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Hits 01 Thewodd. © Copyright 1982, Billboard Publications, Inc 60 Biliboord Canada Hits 01 TheWodd. © Copyright 1982, Billboard Publications, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted. in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical. photocopying, recording, or otherwise. without the prior written permission of the publisher. 28 31 WINDSONG, Randy Crawford, 17 23 WO BIST DU, Spider Murphy BRITAIN Warner Bros. Gang, EMI (Courtesy of Music & Video Week) 29 26 DARE, Human League, Virgin 18 14 TAXI, Jawoll, Phonogram As of 7/31/82 30 28 HOT SPACE, Queen, EMI 19 10 SOMMERPSROSSEN, UKW, 31 34 COMBAT ROCK, Clash, CBS Teldec SINGLES 32 38 FIRE, NEW This Last CHARIOTS OF Vangelis, 20 FUER USSZESCHNIGGE, BAP, Polydor Week Week EMI 33 36 THE ANVIL, Visage, Polydor 21 15 NON SUCCEDERA PIU, Claudi 1 1 FAME, Irene Cara, RSO 34 39 BAT OUT OF HELL, Meat Loaf, Mori, Apol 2 9 COME ON EILEEN, Dexy's Epic /Cleveland Int'I 22 18 NUST AN ILLUSION, Imagination, Midnight Runners 8 Emerald 35 NEW TIN DRUM, Japan, Virgin Arlola Express, Mercury 36 35 BODY TALK, Imagination, R8B 23 13 FACE TO FACE, Frank Duval, 3 5 DON'T GO, Yazoo, Mute 37 NEW PEARLS, Elkie Brooks, A&M Teldec 4 6 DRIVING IN MY CAR, Madness, 38 NEW A CONCERT FOR THE PEOPLE 24 NEW ROSANNA, Toto, CBS Stiff (Berlin), Barclay James 25 25 FELICITA, Al Bano 8 Romina 5 2 DA DA DA, Trio, Mobile Suit Harvest, Polydor Power, EMI Corporation 39 NEW THE SINGLES, Roy Wood, Speed 26 NEW WAS WAERE WENN, Christian 6 4 SHY BOY, Bananarama, London 40 22 THE CHANGELING, Toyah, Salari Franke, Arlola 7 8 IT STARTED WITH A KISS, Hot 27 NEW USCHI, Stephan Sulke, Intercord Chocolate, Rak 28 24 CENTERFOLD, J. Gells Band, 8 3 ABRACADABRA, Steve Miller EMI ON THE BOARDWALK -Elektra artist Greg Kihn, center, attracted throngs of Band, Mercury CANADA 29 NEW NUN SAG SCHON ADIUE, autograph seekers during a recent signing session 9 14 I SECOND THAT EMOTION, at Kelly's Boardwalk store (Courtesy Canadian Broadcasting Corp.) Hannes Schoener, Arlola Japan, Hansa in Edmonton. Here he chats with Dave Welch of CKRA -FM, left, and As of 7/27/82 30 NEW YOUNG TURKS, Rod Stewart, Lise 10 7 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER, SINGLES Warner Bros. Birdeau of Kelly's. Shalamar, Solar This Last 11 26 STOOL PIGEON, Kid Creole 8 Week Week ALBUMS Coconuts, 2e/island 1 1 ABRACADABRA, Steve Miller 1 1 EIN BISSCHEN FRIEDEN, Nicole, 12 13 NIGHT TRAIN, Visage, Polydor Band, Capitol Jupiter 13 10 INSIDE OUT, Odyssey, RCA DJ &B, Metropolitan Key 2 3 EYE OF THE TIGER, Survivor, 2 2 85555, Spliff, CBS 14 17 THE ONLY WAY OUT, Cliff Scotti Bros. 3 6 THE CONCERT IN CENTRAL Richard, EMI 3 2 HURTS SO GOOD, John Cougar, PARK, Simon 8 Garfunkel, 15 20 ME AND MY GIRL (Night - Riva Geffen On Black- Oriented Market Clubbing), David Essex, 4 4 WHO CAN IT BE NOW, Men At 4 3 FUER USSZESCHNIGGE, Bap, Mercury By DAVID FARRELL Work, CBS EMI 16 11 NOW THOSE DAYS ARE GONE, 5 8 EYES OF A STRANGER, Payolas, 5 4 EYE IN THE SKY, Alan Parson Bucks Fizz, RCA A& M Project, Arlola TORONTO -Two relatively new Quebec, the latter the single largest 17 21 VIDEOTHEQUE, Dollar, WEA 6 7 ONLY THE LONELY, Motels, 6 5 TUG OF WAR, Paul McCartney, record suppliers say they are doing consumer market for dance -oriented 18 12 MUSIC AND LIGHTS, Capitol EMI Imagination, R&B well with a mix of product that, for music in the country and hugely 7 9 CAUGHT UP IN YOU,. 38 Special, 7 7 ASIA, Asia, CBS 19 35 STRANGE LITTLE GIRL, the is A&M 8 NEW STILL LIFE, Rolling Stones, most part, lacking concen- profitable if one can secure a re- Stranglers, Liberty 8 6 ROSANNA, Toto, CBS Rolling Stones trated radio airplay, but is selling as spectable market share. 20 25 TAKE IT AWAY, Paul McCartney, Inter- 9 16 KEEP THE FIRE BURNIN', REO 9 10 AVALON, Roxy Music, Polydor Parlophone a result of dance club exposure and estingly, Metropolitan is working Speedwagon, Epic 10 8 ARCHITECTURE 8 MORALITY, 21 15 IKO IKO, Natasha, Towerbell 10 10 YOUR DADDY DON'T KNOW, Orchestral Manouevers In The word of mouth. with the market's largest dance mu- 22 18 MURPHY'S LAW, Cheri, 21 Toronto, A'M Dark, Arlola DJ &B Record Sales sic importer in 23 26 THE CLAPPING SONG, Belle and Metro- Quebec, Downstairs, 11 15 EVEN THE NIGHTS ARE BETTER, 11 11 DOLCE VITA, Spider Murphy Stars, Stiff politan Records are interrelated as well as Rio Records in Toronto Air Supply, Big Time Gang, EMI 24 30 CHALK DUST-THE UMPIRE 12 5 BODY LANGUAGE, Queen, 12 NEW MIRAGE, Fleetwood Mac, Warner companies working out of the same which also imports and exports STRIKES BACK, Brat, Hansa Elektra Bros. 25 28 TOO LATE, Junior, Mercury building, the former a singles rack dance disks. 13 13 LOVE PLUS ONE, Haircut One 13 12 4, Foreigner, Atlantic 26 19 NO REGRETS, Midge Ure, with close to 60 independent retail Kaye, in charge of Hundred, Jive 14 17 FIVE MILES OUT, Mike Oldlield, Metropolitan, Chrysalis 14 19 ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, April Virgin accounts, the latter an import dis- says the average wholesale cost on a 27 32 LOVE IS IN CONTROL, Donna Wine, Capitol 15 13 FREEZE FRAME, J. Ge'Is Band, Summer, Geffen tributor of dance repertoire from the U.K. 12 -inch is approximately 15 NEW HOLD ME, Fleetwood Mac, EMI 28 39 ARTHUR DALEY, Firm Bark U.K. U.S. /Stiff Warner Bros. 16 NEW THE BOARDWOOD 8 THE and mainly. $4.49, which translates to about 29 33 FREEBIRD, Lynyrd Skynyrd, MCA 16 12 LOVE'S BEEN A LITTLE BIT BEAST, Jethro Tull, Chrysalis Operators Cyril Kaye and Bruce $6.98 at retail, "but sometimes 30 16 HAPPY TALK, Captain Sensible, HARD ON ME, Juice Newton, 17 21 GOOD TROUBLE, REO A& M Bradley created their companies higher when an account can get it." Capitol Speedwagon, CBS 31 24 FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK 17 NEW PAPERLATE, Genesis, Atlantic 18 14 TRIO, Trio, Phonogram about a year back when the then -op- Both are relying on predomi- (We Salute You), AC /DC. 18 NEW EYE IN THE SKY, Alan Parsons 19 18 IV, Toto, CBS erating Canada Record Sales was nantly black-oriented Atlantic markets for a Project, Arista 20 15 BEST MOVES, Chris De Bourgh, 32 31 ROCK THE undergoing internal operational sales base, but both say an increas- CASBAH. Clash CBS 19 NEW HARD TO SAY I'M SORRY, ABM 33 38 NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN, Elkie Chicago, CBS problems. Both were employed by ing trend toward white mainstream Brooks, ABM 20 11 HEAT OF THE MOMENT, Asia, the rack which had built up a acceptance of black artists such as 34 NEW THE HANGING GARDEN. Cure. Geffen Fiction JAPAN sizeable number of black- oriented Rick James is happening. They (Courtesy Music Labo) 35 22 HEART (Stop Beating In Time), ALBUMS retail accounts; when they left they aren't sure what the explanation is, Leo Sayer, Chrysalis As of 8/2/82 1 1 ASIA, Geffen SINGLES decided to concentrate their efforts but say the clubs 36 29 LAS PALABRAS DE AMOR, that disco that were 2 6 AMERICAN FOOL, John Cougar, This Queen, EMI Last on supplying these kinds of stores, hard -core electro -pop are now mix- Riva Week 37 NEW TODAY, Talk Talk. EMI Week 3 3 BUSINESS AS USUAL, Men At which both say provide their bread ing black with 1 1 HIGHTEEN BOOGIE, Masahiko tracks the electronic 38 NEW HURRY HOME. Wavelength, Work, CBS Ariola Kondo, RVC (Janny's) and butter earnings today. beat, which could in part explain the 4 4 STILL LIFE, Rolling Stones, 39 NEW WAR CHILD, Blondie, Chrysalis 2 2 MADONNA TACHI NO LULLABY, At present, DJ &B has limited its growing interest. Rolling Stones Hiromi Iwasaki, Victor (NTV/ 40 33 JUST WHO IS THE 5 O'CLOCK 5 2 TUG OF WAR, Paul McCartney, Geld') rack sales to the Ontario market, .Metropolitan refrains from paral- HERO, Jam. Polydor CBS 3 3 KITASAKABA, Takashi about half of the accounts outside lel imports, Kaye says. "We're only 6 5 EYE IN THE SKY, Alan Parsons ALBUMS Hosokawa, Nippon Columbia the metro Toronto area and most all interested in releasing material here Project, Arista (JCM /Burning) 1 1 FAME, Original Soundtrack. RSO 7 7 PICTURES AT ELEVEN, Robert 4 9 LA SAISON, Ann Louis, Victor working on a cash on delivery basis. that is unavailable in the market." 2 16 THE KIDS FROM FAME, Various, Plant, Swan Song BBC (Watanabe) "It works better this way," Bradley He and DJ &B boss Bruce Bradley 8 8 AVALON, Roxy Music, Warner 5 4 HYAKUMANDORU BABY, Johnny, 3 1 THE LEXICON OF LOVE. ABC, relates. "We are a small company the Bros. King (Crazy Rider) concur that major labels here are Neutron 9 NEW THREE LIVE, SIDES Genesis, 6 7 SUMMER TOUR, RC and a lot of the accounts we are deal- cognizant of the growing trend 4 3 LOVE 8 DANCING, League Succession, Atlantic London (Nakayoshi) ing with are used to this kind of cash toward black sales, Unlimited Orchestra, Virgin 10 9 ABRACADABRA, Steve Miller noting that 7 5 SEKIDOKOMACHI DOKKI, 5 4 AVALON, Roxy Music, EG/ Band, Capitol payment basis." WEA, Quality and PolyGram are all Polydor Kumiko Yamashita, Nippon Columbia (Watanabe) Metropolitan, on the other 12 6 9 COMPLETE MADNESS, Madness.
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