THE JACKSONS/Epic 9 50938 5 7 48 39 DANCE TURNED TO ROMANCE THE JONES GIRLS/ 7 4 WIDE RECEIVER (PARTI) MICHAEL HENDERSON/Buddah Phila.Intl. 9 3111 (CBS) 9 622 (Arista) 16 D 54LET'S GET FUNKY TONIGHT EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" 11 FREEDOM GRANDMASTER FLASH AND THE FURIOUS 5/ KING/RCA 12075 3 Sugarhill 549 7 50 67WHEN WE GET MARRIED LARRY GRAHAM/Warner Bros. GIRL, DON'T LET IT GET YOU DOWN THE O'JAYS/TSOP 9 8 49581 2 9 4790 (CBS) 14 51 31 MY PRAYER RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN/Polydor 2116 9 10 10 LET ME BE YOUR ANGEL STACY LATTISAW/Cotillion 46001(At') 12 63 CAN'T FAKE THE FEELING GERALDINE HUNT/Prism 315 2 12 I'M COMING OUT DIANA ROSS/Motown 1491 7 53 33 NO NIGHT SO LONG DIONNE WARWICK/Arista 0527 12 12 9 UPSIDE DOWN DIANA ROSS/Motown 1494 16 60 THROUGHOUT YOUR YEARS (PART I) KURTIS BLOW/Mercury 13 13 NEVER KNEW LOVE LIKE THIS BEFORE STEPHANIE MILLS/ 76083 2 20th Century Fox 2460 (RCA) 11 55 34 SEARCHING CHANGE/Warner/RFC 49512 14 56 57 15 LET ME TALK EARTH, WIND & FIRE/ARC/Columbia 1 11366 6 SIR JAM A LOT CAPTAIN SKY/TEC 768 4 57 55 FOR YOU, FOR LOVE AVERAGE WHITE BAND/Arista 0553 4 17 I NEED YOUR LOVIN' TEENA MARIE/Gordy 7189 (Motown) 8 68 FUNKDOWN CAMERON/Salsoul 2129 (RCA) 2 16 14 HE'S SO SHY THE POINTER SISTERS/Planet 47916 (E/A) 12 17 16 GIVE ME THE NIGHT GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB 49505 18 D 66OOH CHILD LENNY WILLIAMS/MCA 41306 2 D 21 UPTOWN PRINCE/Warner Bros. 49559 4 60 58 LOVE TOUCH JEFF & ALETA/Spector Intl. 00007 (Capitol) 4 19 19 HERE WE GO MINNIE RIPERTON/Capitol 4902 10 61 48 BIG TIME RICK JAMES/Gordy 7185 (Motown) 15 20 22 NOW THAT YOU'RE MINE AGAIN SPINNERS/Atlantic 7 62 62 TELEPHONE BILL JOHNNY GUITAR WATSON/DJM 1305 21 20 I TOUCHED A DREAM THE DELLS/20th Century Fox 2463 (Mercury) 3 12 (RCA) 63 51 EVERYTHING SO GOOD ABOUT YOU MELBA MOORE/ 22 23 GIVE IT ON UP (IF YOU WANT TO) MTUME/Epic 9 50917 10 Epic 9 50909 9 23 16 I'VE JUST BEGUN TO LOVE YOU DYNASTY/Solar 12021 (RCA) 17 CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK 40 LOVE X LOVE GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB 49570 3 WHAT CHA DOIN' 35 CELEBRATION KOOL & THE GANG/De-Lite 807 (PolyGram) 2 SEAWIND

13:1 29 PUSH PUSH BRICK/Bang 9 4813 (CBS) 6 A&M 2274 1 36 THE REAL THANG NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN/Atlantic 3764 4 65 EVERYTHING WE DO RENE & ANGELA/Capitol 4925 1 32 HOW SWEET ITIS (TO BE LOVED BY YOU) TYRONE 66 SHOOT YOUR BEST SHOT LINDA CLIFFORD/RSO/Curtom 1 11344 5 DAVIS/Columbia 1053 1 LOVE T.K.O. TEDDY PENDERGRASS/Phila. Intl. 9 3116 (CBS) 2 9 53 131 I GO CRAZY LOU RAWLS/Phila. Intl.9 3114 (CBS) 1 30 49 KID STUFF LENNY WHITE/Elektra 47043 3 68 52 BACKSTROKIN' FATBACK/Spring 3012 (Polydor) 18 31 26 THE BREAKS (PARTI)KURTIS BLOW/Mercury 4010 19 69 56 LOVE DON'T MAKE IT RIGHT ASHFORD & SIMPSON/ 46REMOTE CONTROL THE REDDINGS/Believe Ina Dream Warner Bros. 49269 16 9 5600 (CBS) 3 70 59 RESCUE ME A TASTE OF HONEY/Capitol 4888 16 17 I1E1 37 THE WANDERER DONNA SUMMER/Geffen 49563 (WB) 5 71 64 REBELS ARE WE CHIC/Atlantic 3665 72 65 I HEARD IT IN A LOVE SONG McFADDEN & WHITEHEAD/ 34 24CAN'T WE TRY TEDDY PENDERGRASS/Phila. Intl. 9 5107 (CBS) 17 TSOP 9 4788 (CBS) 11 73 69 RED LIGHT LINDA CLIFFORD/RSO 1041 8 35 38 WALK AWAY DONNA SUMMER/Casablanca 2300 5 74 70 KAMALI HERB ALPERT/A&M 2268 5 41 S.O.S. (DIT DIT DIT DASH DASH DASH DIT DIT DIT) THE S.O.S. BAND/Tabu 9 5526 (CBS) S 75 71 NIGHT TIME LOVER LA TOYA JACKSON/Polydor 2117 5 Black Music Ass'n Nautilus To Release Ashford and Simpson in Nashville Sets Women's Group Half -Speed Cars LP PHILADELPHIA-LeBaron Tay- LOS ANGELES - Nautilus Re- lor, president and chief executive cordings,whichmanufacturers officer, and Glenda Gracia, execu- and distributes direct -to -disc, tivedirector,havejointlyan- digital, and half -speed mastered nouncedthattheBlack Music records, has licensed the Elektra Association is developing a Wom- album "The Cars" for reproduc- en'sSteering Committee to ex- tion as a half -speedmastered amine the key factors and prob- Superdisc. lems facing women in the music Thedouble -platinumalbum, industry. originally releasedin 1978, was Seminars the Cars' debut LP.It was half - The committeewillconduct speed mastered at the JVC Cut- pilotcareerseminarsat New ting Center in Los Angeles and on imported Teldec York's Sheraton Centre Hotel on pressed Backstage at the Grand Ole Opry House celebrating Ashford and Simpson's Oct. 5 in October 31 -November 1and at virginvinylat KM Records concert appearanceinNashville are(fromleft):FredHarvey, WVOL PD;Valerie the Los AngelesBonaventure Burbank. Itwillcarry a sug- Simpson; Warner Bros. Records regional promotion manager Ted Astin; Nick Ashford; Hotel on November 7-8. gested list price of $14.98. WVOL MD David Lombard; and WVOL owner Karen Howard. RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 46

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Cool evening breezes and hot blazing winds exemplify the sounds of SEAWIND...Their new album "SEAWIND" was produced by master musician George Duke who has taken SEAWIND on their most adventurous musical journey yet...

"SEAWIND" Produced by George Duke for George Duke Enterprise ON A&M RECORDS & TAPES

AmericanRadioHistory.Com MCAVideo (Continued from page 6) WEA Sets Massive dow" sequence between release player and the compatible Laser over the next few weeks, as New Black Music Blitz of a film theatrically and its dis- Disc playermanufactured by York and Chicago are added to I LOS ANGELES - Hank Cald- tribution in disc form as a proba- Universal -Pioneer, a joint venture the active markets. MCA Disco - well, WEA vice president/ ble blueprint for exploitation. Be- between DVA and Pioneer, were Vision's Fiedler said actual mar- black music marketing, has an- fore big -budget dramatic produc- on display. Reps used both sep- kets will include between 40 and nouncedthatthefirm'sfirst tions can be financed solely for arate Magnavox and Pioneer 45 major markets by year's end three -labelblack music holiday discexploitation, however, a demonstration discs and selected accounting for about 65 percent promotionwill be launched much largeruniverseof home MCA titles to show picture clar- of the U.S. households currently November 17 and run through users will have to be established: ity, stereo sound and random ac- owning televisionreceiversfor December 22, 1980. in Sheinberg's words. "If at some cess/special effects features. use with the players. The campaign, entitled "War- sources indicated point there are 80 million video- Estimatesofmarket penetra- Magnavox ner/Elektra/Atlantic Presents . .. disc players in use, and someone tion for players and discs, which that players will be sold via an What's Happening For The Holi- can expect to sell 24 million units will be sold side -by -side in their estimated600dealers,with a days",willbe supported by a of a given title at a time, then initialretail exposure, were saidtotal of 2,000 retail locations, by massiveradioadvertising cam- programs could be developed di-to be subject to some adjustment mid -November. paignineverymajormarket, rectly for discs without utilizing plus an intensivein-store mer- other 'windows'." Destry to Millennium chandising campaign spearhead- System -Exclusive Approach ed by a display contest open to MCA DiscoVision's O'Shea, WEA fieldmerchandisers, sales when queried on the firm'sini- andpromotionrepresentatives. tial program acquisition strategy To provide added incentive, of securing titles on a totally ex- Caldwell said, $3,000 has been clusive basis, confirmed that MCA set aside for prize-winning dis- has since switched to a system - plays. exclusive approachinorder to The nineartistsincludedin widenitsnet for potentialac- the campaign are George Ben- quisitions. Hence, the goal now son,Ashford& Simpsonand istocut deals with other stu- Prince (WarnerBros.); Lenny dios and outsideprogramming White, Grover Washington,Jr., sources. Patrice Rushen (Elektra/Asylum); RCA, by comparison, has also and Roberta Flack/Peabo Bryson, pushed system -exclusivity, ena- Narada MichaelWalden and blingthecompany tosecure Slave (Atlantic). hundreds of titles prior to its na- Jimmy SelectaVision discrollout Jonny Destry has been signed to Millennium Records. Pictured from left are: tional lenner, president of Millennium Records; Jonny Destry; and Steve Verroca,Destry's pro- Mozart, Brahms early next year. ducer. The album, "Girls, Rock 'N Roll & Ca s" was released last week. (Continued from page 32) Both Magnavox's MagnaVision evinced by Ax. Chapman to Finally, there is Jessye Norman singingwithfull-throatedrap- Lamb & Lion ture, a series of superb Brahms NASHVILLE -Dan Raines, exec- Lieder on Philips. With Geoffrey utivedirectorof Lamb & Lion Parsonssupplying consummate Records, has announced the sign- piano support, the soprano de- ingofartistGaryChapman. monstates the weight and ma- Writer of "My Father's Eyes," "I'm jesty of her amazing voice. She 74,e OtheA, 2/1624,14 Yours," and "Shine Through Me," has mastered the pitch problems Chapman's first LPis scheduled of her past, and should delight for release in January. lovers of Brahms or Lieder. e The Jazz LP Chart OCTOBER 25, 1980 6.DAVID GkISMAN-QUINIET '80 1.GIVE ME THE NIGHT Warner Bros. BSK 3469 w)m GEORGE BENSON/Qwest/WB HS 3453 17.HOW TO BEAT THE HIGH COST OF 2.THIS TIME LIVING (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) AL JARREAU/Warner Bros. BSK 3434 HUBERT LAWS AND EARL KLUGH/ 3.RHAPSODY AND BLUES Columbia JS 36741 CRUSADERS/MCA 5124 18.ROCKS, PEBBLES AND SAND 4.LOVE APPROACH STANLEY CLARKE/Epic JE 36506 TOM BROWNE/Arista/GRP GRP 5008 19.NEW YORK SLICK 5.MAGNIFICENT MADNESS RON CARTER/Milestone M 9096 (Fantasy) 4(4/444r, 20.VICTORY JOHN KLEMMER/Elektra 6E 284 6.CIVILIZED EVIL NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN/Atlantic JEAN-LUC PONTY/Atlantic SD 16020 SD 19279 7.SEAWIND 21.SHADOWS AND LIGHT A&M SP 4824 JONI MITCHELL/Asylum BB 704 8."H" 22.WIDE RECEIVER BOB JAMES/Columbia/Tappan Zee JC MICHAEL HENDERSON/Buddah BDS 36422 6001 (Arista) 9.TOUCH OF SILK 23.TWENNYNINE WITH LENNY WHITE ERIC GALE/Columbia JC 36570 Elektra 6E 304 10.NIGHT CRUISER 24.STRIKES TWICE ONLY 4 WEEKS OUT EUMIR DEODATO/Warner Bros. BSK LARRY CARLTON/Warner Bros. BSK 3380 3467 25.SPLENDIDO HOTEL AND CHARTING POP 11.THE SWING OF DELIGHT AL DI MEOLA/Columbia C2X 36270 DEVADIP CARLOS SANTANA/Columbia 26.INHERIT THE WIND NATIONALLY! , C2 36590 WILTON FELDER/MCA 5144 12.LAND OF THE THIRD EYE 27.OUTUBRO DAVE VALENTIN/Arista/GRP GRP 5009 AZYMUTH/Milestone M 9097 (Fantasy) 13.FAMILY 28.THE OTHER WORLD JUDY ROBERTS HUBERT LAWS/Columbia JC 36396 JUDY ROBERTS/Inner City IC 1088 14.ROUTES RAMSEY LEWIS/Columbia JC 36423 29.LARSEN-FEITEN BAND 0 Warner Bros. BSK 3468 qhe Othe2ir Nidd 15.BADDEST AVAILABLE ON GROVER WASHINGTON, JR./Motown 30. UNLOCK THE FUNK INNER CITY RECORDS AND TAPES 423 WEST 55TH ST., N.Y., N.Y. 10019 800.2234802. M9 940A2 LOCKSMITH/Arista AB 4274

48 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Video Dealers Are Anticipating RIAA Royalty Proposal (Continued from page 3) out of theirsails," but because Their Best Fourth Quarter To Date even though the plan continues (Continued from page 3) such customers in my store dur- uncertain about what impact the to state that no increase in the ing the holidays. VCRs, like color economy would have on the in- titles to choose from during the presentrate is televisions, are fast becoming the warranted,the holiday buying season, and be- dustry, they cut back on the size new document is indeed "a re- perfect family holiday gift." Hat- oftheirorders cause ofthat,we're expecting fromJapanese sponse, a rebuttal to the direct field added, "People have been manufacturers of equipment. sensationalsales."DonPierce, (testimony) case." "All these fromthe Oklahoma -basedCal- wanting to become involved with Pierce explained: "The videocas- video for a long time. Now that things"-amechanismto re- eidoscope outlet,commented: sette recorder business is up 65 spond to uncertaintiesin future the confusion regarding video is percent from what American sup- "The selection of videocassettes years, minimizing disruptionof beginning to lift, Christmas pliers had anticipated, and both available to the consumer is the prevailingindustry seems like just as good a time the manufacturers and the sup- accounting most significant example of the practices, changes in retail prices as any to finally do it." pliersweren't preparedfor way the industry has grown. In it. and a possible shift to wholesale As aresult, the industryis the last 12-15 months, we have The competitive video market- al- pricing-"have been talked about ready experiencing hardware seen Paramount, Columbia, War- place has produced comprehen- throughout these hearings," Fitz- ner Brothers, Universal and now sive and reliable video hardware, shortages. I've already been hav- patrick said. MGM and Disneyenterthe and the video industry, accord- ing difficulty getting deliveries on video marketplace." ing to dealers, has never been Panasonic and Quasar product." But to the NMPA legal staff,it was asifthe 43 days of case Some of the films which will more qualified to offer the con- Prunier added, "Magnavox has sumerthe already notified us that they are building,research and planning be released for the current holi- mostsophisticated and more than 6,000 pages of day season include:"Star Trek - equipment. "I think we have fin- outofproductandcannot ally arrived at the point where guarantee delivery until after the written testimony were suddenly The MotionPicture;""2001;" to be brushed asideif the new "The Wizard of Oz;" "The Blues we can say that we have thefirst of the year. JVC is already most comprehensive equipment on allocation, as are many proposal was accepted for analy- Brothers;" "Dr. Zhivago;" "The sis by the CRT. BlackHole;""Network;" "An the consumer can expect," saidothers. We are also anticipating American In Paris" and "A Night Leroy Conrad, owner of the Sheik a shortageofblanktapes. A Not more than 15 minutes into At The Opera." videooutlet."Allthefeatures major duplicating company fromthe hearing, chairman Mary Lou Berg called for a recess to discuss Dealer optimism regarding that can be added to a video- thewest coastrecentlypur- holiday sales is further enhanced cassette recorder have been add- chased 400 blank tapes from methe matter with three other com- missioners (one by the videoindustry'ssteady ed. The only improvements that-and that'sa definite sign that was absent). growth and strong summer sales. can be made at this point are in themanufacturersarerunning After almost an hour, shede- claredthe "I tend to be cautious inna- the refinement of each feature." short.The shortages,however, meeting adjourned; ture and try to avoid the 'goldPrunier commented, "The RCA are a clearindicationofthe the commissioners were appar- mine' attitude," said Gary Reich - 650 has every imaginable featurestrength ofvideo salesatthis ently unsure, and perhaps dead- el, software buyer for the Detroit - one could expect from a VCR,time and the strong consumerlocked procedurally, whether to based Thomas Video outlet. and because of that, it's our hot- demand the dealers are expect- allow the new RIAA proposal in "Many industries have expe-test selling recorder. Also hot is ing during the holidays." rebuttal time. riencedthedeleteriousreper- the portable Panasonic 3200. The Another issue disturbing some The next day, chairman Berg cusions of overnight booms, but buyerisvery attractedby the dealers is the rental of videocas- told RW: "Yes, there was a ques- the good thing about the video idea that he can take this record- settes. Although the current pol- tion as to whether to allow itin industry is that it's developing at er around withhim and tape icy of most videocassette studios at that point, but there's also a a healthy, steady pace;it'sthe whatever he wants." prohibits the rental of these films, timefactor we're facing."She safest way to grow. We'reex- Most videodealersbelieve avastnumber ofdealersare doubted that the Tribunal would pecting an excellent holiday buy-that video sales will be protected ignoring thispolicy. Sinceitis contactthe partiesuntila few ing season, but we're not goingfrom economic pitfalls."I don'tvirtuallyimpossibleforstudios days had passed to allow the CRT to get lost in hyperbole or fan-think that the economy is going andmanufacturerstoenforce "to sleep on it." tasies." to have any impact on the video this policy,itis becoming clear The new RIAA proposal not Video Mart's Gary Prunier add- industry atall, and I would goto the industry that rentals will only states thatprevailing eco- ed, "We are coming off a sum-so far as to say that the videohave to be legalized and a sur- nomic conditions and theevi- mer buying season thatreflects industry is recession -proof," charge willhave to be placed dence at the hearings show there an 80 percent increase over the Conrad said."Videosoftware uponfilms.Dealersarecon- is no justification for a hike, but last quarter-and the last quarter and hardware are expensive, and cernedthat thesurchargewill that a flat per -tune rate (usually wasn'tbad."Mostdealers,in those consumers that can afford prohibit the sale of videocasset- 2.75¢ per tune) should also be fact,reported strongsummer this product are not going to feel tes,yet manufacturers maintain retained, for reasons of historical sales. "We hada very strong the recession." that they must instituteasur- precedent and because it "is im- summer interms of sales, and Some dealers are not as opti- charge to compensate for theirbedded in tens of thousands of this has made us feel very opti- mistic about the "recession - loss ofsales. As this controver- licenses, contracts and computer mistic about Christmas and the proof" nature of the videoin- ary continues to intensify, many instructions," and, the proposal coming months," saidHatfield. dustry, butstillbelieve that the dealers are worried that suppliers states,"itwas deliberatelyre- "Ianticipatebusinesstostart video industry islikely to sufferand manufacturers will take ac-tainedbyCongressin1976," pickingupin November-and farlessthanotherindustries. tionand place a surcharge on duringtheCopyright LawBill who knows? The sky's the limit.""The video industryisgoing to videocassettes before the holiday hearings. Another factor which promises survive the recession during the buying season. "When the video The interimadjustmentsfor to fuel holiday sales,according holidays, but I can't believe that industry was first launched, it was inflation, tied to changes in rec- to dealers, is the marked increase the economy hasn't slowed down theintentionof everyone that ordprices, would work inthis in consumer awareness regarding our growth," Reichel comment- prices would eventually decrease, manner: If,forexample,the videosoftwareand hardware. ed. "Christmasisa high selling notincrease,Reichel said."It'saverage price of leading albums "The bug is out," said Chris Hut-period, however, so I think we're verydisturbingfor me tosee goes up eight percent between ton of theDallas -based Video going to be able to compensateprice increases occurring at this 1980 and 1981, the per -tune rate Land outlet, "and there's a largefor this slowdown." time. I am particularly offended would increase eight percent on segment of the population who Although dealers are entering by the rental surcharge that mayApril 1, 1982, (from 2.75 to 2.95¢ has heard about video for a longthe holiday buying season with a go into effect;it's like punishing afterrounding),andtheper - time and who are now interested great deal of confidence, thereeveryone for renting when some minute playing time rate would in buying a videocassette record- aresomeissueswhichcould dealers, like myself, have stayed also increase eight percent (from er for their families. As a dealer prove problematic, the most seri- clean. We haveneverrented .5 to .55¢). The "leading albums" whosellsbothhardwareand ous being stock problems.Be- films, and don't think it's fair that price would be determined from software, I expect to find many cause American suppliers werewe should be punished for it." (Continued on page 51)

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 49

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World f_ - - - ' - LL 1_ LL L

Toronto in D.C. I fi England By VAL FALLOON LONDON-The Industry is full of speculation this week, with well- known names being bandied about as possible successors to John Fruin at WEA (who recently resigned) and Jack Craigo at RCA (who has returned to the U.S.). Chris Wright of Chrysalisistaking over Fruin's BPI chair until the next election and both Maurice Oberstein of CBS and Polygram's David Fine are also tipped as possible con- tendors if Wright does not put himself forward when the time comes. Meanwhile, with Nesuhi Ertegun inIndia at the IFPI meet, no an- nouncement can be made of WEA's new MD . . . And the BPI chart investigation committee may make its findings known this week. The committee has been studying allegations of chart hyping in a recent TV program. BPI director John Deacon was unable to make IFPI be-

cause of the importance of these investigations. . . . Statementalso waited from Monty Leuftner regarding new Arista/Ariola U.K. man- A&M recording artists, Toronto recently played in front of the Canadian Embassy in . is Washington, D.C. in conjunction with radio station DC -101 and the embassy. Shown agement structure . . Other speculation with more foundation from left are: Helen Brodie, Canadian Embassy administrator; Mitch Slatter, promotion that record companies may actually make some money this quarter. department DC -101; Scott Kreyer of Toronto; Dave Brown, program director, DC -101; Record Business research has lodged a sales increase of around twenty George Elliott, minister counsellor, Canadian Embassy; Brian Allen of Toronto; Sheron percent so far on both singles and albums, led by the Police. Two Alton of Toronto; Holly Woods of Toronto; Eddie Sachs, general manager, DC -101; Jimmy Fox and Nick Costello of Toronto; Gail Davis, associate director of artist develop- months ago only one silver disc was awarded for a single. Last week ment, A&M Records; Bob Heatherly, branch manager, RCA/A&M and Associated Labels, there were two golds and ten silvers in the charts. However, below Washington, D.C.; and Lori Ross, artist development, A&M Records. the top five, sales fall off sharply. One MD cautiously stated, "I think the season is going to be better than many of us anticipated." Press- ing capacity may even be a problem. CBS had a nervous time last week when a fire at the Dutch plant halted production for an hour or so. The British plant, now at capacity, may have had to cope with Germany European orders. But a CBS International spokesman stated that "We take our hats Peter Boiwens, GM of operations at the Haarlem By JIM SAMPSON plant." Some jacket material and one printer were damaged but all VIENNA-On October 8, the European Court Of Justiceinthe displaced services have now been relocated elsewhere in the factory. Hague heard both sides in the Gema vs. Membran case. A precedent - RETAIL BOOST: High Street stores are joining in the general opti- setting decision was put off, however, until later this year. The de- mism. Marks and Spencer, the massive food and clothing chain, is cision will have an impact on the entire European community music again stocking records, having abandoned its first experiment in this industry, as it deals with the right of a local mechanical rights society area last Christmas. Now racks have been put in 24 high street stores to collect royalties on imported recordings. The German supreme until at least after this Christmas. This time M & Sis being supplied court passed on the question tothe community court. After the by merchandisers Pickwick with budget MOR albums by top name Hague decides, the German court must issue its own ruling. artists . ..Woolworths is adding to its in-store video promotion with STOOL PIGEONS: For his Rod Stewart concert here next week, playbacks in 250 shops, double the number anticipated . . . Now Marcel Avram of Mama concerts has come up with an interesting HMV, the EMI -owned chain of music storesis scheduling a huge marketing idea. Directly in front of the stage, a red carpet will be amount of itsbudget on re -launching, includingitsbiggest ever spread out, on which will rest a couple of dozen gold chairs. During advertising spend, expansion of the Manchester store early next year the show, those chairs will be catered (caviar and champagne) by and a target of a hundred stores nationwide "within the decade." Munich's most exclusive catering service. For this little extra, Marcel The Oxford Street "flagship" store will be refitted with a special floor is charging 500 marks or approximately twenty times the regular just for video product.... A hitch hit the worldwide launch of Stevie ticket price. And yes, most of the seats have been sold. Wonder's "Hotter Than July" album when EMI Holland released the TEUTONIC TELEX: Pink Floydwillbring their "Wall" show to LP earlier than other territories. Motown has obtained an MCPS ban Dortmund's cavernous Westfallenhalle from February 13 to 19, 1981. on imports until the end -of -October official release.

Tickets range from 34 to 49 marks . . . Last Saturday night's "Rock- PUBLISHING MOVES: Chris Stone, Chrysalis music director and palast" live concert, beamed from Essen to over a dozen countries general manager, willleave the company at the end of the month including the U.K., featured the Police, Jack Bruce's new band plus after seven years. He joined from Apple Records as promotions chief Graham Parker and the Rumour. Dieter Dierks's Mobile Studio pro- and was later appointed director of press and promotion, finally vided both a TV mono mix and an FM stereo simulcast feed ... RCA moving to the publishing arm. Stone has yet to annnounce his new has the soundtrack album to the just -started biggest mini-series in plans, and a successor will be named shortly. Steve Howard, profes- German TV history, Rainer Werner Fassbinder's "Berlin-Alexander- sional manager of the company, has moved to Zomba Music.Last platz" . Also at RCA, the company islaunching its biggest media week Zomba director Chris Calder announced a company reshuffle, merchandising campaign of the year for the new Mario Lanza album,changing the name from Zomba Management and Publishers to

re -masteredusingRCA's computers . . . Bellaphon andJohann Zomba Music Publishers, and formed a separate management com- Michel's Me Odie Der Welt are putting promotion power behind the pany. A third arm will service Zomba's planned record activities . . . new Pino D'Anglo single (he's the winner of the recent Venice festi- Bob Grace, president of Rondor International, has appointed Jeremy

val) . . . EMI Electrola announces a newthird party label, Musikant, Jones to the new position of publishing coordinator to Europe. Jones creatively managed by Dieter Nentwig, Christa Desoi and Dr. Diether will be based in Paris. He moves from a position as assistant to Derek

Dehm, all of Frankfurt. Musically, EMI calls the new venture "experi- Green, senior VP of A&M Records . . . Tom Parkinson, former Poly- mental," meaning it will showcase new artists who otherwise might gram marketing services director, has joined Don Hurley in his mar- not be considered commercial enough to land a recording contract. keting consultancy, Motivation Techniques International. Hurleyis The first album features De Bots, a Dutch band which created a sen- chairman and Parkinson managing director . . . And after last week's sation atlast year's Frankfurt rock festival. EMI head Wilfried Jungmass walkout of promotion people at Phonogram, GM Stuart Cox - says the project should prove that at least some large, multinational head and former Phonogram marketing director Barry Evans have conglomerates still have the creative sensitivity to support such a label. set up a nationwide company, Bullet Ltd.

50 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Concert Review Roger Whittaker Helps UNESCO England's Top 25 NEW YORK-Making his debut British Isles. in this city on the great stage of Whittaker's major successes Radio City Music Hall last Thurs- have also been internationalin Albums day (9), Roger Whittaker wasn't record business terms, in markets 1 ZENYATTA MONDATTA POLICE/A&M merely here to sing, as he put it, suchas the U.K. and Australia. "the songs you(theaudience) He has also had two gold albums 2 ABSOLUTELY MADNESS/Stiff paid to hear." The performance here,however, including are - 3 MORE SPECIALS SPECIALS/2 Tone wasgivenforthebenefitof cently certified "Greatest Hits" on 4 SCARY MONSTERS DAVID BOWIE/RCA UNESCO (the United Nations RCA, and one big single hit with Educational, Cultural and Scien- "The Last Farewell," with which 5 PARIS SUPERTRAMP/A&M tific Organization), anditrepre- he closed the show. 6 GUILTY BARBRA STREISAND/CBS sented the stage debut of "I Am Whittaker also performed songs But A Small Voice," a song with from his new RCA release, "With 7 THE VERY BEST OF DON McLEAN/UA a unique history. Love," as well as standards like 8 NEVER FOREVER KATE BUSH/EMI Thelyricswerewrittenby "Morning Has Broken" and "If I 9 MOUNTING EXCITEMENT VARIOUS/K-Tel Odina E. Batnag,a 13 -year -old Were A Rich Man." And though student from the Phillipines, who the bearded, bespectacled, avunc- 10 BREAKING GLASS HAZEL O'CONNOR/A&M waschosenthewinnerfrom ularWhitiakercan hardlybe 11 SIGNING OFF UB40/Graduate among hundredsofthousands called a rock 'n' roller (he pointed 12 TELEKON GARY NUMAN/Beggars Banquet who submitted entries as part of out that he was probably playing 13 MANILOW MAGIC BARRY MANILOW/Arista UNESCO's "Children Helping for an "audience of parents") he Children"songwritingcontest. did make a token tribute to rock 14 REGGATTA DE BLANC POLICE/A&M Whittaker set the words to mu- with energetic, dynamically con - 15 NOW WE MAY BEGIN RANDY CRAWFORD/Warner Bros. sic, and agreed to donate all the trolled performances of "Hound proceeds of the single version of Dog" and "Long Tall Sally." 16 GIVE ME THE NIGHT GEORGE BENSON/Warner Bros. the record (on the RCA label), in Phil DiMauro 17 I AM WOMAN VARIOUS/Polystar addition to all royalties earned by 18 FLESH AND BLOOD ROXY MUSIC/Polydor the song, to UNESCO. Whittaker Five Executives presented the song at the end of 19 SKY 2 SKY/Ariola his opening set, dramatically sup- Leave U.K. GTO Label 20 BLIZZARD OF OZZ OZZY OSBOURNE/Jet ported by the voices of the Har- LONDON - GTO Records, a 21 DIANA DIANA ROSS/Motown lem Boys Choir. And to add the CBS -owned label, has announced 22 I'M NO HERO CLIFF RICHARD/EMI final touch, Odina herself, flown various executive resignations. 23 TRIUMPH JACKSONS/Epic in for the event by RCA Records, GTO, formerly anindependent appeared onstageat the song's company, was sold to CBS three 24 THE ABSOLUTE GAME SKIDS/Virgin conclusion, dressed in pink and years ago and isstill run by its 25THE GAME QUEEN/EMI wearing a bashful smile. co-founder Dick Leahy. Five ex - Whittaker isin many ways the ecutives have resigned, including perfect central figure for a project general manager Mike Smith, who Singles withinternationalramifications joined from Decca A & R just over such as this one. The British resi- two years ago; Paul Clark, A & R, 1 DON'T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME POLICE/A&M dent was born in Kenya, and his Glenn Payne, promotion, and Ken 2 DISCO OTTAWAN/Carrere stage performance was influenced Healey have alsoleftthe label. by his African upbringing. He per- Remaining with the company 3 BAGGY TROUSERS MADNESS/Stiff formed songs from Kenya, a Zulu are Jan Leary, Mike Peyton, Paul 4 MASTER BLASTER STEVIE WONDER/Motown song,andevenattemptedto Kinder and ancillary staff. A for - 5 MY OLD PIANO DIANA ROSS/Motown teachthe audiencetowhistle mal announcementconfirming "Africanstyle," by drawingair these moves and future plans was 6 AMIGO BLACK SLATE/Ensign inward through an aperture cre- unavailable at press time. 7 KILLER ON THE LOOSE THIN LIZZY/Vertigo ated between the lower lip and 8 TROUBLE GILLAN/Virgin upperteeth.Theinternational flavor was further enhanced by his RIAA Royalty Proposal 9 IF YOU'RE LOOKIN' FOR A WAY OUT ODYSSEY/RCA inclusion of calypso music and (Continued from page 49) 10 ONE DAY I'LL FLY AWAY RANDY CRAWFORD/WB songs from different parts of the the top 200 records in the three 11 WOMAN IN LOVE BARBRA STREISAND/CBS major music trades. Moslener Named GM RW has learned that the RIAA 12 ET LES OISEAUX CHANTAIENT SWEET PEOPLE/Polydor has sent a telegram to the NMPA 13 SEARCHING CHANGE/WEA Of Polydor Caracas which will serve as a preface to 14 WHEN YOU ASK ABOUT LOBE MATCHBOX/Magnet HAMBURG/BAARN-PolyGram a "significant" procedural paper Record Operations president to be filed with the tribunal un- 15 WHAT YOU'RE PROPOSING STATUS QUO/Vertigo Werner Vogelsang has announced derscoringRIAA's positionthat 16 THREE LITTLE BIRDS BOB MARLEY/Island the appointment of Helga Mosle- the proposal should receive "full ner as general manager of Poly -and total examination," and that 17 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST QUEEN/EMI Gram Discos S.A., Caracas. there isstill "plenty of time for 18 I GOT YOU SPLIT ENZ/A&M Moslener, who is the first female cross-examination." 19 CASANOVA COFFEE/De-Lite chief executive at PolyGram Rec- The telegram also points out ord Operations, replaces manag-that in the spring, RIAA had only 20 YOU'RE LYING LINX/Chrysalis ing director Harry Alex, 60, whoa few hours of preparation time 21 FEELS LIKE I'M IN LOVE KELLY MARIE/Calibre Plus willbe retiring shortly after an for cross-examination of the 22 ARMY DREAMERS KATE BUSH/EMI 18 -year music careerinVene- NMPA proposal,andthatthe zuela. NMPA should use this week to 23 STEREOTYPE SPECIALS/2 Tone Alex will be returning tohis carefully analyze the new plan. 24 I OWE YOU ONE SHALAMAR/Solar "Ithinkthe NMPA is crying native Germany, where he began 25 ENOLA GAY ORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES IN THE DARK/DinDisc hiscareerwithSiemens as a crocodiletears,"RIAA counsel trainee in 1950. Fitzpatrick said. (Courtesy: Record Business)

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 51

AmericanRadioHistory.Com The Record World

L. Sayer: on WAXY, on WBSB, 27-23 WCAO, 23-17 WFBR, W. Jennings: 16-12 WAYS, a WCGQ, d24 WERC, a WFLB, a30 WFIL, 26-21 WKBW, a29 WNBC, 20-17 WPGC, 27-24 d30 WHBQ, aWISE,a WLAC, a34 WSGA, a B1-105, a WRKO, 23-18 WYRE, d28 KEARTH, 30-27 KFI, on KSFX, KXX-106, 21-13 0105, a26 Z93, a34 Z102, e 92Q. a29 PRO -FM, 29-26 F105, 32-29 16105,a K101, e 0107, B. Joel: e WANS-FM, e WAYS, e WCIR, a WERC, e WISE, 30-29 14Q. ut, 31-31 WIVY, a WMC-FM, e WRFC, a WRJZ, 27-25 WSGA, B. Springsteen: ahp WABC, a WIFI, a18 WPGC, adp WXKS, d26 WSKZ, eKX-104, a KXX-106, d28 Q105, d30 V100. Strong a KEARTH, a mid. KSFX, a F105, a 0107. S.Lattisaw: a29 WAKY, 6-5 WAYS, 24-15 WBBQ, d 28 R&B &discoralogi D. Summer (WB):13-13 WABC, 16-7 WAXY, 12-9 WBBF, WHBQ, 21-15 WIVY, aWKIX, 9-7 WLAC, 16-10 WMC-FM, 19-15WFIL, 13-10WIFI,9-9 influence, late d30 WBSB,9-6WFBR, 5-9 WSGA,e WSKZ, 16-8KX-104, 25-20KXX-106,d28 WKBW, 9-9 WKTU, 17-22 WKYS, 9-6 WNBC, 9-7 WPGC, V100, 28-25 Z93, a28 94Q. on country hits,strong 7-5 WTIC-FM, 27-33 WXKS,6-5 WYRE, 4-4 KEARTH, 5.4 retail influence,MOR potential. KFI, 13-8 KFRC, 5-5 KRLA, 5-5 KSFX, 16-15 PRO -FM 10-3 R. Meisner: a WANS-FM, a WBBQ, a WSBR, a WCGQ, e F105, 16-10 1B105, 9-14 Y100, 8-6 14Q. WCIR, a WGH, a WHHY, e WISE, a WiVY,e WRFC, d40 B1-105, a KX-104, e KXX-106, a Q105, a V100, a KX-104, P.Benatar:29-27 WBSB, d28 WIFI,d22 WKBW, a29 Supertramp: 18-14 WAXY, 25-21 WBBF, 24-20 WBSB, e e KXX-106, a Q105, a 94Q. WTIC-FM, 26-20 WYRE, 30-26 KEARTH, 28-23 KFI, 30-27 WCAO, 26-24 WC BR, aWFIL, 20.16 WIFI,15-13 WKBW, KFRC, 28-23 KSFX, a PRO -FM, d27 F105, 30-27 JB105, 22-20 WTIC-FM, d30 WYRE, 22-20 KEARTH, on KFI, 29-28 W.Nelson:5-3 WAKY,13-10 WAYS,11-5WBBQ, d27 KFRC,22-16KSFX, 20-17 PRO -FM,25-23F105, 19-16 30-24 Q107. WBSR, 23-19 WCGQ, 8-10 WCIR, 4-8 WERC, 17-16 WFLB, 18105, e Q107, 32-24 Y100, 19-13 14Q. C. Benson: 30-28 WBSB, a29 WCAO, 30-27 WFBR, a WXKS, 21-19 WGH, 30-29 WHBQ, 11-6 WISE, 20-20 WKIX, 10-9 on KSFX. Vapors: adp WXKS, d21KEARTH, onKFI,28-21KFRC, WLAC,17-14 WLCY,15-13 WMC-FM,9-9WQXI, 17.11 B1-105, a24 KSFX,on PRO -FM onF105,33-26JB105,38-30 WRFC, 9-9 WRJZ, 17-15 WSGA, 4-3 WSKZ, 34-31 C. Cross: on WAXY, d20 WBBF, 23-21 WBSB, e WCAO, 28- Y100. 14-12KXX-106,24-21Q105,11-10Z93,17-15Z102, 21 WFBR on WFIL, d23 WIFI, d23 WKBW, a28 WNBC, 23-20 92Q, 1-1 94Q. 21-15 WPGC, 25-22 WRKO, d23 WTIC-FM, 30-16 WYRE, D. Williams: d30 WCAO, 24-19 WFBR, aKFI. on KEARTH, a29 KFI, e26 KSFX, 26.24 PRO -FM, on F105, 0. Newton-John/C. Richard: e WBSR, e WCIR, e WIVY, 34-31 113105, e 0107, a38 Y100, 29-27 14Q. a WLCY, d30 WRFC, 32-30 WSGA, d30 WSKZ, e KX-104, a KXX-106, a Q105, a 92Q. J. Hall: a WCAO, a25 WFBR, a WFIL, a WIFI, a WKBW, on WRKO, d35 WXKS, on WYRE, a F105, a32 .113105, a30 14Q. K.Rogers:20-12 WAKY, 18-6 WANS-FM,11-9 WAYS, D. Hall & J. Oates: a45 WABC, 26-24 WAXY, 24-18 WBBF, 19-13 WBBQ, 1-1 WBSR, 27-16 WCGQ, 29-22 WCIR, 8.1 19-16 WBSB, 22-17 WCAO, 16-13 WFBR, 27-23 WFIL, 22-19 WERC, 21-14 WFLB, 10-5 WGH, 24-19 WHBQ, 12-6 WHHY, 14-5 WIFI, 18-17 WKBW, on WKYS, 26-17 WNBC, 18-14 WPGC, 19-7WISE,23-12 WIVY,d25 WKIX, 13-6WLAC, Early on 13-4 17-14 WRKO, a30 WTIC-FM, 33-31 WXKS, 20-14 WYRE, WLCY, 21-18 WIC -FM,10-2WQXI,23-15 WRFC, 12-7 WSGA, 17-11 WSKZ, 22-17B1-105, 18-6 25-23KEARTH, 26-22KFI,e-25 KSFX, 22-20 PRO -FM, product, rock WRJZ, 23-19 F105, 24-17 .113105, on K101, a35 Y100, 26-24 140. & roll influence, KX-104, 17-8 KXX-106, 10-3 0105, 26-19 V100, 9-3 Z93, 12-7 Z102, 15-4 92Q, 12-4 94Q. Jacksons: 21-25 WABC, 29-20 WAXY, 28-23 WBSB, d18 strong sales influence from WCAO, 11-7 WFBR, 26-20 WIFI, d12 WKBW, 28-15 WKTU, both r&b, disco and country records. Rolling Stones: 32-30 WANS-FM, 29-27 WBBQ, 9-7 WCGQ, 6-14 WKYS, 8-4 WPGC, 27-19 WTIC-FM, 14-7 WXKS, 16-13 e WCIR, 23-18 WERC, 29.26 WHHY, 24-14 WISE, 35-33 WYRE, 19-13 KEARTH,22-17KFI,27-25 KFRC, 20-16 WIVY, 14-13 WLAC, d25 WMC-FM, 26-24 WSGA,23-19 F105, WSKZ, 30-27 B1-105, 27-24 KX-104, 20-17 KXX-106, 28-18 KRLA, 11-7 KSFX, 18-16 PRO -FM, 30-28 17-12 Air Supply:a WANS-FM, a WAYS, a WBBQ, a WFLB, a JB105, 20-17 Y100, 21-20 14Q. WIVY, a Z93. Q105, 23-18 V100, 21-17 Z93, 26-24 Z102, e 92Q, 30.27 94Q. B.Joel: hp -hp WABC, a WBBF, 27-18 WNBC, d27 WYRE, P.Benatar: d35 WANS-FM, d25 WAYS, d29 WBBQ, 26-21 on KSFX, 25-23 PRO -FM, a F105, 31-28 J6105. WCGQ, d29 WCIR,a WERC, e WGH, 30-25 WHHY, d28 D. Ross: d31 WANS-FM, a WAYS, 14-10 WBBQ, e WBSR, d WBBF, on WIFI, a WKBW, on WIRE, on KFI, a Kansas: WISE,34-21WIVY, 24-22 WMC-FM, a33 WSGA,21-15 23-17 WCIR, 22-16 WERC, 20-18 WFLB, 3-3 WGH, 29-21 PRO -FM, a F105, on 18105, a Q107, 28-26 14Q. WSKZ, e BJ-105, 30-26KX-104,23-19KXX-106,29-23 WHBQ, 9-7 WHHY, d30 WISE,15-11 WIVY, d21 WLAC, Q105,e V100, 25-21Z93, a33 Z102, d29 92Q, 26-20 a WMC-FM,12-10 WQXI, 28-23 WRFC, d31'WRJZ, 3-2 Korgis: a WCAO, a WFIL, a WIFI, a WKBW, onKFI. KXX-106, 7-7 94Q. WSGA, 30-21WSKZ, d29KX-104, 15-11 Kool & The Gang: a30 WFBR, 25-21 WPGC, a30 WXKS, 0105, 22-20 Z93, 3-2 Z102, a 92Q, 24-19 94Q. a KFI, on 113105. C. Cross: 30-25 WAYS, d36 WANS-FM, a WBBQ, d31 WBSR, 24-17 WCGQ, e WCIR, 20-12 WERC, a WFLB, d20 WGH, L.Sayer:23-18 WAKY,30-21WANS-FM, 22-16 WAYS, R Meisner: on WAXY, on WFBR, a WRKO, a WYRE, a KFI. a WHBQ, 22-17 WHHY, e WISE, 39-30 WIVY, d23 WLAC, 26-21 WBBQ, 30-21 WSBR, 30-26 WCGQ, d26 WCIR, 26-23 WQXI,29-24 WRFC, d29 WRJZ, 29-27 WERC, d25 WFLB,17-13 WGH,e WHBQ, 28-22 WHHY, Police: a KEARTH, a KFI,a KFRC. 29-23 WLCY, a WSGA, d22 WSKZ, d38 B1-105, d30 KX-104, 24-21 KXX- 31-25 WISE, 31-25 WIVY, a WKIX, e WLAC, 24-22 WLCY, e e WMC-FM, d24 WQXI, 25-20 WRFC, 24-15 WRJZ, 25-19 C. Richards:40-31WABC, on WAXY, a WBSB, 15-11 106,25-22 Q105, d29 V100, a30 Z93, 29-27 Z102, WSGA, 13-19 WSKZ, 26-22 BJ-105,26-22KX-104, d29 WCAO, 18-14WFBR, 18-13 WFIL,24-21WIFI,21-20 92Q. KXX-106, d29 Q105, e V100, d28 Z93, 25-19 Z102, 25-22 WKBW, a27 WNBC, 15-11 WPGC, 7-3 WRKO, 14-10 WTIC- FM, 8-7 WYRE, 26-24 KEARTH, 21-15 KFI, 25-23 KFRC, on D. Hall & 1.Oates: 24-19 WAKY, 23-15 WANS-FM, 29-24 920,19-12 94Q. KRLA, on KSFX, 15-13 PRO -FM, 14-10 F105, 12-9113105, WAYS, 30-26 WBBQ,19-11 WBSR, 25-22 WCGQ, 30-25 11-11 WERC, 28-26 WFLB, 14-14 WGH, e WHBQ, B. Springsteen:a WRNS -FM, a WBBQ, a WCGQ, a WCIR, on K101, e Q107,17-16 14Q. WCIR, 26-23 WHHY, 25-17 WISE, 40-32 WIVY, 23-16 WLCY, 23- a WW -FM, a31 WSGA, a KX-104, a KXX-106, a V100, a31 Z102, a 92Q. K. Rogers:23-17 WABC, 28-18 WAXY, 15-7 WBBF, d29 20 WMC-FM, d21 WQXI, 31-27 WRFC, 28-27 WRJZ, 21-18 WBSB,18-13WCAO, 22-10 WFBR,14-10WFIL,18-12 W3GA, 20-14 WSKZ, 23-19BJ-105, 21-18 KX-104, 22-18 B.Streisand/B.Gibb: a WBBQ, a WERC, e WHBQ, a WIFI, 5-3 WKBW, 14-10 WNBC, 13-8 WPGC,15-6 WRKO, KXX-106, d26 Q105, d23 V100, 24-19 Z93, 21-18 Z102, WHHY, a WISE, e WIVY, d26 WQXI, d28 WRFC, 31-29 26-15 WTIC-FM, 18-14 WXKS, 13-10 WYRE, 10-7 KEARTH, 29-26 92Q, 15-9 94Q. WSGA, e KX-104. 15-9KFI, 26-20 KFRC, 17-14 PRO -FM, 21-15 F105, a21 16105, on K101, 20-17 14Q. J. Hall: e WANS-FM, d27 WAYS, e WBBQ, d29 WSGQ, d30 WCIR, e WFLB, e WGH, d27 WHHY, d39 WIVY, e WLAC, Supertramp: 20-17 WANS-FM, 19-17 WAYS, 16-11 WBBQ, WCGQ, WCIR, 16-14 WERC, e D.Ross (I'm): 21-12 WAXY, a23 WBBF, on WBSB, 5-4 d29 WLCY, a WMC-FM, d31 WRFC, a WR1Z, 23-20 KX-104, e WBSR, 18-14 26-20 WFBR, 23-21 WFIL, 16-13 WIFI, 8-5 WKBW, 16-17 WKTU, 19-15 KXX-106, e Q105, a V100, 26-22 Z93, 28-25 940. WFLB,27-25 WHBQ,21-18 WHHY,16-13 WISE, 24-22 12-9 WKYS, 23-15 WNBC, 3-2 WPGC, 30-24 WTIC-FM, 9-8 WIVY, e W:AC, 22-19 WMC-FM, 30-26 WRFC,21-19 WXKS, 15-12 WYRE, 27-19 KEARTH, d30 KFI, a24 KFRC, Jacksons:26-20 WANS-FM, 24-21 WAYS,22-17 WBBQ, WRJZ,30-28 WSGA,14-13 WSKZ, 24-21131-105, 22-19 18-10 WERC, 25-19 WFLB,15-9 16-14 KRLA,14-14KSFX, 11-10 PRO -FM,27-22F105, e WBSR, 27-23 WCIR, KX-104, 21-16 KXX-106,19-14 Q105, 24-17 V100,13-8 WIVY,23-15 15-11 113105, 6-6 Y100, 23-1814Q. WHBQ, 25-19 WHHY,28-23WISE,30-19 Z93, e 92Q, 22-17 94Q. WKIX,16-14 WLAC, 20-16 WMC-FM, d25 WRFC, 29-24 D.Ross(It's):hp -hp WABC,d30 WRKO,a WXKS,on WPJZ, 20-15 KX-104,27-22 KXX-106,9-9Q105, 28-21 D. Williams: a WBBQ, a WGH, a WKIX, a WLAC, e WRFC, KSFX, a PRO -FM. V100, 23-16 Z93, 19-16 Z102, d28 92Q. e KX-104, 28-23 92Q. Rock Disco Christopher Cross, Jimmy Hall, None INIbufrfasigalWO OW MIN Korgis

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Radio Marketplace

J.Browne: 30-24 WGUY, d29 WJBQ, 25-22 WSPT, d35 A.Holland: 24-21 WQUE, 28-26KILT,26-25 KRBE, on KCPX, 8-7 KDWB, d27 KFXD, d29 KGW, 20-15 KJR, 27-26 KTSA, 25-19 B100. KJRB, 21-19 KMJK, a KS95-FM, 26-21 KYYX. Jacksons: 25-20 WQUE, 20-18 WTIX, 20-17 KFMK, 25-23 K. Carnes: 22-19 KCPX, a KMJK, 28-25 KYYX. KGB, on KNOE-FM, d28 KRLY, 23-17 KTSA,17-11 B97. C. Cross: d29 WGUY, d25 WJBQ, a W1PT, d22 KCPX, d25 B. Joel: 30-25 WQUE, 28-22 WTIX, on KGB, on KRBE, 11-8 KFXD, d30 KGW, d24 KJR, 30-27 KJRB, 34-32 KMJK, e MUCfI B100, 8-8 B97. KS95-FM, d28 KYYX, a35 KWKN. exposure Korgis: 28-22 WQUE, a WTIX, d30 KNOE-FM. for rock & R. Daltrey: e WGUY, 33-32 KCPX, a KS95-FM, d30 KYYX. R&B/disco crossovers D.Hall & J.Oates: e WGUY, 18-13 WJBQ, 20-16 WSPT, C. Richard: 23-19 WQUE, 32-29 WTIX, 30-28 KFMK, 20-20 16-14 KCPX, 19-17 KDWB, 21-15 KFXD, 30-23 KGW, 14-9 KGB,21-19KILT,28-16 KNOE-FM, 20-10KRBE, 14-14 active. Late on country product, KJR,11-9 KJRB, 26-18 KMJK, e1(895 -FM,17-12 KYYX, B100. 29-25 KWKN. P.Benatar:11-7CKLW, 11-8 WDRQ, 12-8 WEFM,on K.Rogers:13-6 WQUE,12-10 WTIX,18-7KFMK,21-9 WIKS, a WNDE, on WQKY, d27 WSKS-FM, 23-17 WYYS, J.Hall: 35.28 KCPX, a KFXD, a KGW, d25 KJR, e KMJK, KGB, 15-10 KILT, 14-7 KNOE-FM, a KRBE, a KRLY, 19-14 19-18 KBEQ, on KSLQ, 4-6KWK, a330102, d25 92X, 29-26 KYYX. KTSA, al0 KXOA, 17-10 8100, 24-18 B97. d29 96KX. Jacksons: 25-13 WGUY, a KCPX, a KJR, 20-12 KJRB, 30-25 D. Ross: 26-17 WQUE, 14.11 WTIX, 29-26 KFMK, 16-16 J.Browne:16-13 WEFM, 17-16 WEFM, on WGCL, 23-21 KMJK, a KYYX. KGB, 15-6 KNOE-FM, 10-8 KRLY, 1-2 B97. WHB, d34 WIKS, 43-36 WLS, d28 WOKY, 21-16 WSKS-FM, B. Joel: d30 WGUY, a18 KDWB, a KFXD, d29 KJRB, d33 21-18 WYYS, 27-18 WZUU, 27-23 WZZP, 1-7 KBEQ, 21-19 L.Sayer: 22-18 WQUE, d28 WTIX, 28-24 KFMK, 32-32 KMJK, d29 KYYX. KSLQ, 25-21 92X, 11-9 96KX. KILT, d29 KNOE-FM, a30 KRBE, on KRLY, d28 KTSA, 27.20

C.Cross:d29 CKLW,29-23 WDRQ,a29 WEFM, 28-26 R. Meisner: d30 WSPT, a KCPX, d23 KJR, d30 KJRB,a B100, on B97. WFFM, on WGCL, a23 WHB, on WLS, d28 WNDE, 30-26 KMJK, e KYYX. WOKY, 28-22 WSKS-FM, a WYYS, a WZUU, a WZZP, on B. Springsteen: a WQUE, a WTIX, a KGB, on KNOE-FM, a29 S.Mills: KBEQ, a30 KXOK, a24, 92X, d24 96KX. 21-14 WGUY, 11-11KCPX,6-4 KFXD,a KGW, KRBE,a KROY-FM,a B97. 11-7KJR, 21-19 KJRB, 29-23 KMJK, e KS95-FM, 24-20 Doable Brothers:a WDRQ, a WIKS, on KBEQ,a KSLQ. KYYX, 25-23 KWKN. D. Summer: 18-13 WQUE, 10-8 WTIX, 23-21 KFMK, on O. Hall & J. Oates: 30-26 CKLW, d30 WDRQ, 20-18 WEFM, KGB, 30-20 KILT, 11-4 KNOE-FM, 14-9 KRBE, 26-22 KRLY, W. Nelson:a WGUY, 28-16 KCPX,17-16 KDWB, 25-22 14-13 WFFM, d30 WGCL, a22 WHB, 31-28 WIKS, a WNDE, 13-9 KXOA, 12-6 B77. KFXD, 15-13 KJR, 12-10 KJRB, 18-16 KMJK, 15-14 KS95- 24-22 WOKY, 20-15 WSKS-FM, 24-22 WYYS, a23 WZUU, FM, 10-6 KYYX, 13-12 KWKN. 25-22 WZZP, 8-1 KBEQ, 18-11 KSLQ, 1-1 96KX. Supertramp: 17-16 WQUE, 36-34 WTIX, a KGB, 21-18 KNOE- FM, 28-27 KRBE, 9-5 KROY-FM, 27-21 B97. J. Hall: on CKLW, d26 WDRQ, d28 WFFM, d29 WOKY, d28 C.Richard: 20-9 WGUY, 17-12 WJBQ,10-7 WSPT, 15-9 WSKS-FM, 30-27 WZUU, 15-14 KBEQ, a KSLQ, 22-22 96KX. KCPX, 9-6 KDWB, 14-10 KFXD, 25-20 KGW, 18-14 KJRB, S. Wonder: 17-12 WTIX, d27 KGB, 30-24 KNOE-FM, 30-24 23-15 KMJK, 17-15 KS95-FM, 11-10 KYYX. KRBE, 16-9 KRLY, 13-13 B97. C. Richard: 23-16 CKLW, 22-17 WDRQ, 24-22 WEFM, 21-20 WGCL, on WIKS, 16-12 WNDE,21-20 WOKY, 15-12 K.Rogers: 28-25 WGUY, 12-6 WJBQ, 22-17 WSPT, 10-6 WSKS-FM, 30-25 WYYS,a25 WZUU, 17-9WZZP,d23 KCPX, e KDWB, 17-13 KFXD, d24 KGW, 16-10 KJR, 19-11 KSLQ, a29 KXOK, 22-18 0102,17-15 92X, 29-27 96KX. KJRB, 25-17 KMJK,16-11KS95-FM,15-11KYYX, 22-19 KWKN. K. Rogers: 3-2 CKLW, 3-3 WDRQ, 11-8 WEFM, d4 WGCL, 20-9 WHB, 28-22 WIKS,41-29 WLS,7-2 WNDE, 18-10 L. Sayer: a WGUY, 27-20 WJBQ,29-26WSPT, 27-15 WOKY, 16-7WSKS-FM, 15-6 WYYS,15-5 WZUU, 13-8 KCPX,16-13 KDWB, 28-21 KFXD, d28 KGW, 22-19 KJR, WZZP, 8-4 KSLQ, 24-10 KXOK, 27-11Q102,15-8 92X, 29-23 KJRB, 31-28 KMJK, e KS95-FM, 18-13 KYYX, 33-32 20-17 96KX. KWKN. Racked D. Ross:26-23CKLW,20-19 WDRQ, a WFFM,27-17 P. Simon: e KJR, a KYYX. WGCL, d32 WIKS, 26-22 WNDE, a WYYS, 24-21 KSLO. area, reacts Supertramp:26-23 WGUY, 1813 WSPT, to strong R&B/disco L. Sayer: a CKLW, 25-24 WDRQ, 21-19 WEFM, on WGCL, 26-25 KCPX, 20-16 KFXD, 18-17 KJR, e KJRB, 24-22 KMJK, e KS95-FM, 19-8 WHB,on WIKS,on WNDE, 29-24 WOKY, 27-21 27-23 KYYX. product, strong MOR influences WSKS-FM,14-12 WYYS, 28-15 WZUU, 16-12 WZZP, 6-4 KBEQ, 23-16 KSLO, 16-12 KXOK, 35-28 Q102, a23 92X, 18-14 96KX. C. Cross: d27 KIMN, e KNUS, 30-26 KOPA-FM, d35 KTLK, a KVIL. B. Springsteen:a CKLW, a WDRQ, a30 WEFM, a WIKS, a WOKY, a WSKS-FM, a22 KBFQ, a KSLQ, a35 Q102, a D. Hall & J. Oates: 25-19 KIMN, d29 KNUS, 26-23 KOPA- 92X, a30 96KX. FM, 30-27 KTLK, 20-17 KZZP. Supertramp: 28-28CKLW,23-22 WDRQ,18-17 WEFM, J.Hall:a KIMN, e KNUS, d29 KOPA-FM, a KTLK. 29-22 WGCL, 34-31 WIKS, on WOKY, 23-18 WSKS-FM, a30 WZUU, 18-17 KBEQ, 17-15 KSLQ, 21-15 Q102, 19-13 S. Lattisaw: 27-20 KNUS, d30 KOPA-FM, a KTLK, e KVIL. 92X,15-13 96KX. R&B and R. Meisner: a KIMN, a KOPA-FM, d39 KTLK, e KUPD, a27 country influ- KZZP. ences, will test records W.Nelson: 6-3 KIMN,4-6KNUS,18-15 KOPA-FM, 4-4 early. Good retailcoverage. KZZP.

C. Richard: 19-14 KIMN, 23-18 KNUS, 22-15 KOFM, 9-6 P. Benatar: 38-31 WTIX, 27-24 KGB, d25 KNOE-FM, d26 KOPA-FM, 23-20 KTLK, 8-6 KZZP. KRBE, 10-6 KROY-FM, d30 B97. K.Rogers:15-8 KIMN, 25-10 KNUS,12-7 QQFM, 11.4 Pop sounding C. Cross: d29 WQUE, a WTIX, a KFMK, a KGB, 35-28 KOPA-FM, 33-21 KTLK, 6-3 KZZP. records, late on KILT,d28 KNOE-FM,18-14 KRBE, d26 KTSA, on KXOA, d28 8100, aB97. D. Ross: e KNUS, 7-9 KOPA-FM, e KVIL. R&B crossovers, considercountry crossovers, react to influence of D. Hall & J. Oates: 21-15 WQUE, 29-24 WTIX, 26-22 KFMK, L. Sayer: 27-24 KIMN, 29.22 KNUS, 27-22 KOPA-FM 39-34 33-30 KILT, 24-17 KNOE-FM, on KRBE, d29 KRLY, 30-29 KTLK, e KVIL, 24-18 KZZP. racks and juke boxes. KTSA, 24-22 8100, on B97. Supertramp: 16-15 KIMN, 27-22 KOFM, 21-18 KOPA-FM, P.Benatar: d24 WSPT, 34-32 KCPX,e KDWB, a KFXD, 22-12KTLK,19-19KUPD,13-13KZZP. J.Hall: d27 WQUE, d40 WTIX, d27 KNOE-FM, a KTSA, a 23-20 KJR,e KJRB, 33-29 KMJK. B97. D. Williams: a KIMN, 12-9 KNUS, 23.16 KOPA-FM. B.O.S. Country A/ C LP Cuts George Benson Waylon Jennings, Don Williams Christopher Cross, Don Bruce Springsteen "Hungry Williams Heart"

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record Wodd

Latin American Desde Nuestro Rincon © Album Picks Internacional By TOMAS FUNDORA EXCLUSIVAMENTE LATINO (This column appears first in Spanish, then in English) RAY CONNIFF-CBS OIL 10312 Existe una corriente, ya palpablemente fuerte, La onda latina de Ray Conniff va "in cre- en grabar artistas de habla inglesa e italiana en scendo." Aqui logra excelentes interpre- espariol. Desde que Capitol lanzo hace arios al taciones instrumentales de grandes te- gran Nat King Cole, en espariol, Ia historia se ha Carlos - mas latinos como "Amigo," (R. ido repitiendo casi constantemente, ya que dichas E. Carlos) "Hey," (J.Iglesias-Belfiore-Bal- grabaciones aun siguen manteniendo un fuerte ducci-Arcusa) "La Bikina,"(R.Fuentes) volumen de yentas. De tiempo en tiempo, mu- y "Chiquitita" (Anderson-Ulvaeus) entre chos artistas han iniciado el proceso, para despues otros. Arreglos de Conniff. Bello sonido abandonarlo, ya que es definitivamente dificil para que venders largamente. cualquier artista, grabar en un idioma que no co- This new instrumental LP by top seller RayConniff presents such (G. Curie!) "Caminito," noce y que no es el suyo propio. Con las nuevas grabaciones lanzadas great Latin standards as "Vereda Tropical," el ano pasado por Casablanca, que pasaron a mejor vida, por incapa- (Gardel-Le Pera) and (J. de Dios Filiberto) "El dia que me quieras" cidad del sello en entender el proceso promocional y distribuitivo en forever! "Pajaro Chogui." (Pitagua) Great sales potential Estados Unidos y poco conocimiento de corm se realiza fuertemente la labor en Latinoarnerica, y cuando digo de como se realiza, me re- ADATANO PAFPALARDO ADRIANO PAPPALARDO Arcano DKL1 3522 fiero, no al simple requerimiento de tal o mss cual adelanto, para Italia, Adriano Pap- despues no importar mss nada del asunto. Son ya varias las empresas Gran vendedor en que parece que van en serio y aumenta el proceso. WEA va con fir- palardo ofrece su sonido espectacular y meza, impulsada por Al Bunetta, manager de Robbie Dupree y Jose diferente al mundo latino y en Espanol. Manuel Silva, produciendo en Espanol. CBS acaba de lanzar el instru- Se incluye suexit°"Recomencemos" (Albertelli-Tavernese-B & M. McCluskey) mental de Ray Conniff, totalmente latino, que en- que pudiera lograr altas cifrasde yentas tre parentesis, esta precioso. Se firmo por CBS, Mex- ico, a Vikki Carr y su nueva grabaci6n en espaiiol ypopularidad, una vezlosprograma- dores asimilen este nuevo vocal. va adelante. La labor, me entero por rumores, en Otros temas son "Todo normal," (Alber- Ia grabaci6n de Barry White, ha sido muy favorable telli-Tavernese-Piero-Munoz) "Tii y yo," y pronto le tendremos, a toda fuerza en espariol. (Tavernese - Albertelli - Piero - Munoz) y Iva Zanicchi, lanzada esta semana por CBS, re- "No me dejesInas."(Albertelli-Taver- afirma su gran talento interpretativo y su produc- clan en espanol, esta mss que formidable, espec- nese-Piero-Munoz) this package in Span- Ray Conniff tacular. Pappalardo de Italia va tambien fuerte II Top Italian seller Adriano Pappalardo offers Ilevado de la mano por RCA, que tambien esta lanzando al eterno y ish, which includes his smash hit "Recomencemos." Alsosuperb are asi." Tunes by ouerido Trini L6pez en Latinoamerica. Para que vamos ha hablar del in "Hombre salvaje," "Ladron," and "Me va bien exito espectacular en espanol de ABBA. Y asi sigue Albertelli-Tavernese-Piero-Munoz. Ia cosa de fuerte y mss. CELIA JOHNNY AND PETE Celia Cruz estara presentandose en Mexico hasta Vaya JMVS 90 finales de Octubre e iniciara su "tournee" por Unen sus talentos Celia Cruz, Johnny Pa- Francia, Alemania, Holanda, Espana y Suiza el dia checo y Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez en 11 de Noviembre, hasta el 30 de ese mes. Tito un muy vendedor y contagioso reperto- Puente y su Orquesta le acompariarin en esta gira. riosalsero.Brillantesonidolatinoen Ray Barretto es otro que se presentara en el Olym- "Asicantabapapa."(PeteRodriguez) all4tOslw Aremm- pia de Paris el dia 21 de este mes y de alli, pasara "Un toque de bembe," (H.Cardenas) Rocio Jurado a actuar a Ginebra, Suiza . Despues dearreglar "La dicha mia"(J.Pacheco) y "Vida." sus problemas contractuales, Eddie Palmieri entrara proximamente a (J. de Leon) los estudios de Fania Records de Nueva York, para grabar su long IN Three top salsa talents in an excellent and very contagious and playing para la firma. Se rumora que Cheo Felici- danceable production. Celia Cruz, Johnny Pacheco and Pete "El ano e Ismael Quintana tomaran parte en la graba- Conde" Rodriguez in a single package is always a winner. "Vida," cion. En Noviembre, Ruben Blades y Willie Colon (de Leon) "La madre rumba," (D.R.) "Asi cantaba papa," others. se presentaran en Suramerica y Europa, previa- mente a sus presentaciones en el Madison Square ;CON SABOR A MONTUNO! Garden en Noviembre 30 ... Se presentaran Rocio LINDA LEIDA-SAR SLP 1005 Jurado de Espana y Felito Felix de Puerto Rico, en Una de las votes soneras mss talentosas el Felt Forum del Madison Square Garden en No- de Cuba, Linda Leida debuta en este viembre 2. Rocio ha sido anunciada para actua- sello. Merece amplia divulgacion y pro- Juanjo Alberti ciones en el Dade County Auditorium de Miami mocion. Mueve a bailar en "La alegria el proximo 26 de Octubre . . . Me encant6 la nueva grabacion de del montuno," (W. Leyva) "El Guaguan- Raquel Olmedo, que CBS, Mexico acaba de lanzar al mercado, en pro- c6 y el son," (D.R.) "A corner chichar- duccion de Lolita de la Colina. El nirmero "No senora" de Lolita, esta ron," (A. Romero) y "Oye como suena." brutalmente fuerte. ;Muy bueno! . . . Mis felicitaciones a Renato (W. Leyva) Production de Roberto Lopez, Director Artistico de RCA, Mexico y senora, por el advenimi- Torres. ento de unanina,bautizada como Samantha, a su hogar. ;Woowwww! III One of the most talented "soneras" from Cuba, Linda Leida could Juanjo Alberti de Radio IMparcial de Uruguay, agradecera muestras make it big if promoted heavily. A very danceable and spicy produc- remitidas a Avda. Garibaldi 2145, Montevideo, Uruguay. Juanjo es tion by Roberto Torres. Superb salsa package. "A corner chicharron," adicionalmente a sus labores en radio, nuestro corresponsal en su area "Oye como suena," "Ay! que tiene el," (G. Gomez) and "Anita." . . . Don Antonio Fuentes, el eterno y talentoso gran amigo, celebra (F. Repilado) (Continued on page 55)

54 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com LATIN AMERICAN HIT PARADE Popularidad )

New York Chicago Puerto Rico Uruguay By WJIT (MIKE CASINO) By PUBLIMET By WTTR (MAELO MENDEZ) By JUANJO ALBERTI 1.NUNCA SERAS MIA 1.INOCENTE POBRE AMIGA 1.COMPANERA MIA 1.LLAMAME ORQUESTA LA TERRIFICA LUPITA D'ALESSIO-Orfeon EL GRAN COMBO -Combo BLONDIE-RCA 2.BAJA Y TAPA LA OLLA 2.HEY 2.ATREVETE 2.AIRE SANTIAGO CERON JULIO IGLESIAS-CBS JOSE LUIS-T.H. PEDRO MARIN-MH 3.ROMANTICA LUZ, ROMANTICA VOZ 3.HE VENIDO A PEDIRTE PERDON 3.YA NO ERES LA MISMA DE AYER 3.NO, NO ES UN JUEGO MAS LUCECITA JUAN GABRIEL-Pronto FELITO FELIX-Caytronics ANGEL Y ANGEL-Microfon 4.LLORE 4.SOLO CON LA SOLEDAD 4.MI NOVIA Y MI MUJER 4.SALTA HECTOR LAVOE IAN SIMMONS-Profono JOHNNY VENTURA-Combo THE RING-Microfon 5.VIENTO 5.LA PALABRA ADIOS MARIA MEDINA-Arcano 5.NO ENCUENTRO PALABRAS 5.VALS DEL RECUERDO RUBEN BLADES RICHARD CLAYDERMAN-Tonodisc 6.PERMITEME VOLVER OSCAR D'LEON-T.H. 6.DE MUJER A MUJER LA BANDA MACHO -Odeon 6.ESTA SED QUE TENGO 6.NECESITO SONARTE SOPHY 7.EL TUNEL BASILIO-Karen MARIO MI LITO-Microfon 7.NUESTRO ENCUENTRO SANTO Y SU TUNA DE SAN JUAN - 7.ESE HOMBRE 7.MORIR DE AMOR PANCHITO RISET Alhambra ROCIO JURADO-Arcano MIGUEL BOSE-CBS 8.CUCO MATACA 8.NI LLANTO NI VELORIO SOPHY-Velvet 8.HE VENIDO A PEDIRTE PERDON 8.HAFANANA ORQUESTA LA TERRIFICA AFRIC SIMONE-RCA 9.QUE IMPORTA YA JUAN GABRIEL-Pronto 9.TU NO SABES QUERER GRUPO LIBERACION-Embassy 9.COMO YO TE AMO 9.ELLA SE ENTERO LALO RODRIGUEZ RAPHAEL-Alhambra CHEBERE-Philips 10.MI FORMA DE SENTIR 10.YO SOY EL MERENGUE REVOLUCION DE EMILIANO ZAPATA- 10.MARIA CRISTINA 10.ERES TU JOHNNY VENTURA Profono CONJUNTO QUISQUEYA-Liznel TI BERIO-Microfon Ventas (Sales) Houston Argentina Hartford Sao Paulo 1. INOCENTE POBRE AMIGA By AUGUSTO CONTE I.MATAME DE AMOR By GRANDE PARADA NACIONAL LUPITA D'ALESSIO-Orfeon CHRISTIAN PANIAGUA-Susy 1.PORTO SOLIDAO 1. FUNKYTOWN JESSE-RGE 2. ERES LIPPS INC.-Philips 2.TE REGALO EL CORAZON NAPOLEON-Raff EL GRAN COMBO -Combo 2.FOI DEUS QUEM FEZ VOCE 2. SIN TU AMOR AMELINHA-CBS 3. HEY NAPOLEON-Microfon 3.ASI CANTABA PAPA JULIO IGLESIAS-CBS CELIA CRUZ-Vaya 3.ANUNCIO DO JORNAL 3. COSITA LOCA LLAMADA AMOR JULIA GRACIELA-Polydor 4. POBRE GORRION QUEEN -EMI 4.DE PATITAS VICKY-Gas LUIS PERICO ORTIZ-New Generation 4.PALOMA "TRILHA DE NOVLA" 4. LLORA LA NINA SUNDAY-RGE 5. NO ME ARREPIENTO DE NADA LOS MOROS-RCA 5.MAYORAL ESTELA NUNEZ-Pronto LARRY HARLOW-Fania 5.DON'T PUSH IT, DON'T FORCE IT 5. MOSCOW DISCOW LEON HAYWOOD-RCA 6. VIRGENCITA DEL CARMEN TELEX-Phonogram 6.INOCENTE POBRE AMIGA EL COMBO MODERNO-Caytronics LUPITA D'ALESSIO-Orfeon 6.MOSKAU 6. AYUDALA GENGHIS KHAN-RGE MARI TRINI-Music Hall 7. TODO SE DERRUMBO DENTRO DE MI 7.CUATRO DIAS 7.RASTA PE EMMANUEL-RCA 7. APARTE EL HECHO EL GRAN TRIO-Algar J. ALFREDO/C. EVANGELISTA- IVA ZANICCHI-CBS 8. PAVO REAL 8.NI LLANTO NI VELORIO Copacabana JOSE LUIS-T.H. 8. A CUALQUIERA LE PUEDE PASAR LA TERRIFICA-Artomax 8.QUERO VER VOCE FELIZ JUAN ANTONIO-Microfon PAULO SERGIO-Copacabana 9.EL NOA NOA 9.SON DE LOS MAMEYES 9. NO SE PUEDE PARAR LA MUSICA 9.D 1.5.C.O. JUAN GABRIEL-Pronto JULIO CASTRO Y LA MASACRE-Fania VILLAGE PEOPLE -RCA OTTAWAN-Carrere/Top Tape 10. PEQUENA NINA 10. LO NUESTRO ERA AMISTAD 10.LA COTORRA CRIOLLA 10.20 E POUCOS ANOS JOAN SEBASTIAN-Musart SONIA RIVAS-Microfon PERUCHO CONDE-Tromus FABIO JUNIOR-RGE

When Capitol Records recorded Nat "King" Cole in Spanish some Nuestro Rincon time ago, it started a trend that has proved periodically successful for (Continued from page 54) record companies. Over the past several months there has beenan upsurge in Spanish -language recordings by Italian and American art- sus 50 Aniversario con la mCisica, en su amada Cartagena de Indias. ists. WEA is getting heavily involved, led by Al Bunetta (Robbie Du- Me uno al regocijo general de sus familiares y amigos . . . Mariadel pree's manager) and Jose Manuel Silva. CBS has just released an all- Carmen B. de Hajdenwurcel, de M.A.I., Argentina, me envia unas Latin instrumental album by Ray Conniff, which is superb. Vikki Carr "espuelas gauchas de plata" como un humilde presente, segun su has signed with CBS Mexico and will be recording in Spanish. Italian misiva, para que adornen mi despacho. Bueno, hay gente genial, pero artists Iva Zanicchi (on CBS) and Adriano Pappalardo (on RCA) have corm) sabia ella que andaba buscando algo asi hate tiempo. No tan Spanish product thatis being heavily promoted. Trini Lopez and solo mi despacho, iluminaran estas "espuelas" mi vida y alentaran la ABBA have had extraordinary success in Latin America. And therumor inquietud de mi corcel moral. Vaya a Maria del Carmen mi mayor is that Barry White will be the next major American artist to record aprecio y estimation . . . Tomo Quatro el catalogo de Ariola para in Spanish. Chile. Muy bien para el amigo Jaime Roman, Director Internacional Celia Cruz is performing in Mexico until the end of October. She de la empresa. iAgradezco tus bellas frases, Jaime! will then embark on a tour of France, Germany, Holland, Spain and Ron Chaimowitz, me anuncia la reorganization de sus Departamen- Switzerland that will last from November 11-30. Tito Puente and his tos de Venta y Promocion, como sigue: Juan Vila pas6 de Represen- orchestra will accompany her. Ray Barretto will be performingat the tante de Ventas y Promocion del Pacifico a Gerente de esos departa- Olympia Theater in Paris on October 21 and will later play dates in mentos. Ray Martinez ha sido nombrado Representante de Ventas y Geneva ... After clearing up all of his contract problems, Eddie Pal- promotion en el Medio Oeste. Fernando Iglesias es el Representante mieri will soon be recording his next LP for Fania. There isa possi- de Ventas y Promocion en el Moreste. Enrique Gonzalez pas6 de Rep- bility that Cheo Feliciano and Ismael Quintana will takepart in this resentante de Ventas y Promocion de Puerto Rico, al cargo de Ge- recording... Before their performances at Madison Square Garden in rente. Charlie McDonal, como anuncie previamente, no se encuentra New York on November 30, Ruben Blades and Willie Colon will play afiliado ya a CBS Internacional. Por otra parte, el buen amigon Sergio dates in South America and Europe . . . Rocio Jurado from Spain Rozenblat, previamente nuestro corresponsal en Nueva York, ha sido and Felito Felix from Puerto Rico will perform at the FeltForum of nombrado como Jefe de Operaciones Creativas. Por supuesto, Ron Madison Square Garden on November 2. Rocio will also performat Chaimowitz sigue en su cargo de Vice Presidente y Gerente General the Dade County Auditorium in Miami, Fla.,on October 26 . . . de Discos CBS Internacional, con la mas alta apreciacion de los ejecu- enjoyed Raquel Olmedo's latest LP, released by CBS Mexico.Produced tivos que determinan desde arriba. iMuy bien! . . . Felix Juan Viera, by Lolita de la Colina, the tune "No Senora" looks likea winner. Very de la WWUH Radio, de la Universidad de Hartford, Connecticut, apre- good package! . . . Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Renato Lopez ciard muestras de grabaciones, dirigidas a WWUH Radio, 200 Bloom- on the birth of their daughter Samantha. Renato is the artistic director field Avenue, West Hartford, Connecticut 06117. Felix responde al of RCA Mexico. telefono 203) 243-4703 .. . Y ahora .. . iHasta la proximal (Continued on page 56)

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 55

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World en Brasil By OLAVOA. BIANCO Soul & Spiritual Tuvo efecto con la excitacion banasaca tambien el nuevo esperada,elFestival MPB 80. simple de Marcos Roberto, que Gospel Conunjuradoformadopor tantoexit°ocupara conotras OCTOBER 25, 1980 21 15 SINCE I MET JESUS TOMMY ELLISON & THE FIVE doscientas personas y transmiti- reciente- OCT.OCT. compaiiias grabadoras SINGING STARS/Nashboro do por television por Ia Cadena mente. 25 11 7224 PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH ME resulta- 1 1 22 14 WE'LL LAY DOWN OUR Globo de Television, el Con los costos actuates para ALBERTINA WALKER/Savoy SL do fue el siguiente: Mejor Inter- 14527 (Arista) LIVES FOR THE LORD la realizacion de presentaciones JULIUS CHEEKS & THE YOUNG pretacion:Jesse(RGE)conel 2 3 REJOICE ADULT CHOIR/Savoy SGL deartistasextranjeros conside- SHIRLEY CAESAR/Myrrh MSB 7040 (Arista) 6646 (Word) tema "PortoSolidao" con un 23 16 STAND UP AND TESTIFY premio equivalente a $2,700 Do- rando los nuevos impuestos so- 3 2 TRAMAINE SALEM TRAVELERS/Creed 3100 TRAMAINE HAWKINS/Light LS (Nashboro) bre pagos acualquier moneda 5760 (Word) lares. Tercer Lugar: el temar "A 24 17 TELL IT Massa"interpretadoporRay- extranjera,seria muy dificilen 4 5 LOVE ALIVE II MILDRED CLARK & THE WALTER HAWKINS & THE LOVE MELODY-AIRES/Savoy SL mundo Sodre(Polygram),pre- el futuro contar con la presenta- CENTER CHOIR/Light LS 5735 14571 (Arista) mio$3,700DOlares.Segundo chin de artistasinternacionales (Word) 25 - GOD WILL SEE YOU 5 12 JESUS WILL NEVER SAY NO Lugar: el tema "Foi Deus Quem en Brasil. Ariola es la Unica corn- FLORIDA MASS CHOIR/Savoy THROUGH SGL 7045 (Arista) WILLIAMS BROTHERS/New Fez Voce" escrita por Luis Ra- Birth 7048 pania que sigue invitando artis- COME TO JESUS NOW 6 9 26 27 ALL ABOUT JESUS malho e interpretada por Ame- tasextranjeros, solo para fines MYRNA SUMMERS/Savoy SL 14575 (Arista) SENSATIONAL NIGHTINGALES/ linha, (CBS) premio $9,200 Do- Malaco 4398 promocionales . . . Morency B. 7 30 KEEP ON CLIMBING lares y el Primer Lugar lo ocupo Do Monte, quien por muchos PILGRIM JUBILEES/Savoy SL 27 - MOTHER WHY? el tema "Agonia" escrita ein- 14584 (Arista) WILLIE BANKS & THE anos ocupara laresponsabilidad 8 18 A PRAYING SPIRIT MESSENGERS/Black Label terpretada por Osvaldo Monte- JAMES CLEVELAND & THE BL 3000 (HSE) negro (WEA), premio equivalen- de la fabrica RCA y que Ultima- VOICES OF CORNERSTONE/ 28 - I'LL RISE AGAIN Savoy SGL 7046 (Arista) REV. ISAAC DOUGLAS/Savoy El mente se encontraba enladi- te a$18,500 [Mares. tema 9 13 CHANGED MAN SL 14552 (Arista) "Rasta Pe" interpretado por reccion industrial de la Comer- SWANEE QUINTET/Creed 3099 29 29 GOD CAN Jorge Alfredo y Chico Evange- cial RGE, acaba de dejar su po- (Nashboro) DOROTHY NORWOOD/Savoy 10 4 I'LL BE THINKING OF YOU SL 14557 (Arista) lista(Copacabana) fue una desicion y todo indica que ocupa- ANDRAE CROUCH/Light LS 5763 (Word) 30 20 I NEED YOU las canciones que mas acogida rd igual funcion en Ia fabrica de 11 7 IT'S A NEW DAY ISAAC DOUGLAS/Creed 3097 JAMES CLEVELAND & THE (Nashboro) tuvo por parte del pablico, pero CBS en Rio . . . Segan comenta- desafortunadamente quedo de- SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 31 24 GOD SAID IT rios en Rio de Janeiro, la reno- COMMUNITY CHOIR/Savoy SOUL STIRRERS/Savoy SL scalificada. ElFestival conto con vacion del contrato de Beth Car- SGL 7035 (Arista) 14569 (Arista) un show artisticoacargo de 12 6 AIN'T NO STOPPING US 32 - EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT valho(RCA)fue alrededor de NOW CHARLES HAYES & Fagner (CBS), Gonzaga Jr. WILLIE NEAL JOHNSON & THE COSMOPOLITAN CHURCH (Odeon), Luiz Gonzalez (RCA) y $300,000 Wares. De ser asi, va GOSPEL KEYNOTES/Nashboro OF PRAYER CHOIR/Savoy 27217 SL 14580 (Arista) Jorge Ben (Sigla). El Estadio Ma-ser bastante dificilIa renovacion 13 8 IT STARTED AT HOME 33 31 SAVE THE LOST racanazinho se encontraba com-de contrato de las dernas estrel- JACKSON SOUTHERNAIRES/ GOSPEL MUSIC WORKSHOP Malaco 4366 las del elenco RCA . . . De nue- MASS CHOIR/Savoy SGL pletamente Ileno y al final de la 14 24 THE LORD IS MY LIGHT 7043 (Arista) transmision el maestro de cere- vo en los estudios de grabacion, NEW JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH CHOIR/Savoy SGL 34 25 AT THE MEETING monial inform6 a los presentesBenito de Paula(Copacabana) 7050 (Arista) ERNEST FRANKLIN/Jewel 0151 que las incripciones parael prepara su nuevo disco despues 15 21 HE CHOSE ME 35 32 TOO MANY BABIES IN THE O'NEAL TWINS/Savoy SGL CHURCH proximo "MPB 81" estaran dis-de una corta interrupci6n para 7049 (Arista) REV. CLAY EVANS/Jewel 0160 ponibles desde Marzo 1981 . . . 16 10 HEAVEN presentarse en un programa de GENOBIA JETER/Savoy SL 36 33 SOMEBODY LEFT ON THAT Despues deunas semanas de televisiOn directo desde Vifia del 14547 (Arista) MORNING TRAIN negociaciones, Ayrton Rodriguez 17 11 IF YOU CAN MOVE JULIUS CHEEKS/Savoy SL Mar, Chile. 14554 (Arista) firmacontratoconel grupo YOURSELF, THEN GOD CAN HAVE HIS WAY 37 - SAVIOR LEAD ME LEST I Silvio Santos, con el objeto de DONALD VAILS CHORALEERS/ STRAY volver a presentar su programaCoco Records Pacts Savoy SGL 7039 (Arista) REV. CLEOPHUS ROBINSON/ "Clube dos Artistas" por la Ca- 18 22 AMAZING GRACE Savoy SL 14558 (Arista) ARETHA FRANKLIN/Atlantic 38 35 CHANGING TIMES dena Record de Television, pro- With Audiofidelity SD 2906 MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY/City grama que mantenia granalto NEW YORK - Audiofidelity 19 19 LORD, LET ME BE AN Lights/Epic JE 35971 (CBS) INSTRUMENT 39 28 YOUU OUGHT TO TAKE TIME ratingporlaCadena Tupi de Records has announced the JAMES CLEVELAND & THE CHARLES FOLD SINGERS, OUT TO PRAISE THE LORD . . . Se Television. Felicidades! acquisitionofexclusiveworld- VOL. IV/Savoy SGL 7038 REV. CLAY EVANS & THE gun investigaciones recientes, el wide rightsto theLatinlabel, (Arista) SHIP/Jewel 0150 primer tango no fue grabado en 20 23 PEOPLE GET READY 40 26 SHOW ME THE WAY Coco Records. SUPREME ANGELS/Nashboro WILLIE BANKS & THE Argentina, sino en Brasil; segiin Coco, which won the first two 7226 MESSENGERS/HSE 1532 inform6 elm6sico y folkloristaGrammy Awards given for Latin Paixao Codes. El tango en cues- music, has a catalogue of sixty Nuestro Rincon (Continued from page 55) tion titulado "El Chamoyo" fue albums includingLPs by Eddie grabadopor.,elmaestroFran- Palmieri, Raphael Cortijo, Charlie Juanjo Alberti, from Radio Imparcial in Uruguay, will appreciate cisco Canaro can dos m6sicos Palmieri, Jose Fajardo, Orquesta demos and sample copies sent to him at Avenida Garibaldi 2145, argentinos, Leopoldo Thompson Broadway, Yolandita Monge, Polito Montevideo, Uruguay. Juanjo is also the RW correspondent in that (Contrabajo) y Pedro Wilkins andLisette, Sam Goff, area ... Our talented friend, Don Antonio Fuentes, is celebrating his (Bandoneon) por "Casa Electri- who was one oftheoriginal 50th anniversary with the music business in Cartagena, Colombia. ca," unacompaiiiagrabadora founders of Coco Records and is fundada en 1913 por el italianonow presidentof Audiofidelity, Saved() Leonetti . . . Vuelve a Iawillalso be chief executive of direccion de la Cadena Bandei- Coco. rantes de Television,el conoci- "The logo willbe retained," c Radio Action do Claudio Petraglia cuyosfa- Goff said, "and Audiofidelity will mosos especiales detelevision not only distribute the existing Most Added Latin Record como Chico Buarque de Holan- Coco catalogue but will be active- (Tema mas programado) es de todos da yElisRegina ly seeking new artists to build (Internacional) (Regional) . . . Saha conocido. Felicidades! and strengthen the label." "Un Cancionero Llor6" por Copacabana un nuevo sim- "No Me Arrepiento de Nada" Goff saidthat Coco Records (Jorge Montana) ple de Wilson Simonal, que sewillcarry a suggested list price (Juan Gabriel) espera Ilegue a ocuparalto of $6.98 and many of the existing ESTELA NUNEZ ALEJANDRO RIVERA puesto enlaslistasde yentasAudiofidelity distributors will con- (Ariola-Pronto) (Orfeon) .. . Al mismo tiempo, Copaca-tinue to handle the line.

56 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World 24_

Refuge Records Bows Sparrow Signs Gospel Album Picks NASHVILLE - Ray Nenow,in partnership with the New Benson Lamb and Messianic P4Sit* M.10 WOODS PRES.15 THANK YOU LORD Company,has formed Refuge LOS ANGELES-Sparrow Rec- The thriolan Tabernacle Concert Choir GOSPEL SUPREME EIGHTY MACEO WOODS & THE CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE Records. Nenow will function as ords presidentBilly Ray Hearn PRELUDE CONCERT CHOIR-Savoy SGL 7055 (Arista) president and GM of the new has announced the signing of the The Christian Tabernacle Choir offers a label, which will be based here. duo Lamb to an exclusive, long- term contract which includes the stunning performance on this two -record First Release set. Moving solo performances add to the entireMessianicRecordscata- appeal. The title cut, "Since He Stepped According to Nenow, Refuge logue. Into My Life," and "Blessed Assurance" will feature secular artists who are Lamb released five albums on Christians. The label's first album are tops. Messianic which will now appear release, scheduled this month, is on the Sparrow label. 1E11111 HIFI III WI THEI.E$1' INCREDIBLE "Lights In The World" by Joe Eng- TEDDY HUFFAM & THE GEMS-Canaan CAS 9862 lish, a former drummer with Paul (Word) McCartney andWings.Bonnie Savoy Signs Johnson Huffam is known for his artful blending Bramlett will begin recording her ELIZABETH, N.J.-Savoy Rec- of the southern and black styles of gospel Refuge album shortly,withan ords has announced the signing music. Prime cuts include "Jesus Is The early 1981 release slated. ofgospelsaxophonist Vernard Solid Rock," "Leavin' On My Mind," and The New Benson Company will Johnson.Johnsonformerlyre- "It's Not Over." distribute Refuge. corded for Glori Records. EVERYDAY ANDREW CULVERWELL-DaySpring DST 4014 (Word) ©Contemporary & Inspirational A fine selection of material, mostly self - penned, and an easy adult/contemporary sound create an enjoyable album. Top Gospel tracksare "Do You BelieveInLove," OCTOBER 25, 1980 22 - PH'LIP SIDE PHIL KEAGGY/Sparrow SPR OCT. OCT. "Winner'sSong,""FinalDestination," 1036 25 11 and "Think Upon 23 23 FOR HIM WHO HAS EARS 1 1 NEVER ALONE AMY GRANT/Myrrh MSB 6645 TO HEAR These Things." KEITH GREEN/Sparrow SPR (Word) 1015 2 2 BEST OF B. J. THOMAS Myrrh MSB 6653 (Word) 24 14 ROAR OF LOVE 2ND CHAPTER OF ACTS/ 3 5 MY FATHER'S EYES Sparrow SPR 1033 AMY GRANT/Myrrh MSB 6625 Gospel Time 25 34 MORE HYMNS FOR CLASSIC (Word) by MAkt:if HAHNE IT 4 12 FOR THE BEST GUITAR B. J. THOMAS/MCA/Songbird RICK FOSTER/Bread'N'Honey Seth, a contemporary Christian band of the mid -1970s, hasre- 3231 118 26 CELEBRATE united to record for Star Song Records. The group's upcoming LP, 5 17 ARE YOU READY? - "Keep The Fire Burning," couples new music with the "best of Seth" DAVID MEECE/Myrrh MSB 6652 ARCHERS/Light LS 5773 (Word) (Word) 27 25 THIS IS MY SONG from its earlier Shalom releases "Seth" and "Seth Psalms." Members 6 3 IN HIS TIME, PRAISE IV DALLAS HOLM & PRAISE/ include producer/songwriter Jonathan David Brown, Kelly Willard, MARANATHA SINGERS/ Greentree R 3714 (Benson Maranatha MM0064 (Word) Group) Rhenda Edwards Tull, Debby Newell Scott, David Hines and Keith 7 4 THE PAINTER 28 29 BULLFROGS AND BUTTERFLIES Edwards ... Triangle Records recently hosted a listening party at the JOHN MICHAEL TALBOT & CANDLE/Birdwing BWR 2010 TERRY TALBOT/Sparrow (Sparrow) New Benson Company for the upcoming Cynthia Clawson LP, "You're SPR 1037 29 30 COME TO THE QUIET 8 11 FORGIVEN JOHN MICHAEL TALBOT/ Welcome Here." . . . A recent reportthat Dan Peek was returning to DON FRANCISCO/NewPax NP Birdwing BWR 2019 (Sparrow) the group America has been denied by the artist. 33042 (Benson Group) 30 21 SEEDS OF CHANGE The Word merchandising staff has announced the six winners of 9 9 YOU GAVE ME LOVE KERRY LIVGREN/Kirshner NJZ B. J. THOMAS/Myrrh MSB 6633 36567 (CBS) the "I Am a Promise" coloring contest. The national grand prize (Word) 31 22 DALLAS HOLM AND PRAISE winner issix -year -old Maribeth Paget of Olympia, Wash., who re- 10 10 NO COMPROMISE LIVE KEITH GREEN/Sparrow SPR Greentree R 3441 (Benson ceived a $100 savings bond and three Eastern Airline tickets good for 1024 Group) unlimited travel to any of more than 100 domestic and foreign cities. 11 6 ONE MORE SONG FOR YOU 32 - EVIE FAVORITES, VOL. I IMPERIALS/DaySpring DST 4015 - EVIE TORNQUIST/Word WSB Contest regional winners, each receiving a $100 savings bond, were (Word) 8845 Steven Roberts,10, New Jersey; Martha Fraze, nine,Florida; Jim 12 8 NEVER THE SAME 33 - FOOLISH GUYS TO EVIE TORNQUIST/Word WSB CONFOUND THE WISE Lombardi, six, Michigan; Jennifer Talley, eight, Missouri; and James 8806 ISAAC AIR FREIGHT/Maranatha Jiang, 11, Texas. 13 13 HEED THE CALL MM0066 (Word) IMPERIALS/DaySpring DST 4015 Opera tenor Dean Wilder will sing the National Anthem atthe 34 28 ALL THAT MATTERS (Word) DALLAS HOLM & PRAISE/ opening of several Kansas City Chiefs football games this year. . . . 14 24 STRAIGHT THEAD Greentree R 3558 (Benson JAMIE OWENS-COLLINS/ Group) Impact artist Gordon Jensen recently signed an exclusive booking and Sparrow SPR 1035 management agreement with the Great Gospel Agency, newly formed 15 19 SAVED 35 26 THE LORD'S SUPPER BOB DYLAN/Columbia FC JOHN MICHAEL TALBOT/ by Kathy Armstrong. . . . Sparrow artist Jamie Owens -Collins will 36553 (CBS) Birdwing BWR 2013 (Sparrow) 36 IN HIS PRESENCE appear on Billy Graham's 1980 Christmas TV special. . . . TheBlack- 16 16 THE STAND - wood Brothers (Voice Box) made a recent appearance on the Tomor- CHUCK GIRARD/Good News KENNETH COPELAND/KCP 1008 GNR 8112 (Word) 37 39 LIVE row Show, the first such appearance for a gospel act. . . . Praise 17 7 WITH MY SONG ANDRUS/BLACKWOOD & CO./ Records of Canada Limited is changing its name to Praise Industries DEBBY BOONE/Lamb & Lion Greentree R 3570 (Benson LL 1046 (Benson Group) Group) due to its expansion and diversification . . . NewPax artists Farrell & 18 15 MUSIC MACHINE HYMNS FOR CLASSIC GUITAR CANDLE/Birdwing BWR 2004 38 37 RICK FOSTER/Bread'N'Honey Farrell are experiencing secular airplay with the single "All You Need" (Sparrow) 102 from their "A Portrait Of Us All" LP. As aresult the New Benson 19 18 GOT TO TELL SOMEBODY DON FRANCISCO/NewPax NP 39 31 I'LL BE THINKING OF YOU Company will release the single to a thousand A/C and top 40 sta- 33071 (Benson Group) ANDRAE CROUCH/Light LS 5763 (Word) tions . . . A radio interview with Greentree artists Sherman Andrus 20 20 AMY GRANT and Terry Blackwood of Andrus/Blackwood & Co. has been released Myrrh MSB 6586 (Wort) 40 38 SLOW TRAIN COMING 21 27 THANK YOU FOR THE DOVE BOB DYLAN/Columbia FC to gospel stations. MIKE ADKINS/MA 1061 36120 (CBS)

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 57

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record World i CIL.)ALLtLLL

Cowgirls Get The Blues," Rod- Thetelevised CMA awards ASCAP Awards ney Crowell, Happy Sack MusicCMA Awards show wasproduced byBob (Continued from page 8) Limited (VisaMusicDivision); (Continued from page 3) Prechtand directed by Walter Walker andhisorchestra,in- "EverythingI'veAlways Want- man and Danny Davis. Other per- Miller.Televisedliveover the cluding a medley of songs ed," Johnny Marks, St. Nicholas formers during the evening in- CBS -TV network, the show was written by the ASCAP writer of Music,Inc.;"Fadin' Renegade," cluded Bill Monroe and the Blue- sponsoredbyKraft,Inc.Irving the year and publisherof the Coke Sams, Ironside Music; grassBoys,DollyParton,Larry Waugh was the show's executive year. "Forget Me Not,"AlBryon/ Gatlin and the GatlinBrothers producer. The CMA's TV com- ASCAP's1980 awardsongs Paul Evans, SeptemberMusic Band, the Charlie Daniels Band, mittee members are Waugh, Jerry are: "A Lesson in Leavin'," Corp.; "FreeTo Be Lonely Charley Pride, Loretta Lynn, Mac Bradley, JimFogelsong, Frances Randy Goodrum/BrentMaher, Again,"Diane Pfeifer,Bright - Davis, and Barbara Mandrell. Preston, and Joe Talbot. Chappell Music Co./Blue Quill water Music Corp./Strawberry Awards presenters included The CMA's post awards radio Music / Sai!maker Music / Wel- Patch; "FridayNight Blues," Lacy J. Dalton,CrystalGayle, show was produced and directed beck Music Corp.; "A Rusty Old Sonny Throckmorton, Cross MickeyGilley, Emmylou Harris, by CMA board member Jim Dun- Halo," Bob Merrill, Golden Bell Keys Publishing Co.,Inc.; "Get Loretta Lynn, Ronnie Milsap, can. Songs; "Age," Jim Croce/Ingrid It Up," Robert Byrne/Tom Bras-Anne Murray, Minnie Pearl, Jerry Croce, Blendingwell Music, Inc.; field,I've Got The Music Co.; Reed, Kenny Rogers, the Statler BMI Awards "AreYou On TheRoadTo "Gift From Missouri," Jim Brothers, Ray Stevens, Dottie Weatherly, Keca Music Inc.; "GoWest, and Burt Reynolds. (Continued from page 8) Lovin' Me Again," Bob Morri- Night," written by Kris Kristoffer- son/Debbie Hupp, Southern ForTheNight,"BuzzCason, The CMA Post Awards Radio Buzz Cason Publications; "Gone Show was broadcast live from the son, published by Combine Music Nights Music Co.; "Baby You're Corp. "Blue Bayou," written by Something," Don Cook,Cross Away,"SteveCollom,Milene stage of the Roy Acuff Theater at Music, Inc.;"Great Balls OfOpryland. Hosted by artistBill Roy Orbison and Joe Melson and Keys Publishing Co., Inc.; "Then You Can Tell Me Good- "Back To Back,"Jerry McBee, Fire,"Jack Hammer,Intersong Anderson and announcer Ralph Music; "Half The Way," Ralph Emery, it featured roving report- bye," written by John D. Louder- SCOTT-ch & Brandy Music; milk, were presented with third - "Big Man's Cafe," Lew Douglas/ Murphy, Murfeezongs; "Hello ers Lee Sherwood (WMAQ radio) Daddy, Good Morning Darling," andBillRobinson (Musicworks)year awards. Both songs are pub- Nick Noble, Maryson Music Co.; lished by Acuff -Rose Publications, Sid Linard,Wiljex Publishing and interviews withartists and "Blind In Love," Robert Corbin, Inc. BlendingwellMusic,Inc./Sabal Co.,Inc.;"Hound Dog Man," award winner,includingAla- bama, Moe Bandy and Joe Stam- Winners of second -year awards Music, Inc.;"BrokenHearted Thomas Stuart, Fancy That Music were "Blue Kentucky Girl," writ- Me,"RandyGoodrum,Chap- pley,songwriters Curly Putman Co./Gobion Music Corp.; "I and Bobby Braddock, Emmylou ten by Johnny Mullins, published pell Music Co./Sailmaker Music; Ain'tLivingLongLikeThis," by Sure -Fire Music Company, Inc.; "BuenosDiasArgentina," Udo Harris, Larry Gatlin and the Gat- RodneyCrowell,Happy Sack lin Brothers Band, Barbara Man- "Heartbreak Hotel,"writtenby Jurgens (GEMA)/Ben Raleigh, Music Limited (Visa Music Divi- drell, Johnny Cash, and the Sta- Mae Boren Axton, Tommy Durden F. A.MusicCo.,Inc./Melodie (Continued on page 59) tler Brothers. and ElvisPresley,published by DerWelt JohannMichel KG Tree Publishing Co., Inc.;"I Just (GEMA); "Come To My Love," FallinLove Again," written by Sam Lorber/JeffSilbar,Bobby Along Came Jones StephenDorff,LarryHerbstritt, Goldsboro Music, Inc.; "Coward Harry Lloyd and Gloria Sklerov, OfThe Country," Billy Edd published by Hobby Horse Music Wheeler, Sleepy Hollow Music and Peso Music; "My Heart Has a Co.;"Cowboys And Clowns," Mind ofItsOwn," writtenby GaryHarju,SenorMusic/Billy Howard Greenfield and Jack Kel- Music/WB Music Corp.; ler, published by Big Seven Music "Dancin' Cowboys," David Bel- Corp. and Screen Gems -EMI, Inc.; lamy,BellamyBrothersMusic/ "Rhythm of the Rain," written by Famous MusicCorp.;"Dealin' John Gummoe,published by With The Devil,"Eddy Raven, Warner -Tamerlane Pub. Corp.; MileneMusic,Inc.;"Do You "Save the Last Dance for Me," Wanna Go To Heaven," Bucky written by Doc Pomus and Mort Jones, Cross Keys Publishing Shuman, published by Rightsong Co.,Inc.;"Don'tFallInLove Music, Inc. and Trio Music Co., With A Dreamer," Kim Carnes/ Inc.; and " 'Til I Can Make It on Dave Ellingson, Almo Music Epic artist George Jones, who won male vocalist of the year and single of the year My Own," writtenby George Corporation honors (for "He Stopped Loving Her Today") at the Oct. 13 Country Music Association Richey, Billy Sherrill, and Tammy / Appian Music/ awards,is shown backstage with Linda Ronstadt(left) and Bonnie Raitt after his Quixotic Music Corp.; "Even recent show at New York's Bottom Line. (Continued on page 66) PICKS OF THE WEEK Lit EDDIE RABBITT, "ILOVE A RAINY JIMMY BUFFETT, "HELLO TEXAS" JOHNNY LEE, "LOOKIN' FOR 1.11J NIGHT"(prod.:David Mal- (prod.: Jimmy Buffett)(writ- LOVE."Lee'sdistinctivevocal Jo'umi J. loy)(writers: E. Rabbitt, E. ILI ers:B.Collins,R. Campbell) coand the depth of material here z Stevens, D. Malloy) (Deb- (Beef Baron/Lively, BM') prove Johnny has the potential Dave/Briarpatch, BMI) (3:08). (2:33).Buffettgoescountry to deliver hits beyond the chart - vs Acousticguitarandhand- on this country -rock offering, stormingtitletrack.Other ex- claps open this rhythmic, anotherhottrackfrom the cellent cuts are his current sin- rockabilly-flavored followup "Urban Cowboy" soundtrack. gle "One in a Million," the pop - toRabbitt's crossover smash Full Moon/Asylum 47073. sounding "Fool for Love," and "Drivin' My Life Away." "Do You Love as Good as You Elektra 47066. Look." Asylum 6E-309.

58 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com CMA Awards Show Highlights

Highlights of the Oct. 13 nationally televised Country Music Association awards show Brothers in the background. Bottom row: Moe Bandy (left) and Joe Stampleyare all included, top row, from left: Barbara Mandrel! receives the Entertainer of theYear grins after being named Vocal Duo of the Year; Connie B. Gay receives award,flanked by a plaque co -host Mac Davis; Johnny Cash beams afterbeing named honoring his electionto the Country Music Hall of Fame; producer Owen Bradley to the Country Music Hall of Fame; backed by special guest Burt Reynolds, Emmylou (center), with artists Loretta Lynn and Ronnie Milsap in the background, isnamed Harris receives the Female Vocalist of the Year award; Charlie Daniels Bandaccepts to the Country Music Hall of Fame. the CMA's InstrumentalGroup of the Year award, withpresenterstheStatist

Broad Daylight,"W.Donivan "No Memories Hangin' Round," Vaughan Horton, Cromwell ASCAP Awards Cowart/Rodney Crowell, Happy Rodney Crowell, Coolwell Music,Inc.;"Sunshine,"John (Continued from page 58) Sack Music Limited (Visa Music Music/Granite Music Corp.; Evan Edwards, CastleHillPub- sion); "I Don't Do Like That No Division)/Drunk Monkey Music; "Oh How IMiss You Tonight," lishing,Ltd.; "Sure Thing,"Earl More," Sonny Throckmorton, "Leavin's For Unbelievers," Joe Burke / Benny Davis / Mark ThomasConley/NelsonLarkin, Cross Keys Publishing Co., Inc.; RandyGoodrum/BrentMaher, Fisher, Bourne Co./World Music, April Music Inc./BlueMoon "I Hear The South Catlin' Me," Blue Quill Music/Chappel Music Inc.; "One Of A Kind," Bobby Music/MerilarkMusic; "Sweet JohnBettis, WB MusicCorp.; Co. / Sailmaker Music / Welbeck Fischer/Sonny Throckmorton, MotherTexas," Eddy Raven, "ILove That Woman (Like The Music Corp.; "Let's Put Our Love Honeytree Music Inc./Cross Keys Milene Music, Inc.; "Sweet In Devil Loves Sin)," Bucky Jones, Motion," Bob Morrison/ PublishingCo.,Inc.;"Out Of SummerLovin',"BlaiseTosti/ Wee -B Music Inc.; "I'd Do Any- Johnny MacRae/Larry Rogers, Your Mind," ByronHill,Wel- Bud Reneau, Song Yard Music; Southern thingForYou,"CaseyKelly/ Nights Music Co.; beck Music Corp.; "Over," "Temporarily Yours," Bobby JulieDidier, Bobby Goldsboro"Lookin' For Love," Bob Morri- Jerry Foster/Bill Rice, T. B. Fischer,BobbyFischerMusic; Music,Inc.;"I'dLove To Lay son/ Wanda Mallette/Patti Harms Co. (Jack and Bill Music "That Run -Away WomanOf You Down,"JohnnyMacRae, Ryan, SouthernNightsMusic Co. Division); "Perfect Strangers," Mine," Don Cook, Cross Keys MusicCityMusic, Inc.; "I'd Co.; "Love Has Taken Its Time," Sam Lorber/JeffSilbar,Bobby Publishing Co., Inc.; "The Bed- 'RatherGo OnHurtin'," Bud Daniel Keen, Cross Keys Publish- GoldsboroMusic, Inc.;"Play room," Ron Muir, Ron Muir Reneau,Chess MusicInc.;"If ingCo.,Inc.;"Love Me Over Another Slow Song," Kieran Music; "The Blue Side," David Again,"Don I Ever Had To Say Goodbye To Williams, T. B. Kane/Richard Kane, Cross Keys Lasley, Almo Music Corp.; "The You," Steve Gibb, Angel WingHarms Co. (Bibo Music Publish- Publishing Co.,Inc.;"Pregnant Champ," Dave Kirby, Cross Music;"In No Time AtAll," ingInc.Division);"Love The Again," Lee Pockriss /Mark Keys Publishing Co.,Inc.; "The Archie Jordan/Richard Leigh, WorldAway," BobMorrison/ Sameth, Emily Music Corp./ Easy Part's Over," Jerry Foster/ Chess Music Inc./United ArtistsJohnny Wilson, Southern Nights Sugar N Soul Music; "Sail On," BillRice, T.B. Harms Co. (Jack Music Co.,Inc.;"It Don't HurtMusic Co.; "Lucky Me," Charlie Lionel Richie,Jr., Jobete Music andBillMusic Co.Division); To Dream," Charles Quillen, Black/Rory Bourke, Chappell Co., Inc./Commodores Enter- "The Last Cowboy Song," Ron Chess Music Inc.;"It's Like WeMusic Co.; "Make Mine Night tainment Publishing Corp.; Peterson, Gingham Music Co.; NeverSaid Goodbye,"Roger Time,"Michael Kosser,Cross "Silent Night (After The Fight)," "The One Thing My Lady Never Greenaway (PRS) / Geoff Keys Publishing Co.Inc.; "My John Schweers, Chess Music PutsInto Words," MikeHuff- Stephens (PRS), Dejamus,Inc./ Empty Arms," Kelly Bach, Music Inc.; "Slippin' Up, Slippin' man, April Music Inc./Merilark Cookaway Music, Inc.;"It's Too Craftshop/One More Music; Around,"BarbaraWyrick,I've Music/Prater Music,Inc.;"The Late (To Love Me Now)," Rory"My Guy,"WilliamRobinson 'Got The Music Co.;"Smooth Shuffle Song," Mack David, Bourke/Gene Dobbins/ JohnnyJr., Jobete Music Co. Inc.; "My Sailing,"JimWeatherly, Keca MackDavidMusicPublishing Heart,"CharlesQuillen,Chess Wilson,ChappellMusic Com- Music Inc.; "Startin' Over Co.;"The Way I Am," Sonny pany;"It'sTrue Love," Randy MusicInc.;"My Heroes HaveAgain," Donna Summer, SweetThrockmorton, Cross Keys Pub- Always Been Cowboys," Sharon Goodrum, Chappell Music Co./ Summer Night Music; "Stranded lishingCo.,Inc.; "Too Old To Sailmaker Music; Vaughn, T.B. Harms Co. (Jack Play Cowboy," Dave "I'veGot A On A Dead EndStreet,"Earl Kirby, Picture Of Us On My Mind," andBillMusicCo.Division); Cross Keys Publishing Co., Inc.; "Naked InTheRain,"Buddy Thomas Conley, ETC Music/ Bobby Harden, King Coal Music, "True Love Ways," Buddy Holly, Cannon, Sabal Music, Inc.; Easy Listening Music Corp.; Inc.; "Kaw-Liga," MPL Communications, Inc.; Fred Rose/ "Never My Love," Jerry Foster/ "Sugar Daddy," David Bellamy, "Trying To Love Two Women," HankWilliams,Milene Music, BillRice, T. B. Harms Co. (Jack Bellamy Brothers Music/Famous Sonny Throckmorton, Cross Keys Inc.; "Leaving Louisiana In The and BillMusicCo.Division); Music Corp.; "Sugar Foot Rag," (Continued on page 64)

RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980 59

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Country .Hotline Tony Joe Picks On Waylon

MOST ADDED CHART CONTENDERS Janie Fricke -- "Down To My Last Broken Heart" Dean Dillon -- "Nobody In His Right Mind" Donna Fargo -- "Seeing Is Believing" Mel Street -- "Who'll Turn Out The Lights" Loretta Lynn has her best in some time with "Cheatin' On A Cheater", RCA artist Waylon Jennings (left), whose "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to already on KRAK, KCKC, KSO, KSSS, Be Cowboys" inspired Tony Joe White's "Mamas Don't Let Your Cowboys Grow Up to KRMD, KEBC, WCXI, WKKN, WTMT, KEEN, Be Babies," meets the Casablanca artist (right) during White's recent LP session. Also KMPS, WTOD, WQQT, WIRK, WSAI, WKDA, shown is Wade Conklin, who heads Casablanca's Nashville office. KKYX, KHEY, KVOO, WPNX, WGTO, WXCL, WQIK, KSOP, WITL, KNIX. L --- Janie Fricke is moving quickly with "Down To My Last Broken Heart" at Janie Fricke WBAM, KMPS, WTOD, WTMT, WMC, KKYX, By AL CUNNIFF KDJW, WDEN, KCKC, WTSO, KEBC, WSM, WGTO, KRMD, WXCL, MIIn his suit against Waylon Jennings and Richie Albright regarding a KBUC, KSSS, KSOP, KGA. lease at American Sound Studios, Alan Cartee alleges that Jennings Marty Robbins is getting moves at KMPS, WTMT, and Albright caused damages and removed equipment from the studio KKYX, KSSS, KSOP, KNIX, KCKC, WJEZ, KEBC, WGTO, building amounting to $32,000 in losses. Attached to the suit filed in the chancery court of Davidson County is a list of "Missing Equip- WRMD, WXCL on "An Occasional Rose." Del Reeves has ment" that ranges from a "Sony BCM 33P" valued at $3,750 to an adds on "Good Ole Girls" at WTMT, KFDI, WSDS. "ash tray insert" at $20 and "one metal trashcan" valued at $22. Super Strong: Anne Murray Kenny R1g9rf, Ronnie The Wall Street Journal had an article inits Oct. 9 issue describing Milsap,_ Bellamy Brothers, Johnny Lee., Barbara how country artists are increasingly being sought out by jeans and Mandrels Merle Haggard, Leon Everette. western wear merchandisers for endorsements. At this writing, Mickey Sonny Curtis is moving with Gilley, Willie Nelson, Kenny Rogers, and Conway Twitty and Loretta "Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover" Lynn all have their names on brands of jeans. The article reports that at WTOD, WDEN, KSOP, WIVK, WSLC, Rogers' name will soon be used to promote business suits, shirts, KWMT, KEBC. boots, and jewelry. In the same issue, the Wall Street Journal has a Jan Gray has an early start on lengthy story on "country -western dance halls," including Gilley's, the "No Love At All" at WSM, KRMD, WKKN, Silver Saddle Saloon, and many other clubs. WTOD. Tompfll & the Glaser Brothers The Drew Taylor Organization, which recently sponsored the first have adds on "Sweet City Woman" at "international country" festival in Scotland, is handling a National Pure Country Music Tour Oct. 22 -Nov. 10. The U.K. tour will feature Boxcar KNIX, KIKK, KEBC, WMZQ, KSOP. Willie, Jean Shepard, and other artists . . . A Phoenix, Ariz.firm has Marty Robbins Debby Boone is showing adds on applied to the FCC for the right to carry original country music pro- "Take It Like A Woman" at WTMT, KEBC, WQIK, KSSS, gramming over channel 59 starting in 1981. The programming would KSOP, WTOD. Hank Cochran's remake of the Burl Ives originate from KUSK-TV in Phoenix and be carried on about 150 classic "A Little Bitty Tear" seeing action at stations. WXCL, KEBC, WIVK. Look for the Kendalls' greatest hits album on Ovation soon . . . SURE SHOTS. Dolly Parton's only livemusical show (she did sing on the CMA Eddie Rabbitt "I Love A Rainy Night" awards show Monday, Oct. 13) this year will be her New Year's Eve show at the Hotel Diplomat in Hollywood, Fla. . . . MCA artistGene E22:1 2E ILEgrIRE & 29.11Y 1fEI2L1 --"If You Go, I'll Follow You" Watson has signed with the TCB publicity firm in L.A. for exclusive LEFT FIELDERS representation . . . New RCA artist Leon Everette was in Nashville Dickey Lee -- "Lost In Love" during Opry birthday week for photo sessions for the label . . . Epic artist Mickey Gilley, who gave an outstanding show with Johnny Lee c2E121! Cato -- "Sweet Love Power" at the Exit/In here Tuesday (14), recently made a promotional tour of IeanKif French_ -- "It's Not My Affair Anymore" Europe, hitting such spots as Rome, London, and Dusseldorf, Germany. Jimmy Buffett -- "Hello Texas" BUSINESS NOTES: Harry Wilcox, director and owner of the Southern AREA ACTION Music Group, has announced the opening of company offices at 50 Jack Grefilq -- "Devil's Den" (WTOD, KEBC, KSOP) Music Square West here. Wanda Helms will manage the office, whose Gary Goodnight_ -- "I Have To Break The Chains business includes publishing, management, and promotion . . . Hank That Bind Me" (KFDI, KEBC, WKKN) Levine has sold his half interest in I.R.D.A. to Mike Shepard, his former Janis CaEn!a -- "Smoky Places" (WSLC, WPNX, partner in the independent distribution company they founded in

KEBC) 1975. Levine wants to return to recording and film scoring . . . Earl E. Jeriq Kelly -- "Forsaking All The Rest" (KFDI, Owens, president of Total Concept Representationhere, has an- WPNX, KSOP) nounced the appointment of Bob Witte as VP and director of promo- tion for the PR firm. LIVE SHOWS: Vanderbilt University is hosting Asleep at the Wheel (Continued from page 8) SESAC Awards and Jerry Lee Lewis Friday (24) . . . J. Austin's club here is featuring winnerswere:Ambassadorof Year, "Song of the Patriot"; Top Jay Patton and Friends Monday (20) and Zack Van Arsdale Tuesday Country Music, Bob Austin, Rec- Country Syndicated Series, "Hee (21) ... Kenny Rankin plays the Exit/In Tuesday (21), and John Hartford ord World publisher; Best Coun- Haw"; A & R Producer of the plays there Wednesday (22). try Album, "My Home's In Ala- Year, Ray Pennington. bama"; Best LP Cut, "Let's Get The SESAC awards, presented city -tied and country -fried." rectorofcountrymusic; Jim MarriedAgain,"JohnConlee; inan atmosphere designedto Hosting the 1980 SESAC Black, director of gospel music; Most Promising Country Music highlight the CMA's Country Mu- awards gala was the firm's chair- Elaine Guber, director of promo- Writer of the Year, J. Clarke Wil- sic Month theme "A Month In man, A. H. Prager, and Norman tionactivities; David DeBolt, cox; Most RecordedCountry The Country, Wherever You Are," S. Weiser, president. Other public relations manager, Nash- Song, "LoveIsa Cold Wind"; featured asaluteto New York SESAC execs in attendance were: ville Division; and Nashville of- Country Music Writer of the Year, and Nashville,with a dinner Vincent Candilora and Charles ficecoordinators,BettySwink Shirt Milete; Country Song of the menu and show described as Scully, VPs; C. Dianne Petty, di- and Sherrie D'Donnell.

60 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com MCA RECORDS CONGRATULATES OUR 1980 CMAWINNERS

BARBARA MANDRELL ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR MCA -5 t36

COALMINER'S DAUGHTER (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) ALBUM OF THE YEAR NIC.A.9 (0-

ROY CLARK INSTRUMENTALIST OF THE YEAR \I( A ;IS-)

.MCA RECORDS 1980 MCA Records. Inc.

AmericanRadioHistory.Com E gratefullysaythankyouto the toting membership ofthe Counhy Music Association for acknowkdging the efforts ofmore CBS Records artists thananyother record company.

Weareproud ofour association with these superstars ofour industly

AmericanRadioHistory.Com 0

MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR... GEORGE JONES RECORDS

VOCAL DUO OF THE YEAR... MOE BANDY & JOE STAMPLEY i:1)1COLUMBIA RECORDS

INSTRUMENTAL GROUP OF THE YEAR... THE CHARLIE DANIELS BAND RECORDS

SINGLE OF THE YEAR... "HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY" GEORGE JONES RECORDS Produced by Billy Sherrill O Written by Bobby Braddock/Curly Putman

And to JOHNNY CASH The Newest And Most Youthful Member Of The Country Music Hall Of Fame, Our Warmest Congratulations... "Keep Doing It Your Way1ohn.

CBS RECORDS NASHVILLE THE FAMILY OF MUSIC

Cahanda'ElltInc...... are trademarks rCMS r' (2Inc

AmericanRadioHistory.Com NSAI Inducts Four Into Hall of Fame NASHVILLE - TheNashville career, and NSAI president Patsy Country Songwriters AssociationInterna- Bruce honored BarbaraRinger, tional inducted Ray Stevens, Ben registerofcopyrights1973-80, Peters, MickeyNewbury,and with the NSAI's president's award. Single Picks Hudie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter into During the banquet and awards itsHall of Fame on Sunday (12) ceremonies held at the Hyatt Re- ceremonies here that opened a gency hotel here, songwriter COUNTRY SONG OF THE WEEK week-long series of events cen- Zeke Clements, a 1971Hall of GENE WATSON-Capitol P-4940 tered around the celebration of Fameinductee,waspresented NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW (prod.: Russ Reeder) (writers: M. Foree, the Grand Ole Opry's 55th birth- with the Manny award given to day. allHall of Fanners. Clement was F. Rose) (Milene, ASCAP) (2:53) Watson's smooth, deep vocal handles this classic Fred Rose country ASCAP president Hal David de- absent during his original induc- ballad well, backed by fiddles and a mournful instrumental setting. livered a talk on his songwriting tion ceremonies.

DICKEY LEE-Mercury 57036 LOST IN LOVE (prod.: Buzz Cason) (writers: Graham, Russell) (Careers, BMI) (3:51) Country Lee offers a light, slick country cover of Air Supply's recent pop hit. The track is culled from Dickey's new LP.

PORTER WAGONER AND DOLLY PARTON-RCA J H-12119 :Album Picks IF YOU GO, I'LL FOLLOW YOU (prod.: Porter Wagoner) (writers: D. Parton, REST YOUR LOVE ON ME P. Wagoner) (Velvet Apple/Porter, BMI) (2:39) CONWAY TWITTY-MCA 5138 The RCA archives yield another great ballad fromthis legendary Twitty takes a solid country approach with country duo, a good followup to "Making Plans." atastefulrock touch here and there. Standout tracks include the title song, his FOXFIRE-Elektra 47070 current single "A Bridge That Just Won't WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THOSE DRINKING SONGS (prod.: not listed) Burn," the classic "You'll Be Back (Every (writers: D. Hall, D. Miller, R. Birmann) (Raindance/Caseyem, BMI) (2:13) Night in My Dreams)," "When the Feelin's This plucky, all -country tune packs a lot of punch withits group Right," and the sweet "IStill Believe in harmony and bright delivery. Waltzes." SUSIE ALLANSON-Liberty 1383 SONGS I LOVE TO SING DANCE THE TWO STEP (prod.: Michael Lloyd) (writers: L. Holdridge, SLIM WHITMAN-Epic JE-36768 M. A. Leikin) (World Song/Hot Cider, ASCAP) (2:37) Slim's ageless voice shines on the timeless A solid beat punctuated by a strong bass guitar are key features in Susie's latest, a sure bet to fill a dance floor. tunes included inhis debut LP for the label. Best tracks are his hit "When," "I JOHNNY DUNCAN-Columbia 1 1 -1 1385 RememberYou,""ThatSilver -Haired ACAPULCO (prod.: Billy Sherrill) (writers: J. Collins, M. Leath) (Senor, Daddy of Mine," and "Secret Love." ASCAP) (2:45) Life looks miserable to the singer here, but the sun shines bright in Acapulco. South -of -the -border instrumental sounds spice this country MORE! offering. JACKY WARD-Mercury SRM1-5030 JOHN WESLEY RYLES-MCA 51013 A strong chart contender with each single CHEATER'S TRAP (prod.: Ron Chancey) (writers: R. Murrah, S. Anders) release, Ward offers a collection of well- (Blackwood/Magic Castle, BMI) (2:49) crafted tracks that create a nice LP mood, This lively performance by one of country's best singers presents the too. Best tracks are his recent hit "Save story of a guy who broke all the rules and got caught in the cheater's Your Heart for Me," "'Til You," his cur- trap. rent single"That's the Way a Cowboy Rocks and Rolls," and the title song. RICHARD LEIGH-Liberty 1381 RIGHT FROM THE START (prod.: Allen Reynolds) (writers:R. Leigh, (Continued from page 59) S. Lorber) (United Artists/Bobby Goldsboro, ASCAP) (2:37) ASCAP Awards This solid writer/artist presents a warm, happy sound witha message Publishing Co., Inc.; "Wayfaring andBillMusic Co.Division); to match. Stranger," Arranger Brian Ahern, "(You Lift Me) Up To Heaven," Happy Sack Music Limited (Visa BobMorrison/Johnny MacRae, CONNIE CATO-MCA 51012 Music Division); "When I'm Southern Nights Music Co.; SWEET LOVE POWER (prod.: Blake Mevis) (writers: B. Mevis, D. Pfrimmer) Gone," Bonnie Murray, Gray (Pi -Gem, BMI/Chess, ASCAP) (3:11) "You Pick Me Up (And Put Me Music; "When You're Ugly Like Down)," Randy Goodrum/Brent Connie's gritty vocal suits this uptempo country tune abouta woman held by her man's sweet love power. Us," Rick Schulman, Chess Music Maher, Chappell Music Co./Blue Inc.; "Why Did You Have To Be Quill Music/SailmakerMusic/ So Good," Jerry Foster/Bill Rice, Welbeck MusicCorp.;"You'd HANK SNOW/KELLY FOXTON-RCA J H-12102 AprilMusicInc.;"Workin'At Make An Angel Wanna Cheat," CHECK (prod.: not listed) (writer: J. Mullins) (Earl Barton, BMI) (2:50) The Carwash Blues," Jim Croce, This smooth, touching ballad tells of a couple counting their blessings Bob Morrison, Southern Nights when they were ready to break up. BlendingwellMusic,Inc./MCA, Music Co.; "You're A Part Of Inc.;"Yesterday Once More," Me," Kim Carnes, Brown Shoes DAVE KIRBY-Dimension 1013 JimMundy,HoneytreeMusic, Music/Chappell Music Co.; Inc.;"You THE GREAT ALL AMERICAN GOOD TIMIN' HONKY TONK MAN (prod.: Ain'tJustWhistlin' "You're My Kind Of Woman," Ray Pennington) (writers: D. Kirby, W. Robb) (Baray/Cross Keys, ASCAP) Dixie," David Bellamy, Bellamy Josh Whitmore, Galleon Music, (2:46) Brothers Music/FamousMusic Inc.; "You're Only Lonely," Kirby's sing -along effort describes a member of the little-known but Corp.; "You Decorated My Life," J. D.Souther,Ice Age Music; widespread species of good-timin' men. Bob Morrison/Debbie Hupp, "You're The Part Of Me," Hank MusicCityMusic,Inc.;"You Martin/John Schweers, Chess BILLY EARL McCLELLAND-Elektra 47044 Fill My Life," Otha Young, Ad- MusicInc.;"YourOldCold I CAN'T STOP HER NOW (prod.: Skip McQuinn) (writer:B.E. McClelland) dison Street Music/ The Sterling Shoulder," Richard Leigh, United (Tree, BMI) (2:40) MusicCo.; "You KnowJust Artists Music Co., The airy, pop -oriented production here is accented by Inc.;"You've McClelland's What I'dDo,"JerryFoster/ Got Those Eyes," Eddy Raven/ light vocal and a sensitive lyric. BillRice, T.B. Harms Co. (Jack David Powelson Milene Music.

64 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Pubtir etatines

Representing:

Leon EveretteStephanie Winslow Gene Watson RCA MON RECORDS

Also Representing: The Mustang ClubCountryMusic's most cordial club Located in San Diego,Ca.

J.H.BP"vGIRDLE 6SON

MOIR 1111111111111111111

Also Representing:

Glen CastleberryOAK Becky HobbsMERCURY Bob DuncanFIRSTLINE Also Representing: Recently Openednotpictured The Lone Star Saloon Pamona, Ca. Southern California's newest and most excitingshow case and dance club. - Exclusively Country - SPECIALIZING IN BROADCAST& PR/NTMEDIA 7420 Franklin Ave. Los Angeles,Ca.90046(213)874-2320or 874-2467

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Gems -EMI Music, Inc.; "The Devil Co.; "I Can't Feel You Anymore" of Gold Music, Inc.; "Touch Me BMI Awards Went Down to Georgia"-Tom--Theresa Beaty/Meredith Stew-With Magic"-StephenBogard/ my Crain/Charlie Daniels/Taz Diart, Coal Miners Music, Inc.;"I Michael Utley, Algee Music Corp./ (Continued from page 59) "Trying To Gregorio/ Fred Edwards/Charles Don't Lie"-DarrellPuett/ David Lyn -Lou Music, Inc.; Wynette, published by Algee Mu- Hayward/Jim Marshall, Hat Band Rosson, Darson Music/Mullet Mu- Satisfy You"-Waylon Jennings, sic Corp. and Altman Music Corp. Music; "Don't TakeIt Away"- sicCorp.;"(IfLoving You Is Baron Music Publishing Co.; "Two The88 BMIaward -winning Max D. Barnes/Troy Seals, Danor Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right" Steps Forward And Three Steps country songs, their writers and Music,Inc./IrvingMusic,Inc.; -Homer Banks/Carl Hampton/ Back"-Jerry Crutchfield, Duchess BMIpublishersaslogged from "Down On The Rio Grande"- Raymond Jackson, East/Memphis Music Corp.; "Whiskey River"- April 1, 1979 to March 31, 1980, WilliamBoling / JohnnyRod- Music/Klondike EnterprisesLtd.; Johnny Bush, Willie Nelson Mu- are: "All The Gold In California"- riguez / Doug Teasley, Dark "I Just Fall In Love Again (second sic,Inc.; "Years"-Kye Fleming/ Larry Gatlin, Larry Gatlin Music; Dennis Morgan,Pi -Gem Music, Stream Music/HallnoteMusic/ award) - Stephen Dorff / Larry "Amanda"-Bob McDill, Vogue Inc.; "You're My Jamaica"-Kent HouseOfGoldMusic, Inc.; Herbstritt / Harry Lloyd / Gloria Music, Inc.; "Another Goodbye" "Dream On"-Dennis Lambert/ Sklerov, Hobby Horse Music/Peso Robbins, Pi -Gem Music, Inc.; -Scott English/Barry Mann/Cyn- Duchess Music Music;"IKnow A Heartache"You're The Only One"-Bruce Corp./ Brian Potter, thiaWeil,ATV Music Inc.; "Dream On"-Dennis Lam- When ISee One"-Kerry Chater, Roberts/Carole Bayer Sager, Be- Music/Mann & Weil Frascotti bert/Brian Potter, Duchess Music Unichappell Music, Inc.;"I Love gonia Melodies, Inc./Fedora Mu- Songs, Inc.; "Backside of Thirty" Corp.; "Fadin' In, Fadin' Out"- How You Love Me"-Larry Kolber/ sic/Unichappel Music, Inc.; "Your -John Conlee, House Of Gold Kisses Stephenson, Bobby Braddock/Sonny Throck- BarryMann, Screen Gems -EMI Will"-Van Inc./Pomnnard Publishing House of Gold Music, Inc.; "It's A Music, morton, Tree Publishing Co., Inc.; Music, Inc.; "I May Never Get To Co.; "BeforeMy Time"-Ben Cheating Situation"-CurlyPut- "FamilyTradition"-HankWil- Heaven" - BillAnderson/Buddy Peters, BenPeters Music; "Blue man/Sonny Throckmorton, Tree liams,Jr., Bocephus Music, Inc.; Killen, Tree Publishing Co., Inc.; Bayou" (third award)-Joe Mel - Publishing Co.,Inc.;"I've Been "FarewellParty"-LawtonWil- "I'dRather Leave While I'mIn son/ Roy Orbison, Acuff -Rose Pub- Waiting For You All Of My Life" liams, Western Hills Music Corp.; Love"-Peter Allen/Carole Bayer lications,Inc.; "Blue Heartache" -Linda Kimball/Mark Sherrill, Al "Fooled By A Feeling"-Kye Sager,Begonia Melodies,Inc./ Paul Craft, Rocky Top Music, Inc.; Fleming/Dennis Morgan, Pi -Gem IrvingMusic,Inc.;Unichappell Gallico Music Corp.; "Just Good "BlueKentuckyGirl"(second 01' Boys" - AnsleyFleetwood, Music, Inc.; "Fools"-Johnny Music,Inc.;"IfEveryone Had award)-Johnny Mullins, Sure -Fire SomeoneLikeYou" - Bobby BrandwoodMusic,Inc. / Mullet Music Company, Inc.; "The Bull Duncan, Pi -Gem, Inc.; "Half The Music Corp.; "Last Cheater's Way"-Bobby Wood, ChriswoodSpringfield, House Of Gold Mu- and theBeaver" -Merle Hag- Waltz" - Sonny Throckmorton, Music; "Happy Birthday Darlin'" sic,Inc.;"If I Could Write A gard/Leona Williams, Shade Tree TreePublishing Co.,Inc.;"Lay -Chuck Howard, Butter Music; Song (As Beautiful As You)" -John Music,Inc.;"ButLove Me"- Back In The Arms Of Someone"- "Heartbreak Hotel" (second award) Adrian, Pick A Hit Music, Inc.; "If Kenny Nolan, SoundofNolan Love Had A Face"-Steve Jobe/ Mike Chapman/Nicky Chinn, Ca- Music/Two One Two Music Co.; -Mae Boren Axton/Tommy bur- reers Music, Inc./Chinnichap Pub- den/Elvis Presley, Tree PublishingSteve Pippin, House Of Gold Mu- "Coca Cola Cowboy"-Irving lishing,Inc.;"Lay Down Beside Co.,Inc.;"Help Me MakeIt sic, Inc.; "I'll Be Coming Back For Dain / StephenDorff / James S. Me"-Don Williams, Jack Music, Through The Night" (seventh More" - Curly Putman / Sterling Pinkard,MalkyleMusicCom- TreePublishingCo., Inc.; "Lying In Love With You"- Kristofferson, Com- Whipple, pany/Peso Music; "Come With award)-Kris Inc.; "I'm The Singer, You're The DeanDillon/Gary Harrison, Pi - Me"-Chuck Howard,First Lady bine Music Corp.; "Holding The Song" - Tanya Tucker, Tanya Gem Music, Inc.; "Me And My Songs,Inc.;"CowardOf The Bag"-Patricia Bunch/Buck Moore,Tucker Music;"Isn'tItAlways Broken Heart"-Curtis Allen, County"-Roger Bowling, Roger Baray Music, Inc.; "How To Be ALove"-Karla Bonoff, Sky HarborBoxer Music; "Missin' You"-Kye Bowling Music; "Daydream Be-Country Star" -Don Reid/Harold Music;"It Must Be Love"-Bob Fleming/Dennis Morgan, Pi -Gem liever" -John Stewart, Screen Reid, American Cowboy Music McDill, Hall -Clement Publica- Music, Inc.; Mississippi"-Charlie tions; "Somebody Special"-Don- Daniels, HatBandMusic; "My na Fargo, Prima -Donna Music Co.; Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own" FARVIEW RECORDS "Someone IsLooking For Some- (second award)-Howard Green- one Like You"-Gail Davies, field/Jack Keller, Big Seven Music proudly presents Beechwood Music Corp./Dicker- Corp./Screen Gems -EMIMusic, son Music/Sister John Music, Inc.; Inc.; "My Own Kind Of Hat"- "Son Of Clayton Delaney"-Tom Merle Haggard/Red Lane, Shade Billie Jo Williams T. Hall, Hallnote Music; "Spanish Tree Music, Inc./Tree Publishing Eyes" - CharlesSingleton / Bert Co.,Inc.;"NobodyLikesSad singing her new country single Kaempfert (GEMA)/Eddie Snyder, Songs"-WaylandHolyfield/Bob "I'm Falling In Love With You" Screen Gems -EMIMusic,Inc.; McDill, Hall -Clement Publications/ "Stay With Me"-Jimmy Penning-Vogue Music, Inc.; "The Official b/w "Unhappiness" #F-117 ton, Careers Music, Inc./Chinni- Historian On Shirley Jean Burrell" chapPublishing,Inc.;"StillA -Don Reid/Harold Reid, Ameri- Woman" - Margo Smith/Norro can Cowboy Music Co.; "Pick The Wilson, Al Gallico Music Corp./ WildwoodFlower" -JoeAllen, Dusty Roads Music Corp./Gala- Tree Publishing Co., Inc.; "Pour mar Music, Inc.; "Suspicions"-Me Another Tequila"-David Mal- David Malloy/Randy McCormick/ loy/Eddie Rabbitt/EvenStevens, Eddie Rabbitt/Even Stevens, Briar - Briarpatch Music/DebDave Music, patch Music/ Debdave Music, Inc.; Inc.; "Red Bandana" - Merle "Sweet Melinda"-Randy Barlow/ Haggard, Shade Tree Music, Inc.; Fred Kelly, Frebar Music; "Sweet "Rhythm Of The Rain" (second Memories" - Mickey Newbury, award)-John Gummoe, Warner - Acuff -Rose Publications, Inc., Tamerlane Pub. Corp.; "Sail "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye"Away"-Rafe Van Hoy, Tree Pub- (third award)-JohnD.Louder- lishing Co., Inc.; "Save The Last milk, Acuff -Rose Publications, Dance For Me" (second award)- Inc.; "They Call It Making Love" Doc Pomus/Mort Shuman, Right - -Bobby Braddock, Tree Publish- song Music, Inc./Trio Music Co., ing Co., Inc.; " 'TilI Can Make It Inc.; "Say You Love Me"- ChristyMcVie,GentooMusic, On My Own" (second award)- Inc.; "Send Me Down To Tucson" GeorgeRichey / BillySherrill / For copies write or call -Cliff Crofford/Snuff Garrett, Tammy Wynette,AlgeeMusic Malkyle Music Co./Peso Music; Corp./Altam Music Corp.;"To- Farview Records "Should I Come Home (Or

P.O. Box 783 night She's Gonna Love Me"- Should I Go Crazy)"-Joe Allen, Madison, TN 37115 Steve Pippin/Johnny Slate, House Tree Publishing Co., Inc. phone: (615) 865-5559 RECORD WORLD OCTOBER 25, 1980

AmericanRadioHistory.Com 0

ccW CX.6 eVa Ca&)PW// eYe

Congratulations From Your Phonogram/Mercury Family.

PHONOGRAM, INC. aterculy A POLYG RAM COM PANY .11.1011111 OOOOO ST PCKKBP.1.0011T1111uTioN C 1983Pdy..ncorw.ed ON MERCURY RECORDS AND TAPES

AmericanRadioHistory.Com Record Wodd L.ALLLL1' litLL

OCTOBER 25, 1980 nnE, ARTIST, Label, Number, (Distributing Label) 40 42 THE BEST OF DON WILLIAMS, VOL. II/MCA 3096 11111BAN 74 OCT. OCT. WKS. ON 41 36 TOGETHER OAK RIDGE BOYS/MCA 3220 34 25 18 COWBOY CHART 42 41 WILLIE NELSON SINGS KRISTOFFERSON/Columbia JC 1 1 URBAN COWBOY 36188 49 00 43 35 ELVIS ARON PRESLEY/RCA CPL 8 3699 7 (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) 44 46 MILLION MILE REFLECTIONS CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/ Full Moon/Asylum Epic KE 35751 76 DP 90002 'f^ #- 45 54 NEW YORK TOWN JOHNNY PAYCHECK/Epic JE 36496 5 46 51 ELECTRIC HORSEMAN FEATURING WILLIE NELSON/ (16th Week) 24 Columbia JS36327 41 47 53 CLASSICS KENNY ROGERS & DOTTIE WEST/United

2 2 HONEYSUCKLE ROSE (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) WILLIE Artists LA 946 H 80 NELSON & FAMILY/Columbia S2 36752 8 48 37 FAMILY BIBLE WILLIE NELSON/MCA 3258 5 49 34 HARD TIMES LACY J. DALTON/Columbia JC 36763 4 5 ANNE MURRAY'S GREATEST HITS/Capitol SOO 12110 4 50 47 BEST OF THE STATLER BROTHERS/Mercury SRM 1 1037 246 4 3 FULL MOON CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Epic FE 36571 12 51 50 HANK WILLIAMS, SR. 24 GREATEST HITS/MGM SE 4755 21 5 4 HORIZON EDDIERABBITT/Elektra 6E 276 16 52 44 COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/ 21 KENNY ROGERS' GREATEST HITS/Liberty LOO 1072 2 MCA 5107 31 9 7 8 I BELIEVE IN YOU DON WILLIAMS/MCA 5133 53 48 LET'S KEEP IT THAT WAY ANNE MURRAY/Capitol SOO 8 SAN ANTONIO ROSE WILLIE NELSON & RAY PRICE/ 7 1206425 Columbia JC 36476 19 67 ROCKABILLY BLUES JOHNNY CASH/Columbia JC 36779 2 9 10 THESE DAYS CRYSTAL GAYLE/Columbia JC 36512 6 55 57 TOGETHER AGAIN GEORGE JONES & TAMMY WYNETTE/ 10 6 GREATEST HITS WAYLON JENNINGS/RCA AHL13378 77 Epic JE 36764 2 11 9 STARDUST WILLIE NELSON/Columbia KC 35305 128 69 SONGS I LOVE TO SING SLIM WHITMAN/Epic/Cleveland 12 11 MUSIC MAN WAYLON JENNINGS/RCA AHL13602 21 13 12 THE GAMBLER KENNY ROGERS/United Artists LA 834 H 97 International JE 36768 2 57 56 14 16 SMOKEY & THE BANDIT 2 (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/ SOMEBODY'S WAITING ANNE MURRAY/Capitol SOO MCA 6101 9 12064 25 58 61 15 13 WILLIE AND FAMILY LIVE WILLIE NELSON/Columbia KC BEST OF BARBARA MANDRELL/MCA AY 1119 89 2 35642 99 59 58 WAYLON & WILLIE WAYLON JENNINGS & WILLIE NELSON/RCA AFL1 2686 33 22 LOVE ISFAIR BARBARA MANDRELL/MCA 5136 5 113 60 60 THERE'S A LITTLE BIT OF HANK IN ME CHARLEY PRIDE/ 17 14 GIDEON KENNY ROGERS/UnitedArtistsLOO 1035 28 RCA AHL1 3548 34 18 18 ROSES IN THE SNOW EMMYLOU HARRIS/Warner Bros. 61 52 THE BEST OF THE STATLER BROTHERS RIDES AGAIN, BSK 3422 23 VOL. II/Mercury SRM 1 502440 19 20 HABITS OLD AND NEW HANK WILLIAMS, JR./Elektra/ 62 59 BRONCO BILLY (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK)/Elektra 5E 512 22 Curb 6E 278 19 63 55 BLUE KENTUCKY GIRL EMMYLOU HARRIS/Warner Bros. 20 15 MY HOME'S IN ALABAMA ALABAMA/RCA AHL1 364420 BSK 3318 76 21 19 TEN YEARS OF GOLD KENNY ROGERS/United Artists LA 835 H 148 22 17 10TH ANNIVERSARY STATLER BROTHERS/Mercury SRM CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK 1 5027 11 23 23 THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERS TO ME MICKEY GILLEY/ Epic JE 36492 17 24 28 PORTER & DOLLY/RCA AHL1 3700 7 - JUST GOOD OLE BOYS 25 24 TEXAS IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR MAC DAVIS/ MOE BANDY & JOE STAMPLEY Casablanca NBLP 7239 3 Columbia JC 36202 53 26 27 STRAIGHT AHEAD LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS BAND/Columbia KC 36250 54 33 HELP YOURSELF LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS BAND/Columbia JC36582 2 65 73 THE WAYI AM MERLE HAGGARD/MCA 3229 27 57 28 29 KENNY KENNY ROGERS/United Artists LWAK 979 66 68 ONE FOR THE ROAD WILLIE NELSON & LEON RUSSELL/ 29 26 GREATEST HITS LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS Columbia KC 36064 70 BAND/Columbia KC 36488 82 67 71 WHISKEY BENT AND HELL BOUND HANK WILLIAMS, JR./ 30 31 ASK ME TO DANCE CRISTY LANE/United Artists LT 1023 23 Elektra/Curb 6E 23749 31 25 IT'S HARD TO BE HUMBLE MAC DAVIS/Casablanca 68 45 KILLER COUNTRY JERRY LEE LEWIS/Elektra 6E 291 4 NBLP 7207 30 69 65 FAMILY TRADITION HANK WILLIAMS, JR./Elektra/Curb 32 30I AM WHAT I AM GEORGE JONES/Epic JE 36586 6 6E 194 74 43 RONNIE MILSAP'S GREATEST HITS/RCA AHL1 3772 2 70 64 DOLLY, DOLLY, DOLLY DOLLY PARTON/RCA AHL1 3546 26 71 40 BEST OF EDDIE RABBITT/Elektra 6E 235 49 72 TEXAS BOUND AND FLYING JERRY REED/RCA AHL1 3771 2 38 OAK RIDGE BOYS HAVE ARRIVED/MCA AY 1135 81 72 70 HEART & SOUL CONWAY TWITTY/MCA 3210 34 49 RAZZY BAILEY/RCA AHL13688 8 73 63 NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW GENE WATSON/Capitol ST 37 32 SMOOTH SAILIN' T. G. SHEPPARD/Warner/Curb BSK 3423 9 12102 8 62 FRIDAY NIGHT BLUES JOHN CONLEE/MCA 3246 17 74 75 DOWN & DIRTY BOBBY BARE/Columbia JC 36323 36 39 39 CLASSIC CRYSTAL CRYSTAL GAYLE/United Artists 100 982 51 75 - GYPSY JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/Epic JE36587 1

MickeyGilleyssmash followup to "True Love Ways" From the album,

On Records

Representation: The William Morris Agency, 2325 Crestmoor, Nashville, Tennessee 37215 615/385-0310 "Emc'llso , am trademarks of CBS, Inc. C 1988 CBS Inc.

AmericanRadioHistory.Com "Bobby Golds ' The title says it all. b3rty knows. A voice everybody IT es. lobby Goldsboro. TheA name man every-who. Growhitsrecorded "'See such The country/pop Funny Little laadrnark Clown ' "Watching Si Attie '

and' Bri:cmstick Cowboy." AmericanRadioHistory.Com ofwriti-tvveirvi-=e 111.- c. finest BMI albums awards of Lisfor cEreer...hi3 song- Einty3otty Goldsboro.Goldsboro isbackWinne- with of one -mak(proii_ccdinciiktnj this statement: by the Larry single, "BlobbButlEr...ard "G3odtne NO other album this year can -GoodbyeColdsbnioli Including the sin*, On Curb Records and Tapes. BolthyMarie:'zs9054C40 Goldsboro JZ 368

Management: MANAGEMENT III Givethc ProducedRepresentation: by 1CM Larry Butler for Larry Butler Productions. Distributed by CBS Records. © 1980 CBS Inc. 12131Los8809 Angeles, Beverly550-4000 CA Blvd. 90048 12131Beverly9744 Wilshire550-7100 Hills, CA Blvd. 90212 COMM pikofmmiv.RECOPC, Record World , CL:(2t_iliLL-L-j

OCTOBER 25, 1980

TITLE, ARTIST, Label, Number 50 51 TAKE THIS HEART DON KING/Epic 9 50928 6 Oct OCT. WKS. ON 25 18 CHART CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK 1 1 I BELIEVE IN YOU - ONE IN A MILLION DON WILLIAMS JOHNNY LEE MCA 41304 Full Moon/Asylum 47076 1 (3rd Week) 10 52 52 DREAM LOVER TANYA TUCKER & GLEN CAMPBELL/ 2 2 THEME FROM THE DUKES OF HAZZARD (GOOD OLE MCA 41323 5 BOYS) WAYLON/RCA 12067 10 Ea 58 A REAL COWBOY BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK/Capitol 4935 2 3 3 ON THE ROAD AGAIN WILLIE NELSON/Columbia 1 113519 54 56 A LITTLE GROUND IN TEXAS THE CAPITALS/Ridgetop 10 6 I'M NOT READY YET GEORGE JONES/Epic 9 50922 01080 5 12 COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE ANNE MURRAY/Capitol 4920 8 55 55 OUTRUN THE SUN JIM CHESNUT/United Artists 1372 7 9 8 OLD HABITS HANK WILLIAMS, JR./Elektra/Curb 47016 III 65 I CAN SEE FOREVER IN YOUR EYES REBA McENTIRE/ 9 PECOS PROMENADE TANYA TUCKER/MCA 41305 10 Mercury 57034 2 8 4 LOVING UP A STORM RAZZY BAILEY/RCA 12062 14 57 14 WOMEN GET LONELY CHARLY McCLAIN/Epic 9 50916 12 11 STEPPIN' OUT MEL TILLIS/Elektra 47015 9 58 30 HARD HAT DAYS AND HONKY TONK NIGHTS RED STEAGALL/Elektra 47014 10 13 HARD TIMES LACY J. DALTON/Columbia 1 11343 9 11 5 FADED LOVE WILLIE NELSON & RAY PRICE/Columbia fl 81 GIVING UP EASY LEON EVERETTE/RCA 12111 2 1 11329 12 60 67HE GIVES ME DIAMONDS, YOU GIVE ME CHILLS OVER THE RAINBOW JERRY LEE LEWIS/Elektra 47026 8 MARGO SMITH/Warner Bros. 49569 3 3 1 SWEET SEXY EYES CRISTY LANE/United Artists1369 11 103 72 SOMEBODY'S KNOCKIN' TERRI GIBBS/MCA 41309 18 SHE CAN'T SAY THAT ANYMORE JOHN CONLEE/MCA al 69 LOVE CRAZY LOVE ZELLA LEHR/RCA 12073 3 41321 7 DOI - I THINK I'LL JUST STAY HERE AND DRINK MERLE 20IF YOU EVER CHANGE YOUR MIND CRYSTAL GAYLE/ HAGGARD/MCA 51014 1 Columbia 1 11359 7 64 15 OLD FLAMES CAN'T HOLD A CANDLE TO YOU DOLLY PARTON/RCA 12040 15 19 THE BOXER EMMYLOU HARRIS/Warner Bros. 49551 7 65 22 YESTERDAY ONCE MORE MOE BANDY/Columbia 1 11305 14 17 10 STARTING OVER TAMMY WYNETTE/Epic 9 50915 12 66 37 PUTIT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW/GONE AWAY TEXAS BOUND AND FLYIN' JERRY REED/RCA 12083 9 1111 21 THE KENDALLS/Ovation 1154 14 19 7 DO YOU WANNA GO TO HEAVEN T. G. SHEPPARD/ 67 60 WHEN SLIM WHITMAN/Epic/Cleveland International Warner/Curb 49515 14 9 50912 13 20 26 THAT'S THE WAY A COWBOY ROCKS AND ROLLS 68 70ME AND THE BOYS IN THE BAND TOMMY OVERSTREET/ 7 JACKY WARD/Mercury 57032 Elektra 47041 4 10 21 23 ALWAYS PATSY CLINE/MCA 41303 69 71 LOVE INSURANCE LOUISE MANDRELL/Epic 9 50935 4 En 27 BROKEN TRUST BRENDA LEE/MCA 41322 6 70 68 DRINKIN' THEM LONG NECKS ROY HEAD/Elektra 47029 5 23 24A PAIR OF OLD SNEAKERS GEORGE JONES & TAMMY 71 61 GONE RONNIE McDOWELL/Epic 9 50925 10 WYNETTE/Epic 9 50930 8 - LET'S DO SOMETHING CHEAP AND SUPERFICIAL BURT 8 28 TUMBLEWEED SYLVIA/RCA 12077 REYNOLDS/MCA 51004 1 29 WHY LADY WHY ALABAMA/RCA 12091 6 73 75 SWEET RED WINE GARY MORRIS/Warner Bros. 49564 3 31 YOU ALMOST SLIPPED MY MIND CHARLEY PRIDE/RCA 85 WHO WERE YOU THINKIN' OF DANDY & THE DOOLITTLE

12100 5 BAND/Columbia 1 11355 3 34 LADY KENNY ROGERS/Liberty 1380 3 75 79 NOT EXACTLY FREE 0. B. McCLINTON/Sunbird 7554 4 NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW GENE WATSON/Capitol 4940 1 El] 33 TAKE ME TO YOUR LOVIN' PLACE LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROS. BAND/Columbia 1 11369 5 - BLUE BABY BLUE LYNN ANDERSON/Columbia 1 11374 1

36 SMOKY MOUNTAIN RAIN RONNIE MILSAP/RCA 12084 3 - CHEATIN' ON A CHEATER LORETTA LYNN/MCA 51015 1 38 LOVERS LIVE LONGER BELLAMY BROTHERS/Warner/Curb 79 62 BOMBED, BOOZED AND BUSTED JOE SUN/Ovation 1152 12 49573 3 80 84 IF I COULD SET MY LOVE TO MUSIC JERRY WALLACE/ 35 NIGHT GAMES RAY STEVENS/RCA 12069 7 Door Knob 134 3 81 83 HALF TIME J.W. THOMPSON/NSD 62 4 32 32 IN MEMORY OF A MEMORY JOHNNY PAYCHECK/Epic 9 50923 9 82 86 AM ITHAT EASY TO FORGET ORION/Sun 1156 3 83 63 HEART OF MINE OAK RIDGE BOYS/MCA 41280 15 33 25THEY NEVER LOST YOU CON HUNLEY/Warner Bros. 49528 11 84 66 LOOKIN' FOR LOVE JOHNNY LEE/Full Moon/Asylum 39NORTH OF THE BORDER JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/Epic 9 50932 6 47004 15 43THE BEST OF STRANGERS BARBARA MANDRELL/MCA 51001 3 85 64 FREE TO BE LONELY AGAIN DEBBY BOONE/Warner/Curb 48THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERS MICKEY GILLEY/Epic 9 50940 3 49281 14 37 40NEVER BE ANYONE ELSE R. C. BANNON/Columbia 111346 7 86 78 MAKING PLANS PORTER WAGONER & DOLLY PARTON/ 38 41 BABY I'M A WANT YOU STEPHANIE WINSLOW/ RCA 11983 19 Warner Bros. 49557 6 87 73THE LIGHT OF MY LIFE DAVID WILLS/United Artists 1375 6 39 42 ROSE'S ARE RED FREDDIE HART/Sunbird 7553 6 GOODBYE MARIE BOBBY GOLDSBORO/CBS/Curb 9 5400 1 456 DRINK IT DOWN LADY REX ALLEN, JR./Warner Bros. 49562 5 BABY RIDE EASY CARLENE CARTER WITH DAVE EDMUNDS/ 5 4 THERE'S ANOTHER WOMAN JOE STAMPLEY/Epic 9 50934 Warner Bros. 49572 1

1 11365 5 CEI 47 FOOD BLUES BOBBY BARE/Columbia WILLOW RUN RANDY BARLOW/P.A.I.D.110 1 43 44 UNTIL THE BITTER END KENNY SERRATT/MDJ 1005 7 91 74 IF THERE WERE NO MEMORIES JOHN ANDERSON/ 49 ANOTHER TEXAS SONG EDDY RAVEN/Dimension 1011 6 Warner Bros. 49275 14 92 50DON'T IT MAKE YA WANNA DANCE BONNIE RAITT/ 87 WHERE DID THE MONEY GO HOYT AXTON/Jeremiah 1008 4 113 Full Moon/Asylum 47033 4 93 LEAVE THIS WORLD LOVING YOU WAYNE KEMP/

Mercury 57035 1 53 TEXAS IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR MAC DAVIS/ 94 94 Casablanca 2305 3 DON'T TOUCH THAT DIAL ENGLEBERT/Epic 9 50933 3 95 95 REGRETS CAROL CHASE/Casablanca 2301 4 57 A MAN JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT A WOMAN GOES CEI 96 76 RAISIN' CANE IN TEXAS GENE WATSON/Capitol 4898 14 THROUGH CHARLIE RICH/Elektra 47047 3 97 77LET'S KEEP IT THAT WAY MAC DAVIS/Casablanca 2286 17 A BRIDGE THAT JUST WON'T BURN CONWAY TWITTY/ CEI 59 98 98 FALLING IN TROUBLE AGAIN SHERRY BRANE/EIO 1129 2 MCA 51011 2 99 80CHARLOTTE'S WEB STATLER BROTHERS/Mercury 57031 16 54 CAN'T KEEP MY MIND OFF OF HER MUNDO EARWOOD/ 100 97 SAFE IN THE ARMS OF YOUR LOVE (COLD IN THE GMC 111 6 STREETS) JIM WEATHERLY/Elektra 47027 3

AmericanRadioHistory.Com 1980 HAS BEEN A GOLDEN AWARDWINNING YEAR FOR

#1 GROUP OR DUO OF THE YEAR (SINGLES AND ALBUMS COMBINED)-BILLBOARD #1 SINGLES DUO OR GROUP OF THE YEAR-BILLBOARD #1 SINGLES VOCAL GROUP-CASHBOX #1 ALBUM VOCAL GROUP-RECORD WORLD #1 SINGLES VOCAL GROUP-RECORD WORLD

CERTIFIED GOLD (MARCH) 1980 "YA'LL COME BACK SALOON" CERTIFIED GOLD (AUGUST) 1980 "HAVE ARRIVED" CERTIFIED GOLD (OCTOBER) 1980 "TOGETHER"

AND THE BEST WAY TO SUM UP THIS YEAR IS WITH THE OAK RIDGE BOYS' "GREATESTHITS"!

OURTHE NE l'L BE RUE 0 YO TR LOVTWO OM N CR IN' A IN EAM IN LEAVI ISIA IN T E BR ADD LIG HE RT 0 MINE N IN AIL AY 'ALL I I ME CK S LOO

CA

tfi

ciwthtgit .MCA RECORDS of musk - c. 1980 MCA Records. Inc.

AmericanRadioHistory.Com RANDY MEISNER

TAKES CENTER

STAGE 1111TH

INEMORE SOW'

Randy Meisner's success as one of the principal voices of the Eagles is no secret. Now with his past to be proud of, Randy Meisner has the spotlight all to himself with "One More Song'."

Haficly Ileisaer

'Tee Illpre Selig"

His'Elire8miefe portaffidICO, oli

Epic Records and Tapes.

Featuring thesing,

"Deep Inside 1,1!),[31"

Takea kw

AmericanRadioHistory.Com