ISSUE NUMBER 497 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER AUGUST 19, 1983
I New N S I D E: Starr KDKA' Station Manager Networks Enjoy Smooth After four years as Program in sales as well. Satellite Transition Manager at WBZ/Boston, Rick KDKA VP/GM Dan Friel Jr. Starr has returned to Group W commented, "I'm delighted to As radio networks gradually eliminate land - sister station KDKA/Pittsburgh have Rick here. It's a good line service and go all -satellite delivery, in the newly -created position of move for KDKA, because it they're pleased to report widespread Station Manager. Starr, who gives us an opportunity to grow previously served three years broadcaster acceptance of a new way of as far as personnel is concern- at KDKA as Executive Produc- radio life. Page 4 ed. We're glad he's back in er and later as Program Man- Pittsburgh " The Case Of The ager, had for the last month Prior to joining Group W, been helping KDKA set up its Starr programmed WCAS/ Missing Diaries new morning show hosted by Cambridge, MA for four years. new Arbitron suffered an average decline of John Cigna. In his ca- He told R&R, "This was a very pacity, Starr will supervise 20% in returned usable diaries in the spr- difficult derision to make, as KDKA's programming, promo- great. ing sweep, and the company isn't exactly my life in Boston was so tional and engineering opera- It's tough to leave it all behind. sure why. Jhan Hiber explores the issue tions, and will eventually assist On the other side, KDKA is one on low dia- and focuses how exceptionally of America's great radio sta- ry returns affected Orlando, Providence, tions, and it's a great manage- and Riverside. Page 14 ment opportunity. Another Targeting Your Documents reason for my decision was that FBI Seizes Tanner I know I can work well with Dan Target Accounts Affidavit Alleges Fraud, Kickbacks, Tax Evasion; Friel. All in all, I think I've got a contribution to make, and I'm Dwight Case outlines how to find those "Hidden Inventory" Of Radio Time Cited really thrilled at the opportuni- special accounts and match the right t " ... Thirty FBI and IRS agents (8-15), company President Wil- said "no action has been taken salesperson to work with them. Page 26 seized records and documents liam Tanner denied "any and yet. Our investigation is conti- Starr noted that he will also People in The from the William B. Tanner Co. all allegations of illegal con- nuing." name a new program manager in Memphis last week, acting on duct." He said the affidavit's Responding to the "hidden in- in the near future. The station News This Week an affidavit alleging that the ra- allegations, which came from ventory" charges, Tanner said, has been without one since former Tanner executives TANNER/See Page 24 STARR/See Page 24 Bruce Bird forms Camel Records dio/TV time broker/production two firm was engaged in mail fraud, and an ex -client, were moti- GELB SHIFTS TO SALES Garry Wall PD at WTIC-FM tax evasion, kickbacks, and vated by "ignorance, malice, Steve Moir, Thom Trumbo MCA VPs maintaining a "hidden inven- and jealousy"; and he criticized Jim Scollin PD at WMGF tory" of advertising time on the federal agencies for making Feinstein R&R's Paul Fredrics WSKS PD radio and TV valued at up to $83 public "unsubstantiated allega- Kris Robbins PD at WNOE-FM million. The Tanner Co. was al- tions" and the press for taking New AOR Editor Shannon Sweatte VP/GM at KPLZ & so charged with supplying we "cheap shots. Give me hell Steve Feinstein has been KVI men, cars, cash, and similar fa- when I'm wrong," he continued, named AOR Editor at R&R, as Pat Martin WRKR PD vors to clients, and with failing "but give me my rights when Jeff Gelb moves into a sales Marko Babineau heads Geffen AOR to pats on air time credits ear- I'm right, and don't prejudge position for the company after marked for advertisers by radio 51/2 years at the helm of the Doug Welldon PD at WIFI me." and TV stations in compensa- The Tanner Co. supplies over AOR section. Feinstein, a Page 3, 24 tion for incorrectly aired spots. 6000 radio and TV stations with seven-year Philadelphia radio Format Success Stories In a press conference Monday jingles, equipment, travel serv- veteran, was most recently Mu- ices, and similar products in ex- sic Director at WYSP/Philadel- This week's winners in the spotlight in- change for broadcast time (it clude KGW/Portland, OR; KJCBILafay- Licata New also supplies programming to Dwight Case, President of the ette, LA; KLYVIDubuque; WBLMIPort- radio stations). The firm was R&R Companies, commented, land, ME; and WTMJ/Milwaukee. Read Arista Exec purchased from Tanner by Me- "We've always encouraged our their stories in the A/C, AOR, and Black dia General for $39.5 million in people to grow. Jeff's contribu- will be working closely Radio sections. VP/GM July 1982. Media General Vice tions to the paper and to the together, and the combination of the AOR format FEINSTEIN/See Page 24 Page 30, 40, 54 Chairman/CEO Alan Donnahoe maturing echoed Tanner's comments by are immense, and when he ex- Migrating To stating, "Some of the allega- pressed the desire to try some- Douglas Named tions appear to be altogether thing new, we were happy to Country Radio absurd, and others may stem oblige him. Steve is a gifted and GM At KATZ Lon Helton talks to Bobby Hatfield and from a combination of ignor- knowledgeable young broad- Bill Stedman, two programming refugees ance and malice. We find it caster, and we're delighted to & WEN have him join us. He knows the Bernardine Douglas has been from other formats who enjoy Country a astonishing that these sensa- format and the music inside appointed General Manager of whole lot more. Page 34 tional charges were made pub- lic based so far as we know on out, and his college background KATZ & WZEN/St. Louis, replac- the unsubstantiated charges of in journalism enables him to ing Robert Miller. Douglas jour- Promoting News/Talk these unnamed informants." maintain Jeff's high standard of neys crosstown from KMJM/St. former President coverage. Steve and Jeff Louis, where she was most re- Three promotion directors at News/Talk Sal Licata, Regarding Tanner, Donnahoe AOR has been cently Regional/National Sales outlets discuss advertising, special of Chrysalis Records, named Executive VP/GM at Coordinator. events, and contests in the unique N/T Arista Records. In his new posi- WHAS Tower Skewers Commenting on the appoint- context. Page 28 tion, Licata will supervise the ment, Douglas told R&R, "It's a business operations of the New Hot Balloon sight I've always had set for Buffalo's CHR Stampede York -based label. Flying Air myself since I first figured out Arista President Clive Davis In a bizarre accident last Sat- within ten minutes was headed there had to be somebody to run Four CHR stations, WBEN-FM, WKBW, said, "Sal Licata has distin- urday (8-13), veteran balloonist right for it. He tried to something. I wanted to be the WNYS, and WPHD, are battling it out for guished himself as a creative John Freeman collided in-flight maneuver away, but the top of one to do it. Thus far, it's the the championship in Buffalo, and Joel Den- executive whose proven busi- with WHAS/Louisville's 675-foot the tower impaled the balloon, culmination of a dream - now ver serves as referee. Page 46 ness and managerial talents broadcast tower, destroying his shredding it immediately. He I'm going to have to set some make him the ideal person to fill balloon and leaving him strand- survived only because the ropes higher sights." this key position. Arista is ready ed several hundred feet in the became entangled in the grid." Regarding future plans for Cox Buys WXFM to enter a new era of achieve- air. The incident forced WHAS Swinging like a pendulum, the outlets, the 11 -year industry $9 ment, and Sal's expertise and off the air for nearly six hours, Freeman managed to escape veteran added, "The stations For Million instincts will make an invalua- as officials feared arcing elec- from the gondola by grabbing are in a position to be the driv- Suburban Chicago FM draws a high ble contribution to our con- tricity from the tower might the tower ladder leading down ing force for the unification of price. Page 3 tinued growth." detonate the dangling gondola's to a 400 -foot level platform, the black community in this Prior to his seven-year tenure propane tanks and topple the where he waited for help. market, and that's where we as at Chrysalis, Licata was VP/ entire structure. "You could see the balloon a group are heading. I don't Sales at United Artists Records. WHAS PD Denny Nugent told from eight miles away," Nu- foresee too much significant
Among other industry positions, R&R the story : "About 7:30am, gent continued. "A neighbor change. I happen to have inher- $3 50 Single Copy he was also President of Blue Freeman lifted off from a park called the police, who then ask- ited a great staff, who are very Thumb Records. a half -mile from our tower, and WHAS/See Page 24 talented and creative people."
www.americanradiohistory.com "They are possessed with winning."
"At KEEY - K-102 in the Twin Cities - we're blessed with a great staff of people. And we pride ourselves on having carried out the strategic plan pretty much to the letter. That plan was developed with our friends at The Research Group. They're people who are ab- solutely possessed with winning. Their tools and guidance, and the hard work of a lot of professionals here at the station and at Malrite Communications Group helped us find and fill a real hole here in the marketplace. Today KEEY - K-102 - has debuted its country format at a 6.5* (up from the 4's in beautiful music). We beat our country competitor and have super demos. And that's just the beginning."
*(Mon. -Sun. 6AM to midnight AQH, Aribitron Spring '83)
Gary Swartz General Manager K-102 (KEEY)
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www.americanradiohistory.com Wall Named PD At WTIC-FM WMC-FM (FM100)/Memphis PD Garry mented to R&R, "I think this is a spec- Wall has resigned after a year and a half to tacular move for both of us. Garry is an ex- accept the programming post at WTIC-FM/ citing programmer who will bring fresh Hartford. Wall replaces Steve Goldstein, new blood to WTIC-FM. There is no ques- Black Radio Chart Expands To 40 who became WHYT/Detroit's PD four tion that his style and programming abili- ties are going to mesh with our structure. With the increased flexibility of Black/Urban playlists and the high activity levels demonstrated weeks ago. com- This is a perfect marriage. I looked at a lot by songs below the 30 record mark, R&R's Black Radio Airplay chart expands to 40 numbers Sr. VP/Operations Tom Barsanti of good candidates, but for this situation the week. Now there are ten more reasons to make R&R's Black Radio chart your first effective this CUSTOM LABEL JOINS MCA chemistry was right with Garry." stop for accurate airplay information. Page 88 "I'm tickled to death to be making this On The Records: Ken Barnes 44 Forms move," Wall told R&R. "This gives me the Washington Report 4 Bird What's New 8 CHR: Joel Denver 46 chance not only to program a fine radio sta- Networks/Suppliers 11 AOR: Jeff Gelb 54 Camel Records tion, but to become part of a fantastic or- to be making Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 14 Picture Pages 60 Former Boardwalk Executive VP/GM ganization. I feel very lucky Ratings Results 16 Marketplace 66 Bruce Bird has announced the formation of this move. FM100 was a super experience the people Street Talk 22 Opportunities .. 67 his own custom record label, Camel Rec- for me, and it's hard to leave Sales 26 National Music Formats 70 ords. The new company's product will be down here. FM100 is a legendary station News/Talk: Brad Woodward 28 Jazz Chart 71 distributed by MCA. and for good reason. With continued guid- A/C: Jeff Green 30 Black Chart 86 Commenting on the new label, MCA Rec- ance from (VP/GM) Don Meyers, it should Country: Lon Helton 34 Country Chart 88 ords Group President Irving Azoff said, "I remain that way." 38 AOR Charts 96 look forward to Bruce's expertise and ex- Nashville: Sharon Allen Wall's prior programming experience in- Radio: Walt Love 40 A/C Chart 96 perience to bring to MCA a unique and per- Black cludes WNCI/Columbus, KSPZ & KVOR/ 42 CHR Chart 96 sonal involvement with artists through Calendar: Brad Messer and WWWG/Rochester, Camel Records." Colorado Springs, Bird commented, "The new team that NY. Scollin Appointed Moir, Trumbo Irving is building at MCA is a perfect oppor- tunity and situation for me to fulfill a life- New MCA long goal." Fredrics Joins PD At WMGF The first act signed to Camel is Night WCZY/Detroit MD Jim Scollin has re- Ranger, originally signed and developed for Direc- A&R VPs signed in order to become Program Boardwalk by Bird in 1982. WSKS As PD and Thom Trumbo have been tor at WMGF/Milwaukee. Scollin fills the Steve Moir Paul Fredrics has been named PD at Wins- named Vice Presidents of A&R for MCA vacancy left when former PD Dennis WSKS/Cincinnati. Fredrics, an air per- as previewed last week in Street WNOE-FM Taps low departed to program WMGG/Tampa Records, sonality for the past eight years, joins the three weeks ago. Talk. Moir joins MCA from EMI America programming position Direc- Robbins To Program station in his first WMGF VP/GM Tom Joerres stated, Records where he was most recently City, hav- his Program Director for after 18 months at KYYS/Kansas "Jim's an outstanding guy, one I know the tor of A&R. Trumbo comes to MCA from Kris Robbins, KGGO/ Bend, has been ing previously served six years at jocks here will enjoy working with. Jim's Director of A&R post at Capitol Records. WNDU-AM & FM/South short time at Orleans, re- Des Moines. He also spent a got a good reputation and track record, and named PD at WNOE-FM/New Fredrics replaces former placing Jim Reese, who returned to Detroit KIIK/Davenport. having worked against our sister station McConnell, who departed several weeks ago. Robbins, who's been WSKS PD Michael WNIC/Detroit, is familiar with our position. two weeks ago to complete his college de- He's perfect for our situation." with WNDU for nine and a half years, the last four as PD, told R&R, "I hope that I'm gree. Scollin joined WCZY as MD two years ago Hills Com- able to carry some of the success that we've Seven after serving a year as Operations Manager munications VP/Pro- MI. He previously had at WNDU down to New Orleans. This is at WJML/Petoskey, gramming & Opera- spent three years as MD at WOMC/Detroit. a great opportunity that (VP/GM) Eric Anderson and (owner) James Noe have of- tions Randy Michaels Scollin told R&R, "Although I'll regret leav- Thom Trumbo Steve Moir I fered me. I appreciate their confidence. I'm commented, "When ing many good friends, I'm very excited The two worked together at Chrysalis prior was National PD at Tom Joerres and I not going to let them down." about this opportunity. to joining Capitol/EMI. Taft, I had a chance it feels like a very Anderson told R&R, "We're very excited hit it off beautifully and MCA Records Group President Irving to work with Paul on around. With to have Kris joining us. He's done such a comfortable situation all Azoff commented on the appointments: a number of projects us with new great job at WNDU, we're all confident that (owner) Josephson behind "Moir and Trumbo have the perfect sen- while he was at KYYS. I'm confident he'll continue that success here." equipment and facilities, sitivity and insight into new contemporary It's rare to find a guy force in No immediate replacement was named we're going to become a dominant music and they provide the perfect chemis- who's always up, and Paul Fredrics in very short period of time." for Robbins in South Bend, but Steve the market a try to join the new MCA team." always enthusiastic. He works 22 hours a his new duties August 29. Delaney will serve as interim PD. Scollin begins Both appointments are effective immedi- day - I'm not sure if he eats or sleeps! ately, and no replacements for either Moir Becomes Paul's exactly what we need. He's total STAFF or Trumbo were announced. Babineau energy, sounds wonderful on the air, and is an absolute professional. He's got a natural Ptöbner. BOB WILSON Geffen National to work with people. He certainly PruNent/CNM E scathe OW.,- DWIGHT CASE Sweatte Managing ability W. President, Sete 4 98á014p: DICK KRIZMAN knows the format, and overall it's just a EredrM Editor: KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER AOR Director perfect arrangement." Art L0eclor: RICHARD ZUMWALT KVI & KPLZ Marko Babineau has been named Nation- really excited. Nees Edon: GAIL MITCHELL KVI/Seattle VP/GM J. Shannon Sweatte Fredrics told R&R, "I'm Naive a NiellMenet Edam: JHAN HIRER al Director of AOR Promotion for Geffen I always wanted to be a PD, but I never Found has taken on additional responsibilities as Edna: JOEL DENVER ICHRI, JEFF GELB (AOR), held similar respon- with JEFF GREEN WC), LON HELTON (Country). WALT LOVE VP/GM for sister FM KPLZ, following the Records. Babineau had dreamed I'd start in a major market (Beadn Rodeo), GAIL MITCHELL Weary L88.n.rgl, BRAD A&M for years, having join- It's a WOODWARD INevisrTelkl departure of Todd Bitts last week. Golden sibilities at 3/ such an aggressive, great company. 5r8rr A.eodet. Editors: KRISANN ALTO, ELLEN BARNES ed the company 51/2 years ago after working challenge, as there are some areas I'm Aeeoriate Edge: BARBARA BARNES, JUDI LUCAREW, West Exec. VP Bill Ward commented, real NINA ROSSMAN, RAI .7AR, for Arista. me SYLVIA CAROL TAYLOR "This is really our vote of confidence in in local and regional promotion unfamiliar with, but Randy is guiding CorrWr Unfree Director: DAN COLE Geffen President Ed Rosenblatt told team effort." Tires gala: ADRIENNE RIDDLE Shannon and the excellent job he has done along. It's a real ClcWaun OWoW: MARCELLA LOPER to working with a at KVI. R&R, "I look forward Regarding WSKS's format Fredrics WeeMtg40. ere.se 818 Corr,ecoan Ave., INN, Suite 300, of Marko's station has switched from a Wee*A19ton. DC 20008,1202e 4084940 "Both KW and KPLZ will be expected to person added, "The Vic* P,. ,I JONATHAN HALL achieve even faster growth than has been caliber. His accom- `classic rock' direction to more of an AOR Nations/ Sees Director BARRY O'BRIEN plishments at A&M going to be a tough battle, Wa&Mngt Editor : BRAD WOODWARD demonstrated in the past," Ward continued. hits approach. It's Sees R1pMrbthe VIVIAN FUNN speak for themselves. but we're all fired up." Manager: CHERYL SOMERS "Both stations have excellent people and OM. the Leeel Cotner- JASON SHRINSKY we will utili7p the strengths of each to sup- Marko will be IYMriee Isee.0, 1810 119th Avenue South, first National AOR N,89., TN 37212, 18151 292-8882, 282-8983 port the other in areas where it's mutually TRANSACTIONS area. CAW SHARON ALLEN SWEATTE/See Page 24 Director Geffen has Pr9Arclbn D8SCM.: RICHARD AGATA had. This move will AsaoreM Ale peso: MARILYN FRANDSEN strengthen Cox Pays $9 Million She/mashy ROGER ZUMWALT Martin Picked To further Typography. KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS, our relationship with SANDRA GUTIERREZ For WXFM/Chicago G0ep9lca. L.T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR Program WRKR the Warner Bros. Cne0ke Cogent: MARK SHIPPER Marko Babineau Di- marketing team, and Cox Communications has purchased Cre01A. Sauced 0x401: MIKE ATKINSON Pat Martin, most recently Program (Elmwood Park) for $9 million. M.'kamlec. Coat:Ma a PAM BELLAMY rector at Country -formatted WBCS/Mil- especially with WB Album Promotion WXFM/Chicago Dike reneger: NANCY HOFF named PD for CHR sta- Director George Gerrity." The seller is WXFM, Inc., headed by Robert Vic- Administers. Meister : PAULA PONCE waukee, has been Conover: MARGARET BECKWITH tion WRKR/Racine-Milwaukee, replacing Babineau told R&R, "My years at A&M tor, who has no other broadcast interests. lido 4 %cads s s published eery Fndry by Radio 6 Records, hc., have prepared me for the years ahead. The WXFM operates with 4.2kw on 105.9 mHz with 1930 Century Pak West. Los Angers, CA 90087 (213) 553-4330. Steve Warren, who will continue to operate S(.Oscrt0bns 5215 per year or 480 per purer htemet rei s.becno consultancy The Pro- tradition of developing and breaking new an antenna height of 1575 feet. 89, are $400 per AI reeeor,a . care tear, but no responsibly his small market yea. at WSB-AM & FM/Atlanta, assumed for uraoevled m.terY. 919 'ernes se ,ÇMs h metered ac- gramming Co-op. acts at A&M is now being established Cox currently.owns cepted for ptticebn. Al letters e00eesed M 968 or is Edon re be Geffen provide a ter- WLIFIBaltimors, WSOC-AM & FM/Charlotte, mourned Intended tor publication eve reproduction end mey »,89,0 WRKR owner Joel Thrope commented, Geffen. Not only does De used to br P10900e. Modem rosy be reproduced h wáor or h pert for an AOR specialist, but WHIO-AM & FMIDayton, KFI & KOSTILos MM.* .reran pemeudon from 100 q 881,.,. The terns AOR, Beck "Hiring Pat is probably the most exciting rific opportunity Page, Breakers, Most Added, redaW AApry-30, Parsers, Redo & the company's involvement in films, plays, Angeles, WIOD & WAIA/Mlaml, WWSHIPhila- Recati., .08 Seer Tee re registered tredr,r0s of Redo 6 Record. thing we've done for our future in the past Redid h U.S.A. riffled first dens to the United States, Canada, Enp- four years. The radio station finally has a and other areas of entertainment makes the delphin, and six television stations. Yne, Aurora, New Z.rr,0,, re Japan- .r. 1983 Redo 9 Records, hc. real sense of direction. It took a lot of per- job an even more exciting prospect. I can't Blackburn & Co. brokered the WXFM transac- Mr A ONabn or Hrt.Manks Ca 088}.0 tons MARTIN/See Page 24 wait to sink my teeth into it." tions. MORE TRANSACTIONS/See Page 24
www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 NAB Eyes Sponsorship Of Washington Report '84 Presidential Debates NAB has chosen "Voter Awareness" as the theme for its annual convention in Las Vegas next spring, and is mapping plans for major Tennessee Hits Consultant involvement in the 1984 elections. One step under consideration is a bid Western Union Joins to become sponsor of any presidential debates in the general election. Edward M. Johnson NPR Paging Venture The project is under the direction of or any other Republican candidates, and Edward M. Johnson, whose Knoxville - Western Union has assumed "a major NAB Executive Director/Public Affairs one day for Democrats. based consulting firm files thousands of TV equity position" in the nationwide satellite Rory Wilcox, who worked in the political Wilcox says there are "endless and FM applications with the FCC, has options" paging venture being launched by NPR and office at the Carter White House. Wilcox for other activites, such as production been ordered by the state of Tennessee to and Mobile Communications Corp. of America. has already gotten "good response" in satellite distribution of voter "cease and desist" offering engineering awareness Under the name of National Satellite Pag- meetings with campaign managers for the PSAs and issue-oriented weekly radio and services. The Tennessee State Board of Ex- ing Inc., the firm plans to distribute paging Democratic presidential candidates. This television programs featuring presidential aminers for Architects and Engineers says messages by satellite to NPR member sta- week she was to meet with the President candidates. it has no records to indicate that Johnson is tions, which will then hand them off to local of the League of Women voters, sponsor of NAB's goal is to a registered engineer. State law says at counteract traditional paging companies. For instance, the the 1976 and 1980 debates. Wilcox says the criticism of the broadcast industry's elec- least one principal of an engineering firm scheme could allow an executive travelling League appears to be interested in co-spon- tion coverage must be registered. and political advertising. in Los Angeles to be beeped by his or her of- sorship, while NAB would prefer to become "We need to do something early and strong FCC Considers Greater fice in New York. "institutionalized" as the sole sponsor. to show our concern for using our medium Protection Alaska AMs Acting NPR President Ronald Bornstein At a minimum, NAB hopes to host broad- constructively to increase voter awareness," For said Western Union's entry "illustrates con- cast candidate forums at the annual con- Wilcox explained. "It's a good citizenship The FCC has proposed increasing the sky - fidence in NPR's restoration to complete vention - one day for President Reagan thing." wave protection afforded to 16 Alaska AM fiscal health. Western Union said a major stations that operate on Class I -A and I -B part of its participation will be dedicating channels. The action comes in response to a its local sales and marketing organization petition filed by the Alaska Broadcasters to the project. Association. Rivera Protests WHBI Grant Increased protection would assure that FCC Commissioner Henry Rivera says i distant service to remote Alaskan villages his colleagues made a mistake in naming INTRODUCTION TO BROADCASTING - Broadcasters journeyed to Capitol Hill last week to isn't wiped out by interference from other Global Broadcasting Group as interim brief staff members of Congressmen who serve on the House Commerce Committee, which to the Alaska broad- handles radio and television legislation. The luncheon and briefing, sponsored by NAB, was call- stations. According operator of WHBI/Newark until one of 30 ed "Everything You Wanted To Know About Broadcasting And Didn't Have Time To Ask." casters, atmospheric and manmade noise applicants is chosen - as permanent operator Panelists included (left to right) Arch Harrison Jr., President/GM, WJMA-AM & FM/Orange, VA; are so low in the state that even extremely (R&R 7-8). weak signals can be heard at great distances Joel Chaseman, President, Post -Newsweek Stations; Ernie Fears, VP/GM, In a dissenting statement, Rivera says WRQX(Q-107)/Washington; Andy Ockershausen, Executive VP, WMAL/Washington; Ed Ryan, as long as there's no station interference. - Newark Radio Broadcasters Association Community Services Director, WDVM-TV/Washington; Virginia Pate Wetter, President, WASA & FCC Comments on the plan are due at the should have won because it is controlled by WHDG/Havre de Grace, MD. by September 12. minorities.
AFFILIATE ACCEPTANCE GROWS Satellite Conversion Of 1983 Going Smoothly
After a rocky start, the great satellite conversion of 1983 seems to "Basically things are going very well," Interest Up At have settled down. This week, as CBS and NBC began digital satellite Stinson asserts. He admits a few affiliations Free -Dish Nets will be lost, but believes the impact will be transmissions for the first time, affiliates have apparently recovered The networks that supply dishes to af- minor. Conversion has been strongest filiates free -of -charge say they're getting from the initial shock of having to spend up to $15,000 for an earth station. among major market stations and among numerous inquiries and some affiliations Stations are now signing up in healthy numbers to buy Scientific Atlanta market outlets eager to get out from small from ABC, CBS, and NBC stations that costs. The most reluctance earth stations. Network officials say the "reality" of satellite distribu- under landline don't want to buy receiving stations. has from "lower middle market sta- tion has set in, and that many stations have come to realize the tax and come Within the past year, AP Radio has com- tions." programming advantages of owning their own dishes. pleted a gradual $10 million program of sup- CBS, which started its digital broadcasts plying 840 dishes to feed AP Radio, Music Deadlines are also bearing down on af- to disclose how many of the final cut comes December 31, when the on Monday, refuses Country Network, and AP wire services to filiates. ABC, NBC, and CBS all plan a com- have committed to earth sta- Deep South, Texas, and California lose its 525 stations its affiliates. At its own expense, AP sup- plete end to landline transmission by Trans- all landline service. tions, although Director/Satellite plies at least one dish per community and year's end. ABC leads the way by cutting missions Betty Hayter says "the majority" picks up the tab for a 3 kHz local loop to off the Mountain Time Zone and six Nor- No Vocal Opposition shape for are on board. "We're in superb other stations. thern states on August 29. CBS jettisons the Battison's assessment of a smooth con- our total network and in our Arbitron entire Northern tier, coast-to -coast, on version is confirmed by WRNO/New Or- markets," she reports. Under its new ownership, UPI Radio also September 30. Avoiding the phased, leans President Joe Costello, Chairman of supplies dishes or local loops to affiliates regional approach, NBC ends landline ser- the Executive Committee of ABC's six af- free -of-charge. And it is willing to buy back vice for the entire country on December 15. filiate boards. "There is no opposition that dishes from the approximately 300 stations "Most of the questions people had a year anyone is adamant or vocal about," states ABC Satellites that purchased or leased their own when and a half ago are all going away," reports Costello. Scripps -Howard owned the company. Bill Battison, ABC VP/Planning, Finance & He says affiliates "are accepting the fact Asia's "Alpha" Currently, about 80% of UPI Radio's af- Satellite Development. "Things are going they're just going to have to buy a dish." Using its digital satellite capabilities, filiates get their feed from a dish or loop. really well." But he adds that many are "waiting until ABC last week transmitted Asia's new UPI wants that figure to hit 100% before the 1300 ABC Stations On Board the last minute," making it "inevitable" album, "Alpha," to ABC Rock Network AT&T breakup in January. At that time, ac- will be when ABC According to Battison, 1300 of ABC's 1800 that some caught dishless affiliates the day after its official cording to UPI spokesman Bill Adler, radio affiliates have now committed to buy- pulls down its landlines. release. Designed to help stations that "Local loops could go up in cost dramatical- ing earth stations. Digital transmission Costello believes it's best for stations, hadn't yet received the album by mail, ly " He began in January, and he estimates over rather than the nets, to own dishes. the first-time experiment could lead to AP Deputy Director Broadcast Services to the plus the flex- 400 stations are already taking the feeds. points tax advantages, regular satellite delivery of albums by Jim Hood agrees local loop prices will rise, ibility to change networks. And he adds "We're going to lose from 35 to 75 sta- the network. although he thinks the increase will be bewilderment, "The only people tions, maybe as many as 100 before it's all with some gradual. The solution to this new drain on who the small markets, and over. But that's less than 1% of our au- are balking are After cutting phone service to the Nor- the network, he says, is "more dishes." dience." The problems rest mainly with they pay their own landlines anyway. thern tier September 30, CBS will cut along RKO, which is converting to the same Sometimes those lines cost more than buy- ABC, NBC, and CBS, has small market stations "in transition," he - trunk phone lines, rather than geographical digital satellite as says. ing the dish." contours. Target dates for various areas to been on satellite since its birth, providing After the first group of states loses phone 70% Of NBC Audience On Bird lose landlines are October 29, November 27, dishes free to stations in the top 150 markets. line service in two weeks, ABC will next NBC Satellite Project Director Allan Stin- and December 31. Mutual finished its conversion to an analog target New England, New York, Pennsyl- son says stations representing 70% of Disaffiliations will come "largely from system in January of 1982, at an estimated vania, Michigan, and Wisconsin on October NBC's audience have now committed to tiny, tiny markets that just can't afford it" cost of $12 million. It now has 650 dishes 15. The Mid -Atlantic region and some satellite conversion. He expects the addi- as well as stations that are being sold and feeding more than 800 stations either direct- Midwestern states are cut loose October 30. tion of several major market stations to are thus "in a holding pattern with the ly or by local loop, with the purchase and in- Much of the South goes on November 29 and boost that figure to 85% within a few weeks. FCC," she says. stallation tab picked up by the network.
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Working women and motherhood married women working if their don't mix. That's the basic finding of a spouses could support them. recent Working Woman study. Ac- cording to an Advertising Age article. 56% of employed men and 43% of employed women felt that "work -ori- ented" women shouldn't be mothers. New ARI And despite the fact that the female workforce is a growing contingent 63% of employed males and 52% of Models women polled said being a working mother is "bad," even more so when Glancing quickly at its title, 'The Unveiled Top Ten 1956 -PRESENT' ap- the child is under six years. Sony's WM -7 In other results, the number of pears to be just another in the long women with paying jobs and children line of music history chronicles. For serious music fans, there's nothing worse than having their musical under 18 years rose 41 % to 55% bet- Granted, like others, it contains ar- concentration interrupted by the manual removal and flipping over of the ween 1970-80. At least that indicates tist photos (400 + ), facts, anec- cassette. Sony's automatic reverse Walkman (WM -7) alleviates that hassle. somewhat of an improvement over 40 Model Tucson dotes, and other information for the The $170 model also comes equipped with optional autorewind or continuous years ago, when it was deemed social- trivia buff But Gary Theroux, with play of either tape side, Dolby -C noise reduction, feather -touch controls ly unacceptable for married women to associate Bob Gilbert, added a operated via a see-through window in the case. carrying plus remote opera- As a follow-up to work. Interestingly enough, a 1938 different twist tion. There's also an override that nullifies the autoreverse element, reverting musical overview (TV. 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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 Page 11 Networks/Program Suppliers RKO Sets '84 Specials RKO Radio Networks has slated two series to tie in with special events in 1984, the political -oriented "Project '84" and the "RKO Olympic Express." The former features political coverage designed to give listeners a concise, informed look at the forthcoming election. Program segments in- MUSIC FEATURES clude "The People's Voice" on RKO One, and "Campaign America" on RKO Two. The "Olympic Express" consists of reports covering the winter and Dahlman Creative Media summer games with Charley Steiner, RKO One; John Madden RKO Two. Gordon Llghttoot special (Fas) Global Satellite Network Rocklin: NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES Loverboy (September 19) Men At Work (September 28) ABC Progressive Radio Net Innerview ABC Radio News presents five -part "The Dream Re- Laugh Machine:
visited' about M . King and civil rights w/Herb Innerview: Eddie Murphy/Bill Cosby/Rich Little/Steve Martin Kaplow (Week of August 22, August 27 week- (Week of August 22) Iron Maiden (September 5) end) Robert Plant (September 12) Contemporary Net: News Blimp: Accidents/young people losing hearing/being a fail- London Wavelength "The Child Is The Pnze" w/Lavonne Ellis ureNideo arcade attendance drops (Week of (August 22-26) BBC Special: August 22) FM Net: E&GusNe special with Genesis (October 14-31) Radio Entertainment Net Rock Hour: BEATLEMANIA REVISITED - ABC Watermark's "Sountrack of the '60s" "The Walking Wounded Of The Drug Culture'. w/Fox 8 Scheerer (August 22-26) The Olympic Minute: Salute to national guitar month Doors' recently sponsored a contest whereby a lucky listener won a trip to England wflost Children surpass champion (August 22) guitarists Robbie Krieger 4) to visit locations made famous by the Beatles. On hand during the drawing Information Net: (September The bowstring battle (August 23) "John Stossel Consumer Lookout" talks about car was Nm producer ("A Hard Days Night" and "Help") Walter Shenson (r), Mildred becomes "Babe" (August 24) Rock Over London: rust/child seats that saves lives (August 20-21) who reminisced about working with the Fab Four. Giving him their undivided Blood in the water (August 25) Moody Blues' Paul Young (September 4) attention are "Soundtrack" host Gary Owens (1) and producer Janis Hahn. CBS Watermark MJI Broadcasting Newsmark 26) (August TV Tonate: Rock Quiz: RadloRadio: Off The Record Specials: "Famiy Ties" - NBC (August 22) Rolling Stone "Star Chamber"w/Joan Rivers & 20 questions on back to schoolwork profile/Pokey Gum- "Two Marriages" ABC 23) Journey ¡September 2-4) - (August (September 3-5) by/actress Deanne Robbins on "Kris Erik Magazine Productions U2 (September 9-11) "Simon & Simon" - CBS (August 25) Stevens In Touch" (August 22-28) Guest DJ: - "Best lJttle Girt In The World"/"Hendon" - ABC Mutual Pop Concerts: Clayton Webster (August 26) Thomas Dolby (September 5) Laura Branlgan (September 2-4) Dolly Parton/Don Williams special (Labor Day Ouarterflash's Randy Ross (September 12) Joe Piscopo At Large: Westwood One weekend) Rock Album Countdown: Tennis tips (August 22) Brad Messer's Daybook: "Super Songs," hits special (Labor Syndicate It, Inc. greatest Asia/Police (September 2-4) Letters (August 23) Mona Usa stolen (August 22) Dey weekend) Musk Of Black America: Stevie Nicks/Loverboy (September 9-11) Soap opera update (August 25) Fannie Farmer (August 23) Museums of dull w/Tom Slimey (August 27) Lee Arnold On A Country Road: Regional Styles - lower Mississippi region Rock Chronicles: White House burned (August 24) (September 5) Sporting News Report: New Orleans/South Pole (August 25) Bobby Bare concert with Eddie Rabbitt, Earl More women In rock (September 2-4) Marc Wilson/Frank Krakatoa volcano/women vote (August 26) Thomas Conley, Alabama (September 3-4) The New York bards (September 9-11) Robinson/Peter Vitmar/Tom United Stations Flexes (August 29) Playboy Advisor: Rock USA: Special Edition: Dick Clark's Rock, Roll Mutual New love was a prostitute lied about divorce/amyl Paul Dean of Loverboy/Men At Work/Donnie Narada Walden & Remember: Michael (September 2-4) nitrate/heat and birth control IrisAan Hunter (September 3-4) World Series of golf (August 24-28) George Benson/Pt. I (September 9-11) (Week of August 22) Bee Gees (September 2-4) NBC Superstar Concerts: NBC The Great Sounds: "Newsline Extra". The Black Balance Sheet" Source: Journey "September 3) Rosemary Ctooney (September 2-4) w/various news bureaus. affiliates (Week Of Greg Kiln concert (September 2-5) UNWIRED RADIO Solid Gold Country: August 22) A Flock Of Seagulls concert (September 9-11) ABC Johnny Paycheck (September 2-4) FM Net: NETWORK RKO Networks Weekly Country Music Countdown: "Ringo's Yellow Submarine" (Now thru Larry Gatlin & Gatlin Bros. (September 2-4) November 26) Captured Live! (Perry Stone): PEOPLE Group W Quarterflash/INXS (September 3-4) Watermark CBS Countdown America Musical!: RadloRadio: James Williams, Ill named Announces w/John Leader (IS, Inc.): Eileen Breenan/composer Jerome Kem/top 10 'Concern Over America" wí20 of rock's best In General Broadcast Executive for AP. Broadway hits in 1953 (September 3-4) live oertormances (Labor Day) America spotlighted (August 20-21) Prior to this he was AP's Broadcast Ex- for California and QURE Hot Ones (IS, Inc.): Soundtrack of the '60s: Clayton Webster ecutive Southern Carlos Santana/Monkees/Phyllis Diller Nevada since 1982; before that he Irene Cera (September 5) Country Calendar: (September 3-4) Group W's QURE for adver- Club (September 12) held a similar position for Arkansas, Culture Leon Everette (September 5) tisers is the Quality Unwired Ra- Waylon Jennings (September 6) Louisiana, and Mississippi. He suc- Solid Gold Saturday Night Westwood One dio Environment, an unwired Sylvia (September 7) ceeds Mark Thayer. (Dick Bartley): Budweiser Concert Hour: Harlan Howard (September 8) radio network consisting of 11 sta- Box Tope (September 3) Chi -Utes (September 2-4) Big Al Downing (September 9) NBC News Correspondent John tions in ten top markets. They are: Temptations (September 10) Earth News: Tommy Overstreet (September 10) Palmer begins anchoring newscasts WINS/New York, KFWB/Los An- Joe Starnpley (September 11) on NBC Radio Network. He'll alter- Sounds Of Summer: Stray Cats/Robert Palmer/Frank Stallone (Week geles, WIND/Chicago, KYW/Phil- Air Supply live (September 4) Retro Rock: of September 5) nate the hourly newscasts with Jane adeiphia, WBZ/Boston, KOAX/ Fixx/A Flock Seagulls 5) Of (September Pauley. Mike Maus will also add an- Dallas -Ft. Worth, KODA/Hous- choring duties and be principal corre- Continuum Broadcasting ton, KDKA & WPNT/Pittsburgh spondent for the radio network On Bleecker Street: and KJOY/San Diego. coverage of the '84 conventions/elec- "Summer Nights" w/Righteous Bros. 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Windham Hill Promotes Four Krogstad New WSWT SM John Krogstad is tapped as Station Manager at WSWT/Peoria. He joins the station from Satellite Music Network in Southern California and Nevada, where he was Regional Affiliate Manager. Krogstad replaces George Caraway, who resigned to assume the GM post at KPTL & KKBC/Carson City, NV.
Schwartz Elected SRA President Walter Schwartz, Blair Tele- vision's President/COO, was re- cently elected President of the Station Representatives Asso- ciation, Inc. Prior to this, he serv- first WHIT BIRTHDAY CARD CONTEST - WHIT/Madison recently celebrated its ed a term as VP/Television of as a Gold station with a contest offering a listener more than $7500 in birthday SRA. Other elected officials in- prizes. Shown (l -r) are morning man Andy Haynes and PD Mike Ryan going clude: Secretary Victor Ferrante, through the thousands of cards sent in to enter the contest. Sr. VP, Katz Television; Trea- . surer Bill Fortenbaugh, VP/ Walter Schwartz Stations, Atlantic Division, Katz Radio; VP/Television David Allen, President Petry Television; and William Ackerman, Anne Robinson (top); Jeff Heiman, VP/Radio Michael Bellantoni, Executive VP, Torbet Steve Backer, Gil Bateman. Radio.
Windham Hill Records, which recently signed a distribution/promotion agreement with A&M Records, CBS Canada Reorganizes has promoted four staffers to key posts. Anne Rick Aaronson, VP/Business Affairs & Administra- Ackerman Robinson, formerly Corporate VP for the tion: Graham Powers, VP/Marketing; and Brad Weir, label, is now President, based in Palo Alto, CA. Most Director/National Promotion have resigned from CBS recently National Promotion Director, Jeff Heiman is Records, Canada to form their own management/con- upped to VP/Promotion. He'll operate out of the label's sulting company. Concurrently, the label appoints Seattle office. Steve Backer is elevated to VP/East VP/Sales Don Oates as VP/Sales & Marketing; VP/ Coast Operations, working out of Chester, NH. He Operations Jack Robertson Sr. adds Business Af- joined Windham Hill in 1982 and prior to that served as fairs duties for an interim period; and Art Graham is a consultant for Island Records. Gil Bateman, elevated to Director/National Promotion from Product newly -named West Coast General Manager, once ser- Manager, Columbia and E/P/A labels. KFI IS SEXUALLY SPEAKING - KFI/Los Angeles recently added Dr. Ruth ved as Director/Promotion & Marketing for Elektra Westheimer's talk show "Sexually Speaking" to its Sunday evening lineup, airing Records and was more recently with First American. 10:30pm. Clamo New WTAO SM from 9:30 to Shown (l -r) are Dr. Ruth, PD Jhani Kaye, and VP/GM Don He'll also serve as the main liaison between Windham Dalton celebrating the occasion. Diana Cierno has been named Hill and A&M, based out of the latter's Los Angeles of- Station Manager of WTAO/Mur- fices. Founder William Ackerman holds the Chief physboro-Carbondale. She Executive Officer post and will head both the A&R and moves in-house from the posts of production departments. Office Manager and Program ROCK.r.. Coordinator. Previous to that, - - o ,.x, M,n t wB7 1 ' she worked with Mid -America t 1/ `'°°x ¡ -Y/ r aIL7 Konowitch Named Enterprises. Diana Clamo `' r d
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Arbitron Reissues Three More Arbitron has announced that three more spring '83 local market reports are or have been reissued. The affected markets are Birmingham, Cincinnati, and Johnson City -Kingsport. The cause of the reissues was the same in all of the markets - incorrect simulcast times shown in the original version of the book. No station estimates or ranks are affected by the reissues. Where Did All Birch Moves New York Office Ed Keane, regional manager for Birch Radio, has announced the reloca- tion of the firm's office in Gotham. Birch can now be found at 1500 Broad- The Diaries Go? way, Suite 505, New York, NY 10036. New phone is (212) 391-8330. Thousands of spring '83 Arbitron diaries disappeared - never made it to the ratings projection stage - and the Riverside -San Bernardino: According to these gentlemen, problem has Arbitron officials baffled and broadcasters While Providence doesn't nor- Shaker responded by saying that upset. In the all-important spring sweep, when all markets mally have diary return pro- his firm was not prepared to do are surveyed, you'd think Arbitron would make every effort blems, Sunbelt markets often do. that. to assure stable sample sizes so broadcasters and advertisers The Riverside area is no excep- I spoke to two Arbitron of- could compare the results of this sweep to the data from tion. This survey saw a 33% ficials on the sample shortfall drop in overall metro diaries, a topic. Sales/Marketing VP Bill surveys. However, in a number of markets the previous plunge that makes the estimates Livek told me, "Due to the coun- pay- sample shortfall was highly notable. With broadcasters here subject to second-guessing. ty coverage study last year we ing much more to Arbitron this year than last, is there an ex- sample. Unfor- Men 18-24 were represented placed extra Let's look at some examples. the broadcasters got us- cuse for this shortfall? by just 53 diaries, just half of the tunately ed to that extra diary level, but it 20 % Average Decline Three Examples 107 used in the spring '82 sweep. wasn't in the cards for this year." Working on R&R's soon -to -be - To illustrate the dilemma caus- As for overall return rates, they However, I pointed out to Livek dealing ed by sample shortfalls I've se- too took the big tumble from released Ratings Report - that the extra sample for the spring results in the top lected three markets for analysis. 59% to just 50% of the diaries with the coverage study was placed out- I noticed a disturb- Perhaps you can follow through originally placed. 50 markets, side metros, and thus was not a In almost two dozen of on the same type of analysis for Sunbelt markets have transient ing trend. factor in this situation. was reduc- your metro and get an idea of populations that are sometimes the markets there a Radio Product Manager Claire the sample might have fluc- hard to survey. In addition, it's tion in metro in -tab (the total how Kummer agreed that the usable diaries) com- tuated and affected the quali- proved tougher for Arbitron to number of - coverage study wouldn't have results. In ty of the numbers in your recruit good local interviewers in pared to the spring '82 - had impact on the spring '82 from other market. these areas. Those facts, combin- addition I've heard metro in-tab figures. However, in Orlando and Providence: ed with this being the first use of broadcasters - she was at a loss to explain what who are In Providence the total metro DST for Hispanics in the River- Houston, for example - was causing the case of the miss- over seeing in -tab dropped by 27% from side metro, may have con- concerned and angry diaries. spring to spring, from 1734 to tributed to the malaise here. ing fewer diaries used to project lis- "We are concerned of course, at a time when 1267. The difficult -to -survey tening estimates, but to date haven't got this pro- are escal- men 18-24 demo was especially Orlando: their Arbitron bills blem figured out yet," she told hard-hit. In the spring '82 sweep While things didn't go well in ating. me. "We have our Research and top 50 it 106 such diaries were returned Riverside, they went even worse In going through the Data Collection departments though the average versus only 51 this time. in Orlando. With apologies to seemed as - looking into the matter, and we basis, was Finally, only 48% of the diaries the folks at Disney, ratings -wise decline, on a 12+ want to get this analyzed before to the placed in the metro were return- this was the "Tragic Kingdom" about 20% compared the fall book begins," she added. metro total in the spring '82 ed in a usable fashion, compared this survey. Arbitron's metro books. Any such decline adds to to 58% last year. diary total fell 46% from spring Action Items the cume values of the diaries us- All in all, not a very healthy to spring, with notable shakeups It seems to me there are several ed, which adds to the instability survey in Providence. No Dif- in the standings a possible by- things stations should be doing in of the estimates (the lower the ferential Survey Treatment product. light of the problems pointed out cume value of each diary, the (DST) impact here, just a pro- The return rate tumbled from here. First, do the spring -to- more stable and reliable the blem sweep in a market that 59% last year to just 44% this spring comparisons as I did to see for men estimates ). usually doesn't have such hassles. spring. The diary count how your markets stacks up. 18-24 took a dive too - from 73 Next, if there was a notable to 35. it is probably safe to say shortfall, let Arbitron know you're Q&A that the Orlando sweep will not unhappy about it. Most impor- be included in any Arbitron tant, however, keep in mind for John Hiatt, GM of KRLY/Houston, called to say, "My rates highlight films. sales and planning purposes that went up $20,000 this year, yet Arbitron keeps getting fewer and Arbitron's Stance in many markets the numbers fewer black diaries back. What can be done about this?" Arbitron's position on all this are wobbly - and that these First, John, let Arbitron - and your representative on the seems to be muddled. Broad- estimates should be seen and us- Advisory Council - know about the situation. Next, make sure casters who've met with Ar- ed in that light. You may want to your sales staff and the local ad community are up to speed on bitron President Ted Shaker on use a multi -book average to add the impact of such a decline. It is imperative that they understand the matter have suggested that some stability and credibility to that there were apparently only five diaries used for black males Arbitron might take some of its your numbers. 18-24 in Houston. That obviously hurts the quality of the additional revenues and try to And let's hope Arbitron does a estimates and could affect the fates and fortunes of stations. improve the diary return effort. better job in the fall!
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YLTRO RANK Y CTRO RANK Turn All Over Springfield 631 Greenville 64' America! Share Trends Persons 12+ Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Share Trends Persons 121- Mon -Sun CAM -Mid Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83
11.1 12.1 13.0 WHYN- FM Ie1O 13.6 1 11.8 2 13.1 W E SC - FM CM) 2 10.0 2 9.7 1 10.5 WMAS - FM (AC) 9.7 3 10.2 3 10.4 WFBC -FM (AC) 3 3 9.7 3 7.6 5 9.9 WHYN-AM NC) 3.5 10 8.3 5 10.3 WSSL- FM (CrYI 4 4 6.2 5 8.3 4 9.0 WMAS-AM (Ery) 8.8 5 8.9 4 9.1 WSPA- FM p111 5 7.4 4 8.5 3 7.5 WAQY-FM (*OR) 12.1 2 13.1 1 8.2 WHYZ-AM AM b ó 3.8 8 4.6 b 4.4 «CH- FM PY) 9.5 4 7.6 ó 7.7 WANS-FM (Cm 7 7 3.4 10 3.7 8 4.0 WTI C -AM (AC) N/A N/A 5.9 7 6.9 WCIW-FM (*ON) KM» 5.4 b 9 4.1 8 MA) 3.4 11 3.3 9 4.0 WT I C -FM 4.4 WASC-AM 9 3.6 9 2.3 14 3.3 WKEB-AM (TeM4 3.2 11 1.3 11 3.4 WESC - AM (C41 10 10 4.0 7 3.2 10 2.6 WCCC-FM (AOR1 2.9 12 1.7 13 1.7 WUKU-AM MOM
Adulte 18-34 Adults 25.64 Adults 1834 Adults 25-64 Mon Sun 8AM Mid Mon Sun BAY Mid Mon Sun 8AN Mid Mon Sun 8A1111 Mid RANK ST AT ION RANK STATION RANK STAT ION RANK STATION
1 WMAS-FM 1 WHYN-FM 1 WFI3C-EM 1 WESC-FM 103/16 1 WHYN-FM 2 WMAS-FM 2 WANS-FM 2 WFBC-FM 3 WAl1Y-FM 3 WHYN-AM 3 WSSL-FM 3 WSSL-FM 4 WHYN-AM 4 WMAS-AM 4 WCKN-FM 4 WS PA -FM WXKS-FM 17-13 WRCK 21-19 WJBQ 40-33 5 WTIC- FM 5 «CH -FM 5 WHYZ -AM 5 WHYZ-AM WPHD 33-30 WKRZ-FM 36-31 WHEB 22-18 CKGM on KZZB 35-29 WSQV 23-20 YLTRO RANK 65 METRO RANK PRO -FM deb 30 WQID add KQIZ-FM 23-18 Tucson Austin Z93 deb 33 WBCY add KISR 16-10 66 Y100 add KSET-FM 24-21 WYKS deb 28 Share Trends Persons 12t Mon -Sun 8AM-Mld Share Trends Persons 12+ Mon -Sun 8A1i-Mid on WANS-FM deb 35 KVOL 35-30 B104 Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Q102 add 29 WOKI 38-30 KNOE-FM add 11.9 1 11.6 1 8.4 3 KJYK -FM WI 14.2 1 1 deb 30 11.3 3 1b.2 KA5E-FM MIMT WGCL on WABB-FM add WGLF 9.0 3 11.6 1 11.2 2 KCUB-AM (CM 14.8 1 11.9 2 15.5 2 KHFI-FMAMA 10.0 2 2 10.1 3 KWFM-FM (A00) 3 KTFM add WHSL 19-13 10.7 13.4. 2 10.3 11.3 3 KL81-FM NON) WABX 40-35 7.4 5 5.4 9 9.3 4 !MN -FM Km) 5.0 8 5.7 8 13.0 4 KLBJ-AM (AC) 4 5 6.7 5 KLPX-FM NOR) WHYT on KROK add WBWB 39-30 7.9 6.3 8.1 4 b.4 6 S.b 5 ' KEYI-FM NCI 3.7 11 7.0 4 6.0 6 KHY T- AM (Ciel 7.8 5 5.3 9 5.3 6 KV ET -AM (CM 7 8 b.0 7 KCEE-AM (AC) 5 KBEQ add 92X add KFMZ 15-13 6.1 5.5 6.0 6 6.9 5.1 7 KNOW -AM (CM) 7.4 6 6.0 b 5.6 8 KXEW-AM ($Neel 4.5 9 7.4 4 4.9 8 KPEZ -FM (um 9 WLOL-FM on WZPL 40-36 KYTN 20-17 4.7 9 4.6 lu 4.3 KAl it -AM (EN) N/A N/A 3.2 10 3.4 9 KMMM-AM ($eenl 4.9 8 4.1 11 3.6 10 K FAT -AM (CM) N/A N/A 1.1 12 2.2 10 KTXZ-AM (Sne) KIMN deb 40 Z104 37-33 WAZY-FM add Q103 on WHOT 38-32 99KG deb 36 Adults 18 34 Adults 25 64 Adults 18 34 Adults 25-64 -Sun 8AN Mid Mon Sun SAM Mid Yon BAN KIQQ 20-13 KBBK deb 25 KFMW 36-33 Mon Sun Mid Mon Sun 8AY Mid RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION KMJK 19-17 KIKI add KCDQ 40-36 1 KCUB-AM 1 KL13J -FM 1 KASE-FM KYYX 7-3 WFBG deb 40 KGHO add 1 KWFM-FM 2 KRQQ-FM L KKQQ-FM 2 KHFI-FM 2 KLBJ-FM WKEE deb 40 WGUY 21-18 KCBN 28-21 3 KLPX-FM 3 KJYK-FM 3 KASE-FM 3 KHFI-FM -AM WHFM add WIGY add KBIM deb 37 4 KCU8-AM 4 KCEE 4 KEYI-FM 4 KEYI-FM 5 KHYT-AM 5 KXEW-AM 5 KNOW -AM 5 KPEZ-FM WKFM 27-23 WERZ 28-25 KSLY add WKHI 36-33
METRO RANN METRO RANK Raleigh -Durham 67 Omaha l Share Trends Persons 12t Mon Sun 8AN-Mid Share Trends Persons 12+ Mon -Sun 8AY-Mid
spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83
TALKING (AC) 12.1 1 F -AM 1 24.0 1 KFAB-AM (AC) 12.9 2 13.3 1 riff 22.7 13.9 2 2 WUCt.-FM (cliR( 1 7.1 4. 8 8 9.6 3 11.0 12.0 2 14.7 2 Kl)KQ-FM mile 3 WW1<-FM(AM 11.1 3 8.7 3 7.5 5 9.7 11.6 3 11.6 3 KEZU-FMiNON) 4 8.9 4 WKAL-FM (*CI 5 6 7.9 KGOK- FM MAO 13.8 1 12.6 2 7.4 7.2 5 FM(MII 5 4 8.8 4 8.8 WYYU- 5.6 b 8.2 4 6.2 WOW -AM (Cr1) 8.2 b 7 4.6 6 WW1( -AM (WM 5.2 HEADS 5.7 7 S.4 8.2 4 7.3 5 KESY-FM 7 WILE -AM We) 7 7.2 6 5.2 8 4.5 3.9 9 5.8 7 5.0 KUIL -AM IC1e) 8 WKI X -AM (Car) 5 5.9 b 4.4 7 4.3 8 3.4 8 KYNN-FM (cep 8.0 9 4.5 WPCM-FM ICY) 9 0.9 14 N/A N/A 2.9 3.7 111 3.0 10 3.2 KWU-AM eeq 10 8%8Y1 3.11 10 1.6 11 1.5 12 2.9 WT IK -AM 4.3 8 3.2 9 KYNN-AM (CIM "Burning Adults 18-34 Adults 25.64 Adults 1834 Adults 25 64 Mon -Sun 8A11 Mid Mon Sun 8AY Mid Yom Sun CAM Wd lion Sun BAY Yid RANK STATION RANK STAT ION RANK STATION RANK STATION The 1 WDCG-FM i WYYD-FM 1 KCZ K (2 - FM 1 KFAB-AM Down 2 WOL/R-FM 2 WKAL - FM 2 KEZO-FM 2 KOKO-FM 3 WYYD-FM 3 (812CC-FM 3 KGOK-FM 3 KEZO-FM 4 «AL -FM 4 WQUK-FM 4 KOIL-AM 4 WOW -AM House" 5 WILE -AM 5 WPTF-AM 5 KFAt3-AM 5 KGOK -FM
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Buffalo New Orleans WBEN Rock Steady In WEZB Adds Four, First; WYRK Drops Widens Lead; WYLD-FM Two; WPHD, WNYS Strong Second; Arbitron, Birch Spring '83 Quarterlies, 12+ Advance; WBUF Doubles Winter '83 Spring '83 WNOE-FM Improves; WBEN (AC) 9.7 9.7 WBYU Down Two WJYE (BM) 8.7 8.0 Winter '83 Spring '83 WPHD (CHR) 6.9 7.8 WEZB (CHR) 13.5 17.3 WGR (AC) 7.1 7.0 WYLD-FM (Blk) 12.3 12.8 WYRK (Ctry) 9.3 7.0 Sacramento Portland WRNO (AOR) 8.1 7.8 Norfolk WNYS (CHR) 5.8 6.8 WNOE-FM (Ctry) 5.3 6.2 WECK (BBnd) 7.2 6.7 WBYU (BM) 8.0 6.0 WGRQ (AOR) 6.7 5.6 KZAP Solidifies Hold WAJY (AC) 5.9 5.9 KRCK Still Climbing, WCMS-FM Ahead But WBEN-FM (CHR) 5.8 5.2 WWL (Talk) 5.0 5.5 On First; KAER Surges Takes First; KGON, Softer; WMYK Jumps, WKBW (CHR) 7.0 5.2 WAIL (Urbn) 7.0 5.3 Into Second; KRAK Also WBUF (AC) 2.6 5.0 KCNR-FM Slip; KGW, Takes AOR Title; WOWI, WQUE (AC) 4.1 4.5 Up; KWOD CHRs WZIR (AOR) 3.1 4.2 Leads KWJJ Healthier WTAR, WWDE Gain WSMB (AC) 5.3 4.4 WBLK (Blk) 4.5 4.1 WTIX (CHR) 3.4 4.0 WUWU (AOR) 2.0 2.1 WNOE (Ctry) 1.8 2.9 Winter '83 Spring '83 Winter '83 Spring '83 Winter '83 Spring '83 WYSL (AC) 2.3 2.1 WGSO (N/T) 4.2 2.6 KZAP (AOR) 11.4 11.3 KRCK (AOR) 8.0 8.7 WCMS-FM (Ctry) 14.5 12.4 WDCX (Rel) 1.1 1.5 WBOK (Blk) 3.5 2.4 KAER (Ctry) 4.2 7.9 KCNR-FM (CHR) 8.5 7.8 WMYK (AOR) 7.4 11.1 WXRL (Ctry) .6 1.5 WWIW (BBnd) KXOA-FM (AC) 9.1 6.9 KMJK (CHR) 7.5 7.7 WNOR-FM (AOR) 10.3 10.2 1.1 1.7 WYLD (Blk) 1.0 1.6 KRAK (Ctry) 5.5 6.3 KGW (AC) 6.7 7.6 WOWI (Blk) 7.3 8.5 WSHO (BBnd) .7 KWOD (CHR) 4.3 5.9 KGON (AOR) 8.0 7.1 WFOG (BM) 9.7 7.5 Indianapolis 1.4 KCTC (BM) 4.0 5.8 WLTY (AC) WYAT (Gold) 2.0 1.2 KUPL-FM (Easy) 7.3 7.1 6.6 6.4 WIBC Up Six, Takes KPOP (CHR) 7.3 5.3 KINK (AOR) 6.6 7.0 WNVZ (CHR) 7.5 6.0 KROY (AOR) 8.0 4.8 KWJJ (Ctry) 4.7 5.3 WTAR (AC) 3.4 5.3 Commanding Lead KSFM (AC) 5.5 4.8 KEX (AC) 8.8 4.8 WRAP (Blk) 4.6 5.2 Winter '83 Spring '83 KEWT (BM) 4.6 5.7 KXL-FM (BM) 2.1 4.3 WWDE (AC) 2.5 4.8 WIBC (AC) 10.7 16.3 Format Legend KHYL (Gold) 3.0 4.0 WGH (AC) WZPL (CHR) 12.1 13.3 KQFM (AC) 2.5 3.6 2.6 2.6 AC -Adult Contemporary, AOR- KFBK (News) 4.3 3.6 WPCE (Blk) WFBQ (AOR) 11.5 12.5 KXL (News) 2.6 3.6 3.4 2.6 Album-Oriented Rock, BBnd-Big KGNR (Talk) 4.4 3.5 KJIB (Ctry) 2.8 3.5 WGH-FM (Clas) 2.1 2.0 WFMS (Ctry) 10.2 9.6 Band, Blk-Black, BM/Easy- KXOA (BBnd) 3.2 3.0 WQKS (AOR) WTLC (Urbn) 5.8 8.1 KYXI (News) 3.3 3.2 1.3 2.0 Beautiful Music, Easy Listening, KFRC (CHR) 2.7 2.3 2.4 WNOR (Blk) 2.5 1.6 WENS (AC) 9.5 7.3 KPDQ (Rel) 1.7 CHR-Contemporary Hit Radio, KFIA (Rel) 2.2 1.9 KKEY (Talk) 2.2 2.1 WXRI (AC) 1.6 1.5 WXTZ (BM) 8.3 6.8 Clas-Classical, Ctry-Country, KGMS (Misc) .8 1.9 WNIS (News) WIRE (Ctry) 7.1 5.2 KKSN (Clas) 2.2 2.1 2.5 1.3 Gold -Oldies, Jazz -Jazz, Misc- KGO (Talk) 2.0 1.8 WCMS (Ctry) .8 WNAP (CHR) 6.3 5.1 KYTE (Ctry) 2.6 1.8 1.2 Miscellaneous, News -News, KRQR (AOR) 1.2 1.4 WNDE (AC) 2.2 2.3 KUPL (BBnd) 2.6 1.5 WTJZ (BBnd) 1.1 1.0 Rel-Religious, Span -Spanish, WIFE (BBnd) 3.0 1.4 Talk -Talk, Urbn-Urban. WGRT (Urbn) .9 1.0
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STOP METRO RANK METRO RANK Fresno 691 Wilmington 701
Share Trends Persone !2 , Yon -Sun BAY YId Share Trends Persons 12-t Yon -bun 8AY-Mid DOGGIN' Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 10.9 AOR) 5.5 6 4.8 7 KM.") -FM 10.3 2 8.9 2 9.8 WS f W -FM .CM) 9.0 2 ICHp 1 11.0 1Z.5 1 KYNU-FM 9.9 3 8.4 4 ö.b «DEL -AM (AC) 8.0 3 MC) 3 9.3 2 11.2 1 KM I -AM 11.0 1 10.6 1 8.0 WIBK -FM IeM) 7.9 4 ,CM) N/A N/A N/A N/A KM(:)( -FM 8.8 4 8.9 3 7.9 4 WMMK-FM (AOR) 6.1 5 AON) 5.5 5.3 5 KF I(: -FM 2.7 12 2.7 15 S.1 5 WIUI)-FM (ACM) 6.0 t, e 7.9 4 8.9 3 KKNU-FM (NM 4.7 b 4.9 5 4.5 WYSP-FM (ACM) ME 5.7 AROUND 3 7.3 4 KFYE - FM !CNN) 7 5.3 4.8 5 3.8 d 4.3 WC AU- FM (CM) 7 4.7 b -Am (Ctrl') 4.8 5.5 6 KAIAK 3.8 8 3.7 9 4.3 e WUSL-FM (WIN.) 4.3 KX E (Span) 9 2.1 15 1.0 17 X -AM 1.3 19 2.9 13 4.1 Wi)SU-FM (City) 3.6 10 4.0 8 3.9 10 Nair -AM ,SasM 2.8 11 3.0 11 3.9 1U WAMS -AM KKR)
Adulte 18-34 Adults 25-64 Adulta 18-34 Adulte 2564 Won Sun 6AY-Mid Yon Sun MAU Mid Yon -Sun 8AY-Yid Yon Sun 8AY Yid BREAKERS \ RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STAT ION .NNNN
1 KM)) -FM 1 KYNI.)-FM 1 WSTW-FM 1 WSTW-FM Thank You Radio 2 KYNO-FM 2 KFIG-FM 2 WMMR-FM 2 W)öK-FM 3 KMGX-FM 3 KFYE-FM 3 WiOQ-FM 3 WKSZ -FM for Trying Out 4 KFYE-FM 4 KMGX-FM 4 WYSP-FM 4 WOE -AM KFIG-FM 5 WUSL-FM 5 the New Single by S KMJ -AM WIOQ-FM
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Share Trends Persons 12+ Yon -Sun 8AY-Yld Share Trends Persons 12-r Yon -Sun 8AY-Yid
Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83 Spring 82 Fall 82 Spring 83
11.2 1 12.9 10.9 W88W -AM (Tels) 10.4 2 11.4 1 12.b 1 KOMP-FM (AOR) 10.7 2 8.1 6 7.3 6 WYFM-FM (MO 12.1 1 14.2 1 11.7 2 KLS)C-FM (CNN) 9.9 3 10.1 2 11.2 2 WKNN-FM iga 6.5 6 7.2 3 10.4 3 KXTZ-FM (SM) 8.2 4 8.6 4 7.b 5 WKI1N-AM (AC) 7.1 5 5.4 10 7.8 4 KFMS-FM (CNY) 5 9.3 3 7.1 8.0 W5N0-FM (AOq 8.7 3 6.4 7 S. 8 5 KV E(: -AM Kell 8.2 5 9.4 8.1) WL)1(K-FM Ms) 8.1 4 6.0 8 5.4 b KUKK-FM IM) 6.9 7 7.8 7 7.9 4 WHUT-AM MN 4.3 11 6.4 6 S. 1 7 KUWN-AM (AC) 6.7 8 4.8 8 6.3 8 rLIQU[ WFMI-AM UCI 6.1 7 6.5 4 4.9 KUUU-FM (AC) 4.0 3.7 10 3.7 10 WUM r - FM (IRMRI 2.9 13 3.2 12 4.5 9 KUKK-Am (AC) 4.0 1U 2.b 12 2.b 12 00451S-FM UOSI 3.2 12 1.5 14 4.0 10 KNUD -AM (NwM
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1 WSRO-FM 1 WK13N-FM 1 KOMP-FM 1 KFMS-FM 2 WYFM-FM 2 WL1XK-FM 2 KLUC-FM 2 KLUC-FM 3 WHOT-AM 3 WK13N-AM 3 KFMS-FM 3 KXTZ-FM 4 WMMS-FM 4 WYFM-FM 4 KUUO-FM 4 KVEG-AM 5 WQXK-FM s WHUT-AM 5 KM)) -AM 5 KRAM-AM
!ÏI METRO RANK METRO RANK 741 Baton Rouge 731 Flint 1 Share Trends Persons 12 + lion Sun 8AY-Yid Share Trends Persona 12+ Mon -Sun 8AY Mid
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"It Must Be Love" Dial "R" for ratings? Would you believe the interview, which was translated into 7-29562 the phone company is getting into the broadcast Spanish for KAMA. As a gift, the stations research business? It seems that with the pend- brought the President a jar of jalapeno-flavored Produced by Clive Langer ing split of AT&T some broadcasters have ap- jelly beans. and Alan Winstanley proached the communications giant about re- Several GM changes taking place in Texas, searching the communications media. Given the as KZFM/Corpus Christi's Don Sutton phone company's facilities and WATS capabil- resigns ... across town KITE names Chuck The Second Single ities, national and regional broadcast research Dunaway as GM ... and Dick Debutts could become a part of the new Ma Bell's becomes the GM at KBFM/McAllen-Browns- from the future. Talk about "number, please." ville. Debut Geffen LP If you've heard that consultant Mike Best wishes for a speedy recovery to will be his Hot Hits format to re- MADNESS GHS 4003 Joseph bringing Mutual VP/Programming Dick Carr. He's your town, now that WMAR-FM/Baltimore is ported doing fine after emergency quadruple up and running, don't react just yet. Mike ad- heart bypass surgery last Friday (8-12), two mits he's ready to make his next move, but says days after being taken ill while jogging. he still hasn't decided in which direction that Check out the new Billy Joel video "Tell move will be. He expects to choose from "six Her About It."In addition to a decent Ed Sulli- C H R NEW & ACTIVE very strong possibilities" within two weeks. van lookalike and a cameo by Rodney Dan- 81/41 Bill Staton has exited his Division VP/ gerfield, Columbia's Ray Anderson makes a ADDED THIS WEEK: Black Music -Marketing post at RCA Records, brief appearance right at the beginning as the with no immediate replacement named and his TV director in the booth. He even gets a line of WXKS-FM KZFM KZ93 WXLK future plans undisclosed. dialogue. Ah, showbiz .. . WBEN-FM WRQK KLUC KKQV The hot rumor in San Francicso is that Johnny Dolan returns to 195/Miami as WPHD WOKI KSKD WBWB KSFO will go News/Talk when King Broad- Programming Assistant to PD Keith Isley, casting takes over. which ups Brian Thomas to PD at KCAQ/ CHUM FM100 WACZ KFMZ Bill Tanner has announced that WASH/ Oxnard -Ventura. Q103 G100 WGUY KRNA Washington has indeed begun evolving from a WPI.J/New York has just inked ten-year KMJK KRGV WOMP-FM KFMW very traditional A/C approach to an adult station veteran Pat St. John to a lucrative five- KC1O1 KIIK WKHI KOZE CHR, and has hired Dude Walker, formerly year deal. WSPK KMGK WJBQ KDZA with WPGC and Q107, to join the airstaff. Dave Anthony, whose last assignment was is now on board as PD at KHOW/Denver, has joined Double - WPST WMEE KISR KBIM Also, Rosemary Winter Tanner's Programming Assistant and Promo- day's KPKE as Assistant PD/morning man. KZZB WGRD Q1O1 KSLY tion Director. The only unanswered question Here's the new lineup for KNX-FM/Los KIST now is - what's that "major announcement" Angeles, soon to be KKHR. PD Ed Scar- the station is promoing for Monday evening (8- borough expects the "Hit Radio" format to be 22) at 6:05? on the air in a matter of days: 5-9am Lou Street Talk hears that WLAK/Chicago Simon (formerly KZZP/Phoenix), 9 -noon PETER may be planning a "Nothing But Love Songs" Dave Donovan (aka Joe Cipriano from promotional campaign, similar to WPIX/New KHTZ/Los Angeles), noon-3pm Christopher York. Since WPIX claims a service mark on Lance (KFRC/San Francisco), 3-7pm Todd that slogan, such a campaign in the Windy City Parker (KITS/San Francisco), 7pm-midnight could give new meaning to Jackson Browne's Mark Hanson (aka Beau Summers WZPL/ "Solsbury Hill" Indianapolis), all -nights Dan Lopez (KNX- "Lawyers In Love." Congratulations to David Fleischman, FM). Weekenders include Steve Randall and Craig Sea Produced By Peter Gabriel who moves up to the national promotion staff at (KNBQ/Tacoma-Seattle) Atlantic from his Dallas promo post. David is (KNX-FM), Dave Hull remains with the & Peter Walsh now an Associate National Album Promotion station as MD, and Jacquie James is named Director. Programming Assistant. Outlet has applied for the calls WRLX Look for Q105/Tampa Operations From the Geffen LP (relax?) for its new Washington FM, which was Manager Mason Dixon to name a new PD for PLAYS LIVE 2 GHS 4012 F supposed to become a News/Talk complement the station very soon. to all -News WTOP. Even though the new call Word out of the Midwest is that KHTR/ letters strongly suggest Beautiful Music, Sr. St. Louis's new PD Scott Alexander has re- VP/Radio Dick Rakovan says no final decision ceived a black wreath as a welcoming present. has been made on format. Formerly WHFS, Could it possibly be from across the street at and now WTKS, the station has been dark since KWK? Outlet took over in mid -July. The company is KQFM/Portland has applied for new call shooting for an early September comeback. letters KRRZ, to be known as "The Rose." CIIR KAMZ/E1 Paso and Spanish language Very appropriate, since Portland is the "Rose in A/C format is SIGNIFICANT ACTION sister station KAMA were granted an exclusive City." No change the current radio interview in the Oval Office with President anticipated. Reagan. The 20 -minute chat took place August Dave Brauer has been promoted from PD WPHD deb 40 WHOT add KSKD on 4 and the President responded to questions con- to GM at KTMT/Medford, OR. WGCL on WERZ add KYYX on cerning Hispanic interests. KAMZ PD Bob KSPO/Spokane switched from WABX on WISE add WJAD on West, KAMA PD Ernie Quinones, and News/Talk to Country (8-15) and has asked the new call letters KKER. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 24 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 FORMAT RETURNING TO MASS APPEAL TRANSACTIONS Martin Rex Broadcasting Welldon Shifts To WIFI PD Post Continued from Page 3 Purchases KNDE and WDAS-FM air person- Doug Welldon, PD at WSGF/Savannah mer WCAU-FM KNDE/Tucson has been sold to Rex Broad- Dr. Johnson, and addressed the suasion to get him over here, but the entire (now WIXV) for the past six years, has ality Perri casting Corp. for $2.65 million. The seller is signal problems. "We are staff is very happy about Pat joining the transferred to WIFI/Philadelphia as PD for station's ongoing KNDE, Inc., which is 100% owned by Raymond into some avenues that have been station. A lot of our energies and promo- Beasley Broadcasting's newly acquired looking Kandel, who retains ownership of KTUC/Tucson. previously unexplored. I think the station tional dollars will be aimed more at the outlet. The move allows Welldon to continue The major stockholder in Rex Broadcasting is we want to do as long Milwaukee market than in the past." with Beasley, as WIXV was just sold to Bur- can win and do what James Slone. Other broadcast interests are is right; however, we won't be Martin amplified further on WRKR's new bach Broadcasting. as the signal KCUB/Tucson, KROD & KLAOIEI Paso, and an competitive stance. "I'm delighted to be WIFI VP/GM Art using the signal as excuse." KRUXILubbock, TX. who worked in the here at WRKR. Basically, we've gone to Camiolo told R&R, Welldon, previously KNDE operates with 30kw on 99.5 mHz and at both WFIL and playing about 90% current material, taking "Everyone on the Philadelphia market antenna height of 190 feet. station will be on the 'Hit Radio' format philosophy. In staff is thrilled to be WIOQ, commented, "This Blackburn Co. brokered. we going to upgrade the com- & hooked up with a more mass appeal than it has been in the essence are of this station, making it the broadcaster like Beas- past. We are just seeking the proper posi- petitive profile Maycourt Buys Rau's outlet in Milwaukee to break the hits. ley who's got 13 radio tioning at the present time to draw cume first excellent signal through- stations and is inter- from several stations rather than setting "WRKR has an WBBB & WPCM Milwaukee metro mar- WBBB & ested in making this our sights on one specific target. There are out the five -county Maycourt Company has purchased is much like WWKX/ Rau Radio Stations one a winner. Doug some very vulnerable stations in this ket. This situation WPCM/Burlington, NC from sits a few miles out of town a of Audo- has been handpicked market, despite the rapid format changes Nashville, which for $2.6 million. Maycourt is subsidiary was the first FM to program this sta- Doug Welldon taking place. in Gallatin, TN. WRKR bon Broadcasting Co., which owns WNOK-AM market ten years ago, with 5kw tion and I'm glad to have him here. He's "I'm certainly appreciative that (owner) CHR station in this & FM/Columbia, SC. WBBB operates we changed formats since. has 100kw and anten- done a great job for Beasley already, so I George Beasley gave me the shot at this and haven't on 920 kHz, while WPCM opportunity to in- expect that to continue here. (Consul- station. Group PD Bobby Magic has been a There is an excellent na height of 910 feet at 101.1 mHz. we are going to go for TN tant) Rick Carroll is still working with us, super person to work with over the past crease ratings, and Rau also owns WATO & WETOIOak Ridge, The but on a limited basis through (group PD) couple of years, and his efforts and input it." and WPDX-AM & FMIClarksburg, WV. two and a half years pro- of Bobby Magic. We are applying for new were vital to my transfer to Philadelphia. I Martin spent group is awaiting final approval of the sales WBCS, and prior to that was PD MD and WDOV & calls because we want to start over with a believe he will be a key factor in our suc- gramming WNAV & WLOMIAnnepolis, WSPT/Stevens Point for clean slate." WIFI has asked for WXTU. cess here." Welldon's other programming at CHR-formatted WDSDIDover, DE five years. & Co. brokered. Camiolo also announced the hiring of for - experience includes WRAW/Reading, PA. Blackburn Greenwood Takes BMI Awards Feinstein WHAS Tanner Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 is totally untrue and will make us even stronger." ed our engineers to shut down "That Why would I have Feinstein stated, "I'll miss the transmitter. Unfortunately, ridiculous. million when I was the warmth and closeness that it all happened so fast, we didn't hidden $80 company to Media make WYSP so special. It's a have the chance to tell listeners selling my the alleged kick- great place to work: the staff is we were going off the air. It was General?" On wonderful, Infinity Broad- the hottest story of the day, and backs to persons supplying new "We don't casting is outstanding, and GM we couldn't even cover it." business, he stated, you have Harvey Pearlman and PD It took five firemen an hour to have kickbacks. When performance, Michael Picozzi's patience and bring down Freeman, who was quality and good have to go to guidance have helped me pro- shaken up but otherwise unin- usually you don't can be fessionally and personally. jured. Tower riggers then these tactics. Kickbacks very easily." Joining the R&R team with the climbed back up, released the misunderstood charges have hope of maintaining the respect propane gas, and disengaged No criminal filed or indictments re- won BM! awards and credibility that Jeff Gelb the gondola and balloon rem- been MCA artist/songwriter Lee Greenwood and his publishers in the ease, and it is the ceremony are (!-r) Sycamore Valley has built for the AOR section is nants. turned for "A Love Song." Pictured at that weeks or even Lee McFadden, Greenwood, MCA Music's Leeds Levy and an enormous challenge. I'm "According to the newspaper estimated Music's Larry pass before any Jerry Crutchfield, and BMI's Joe Moscheo. gratified by the vote of con- articles," said Nugent, "Free- months could is taken, as the FBI fidence, and excited at the op- man is an experienced balloon- court action must examine some 20 portunity to serve program- ist whose knowhow saved his and IRS taken from Boston mers and managers." life. However, others feel he boxes of documents Reed Night In headquarters. Gelb observed, "The time was `hotdogging' and could the company's issued no comment I've spent as AOR Editor has have avoided the tower. Either The FBI to confirm that the been the most productive of my way, it was expensive for him, other than taken place. career. The opportunity to get as that balloon was worth over search had to know and learn from the ab- $10,000. solute leaders of the business "The ironic part," added Nu- has been enormously exciting gent, "is that we were the offici- STREET TALK and fulfilling. When I felt the al station co-sponsoring the next urge to continue to learn in new day's big balloon race, which of the state fair. Free- areas, I knew I wanted to do it was part Continued from Page 22 at R&R, so when I found the op- man used his backup balloon to portunity to segue into sales, I enter, and our Marti -equipped jumped. As I will be specializ- afternoon man Bill Cody ended ing in AOR sales, I'll still be up riding in his balloon! Bill In what appears to be a run- speaking with both the radio wasn't too happy about that, but away, Willie Nelson con- we did get a good interview out and record friends I've made tinues his quest for the undis- of it." over the years, and that's going puted "Duet Champion" title to make doing this new job a Nugent noted it was too early -voice pleasure." to tell whether or not WHAS by lining up future two would take legal steps to recov- projects with both Julio Lou Reed introduced his RCA video "A Night With Lou Reed" at Boston's At WYSP, PD Picozzi com- Pictured (l-r) are er its buses and expenses. That Rathskeller, and received a Strawberries Records jacket. mented that no replacement for Iglesias and Diana Ross. RCA's Larry Palmaccil. will be Strawberries' Karen Brooks, Reed, and Feinstein had been chosen, and decision apparently WAIV/Jacksonville has reached when insurance ques- that "these are tough ears to joined the Transtar Radio fill." He is accepting resumes tions are resolved. PD Reggie Black- as the station's new Wedding bells ringing (8-20) and letters from prospective Network. Toledo candidates. Feinstein starts at well has departed, while morning team. for WACZ/Bangor MD R&R September 6. Production Director Pete At WOUR/Utica, Peter Michael O'Hara and bride-to- Sweatte Owen was promoted to Hirsch has been promoted to be Susan Julian. Continued from Page 3 Manager. PD. The NAB is having a tough Starr Continued from Page 1 Operations (just 11 to KX104/Nash- time with talent this year, as in Konstantin Grab resigned in beneficial. Better utilization WJZR/Kannapolis Congrats - early May. "I have a couple of of facilities and people is our miles NE of Charlotte, NC) ville afternoon driver Bobby years past. First, Quarter candidates already," he said, ultimate goal, and this can has kicked its power from 10 to Cook and wife Sherry on the flash backed out of its more effec- "and I'll be talking to people at certainly be done 50kw and is blasting its new birth of Ashley Nicole August booking, and then replacement NAB Programming Con- tively with common manage- the CHR format into the Charlotte 15. Bobby, looking for a way group the Fixx did the same, ference in San Francisco at the ment." metro. Billing itself as Z100, of diaper detail, broke his as had Stiller & Meara last end of the month." Sweatte joined KVI in Dec- out fret . . . the WBZ Assistant Program ember 1981, having previously the new station is being pro- collarbone while playing year. But don't Manager Chris Cross has been served seven years as VP/GM grammed by R.C. Chrysler. basketball and won't be able to Pointer Sisters and Barbara is ex- named acting Program Manag- of KJR/Seattle. Bitts Bob Madden & Brian do much of anything but talk Mandrel! will be there, ready is pected to announce his future er until a final appointment Nelson have joined WIOT/ for about eight weeks. to entertain. made. plans shortly.
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"Giving the responsibility for the target to the sales- person who just has the target on his or her list is wrong! It is critical to match the talents of the sales Sales force to the target account."
Your even caught the rhythm of the skip all the stuff ahead and go Putting Station advertising: straight to contract! ) Just in key weeks? Lest we move on too quickly Just in front of holidays? here ... too often we do not have On "Target" Just in the summer? adequate information on the man- "Target accounts" now there's a common expres- paging through looking for ac- Just before Christmas? agement structure for the target. ... is fairly that you won't We to counts, make a list of the events It certain may not even be able iden- sion! be able to sell "out of rhythm" tify the buyer, let alone know any- happening in your city during the though it may be, it's an expression with the plan! Also, most If this is Yet, common next two quarters. normal thing about him/her! a with a million definitions. For our purposes, let's define a Red tag days advertisers may change concepts fact, try to match your personnel and logos and ad managers, but target account so that we are dealing in the same seman- Moonlight sales to the type of business. tics for evaluation. Parades they don't change their advertis- Please do not assign the target it down to 10-20 really big and im- Anniversaries ing rhythm ... even for your sta- without some real strategic think- portant opportunities. tion! ing. A target account is one that we Back to School As the librarian turns off the be using our station Easter, etc. believe should light, you should have enough on regular basis to advertise Making Your List This information is critical in your a material to (insert) into your The Sales Rep's Job their wares. It is a potential ad- It is wise to look at a number of daily sales meetings, for it allows sales plans for at least two mon- Once assigned the salesperson vertiser who requires a real job of barometers in the marketplace. you to be two to three months ths. And, you're a lot smarter has only just begun. The salesper- before we can make a You might want to look at the local ahead and avoids the terrible em- analysis about the next two quarters than son must: And, it is an account TV monitor ... the local radio barrassment of missing a big presentation. the others in your town. Return to the library and will deliver a monitors ... your own billing sales opportunity.) that, once sold, completely research the ac- value worth the trouble! lists for last year ... the year be- Look only for accounts with a Matching Account all count. should be fore ... the new business licenses. page and larger. Jot down The target account quarter And Salesperson Measure the ads! the But most important of all is the the and date jot down the chosen and "valued" by day ... Now ... get this material in Value the ads! in with the sales local newspaper(s). Newspapers products advertised jot down manager concert ... readable form and get all the Check price and item! if there is more are the perfect resource material the size and position of the ad. Two manager. And, management types together. The Note positioning! than one sales manager (i.e. na- for target account search: hard hours at the oaken library first steps must now be taken. You Check for co-op! It's at the library! or the microfilm machine, tional, retail, general, local) ev- table, must give a monthly value to the Lay out the ad plan that ran the management level It's filed by date! and you have a nice list of 30 eryone at will account: $10K ... 20K ... 100K for one whole year! should be involved. And there's no charge! to 40 perfect targets. . and decide which of our 17 Look in all the real estate be realistic while this All you need is a ruler and a free If your ruler was handy you Let's magic salespeople is to be assign- sections for new store open- made don't set evening and you can begin to for- figured out how much was spent choice is being ... ed which target! ings and the dates! list of two hundred potential mulate your list. weekly and monthly. And, if you up a All the rest of what needs to be Check society pages to see OK to (However, while you [not so- took the time to run through the target accounts. It's start done pales to insignificance if we how active the management high, but we want to winnow meone you sent ... you! ] are ads "one more time" you have that can't give the target a value and is in charity, etc. cannot evaluate our sales Then back to January 1 to horsepower to make it work. Giv- check the competition's ac- ing the responsibility for the tions. target to the salesperson who just Then go to the store/stores! How To Buy A Production Library, has the target on his or her list is Open a charge account! wrong! Shop the store/stores Without Getting Burned. Remove all target accounts Pick up flyers on the floor from existing lists and start over. Look at the window displays It's the same old story. Their demo sounds And every cut in The Sound System is record- When working on target accounts How was the parking? wonderful. But their update cuts sound like ed just prior to you receiving it. Always fresh. it is to match the talents of they were recorded by the All Polanda Polka Always correct. That means quality music that's critical What are the sales clerks Trio. And you wonder "why?" hot off the press. the sales force to your newfound like? LAce Moths to a Flame Fire Up Your Sales Team knowledge and desires for addi- If there are branches, are They promise you tracks by the guy who With The Sound System you can sign up new tional income. Take a legal they all the same? wrote McDonalds, but what you get and increase existing advertising are 5 year accounts pad ... draw a line down the mid- Once there, ask the "personnel" old "demo" tracks he couldn't sell to his clients. schedules. And we'll show you how. Your sales dle of the page put the name In fact, many of the cuts in this "all star" staff will be trained by the same people who call ... (clerks!): library are old tracks bought from local jingle on advertising agencies for Otis Conner - of the target account at the top .. . companies that major advertising agencies people who know how to sell advertising music. list the information you have (the Do you use TV? would never use. Advertising Hot Line challenge!) on the left ... list the Do you use radio? But The Sound System Call your advertising attributes of the salesperson you is different - very different. Do you use billboards? agency. Ask them about think should be in charge of the at- The Sound System is Otis Conner Productions. Do you use direct mail? Otis Conner Production's They know about us and the tack on the right. Do they match? Do you use shoppers? first library. But it's far from success of our clients. Generally it's right here that the Who is in charge of adver- being his first venture into Chances are they've never whole We don't advertising music. Otis Con- thing collapses! tising? heard of the companies that sales team individ- ner has written and pro- produce other libraries. have our crack duced CLIO Award "identified by talents and If you're ready to ually Somewhere in here a dialogue Winning music campaigns increase your local sales proven capabilities." for such as: must start with the executives at clients Century then we're ready to show Some of the matching infor- 21, Texaco, Crest Tooth- the target. I'm sure you have a you how. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 28 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 News/Talk Sales Promotions: News/Talk Stressing Strengths Like many N/T and News stations, WBBM performs much better in Scarborough qualitative research than in ratings, according to WBBM, Barbara DiGuido She has translated that infor- BRAD WOODWARD mation into sales pieces stressing categories in which WBBM is the leader. "For instance, we were first among men, people with ;ncomes above $50,000 lecision-makers, chief operating BPA PANEL officers of corporations, people who spent the most money on airline travel. "We put together a series of pieces that can be used separately sr bound together, sum- marizing very quickly for the potential advertiser what our station is all about. It's better than statistics." Like KCBS. NBBM is also 'oeginning to develop audio-visual sales presentations. One Promoting News/ focuses on the station's business programming. Others will stress sports and WBBM's appeal to working women. And Barbara said there'll be a "generic presentation for new, potential adver- tisers who don't know too much about the station. Another sales tool Barbara ases the advertiser testimonial, -ocalizing a technique RAB has Radio on by account execs about Talk used for national sponsors advertisers are interviewed tape their Advertising & promotion directors from four N/T stations sat down why they use WBBM. The -esulting spots, whir'-, art. egged as commercials to avoid preemp- in New Orleans in late June to share ideas about television advertising, tion, are tagged with the WBBM salesperson's name and phone number. Barbara said, "So far sales promotions, and special events. The setting was the we've been getting a very good response. They've been getting a lot of leads for new adver- contests, new to radio, which makes them effective." Broadcasters Promotion Association's (BPA) annual convention. For tisers. Many of these people are able to attend, here are some highlights from the those who weren't WBBM discussion, which was moderated by Sharon Warantz of WFAA/Dallas. a is Newsraddo wssM aalo er 78 Is lNell»,pa Travel: n/ing S5OneOOO Adults Pam Cleeland, WXYZ/Detroit: 0or Inur around to put in a 10-second spot for me." or moretips 100,000_23,+11 arre t of all adults Television Advertising Since 10 -second avails are often scarce, in Chicago COD, more With Adltt who,ant. sz rn an annual 850,0000r This year WXYZ began using a unique Pam would like to have an appropriate last ano" on the more Newado more 'n listen,8M successful approach to its if she uses the ap- ß,.- Eurave n the Any week- and apparently 30 -second spot ready wnu +nxd other stao AOis n Chicago television advertising. Pam Cleeland gives proach in the future. ,r..p-lan liae Year, the techniques a good "It helped with a lot of people who didn't Adults w.th'd'atsport Newtr ,o7Bearha_ ,ten to WBBM the n ChocMrago d. deal of credit for a realize the gamut of subjects we cover, These adults n Cncago' weed,tie any t stator, -more than to 24% jump in cume in celebrities they could talk to. So it expanded the spring Arbitron, that image. In a 30 -second spot it would be which saw WXYZ very difficult to give a lineup of all the great 0..*y,.r..WaMr,.t surge 4.4-5.5. people you had on in the last month. This, wt. sae The problem Pam over a period of time, was able to build that set out to overcome kind of image. was how to advertise She says there was also good feedback a hot last-minute from clients and agencies, and "a side ef- guest or program. fect was that it really motivated the pro- Pam Cleeland up with "We decided to pro- gramming department to come tions on the air. But we also jump on the Maria says contest rules should be ex- mote ourselves like a television station," spectacular guests. They really worked really special things. And our listeners en- plicit. She includes a prohibition on entry by the pro- Pam explained. hard. It improved the quality of joy our participation. Certainly, our station employees of the station, its parent cor- WXYZ started by surveying the televi- gramming itself." hasn't been known to go out in the com- poration, agencies, clients and anyone who in sion viewing habits of its listeners, asking munity and do this type of thing. We find has won a major prize on the station in the off-air to all dayparts for people to call in Holly Hartz, our listeners like to touch us and see us and past year. She also alerts the entire staff, so Then the station began booking participate. KCBS/San Francisco: really get involved with us. The most im- everyone is prepared to handle a phone in- guests with ties to the most popular TV pro- portant thing is to attract new listeners, and quiry. radio ap- Special Events grams, and promoting the that's what we hope we're doing." Maria mentioned two promotions that pearances with ads in the corresponding TV "I think the most important thing to con- have worked especially well for KOA. One shows. sider when you're planning an event is Maria Baker, KOA/Denver: put the station's traffic reporter in a "We ran a 10-second spot in the Academy whether it's relevant to your format," Holly Renault, driving south from Denver on I-25 Awards, promoting that the following mor- began. "What is it doing for you? Does it Contests for three hours each morning, calling in ning you could give your opinions on the make sense? Is the sponsorship worth our "When I start setting up a contest, I think hourly reports. Listeners had to guess the awards with some nationally -known critics time? One of my boss's favorite expressions about whether it's going to be fun, has it town where he'd run out of gas. Correct en- we had on the air. We ran a spot in the final is, 'Are we going to toil mightily and bring been done in the market before, how wide a tries went into a drawing for a new Renault. episode of `Dynasty' promoting an appear - forth a mouse?' group will it appeal "We had a lot of fun with it," said Maria. "KCBS is involved in county fairs, city to? And you first have "The announcers just had a ball." fairs, air shows, shopping mall cooking to decide if there's a Another promotion was designed to em- "The most important thing to demonstrations. But, more than that, in the chance that it's a lot- phasize the slogan then being used in KOA's really concentrated tery, with the three to you." consider when you're planning past three years we've TV campaign, "We bring the world on sporting events. Typically with News elements of prize, Postcards sent in bearing the slogan were an event is whether it's relevant radio - we all know this too well - our chance, and con- used to draw a winner of an $8000 roundtrip to format." demographic skew is a lot older. We're no sideration. (Airing a to London. Entries were too numerous to your pro- -Holly Hartz exception. But we have found in the past 18 lottery is strictly count, Maria reported. "It was a really months that our demographics are chang- hibited by federal law good way of using our advertising money, ing, and we hope this is because we are so and FCC regulations). Maria Baker having it work for us and getting across our ance the following day by the show's pro- involved in sports. Also, try to avoid a contest that could be- logo." ducer. We ran a spot in 'Hill Street Blues' "To enhance our position we focus on two come a nuisance to the public, or really promoting the fact they could talk to Daniel yearly sporting events. One is the San Fran- hard. Keep them simple and keep them Travanti the next day," said Pam. cisco Marathon in July, which is quickly fun." of The Move The key is being able to produce and book becoming the third leg of the triple crown of Maria recommends signing a letter On sponsors, including a TV spot almost instantly. WXYZ ac- marathoning. And at Christmas time we agreement with contest end dates, length KYWIPhiladelphia's new Promotion Manager complished that by simply preparing a new also sponsor a Christmas Carol charity run, points such as start and of spots, prizes. "And, in our is Pamela Rodi, former Manager/Creative Ser- voice track for a 10-second animated spot which benefits the firefighters' toy program and frequency doesn't vices for PolyGram Records in New York . . from its regular campaign. For consisten- for needy kids. The key value to us is that letter, we put that this agreement past, present, Fred Barbieri, formerly cy, the new audio used that spot's original it's a business -supported event. We solicit affect any paid advertising - we're favor- Chief Technical Supervi- music and sound effects. Using an businesses to sponsor the runners and many or future - so no one can say they're buying a big sor at WCBSINew York, animated spot helped minimize confusion businesses have running teams. It captures ing one client because explained. is promoted to Direc- that a TV interview was being promoted, two audiences that are very critical to us, schedule here," Holly teases one week ahead. tor/Technical Operations Pam believes. the business audience and also the younger "I try to start six weeks for a promotion. for WCBS-AM & FM .. Because the spots were often prepared sports enthusiasts." Never exceed gets really boring. Have your After two years at with only a few hours' notice, Pam stressed KCBS has prepared a special videotape Otherwise, it before the contest and don't WGSOINew Orleans, the importance of developing a close work- presentation highlighting its coverage of rules set them in midstream." On -air spots Bill Calder returns to ing relationship with the TV station traffic San Francisco 49ers football. And Holly change rules such as one -entry -per - WINZIMlami to host a directors. "I would always call ahead and discussed the instant promotion challenges should specify went to the person, minimum age requirements or any 12:45-5pm talk show, let them know a spot was coming, what the thrown at her when the team Ed Reitman entries. Maria also ad- Tuesday through Satur- number was, and what the title was. I got Super Bowl in 1982. ban on photocopied vised, "Always ask for their full name. A lot day ... Clinical psychologist Dr. Ed Reitman, the trust factor going to the point that "We plan very carefully for the yearly women write Mrs. so-and-so and you author of the forthcoming book "Games Lovers they'd go ahead and put it on the log without events we do, so we can build campaigns of proof when they come Play." joins the KTRHIHouston lineup, Monday - And I found they that don't overlap and we don't confuse can't check them for having the copy in-house. Tuesday, 7:15.10pm. were really good about moving things listeners with too many events and promo- in.
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JEFF GREEN TOP MAJOR MARKET IMPROVEMENT WTMJ Soars To 1 In Milwaukee A/C HI -HO GUMBO! Elephants from the Beatty/Cole Bros. a No. Clyde Circus strike classic pose during After gradually sliding three straight books over the past two years the WAYV/Atlantic City Great Elephant Race on the beach. A thousand listeners came out to see station personalities, beauty queens, and media reps thunder down the sand. On the far left into fourth place in Milwaukee's congested 25-49 A/C battle, WTMJ pachyderm is WAY receptionist Georgeann Lenard, while holding the station's banner high are made a stunning recovery in the spring Arbitron to take over first place sales rep Craig Sandler and a city recreation department official. by nearly five shares over its nearest competitor. WTMJ's whopping seven -share increase in 25-49 adults (MSA Mon -Sun Gam -midnight) struggling AM stations, Mike advised, "For ranked the station first in major market ratings improvements and "You want your station to be people to be faithful to an AM station on a eighth among all stations surveyed. The outstanding adult performance used, not just listened to. Only daily basis, you must serve their need to in will know - whether that be weather, news, rocketed WTMJ from the middle of the pack to fourth among all A/C's then your station become sports, or music. Ask yourself, 'What will the top 25 markets. part of their daily habit." make people become loyal to my station?' Clearly, the catalyst to WTMJ's rapid Sports Authority.' To promote this, we gave - Mike Elliot If you're going to play six songs in a row, rating rebound was getting back the play- away thousands of WTMJ buttons with the they can get that anyplace. But what serv- by-play of Milwaukee Brewers baseball. slogan, 'I Know What's Going On.' People happening in Wisconsin, we're the one to ice can you provide to them that they will Actually, the P -B -P itself had only been use WTMJ like they use their toothbrush, turn to. You can get music on any number need every day? You want your station to worth a few shares to two-year former shaver or coffeemaker. I don't think people of stations in this town, but it's the informa- be used, not just listened to. Only then will flagship WISN, but as WTMJ PD Mike ever refer to us as their favorite station, tion that people trust only us for." your station become part of their daily Elliot explained, regaining the Brewers which is fine. However, to find out what's To other programmers trying to revive habit." helped revitalize his station's overall image in the eyes of the community. According to Mike, this was a vital factor, since Milwau- kee is such an avid sports city. "When WTMJ lost the Brewers, we lost a little bit KGW Reaches New Ratings Peak of the winning edge," he admitted. "People the value between wondered, 'Why did the Brewers leave Looking at the nation's leading AM stations in 25-49 adults, only but it's entertainment WTMJ? What's wrong with the radio sta- the records that reinforces what people seven major market outlets have a ten share or better. All but one are already know about our station. It's deliver- tion?' Now, getting them back after their lone exception is hottest season ever suddenly shifts the long-established full -service stations, and that ing on positive expectations, which is very, momentum. We're now perceived as being KGW/Portland. KGW has been the local A/C leader since it switched very important. the winner again." from CHR in September 1981, and following a sharp ratings drop a year "To determine these expectations and to negatives," he do Aside from the boost from the Brewers, ago, the station has recovered to notch its best ratings yet 25-49 while eliminate continued, "we Mike also gives part of the credit to his sta- simultaneously widening its lead over the format competition. all sorts of music and perceptual research. tion's "defensive" We concentrate on what KGW listeners are music posture. "Peo- KGW PD Bill Minckler discussed his sta- thinking because we have a very positive ple do not tune into tion's successful conversion to A/C and event was our 'Foot- cume to deal with. That gives us a lot of WTMJ to hear music, how, even without the benefit of sports ball Widow's Party' creative latitude in that if someone doesn't but to get information P -B -P, developed its position as one of the the day of the Super listen to us, we don't really care. We figure and sports. What we handful of major AM A/C giants. "The Bowl. A third was our there's a reason - that perhaps they like don't want to have main reason we do well," said Bill "is our Fourth of July cele- News or Easy Listening, or FM only. Cole- happen is people tun- image promotions outside the station; that bration, including an man Research assists us in focus groups ing out because of the is, promotions which will positively reflect hour-long fireworks and designing questionnaires for our on- music we play." that we're 'in tune' with Portland. We look show. It's free to the going in-house audience studies. In addition Mike added that his for activities that represent what's going on public, and expensive to all this, we also conduct weekly music station's "utility" pro- Mike Elliot in the community. An example would be for us, but it gives the callouts." file has also helped. "Our positioning our 'Neighborfair,' which drew hundreds of people the feeling Could KGW get by without all of this re- statement is 'Wisconsin's Information and thousands of people in one day. Another that we're putting the Bill Minckler search? Bill said. "We've been in the mar- investment we receive from them back into ket long enough to know what the trends the community. The overall image we're and tastes are. But based on the precedent trying to project is that if there's something we've established over the last several going on, we're the one they'll hear about it years of doing extensive marketing/per- from. ceptual research, it surely doesn't make "In short," summarized Bill, "our philos- sense to not continue it. Everybody should ophy is to always be the most visible rub elbows with as many people in their defined audience as possible, whether it's "Some successful stations that in a bar or over the phone. Some suc- cessful stations that don't do any marketing don't do any marketing research research may be lucky. But it's more than may be lucky. But it's more than likely they know a lot about their market, and that's the key regardless of how likely they know a lot about their - they come up with that knowledge." market, and that's the key - re- When asked for suggestions to other AM gardless of how they come up stations converting from another format to A/C, Bill recommended, "Research the with that knowledge." -Bill Minckler marketplace to find out what your strengths are. If you don't understand research meth- medium in Portland. We're now doing some odology, hire someone who does. There is kind of promotion or tie-in about every ten always something positive people can say days." about your station, and if it makes sense Bill pointed out that this vigorous exter- from a promotional or budgetary stand- nal promotion is a fairly new approach for point, then go after that expectation. For his station, which until recently, wouldn't AM stations, one common theme seems to even consider a remote broadcast. "KGW be information services. It's something AM used to pound home the image as 'The More stations can deliver that they're expected to " he said. "FM has taken offer. FM stations haven't been able to at- YA GOTTA HAVE HEART - For several years, KBOI/Boise has co -sponsored the annual "Paint Music Station,' Your Heart Out" community project to paint homes of needy senior citizens. Over 300 that away, and now we won't even try to tack this area effectively yet, but they will volunteers came out to brighten the exteriors of 22 houses in one day. Shown with one happy compete on that level. In many cases, there sooner or later, so if you can build those in- couple is KBOI's morning team Lon Dunn and Paul J. Schneider. aren't that many differences between our formation services, you may be solidifying playlist and that of a CHR in this market, your position "
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A/C stations are sizzling with summertime promotions. Here's a sample of some of the most special!
A Little Sweetness RE -CYCLING LISTENERS - WFUN/Ashtabula's contest to promote its Cleveland Indians broad- casts concluded in awarding this Yamaha RX-50 WITH A LITTLE LUCK - After placing second in motorcycle to a loyal listener who was spotted the New York State Lottery Media Bowl, with the station's "Fun 'n Action" bumper sticker WGBB/Merrick, NY donated its winnings of 2500 on his car. A final drawing among 50 finalists clin- tickets to the Marly Lyons Foundation, which aids ched the bike for the happy winner, who had terminally ill children on Long Island. From left, never won anything before in his life. Presenting WGBB Sports Director Craig Mustard, New York the prize are (standing 1-r) PD Bruce Scott, after- Jets Marty Lyons and Ken Shroy, and MD Bill Ed- noon personality Nancy Fields and morning man wards. Garth Cornell.
A Superstar Or Two
WHAT LOVELY EARS YOU HAVE - KHTZ Los BEAUTY AND THE BEER - KSMB/Lafayette, LA Angeles GM Bob Moore (left) and PD Ric Lippin- loosens up after selecting Vicki Martin (left) as the cott (right) were special guests of Playboy chief station's Stroh's Beer Calendar Girl. Vicki, who Hugh Hefner for the annual Bunny of the Year will represent KSMB and Lafayette on the festivities held at the Playboy Mansion West. Pic- 1984 calendar, takes a rest on the lap of PD tured with the duo is L.A. Bunny of the Year Paula "Soxless"Scott Segraves, while Promotion Direc- Bond. tor Jeannie Bergeron looks on.
A Little Something Special
BEFORE THE MAIN EVENT - Just prior to kick- SMOKE Y IN THE SUN - While vacationing in the ing off their 70 -city North American tour in San desert. Motown legend Smokey Robinson stop- Diego, Little River Band guitarists (1-r) Steve ped by KDES/Palm Springs for an on -the -air visit Housden and Beeb Birtles take time to chat with with evening personality Rick Love. B100 personality Danny Wilde.
A Little Supper
SODA POP CITY - WEZC/Charlotte co -sponsored a "Great Grocery Giveaway" contest, presenting $1004 and 104 two -liter bottles of soda pop to a lucky lady whose card was drawn from thousands of entries. The promotion included awarding $104 in groceries to a different winner each weekday for five weeks. At left presenting the check to the winner is VP/GM Gary Brobst.
THE BEST AGAINST THE WURST - WZUU/Mil- waukee morning man Larry "The Legend" Johnson went plate -to -plate against rival COOKING UP SOME MAJIC - WMJI 'Cleveland Milwaukee Journal columnist Alex Thien to see personalities (l -r) Chris Elliot and Jim Kennedy grill who could down the most bratwurst in three the hot dogs at the station's first "Block Party," a minutes. Alex won the contest by half a brat, while feature of its "105 Days of Summer" promotion. the sponsoring meat company provided an addi- Winners whose cards are drawn get to invite 25 KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE WHEEL At its regional fair, CFCO/Chatham. Ontario gave away - tional 200 free links for the hungry crowd. Center friends to the party, which arrives complete with $10,000 in merchandise through its "Wheel of Fortune," operated by these three lovely hostesses. left, Larry The Legend:" center right, Alex Thien; beer, soft drinks, chips, ice cream and, of course, The station won second place for best -looking display. but CFCO tells us its exhibit was by far the standing. WZUU's David Haines. a WMJI jock or two. busiest of all. We can't imagine why!
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Take Me Home, WGNA SHINES ON ALBANY - Concertgoers on their way to see Conway Twitty were greeted by WGNA/Albany in the above manner. The structure is the Corning Tower in the Governor Nelson Rockefeller Empire State Plaza, and is the tallest building in the state of New York outside of New York City. The station videotaped the scene so it can be utilized in future Radio from 7-10 miles away! Country lights can be seen TV spots. According to PD Chris Warren, the tower Not bad ... unless you have to pay the electric bill. Over the past several years, more and more contemporary radio programmers have found themselves involved with Country radio. What of importance that I utilizing more and more of the tools that problems have they encountered when switching to a "foreign" musical put on my ears. As a have been a staple of contemporary stations found matter of fact, when I and programmers for a number of years. format? What are the similarities and/or differences they have music systems in use format? Is the promotion like a song now, a red There are computer ... or are the basics the basics, whatever the flag goes up and I all over the place, there's some serious on- of country product any different than they experienced from the rock look at it even closer going research into music and audience promotion people? What are their impressions of the artists and Country than I might normal- perception, and a lot of this seems to be radio as a whole? ly. I really go the ex- brand new to Country radio." These are just a few of the things covered tra mile to be sure When it comes to utilizing research, this week as we talk to a couple of PDs who and that's what really turns me on about that my personal feel- whether generated from the inside or achieved a great deal of success in contem- Country radio today. ings don't enter the through outside help, a few cynics have im- porary radio before crossing over. They are "Of course, the contemporary feel that picture and that each Bobby Hatfield plied that Country is "behind" due to some Bill Stedman of WHK/Cleveland and Bobby has become a part of country music has record is played on its own merit." sort of lack of sophistication. Bobby offers a Hatfield of KOMA/Oklahoma City. Bill's made Country radio a completely different If a PD new to Country radio listens to more logical explanation as he says, "Five background includes programming stints animal than it was even five years ago. It is music with a different ear, how does he or ten years ago, Country was not a very at ZETA 4/Miami, WKQX/Chicago, and very exciting to be a part of that musical listen for air talent? competitive type of format. You had your WLW/Cincinnati. Bobby's experience in evolution. On the subject of music, another According to Bill, "You don't need to franchise in any market, and that was it. As contemporary radio includes WNDE/In- neat thing about Country radio is that you have 20 years in country music to be a good competition increases, and your audience dianapolis, WIFI/Philadelphia, and air talent on a Country station. But, you do has other places to go, you have to do any WAKY/Louisville. Bobby's first foray into have to have the willingness to learn it, and number of things that you didn't do before aud- Country radio was as the OM of WCII & "I really feel that the country to have those intangible things that any in order to remain successful ... and re- KJ100/Louisville and then, following a year ience feels more deeply about good air talent has to have. You need that search is one of them. It (the lack of re- charisma, that magic, that something dif- search) has nothing to do with the people in as a personality on a CHR station, he be- their radio station than your came the PD of KOMA earlier this year. ferent from all of those card readers that the industry ... it just has to do with com- I began our conversations by asking the average cume into a Magic for- are on the air all over the country ... re- petition." Bobby's point is well taken. As in anything, the more competitive a market two PDs about their feelings when they first mat." -Bill Stedman gardless of format. If the systems are set up thought about programming a Country sta- correctly, you can put just about any good gets, whether you're selling cars, under- tion. Both agreed that no matter what type talent in there, and they are going to turn wear, or radio, you must become more at- of format you are doing, the basics never get to play a lot of old records that nobody out good radio. To be sure there's some ex- tuned to the marketplace. really change; there are certain things that plays on the radio anymore. Nobody plays tra homework to be done when getting into One of the more pleasant surprises must be done in order to have any chance of all those old, early, rock and roll things that a form of music you're not familiar with, awaiting newcomers to our format and its winning. However, as Bill pointed out, it were mass appeal hits in the '50s and early but it's no more than any good jock goes music is the friendliness and genuine con- always helps to gather as much information '60s. For instance, nobody plays a lot of through when he gets to a new market. Just cern shown by the people in the industry. as you can when entering a new field. Elvis anymore. Patsy Cline's `Walkin' like he has to learn the market's unique pro- During my conversations with Bill and Bob- "Going into anything new, I always like to After Midnight' was a contemporary hit of nunciations, like street names, or the by, they both commented on how people take a straw poll to find out what it is I the time, but who plays it today? Only the regional expressions, like freeway instead of expressway, the talent dealing in Coun- should know. What I did when I first got into Country stations ! " "One of the things that attracted Country radio was ask successful people try has to learn that it's Janie Fricke, with a within the industry what they thought a pro- To 'Ear Or Not To Ear' long E." me to Country radio was an ex- in this day and age should know If there is one area where programmers Please Play My Record grammer citement factor that I saw being about Country radio. new to Country radio would seem to be at a While we were on the topic of current Also, I asked if there disadvantage, it would probably be in deal- music, I wondered whether or not these two generated by the music, the lis- was anything distinc- ing with the music. Some forms of country former contemporary PDs had noticed any teners, and by Country radio it- have to ac- tive that made it dif- music are a lot like beer ... you differences in the promotion of country pro- self." -Bobby Hatfield ferent from any other quire a taste for it. You certainly don't have duct, as opposed to what they were used to kind. The one point to love a particular genre of music to pro- when dealing with rock promotion people. that everybody touch- gram it, but if the music is especially "I don't know if there is now, or if have been so nice to them, and their praise ed on was that while foreign to your ears, is it still possible to historically there has been a difference," for country recording artists was downright the basics of radio re- make objective decisions? Apparently, this said Bobby, "but I have not seen a dif- lavish. main the same, the is not as much of a problem as I thought. As ference. The country promoters provide "To be quite honest with you," Bobby audience is different Bobby said, "I really don't think there is just as much good, solid information, and, began, "I think that there is more of a in that they are far Bill Stedman much of a difference in picking a country as a whole, work records very similarly to warmth, and a complete lack of the `I'm a more loyal, harder to budge, and are truly hit as opposed to a rock hit. You're going to the rock people." star' syndrome. It's refreshing to see so lit- involved in the radio station. be right on target on some and make mis- Bill was pretty much in accordance with tle of that flashy, life in the fast lane, air of "Like so many others have recently said takes on others. We make decisions on our Bobby's view, except that he does feel bravado that you get from so many rock in your column, we are truly a good radio adds using as much input as we can gather. there's quite a bit of overlap. acts. I couldn't be happier with the amount station that provides all of the necessary Everything on our station is tested, and the "If there is any one major difference that of cooperation I get when it comes to the services, but we just happen to play country results determine the success or failure of I perceive, it is in the sheer numbers of peo- things needed for the radio station." music. I really feel, though, that the coun- an individual record with regard to chart ple that work any one given record. It Bill still can't believe that "Mother try audience feels more deeply about their position and airplay." seems like the publisher, the artist, the Bellamy calls me from time to time. I've radio station than your average cume into a manager, the label, anyone who has spoken with her several times about 'the Magic format, or whatever." Bill is pretty much on this same wave- anything to do with a record, will hire so- boys.' I've had artists call me and say Bobby shared much the same sentiments. length. As a matter of fact, he thinks that he meone to work it. If I take ten straight thanks for the add. I never had that happen "Coming from a CHR background, one of is able to be more objective since he deals music calls, it seems like 80% of the product before. If I ask for some station IDs, in 48 the things that attracted me to Country with records on an individual basis, not on that is discussed is the same in every one of hours I have tape all over the place. As an radio was an excitement factor that I saw the history of the artist or any external the calls. How many times can I be told the industry, the country music people are being generated by the music, the listeners, forces. If there is an exception in Bill's case, same information? At some time comes a much more responsive and just plain nice and by Country radio itself. It reminds me it comes when dealing with the more tradi- point of diminishing returns. I wonder if all folks. That may be old hat to you and people of the early days of Top 40 when the teens tional country artists. "When selecting mu- of the money spent on overkill is really cost who have been around country for some felt a real excitement for the music and an sic, I use all of the local sales, research, and effective." time, but the lengths people will go to in involved closeness to their radio station. In other input, as well as chart info, that I can Research: We've Only Just Begun order to help you out just blows me away those days, people would respond very get my hands on. When it comes to what I Another area where Bill and Bobby were ... it's really terrific." positively when they found out you were call the emotional tiebreaker, I try not to let in agreement was in their feeling that the I couldn't have said it better myself, Bill. working at a particular rock station. Now, I my ear be the one. In contemporary radio, I research being done in conjunction with You now know why all of us who get involv- find that same type of response and feeling trusted my ear to be that final arbiter, but Country formats is not as extensive as that ed with Country radio and country music for Country stations. The personalities and not yet in country. In doing my music for being done in the rock -oriented formats. stay involved ... there's no nicer group of the promotions make the format exciting, Country radio, I have changed the amount Bill told me, "Country stations are now people anywhere!
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MAKE A WISH, MICKEY - WDAN/Danville, IL used the occasion of Mickey Gilley's birthday to present him with a cake. With the birthday boy are WDAN personalities Randy Daniels (left, morn- ings) and Greg Scott (middays).
ONE OF THESE PEOPLE WON A DOLLY LOOKALIKE CONTEST - When KNIX/Phoenix ran this contest, it had no trouble finding judges. Showing up for the festivities were (l -r) Dean Dillon, who also performed; PD Larry Daniels; contest winner Etta Reeves; Dutch Cramblitt, Circles Records; MD John Buchanan; Carson Schreiber, RCA; and Mike Brady, KNIX. Standing is Jay Davis Sloan of Mr. Lucky's. the site of the contest.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WCAV! -To celebrate its first anniversary as a Country station, WCAV/ Brockton, MA invited over 200 listeners to a party held at the Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis. Following the party, the guests were treated to the Johnny Cash Show. Pictured backstage after the show is (center) Cash, flanked by contest winners and WCA V station manager Sid Tufts (far left) and WCAV PD Bill Hess (far right).
WATSON BENCHED - Gene Watson was the ONE OF LIFE'S TOUGHER JOBS Ed Sala - featured performer at the Cincinnati Reds Coun- - mon, VP/Programming for the United Sta- try Music Day, promoted by WUBE. When a tions, interviews Sylvia for an upcoming seg- rainstorm halted the show, Gene took refuge in ment of The Weekly Country Music Countdown. the Cincy dugout where he discussed the finer Sylvia will be the featured guest the weekend of points of hitting a curve ball with the Reds' Johnny August 25-27. Bench.
MERIDIAN MUSIC MAKERS - Meridian, Mississippi is the site of the annual Jimmy Rodgers Memor- ial Festival, and WOKK Radio was there providing live coverage. Among the participants were (l -r, front row) Jim Jeffries and Ken Rainey of WOKK, and CBS artist Mark Gray; (l -r, rear) singer Norman Wade. Wayne Sheffield of WOKK, WB's Gary Morris, Van Mac of FM -97, and country artist Tony Douglas.
BELLAMYS BY THE BAY - Howard (left) and David Bellamy (right) are shown with KSAN PD J.D. Spangler and KSAN MD Laurie Sayres after a concert in San Francisco.
il CHET FOR CHARITY The Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville was the setting for a - MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, BARBARA It doesn't rhyme, but that's what happened when Barbara special performance by Chet Atkins. Benefitting from the proceeds was the Nashville chapter of the - Mandrell stopped by KSD during a visit to St. Louis. Shown with Barbara are (l -r) Jim Cos, after- Red Cross. Shown backstage are (l -r) Mary Ann McCready, CBS; Bob Meador. Jo Walker -Meador, Mike O'Connor, afternoon personality; Barbara; and Robert Fox, Executive Director of the CMA; Atkins, Susie Blackburn; Rick Blackburn, Senior VP/GM, CBS noon news anchor; Bill Coffey, OM; Records Nashville; and Leona Atkins. morning news anchor.
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812 988 7) CMA Sets Award Finalists The CMA just announced the finalists Tuesday (8-16) for this year's awards. Here are the nominees in the key categories. IS THE SECOND HIT SINGLE FROM THE Entertainer Of The Year Vocal Group Of The Year Alabama Alabama Merle Haggard Bellamy Brothers Barbara Mandrell Oak Ridge Boys Willie Nelson Statler Brothers STATlER BROTHERS Ricky Skaggs ALBUM The Whites Male Vocalist Of The Year Vocal Duo Of The Year John Anderson David Frizzell and Shelly West GL Lee Greenwood Merle Haggard and George Jones Merle Haggard Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson Willie Nelson Eddie Rabbitt and Crystal Gayle Ricky Skaggs Don Williams and Emmylou Harris Female Vocalist Of The Year Horizon Award Lacy J. Dalton John Anderson (812 184-1-M-1) Janie Fricke Vern Gosdin Emmylou Harris Reba McEntire Barbara Mandrell George Strait Reba McEntire The Whites
Single Of The Year Album Of The Year "Heartbroke" "Highways And Heartaches" "I Always Get Lucky With You" Ricky Skaggs "I.O.U." Ain't "Pancho And Lefty" "It Easy" "S gin' Janie Fricke "Pancho And Lefty" Song Of The Year Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard "Always On My Mind" "The Closer You Get" "If You're Gonna Do Me Wrong, Alabama Do It Right" "I.O.U." "Wild And Blue" "S gin, John Anderson "16th Avenue"
The CMA also announced the first three artists to traveling to Nashville during the period October 8-14, be confirmed as performers on the 17th annual CMA to receive a 30% discount on normal coach fares from Awards Show. They are Alabama, Barbara Man- Delta Airlines. Members wishing to utilize the dis- drell, and Hank Williams Jr. count program can call Nashville Express Travel, toll free, at (800) 824-1457. TN residents should call As you know, Alabama is no stranger to the CMA (615) 242-3334. Awards Show stage. The group was honored as Entertainer, Vocal Group, and Instrumental Group of the Year in 1982. Alabama was the first group to win Entertainer of the Year in the 16-year history of Marty Robbins Tribute LP the show. Without question Marty Robbins was and still is Barbara Mandrell served as cohost for the past a major influence in the development and popularity three years as well as being the recipient of many of country music. Columbia Records has captured CMA awards, including two consecutive years as the essence of this influence by putting together a Entertainer of the Year in 1980-81. She presently tribute package entitled "A Lifetime Of Song serves on the Board of Directors. (1951-1982)." HEADED FOR THE TOP OF THE CHARTS. This year, however, will be Hank Williams Jr.'s Compiled in this two record set are some 31 years first on CMA show. of recording highlights, including 12 of his 18 No. 1 AIRPLAY & NEW AT: appearance the In fact, this will mark one of his rare television appearances of any records, songs from his two gold albums, and Gram- WGNA WSLC WXCL KYNN WKMF WLWI WMC kind. Hank served on the CMA Board in 1973-74. my winners. The album's inside and outer cover con- WSEN WRNL WMIL KWMT WTOD WKSJ WIVK Each year the CMA inducts one individual into tains, in liner note form, reflections from Marty's WHIM WWVA KSD WYTL WPLO WESC WJQS the Country Music Hall of Fame. This year's finalists friends, business associates, and his wife, Marizona feelings WDLW WFMS WDAF WAXX WPNX WEZL WELE are: Rod Brasfield, "Little" Jimmy Dickens, Flatt & Robbins, who in her comments expresses the I was his one WPOR WMNI KFDI KFGO WDEN WSOC WGTO Scruggs, Benny F. "Whitey" Ford, and Floyd Till- of many. She says, "I guess number A his one WMZQ WONE KITS KBMR WJAZ WTQR WIRK man. fan. lot of people lay claim to being number I I probably filled the bill because I WPKX WMAQ WDGY WSDS WGUS WWNC WPAP While we're on the subject of the awards show fan, but think never of him sing." WCMS WKKN KSO WITL WBAM WJKZ KIKF ... the CMA made arrangements for its members, tired hearing KYGO KLUR KOKE KYXX WYNK KRZY KNIX KSSS KIKK KVET KHEY KEBC KUZZ KCUB KLZ KKYX KDJW KRMD KV00 KBBQ KCKC KVEG KKBC KRAK KMAK KTOM KMPS KGA Country News KWJJ KEED KGAY KGEM KUUY Proudly Welcomes Aboard KFDI-FM/Wichita l91, WDEN-FM/Macon KIIP/C[t> PolyGram Records 228 Main St., Suite R Venice, CA 90291 (213)392-8743
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Lafayette's KJCB JACKSON'S HUMAN NATURE -In an unusual move, De Ann Collins, KMJQ/Houston's News & Public Affairs Director, was selected by Epic Records to conduct a personal interview with singer/writer Michael Jackson. Pictured at Jackson's Encino, CA home are Michael and De Ann. The interview will be offered to radio stations throughout the U.S.
To The in lo- Toi a major problem. But KJCB's case it's Shoots that we're putting black music and Black cal sales. "We have an in-house National radio in the lives of people who haven't had It appears that a number of Black/Urban-formatted stations in Sales Director," Handy explained, "who black music regularly for the past 17 years. Southern markets have done the seemingly impossible - going to works with an agency, and they've obtained number one in their respective markets. This week's ratings winner pro- more national accounts than our national Amplifying about KJCB's music, representative. We get top dollar on our na- file focuses on KJCB/Lafayette, LA, which recently scored a solid vic- Beatrice said, "We play a number of dif- tional buys. Our problem has been our local ferent types of music on a regular basis. Ob- tory in its market. sales. Even though we're number one, we viously we play R&B, but we also play a Only in business since April 9, 1982, KJCB Multi -Cultural Audience still have a problem obtaining our fair jazz selection once per hour during the has already made its presence known. The share of the advertising dollar in this week. On And what helped KJCB rise to the top? Sunday we have an extenstive Lafayette area has one Arbitron rating per market. show As know "Obviously, it's a combination of things, but jazz that lasts four hours. you "I think it has a lot to do with our year, the spring book, yet the station still this area is what we play gospel and, as Horatio stated, we our programming for geographical location. White -owned pulled a 16.5 share 12+. In the spring '83 makes us a solid competitor at all times. We play some zydeco music. Zydeco is the book, the station home 16.6 businesses aren't used to having a Black music people brought a solid cater to a listening audience from four that most grew up with in this share 12+ ; its closest competitor had a 15.3. station in this area. It's also a combination area. Clifton Chenier and Rockin' Dopsie All this and the station's power is only 1000 of not having any confidence in the black are just two popular zydeco performers watts. media and never having to consider buying who are well liked by our audience." Station Manager Horatio Handy, a ten- "White -owned businesses aren't Black radio. We're working on changing In regard to music selection, Beatrice year radio veteran, oversees the station's used to having a Black station in that attitude right now. Our local dollars continued, "We use telephone research, programming and places an emphasis on have improved compared to last year, but both passive and active. We also research a sales. Also actively this area. It's also a combination we would like to see it do much better." number of local record retailers on a week- involved with the of not having any confidence in I asked Handy what was next for KJCB, ly basis. We rely on the record promotion Young Black Pro- now that they're in the number one hot people who call on us. Part of our approach hav- grammers Coalition, the black media and never seat? "We intend to stay number one. Part is to ask a number of questions about the Handy has been with ing to consider buying Black of the reason we've done well is because music product promoters bring to us. After we've been well-informed with professional resources KJCB since its incep- radio. We're all these are drawn upon, we then tion: "Our total working on chang- information about all aspects of the broad- pick the music we feel will be the most ad- power is only 1000 ing that attitude right now." cast industry. My participation in the vantageous to us as a radio station that watts, but we're non - -Horatio Handy YBPC has been very instrumental in my wants to entertain, inform, and please its directional with a dial performance here at KJCB. This is our se- audience. position of 770. There cond year in the number one position, so we are only two other Horatio Handy hope some of our local retailers will become years of age to 80 a wide range of age radio stations in the country on that fre- - more business-minded in their thinking. "This area of the country has groups and cultural backgrounds. We have quency. We're the only ones to get a clear Hopefully, the excuses will dissipate with children calling us to play New Edition and black, white, Cajun, and creole channel awarded by the FCC since World our heavy emphasis on more local sales." Michael Jackson, so we accommodate War II. Our minority ownership helped us Message In The Music children who have never heard them. There people here 50 and 60 get that consideration." are years old who love having our station available KJCB Music Director Beatrice Evans is a and seen black people speak ar- for them to hear. four-year veteran who's worked at ticulately. It's important that we "There's also a large Cajun population KEZM/Lake Charles and did some part- a good image for them now, here, and they enjoy a Cajun French music time work at WAIL/ set called zydeco. A number of these people are New Orleans. She because they'll remember the Station happy having a station that will mix in noted, "Before we first image they have of us for the some zydeco with other types of music. No went on the air, there other station in the area gets involved with was a station here rest of their lives." the community and its multi -cultural years ago in the Arka- -Beatrice Evans Profile residents like we do." deanna area which Handy continued, "Our owner, Joshua played black music Jackson, is very involved with everything on weekends. They "We never air any music that contains dirty lyrics. This area of the country has we do. Prior to owning a radio station he had would play four hours WVKO no experience at all. He does a gospel show on Saturday and four black, white, Cajun, and creole children 4401 Carriage Hill Lane because he enjoys the music; it's on 4-7am hours on Sunday. The Beatrice Evans who have never heard and seen black peo- Columbus, OH 43220 ple speak These children M -F and Gam -noon on Sunday. Mr. best thing about what we're doing is the fact articulately. are (614) 451-2191 Jackson is handicapped and confined to a fascinated with black DJs because we're OWNER: Franklin Communications wheelchair, but he participates in every the first ones they've heard in their lives. station promotion we have. We played a It's important that we set a good image for GM: Steve Joos them now, because they'll remember the PD: Kirk Bishop benefit basketball game and he played in first image they have of us for the rest of MD: K.C. Jones his wheelchair right alongside the rest of their lives. I think it's also important to note CONSULTANT: Harry Lyles us." we innuen- REP: General Market Handy went on to tell me a few of the that keep all and any suggestive 1580 kHz groups KJCB is involved with and the dos off the air too." is in small its 1000 watts daytime results of their efforts. "We have an Although KJCB a market, have NAACP program that we air weekly, and ownership and personnel set high and is the Urban Contemporary - standards for station presentation "WVKO only we maintain community contact with chur- positive formatted station in the Columbus market. The and themselves. We in the "big city" could ches and a number of other organizations. unique mixture of our music has allowed us to use a page or two from the KJCB playbook ! achieve our current success. As a daytime On Father's Day we drew 6500 people to a radio station, it's a must to have your listeners beach area over 40 miles from our radio tune you in the following day. With our positive station. That's the type of thing that con- approach the Columbus listeners continue to tinues to show us that our constant com- give us their ears. munity involvement is what makes us WWIL SENDS LISTENER TO ATLANTA "WVKO can reach the masses on a regular - strong with our listeners." WWIL/Wilmington, NC's PD Donnie Deane (right; Black Radio's Most Accurate basis. News, information, and music provide Local Sales Problem presented a free trip to the Atlanta Jazz Festival to the atmosphere most radio listeners enjoy. Music Information Linda Wright, winner of the station's "Xceptional And WVKO does it best in Columbus." As we all know, sales is an important part Adds & Hots ... See Page 71 Jazz Festival" contest, as Assistant PD Lewis -Harry Lyles of the story - especially since obtaining na- New & Active ... See Page 86 tional sales for Black stations is sometimes Jones gets in on the fun.
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BRAD MESSER On "Freedom and Justice for All"
War speeches get famous. Lincoln's Civil War Gettysburg address, Churchill's WWII "We shall fight on the beaches" oratory, and from a war of another kind, Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream!" speech of 20 years ago next Sun- day (8-28-63) before 250,000 freedom marchers gathered in Washington, D.C. Dr. King was the central figure in the battle for civil rights which dominated the late Fifties and early Sixties, and his timeless speech is among several related 20th an- niversaries now upon us. Another is the graduation of James Meredith from the University of Mississippi. When he became the first black student at Ole Miss, he had to be accompanied by federalized troops and U.S. Marshals, amid race riots in Oxford in which hundreds were arrested and two died. His graduation twenty years ago 18-18-63) went without incident. He had been under federal protection every day. Last month I tracked him down in Jackson, MS for a retrospective view of the two decades past. "Quite frankly," he explained, "when I went to the University of Mississippi, the focus was on me and it appeared I was being mistreated. The truth of the matter is that every black in Mississippi faced that same hostility all of their lives and didn't have the privilege either. At least I was enjoying the privilege" of going to school. Here are a few of the Still active in equal rights activities, Meredith says there has been progress in the social areas. "A black man can go into a restaurant and eat, can go into a motel and sleep, can go into a public building and drink water or use the rest room. Cer- things you will find at tainly those things are better. In every other area the black has actually moved backward and is presently moving backward at a very, very fast pace." Although that's only one man's opinion, Meredith's pessimistic views are shared by a constituency which is becoming ever more vocal. They are convinced that 20 years of time have not brought 20 years of progress in the areas of civil rights RPC '83 and equal opportunities. The NAB Radio Programming Conference
Festival of Exhibits Longest Sports Winning Streak Format Rooms MONDAY, AUGUST 22 - On this date in 1851 the sailing yacht "America" beat all British competitors and brought a big trophy back to the USA, where it has remained for 132 years despite numerous subsequent challenges. When Production Labs the America's Cup races begin September 13th, the longest winning streak in sports history will again be on the line. Radio vs. MTV Leonardo daVinci's priceless painting "Mona Lisa" was smuggled out of the Louvre Museum in Paris in 1911, by a former employee whose co-conspirators planned to sell forgeries and get rich. For two years lawmen searched the world Roundtables while Mona Lisa remained hidden less than a half -mile from the museum. Air Check Analysis Cindy Williams of TV's "Laverne 8 Shirley" is 35. Valerie Harper is 43. Future Baseball Hall of Famer Carl l as- P.D.s and Stress trzemski is 44. Author Ray Bradbury is 63. People Management Forums B.M.I. Presents Barbara Mandrell First Muscle -Powered Airplane TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 - The first man to fly using only muscle power, Brian Allen, pedaled his way into TV Spot Theatre aviation history six years ago today in the aluminum -and -plastic "Gossamer Condor," which now hangs on permanent Research Labs display near the Wright Brothers' Flyer #1 in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. Eight years after becoming a Spanish national hero by discovering the New World, Christopher Columbus lost the job -and- which had been his reward: on this date in 1500 Columbus was replaced as Governor of the Caribbean Islands and sent home in chains, having been accused of mistreating the Caribbean settlers and natives. RADIO W.A.R.S. In 1980 Prof. Calvin Quate of Stanford University revealed an acoustic microscope using sound waves to peer beneath An important new study that will metal surfaces and into living human cells. change the way you think about Three -time NFL leading passer Sonny Jurgenson is 49. Others born on the 23rd have included country singer Tex Williams (1917), dancer Gene Kelly (19121, and rock star Keith Moon (1947). RADIO! British Burn The White House WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 - In the War of 1812, British troops easily fought their way into Washington, DC 169 years go today 11814) and put the torch to most public buildings including the White House. Before evacuating the Executive Mansion, First Lady Dolly Madison rescued the White House silver and her pet parrot. The British left the following day, having burned no private homes and having done no looting. August 28-31, 1983 The great volcano Vesuvius erupted in the year 79, killing an estimated 25,000 people in Pompeii, Italy. Jefferson Starship's David Freiburg is 45. Former Sec'y of Education and one-time highest ranking female US judge St. Francis Hotel Shirley Hufstedler is 58. San Home of Jazz is 265 Francisco THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 - This is the date New Orleans is said to have been founded in 1718, although the original records have been lost and no one's quite sure. The Louisiana home of jazz, the Superdome, and the New Orleans Saints began with 800 settlers. It claims to be the second most popular tourist city and is the nation's number two port city. The first explorer to reach the South Pole, Richard Evelyn Byrd, departed New York City 55 years ago today. He dis- For more information, contact: covered that, although Antarctica is larger than the continental United States, it has no native human or animal popula- tions, and is easily the coldest spot on Earth, with a low of minus 128 on record. Radio Department The first view of Earth from the moon was sent by Orbiter -I in 1966. National Association of Broadcasters Kiss's Gene Simmons is 34. Sean Connery is 53. Althea Gibson, the first tournament -winning black tennis pro, is 1771 N St. NW 56. Politician George Wallace is 63. Washington, DC 20036 Explosion Heard 3000 Miles or call (202) 293-4955. FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 - A hundred years ago today the Krakatoa volcano exploded, and the sound from the East Indies island was heard for 3000 miles in all directions. An estimated 36,000 people died in tidal waves 130 feet high. Krakatoa ejected 50 times the amount of ash that Mount St. Helens did, causing red and green sunsets, a blue moon, and a global temperature drop that lasted several years. (Hollywood got it wrong in the movie: Krakatoa is west of Java.1 Women finally got the right to vote when the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920. Today there are 21 women U.S. See You Representatives and two female U.S. Senators, only two more than we had two decades ago. There! Musician Bob is Cowsill 34. Dr. Albert Sabin, creator of oral polio vaccine, is 77. Tomorrow (8-271 Tuesday Weld hits 40 and the Captain, Daryl Dragon, will be 41. Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa will be 73. Sunday (8-281 Cy Young Award winner Ron Guidry 33. actor David Soul 40.
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KEN BARNES A Lengthy Police Record I don't usually cite chart facts in this column. I feel that providing straight, informative charts and music information without all the usual mystery is all we need to do, without complicating things by hail- ing the Savage Cabbage's latest smash as only the 12th Xeti label record sung by a microcephalic dwarf with a title longer than 24 letters to hit the Top 17 this year in a month ending in "r." (Though if you can find a microcephalic dwarf with a title longer than 24 letters, I'd recommend signing him up right away.) Actress Sissy Spacek has a new record out under her own name, But once in a while a chart milestone is as Lynn in "Coal Miner's registered that deserves some attention. following her acclaimed performance Loretta This week the Police's "Every Breath You Daughter." But back in 1969, when her vocal talents were somewhat less Take" is No. 1 on the CHR Airplay/40 for developed, Spacek cut a record under the quaint period moniker Rainbo. Its the eighth consecutive week, the longest title (see photo) referred to John Lennon's nude cover photo on the "Two span in R&R history. (Previous record - Virgins" LP, which greatly offended Rainbo's gentle sensibilities. She -had had mixed feelings 1982 holders: Journey "Open Arms" in and about John before ("I recall you turned me on with Pepper/The tour we took with Lucy I won't for- Elton John and Kiki Dee's "Don't Go get/ ... but putting down your guru brought confusion and regret"), but the album cover was 1976, Breaking My Heart" in seven weeks the final straw: "I loved the things you showed me up till now, John/But since that picture I don't apiece.) The Police were also the first think my love will be the same." Predictably, that record was the end of the Rainbo phase of group ever to top all four of our Back Page Spacek's career, and fortunately she has emerged as a star in spite of it. charts simultaneously, but since we've only had four Back Page charts since January, that achievement is not as impressive songwriting background, having cowritten Elvis Costello chose his first name as a historically. I predict, however, that it will The Police earn their stripes be a long time before it's accomplished "98.6" by Keith, "Lazy Day" by Spanky & tribute to Mr. Presley, but the last name again. Congratulations! because they all decided to reform the Bee Our Gang, and songs for the Monkees, the was not a bow to a rotund American come- McManus, Gees instead. (Robin did manage to release Cowsills, Lesley Gore, and Carole Bayer dian. Elvis's father, Ross recorded a version of the Beatles' "Long & one solo album in 1969, with a spectacularly Sager, among others. Winding Road" under the name Del Costel- Gibb Goes Solo ... Again silly cover that I might print here some AC/DC Origins lo. Earlier, Ross had a single out in the U.S. Barry Gibb's new solo deal with MCA for time on a real slow week.) a new imminent, plus his son all intents and purposes marks his Anyway, while Barry works on his MCA AC/DC has album called "Jim The Greatest," a title new Simon Wright. And singer might have tempted to use in one of his American debut as a solo artist. Aside from project, Robin will be teaming with a drummer, been will his third LP with more moods. real name, the Streisand duets and a track on the "Sgt. Maurice for an LP under Robin's name. Brian Johnson mark egotistical Elvis's Pepper" soundtrack, there's just a solitary They already have one out in Europe, with the band since replacing the late Bon Scott. by the way, is Declan McManus. Earlier But did you know possible trivia question this year he told British reporters he might 1970 European single called "I'll Kiss Your a single called "Juliet" that's been gigantic - for AC/DC a before his Memory," recorded during a temporary in Germany. Maurice meanwhile is dabbl- on -air - had singer consider changing professional name, first Australian single in 1974 UK success has probably put a split among the Gibb brothers. Another ing in film soundtracks. Scott? Their but recent named Dave Evans of thinking. Besides, there's single and an entire LP were recorded but featured a gentleman stop to that line rock scrapped around the same time, as were Bette Midler's new single "All I Need To singing lead. According to Australian already an American group called the scholar Glenn Baker, Scott was recruited Beatles Costello. albums by brothers Maurice and Robin, Know" may sound familiar to the eagle - eared - it was released about a year ago by out of a ship -painting yard when Evans Bill Medley under the title "Don't Know decided to join another group. Executive Much." (Thanks to Sean Ross for the tip.) Jackson Browne was an early member of Tableturns, Pt. 3 the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and wrote a song or two for them, although he left before they started recording in 1967. Other early Browne songs can be found on albums by a US Festival concert segments begin on singer/songwriter named Steve Noonan Showtime this week, with four 90 -minute (who wrote the first Dirt Band hit, "Buy segments airing August 19, 20, 21, and For Me The Rain"), and former Velvet Un- 22, starring 30 acts who appeared at the derground singer Nico - all of this five festival, including Alabama, the Clash, years before Browne started recording on Emmylou Harris, Waylon Jennings, his own in 1972. Early AC/DC (original singer Dave Evans at left) Men At Work, Stevie Nicks, the Preten- Before Ronnie Milsap became a country ders, the Stray Cats, Van Halen, and Joe Ag - superstar, he was generally regarded as the Agnetha Faltskog's (pronounced Walsh ... "Solid Gold" for the week of best white soul singer around Memphis, and NEE -Ta FAULT-Skog) new PolyGram LP August 19 stars, in a rerun from June, early records on Warners and Scepter il- completes a pair of solo albums by Abba's Alabama, Bow Wow Wow, Sergio following Frida Lyng- lustrate that orientation. female members, Mendes, Dolly Parton, Michael Sem - stad's Atlantic effort last year. Both bello, Patrick Simmons, and the Whis- George Fischoff, whose instrumental Agnetha and Frida had previous solo al- pers ... "Friday Night Videos" features in "Summer Love" recently made the A/C bums to their credit ... recorded Heart plus an interview segment with National Airplay 30, has an extensive Swedish. Go-Go's singer Belinda Carlisle ... The Danny Davis's bid for recorded immortality Stray Cats are on "American Bandstand"
August 20 . Queen gets the MTV record executives and radio OK, lots of 5 Years Ago Today concert spotlight August 20, while a re- notables have dabbled in singing, writing, or peat of the "Nightschool With Billy playing records. But how many get a song Joel" special follows ... Barbara Man- PLANET named after them? And not just any song, but DAVE URSO NAMED VPIPROMOTION FOR drel" hosts the "Tonight Show" August Phil AL BERGAMO BECOMES VP/MARKETING one written by the illustrious producer 25 in something of a milestone for a coun- WEST COAST FOR E/PIA Spector? try artist Dave Forman, who resigned KEITH ADAMS VPIPROGRAMMING AT BENI ... Well, Danny Davis did. Currently a VP at RON OBERMAN SET AS VP/MERCHANDISING WEST COAST as PD of KEZY & KNWZIAnaheim last Records, Danny headed promotion in LARC FOR COLUMBIA week, will produce and host a syndicated Phi - the midsixties for Spector's Phillies and NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Three Times A Lady" - series called "The Video Show," des- Dan labels (the latter named for Phil and Dan- Commodores (Motown) (3rd week) cribed as a "PM Magazine" aimed at the ny). As a tribute of sorts, Spector named a NUMBER ONE A/C: "Three Times A Lady" - Commodores rock audience. Initial episodes feature in- Veronica (better known as Ronnie Spector of (Motown) (3rd week) terviews with Dick Dale, Jerry "The the Ronettes) B-side after his promotion chief. NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Talking In Your Sleep" - Crystal Beaver" Mathers, Styx, and new KEZY Gayle (UA) (2nd week) ("Chubby Danny D," by the way, is essentially PD David Symonds. NUMBER ONE LP: "Some Girls" Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones/ a jazzy drum solo with no discernible trace of - Atco) (6th week) Veronica.) Dave Urso
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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 48 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 ontemporary Philly's "Top FM106" Hit Radio Sign -On Simulcast JOEL DENVER When PD Bobby Rich flipped the switch on the new CHR format for A FOUR-WAY WAR Cox Broadcasting's WWSHIPhiIa- delphia (8-8), now known as "Top LIVE FROM FM106," he did it live on primetime TV! KYW-TV, the NBC affiliate, had PHILADELPHIA The Battle For Buffalo their cameras there to capture the event visually. The sign -on simulcast IT'S was the first three minutes of a 30- uffalo, NY, long known for great chicken wings and huge bliz- minute special that evening on the zards, is fast gaining the reputation as being one of the most intense radio competition in the Phil- TOP FM106: 13 competitive CHR markets in the country. When the radio history adelphia market. Bobby and all the books are written, future programmers will long remember the "Battle jocks were assembled in the control For Buffalo" in the fall of '83. ings, they will do well. My partner Bob room for the show. In this of over a million peo- me, real hard at staging something that wouldn't look staged, and market just Taylor and I compete against him and he Bobby told "We worked ple, there are 22 rated signals, four of them has our respect. pulled it off. It looked casual and natural. The response from the listeners was fabulous. What CHR. WKBW, WBEN-FM (Rock 102), it He went to describe the sound of Top FM 106. "We are "As far as WBEN-FM, I used to hear an incredible way to kick off." on WPHD, newcomer WNYS are all in the playing all of hits but taking a bit more of an adult approach and them quite a bit in stores because they are an up -sounding CHR station, the fall Arbitren. Can the 32nd to the format, without screaming at the audience." The station is planning a call letter change, fight for the so consistent, but not as much anymore. market support all this CHR? To get the but has yet to decide on what the new legal identity will be. I'm sure that many of their listeners who answer to that question (and a few others), left for WNYS went back to Rock 102 I turned to the programmers of these sta- because WNYS burned them.WNYSW pro- were to openly access tions. All four willing moted `Constant Music' all the time, and Ray continued, "WBEN-FM is just doing unless you have a real star, which I do have own those of their com- their situations and ended up saying it more than doing it, and their thing and doing it well, as they have on the AM. Most jocks are very timid at ap- petitors. Of particular interest is the recent their presence doesn't the people caught on. Like I said, if you say been for the past ten years. It will take pearances and addition of a nighttime talk show to WKBW, it, then do it. Personally, I think Rock 102 more than a book or two to shake them translate into listeners. Because we don't a subject that each programmer specifical- will always be around, and the fact that down. Musically, we compete with them have an airstaff, we don't get roped into do- ly mentioned. they are mostly on tape is not a hindrance. more than anyone else. I think we are a bit ing crazy sales promotions. For every jock If you aren't a super personality, many more aggressive than they are, since we are that goes on vacation or breaks format, I've folks can't tell the difference." live and they are on tape. Every CHR sta- got a machine that does exactly what I tion is so close, and I don't think it's going to want. As far as I'm concerned, they could lo change. Everyone is gearing up, and I don't automate WPHD and WNYS. For the most phD look for anyone to fall out of bed completely part, no one would realize it." Real Ra- this next book, but we will recover." As far as WNYS's ratings decline, Bob felt the station went down "because they aren't as good as we are. That's really it. WPHD PD Hary Moore When you get down to it, I think they have Remarking on all the CHR competition in WNYS PD Ray St. James made some inappropriate moves in the the market, WPHD PD/morning man Hary ROCCIrge past, and I wouldn't be surprised to see After a decent debut of a 4.8 share in the Moore said, "I think there is more CHR in them make some radical adjustments. fall '82 book, WNYS slipped back to a 4.0 in WBEN-FM Buffalo than just "WPHD really gained a lot of momentum the spring. It caused PD Ray St. James and about anywhere else when (consultant) Frank Felix put his the management to do some thinking. ... in fact there is a PD Bob Wood systems in, and they continue using them. lot of rock music be- "We've been reassessing our situations Musically, they are very consistent now, ing played here bet- since the book came out and have disassoci- Bob Wood is Vice President/Program- but prior to Felix, up to a third of their ourselves of WBEN-AM & FM and the PD of ween us and the ated with Gary Burns as our con- ming music was wrong. Now, damn near all of sultant. We now stations. A longtime veteran, AORs. Because of the are consulted by Bob both market it's right. WPHD sounds pretty good. loyalty these stations Harper and Noble Communications out of Bob was the most candid about the competi- "As far as WKBW goes, they nearly blew San Diego. himself tion. how was it possible for the have built up, it took Harper was once PD at I asked him it musically when they almost went A/C WKBW number of ago, a long time to find a a years so he has market to support awhile back. Sandy Beach merely put the some insight to Buffalo. We felt this real niche for was en- four CHR stations? station back to the way it was and should tirely too in our "Because we are ourselves. Hary Moore early development to be go- all have always been. WKBW really has a lot of ing down." real good," he "One of the biggest things to help us was good will going for it, according to our WNYS going CHR. Many might think replied. "It's the research. That same research also in- negatively about the extra competition, but "While a two-hour rotation may truth. I just got back dicates we don't look too bad either. I look from St. Louis, and WNYS is at 104, Rock 102 has always been a work in some markets, there is at the move to the talk show at 'KB' as a powerhouse, and we are in the middle at while there were good one if they are going to totally become no pressure in this market to be some great radio sta- 103. Musically, 104 and 102 are doing just an adult station again, but if not, then I about the same thing ... playing CHR with that tight." -Ray St. James tions, I think the would wonder what they are up to and how overall announcer a lot of black crossovers. We are CHR, but smart the move is." performance and pre- Bob Wood load our music with a lot of rock hits and the Ray seemed to agree with Hary Moore's mainstream stuff, which really helped us sentation level in that market left some- competitive assessment of WNYS's ratings thing to be desired." establish our own identity. dip. "I felt that many of the rotations were "WGRQ is most definitely the dominant We then turned to the subject of Rock too tight ... maybe we burned our audience 102's automation system, programmed by AOR, but they lost a lot of teens to us," out with it. While a two-hour rotation may Hary continued. "You know nobody wants TM. "(MD) Roger Christian moves the work in some markets, there is no pressure to teens, but I say God bless them because the music around, adds the reels, subtracts in this market to be that tight. Everyone from them, and we've come up with our 17-year -old that doesn't count now, will here has pretty relaxed rotations, and more count next year, and I hope they'll be listen- own individual sound. We have equip- WKBW PD, Sandy Beach that's what the people of Buffalo are used ment than many other automated outlets ing to us. Everybody started targeting to the Before Sandy Beach rejoined WKBW as to. We are also making some staff ad- do, so we are able to do this type of intricate 25-34s and beyond because of the na- PD a fèw months back, this AM powerhouse justments as well to compensate for the manipulation of the tapes. tional advertisers. When six or eight sta- had dropped from a 9.7 to a 5.2 share. How abrasive image we fell into. I think we are "I think a taped situation like this could tions are all going for the same thing, that did he turn it around? going to play the hits with a little less talk be limiting if you think of it in those terms, piece of the pie gets very small. "The first thing I did about playing them. We are definitely tak- but I tend to be one of the biggest supporters Promotionally, WPHD has gotten away was to make WKBW ing on a 'more music approach.' " of automation. We are only live in mornings from on -air giveaways, preferring instead fun again, doing the with Roger, but the tapes sound live as far to spend its dollars on TV, newspaper, and And what about the guys across the things that get our as I'm concerned. transit boards. Hary told me, "We simply street? "WKBW is playing rock music, but jocks out into the "Most people in radio spend too much bill ourselves as 'Real Rock.' If you put a now they've got a talk show on the air community you time doing things that don't matter anyway ... tag on yourself, you'd better be exactly 7-IOpm, plus some pretty heavy news com- know, fun promo- for example, I don't think that it really what you say you are." mitments as well in the drivetimes. I think ... tions. At the same matters whether you make a live appear- Commenting on WKBW's ratings they are aiming more toward competing time the music was in ance or not. How much of an impact is a jock recovery since PD Sandy Beach's return, with WBEN (AM) than us, even though poor shape. When I outat a mall going to really have? Your typi- Sandy Beach Hary said, don't think they ever really they are playing the CHR hits. They sound came back here it "I cal jock at your typical station will not make lost it. That station is a powerhouse. As long pretty good, but I'm not sure about this talk a big difference at a personal appearance Continued on Page 50 as they have Danny Neaverth in the morn- show idea."
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"I was going to wait ... but when I saw (after I tested it) the response from 18-24 females was even stronger than the 25-34 females, added it!" Bob Travis - PD WGCL/Cleveland WKBW deb 30 KCNR on KRGV deb 28 WCIR 39-33 KDZA 33-27 WJDX 27-24 FM99 deb 39 CKGM 33-31 KYUU 27-25 WSFL deb 37 O K 100 25-21 KBIM add FM 100 on KENI 24-21 PRO -FM on KN BQ deb 35 WTIX 35-31 13FEA 10 KIST 13 KTSA 17 0105 28 WROR add KTFM 33-29 W K H 127-23 WKEE 18-15 KROK on WKQX 13-11 CK101 23-15 WKDD add WFLB 29-24 WKFM 30 KIIK 19 WGCL 24-22 WNFI26-21 WKDQ 14-11 WALT 4-4 WKRZ-FM on KSKD on WHYT 20 WDCG add 32 Z104 add KISR add KXX106 24 WFBG on KIMN 37-34 WRQK 30-25 KEYN-FM 15- 12 Q104 16-12 KITE 34 WTSN 34 0103 on 94TYX add KGGI 11-10 KQWB add KAMZ 24-22 WERZ on KIQQ on Y103 5-5 KJRB 3-2 KGHO add WANS-FM on KILE on HAM! U.K. "Bad Boys" CIIR SIGNIFICANT ACTION WXKS-FM on KIIS-FM 15-13 KITE 32-25 WKFM on WHOT on WERZ on CKGM 30-28 KIQQ 4-4 KSET-FM 30-24 WNOK-FM on KQMQ deb 39 KOZE on Y100 add XTRA 30-23 WZZR 31-26 WNFI on KYYX 34-31 WABX on KFRC 7-6 Z104 deb 38 KAMZ on KHYT 34-30 KEARTH 11-6 WBBQ add KYNO-FM 29-14 KBFM on KRQ on KFI on WCSC add KRSP add KRGV on WGUY on WIS 10,,A,A) "Everyday I Write :ti1'.11 :l The Book" C H R NEW &ACTIVE WPHD 39-29 WSSX add WZYQ add KYYX 36-33 WBBQ WSQV WABX 38 WBCY add WFLB add WHEB deb 23 WSKZ KISR AOR WLOL-FM deb 36 KBFM add WYKS add KQIZ-FM deb 35 WNOK-FM FM99 KIQQ deb 39 WTIX add WXLK add 36 WISE deb 31 WOKI KKQV TRACKS: KMJK on WNAM add WHSL add Q104 deb 30 WHHY-FM WBWB WKEE add WEBC add KFMW add WPFM deb 30 WZZR WAZY-FM WKFM add Z104 add KCDQ add KYTN deb 36 WJXQ WERZ WKRZ-FM add KQMQ add WSFL deb 40 WPST WHOT KZZB add WGUY add WGRD 31-29 WRCK DI WITH COLUMBIA RTCDRDS
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Continued from Page 46 sounded wrong ... Joe Jackson backed with Barbra 7 pLanh Streisand doesn't mix. We also decided that if a jock KAU-AM & FM had something fun to say or do on the air, then open Block Road, Kaukauna, WI 54130 the mike 'and do it. Lots of things changed since I'd (414) 739-9311 been away from Buffalo, and everyone was taking a OWNER: Fox River Communications, Inc. piece of our action. Pres.IGM: James S. Esler The Single: "Big Log" PD: Don Ross "WKBW has evolved, and the kind of station MD: Rich Allen WNYS is now, is what we were 15 years ago. We play REP: Selcom Radio CHR music, but take an adult approach to our presen- 1050 kHz; 104.9 mHz 1kw daytimer; 3kw ERP tation with news, personality and promotion. I don't think of ourselves in the same arena as WNYS, "WKAU is an AM/FM simulcast CHR in the com- WPHD, or Rock 102 except for the music. With petitive Appleton -Oshkosh market. Because of a uni- WPHD and WNYS both going for a younger demo, que 'adjacent market' situation, WKAU also scores my main competition is WBEN (AM) and WGR." well with the CHR audience in the separately -rated Green Bay metro. While this offers WKAU a lot of potential listeners, it also creates some unique pro- blems.
"I don't think of ourselves in the same arena as WNYS, WPHD, or Rock 102 except for the music." -Sandy Beach
I asked Sandy about the new nighttime talk show and what he hoped it would do for WKBW. "We've just hired John Otto, who has been in the market for Ron Ross Rich Allen 28 years, 22 of them with his general interest talk "For example, local news coverage can be dif- show on WGR. This will make a major impression on ficult to target. The two metros are made up of 10 how the public looks at us ... they'll know we aren't cities with populations ranging from 12,000 to a teen station. Again, we play Cl{R music but have 110,000. Musically there are subtle differences in an A/C on -air approach. This talk show should put listener tastes in the two metros, but because of the finishing touches on completing our overall sound WKAU's mass appeal/personality approach to CHR, .. you could say we're experimenting a bit. we find music to be less of a problem. "I'm not sure what the talk show will do to our "Strict controls are placed on music tempo and music listeners, but I know it will bring us some night demographic balance to keep the station from becoming too hard or too soft. Nonstop contests and numbers we haven't seen in years. Things like this promotions keep the stations exciting and upfront in talk show and the 'North American Music Review,' the community. MD Rich Allen and I both have spent which you wrote about, are examples of innovative a number of years here in addition to experience in programming. We aren't afraid to take chances and other markets, which enables us to maintain a solid, make mistakes." professional sound not found in many markets this size. In addition, our live 'upfront' approach combined with continual promotion in the newspapers and on TV keeps WKAU a market leader." Bits -Ron Ross
KWSS/San Jose recently held an interesting event at the Santa Clara County Fair ... it's the first annual "Prune Pit Spit -Off." For a 25 -cent donation to benefit the Cystic Motion Fibrosis Foundation, fairgoers will get to chew up a prune, and spit the pit for distance. It makes a lot of sense since San Jose is the "Prune Capital Of The World." After 12 years on the air in the Tidewater, VA market, 0107/Washington broadcast a live transmission of the Dan Alexander gives up the midday slot at WVNZINorfolk sold -out Men At Work concert from the Merriweather Post to become Creative Services/Production Manager for the Pavilion in Columbia, MD (7-28). The show, which was fed station. Replacing him is Michael Jay, who comes in from to 50 affiliates of the ABC Rock Radio Network, marks the sister station WD001Daytona Beach ... Jim Payne has first live concert broadcast ever to take place at the venue. been named MD at WMAR-FM/Baltimore ... Beau Raf- ferty, last at KMJK/Portland, is now doing mornings at KBBK/Boise enthusiastically jumped into the premiere KREO/Santa Rosa .. WOLT/Florence names Tom Pep- of the latest James Bond film, "Octopussy." Not only did per PD and Matt Durham MD. the station give away hundreds of tickets to see the advan- bhE ce screening, but it a principLE offered grand prize of a live octopus Jim Martin, formerly with WCIR/Beckley, WV, has sur- in its own 30 -gallon tank, direct from the Pacific Ocean. faced across town at WOAY as Music Consultant ... Matt op momEnrs Allen is now Production Director/swing at KFIILos Angeles WRQK/Greensboro is celebrating its 10th anniversary . WHFMIRochester grabs Jim Ravencroft from WPXY with a lot of money. in cash will be given away to $50,000 as Chief Engineer . Kathy West is no longer at 195/Mi- aLJaiLabLE on rEcord and CaSSEbbE listeners hearing their names announced on the air from ami ... Gary Mitchell exits KITYISan Antonio to join KRIO/ birthday cards sent in to the station. Winners grab a fast PM dutrlbut-Ed by abLanric record' McAllen -Brownsville as driver .. Jay Scott joins the $99 and are registered for a grand prize trip for two to any- morning show at KRAV/Tulsa from FM96/Oklahoma City. where in the Western world. On Tour: August 29-Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL / 31-Milwaukee Arena, KNBOITacoma-Seattle just completed a weekend in has a new lineup: 5 to 9am Chris Milwaukee. WI / September 3-Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI / 4- Richfield 0102/Cincinnati each won cars in separate & Coliseum, Cleveland. OH / 6-Centrum, Worcester. MA / 12-Madison Square which three listeners O'Brien Jim Fox, 9am to noon Janeen Coyle, noon to Garden, New York, NY / 13-Civic Center, Hartford, CT / I4-Spectrum, promotions. In a promotion with Coca-Cola and Payless 4pm Mark Sebastian. 8pm to midnight Cindy Spicer, mid- Philadelphia, PA / 20-Summit, Houston, TX / 22-Reunion Arena. Dallas, Shoes, over 17,000 entries came in to win a new GMC night to 5am Jay C. McCoy. weekenders Jay D. Stewart, TX / 27-Forum. Los Angeles, CA / 28-Coliseum. Oakland, CA / 30- truck. Then as part of a car dealer's grand opening, a black Andy Criag, and Chet Meiners. Coliseum, Seattle, WA / October I-PNE Coliseum, Vancouver, British mini Trans AM was given away. And finally in the "KNBQ Columbia, Canada Postcard Contest," held in conjunction with WB and Tower WJBO/Portland's new lineup includes Steve Bieecker Records, a mini "Little Red Corvette" and $1000 cash was for mornings, MD Bill O'Neil middays, Assistant PD John the prize for the postcard with the most "KNBQ"s on it. Willis afternoons, Greg Murray nights, and Doug Foerster Winner Ed Halterman managed to squeeze 250,000 allnights, plus Patti Brennan, Jon Paradise, and Tom 1983 Allan, Record.ng Corp OA Warner Con,mvnocne.on, Co KNBQs on his postcard to take the prize. Roche doing weekends.
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IT DOESN'T TASTE LIKE CHOCOLATE - What are these folks doing? They're getting their first taste of mud in the KGRC/Hannibal, MO "Mud Volleyball Media Match." Members of the staff were dressed in white tuxedos and arrived in white limos to slosh around in the Mississippi mud. Shown (above) are staff mem- bers discussing strategy for the next play, and (below) huddling around the team playbook to set up for a slam shot.
MEN AT WORK MEET MEN FROM 610 - Columbia's Men At Work recently played at the Mountain Aire Festival, and after the show met with some of the folks from 610 KFRC/San Francisco. Shown (l -r) are Columbia's Burt Baumgartner, PD Gerry Cagle, Men At Work's Colin Hay, and managers Russell Deppler and (front) Nathan Brenner.
UNIPOP DOES MAJIK - Pick a card, any card, as long as it leads to a hit. Magi- cian Frank McKinnon is showing a bit of magic for Kat Family recording group Unipop, which ties in nicely with their new single "Let's Make Majik. " Shown (l -r) are Unipop's Manny and Phyllis Loiacono, Kat Family VP/GM Mike Sullivan, McKin- non, VP/Promotion Tommy Teague, and Unipop's manager Susan Swain.
TUBES ALERT IN BUFFALO - After a recent concert at Darien Lake Fun Country theme park near Buffalo by Capitol's Tubes, lead singer Fee Waybill partied with some friends backstage. Shown (l -r) are Capitol promo rep Jack Snyder, Waybill, Tom Stevens of the Jerry Meyers Organization, and WBEN-FM MD Roger Christian.
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GETTING KOZE WITH THE HULK - Sporting a beard, star Lou Ferrigno made an appearance at the 1983 "World Of Wheels" car show in association with KOZE/ Lewiston. Shown (l -r) negotiating over a T-shirt are KOZE's Tom Turner, Ferrigno, and station personality Mike Tanner. Because of his extra "leverage" in the situa- tion, Lou did get to keep the shirt after all.
ARE WE COOL OR WHAT? WTIC-FM/Hartford recently cooled off the city by handing out over 5000 frozen treats in its "Summer Freeze -Out, " courtesy of Good Humor, in celebration of National Ice Cream Week. Shown (I -r) licking their way toward the "fudgy secret surprise center" are former PD Steve Goldstein (now programming WHYT/Detroit), traffic reporter Roger Stafford, News Director John Elliott, and air personalities Gary Craig, Sue O'Neal, Mike West, and Mark Wainwright.
KONJOVAN ON THE ROAD - While on a recent road trip into the Midwest, Konjoyan stopped in to see KWTO-FM/Spring- 195 AND THE FOURTH OF JULY - Over 125,000 people packed Miami Beach for a July 4th celebration hosted by A&M's secondary specialist Jon PD Alex - l95/Miami, Miller Beer, and local merchants. In concert were Timmy Thomas. Jimmy "Bo" Home, Celi Bee, and New Edition, field. Shown (l -r) are MD Bob Hammond, Konjoyan, and former Scott with a spectacular fireworks show ending the festivities. ander, who's now programming KHTR/St. Louis.
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AOR WINNERS' CIRCLE PART THREE off and left the demo to us. If someone WBLM's research system was purchased decides to knock heads with us, I'll have to from John Sebastian during his con- be even more cognizant of what's going on sultation agreement with the station, which in the market. I may have to redefine the ended before the spring book began format somewhat, narrowing it." (WBLM is now consulted by Burkhart - Winning Big In Meanwhile, Welch said that program- Abrams). Bushey lamented, "We can't ming AOR's top -rated 12+ station feels really afford the research system, but we great. "It's been a thrill to put it on and have it anyway. We force ourselves to make listen to it. It's like listening to a dream. it pay. In a market where there's only one You think about something for so long; how book a year, we've been using our research it would sound and who it would appeal to. on the street as a sales tool, and find it's Small Markets To have the chance to make that a reality - taken as seriously as Arbitron figures. We it's certainly a dream come true. It's been employ three fulltime employees who make AOR radio's biggest 12+ ratings this spring, according to Arbitron, an entirely satisfying experience." about 1000 calls a week. Their resarch is came from one of the smallest Dubuque, Iowa, where KLYV markets: WBLM : A Winning Team basically a study of preferences: what stations they listen rocketed to a 26.1 in its debut AOR book. Another ARB winner was Another satisfied AOR programmer is to and prefer. I also use it to WBLM/Portland-Lewiston, ME, where modern research and tried- Mike Bushey, who has guided WBLM/Port- test our music, both currents and library cuts." and-true promotional ideas were combined to come up with a market - land-Lewiston for five years as its PD. Ar- bitron gave WBLM a great tenth anniver- Bushey added, "The music and for- winning 13.6. matics are planned and studied, but the sary present this spring with market - station is Winning big in a small market requires mellow. We daypart very heavily. Acts like dominant numbers. Yet, just weeks before constantly surprising the audien- ce. It is playing by different rules. This week, the Def Leppard or Iron Maiden aren't nor- the book began, things were less than per- consistent yet spontaneous. We have had the benefit of two PDs of these two spring ARB champions mally heard till after 3pm. fect behind the scenes at WBLM. Bushey consultants, but even more important, the owners explain the subtleties of programming "Musical choices are basically made by said, "We were in trouble early this year. and the GM former small market AORs. ear and judged later by audience response. Our in-house research was showing us in are all jocks. Plus, we've never forgotten that it's our station first; the MTV penetration through cable locally is serious trouble 25-34. Now, this is a small con- KLYV On Target sultant is another member of the - 85% so that also comes into play (though market; we do in a year what WBCN/ team." With Listeners Bushey is a definite recently, I've noticed its influence has Boston does in a month. So, we have to be as team player: "I've KLYV, or "K -Live 105," as the station lessened somewhat)." broad -based as possible. Besides, we have always thought of myself more as a coor- dinator. I'll even discuss the rough idea of calls itself, switched formats last July from He added, "Because we're the only game no direct format competitor. So we started a promotion Beautiful Music, with Robert A. Welch on in town, we get a lot of time -spent -listening. making some pro- or format shift with the announ- cers. It remains my tap as PD. He recalled, "The market had a So, to keep the station sounding fresh, we gramming moves to decision, but they feel involved CHR that was getting 20s in the Arbitrons, add music every day of the week." Though try and broaden the and often have great suggestions for taking the rough but they were basically an automated Bob calls his format "Album Oriented Con- station. Our research edges off an idea." operation. We felt there was a tremendous temporary," to emphasize its hit nature, he systems showed T-Shirts and Tradeouts gap in the market for a well -programmed quickly added that KLYV does dig deep into that playing Beatles, The WBLM team came up with numer- 18-34 re- station. We did a lot of attitudinal hit albums. "It's a `sound' format, so I'll Rolling Stones, and ous promotions during the spring ratings to find out what music our listeners search sometimes add things that are unfamiliar if the Who was not going period, all financed by a promotion budget wanted to hear, and we basically fed those their sound fits the station. to get us 25+ listen- consisting solely of the profits made from results back to them. If they wanted to hear "We never back ourselves into a format ers. They're tired of lop the sale of WBLM T-shirts. "Most of our and Led Zep- plenty of Bob Seger, Styx, corner by qualifying ourselves on the air. it. So I slowed down promotions," Bushey admitted, "were set pelin, then that's what we gave them. We We'd prefer to let the listeners decide what the oldies rotations Mike Bushey up as trades for promotional announce- right on with their tastes, and were target we are; we let them pin the labels on the significantly. In fact, I quietly took out all ments. These included daily giveaways of that made us their most appealing radio station. If they want to think of us as an the Beatles songs for about five weeks. gift certificates for everywhere from fur- choice." albums station, or a rock station, that's Then, I slowly filtered in their best songs. niture stores to pizza parlors. Also, we gave Welch used callout research to determine fine." "At the same time, I increased the away an album an hour, 18 hours a day, music tastes. "We didn't play listeners' The one impression Welch does want to amount of current music by roughly 30%, so throughout March. We finished up our first lines," he hooks down the phone admitted. leave with listeners is that KLYV is that each hour was about 50%-50%, instead local talent record promotion during the "It was more of a questionnaire of listener the place they can go for "continuous of 70% old -30% new. It allowed us to play book. We did lots of listener parties to cele- preferences. We used (and still use) it to music," which is a key station slogan. "We just as much Def Leppard as ever, but also brate the coming of spring. We distributed a test perceptions of groups and artists in incorporate music into as many promotions to add records by artists like Thomas monthlong calendar of March activities, general." Welch claimed the system is cost- as possible," he said. "Promotions nor- Dolby. Our research showed immediate, plus commemorative 10th anniversary not that expensive. efficient: "It's actually mally involve listening to the station and its weekly increases in 25-34 listening, while we Blimp window stickers. I employ a couple of people who average music to win. During the book, we did one of saw the leading CHR and soft rock stations 100-120 calls a week. I've found that, once those promotions where listeners are asked eroding in that category." Continued on Page 56 you get 30-40 respondents within each to call when they heard a certain group of demographic cell, you have a pretty good songs played back-to-back. sample." "Throughout the ratings period, I did a lot KLYV also employ- of TV advertising with MTV, as well as ed a consultant, Bob other cable stations. We produced the spot Henabery, who offered ourselves, and it's nothing fancy; just an objective view- album covers and music. But it gets across point on the operation the continuous music message." from all standpoints. In a format emphasizing music, KLYV As a result of its hea- jocks play a naturally lessened role. Welch vily -researched pro- stated, "Our jocks are complementary to gramming, KLYV de- the music. I want them to be informed buted in the 30s in about what they play, offering interesting Birch results last fall. sidelights to the songs. They don't use bits Those numbers were Robert A. Welch or one-liners - it's pretty straightforward. apparently too much for CHR competitor They're like the glue that holds together a KFMD, which switched format to A/C shor- fine piece of furniture." tly thereafter, leaving KLYV the only game KLYV shares a four -person news depar- in town for 18-34 rock listeners. tment with its sister AM station. This beefed-up department allows the station to Variety: The Spice Of K -Live do two newscasts per hour during morning Since KLYV controls the entire rock drive. "They're geared to lifestyle infor- audience in the market (WXLP/Quad mation," Welch explained. "I like to call Cities shows up in Welch's research but not them `conversation -starters,' the kind of in ratings results), the station can loosen stories that are repeated by listeners at the format belt a bit, as Welch noted. "We work throughout the day." can offer a lot more variety because of the KLYV is the current local listening favor- WILD BUNCH - During the recent New Music Seminar, RCA hosted a private party with two of its position we're in. We may cross over to ite. But with that loyalty and those num- latest signings, Haysi Fantayzee and the Eurythmics. Pictured (top row, I -r) are WRKI/Danbury PD Buzz CHR or even A/C groups like LRB or bers, can a direct format competitor be far Knight, Haysi Fantayzee's Kate Garner, RCA's John Bou/os, Haysi Fantayzee's Jeremiah Healy, Annie America. But we wouldn't touch Barbra behind? Welch admitted, "I expect it and Lennox of the Eurythmics; (front row, I -r) Eurythmics's David Stewart, RCA's Phil Quarteraro, and WRKI MD Bruce Streisand or Barry Manilow; they're too am gearing up for it. So far, they've backed Go/dsen.
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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 56 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 EVOLUTION Winning Big In Kelli O'Neill is named MD for KAZY/Denver WQFM/Milwaukee signs with Jeff Pollack as consul- tant ... Gail Lee exits the Promotion Director post at WMJQ/Rochester . , . Ben Smith appointed MD Small Markets for WEZX/Scranton Jim Conner upped to PD for ... Continued from Page 54
KRKN/Anchorage and retains MD duties . Bob London leaves MD post at WAQY/Springfield for "It probably made for a rather cluttered air
middays with WPLR/New Haven .. , Doug Brewer sound," he admitted, "but it created a real buzz on
exits as MD at WLSQ/Montgomery . , Cinda Holt the station." This is reflective of Bushey's overall at- returns to the MD post at WZZO/Allentown as Bruce titude about WBLM: "The music is tightly controll- Bond resigns MD post, but will continue parttime at ed, but the station never becomes a machine. It lives WMMR/Philadelphia ... Karen Conway appointed and breathes and has real humanity. Even when we News Director for KBCO/Boulder as Mike McLain were consulted by Sebastian, we were doing drop -ins exits post but retains parttime position ... Kerry of Monty Python and Lily Tomlin. I always want McGuirk upped to FM Production Director at KAZY/ listeners to be wondering what the hell they're going Denver. Jamie Durkee promoted to overnights at to hear next on WBLM. This attitude is the last KAZY/Denver ... Larry Woodside exits KROQ- vestige of our progressive heritage, and I never want FM/Pasadena for weekends at KMET/Los Angeles to lose that. We've never forgotten that radio's fund- ... Tim Scott exits MD post at WRXL/Richmond for amental property is illusion. We play to the listeners' middays at KILO/Colorado Springs effective Sep- imagination."
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Next fantasy please: KATT/Oklahoma City's bolster ratings with a five in a row or $5000 guaran- fantasy come true promotion continues: the station tee: the first cash prize was just awarded. just made a winner of a fellow who wanted to come to L.A. as a star. So, the station sent him to a posh L.A. hotel where he was mobbed by 20 hired female COMING NEXT WEEK: I'll round out the AOR "fans." Where can I sign up? ... This is progress: Winners' Circle series by talking with Lee Arnold, winners in KMOK/Lewiston, Idaho's latest contest PD of WQFM/Milwaukee, about the dangers of are being picked at random by computer ... WTUE/ modern rock, and Ken Martin, PD at KZEL/Eugene, Dayton is getting on the better side of local law en- about how to get #1 numbers in three key demo areas. forcement by sponsoring a contest in conjunction with the Police. Listeners are asked to pay a compli- ment to a police officer, then get his name and badge C O N C E R T S& C O N V E R number and submit same to the station. Winners are S A T I O N S picked daily to receive Police albums, and one grand prize winner will be flown to New York to see the PRESENTATIONS: Zebra by WOUR/Utica for $3 96 Police in concert ... KLOS/Los Angeles played the GUEST DJs: Bryan Adams. Michael Bolton. Fastway Tubes in a benefit softball game. In other sports on KATTIOklahoma City. news, KSPN/Aspen co -promoted a tennis benefit for CONVERSATIONS: Quiet Riot, Mitch Ryder on cerebral palsy with tennis stars and Hollywood per- KQDS/Duluth .. Peter Gabriel on WAAFIWorcester sonalities that raised $250,000! Nice going, gang. And ... Asia. Fixx on WTPA/Harrisburg .. Eurythmics, finally, watch out for Def Leppard - this band is Nona Hendryx on KROQILos Angeles ... Santana, Tri- challenging AOR stations to soccer games while on umph on KPOIIHonolulu ... Supertramp, ZZ Top on its present American tour, and they're winning every WBCNIBoston .. Asia or WPYX/Albany ... Loverboy, game they play' In their latest match, they bested Joe Walsh on WMETIChicago ... Joni Mitchell, Jorma KEZE/Spokane 5-3, but the real winners were the Kaukonen on KBCOIBoulder ... Tubes on WPDHI radio people who will receive the van full of canned foods Poughkeepsie ... Blackfoot on DC1011Washington Written for professionals that served as admission for the fans who came to Bow Wow Wow, Steel Breeze on WEGLIAuburn .. . see the game ... Get -well wishes to Y95/Rockford Ian Hunter on WDHAINorth Jersey ... Shooting Star on by radio professionals MD Doc Ballje, currently resting after having a kid- KOZZIReno ... Asia. Motorhead on Q107/Toronto ney stone removed (which a Y95 salesperson in- Divinyls, Bryan Adams, Iron Maiden, Saxon, Fastway stantly dubbed as the "rock of the '80s! ") ... Krokus on KFMGIAlbuquerque ... Police on KNCNICorpus Christi
Kontests: KLAQ/El Paso tied in with a local appear- . Red Rider. Stevie Ray Vaughan on CHEZ-FMIOttowa ance of Krokus by holding two contests. In an "Eat .. Def Leppard, Uriah Heep, A Flock Of Seagulls, Fixx The largest weekly The Rich" promotion, winners dined with Krokus on K97/Toronto ... Stevie Ray Vaughan on WOUR/Utica and were taken to a dress rehearsal of the band. A Tubes on WHJY/Providence ... J.J. Cale on promotional idea exchange "Screaming In The Night" contest was then held, KVRE/Santa Rosa ... Eurythmics, Men Without Hats on with listeners trying out their lungpower over the KQAKISan Francisco ... Joe Walsh on WFBollndiana- phones to win a straitjacket autographed by the band polis ... Journey, Iron Maiden on KATT/Oklahoma City .. KISS/San Antonio is the latest AOR to attempt to Wildlife on WQFM/Milwaukee. The Industry's largest free job opportunities section
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BATTER UP - K/SW/Seattle challenged Loverboy and Quiet Riot to a "Battle in Seattle" charity softball game. Admission was a can of food, which went to the Seattle food banks. By the way, when the dust settled, the bands were victorious. Pictured (l -r, top row) are CBS merchandiser Tony Grob, Loverboy's Paul Dean, Columbia National Promotion Director George Chaltas, promo rep Larry Reymann, Quiet Riot members Frankie Banali and Kevin Dubrow, unidentified umpire, K/S W DJs Gary Crow, Dan Wilkie, John Langen, and Jim Arnold, Loverboy's Matt Frenette, K/SW MD Steve Slaton; (l -r, bottom row) Quiet Riot's Carlos Cavazo, Loverboy's Mike Reno and Scott Smith, K/SW jocks Mike West, Robin Erickson, Marie LaMarche, and Epic rep Debi Lipetz.
FIXX-ING IT UP - Partying backstage after a Fixx New York concert were airstaffers from WAAF Worcester. Pictured (I -r, top row) the band's Jamie West -Dram, Danny Brown and Cy Cumin, WAAF PD Rob Barnett, band's Rupert Greenall, MCA's Roman Marcinkiewics; (bottom row, l-r) band's Adam Woods, WAAF MD Rob Lipshutz, and MCA National Album Director John Schoenberger.
GUITAR NO SMALL PRIZE - A miniature (but Z99 SOCKED IN CELEBRITY SOCCER - fully functional) guitar was the prize in a contest Z99 Regina challenged Uriah Heep to a soccer cosponsored by KUFO/Odessa and ZZ Top. Pic- game prior to the band's local appearance with tured presenting the prize to its winner (l -r) are Def Leppard; Uriah Heep trounced the station. KUFO PD J. Michael Scott, winner, ZZ Top's Billy Pictured after the game (I -r) are station's "Rocker" Gibbons, KUFO Promotion Director Kim Bengs Walker, Mick Box of Uriah Heep, Z99's Julian and publicity assistant Mike Basham. James, Uriah Heep's Peter Goalby.
DEF LEPPARD ON TOUR - Continuing their nationwide tour, Del Leppard stopped in at WLLZ while in SING ALONG WITH MITCH Following a recent Philadelphia Mitch Ryder, PolyGram Detroit for a concert. Pictured (I -r) are band's Rick Savage, WLLZ MD Doug Podell, Promotion Director - concert by Dave Scott, band's Steve Clark, WLLZ PD Joe Urbiel. hosted a party that attracted local AOR media and a special guest star. Pictured (l -r) are WZZO/Allen- town MD Bruce Bond, WPST/Trenton Asst. PD Tom Cunningham, Ryder, promo rep Fred DiSipio Jr., WYCR/Hanover PD J.J. Randolph, PolyGram's David Leach, WYSP/Philadelphia jock Leslie Patton, WTPA/Harrisburg PD Jeff Kauffman, guest star John Cougar, and WIOQ/Phila1lelphia jock Ed Sciaky.
HENDRIX MEMORIAL - KZOK/Seattle recently RAMONES GO FISH-ING - Dee Dee Ramone concluded a three-year fundraising effort that (left) and Johnny Ramone (right) hand -delivered enabled the city to commemorate local artist their latest album, "Subterranean Jungle," to Jimi Hendrix with a memorial in the city's KROQìLos Angeles DJ Jed The Fish (center), Woodland Park. Pictured at the opening pictured here obviously anxious to hear the ceremony are Al Hendrix, Jimi's father; and KZOK air personality Rick Shannon. record. PAYING THEIR RESPECTS - WMMS/Cleveland received a promotional visit recently from Chris DeBurgh (center), who conversed with PD John Gorman (left) and MD Kid Leo (right).
Burning Sensations than over a A BURNING SENSATION What better way to introduce a band named - Bill Barlett were at KBPI/Denver, Texas chili dinner? Pictured at just such an occasion (l -r, standing) are unidentified, Capitol's DENVER GETS SCANDAL-IZED - Columbia's Scandal recent interview guests "Raoul, " PD Sam -r) Col- and Bob Osborn, KMET staffers Kim Baersch and Nick Loft (l -r, seated) KMET staffer also being visited at the time by Randy Brown, PD at fellow Sandusky AOR KEGL. Pictured (l are Bellamy, MD Hugh Surratt. umbia's Kevin Knee, KBPI PD Phil Strider, Scandal's Patty Smyth and Tommy Price, KEGL's Brown.
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www.americanradiohistory.com Pagé 80 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 THE PIC TURE PAGES Maiden Form Ranks For "Monster Bash" PolyGram Sees Summer Set
Capitol staged a "Monster Bash" for Iron Maiden after the band's recent Long Beach Arena performance. Pictured (l -r) are manager Rod Smallwood, group's Adrian Smith, Capitol VP Walter Lee, group's Steve Harris and Bruce Donna Summer recently played Resorts International in Atlantic Dickinson, label VP Bob Young, Capitol's Michelle Peacock (partially concealed) and Bill Bartlett, group's Dave Mur- City, and PolyGram executives were out in force for the show. Pictured ray and Nicko McBrain, and Capitol's Susan Epstein and Bob Osborn. (l -r) are PolyGram's Michael Kidd and Jerome Gasper, Sr. VP Harry Losk, Summer, label's Ernie Singleton, and Sr VP Shelly Rudin. Dire Straits In Royal Triumph Arista Adds Jermaine
WB's Dire Straits played a benefit concert in London for charitable causes under the sponsorship of Prince Charles and Lady Diana. After the show, pictured (l -r) are artistic advisor Pete Townshend, Lady Di (background), Prince Charles, group's Alan Clark (background), Hal Lindes, John Illsley, and Mark Knopfler, and manager Ed Bicknell. Arista Records has signed Jermaine Jackson, who is aiming for a fall release with his first LP for the label. Jackson is pictured (left) with Arista President Bongos Go For RCA Clive Davis. Milsap In New York
group's James RCA has officially announced its signing of the Bongos. Pictured (l -r, back) are RCA VP Greg Geller, group's Mastro, RCA's Nancy Jeffries, group's Richard Barone, and RCA VP/USA & Canada Don Ellis; (l -r, front) Frank Gianinni and Rob Morris. RCA's Ronnie Milsap recently played Long Island's Westbury Music Fair. Staffers After the show, Milsap was pictured (left) with RCA/Nashville VP Joe Seger Sighted With Capitol Galante. Men Without Hats With Backstreet
Backstreet Records executives flew to New York to catch Men Without Hats when the group performed at the Ritz recently. Pictured (l -r) are Stefan and Ivan After a recent performance, Capitol's Bob Seger was greeted by Capitol and EMI executives. Pictured (l -r, standing) group's Alan McCarthy, label's Michael Goldstone, group's are EM/ -UK's Geoff Bywater, Capitol's Michelle Peacock and Doreen D'Agostino, Seger, label's Stephen Gelber and Doroschuk, producer/manager Marc Durand, group's Colin Doroschuk, and Maureen O'Connor, and EMI's John Cavanagh; (l -r, front) EMI's Martin Haxby and Alison Lewis. Backstreet President Danny Bramson.
www.americanradiohistory.com Love Affair "Telefone (Long Distance B817 From the LP Best Kept Secret. ST -1710 Produced by Greg Mathieson & Jay Graydon.
ST-nO9a From the LP, White Feathers. Produced by Colin Thurston and Nick Rhodes.
«If I Only Had A Brain"173 From the LP Don't Take My Coconuts. ST -17097 Produced by August Darnell for Brindisi Reef Productions.
AMERICA Available on EMI America Records & High -Quality XDR Cassettes.
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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 62 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 THE PIC TURE PAGES RCA's Orrall Contract PolyGram Powwow
PolyGram executives met with some of the company's new artists at the re- RCA has directly signed Robert Ellis Orrall, who was previously affiliated with the Why -Fi label (no longer distributed cent New Music Seminar in New York. Pictured (l -r) are PolyGram's George Vince by RCA). Pictured reviewing Orrall's new video are (l -r) RCA VP -USA & Canada Don Ellis, Orrall, manager Meier, artists Mari Wilson and Cristina, label's Linda Walker, and artist Peter Mauro, VP Greg Geller, and lawyer Robert Epstein. Godwin. Capitol Greets Ashford & Simpson Manilow Hour
Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Capitol executives were out in force to greet Ashford & Simpson at the duo's Greek Theatre/L.A. performance. Pic- Arista's Barry Manilow opened the new (left) with Arista VP Neil Portnow. tured (l -r) are Nickolas Ashford, Capitol VP Varnell Johnson, Valerie Simpson (front), label's Kick Van Hengel and Mesa, CA. He's pictured Rusty Moody, EMI Music Video's Bob Hart, and Capitol COO Don Zimmermann. Mangione Meeting Mitch Makes A Video
Columbia executives turned up backstage to greet Chuck Mangione on the occasion of his Universal Amphitheatre/L.A. performance. Pictured (l -r) are Columbia's Wayne Edwards, Debbie Newman, and Michael Johnson, Riva/PolyGram's Mitch Ryder filmed his "When You Were Mine" video with Julien Temple, director of the Sex Mangione, Columbia VP Bob Wilcox, and label's Bob Garland. Pistols' film and a number of rock videos. Pictured at the session are (l -r, seated) Ryder and Temple; (l -r, standing) band members Mark Gougeon and Michael Read, PolyGram's Drew Murray, PolyGram VP Len Epand, band Deco On Qwest members Rick Bennick and Tim Barry, Riva VP Russe// Shaw, and video producer Simon Fields. Solar Goes To Collage
Lee Peters, Dean has signed Deco, with a single called "Fresh Idea" set for Solar executives visited with Collage between shows recently in L.A. Pictured (l -r, rear) are group's Qwest/WB Wilson, Melicio month and an album of the same title to follow. Pictured (l -r) are Boysen, Ruben Laxamana, and Emilio Conesa, Solar President Ray Harris, and group's Ross release this and Jones, producer 011ie Brown, group's Zane Giles and Magdaluyo, Kirk Cumpler, and Albert De Gracia; (l-r, front) Solar VP Virgil Roberts, group's Richard Aguon, Q west principal Quincy VP Ed Eckstine. manager Marty Horn. Phillip Ingram, and Qwest Exec.
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\IWY NEW &ACTUVE
"ISLANDS IH THE STREAM" Duet with Dolly Parton FIRST wem: ONE OF THE CHR MOST ADDED Over 81 Adds This Week Including: B104 KEARTH WKEE WCSC WZYP WNAM KQMQ WKBW KIQQ WLAN-FM KITE Y103 KIIK KHOP B94 KYUU WHFM WDOQ WOKI WKFR K96 94Q WTRY WPST WNFI G100 KQKQ KJRB Z93 K 104 WKRZ-FM WRQK WHHY-FM KRAV Q105 WYCR WBBQ WANS-FM KRGV WHOT A/C From Kenny's A/C BREAKERS. RCA Debut Album KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON Islands In The Stream (RCA) "EYES THAT SEE 46% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 28/28, Light 29/29, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 62 including WFBR, GR55. WPIX, WTAE, WSB-FM, IN THE DABS" KVIL-FM, WCLR, WISN, WCCO, KS94, KNOW, KOY, V100, WGY, WBT, 55KRC, KEX, and 45 more. Debuts at number 26 on the A/C chart.
Produced by Barry Gibb, Karl Richardson*, and Albhy Galuten* For Karlbhy Productions Management: Ken Kragen RO NIE "DON'T YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU" C}IR WNBC deb 27 WOMP-FM add WNVZ 40-38 KXX 106 on SIGNIFICANT ACTION KYUU add 13FEA add WSEZ 39 WCSC on WKEE add WALT add WNAM 40-37 WNFI on WZPL on W1BQ on FM99 on Y103 add 28 WAEV add K1RB 21-17 94TYX on WHOT on WISE on 99KG on KITY add KQWB add WFLB 39-29 G100 on KHOP on KISR on KENI on KTSA add WJDX 39-35 WXLK deb 40 WHHY-FM on KSKD on W FOX on KCDQ on WKDQ add FM 100 32-29 WYCR on KRGV on WIGY on KILE on KDZA on WKFR add WTIX deb 40 WKRZ-FM on KROK or. WIKZ on KVOL on Look for RCA's Newest Hit Group from the U.K., JoBOXERS' Forthcoming Single IIICE(11 "JUST GOT LUCKY"
www.americanradiohistory.com Page 64 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 THE PICTURE PAGES Capitol Aims To Break Bone E/A Earns Schilling
Capitol has signed Bone Symphony, with a single just out and a mini -album to follow in the fall. Pictured (l -r) are manager Mark Meinhardt, Capitol's Thom Trumbo, group's Scott Wilk, Marc Levinthal, and Jakob Magnusson, and Capitol VP Don Grierson.
Alcatraz Escapes To Rocshire Elektra/Asylum has signed German artist Peter Schilling, with his "Major Tom" single just out and an album set for August. Pictured threatening to set fire to a master tape are (l -r) backing guitarist Armin Sabol, Schilling, WEA Germany's Frank Dietrich, and E'A's Victor Chirel. McGavren Endures Reconstruction
Rocshire Records has signed Alcatraz, featuring former Rainbow vocalist Graham Bonnet. Pictured (l -r) are group's Gary Shea and Yngwie Malmsteen, Rocshire President Gary Davis, group's Jimmy Waldo and Jan Uvena, manager Andy Trueman, and (seated on phone) Graham Bonnet. RCA In Tease In L.A.
RCA's Tease played L.A. club the Roxy, and were visited backstage by label executives. Pictured (l -r) are actor T.K. Employees of the McGavren Guild rep firm were awarded survival kits con- RCA Carter, group's Rex Salas, Arista's Ray Parker Jr., RCA's Tony Wells, group's Kipper Jones, producer 011ie Brown, sisting of a hard hat, a sweatshirt, and a lunch pail after working their way VP Paul Atkinson, and group's Josef Parsons, Cornelius Mims, and Thomas Organ. through several weeks' construction at the company's New York office. Twin Towers Signs Papa Doo Run Run The hardy rep crew is pictured in full regalia outside the office. Columbia Jazz Summit
Columbia held a reception in New York for its jazz artists. Pictured (l-r) are The newly -formed Twin Towers Co. has signed Beach Boys -styled modern surf band Papa Doo Run Run. Pictured in Steve Smith (who has a new solo LP), Columbia VP Vernon the studio are (l -r, seated) TTC co -owners Mike Dixon and Paul Freeman and group's Jim Shippey; (l -r, standing) Journey's Herbie Hancock, and Columbia guest performer John Stamos, TTC's Silke Elder, and group's Jim Rush, Steve Dromensk, Don Zirrilli, and Steve Slaughter, Weather Report's Omar Hakim, Barone. VP Ray Anderson.
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GEORGE BENSON "Lady Love Me (One More Tîme)?
Produced by .Arif Mardin
Management: Fritz -Turner
RIOM THE 1ST STIITIVE vacs IN CIm...A DRAN NEW SMAPII WXKS-FM KIQQ KZZB KRGV KQMQ WIKZ KILE KOZE WPHD KMJK WOID WKDD KHOP WERZ KVOL KBIM WABX XTRA WCSC WNAM KSKD WZYQ KNOE-FM KBEQ KNBQ KITE WZZR KHYT WJBQ WPFM WLOL-FM WKEE WNFI WZPL WFBG KQIZ-FM FM99 KIMN WKFM KSET-FM WJXQ WGUY WISE WBWB Q103 WRCK 94TYX KEYN-FM WIGY WJAD KKLS KFI WKRZ-FM KBFM WHOT WOMP-FM WFLB KCDQ ROD STEWART "What Am I Gonna Do (I'm So In Love With You)"
Produced by Rod Stewart, Jimmie lovine & Tom Dowd
Manufactured and Distributed by Warner Bros. Records
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EOE M/F 18-191 Accepting T&Rs for mature -sanding male or female for possi- Programming Opportunity ble future openings. Send: Moms Thomas, PD, WETT, Box Needed immediately) Air talent, A/C, Top 40. Top 25 717, Ocean City, MD 21842. EOE M/F 18-191 market. T&R: R.K. #102, Burkhart/Abrams, 6500 River Possible for right person. Good announcing, NEWSPEOPLE Chase East, Atlanta, GA 30328. EOE M/F (7-221 production skills, knowledge of "magic -type" DrIvetime opening. Funny, entertaining, creative. T&R: Bill We are looking for talent for all markets. A/C format, strong people -oriented manage- Nosat, WCCC-FM, 243 S. Whitney, Hartford, CT 08105. EOE NO FEE. Send cassettes and resume to: ment M/F I8-191 Your Chance To Own A Market skills. Post -A/C programming victories, IRA APPLE AND ASSOCIATES, Box 5631, ability to work with a consultant needed. Ex- Major group -owned 100,000 -watt Southeast 13FEA/Me n lweter has Immediate openings for mature Con- Baltimore, MD 21210. cellent facilities, salary benefits, bonus and temporary communicators. Cassettes & resumes: Rick Ryder, AOR seeks aggressive, adult -oriented morn- promotional budget. Send tapes and resumes Box 5300, Manchester, NH 03108. EOE M/F 18-191 ing mouth. Must have proven track record and to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park 100,000-watt CHR FM in FL, seeks creative production director be willing to work your butt off to nail down #1 with desire to win. T&R with best work: Mr. Phillips, 419 E. West, #527, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE 50,000 -watt Contemporary Mid -Atlantic FM position. No screamers only serious- Gore St., Orlando, FL 32806. EOE M/F 18-191 - M/F accepting applications for future openings. minded professional communicators need ap- Excellent opportunity for up-and-coming jock. ply. Send T&R: Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- hard nose, Several nationally recognized programmers Top news department in WV. Need enthusiasm, & tury Park West, #526, Los Angeles, CA Warm, personable, conversational news personality. T&R experience. Apply: Clint McElroy, Box 2288, Huntington, WV ASAP: Pam Finn, K-LITE, 2814 Quail Plaza Dr., Oklahoma City, have been with our group. Compensation is 25701, 13041 525-7788. EOE M/F 18-191 90067. OK 73120. EOE M/F 18-191 fair. Region is great. Reply to Radio & Records, 1930 Century West, #525, Los Looking for newshound to get inside stories. Be NDI If that's you, we want your T&R ASAP: Bob Wright, 0100-FM, Box Angeles, CA EOE M/F 90067. 4700, Wilmington, NC 28406. EOE M/F (8-19) FUTURE OPENINGS WTTS is accepting resumes for FUTURE PO/afternoon drive oonnaadcator wanted for Boston Country ...... station. T&R: Duncan Stewart, WDLW, Box 1330, Waltham, Lifetime openings for fulltime positions of dee -jay and MA 02254. EOE M/F 18-191 RADIO news reporter/announcer. Send resume and Dream HELP WANTED air check tape to Charlotte Webb, WITS, 535 WTLB & WRCK expanding news department. Immediate open- ings for diggers, writers & anchors. T&R & salary requirements: To live in Austin, Texas, one of S. Walnut Street, Bloomington, IN 47401. New Adult Contemporary in major Southwest market ac- Art WLTB & WRCK, Box 781, Urtica, NY 13503. EOE Tapes be EOE Levy, America's great cities. To work at cepting tapes and resumes for all on -air positions. Excel- cannot returned. M/F 18-19) a radio sta- lent salaries and benefits. Tapes and resumes with KHFI (K-98) ... great references: Talent, P.O. Box 27701 386. Houston Waehi gton, DC's rising star, WEIR: On-air fuitirase opening. - We Texas 77227. EOE M'F Adult AOR WCPZ/Sandusky seeks ambitious, hard-working EZ newest story. T&R: tion with dynamite numbers. Join staff of Communications success newsperson. Conversational lifestyle delivery a must. T&R: Bob Tyler, WEZR, 10380 Democracy, Fairfax, VA 22030. Chuck are still looking for "that" person Bedi, Box 1390, Sandusky, OH 44870. EOE M/F 18-19) EOE M/F 18-191 to replace our outstanding morn- Hot FM, medium market opportunity. Morning announcer sought. CHR experience. Above average money for above Vermont's top A/C responsible weekend sir talent. Must Wks ing personality. If you are warm, average talent. T&R: Box 26, Louisville, KY 40201. EOE M/F relate solid local content within tight format. T&R: Rick Joyce, 18-12) WCFR, Box 800, Springfield, VT 05158. EOE M/F 18-191 humorous, topical with strong ad - fibs and have a one-to-one person- rl I COUNTRY PD Announcers with 2-5 yawn experience. Willing to relocate to WIVY-FM seeks top notch News Director. 4 Medium market. Agency -level production major market. Unusual accents desirable, not necessary. T&R: ality, you could be the person we years minimum experience in on -air news re- Box 1023, East Orleans, MA 02843. EOE M/F (8-191 for. Proven numbers skills, teamwork leader. Successful group are looking porting required. Excellent benefits, Infinity just purchased station. T&R to: Doug Whit- Immediate openings at FM CHR station & sister AM Country in morning drive will be given first station, and chance to live in sunny Florida. man, KNWA-FM. Box 1192, Fayetteville, station. T&R: Ken Silva, WECM, 221 Washington St., Clare- Females encouraged to apply. T&R to News mont, NH 03743. EOE M/F 18-191 preference. K-98 is CHR ... send AR 72702. EOE M/F WIVY, University Blvd., Jax, FL T&R to Roger Garrett, 1219 W. 6th, Position, 3100 98YCR/York is Beaching for smooth, bright, personable morn- 32216. EOE ing drive air talent. Production experience necessary. T&R: Austin, TX 78703. EOE Mark Richards, 98YCR, Box 234, Hanover, PA 17331. EOE WXQR-FM AOR & WLASIAMI Country is expanding news M/F 18-191 department. If you eat, drink, sleep local news, rush T&R: Kris New...... 894 -FM, KEZB/El Paso, searching for afternoon drive air Kelly, Box 760, Jackson, NC 28541. EOE M/F 18-12) personality. No screamers. T&R: Ron Haney, KEZB Radio, 1200 Golden Key Cir., #440 El Paso, TX 79925. EOE M/F (8-19) WHSL 97 -FM, a 100,000 watt regional CHR with General Sales for a talented, innovative Northeast Top 50 market CHR needs parallel status is looking WSFL, 100kw CHR now accepting T&Rs for future openings. evening personality with CHR or AOR experience. Manager dynamic, entertaining morning personality Send: Scott Kerr, Box 3436, New Bern, NC 28560. EOE M/F This is your chance to work for e greet station to push station over the top. Must be 18-191 and live at one of the biggest beach/resort areas K95FM prepared to do outside stunts and promo- on the East Coast. Good production is a must tapes and resume to: David A. Foster, Pro- #1 100kw sunbelt modern Send Tulsa tions. Looking for someone wanting to and growing! gram Director, WHSL 97 -FM, P.O. Box 3368, Wil- make a step up. Rush cassette, resume Country seeks top notch PD. Facilities and mington, North Carolina 28406 or phone after and salary requirements to: Radio & programmers dream. The only thing we care 2pm Wednesday - Friday at (919) 791-9083. An Tulsa's stereo country seeks an Jefferson Pilot Records, 1930 Century Park West, about is that you have the drive, confidence Equal Opportunity Employer, accomplished sales executive Broadcasting Company. #524, Los Angeles, CA 90067. and ability to be #1. Send tape, resume & ready to develop and carry out letter of introduction to: Radio & Records, sales policies and motivate our Your gateway to the majors lies et top CHR, KTAW-FM. Ex- 1930 Century Park West, #521, Los Angel- perienced only. Females encouraged. T&R: Dwaine Luna, dynamic sales team. es, CA 90067. 3808-B Old College Rd., Bryan, TX 77801. EOE M/F 18-121 If you have The Best knowl- Full, parttlms DJs for WNNJ, Northern New Jersey's "station edge of broadcast sales, promo- back- of the stars." T&R: GM, WNNJ, Box 40, Newton, NJ 07860. WT1X is looking for a midday pro with a programming KAFM/Danes has parttims weekend opening. T&R: Pete 332 tion and research with organiza- EOE M/F 18-121 ground. T&R & salary requirements: Bob Mitchell, Thompson, Park Central Dr., Ste. 512, Dallas, TX 12700 Carondelet St., New Orleans, LA 70130. No calls) EOE M/F tional skills to match, write: Bob 75251. EOE M/F I8-191 Opening for experienced production talent & midday Easy I8-12) Backman, Vice President, Gen- Listening personality. Mature voice required. T&R: Chris Lucas, Ice Dull lflN I eral Manager. K95FM, Tulsa, OK WGCH, 1490 Dayton, Greenwich, CT 06830. EOE M/F 18-121 RADIO: Odessa/Midland's #1 CHR rocker needs a 74119. Katz Broadcasting is an Sunbelt Operation slightly crazy 7 -midnight personality. En- Equal Opportunity Employer. joy the west Texas sun during the day & Looking for high energy announcer for '50s, rock your socks off at nite! Tape/resume/ SOUTH '60s format. Please send resume and tape to: photo to: John Clay, KRIG Radio, P.O. KATZ BROADCASTING COMPANY Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box 4312, Odessa, Texas 79760. EOE America s Employee Owned Broadcast Group WNOO/Clatta n oga Is looking for young, experienced, fonnst- #520, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Women & minorities encouraged to apply. Suiisi: it.{,. DF -ATZ DOMMIINICA' )N, INC oriented jocks for R&B. Newspeople also. No calls. T&R: Box 5156, Chattanooga, TN 37406. EOE M/F 18-191 New 194 100kw FM, new facility, great benefits, good salary. Programmer with ratings track -record who would like a bonus Top 40/CHR. T&R: Marty Osborne, WJST-FM, Box 880, based on ratings increase & future with growing Sunbelt radio Panama City, FL 32401, (904) 785-9292. EOE M/F 18-19) group. Call Ken EOE MIDWEST 13181 938-7927, 14091 769-2475. M/F 18-191 Katz. The best. PD for a Moden Country AM in Greenwood. MS. T&R &pic- Country/Farm AM looking for production/air talent with writing WDIA/M.mphis needs experienced newspersons. T&R. ND, ture: Reggie Jordan, Box 9, Kingsport, TN 37662. EOE M/F ability. T&R: KBUF, Neal Cox, Box 798, Garden City, KS Box 12045, Memphis, TN 38112. EOE M/F (8-191 18-19) 67846. EOE M/F 18-19) www.americanradiohistory.com Page 68 Opportunities R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 Openings Openings Positions Sought Positions Sought KRVR/D.ve port, IA is looking for a bright, up-sounding in- Seeking experienced one-to-one communicator. T&R & salary H you need a medium market personality with energy minus Warning) The surgeon general has determined that RYAN & dividual with production skills. T&R: KRVR, 1708, Brady, requirements: Greg Edwards, KDIG & KBON, Box 5066. San screaming call CLIFF 1409) 860-3385. Good references, good RAY is good for your health & ratings. Coming to CA. Box Davenport, IA 52803. No calls. EOE M/F 18-19) Bernardino, CA 92412. No calls. EOE M/F 18-19) production. (8-19) 8890-331, Fountain Valley, CA 92708. (8-12) Need krrneJarelyl Morning drive team, news anchor with talk Attention Michigan. Announcer. DJ and Talk formats. 20 -year BONNIE LEE BEEMAN major market experience, seeks entry ability. Writing & field reporting involved. T&R: ND, WERE, Audio Engineer pro. DICK (616) 396-7213. 18-19) level position for AOR/CHR. Good attitude. Willing to learn new format. (415) 1500 Cheater Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114. EOE M/F 18-19) Self -motivated and talented for nationwide Call 586-3291. (8-12) music firm based in L.A. Program- Astrological interpreter looking to expand to new stations or Neweperso n needed: Strong delivery for newsblock anchor & production Experienced PD, jock seeking programmingng position in a profes- syndication. Light, knowledgeable. Experience: 1 year AM aggressive reporter who can beet the best on the street. T&R, ming experience desirable. Salary commen- sional environment. Contact: ROGER EPPERSON, Rte. 1, Box radio. 2 Einhorn Rd., Worcester, MA 01609. 18-191 23, Bulls Gap, TN 37711. writing samples, salary history. Howard Monroe, WOMP, surate with experience. Send tapes & re- (8-121 Bellaire, OH 43908. EOE M/F 18-191 Radio & Records, B.J. McCURDY, currently WZAK-FM/Clevsla d, seeks on -air sumes to 1930 Century if you're an aggressive, kBer CHR-A/C, i warm work for you. 7 position with responsbilities. BA with experience in marketing & Anchor/reportar for growing steff. Minimum 2 years ex- Park West, #529, Los Angeles, CA 90067. years, young, energetic. Production plus. former MD/PD. Arbitron research. 12161 587-0247. 18-19) perience. T&R and writing samples: Ann Cummins, KKJO, Box Relocate anywhere. BILL 12151 691-0446. (8-12) 168, St. Joseph, MO 84502. EOE M/F 18-19) Outstanding female personality. Believes in visibility, excellent DJ looking for Karim° at AOR/new music station. Southeasten Hot Country station seeks creative talent. Bucks and benefits production, great numbers and working for station where talent MI preferred. Will consider others. 4 years experience PD/MD. with growth -oriented organization. T&R: Rick Johnson, KUUY, isn't wasted. AOR, A/C or CHR. ANGELA 13051 235-8632. KEVIN (313) 588-8166. (8-12) Box 926, Cheyenne, WY 82001 or 1307) 632-0551. EOE MIF 18-19) PersonalitylHumorlStyle 18-19) Morning personality Top Large major market AM has immediate open- The boss can buy the Mercedesll Chicago AOR/CHR wildman with winning 25-54 track. 50 Country or A/C. 425-5874. ing for proven morning talent. The ability to Top -rated CHR needs morning drive & evening personalities. with numbers, production, promotions, who will blow you (502) 18-12) Good salary, paid health, dental, profit sharing. T&R: John away. BRAIDS 13121 244-5904. 18-191 work with phones a must. Major broadcast Ramsey, KKAZ, Box 926, Cheyenne, WV 82001. EOE M/F Experienced Country DJ seeking sports P -B -P group. Rush tape and resume to: Radio & 18-191 BOBBY RIVERS. 10 years former experience from majors. #1 Records, 1930 Century Park West. #522, CHR personality in Tucson. Current #1 CHR personality at or fulltime sports reporting position. Prefer Reporter/anchor with ability to hands aporte assignments. Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F U93/South Bend. 12191 277-5483. 18-19) Country format in small or medium market. Will T&R: Newsroom, KPAY, 2654 Cramer Lane, Chico, CA 95926. consider on -air position with sports tie-in. Call No calls. EOE M/F 18-191 Black personalty currently working in NYC seeking position at medium or major market station. Please call LANCE HAYES TERRY at (904) 746-4904. (8-12) manager for Modem Country FM. Excellent voice. WTCJ/Tal City has opening for bright, creative night jock. Will Production (212) 933-0276 or (213) 888-6261.18-191 KWDJ, 7351 Lin- consider male or female. T&R: Ron Phillips, Box 250, Tell City, Copywriting required. T&R: Al Gordon, GM, Country PM driver with #1 station in Western coln Riverside, CA 92504. EOE M/F (8-19) IN 47586. EOE M/F 18-19) JACK ARMSTRONG, 17 years experience, 5 years program- Illinois is now searching! 4 yr. pro, contempor- ming. Looking for A/C, CHR, or Country. OM or PD slot. OM be able to ary humor, top production, phones and re- Opening for experienced news anchor/reporter currently in KYNO IAMI seeking morning legend. Must also WKJJ & WCII, PD WKWK. Call (717) 667-2251. 18-191 only: Midwest. No calla. T&R: Bob King, ND, WIBA-AM & FM, Box localize Si communicate with listeners & staff. T&R motes. If your station believes in promotion, CA 93703. 99, Madison, WI 53701. EOE M/F 18-19) Wayne Decker, KYNO, 2125 N. Barton, Fresno, Medium market jock) 7 years experience, 6-10pm or 7 -midnight discipline and a creative attitude, we should EOE M/F 18-19) whiz, currently with KUDO/Las is my specialty. Production be talking to one another. DAVID (312) 437- Vegas. NICCOLOUS KNIGHT (702) 737-6154, (702) 798-5657. (8-19) 0357 or (309) 344-1971. 96FM KYNO-FM appreciates all the calls. the tapes, NEWS DIRECTOR and the resumes that we have received. If I didn't have Distinctive style, mature authoritative delivery. Good produc- a chance to call you personally and thank you, please anywhere. BOB SNEATH Medium market. Experienced at digging, tion, DJ, news and copywriting. Go Changes accept this apology. We have currently filled our very (3191 355-6456 days, or (3091 798-2124. 18-19) writing local news. Prefer conversational rare opening, however I will keep all tapes and resumes newscasting. T&R to: Doug Whitman, for future reference. I taped the calls, but 18 minutes Have pipes. will travel. Experienced New York metro area AOR RADIO KNWA-FM, Box 1192, Fayetteville, AR are missing. Again thanks to all of you. John Lee announcer looking for fulltime position. WBAB, WAPP. Call Al Walker, KYNO-FM Vice President/Programming. 1516) 628-2661. (8-19) 72702. EOE M/F Marilyn Klionsky joins WABC/New York as Account Ex- BILL ANDRES available. Major market morning ratings winner. ecutive, formerly WNEW-FM. 8.9112 + I Phoenix. Personality, promotions, permanence, posi- New Santa Barbara CHR looking for air talent. T&R: 1919 State KARN/Little Rock is looking for night talk host. Contact Chuck tioning, positivity, performance, proper perspective. (612) Account Executive or CA EOE M/F (8-12) Cynthia Van Nostrand appointed ' St., Santa Barbara, 93101. Martin 15011 661-7521. EOE M/F 18-12) 835-6413. 18-19) KTXQ-FM/Ft. Worth -Dallas. Female Host A/C MD available. Strong in research and reporting. 7 years ex- Joe Amstein joins WFYR/Chicago sales staff. formerly perience. Prefer Pittsburgh, will consider surrounding areas. Is a voice WLUP. Chicago's 94FM WLAK seeking Needed for new nationally syndicated radio THOMAS LACKO 14121 751-4143. (8-19) for its new "Love Songs" format. This feature. Working knowledge of Country music versatile. tralnecl communicator. Very ambitious. Pop/Adult sound requires a warm and and artists a must. Send voice tape or aircheck Talented, AOR, news. Good pipes and personality. Let's talk. DAVE (813) RECORDS style. Send T&R to Jack Taddeo, ? friendly A.S.A.P. to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century 961-3559.18-19) PD, WLAK 94FM, 233 S. Wacker, Chicago, Park West, #523. Los Angeles, CA 90067. Will relocate. Dependable. Kent Cooper joins Elektra/Asylum Records as Production IL EOE M/F WLAK is a Viacom j I I News announcer needs job. 60606. in Manhattan. References, reporting, interviewing, sports, commercials. Planning Director, based station. T&R: C. Experienced newsperson for Reno station. Odessky, Writing ability. IN, Midwest preferred. BILL 1219) 874-8285. Reno, NV 89513. Females encouraged. EOE M/F Lori Lambert appointed Supervisor, Marketing Com- :{"_ ...... '..ill.: . . .. ::1 Box 5792. 18-19) (8-12) mitments, CBS Records Marketing Services. Afternoon neweperson with strong lifestyle -news interest. Announcer/sportscaster, 7 years experience CHR. CO, AZ, Must have good writing ability. Contact: James Banzer, KOFM, West Coast States. Leave message after 2pm. (303) 776- Box 14806, Oklahoma City, OK 73113. EOE M/F (8-12) 7405. )8-19) INDUSTRY Marilynn Arthur joins Gail Roberts Public Relations as Ac- WEST TIME'S UP! count Executive. Country FM 40 mass from Tucson needs morning personality. Make your move on a ratings and reve- 81000/mo. No beginners or PD -types. KAVV, Box 42977, Tuc- 'Dates appearing at the end of each listing son, AZ 85733. EOE M/F (8-19) We need: nue -grabbing morning act. Major market signify first week listed. 1. A creative ADULT ENTER- tested. Looking for an A/C, FM home. Dial TAINER for p.m. drive. now! (305) 771-1962 or (609) 737-1421. One of America's great, legendary radio sta- 2. A PRODUCTION ARTIST needs America's best midday personali- tions with exceptional ideas. ty. Relating, involvement, proper use of GAIL LEE. Promotions, music & programming experience with R&R 40 market. to pay the dollars it takes Opportunities telephone, are necessities. Top We're willing some of the best in the industry. Available immediately. (512) Send tapes, resumes, references. recent for the right person. 583-3700 or (713) 774-4871. 18-19) Advertising Park photo to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Reply in confidence with tape resume Off-the-wall ex -cop turned jock has experience arresting the au- West, #528, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Radio & Records provides free listings (max- and salary history to: dience you want. For T&R call ED 13121 677-7941 or 1312) M/F Mike Todd 389-7045. (8-191 imum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings, Posi- KEXO tions Sought, and Changes. You may place Valley Federal Plaza Avaaabio immediately, go anywhere, excelent experience, Aut aretative, big-volwd newsperson wanted yesterday. Must P -B -P. Production, copywriting, air talent, now working 2 sta- your free listing by mail or by phone. R&R will 225 N. 5th Street, Suite 1016 have news credentials. T&R: Doug Shane, PD, KVEG, 1555 E. tions parttime. Call JON (319) 355-6456 or DAVE 1309) accept classifieds by telephone Monday Femingo, Ste. 436, Las Vegas, NV 89109. EOE M/F 18-19) Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 849-2318. 18-19) EOE/MF 1`I á Wednesday 3-5pm; Thursday á Friday A member of the Donrey Media Group 10 -year radio pro, years current station, seeks OM in NE or gam-5pm. ( I other Rocky Mountain state. Award -winning sportscaster, Communications Sytems II is currently accepting news freak. JOE (308) 284-6786. 18-19) - Frequency Rates" applications for future "on -air" positions. Excellent 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks salary and benefits. If you are interested in a job with Positions Sought Great pipes for jock, news, commercials. BA in communications stability and an opportunity for advancement, send & broadcast training. Prefer Midwest. MICHAEL KIELBON 1312) $20.00 $35.00 $50.00 485-5394 before 4pm. 18-19) tapes and resume to Tom Dixon, 300 North 25th Creative production, excellent knowledge of Country music. Must man consecutlw weeks. Female, 7 years of experience medium market. Looking for pro- Street, Billing, Montana 59101. in the morning, FM99/Rochester, KAAY/ duction or airship. 1804( 740-1926.18-19) DAVE MATTHEWS Payable In Advance Little rock, 0102 & Y100/Daytona Beach. Looking for mornings CHR. Medium -major. 19041 2 37-485 5. 18-191 Orders must be typewritten or printed and Looking to move lap. Have done mornings, afternoons dr even- ings in AOR. Call DOUG, before 10am CST. 12051 834-3684. must be accompanied by check. KMQ-FM/Cokxado Springs seeking T&Rs for future openings in Published writer/female broadcaster. Maturity, creativity & 18-191 AM drive & others. T&R: John T. Howard, Box 431, Manitou dependability at entry level price. Don't chase rainbows. Latch Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Springs, CO 80829. EOE M/F 18-19) on to a sure thing. ADRIAN 1201) 773-3492. I8-191 I programmed Chhattanooge's WDOD-FM from 9.2 to 18.4 in 16 $20 per inch (recommended 35 words) per station. months. Went to do the same for a California Country copywriter & production per- KIMN/Denver needs perttkns ilk Warn. T&Rs for future open- Make me an offer! Award -winning week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- CHARLIE CHAMPION 1815) 875-8205. 18-19) wants to relocate yesterday. T&R. Prefer New England/ ings to Doug Erikson, 5350 West 20th, Denver, CO 80214. No son ling $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. Overseas. ELOY 15121687-8451. 18-19) calls. EOE M/F (8-191 most experienced, creative radio personalities One of America's Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon is available. Call (305) 937-7027 anytime) I8-19) Mornings should be fun. 11 -year pro. Personality, creativity, Summit Country's KLGT has entry level positions In news & (Pacific Time) Thursday. pipes, flick production. A/C, CHR, AOR. TED GARLAND 1603) production. T&R: Neal Jones, Box 7069, Breckenridge, CO The original JIM DAVIS of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 431-1993. 18-121 For Opportunities, call (213) 553-4330 or 80424. Females encouraged. EOE M/F (8-19) seeks medium -major ASAP. Any format. I got the pipes and I'll play your tunes. 14191 962-4481. (8-19) mail to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park Employed & experienced Southern CA announcer seeks AM drive, qualtywMnted company. Record Future opening. employment elsewhere in country. T&Rs available on request. West. Los Angeles. CA 90067 Plant Broadcasting. No beginners. T&R & salary requirements: North Florida ain't too sunny. Wanne move South with my RICK LOHMAN, 122, Canada, #A, San Clemente, CA 92672. Len Jarvela, KXGO, Box QQ, Arcata, CA 95521. EOE M/F honey. 6 -year female veteran. News, jock, production. JEN- 18-121 18-191 NIFER 19041 578-2255 for T&R. 18-191 www.americanradiohistory.com ARBITROII GIVES Y0112123007E1300 Or call any of the numbers listed below. Any one of them puts you in touch with Arbitron Ratings, and that can help you get the most marketing And mileage out of all the other numbers we give you. that's Our account executives and client service representatives are trained to respond to your needs, to suggest solutions and alternatives, to really listen to your problems. Because at Arbitron, we know that just leaving you with the ratings book isn't enough. We know our clients require the best in the application of radio and TV ratings. So we've trained our staff to serve as broadcast consultants. 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New York (212) 887-1300 Atlanta (404) 320-1533 Chicago (312) 454-3444 Dallas (214) 385-5788 Los Angeles (213) 937-6420 San Francisco (415) 393-6925 ARBITRON® RATINGS ARBITRON RATINGS COMPANY e1983 Arbitron Ratings t39 a Control Data Company www.americanradiohistory.com Page 70 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 Atlantic/RFC Gains Prestige National Music Formats Added This Week Satellite Music Network Drake-Chenault George Williams (214) 343-9205 Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400 The Starstation X T-40 ROBERT PLANT "Big Log" TACO "Puttin' On The Ritz" KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" "Islands In The Stream" BEE GEES "Someone (Belonging To Someone)" Atlantic/RFC has signed Prestige, with a single recently released and an JUICE NEWTON "Tell Her No" STYX "High Time" album soon to follow. Pictured (l-r) are Atlantic Exec. VP/GM Dave Glew, MADNESS "It Must Be Love" RFC President Ray Caviano, group principal Ed Terry, and Atlantic/Cotillion Country Coast -To -Coast VP Everett Smith. ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" Contempo 300 DEAN MARTIN "My First Country Song" Moby Dick Watches Loverde RONNIE MILSAP "Don't You Know How Much I Love You" KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON BEE GEES "Someone (Belonging To Someone)" "Islands In The Stream" SISSY SPACEK "Lonely, But Only For You" Great American Country LEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love You" WAYLON JENNINGS & JERRY REED "Hold On, I'm Comin' " TM Programming Cal Casey (214) 634-85/1 Century 21 Stereo Rock Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121 KINKS "Don't Forget To Dance" The I Format MADNESS "It Must Be Love" TALKING HEADS "Burning Down The House" STYX "High Time" KINKS "Don't Forget To Dance" RITA COOLIDGE "All Time High" EDDY GRANT "I Don't Wanna Dance" SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" ANIMALS "The Night" GEORGE BENSON "Lady Love Me (One More Time)" MADNESS "It Must Be Love" KAJAGOOGOO "Hang On Now" TM A/C Moby Dick artists Loverde were recently in the Automat studios in San Fran- The Format cisco working on a new LP. Pictured (l-r) are producer James Warrick, CRYSTAL GAYLE "Baby What About You" A/C manager Don Miley, group's Frank Loverde, engineer Ken Kessie, and assis- QUARTERFLASH "Take Me To Heart" KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON tant Ray Pyle. GEORGE BENSON "Lady Love Me (One More Time)" "Islands In The Stream" SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" Stuckey Signs With Stargem TM Country EDDIE RABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" KINKS "Don't Forget To Dance" LEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love You" JOHN DENVER & EMMYLOU HARRIS Super -Country "Wild Montana Skies" SYLVIA "The Boy Gets Around" EDDIE RABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" BPI . MICKEY GILLEY "Your Love Shines Through" ALLEN "Baby I Lied" John Iles (800) 426-9082 DEBORAH Adult Contemporary SERGIO MENDES "Rainbow's End" Tanner Musical Spectrum NAKED EYES "Promises, Promises" Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 Country Living Bright Blue A/C STATLER BROTHERS "Guilty" KINKS "Don't Forget To Dance" LEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love You" SPANDAU BALLET "True" ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" LEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love You" JUICE NEWTON "Tell Her No" SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" Radio Arts BONNIE TYLER "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" John Benedict (213) 84 1-0225 Tanner Country Country's Best ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" MEL McDANIEL "Hot Time In Old Town Tonight" BROTHERS "Guilty" Country artist Nat Stuckey has signed with Stargem Records with a single STATLER DAVID ALLAN COE "Cheap Thrills" ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" forthcoming. Pictured (l -r) are Stargem President Wayne Hodge, Stuckey, RICKY SKAGGS "You've Got A Lover" LEON EVERETTE "The Lady, She's Right" and label artist Barbara Ann. ED BRUCE "If It Was Easy" LEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love You" STEVE WARINER "Midnight Fire" Perfect Affair In Attic LYNN ANDERSON "What I Learned From Loving You" MEL McDANIEL "Hot Time In Old Town Tonight" Red Satin Rock DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Need Lied" JUICE NEWTON "Tell Her No" JEFFREY OSBORNE "Don't You Get So Mad" Soft Contemporary GEORGE BENSON "Lady Love Me (One More Time)" SPANDAU BALLET "True" KINKS "Don't Forget To Dance" EDDIE RABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" Peters Productions, Inc. Sound 10 Debbie Welsh (619) 565-8511 SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" Country Lovin' JEFFREY OSBORNE "Don't You Get So Mad" LEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love You" MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Maniac" SYLVIA "The Boy Gets Around" EURYTHMICS "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" DAVID WILLS "The Eyes Of A Stranger" JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "How Could I Love Her So Much" TOM JONES "It'll Be Me" Concept Productions DEAN MARTIN "My First Country Song" Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754 STEVE WARINER "Midnight Fire" Adult Rock The Great Ones SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" JUICE NEWTON "Tell Her No" has Perfect Affair, with an album to be pro- I You" Attic Records of Canada signed MADNESS "It Must Be Love" RONNIE MILSAP "Don't You Know How Much Love Mick Ronson. Pictured (l -r) are Attic duced and augmented by guitarist BEE GEES "Someone (Belonging To Someone)" SPANDAU BALLET "True" President Al Mair and group's Brian Brackstone and Rick Rose. www.americanradiohistory.com Page 71 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 Stations are listed by region. Regionalized Adds & Hots Hots are listed in order of Black Radio their airplay activity. WANT/Richmond K NOWIAustin KRNB-FMIMem phis «LX/Mobile KDIAIOakland W DASIPhlledelphin WGIVICher Otte w WPDOIJecksonvllle u. SOUTH Michael J. Alexander Kirby Carmichael WEST EAST Joe Temburro Selby Edwards Hal Hanlll Marc Little Floyd Blackwell Jett Harrison BEE GEES none O'JAYS WAOKIAtlanta PHILIP BAILEY PLANET PATROL O'JAYS none SLAVE ZAPP Hottest: KDAY/Los Angeles W xY ViBaltimore LEW KIRTON KLIQUE JOHNNY GILL CAMEO Hottest: Larry Tinsley DAVID GRANT BARBARA RANDOLPH STACY LATTISAW Jack Patterson Tint Watts C -BANK NEW EDITION Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS MICHAEL JACKSON MURDOCK FREEEZ EDDY GRANT NEWC LEUS STEPHANIE MILLS G.T. LYDIA O'JAYS SH ALAMAR RICK JAMES SH ALAMAR RONNIE DYSON CRAWFORD LEW KIRTON SLING SHOT JOHNNY GILL LARRY GRAHAM E.S.P. RANDY MEL STEWART ARETHA FRANKLIN GIRLS JEFFREY OSBORNE YAZ LILLO CAMEO SLAVE CLARK SISTERS MARY JANE ADELE BERTEI WHISPERS KASHIF SOS BAND MICHAEL JACKSON SOS BAND JOHNNY GILL RONNIE DYSON RANDY CRAWFORD MARILYN SCOTT RAKE RANDY CRAWFORD THIRD WORLD UNIQUE JEFFREY OSBORNE KASHIF DONNA SUMMER MONTAGE JON SMITH COLLAGE SUGAR HILL GANG ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON LILLO RICHARD CLARK SISTERS NEW EDITION Hottest: MALCOLM McLAREN ELECTRIC DREAD STEPHANIE MILLS ANITA BAKER CEE FARROW WTOY/Roanoke MICHAEL LOVESMITH SHANGO SOS BAND KUKOIPhoenlx SUGAR HILL GANG WEST STREET MOB ANITA BARER THIRD WORLD LEW KIRTON Duke Ellington RONNIE DYSON DENIECE WILLIAMS MIDNIGHT STAR Steve Smith ANITA BARER Hottest: Hottest: GENERAL CAINE Hottest: SLING SHOT GENERAL CAINE HERBIE HANCOCK ARETHA FRANKLIN GAP BAND DENIECE WILLIAMS CAMEO RICK JAMES ELECTRIC DREAD LAKESIDE WNOOIChauenooga Hottest: SERGE PONSAR BRYSON 6 FLACK MIDNIGHT STAR NONA HENDRYX Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD JEFFREY OSBORNE RANDY CRAWFORD ISLEY BROS SOS BAND Hottest: Smokln' Sem Enln NEWCL EUS NEW EDITION RUFUS 6 CHARS RICK JAMES Hottest: RUFUS á CHAKA STEVE ARRINGTON'S STACY LATTISAW ISLEY BROS Hottest: DENIECE.WI LLIAMS RONNIE LAWS ARETHA FRANKLIN HENNIE HANCOCK SOS BAND NEW EDITION MICHAEL SEMBELLO B.B. RISO ZAPP ARETHA FRANKLIN K JCB/Lafayette s: MOTIVATION CLUB HOUSE ZAPP RICK JAMES RURTIS BLOW MTUME JEFFREY OSBORNE HERBIE HANCOCK HERBIE HANCOCK JEFFREY OSBORNE NATALIE COLE GAP BAND KURTIS BLOW DONNA SUMMER RANDY CRAWFORD Beatrice Evens JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL SEMBELLO KASHIF WVOLJNashyllls CHERI SOS BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE W AMOIPittsburgh RICK JAMES RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: RICK JAMES SOS BAND John Anthony SOS BAND WATVIBVeringhaer DIANA ROSS W HRKIMemphis :a Fred Harvey THIRD WORLD MIDNIGHT STAR KACE/Los Angeles iA TACO Ron January SERGE PENSAR Jimmy Smith XHRMISan Diego REDDINGS KLIQUE Hottest: none HERBIE HANCOCK Miller/W igglns RICK JAMES Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN Gene Harris WILD/Boston NEW EDITION W VEE/AIlanta RONNIE DYSON SHIRLEY BROWN GENERAL CAINE MIDNIGHT STAR MIDNIGHT STAR JEFFREY OSBORNE MOTIVATION KLIQUE Andrews MEL STEWART Hottest: TUBES STEPHANIE MILLS Elroy R.C. Smith Scotty ZAPP RUN D.M.C. MANHATTANS DENNIS BROWN PLANET PATROL LITTLE MILTON MIDNIGHT STAR UNIQUE Hottest: KURTIS BLOW ISLEY BROS SLING SHOT MADONNA Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD COLLAGE GAP BAND COLLAGE SOS BAND NEW EDITION SOS BAND WWDMISumpter Hottest: SLAVE JEFFREY OSBORNE O'JAYS RANDY CRAWFORD NEW EDITION SHANGO ISLEY BROS INGRAM 6 AUSTIN ANITA BAKER Hottest: SOS BAND GEORGE DUKE Hottest: GARY BYRD 6 G.B. SLAVE Janice Bsycote ARETHA FRANKLIN NEW EDITION NONA HENDRYX BURGESS GARDNER ARETHA rRANKLIN KOKYILIttis Rock w Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR NEW EDITION STEPHANIE MILLS RICK JAMES MANHATTANS MIDNIGHT STAR LIPPS, INC. ARETHA FRANKLIN Paul Todd RUFUS 6 CHAKA WAIL-FMINew Orleans CLARK SISTERS JOHNNY GILL DONNA SUMMER FREEEZ ISLEY BROS UNIQUE MIDNIGHT STAR GAP BAND Barry Richards HERBIE HANCOCK SOS BAND SLAVE TAVARES REDDINGS RUMPLE -STILTS -SKI RICK JAMES STEVE ARRINGTON'S JENNIFER HOLLIDAY KSOLISan Meteo RICK JAMES WKYSIWashington, DC WHISPERS OSBORNE W OICiCotumbla :n GLADYS KNIGHT SHAWN CHRISTOPHER KASHIF JEFFREY ONE WAY Hottest: Bernis Moody Donnla Simpson RARE Mickey Anold NEW EDITION UNIQUE MICHAEL WYCOFF GANG ISLEY BROS :A WKNDIHarHord n SUGAR HILL GANG SUGAR HILL KJLHILos Angeles GEORGE BENSON JOHNNY GILL ATTITUDE CLUB HOUSE JEFFREY OSBORNE Jordan/McLean TOM TOM CLUB SHAWN CHRISTOPHER J.B. Stone/Rico NE WC LEUS WENN1BInningham MEL STEWART JOHNNY GILL ONE WAY SOS BAND JUNIOR WALKER IMAGINATION WDIAIMemphis SLING SHOT Gene Wise RONNIE DYSON O'JAYS GLADYS KNIGHT NEW EDITION LILLO BB&Q BRYSON 6 FLACK CAMEO Bobby O'Jay RANDY CRAWFORD RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL WYCOFF GENERAL CAINE WEST STREET MOB RICK JAMES LEW KIRTON ASHFORD á SIMPSON PHILIPPE Hottest: LYDIA MURDOCK Hottest: KURTIS BLOW NEW EDITION WYNNE S HALAMAR Hottest: (INIQUE RANDY CRAWFORD BLUE MAGIC ISLEY BROS HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR MIDNIGHT STAR RICH JAMES RANDY CRAWFORD WANM/Tallahassee SURFACE DONNA CLARK SISTERS UNIQUE SOS BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN OTIS LIGGETT SUMMER RICK JAMES DONNA SUMMER MICHAEL JACKSON SHAWN CHRISTOPHER Joe Bullard MIDNIGHT STAR LIQUID GOLD STEPHANIE MILLS JEFFREY OSBORNE SH ALAMAR Hottest: MARY JANE GIRLS INGRAM 6 AUSTIN ISLEY BROS CO BOTRON SH ALAMAR KLIQUE Hottest: MANHATTANS DONNA SUMMER DAVID GRANT ONE WAY RUFUS 6 CHAKA SOS BAND TACO GAP BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN MARILYN SCOTT SOS BAND RONNIE LAWS RICK JAMES LITTLE MILTON SOS BAND LILLO JOHNNY GILL KLIQUE SOS BAND WRDWIAugusta ARETHA FRANKLIN Nottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: ZAPP OLIVER CHEATAM RICK JAMES WLOUILoulsvllle ARETHA FRANKLIN RUFUS 6 CHARS WNHCINew Haven WOOKIWeshington, DC Teddy Black WHISPERS CLARK SISTERS JEFFREY OSBORNE Neal O'Rea WYLD-FM1Nsw Orleans KURTIS BLOW RUN D.M.C. James Jordan Chris Gardner Hottest: NEW EDITION CLUB HOUSE LILLO REDDINGS Brute Belley SOS BAND STEVE ARRINGTON'S FREEEZ á FLACK EDDY GRANT none P CREW RICK JAMES BRYSON MICHAEL JACKSON GLADYS KNIGHT OSBORNE GAP BAND Hottest: REDDINGS ZAPP PLANET PATROL JEFFREY SOS RAND SISTERS O'JAYS GEORGE BENSON PRESTIGE KKDA-FMIDsllas CLARK SERGIO MENDES MANHATTANS RUN D.M.C. RICHARD JON SMITH ONE WAY WAAA/IN Inston-Salem Hottest: MICHAEL WYCOFF JEFFREY OSBORNE Terri Avery WEDRIMIamI DONNA SUMNER GLADYS KNIGHT PLANET PATROL STONE SHANGO Jas Jackson NEW EDITION JecksonlJones SOS BAND DIANA ROSS ANITA BAKER BAILEY Hottest: PHILIP PLANET PATROL ARETHA FRANKLIN UNIQUE SNALAMAR CLARK SISTERS RONNIE DYSON SCOTT COLD CRUSH BROS MARILYN ELECTRIC DREAD FINIS HENDERSON STEPHANIE MILLS NEW EDITION SHIRLEY BROWN WPEGICherlotte CHILLTCWN OLIVER CHEATAM NE WC LEUS WHUR/Washington, DC KLIQUE Les Norman CYBO TRON BEAU WILLIAMS RONNIE DYSON KLIQUE JOHNNY GILL CAMEO BB&Q Oscar Fields WHISPERS SOS BAND LILLO Hottest: CHANGE WORLD WRKSINew York JOHN MARSHALL MOTIVATION BOYS RICK JAMES THIRD Hottest: DIANA ROSS NYC PEECH EURHYTHMICS Hottest: REDDINGS CRAWFORD MICHAEL WYCOFF i MayolOuarlerone STACY LATTISAW RICK JAMES RANDY HIGH INERGY KLIQUE RICK JAMES GLADYS KNIGHT JUNIOR WPLZJPetereburg PHILIP BAILEY NEW EDITION SOS BAND RANDY CRAWFORD (J) indicates none RONNIE DYSON JEFFREY OSBORNE INVISIBLE MAN'S B Hardy Jay KASHIF RICK JAMES NE WC LEUS LEW KIRTON Hottest: MICHAEL LOVESMITH GAP BAND HERBIE HANCOCK WHISPERS STEPHANIE MILLS ZAPP R AYMUN Hottest: Black reporters MICHAEL SEMBELLO OTIS LIGGETT CAMEO MARILYN SCOTT Hottest: SOS BARD BALLET JEFFREY OSBORNE MARY JANE GIRLS THIRD WORLD HERNIE HANCOCK GLADYS KNIGHT SPANDAU SOS BAND WJJSILynehburg MILLS SOS BAND also contributing SOS BAND TOM TOM CLUB Hottest: STEPHANIE ARETHA FRANKLIN GAP BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN INGRAM á AUSTIN Hottest: Lad °oins ARETHA FRANKLIN MIDNIGHT STAR SUGAR HILL GANG RICK JAMES to Jazz Chart NEW EDITION RURTIS BLOW KRLYIHouston,a JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE CLARK SISTERS KLIQUE HERBIE HANCOCK MIDNIGHT STAR Mike Cartel NEW EDITION HERBIE HANCOCK RICK JAMES STEPHANIE MILLS LILLO WILLIAMS SOS BAND SOS BAND MIDNIG'YT STAR DENIECE CLARK SISTERS RONNIE DYSON G.T. ASHFORD á SIMPSON SLAVE RANDY CRAWFORD RASHIF KASHIF PLANET PATROL RONNIE DYSON Hottest: JUNIOR WALKER O'J AYS MIDNIGHT STAR Hottest: Hottest: DONNA SUMMER SOS BAND ZAPP SOS BAND HERBIE HANCOCK JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL JACKSON FREEEZ NEW EDITION MANHATTANS RICK JAMES SOS BAND MIDNIGHT STAR WZAKICIeveland WDRO1Detrolt MIDWEST W LUM/M limeukee KLIQUE Lynn Tolliver Brian White Rich Guzman KAJAGOOGOO JUNIOR NONA HENDRYX «Cl/Chicago ,n INGRAM á AUSTIN ROD STEWART KMJOIHouslon RUMPLE -STILTS -SKI EURYTHMICS Richard Pegue CASHMERE Jim Snowden STEPHANIE MILLS KLIQUE NAKED EYES WHISPERS Hottest: MOTIVATION DURAN DURAN DENIECE WILLIAMS ...,. THELMA HOUSTON ISLEY BROS NEW EDITION CULTURE CLUB GEORGE BENSON ZAPP JAZZ. LAKESIDE SLAVE TALKING HEADS KLIQUE CEE FARROW RICK JAMES SPANDAU BALLET WHAMI U.R. PROJECT FUTURE JUNIOR GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: RUFUS S CHAKA CAMEO BILL SUMMERS CLARK SISTERS ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: SLAVE LINDA HOPKINS GLADYS KNIGHT SOS BAND Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON NAT10NAk!A1RPLAW30® RICK JAMES NONA HENDRYX GLADYS KNIGHT WJMO/Cleveland RUFUS 6 CHAKA DONNA SUMMER SOS BAND ISLEY BROS Erik Stone SOS BAND MIDNIGHT STAR ARETHA FRANKLIN st August 19, 1983 CLARK SISTERS ARETHA FRANKLIN MIDNIGHT STAR O'JAYS Weak RUN D.M.C. W JLBIDetrolt ZAPP FREEEZ GENERAL CAINE W W W SISaginew COLD CRUSH BROS James Alexander Kermit Crockett 1 SPYRO GYRA/City Kids (MCA) WBMXIChlcago Hottest: none PHYLLIS HYMAN Lee Mlchaels Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD WJMbJeckson 2 2 RAMSEY LEWIS/Les Fleurs (Columbia) JEFFREY OSBORNE SOS BAND CHILLTOWN Carl Heynes ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON IMAGINATION RICK JAMES STEPHANIE MILLS 3 3 GEORGE BENSON/In Your Eyes (WB) JUNIOR DENIECE WILLIAMS ARETHA FRANKLIN SHAWN CHRISTOPHER RONNIE DYSON GANG GLADYS KNIGHT UNIQUE MOTIVATION SUGAR HILL MANHATTANS 7 LARRY CARLTON/Friends (WB) LAZEROCK RUN D.M.C. EDDY GRANT CAMEO W VKOIColumbus SKY TRANE. HIGH INERGY MANGIONE/Journey To A Rainbow (Columbia) Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: 4 5 CHUCK FREEEZ LyleslJones WLTHiGary SOS BAND MICHAEL JACKSON RUN Dana Huskisson 5 PAT (ECM) D.M.C. HERBIE HANCOCK JEFFREY OSBORNE SOS BAND 6 METHENY/Travels DONNA SUMMER CON FUNK SHUN KLIQUE ARETHA FRANKLIN MARY JANE GIRLS FINIS HENDERSON CULTURE CLUB RONNIE LAWS 9 TOM GRANT/Tom Grant (Pausa) MANHATTANS GEORGE BENSON ISLEY BROS 0 LATOYA JACKSON SERGE PONSAR ZAPP PHILIP BAILEY 6 8 HERBIE MANN/Astral Island (Atlantic) PHILIP BAILEY N EWC LEUS ASHFORD á SIMPSON IMAGINATION KMJM/St. Louis Alto) WBLZ/Clncinneti RUFOS 6 CHAIR 15 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Storm (Palo SERGE PONSAR Tony Gray Brise Castle Hottest: Hottest: W KXliJackson KLUGH/Low Ride (Capitol) SOS BAND DONNA SUMMER HIGH INERGY Tommy Marshall 8 10 EARL PHILIP BAILEY RICK JAMES HUMAN LEAGUE SLAVE Of One MIDNIGHT STAR JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK JAMES EURYTHMICS PHILIP BAILEY 10 11 WYNTON MARSALIS/Think (Columbia) MARY JANE GIRLS ZAPP CLARK SISTERS KASHIF ILLO MARY JANE GIRLS HERBIE HANCOCK JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: KLIQJE 12 12 JARREAU/Jarreau (WB) Hottest: SOS BAND GENERAL CAINE MIDNIGHT STAR WDAOIDayton Rapids GAP BAND CASHMERE 11 13 BOB JAMES/The Genie (Columbia) DONNA SUMMER WK WMiGrend Lankford Stephens Frank Grant STACY LATTISAW RAKE SOS BAND SHALAMAR SUGAR HILL GANG 14 14 YELLOW JACKETS/Mirage A'Trois (WB) ARETHA FRANKLIN SERGE PONSAR LADIES' CHOICE JEFFREY OSBORNE PLANET PATROL RICK JAMES CEE FARROW STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: 16 CLIFF SARDE/Temporary Tight (Asian) RUMPLE -STILTS -SKI KASHIF MIDNIGHT STAR ® WCINICIncinnatl WZEN-FM/St. Louis ELECTRIC DREAD RONNIE DYSON May Kemp ARETHA FRANKLIN 13 16 ERNESTINE ANDERSON/Big City (Concord) Frank Belley SUGAR HILL GANG MICHAEL WYCOFF SOS BAND DENROY MORGAN RUFOS 6 CHAKA SH ALAMAR 22 MACAR BROTHERS/Cosmo Kid (Aircraft) O'JAYS J.W. WADE Hottest: Hottest: PROJECT FUTURE DIANA ROSS RONNIE DYSON SOS BAND RICK JAMES RONNIE DYSON 1e 18 RARE SILK/New Weave (Polydor/PolyGram) RANDY CRAWFORD MIDNIGHT STAR SOS BAND PLANET PATROL GENERAL CAINE ISLEY BROS HERBIE HANCOCK LEE PRENTISS WJAXIJacksonvllle :n 20 VICTOR FELDMAN/Secret Of The Andes (Palo Alto) LINDA HOPKINS ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: ( GLADYS KNIGHT Steve Fox Hottest: RURTIS BLOW MIDNIGHT STAR 17 MULLIGAN/Little Big Horn (GRP) JEFFREY ZAPP 20 GERRY OSBORNE BRYSON 6 FLACK MART JANE GIRLS SOS BAND WGPRIDetrolt ISLEY BROS SMOKET ROBINSON ERIC GALE/Island Breeze ( (Musician/Elektra) DIANA ROSS MILLS DEBUT ® Joe Spencer RICK JAMES STEPHANIE ARETHA FRANKLIN WTLC/Indlanapolis JEFFREY OSBORNE RANDY CRAWFORD 30 Than A Feelin' (Breaker) ONE WAY KOINONIA/More LEW KIRTON Jay Johnson CLARK SISTERS ® STRANGERS LARRY GRAHAM W VOlrroledo :0 23 23 LONNIE LISTON SMITH/Dreams Of Tomorrow (Doctor Jazz) WDMTICIeveland JOHNNY GILL AUE TICKET Maso Myrick LENNY WHITE WORLD Magic/Dean OZONE MOTIVATION THIRD 21 24 CHECKFIELD/Spirit (Pausa) PLANET PATROL RANDY CRAWFORD SERGIO MENDES HERB ALPERT DENIECE WILLIAMS STEPHANIE MILLS SLAVE RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: 19 25 CHARLIE SHOEMAKE SEXTET/Cross Roads (Discovery) GLADYS KNIGHT OLIVER CHEATAM SUGAR HILL GANG STEPHANIE MILLS NEW EDITION CLARK SISTERS SHAWN CHRISTOPHER C -BANK CHILLTOWN SLING SHOT 26 26 J. McLAUGHLIN/A. DiMEOLA/P. DeLUCIA/Passion, Grace & Fire (Col.) NONA HENDRYX CO ILLTOWN GENERAL CAINE Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK RANDY CRAWFORD BAND CANDELA O'JAYS ISLEY BROS SOS 27 MITCH FARBER/Starclimber (Muse) LEW KIRTON FREDDIE JAMES RAKE ZAPP ZAPP 27 EW&F NYC PEECH BOYS Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK 28 ORCHESTRA OF THE 80'S/Jessica (Trend) Hottest: Hottest: SOS BAND RICK JAMES 28 GERALD WILSON MICHAEL SEMBELLO SOS BAND ONE WAY HUMAN LEAGUE ZAPP JEFFREY OSBORNE KURTIS BLOW 29 SACBE/Aztlan (Trend) RICK JAMES RICK JAMES SH ALAMAR FREDI 6 RONNIE LAWS/Mr. Nice Guy (Capitol) GRACE RHI GARY BYRD 6 G.B. NEW EDITION L DEBUT ] m CLARK SISTERS RUFUS 6 CHAKA JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WYBC/New Haven, Mark Jordan, KSAX/Dallas-Ft. Worth, Bob Stewart; WMGI/Gainesville, FL, Lou Patrick; WLOO/Orlando, Paul Gerardi; WBBV/Columbus, OH, Tim Hodges; WHOP/Cincinnati; Ray Scott; WJZZ/Detroit, John Hill; KTWN/Minneapolis, Tom Pelissero; WXFM/Chicago, James Walsh; KKGO/Los Milner; KJAZ/San Francisco, Dick Conte; KJZZ/Seattle, Kasie Wilk. New & Active ... See Page 86 Angeles, Cal www.americanradiohistory.com Page 72 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST ' MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST HOTTEST Alabama (RCA) Ronnie McDowell (Epic) Barbara Sylvia (RCA) Ronnie McDowell (Epic) Mandrell (MCA) Ronnie McDowell (Epic) Sylvia (RCA) Ronnie McDowell (Epic) Sylvia (RCA) Johnny Lee (Full Moon/WB) Barbara Mandrel) (MCA) John Conlee (MCA) Sylvia (RCA) Crystal Gayle (WB) Barbara Mandreil (MCA) John Conlee (MCA) John Coniee (MCA) WEEP WKIX WAJR W MNI WAXX WCUZ'AMIEM WTSO NONA KMMI WDAK KLRA WLWIfM WV Pittsburgh, PA City, OK Relelghi)urham, NC EAST Morgantown, MIDWEST Columbus, OH Eau Claire, WI Grand Rapids, MI Madison. WI Otlahoeu SOUTH Amarlllo, TX Columbus, GA Little Rack, AR Montgomery, AL WONAFM ;Ace EVERETTE EDDIE RABBI, HANDBELL KORN RMARS ROGERS PARTON ALABAMA WSLR KBMR STATLEP Klemm. DAVID WILLS BARBA. KEAN-AMIFM JOSE FELICIANO 3111 GLASER MELAKA .N SEALS DEAN MARTIN FLEE. a PARTON BARBARA MANDIELL Albany, NY Akron, OM WITTY GRITTY MARLOW TAME, RAY PRICE EDDIE .BBITT LAO ROTE. LTIM ANDERSON Bismarck. NO DIRT Ablen.. TX DAN MALS JOHNNY MORIG:T. LIM ANDERS. WA.. MASSEY SYLVIA MINE MASSEY .RAI GIBBS SYLVIA LLOYD DAVID 708.11 BANDANA NICAY SMOGS 11.111.A MANDMLL GEORGE ces ED BRICE ALABAM ADIGE PAREITT SYLVIA ST.IT SYLVIA AD BRUCE SYLVIA CO NWAY DIM SEALS JOIN COMAE AMALIE TWISTY SYLVIA Hottest : DAN SAILLS STE. MRINAR ALABAMA RONNIE MC ISMELL DAM.. ALLAH GLASER RONNIE IC LOMELI BAMANA WILL/2 NELSON ALABAMA MICEM GILL. MARION TACIDETT AD BRUCE JOHNNY ME ED BRUCE CCM HMG. RONNIE MILS. JOHN MIDE.ON MY. ALL. cps TERRI MY CLARX LACY J. OMTON CHARLEY PRIDE CHARLEY PA IDA .016 RABBI. ALABAMA GAORGE STRAIT JOHN COMAE MEL mc NI LL I A MESON A010116 MILS. GEORGE STAAIT LA2 GREENWOOD DENVER xAa{u9 ROM. ENELL YON WI LLIAMS JOHN COMAE .1131 NOLL JOHN NILEAR MICA. GZOIGA STRAIT MAN MARTIN ODE NIENLEY GEORGE STRAIT CHARLEY PRIDE STA. MAIN. GUY EARN CON.. WILLIE RALSON JIM GAS. MOUE NARVAL FALTS JOHNNY LEE yommy LEE ROGARS LL I E NELSON ROD MSHARD IA WILLIE IMAM JOE ST/MALAY TOM T. HALL D. MALS MELON JANNIMS DARMAN ALL. awn MC EWELL PO.. mwº lod os KYNN-AM/FM JOIN ANDARSON CON GA. IORRIS DAVID ALLAN GA : EMI. 1-211 DRESMA JOHNNY RODILIGUAZ Hottest WPORFM JOE STAXPLEY WILL. MISON Omaha, NB SHMLY WA. JOE STAMPLAY ALABAMA WRNL Portland, ME RICHARD LAI. WOKE EARLEY PRIDE WOTO SHELLY rear JOIN ME MC DAN ILL VA EXMLY MIST SYLVIA Bay, WI WOGS -AM 101. ANDARSON CRYSTAL GAYLE Rkhnmond, GEM WATSON Green Cypre.e Gardens, FL CRYSTAL MULL NASE WSIXFM GAME WORE Milwaukee, WI 11 3, THONAS CCM MI LL1.6 K FOO BRUCE STAVE WAR.. BANDANA OH BANDANA :LEVER a HARRIS Austin, TX NashHlle, TN EEL MC DANIEL Deylon, T HALL WNN Fargo, ND TmEAR WY CLARK LAM AVERSIVE wEsT LZON New VOW. NY ST ATIAR BROTHERS Ems., EISMALLS Sommer LA L. AMR.. RARER TAYLOR-GOODE Tom, cemysTREET RICK a .NIS CAINE BARBARA MANDIELL SYLVIA LOUISA MANDRILL AMBITT KPL%FM ATLANTA DEmAym KRRV BARBARA MANDMLL SYLVIA BARBARA MANOMLL ALL. BARBARA MED., GEORGE STRAIT AMaanMta, LA DallatFt. Worm, TX WXKW RONNIE WEILL 31116 worms CHARLEY PRIM Aso WAMZFM Allentown, PA CHOW TAMIST CHARM. JOHN COWL. JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ Dee Moln..,IA DAN MALS RIMY S.GGS WY CLARE CON WILLIAMS Louisville, KY GEORGE STRAIT JOHNNY LEE CRYSTAL GAYLE Welland, ONT CREST. GAYLE AMIN. MC LOWELL LINDA MIL CR YSTAL GAYLE LOUISA 11.NDAILL DAVIr WILLS WM. MC went. DAN SEALS CONWAY NOT.' 101.1A MILS. DEAN .01TIN reorry NHL. MLSON CHARLEY MI. ILO MEE. 11.1. ROGARS STAVE WARM.. DENVER HARRIS B ANDAM CRYSTAL CAYLA MAMMA STAVE PORLII HAGGARD KENNY PAGERS CI.RLEY PRIDE MAIN. ME.. ALLAN cLANE NICE KAM. EGA. MOM HOMEY TMIA TUCKER ..011 CRYSTAL GAYLE STATLER IL BM. MCCLAIN GILLEY LEE GRAINNOOD ECM WILLIAMS WMAO RCM-AM/FM TERRI GIB. KIIEy' YARN GORDAN SYLVIA 'MARS a PARTON RO COMILL WMIL WNYR Chleags IL N... CA E.Y6 El Pe», TX MON AMMTTE Detroit, MI 6CINGE STRAIT WYNK-FM K AYO Rochester, NY WFMSFM MlMaukee, WI L/011 MALT. DENVER a HAMM .R7 MARIS LA TX EARLE !LAGGARD MA IN WXCL B eton Roues. 1. GILLEY WSM San Amonts, AUSTIN Indianapolis, erns WAR.. P.M'S Hottest . WANK 0:11ML JOKE MM. MALARIA awe, S.GGS AD BRINE Peala, N .ALLY leer Nashrllie, TN York, NY RNA PALICIMC JOHN ANDERS. Nee BARBA. MNDMLL CON NIEL. 1.1/11. M1LSAP ALABAMA BARBARA ..RELL a RIND mitten Lim SYLVIA RICKY SKAGGS BAAIR EASTMAN DEAN MM. JUICE NEWT. NANDMLL PIXY SEALS DAN SEALS .1111 GLASAP WFNC REBA WC ANIMA JAKIA PRIME MVID D. GARY WOLF KILL LLOYD IMVID POST. /CC.111 GILL. ROGERS PARTON DEAN MARTIN WKMF ANIERSON SISSY SPAM MA MEDIUM ML. L.11 RANDY PCO. F.yatterllle, NC RICKY SKAGGS Wingfield, RENE, RoGE. MI 306A IRIZZALL WEST Lubbock, TX DAMP. MLLE CONWAY rorrre Flint ruins. VINCE 1111.0111 GUY FORTIN RAY PRIOR Hottest CIA. MC COMLL LLOYD MVID SYLVIA CONLEA ROM/112 MC DWELL Hottest ROM. SYLVIA Aruerrs MM RICHARD LEIGH E RNIELOU HARMS TILLIS WILLIE NELSON TERM GIBBS STAVE MRIMR CHARLAT PA/D1 CA. 110.1S MICK GRAY Hottmt WVAM MARLA HAGGARD WILLI. NELSON JOHN MEL. BARBARA MANINELL ALABAMA CRYSTAL GAYLE INPLE HAGGARD OM RIME AO. DAN SEA. ROW. NC DOWELL Altoona, PA JAN. NUCOR LORIN. PODIUM= SISSY MEE. SIMLA war STEVE MI. TILLIE SHELLY NE, MINER M.1S WWVA WUSN PONE.. COWELL PION SKAGGS CON WILLIAMS SHELLY MST CRYSTAL GAYLA PAIDE Chicago. IL MITER 1. MAMIE JOHNNY L. CRAM. JOHNNY LIZ CON NONLEY MARIE NILS. Wheeling, WV RICE APT. CAINE TOR JOINS MAMMA MORA. a GILL. SHELLY WEST cosLcs 7111.111. I. MST RION MUMS .22.32 JIN MASER WNOE KARIM PELTS AD MILICE GMANWOOD STELE TDM JONES RCN.. IC onaELL ROOT MM. JINNI.S MEE YELICIAND New Orison*, LA AVATAR» BROTHER, WWWWFM WIRE GILLEY WIXLFM GAM NORRIS SISSY SPACER mew" LEA Mlnneapolle, MN .CLAIN MILS. .011 D IN M.. Newton, NJ AVMS. LEM aroH, IN IACT a. mime Indlanapoll., JO. cosLas SYLV JIM GLASER STATLAR BROTHERS KLVI amll.GAYta LISA GREENWOOD KRMD-AMIFM DOOR. m.L.ro CRYSTAL TX MAL MC DANIAL LA STATLER BROTH.. JON.. LAE DARMAN GAGE SETE WHOP Beeurmont, RENEE NILS. Shrereyat stun MAD LEA GREAMOOD JIM MASER MILL JAN/A DEAN MARTIN Rock Island, IL WWODIWKZZ JANNL.S. ERIC'S L OOM RABEITT LEI GRAVIROCO CIMARIEW RAY PRICE SONNY JANES RABA MC MIRE sane ENNYLEJ MARIS Lynchburg, VA DMN MARTIN Hottmt FRIZZALL WEST MARLOW TAME, JOHN FONNIE MC KWMT COWL. MA. GMT GIBBS SYLVIA REMAIN a GILLEY CON MUNILY CRYSTAL GAYLE VAN! GOAD. asAure PRIM NM TILLIE TERRI MINER HARRIS 0. RIDGE BOYS Fort Dodge, IA RERLA HAGGARD BANDANA GEORGE STRAIT RONNIE MILE. MORRIS WIL-AMIFM WZZKFM NEW-AM/FM DAVID FRIZZALL JOHN COWL. .. CHARILY PAGE SI SSY SPACER BANDANA DON WI LLIAMS MANIA MI LEAP ALABAMA SMELLY way CRYSTAL GAY. GAIL STARA SI. Louis MO Bkrninghem, AL Greenville, SC JOE STAMM. JOHNNY MA JOHN RONNIE ON. BROTIERS STAV1 MINIMA DAVID WILM COMEE STAMEN asorntss MALL MGGARD MCLAIN GILLEY WUBE-FM DAVID ALIAS RICH LANDERS GEORGE ST.IT JOHN AN:EASON NEI TILLIS CRYSTAL GAYLE EL TEMI GIBBS RICHARD LEIGH BARBARA MNDRALL WILLI. NELSON CRYSTAL GAT. SHELLY WEST ClMlnnall, OH ALABAMA GUY CLARE WKKO-AMIFM ED BRUCE ENV. M.IS WSENAM6M Ton JONAS KCJB CRIS. LANZ JEMMY RODRIGUEZ .16 G.E WATSON NY Duluth, MN KARLA HAGGARD TLICREA GA. WATSON BARBARA MMMLL LL NELSON LC. CONLAZ WPOCFM Symms., WY" 111011 SCHUYLER WDAF Mlnot ND T.. WCMSFM Lit GMANWOOD MARTIN JOt STAMMER MIDARSON MO MD RICK JANIS CAR. MO RONNE MILS. DEAN 621011. Baltimore, SYLVIA Wllll.maport SYLVIA Kanes City, Nololk, VA SHELLY NAST W HK NAME JCL STAMM. Notteet M.A. MNDRELL OM THCMAS LEX GAMINICOD WKTG BAIN.A NAND.. SYLVIA TM. OVERSTREET ALABAMA RIME LOTS J.12 FRICKE RONNIE NC DOWELL B.J. Cleveland, OH BANDANA COW. TWIT. etc COWELL mmy CRYSTAL GAYLE Mort SEAL. P.rtereburg, WV SYLVIA SISSY .ACER crt SMOGS KIOVFM M.16 JOMMY LEE AUCICEY GILLEY DAN SEALS FRIZZML .ST CCM WILLIAMS DAN SEALS SIATLAP BROTHERS J ANIE ERICA/ RAINS TAYLOR-GE, F RE. NI INIIRE J. LEASER Sioux Fall, SD LEO KOTTWE LEE GAJENWOOD JOHNNY SIAMA SKAGCS WAYNE KEMP LYNN ANDERSON SYLVIA KARIM TAM., Hottest G EORGE STRAIT FEINT MGEAS WMC-AM WOYAFM LAO [OTTE, AILLAMA CRISTY LANE GARY MMUS LEE GREENWOOD TM EELS JAME summer SISSY SPACER CONWAY T.T. JIM GLASER SUSAN STAY:EAR DEALER'S C11016 RICE JANIS CAPRA ROOM Memphis. TN Tempa/St Pete, FL AD BALSA 30. CONLEA LIE GREENWOOD .16 J.IE FRICKE JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ. Hot tet AVAMTTE BANDANA M.1. CONALL ROC CHARLEY PRIDE Lt. AIABANA BOMA IIPAS BARBARA MANMELL CONWAY WITTY OINDALLS SYLVIA WXBOFM KILT -FM CRYSTAL GAY. A.M. MC DWELL STEVE WARIMA MCCLAIN GILLEY WICIOLIAL LEE RONNIE DWELL JOHN CONME LEM AVARATTA WTHI-FM VA TX NAM GRAY JOHNNY LEL MOM re Bristol. Halston, CONWAY -mum ..INGS WILLIE IN GEORGE STF./T TOM T. HALL LL 6 EELS. GEORGE OAR RIME BOYS M.. RONNIE MC COWELL CON HUM. Terre Haute, CNN. 1111-SAP ST.IT SAMS MOLL. PRIDE JOHNNY LEE MMILE MILSAP VEIN COMTE WM( SR 11. .3 BARMY GEORGE SERA] T JOHNNY LAE PONNLE MAIL HAGGARD MON AVERAITA LOUISE ...ALL DALTON JO. COIDEA JOIRODI LEE RICKY SKAGGS KOOK AM SUGGS '1M GLASER Hotteet WBOWFM JOIN ANDERSON CRYSTAL GAYLE GEORGE sr., . MERLE HAGGARD E. Osttor Forks, MN GREENWOOD 30. ANDERSON Bengor, ME SHELLY 1.1.7 ILI aKmmql .RRIS enuasAs (VOX SYLVIA WITLFM GART KIRA. TERRI GILLES LOUISA NANORILL JOS.,. RODRIGUEZ WILD K0100 SYLVIA Ode.e, TX LON WILLIAMS Wllllmegort PA OH DAN WOHN Lansing, MI WFIL Cleveland. MALS KEBCFM BANDY BARBA./ smeoesu FI. IN COIN,. INIT. DENVER a HARRIS .6 ED BM, Wayne, RIDGE WORK DENVER HARRIS PhlMdelphla. PA AI%tp8 None Oklahoma CHy, OK OM JANIE FRICKE JIMMY ME STATLER BROTHERS BARBA. KANDIELL BANDANA MS .6LY WET 3011111 COMM Malelan, Washington, DC DENVER HAMIS DANIEL KTTSAMIFM TAR. GIBBS DAVID WILLS P01011. MILSAP PAY P1116 SYLVIA ETATLEA BROTHERS =LIE RABBI, RONNIE MC IRAIML MO MYLON JOHN AMA.. STAVE MARINER CARY MR.S STEVE WARMER CONWAY TWISTY SgingllaM, 2014 JONAS MO. POGO rose. asesssA eutensru, STAVI DERV. MMIS 30. ANDERSON -INSTAL GAME .MLY NAST BANDANA WIRKFM TICXER W.INER JOSS. LEE TOM T. HALL LIE GREENWOOD BARBARA MCNEILL LOUISA MANDRELL FL BANDANA MAUR MCCLAIN GILLEY DAN SAMS JOHN COMEX Weal Pam Beach, ALLAN LLO ROTTEE M.I.5 STAVE flotteet MICR. RONNIE MC corrLL DEBORAH ALLAN RICH LANDARS CRYSTAL GAY. ALABAMA AMNIA MC LIN/MY Hotteet BROTHERS SYLVIA KMKFM .GERS PARTON Hot.. JANIE FRIC. 30.NY LEA RONNIE MILSAP KXYL J. MASZP NOIRWLE NILS. MANIA MC DDIMLL GLASER WTOO RAT ARICA 11011.1. MC SMELL B. J THOMAS TANYA MOLAR J. Brownwood, TX Houston, TO ICCLA. GILLEY .ORGE STRAIT RICHAAD LAMM MS PAMIR JOHN CONLEA STAGER BROTHERS Toledo, OH PUCKETT GUY CLARA MCRAE ALIEN OAK RIME ENS JOE ..PLAY MARLEY PRIDE CHARLEY PRIM MAMMA KECK BANDANA L.1. GRES/NAM .11.0. PATTON LEE GREANWOOD LANA MOOT .10.111 COMM RICH LANDEM LINDA JOKE OONLEE HOMMt SISSY S.C. MIRIAM nmelam. MIL Llnceln, NB SONO JANIS LEON rvasarrs O. RIDGE BOYS OAK RICO. BD. Not test LEE GmEmsomy GEORG6 STRAIT WHOO MAVIS FELTS Las GRMNWOOD JOHNNY LAE RONNIE PIC LOWELL NARDRELL 30C STAMM. Orlando, FL Wallo .N. FRICKE GEORG. STMIT . BRUCE TANYA TEMP JOHN COME. CDB B en., VT GEORGE ...IT JOHN COMAE SYLVIA MIARLEY PRIDE 1.01M HARRIS KYOOFM KVEG VAIN GOSDIN BILLY MLEAR KOEMWJOT RONNIE MC COWELL SNILLY .ST CREST. GAYLE ROM. MILS. Denver, CO Lae Vegas NV SONNY JAMES mmy Roc.. TEELOPYGOOKE WEST Bolee, ID MAN MARTIN WJOS MO IMMTLE RoNNIA est LORA.. .1. WATSON SISSY SPACER J.ckwn, MS SYLVIA STATUE DRONERS JOHNNY 6.2 WKSJ-FM KRSTFM ALABAMA WPAP-FM FRIZZALL WEST M.L. PRIDE GAZANMOD Albpueraw, NM STATER BROTHERS WWJO GICROB 57.1T L. Mobile, AL Paname City, FL COB JOHN COMAE SYLVIA WUSOFM KLAC St Cloud. MN JO. ANDERSON EANDMIS MILSAP BARBARA MANDRALL LAI GRESEWOM ROy Winchester, VA DABOAAN ALLAN Los Angelo., CA 002 ATOM DON WILLI.S KSONFM ETA.. BROTHERS SYLVIA MD. MARI, MD RISHARD Powell, WY CRYSTAL GAYLE SELMA SYLVIA AD MICA Saline, CA San Diego, CA BRUCE NICK. GILLEY MoRiMpty JONI. ME . ADD. RABBI. LAS GREENWOOD STAVE WARI.R MOE BANDY GLASER WEZLFM PAY P1116 SISSY .ACEE JOHN COMAE CON MN CRYSTAL GAY. BANDANA 1.1041 6 MILS. MEL. ED BRUCE DANDRAH ALLEN MS TIMIS DENVER MM/S GARY MORRIS LOLIISE MANDRELL .6 GRIEENWOOD Charleston, SC LAE CRASS. SYLVIA RONNIE MILS. SISSY MAC. CON WILLI MIS FRIZZY.. WAST REBA MC MIRE AUSTIN JOSE LEE cartam000 CRYSTAL GAYLE ALABAMA MAL MC DANIEL 0:NML TELIC1.0 Kr.ruas GILL. KENNY ROGERS GAPE MORRIS KTPI(FM SISSY SPA62 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ WA.A REM Hottmt CON WILYINES DAVID MLAN COX ELVID ALLAN 0. Topeka, KS GARY PERRIS DAN SEALS TUCKER MEL MC DANIEL SHMLY WEST DoNALL CRYSTAL .66 PONIIIE MILSAP JO. SCHNEIDER T.. CRYSTAL GAYLE 'IS GLASER JOHN SCHMID. AVOC KUGNFM DEMPAH ALL. BANDANA CHARLEY PRIDE !ECLAIR GILl. more NEARS SHELLY NEST WY Eugene, OR BARBA. CRYSTAL GA.II LL I A NELSON Casper, DIENER a HARRIS SYLVIA DON WI NARDRELL CRYSTAL GAYLE NONNI. MC DCMALL LLI.S 31/16 NEWTON. WYRK GA. MORRIS ALABAMA KAN. ROGERS SISSY SPACER ED BRUCE RICKY .AGGS BOBBY MRE LOUISE MED.. JOKE CIDELLA JOHNNY LLE GIN Bu11.to, NY :BARBARA MANDRALL STAVA CLARA MAL. INGGARD CDB COMAE .R.LNER STEM M.N. JO. NETTIE MC DWELL LEE GREENWOOD KNEW RANDY RODDY DAVID MI. COZ SyLVIA CON WILLIANS sHymy NA, MINER HAMIS TEN KIRFM LEO ROTTM COME. WNOX MAN NARTIN SISSY SPACER Oekl.ndIS.F., CA CRYSTAL GAYLE WTOR-FM CA TN Anaheim, MINT ROGERS MAORI. ALLAN STEPHANIE WINS!. HAGGARD RCM. MC COWELL Knoxville, ME.. MANDRELI MR. DEAN MARTIN WlnetonlSal.m, NC SYLVIA JOHNNY RODRIG.Z .CH IANDIES TUCKER SYLVIA RONNIE COWELL JUICE IEWTON T.. CONWAY INIT. RAY PRICE IC KEEN MANDRALL MBA MC ANTI. RONNIE MC MMELL BARBARA JOKE. 122. ,A77.E11 SPOT.. .R PIMA 110. KSOPFM San Joe*. CA KOA LOUISE MAND.1.1. WSOCFM RONNIE MC COVALL ALABAMA CAA.. PRIDE AINMNA JCR. COMAE Sah Lela City, UT MAMA HAGGARD en. MC 11.11AL RONN. MILSAP Spokane, WA Charlotte, NC SISSY MAC. JO. COMAE CHARLEY PRIDE AD BRUCE SYLVIA WICIEINA SHELLY weer 70. »cosmos RIDGE BO. D.OPAH ALLEN RICKY slur,. GARY IORRIS CRYSTAL GAYLE L. GREENWOOD JANIE conc. GEORGE STRAIT MYNA ROGE. KVOO RONNIE COWELL RONNIE MC DOWELL Hottest JOHN CO.. ALABAMA STEVE MARINER IONS GEORGE STRAIT Toles, OK IMILE .1.1.0N WCAW SYLVIA GREENWOOD LACY J. DALTON KUUY ALABAMA SISSY SPACE: MM. 'INNINGS KMAK KCCYFM GARY ME. TAYLOR -GOOD Charleston, WV JOKE COME. Cheyenne, WY 140.IS DEBORAH ALLEN SHILLY NAST Fresna, CA Pueblo, CO MRAN TAYLOR -GOD. SISSY SPACER JOHN CMILA TERRI GIBBS RONNIE MC DOWELL Hotteet LEA GPLENWOOD JOHNNY RODRIGO. KNIXFM 60 BRUCE IA NC DOWELL MYNA MSS. ROGERS PARTON JOHNNY LEA GAORGA STRAIT MAMMA AZ MINARA .NDRALL KMAK SYLVIA Phoenix, JOHN CONLEE MORN LIA THoms LLOYD DAVID POSTER WOKO PAY PRICE DAVID WILLS JOHN ANDE.ON cLARy CARL KILLER Anchorage, AK BKRB.A SYLVIA TI ME 0.1.615 EANDALLS .M.11 CRYSTAL GAYLE JIN GLASER DoverlPatemaHh, NH SYLVIA PRIDE CRYSTAL GAT. LEE GREENWOOD HUNIST GRITTY DIRT ROY CIA.. JIM GLASER RICE RONNIE MC EMILL LAND,. SUTLER BROTH.S JOHNNY LA. JIN GLASER som. ANDERSON MA GIO61111020 AMPS-AM/FM TERRI LEON AV/MATIE RONNIE M1LSAP JOHN creLas WCOSAMIFM .111.6 WEST SISSY ./.611 )(CAC WA RI.ARD LEIGH RICCI E.GGS MALE HAG.RD SHELLY MST Seettlo, K IGO Columbia, SC LYNN ANDERS. San Bernardino, CA DOM WILLIAMS CRYSTAL GAME SYLVIA AG.. KC COWELL St Anthony, ID :EIMER I. MARLS LAZ LOJISE CHARILY PRIDE KFDFAMIFM ANAL MM. NEL TOM JONES Notteet GEOME STRAIT SYLVIA BANDANA Wichita, KS Arroyo Grande, CA LINDA NAIL ED BRUCE JOHN CORI. KKCS ROY CLARE mrmEy STEVE MAINEA jommmy n1116 NELSON KRSY STEVE MARINI. Colored.' Selega, CO DEBORA. ALL. ER ILE KWJJ RoewNl, NM did not report this week CHARLEY ARID. MON AVERSIVE FRIZZALL ems, GARY PERRIS RONNIE NC EMAIL These stations Portland, OR coNLEA . STATIM BROTHEL. KRWOFM Wettest GEORGE sysscr LLOYD DAVID !OSTIA JOHNNY LEt KAREN TAYLOR-GOODE 1r1 L116 MLSON RONNIE MC DOWELL and their playlists were frozen: VIA Gold Hill, OR MYNA MASSEY JO. COMM MDARIS GEORGE STRAIT 6011DA STRAIT GARY WAR. RAMA. RANDAL. RONNIE MILSAP FRIZAML NAST RAY PRICE 1:0.1E MC WEILL smore JAMS LOUISE MANDMLL FOAM POGE. WGTO/Cypress Gardens W RKZFM Hottest RONNIE MILS.> WE BANDY CHANTILLY COROZ STRAIT Matte ße more ROGERS Iterelk.y, PA 1010MY LEA SHELLY MST SYLVIA ALABAMA 611.1.00 MAP IS R0.6 MC COWELL KRAK/Sacramento CRYSTAL GATLE GAO.. STRAIT LEE JEMIGICS READ NCCIAIN KENNY wcras LEM ROBERSON GILL. JOHN OONLEA MAE. WC COWELL ACUB KHEY-AM/EI Paso SYLVIA MY. MASSEY ACED JOHN 0011141K MENI A MILSAP CRYSTAL GAYLE JOHNNY LEE LACE ARARAT. Tusen, AZ SHELLY WEST ALABAMA JOMMT RODRIGO= COML2A San Diego, CA KLVI/Beaumont AD BRUCE JO. RONNIE MILS. [EARL. PRICE SAMARA ...LL STAVA MAR.. KUZZ CONWAY TWIT. .1 THOMAS KLZ LOWN ANDERS. Hottest KEIN/Great Falls Bakerellold. CA RONNIE MC COWELL JOHNNY LEE CO PRIDE LOUISA MA/IDA/1.1 Denver, CH.L. CEORGZ STRAIT DENVER HARRIS RDA STARKLY DEBORAH ALLAN WCAW/Charleston ALARANA KRAK J ORN COMAE MANDRELL JO. »mescal RICKY SKAGGS CA WILL I NELSON WONE/Dayton EX ILE Sacramento, MAY,. INGF RONNIE EL COWELL. TN T. NALL KEIN CRYSTAL GAYLE MICKEY GILL. KSO/Des Moines Great Falle. MT JUICE NWT. DENVER HAMIS TANYA TUCKER Familiar Feeling "Give Me Back JOHNNY LEE Hey Bartender - (WB) "My Baby Don't Slow WHITES - Old - (WB/Curb) - That Old Familiar Feeling" "Blue Letters" "Pipeliner Blues" "When The New Hottest Tracks: Dance" "Women In Boots" "Blue Monday" "I'm In Love Again" "You Really Got Wears Off Of Our Love" A Hold On Me" "Dance tittle Jean" Wherry) "Overnight Sensation" IMCAI BARBARA MANDRELL - Spungold - (MCA) "Overnight Sen- NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND SAMARA MANDRELL sation" "A Man's Not A Man (Tit He's Loved By A Woman)" "You Are No Angel" "Bad Boy" "Loveless" Most Requested: Redneck At RONNIE MILSAP - Keyed Up - (RCA) "I'm Just A JOHN CONLEE "I'm Only In It For The Love" (MCA) Heart" "Feelings Change" "Like Children I Have Known" "We're Here To Love" JOHNNY LEE "Hey Bartender" (Full Moon/WB) NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND - Let's Go - (Liberty) "Dance Lit- ALBUMS Together C. McCLAIN & M. GILLEY "Paradise Tonight" (Epic) COUNTRY tle Jean" "Special Look" "Too Many Heartaches" "Let's Go" "Never Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. (But Close Sometimes)" "Goodbye Eyes" RONNIE McDOWELL "You're Gonna Ruin My..." (Epic) DOLLY PARTON - Burlap & Satin - (RCA) "000-EEE" J. DENVER & E. HARRIS "Wild Montana Skies" (RCA) GUY CLARK - Better Days - (WB) "'Blowin' Like A Bandit" "No "Jealous Heart" "Appalachian Memories" SHELLY WEST "Flight 309 To Tennessee" (Viva) Deal" "The Randall Knife" DAN SEALS - Rebel Heart - (Liberty) "The Banker" "On A Night EARL THOMAS CONLEY - Don't Make It Easy For Me - like This" "Candle In The Rain" In The Feeling "Heartache (RCA) "Angel In Disguise" "Don't Make It Easy For Me" "Holding Her And Lov- CONWAY TWITTY - Lost - (WB) Alrplayl50 See Page 88 I'm In Love" "Three Times ... ing You" "Bail And Chain" "Home So Fine" "Crowd Around The Corner" "You Tonight" "You've Got A Good Love Coming" "I Think Can't Go On (Like A Rolling Stone)" A Lady" "First Things First" www.americanradiohistory.com Page 73 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 A/ Regional Adds & Hots VA WRKAA.uleMNl. WSRZJSann.M WCHVICIIarbMMMII., W RO VIRA. none WMBCIC.nlon SOUTH WTMAICN.M.alon,SC EAST W TICMBMord MIDWEST Parallel Three Dee, Anlos J.II CrawlMd HUNtInQIM/TNbM Thome. H. TWIM MeN EeNI. GlnnyJeabok. MIN. Dorn Parallel One NARRO EYES Parallel One Parallel One ROGERS i PROTON ROGERS i PARTON ELVIS COSTELLO BONNIE TYLER AL JARREAD MICHAEL SOIBELLO JENNIFER MARNES IL BALLET CRYSTAL GAYLE CSAN RONNIE MILSAP TANYA TUCKER WJBCIBIOOIninglon. SPANDAU BASTON Hottest: Rottest: SPANDAU BALLET EURYTHMICS SHEENS STRVIE NICKS Not tea t: SIMN SAlaRO. WRMMIAIIBnle SISSY SPLICER RITA COOLIDGE WCLRIChk.00 MICHAEL JACESON Mo ttee t: POLICE GEORGE BENSON WE BA Be 111150W POLICE Not ten t: SINEET ROBINSON Gory EsNM SPANDAU BALLET Allen SAVedN. RITA COOLIDGE POLICE CARL WILSON Nottest: Andy Szulin Bk: MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL JACKSON BROWNE LOUISE TUCKER ROGERS i PARTON SOMMA REIMER PAUL AREA GORDON LIGETPOOT AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL URSAN CRAIG MICHAEL JACKSON LAOM BRANIGAN RODLE RABBIT? AIR SUPPLY RITA COOLIDGE Bot to e t: 01 RYTIN ICS ROGERS i PROTON PARTON SERGIO MBNDES SPANDAU BALLET HITA COOLIDGE MICHAEL JACKSON ROGERS i SERENA KARTON BILLY JOEL LADRA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL RINKS AIR SUPPLY JUICE MENTON MEN AT MORE SPANDAU BALLET TANYA TUCKER MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON AIR SUPPLY EDDIE BABBITT YB71Pmsburgh GEORGE BURNS Hottest: OUARTERP LASH ARTE RP LASH MUteES t: WBTICIMP MIRA POLICE OU BEE GEES J.y Cr...Wvll POEtest: RSKIICICInNNMtI RITA COOLIDGE WMAZM.SM Nottest: 0.0 *11.0 LAURA BRANIGAN LOUISE TUCKER Day. BINABA BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGM BILLY JOEL SI.NM Murphy LAURA BRANIGAN WOSVIOuntnr.yllls WNOSIW.st Pelo B.eEM EURYTHNICS MICHAEL JACKSON AMERICA SPANDAU BALLE? MICHAEL JACKSON BPANDAO BALLET J.cAaoIVBNI MR.. Block PAUL EREA BILLY JOEL MEN AT NORA PAUL AREA Nottest: CRYSTAL GAYLE RRYBOR i FLACK SPANDAU BALLET QUA RTERPLASH AIR SUPPLY DIUNNE CARSICK MAC MICHAEL JACREON POLICE ROGERS i PARTAN GEORGE BENSON ICANALLY LEK GREENWOOD MACH BRANIGAN LIDGERS PARTON SERGIO MONDES Three RITR COOLIDGE NAKED EYES i ROGERS i PARDON Parallel SISSY SPACER RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON Mottent: O Ottse t: WEM BRANIGAN W SBIAtMNNA EINES ROGERS i PARTOS MC ICANALLY TACO KCROIC.dar R.pldM, IA PAUL MEA LEE GREENWOOD WFYRICNIR.go Grp P150550 RITA COOLIDGE LEE GREENWOOD Bottent: Bottent: 01155BuNSb PAUL AREA C.rl Mann POLICE SERCIO MONDES John Wa1Ne.b.e LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: WSKYIA.NMIIN uURA RRMIGAN Jnrry RM RITA COOLIDGE Don McHOAMAln RITA COOLIDGE SPANDAU BALLET GEORGE BENSON RITA COOLIDGE PAUL ANEA W VORIRothe.tMI AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON POLICE RONNIE MILSAP LAURA BRANIGAN ROGERS i PARDON MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACESON MICHAEL SEMBELLO Gary Smith Hotte e t: LOUISE ROCKER MICEAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL ROGENS 6 PROTON GEORGE BENSON JEFFREY OSRRNE POLICE HOER BILLY JOEL HEN AT YAM B IOTVWCOIUInbuA Rot to e MEN AT Nottest: AT NONA EURYTTMICs t: ROD STEHART MEN PAUL AREA WOOWICASIMnOOga AIR SUPPLY PAUL ANEA AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL JACKSON FIIKG.r.IdlJane, W SBiMRAll.nts JUICE NEWTON KRLBILubbotk RITA POLICE SRM.NlrRDB..on ROGERS i WVBSIWIIminpton, NC COOLIDGE POLICEN: LAURA BRANIGAN Donn. B PARTON Rob ROA.MM JENNIFER HARNES RITA COOLIDGE WHISPERS RADNASS POLICE BILLY JOEL RITA COOLIDGE W RVRIMMnpNI. Bob WHRhI MICHAEL ELLO GEORGE BENSON P.R. DAVID BEE GEES MAC MCANALLY KINNS KENNY ROGENS SPANDAU BALLET SIRIO BAUor NARR EYES LACH ORAN IGAN HOL test: AIR SUPPLY KINKS SNEENA RSTUN LRB WARMMICMeMMI BONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP SERGIO POLICE ROGERS i PARTON MONDES PAUL ANRA W.IYMZMNuaM SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD WPIIJN.W DNA PAUL AREA SERGIO MENDED ELTON JOHN SERGIO HONORS KVORIF.rHH Moorhoed Hottes[: GEORGE BENSON RITA COOLIDGE JUICE NEWTON CULTURE CLUB POLICE B LLee t: P.R. DAVID Alen And.rson LEE GREENWOOD BILLY JOEL SMOKET ROBINSON LAUELLJACKSON Nottest: LAW RITA COOLIOGD Joey Elan. RITA COOLIDGE AL JARREAD LAURA BREW IGAN RITA WOE ISAMAERMdy Hottest: MEN AT MOH COOLIDGE JUICE NEWTON SPANDAU BALLET LEE GREENWOOD MICHAEL JACKSON HOLICEt: BILLY JOEL W.II.r Fritz POLICE BEE GEES HINGABE JACKSON SMOKET ROBINSON JEFFREY OSBORNE ROGERS L PARTOS AIR SUPPLY SKOR EY REBIHREN PAUL ACES AL JARREAR SAUM BRANIGAN POLICE LAURA BRANIGAN ROGERS BONNIE TYLER WINGID.yIM BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON i PARDON SHEENA EASTON LAURA BRBIlIGAN EDDIE BABBITT SHERRY POBINSON MICHAEL JACKSON RINKS POLICEN: MICHAEL JACKSON JON DNInIn. BILLY JOEL WCKOIC.oPb.11M.111S. KY MEN AT WORE ROGERS i PARTON ROGERS i PARDON KVKJD.IMEFI. Worts Not tea t: POLSAU BEE GEED BILLY JOEL Hotte, t: Worth SEM A BANS J.AA.OnIRORA. I JACKSON HERB ALPERT CIRCA Rhode. KMOCB.IIBFL BANDES POLICE HOttee DIONME NAIMICK SERGIO WLVARynehburH, VA ROD STEHART RITA COOLIDGE JENNIFER HARNES L.my J.mM BEE GEES CIR SUPPLY WMJRCley.I.M LOUISE TUCKER MAR MOC.II BILLY JOEL CRYSTAL GAYLE ROGERS i PARTON SYLVIA MEN AT CORO CULTURE CLUB MeV. RITA COOLIDGE ROGERS i PROTON WMHTIMMIgOrrlAry MICHAEL SNOBBY ROBINSON yll,ere BILLY JOEL HWCCW.t: POD STEHART JACKSON JACKSON BONNIE DENVER s RAMIS GEORGE BENSON HRnOEJTMom.. SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL SERGIO MENUES SERGIO MERDES ROGERS i PARDON JUINS NEWTON SERGIO MENUES MICHAEL JACKSON RINKS ®DIE RABBIT? WYNYINIW YorM RINKS GEORGE BENSON GEORGE BENSON TACO JEPPREY OSBORNE SPANDAD BALLES TANYA TUCKER BEE GEES RONNIE NILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON GEORGE BENSON Hottet: J.N 1leºN SPANDAU BALLET KFSEIJSIIlln, MO BRYSON i PLACE STARBOCK WIIENISyratuR. BONNIE TYLER DENVER i HARRIS AMERICA SNEENA BASSON RATA COOLIDGO SNEENA EASTUM GREENWOOD Don C.rpsntNr LEE GREENWOOD NICKS LEE RITA COOLIDGE ROGERS i PARSON ARUM BRANIGAN SISSY SPACER K.r.n GaIIAQNRr STEVIE Hotten[: Not eRs t: Dot tent: CRYSTAL CHYLE EDGERS i PARTOS DE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY AIR SUPPLY Hottest: RITA COOLIDGE LaulTMdalA BARGE BILLY JOEL IRENE CARA JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP TANYA TUCKER WAIYPt. RITA COOLIDGE Ho t Ee, t: PAUL MRA LAOM RANICAN MICHAEL JACKSON PALL ANNA Hottest: Rottest: NH ISPERS SAewIL.M PAUL ANRA RITA COOLIDGE LAURA BRRR IGAN SERGIO PAUL MM MENDES MEN AT WEM RITA COOLIDGE REE GEES SERGIO MONDES MEN AT HOER CRYSTAL GAYLE DONNA ORRY ROBINSON MICHAEL SUMMER DILLY JOE MICHAEL JACKSON BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL JACKSON JACKSON SERGIO MONDES EURYTHIICS MICHAEL JACKSON LAURA BRANIGAN LOUISE ROCKED Hottest: Hottest: JACKSON BONNE DENVER i HARRIS POLICE AIR SUPPLY JACKSON BROWNE RITA COOLIDGE KFIMIEI P.50 RONNIE TYLER KMNTID.B Mole.. ALTURE CLUB WTAEPMBWrof LAURA BRANIGAN W RYTII ICS P.R. DAVID Johnny Ihomp.on Don BEAI. SN.. Gibbons JENNIFER WARNES SONNA SUMMER WLACFMINnMR.11l. MICHAEL SOEELLO WKOWIU11oa-ROm. WZZPICI.yRMnd SMOREY ROBINSON JACKSON BROWNE D.y. Nlcholn B.J. TREMAS RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL C.rp.nIAr/Kellar D unpAYIG.Orgsson MICHAEL JACKSON SPANDAU BALLET 122 Current Reports PAUL ANSA NEIL YOUNG MICHAEL SEMBELLO S7AAIMINInI SHALAMAR DONNA SUNNIER ROGERS i PARTON BILLY JOEL N ottest: KFORM1JNeRIn. NE Mottent: Notteet: LAURA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE O.b1.IWUMIts BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL JACKSON CRINS Blyth. DOMA SUMMER EDDY GRANT EDDIE BABBITT AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL SOKBELLO GIB SUPPLY The following stations reported NANNES BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON JENNIFER HOE tes t: HERB ALPEN? BER GEES AIR SUPPLY CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL SPMBELLO MICHAEL JACKSON ROGERS PARSON NOLIC Et: JACKSON BRENNE frozen playlists this week: MICHAEL JACKSON i BELICE BONNIE TYLER EURYTHMICS RITA COOLIDGE GEORGE BENSON RINKS ®DIE RABBITT MESHES BONNIE TYLER BRYSON L PLACO SERGIO ROGERS PARTON BEN AT HOER JACESON BROWNE Hot te, E: EURYTHMICS 3WS/Pittsburgh POLICE L: LAURA BRANIGAN JENNIFER MANNES WTRIIFnnI RITA COOLIDGE Y107MMh.IR. CULTORE CLUB WAAVIHunlnlll. POLICE N000EY ROBINSON Nottest: BurNBIWNQA LAURA BRANIGAN MIR MAIM.II NEW EDITION JIPI K.ndrlckn KNBR/San Francisco TACO POLICE SMOEEY ROBINSON MICHAEL EOELfA RITA COOLIDGE EURYTHMICS P.R. DAVID TACO Parallel Three W 101/TSPIp. ELO WSB/Atlanta SONNA SDMMEB AMERICA BETTE MIDLER SERGIO MONDES JACKSON RROHNE GEORGE BENSON CULTORE sue PAUL AREA Hottest: D.CertoMlller SERENA MSTON LOUISE TUCKER WAXY/Ft. Lauderdale LAURA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE KW®IRUAMNBr, MN AIR SUPPLY (DWSRPtN.bAryh W WNRB.Cki.R AIR SUPPLY CULTURE CLUB WWSW PAUL AREA AI AB.IMrr Hot to n t: Gary Mann EURYTMICS Hottest: KPLZ/Seattle IIIrb CRAW! W CZYB.hEII LAURA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE MICRAEL SEIIBELLO SMOKE? ROBINSON SERGIO MENEES JIIn Sco111n BRITE MIDLER MEN AT KKRD/Wichita B.J. TRAMAS MERICA LAURA BRANIGAN MOM STARBUCH ROGERS i PARDON MICHAEL JACKSON POLICE Hottest: JENNIFER BARNES P.R. DAVID DONNA SUMMER BATID BOWIE LEE GREENWOOD TACO WISM-FM/Madison POLICE SERGIO MENÉES Mottent: POLICE RONNIE TYLER COOLIDGE ROSIE BABBITT WOWOIFI. Wept!. LON AT ROM POLICE RITA Hohes GEORGE BENSON MICHAEL JACKSON KRKK/Rock Springs, WY MICHAEL SENBELLO t: CRYSTAL GAYLE CAPI. W IMINH LOUISE TUCKER WOUFJNew Orleans MICHAEL JACKSON AMERICA WBLVJatkaM, MS BILLY JOEL Clots BILLY Bottent: F.R. DAVID RITA COOLIDGE JM BMMN11 Bly.n MICHAEL JACKSON JOEL POLICE AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON LAURA BRANIGAN MICHAEL JACKSON POLICE SERGIO MONDES SPANDAU BALLET AIR SUPPLY GEORGE BENSON The following stations did not WPROPrMYIdBnCM MON AT MOOR Parallel Two JUICE NEWTON GRORGE BENSON BONNIE TYLER ROGERS i PARDON Tom CAddy LOUITACO EINES TUCKER ASIA WHNNIS.QIn.W Rodeºt: report this week and therefore W KZEFMIC.p. Cod TACO Goy PArry RATA COOLIDGE ROECR.C: GEORGE BENSON Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE POLICE KEYIDJ/AANIN PAUL MRA their playlists were frozen: RINKS Joan Ore BILLY JOEL W OMCIDNreil MICHAEL SPMBELLO BRYSON L FLCA ARUM 8111Uí IGAN SERGIO MONDES ACnmsR.PMn AIR SUPPLY ROGERS i PARTON Beery AryNIrb ght MICHAEL JACKSON SNEENA BASTON AMERICA Hohe: GEORGE MICHAEL JACKSON WOMC/Detroit SNEENA EASTON DONNA SONNER BENSON SNOROY ROBINSON PAUL RAKED EYES BETTE MIDLER MEN AT NOM MANHATTANS POLICE[: KOIL/Omaha RITA COOLIDGE Notfeet: Nottest: POLICE WAIVIACAMnyllls, FL TACO SHALAMAR EWDMErlolk BEE GEES MICHAEL JACKSON HOOKA STRVIE NICKS R.gole BT.d:w.11 MEN AT HOAR WENSRIWMnepolls KEY103/Austin CHRIS CROSS MICHAEL JACKSON RAMM AT MOH Rkh.rd.ErIIAIMn JACRsox MADNESS CAMN IINOUWh.slee MICHAEL Bottec t: ELTON JUPON AIR SUPPLY QUERICS SERGIO MONDES KFMB/San Diego MEN AT NOM RPLAEA KINKS WLTTIWs.hingtRB. D.C. BILLY JOEL EURYTHMICS QUARTE GEORGE BENSON MICHAEL sNMBecco nlcxAeL sN/BeI.Lo RNNIE MILSAP CRYSTAL GAYLE Jose Bob CumminWB LAURA BRANIGAN RIMES JACKSON MROWNE KEZR/San MICHAEL JACKSON Rot te. t: WAFBB.Ion Roues FOLICEt: KUDUK.N.eR CNy POLICE WJONISI. Coud. MN AdnmMD.HIN. POLICH ID DORMIE BROTHERS CRYSTAL GAYLE COOLIDGE KRLC/Lewiston, SPANDAU EMIR T.ybr LOUISE TUCKER Cal Sloul PAUL ALBA NERA ALPERT BALLET RITA COOLIDGE SPANDAU BALLET MICAEL JACKSON POLICE SERGIO RENDES TAUD WEIMIFIICMburQ RONNIE MILSAP BETTE NIDLER GEORGE BENSON LAURA BRANIGAN TACO LOUISE TUCKER POLICEt: GEORGE MUNSON STARBUCH JKPFREY OSBORNE rAco The POLICE J.RA R.yPIMd BILLY JOEL MICHAEL Note: following stations Hottes[: ROGERS i PARDON ROGERS i PARSON JACKSON LOUISE TUCFEP MICHAEL POSTER IRRNEU RENDES WFMKH.EBlp FOLLIES Nottest: WVLKM1AaINQbn are no longer reporting: PAUL ABRA EDDIE EASBIT? IRENE CAM JIM GLASER WEZSflIIeMrnW Jay RIOMrd. RITA COOLIDGE K.IIYIMIOMrOe LIVRA BRAN ISBN SERGIO MONDES LRB Mottent: MICHAEL JACKSON ChureNSls.BnM RITA COOLIDGE ROGERS i PARDON RITA EERIE BABBITT P.R. DAVID LAURA BRANIGAN RONNIE MILSAP WASH/Washington TANYA TUCKER MICHAELL JACKSON ROGERS L PARTOS ANGERS PARDON SMOKET ROBINSON PAUL BORA ® DIS RAEBIT? MANHATTANS i Abt to n t Parallel Two REE GEES TACO SILLY JOEL K IRRES WHYN-FM/Springfield, MA SIENNA BASTON W IIBIS.eses CHy MICHAEL JACKSON MAC MCANALLY RITA COOLIRGE JIM GLASER STACY LATTISAM JeN ELO BRYSOM i FLACK KLTE/Oklahoma City RobMl. Bottent: WMJJBIrBnMQNRPI B ot to. S BEE GRES AIR MPPLY WAEBIAI.n1oWn AIR SUPPLY TNoInsWlV.rr.n MICHAEL JACKSON LEE GREENWOOD LAURA NRANIGAM WWYZ/Hartford HERR ALPES? WBOWIT.W. RAMA RITA COOLIDGE MILM CMPrtIAn TACO BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON POLICE KNIn YMnN ROGERS i PARDON LAURA BRANIGAN MAN AT NORA JUICE NEWTON SPANDAU BALLET LAURA BRMIGAN AIR SUPPLY JENNIFER CARIES JACKSON BROWNE LEE GREENWOOD Botte e t: SPANDAU BALLET SHRNA ESSTON SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL WRVAIRIOIMlgnd AIR SUPPLY R&R welcomes the following SABENA BASTON POLICE EDDIE BABBITT Nottest: LM Own Hottest: EORYTIiM ICS LOUISE ROCKER WISMFMIM.dlwn BR ISP ERS RITA COOLIDGE AMERICA ROGERS i PARTOS AMERICA JUICE MENTON new reporters: AMERICA WEKOIIIh.t. BIII VeNCII POLICE MICHAEL JACKSON TANYA TUCKER LAURA MRAREGAM GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL W MyN. FInA MEN AT MORD HoUn t: LOHSE ROCKERRR LANE CORY Hottest: WMYX/Milwaukee MICHAEL JACKSON Hot tea LAURA BRANIGAN MICHAEL J AC KSON LEE GREENWOOD t: RITA COOLIDGE WISWMIIwMMM LOUISE TUCKER AIR SUPPLY MEN AT HOER WLAC-FM/Nashville Hotted: 11.NI.IWIBPhY MEN NT NORA MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL MEN AT ROM MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON Y107/Nashville WICCIMIdoparl JENNIFER ACSOS ROGERS i PARTAN RIDA HOFICS LOMB! TUCHEN LM Robert. MICHAEL COOLIDGE JACKSON BONNIE MILSAP P.R. DAVID LAURA BRMIGAN WTKO/Ithaca, NY BILLY VOLL ROGERS PROTON JUICE NEOTON i AIR SUPPLY SPANDAU BALLET Bo ttee t: KOMJOnI.In LEE GREENWOOD RITA COOLIDGE MeMMRrREE W KNEW.MNM. NH PAUL MIRA KKUAIIIpMlulu Rottest: How.ed NOW PorII.na KPLZJB..IIIR Kt OVB.CnIII.nb KCEEITutann NODIIOrs.I Fell., MT KRSBI1loseburg, OR COOLIDGE Corday MICHAEL JACKSON WEST KIPIo Allant. RITA MIrWAleRBANI KInQMBIn Pnul MMAN.II KM Mobs!. RIRA AIMn Erle Word.H LAURA BRANIGAN uURA BRANIGAN flottent: BEE GEES BILLY JOEL Parallel One EINES BILLY JOEL POLICE BRYSON i PLACR GEORGE ROGERS i PORION STACH LATTISAM TANYA TUCKEN MEN AT HOER BENSON JIM GLASER AIR SUPPLY RITA COOLIDGE B ONNIE TYLER Hottest: RINKS JUICE SEM ON ROGERS i PARTON LAB MAC MCANALLY MICHAEL JACKSON WMYIMIIWAAAM AMERICA SNEENA BASSON RITA COOLIDGE DEBARGE SPANDAU RALLBT ®DIE RABBIT? BEE GEES MOLLIES LAGE MODY RDIE RABNITT B olh Fest SNORE! ROBINSON N HOWIOMNI Hotteºt: POLICE CE BONNIE TYLER ROGERS i PAATON WRENBuN.b OOROON LICHTFOOT ER i PROTON JIM GLASER LAUBA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE PAUL RNRR F.R. DAVID HOECRMC: AO t Rogar CBnotI.n Mottest: L.Sgh SMrnss REMARIs E: tad: TANYA JENNIFER MARNES MICHAEL JACKSON LEE GREENWOODLOUISE AMERICA JENNIFER HARNES MICHAEL JACKSON TUCKER TACO ROLANDE HERO ALPERT W OUAIOA.d CitI.E, 1L SERGIO MUNDES MEN AT WORR S¢ TUCKER nt CxAEt. JACKSON P.R. DAVID Hottest: ROGRRS i PROTON SERGIO MONDES ROLAND GEI NERO DEBAR CRAIG CRYSTAL GAYLE J.J. Stoll LEE GREENWOOD BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON P.R. RITA COOLIDGE GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY LN BAND DAVID Hottest: JUICE WEGTON AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL HERB ALPERT SMARMY RDBIWSOM SPANDAU BALLET RONNIE MILSAP Parallel Two RITA GE CAy RITA COOLIDCE JIM GLASER ROGERS & PROTON KINNRAH LeAS AIR SUPPLY P.R. DAVID Notteet: HEM ALPERT RUDY RLMU CRYSTAL GAYLE POLICE ROGERS i PARSON NOLIC,t: KFMBIS.e Oleo OM MICHAEL JACKSON TACO LAURA BRANIGAN BONNIE TYLER TANYA DUCKER POLICE Marts LarSON KBOIIBoI.. KRLCII.Wlstoe MICHAEL JACKSON WSKIIMontp.11er, VT KUDOILes Vpes ROGERS- i PANTOS PAUL MISA Notteec: MMrY W.IIMQrM Parallel Three LOUISE LOGKEA LOBARGE Tracy BISA. St.DAINM MERICA AIR SUPPLY LOUISE SLIDER Rende Han JUICE IIETON SINN K OSE/SARI. FA LAURA BRANDGAN LAURA BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE Hottest: MICHAEL SOIBELLO LEE GREENWOOD J.E J.ramilIo M PLM_KFLOCK BEE GEES LRB loop i WCCOMInn.Spolls SNORER RONSON ROLLIOS RITA COOLIDGET JACKSON BRUNNE BEE GERS EDDIE BABBITT Nottest: Gooey NICNAEL JACKSON i Nottest: KFOMANICRoraQM, AK LIE GREENWOOD ARAJAC000OG Lop LOUISE SUCRER ROGERS PROTON PAUL AREA W COICBArI..lon, WV ROGERS i PARSON RITA COOLIDGE ROGERS i PARSON LAHM!! BILLY JOEL K PPLID.nwsr PAUL FERA NOe,t: MnA LSWIM RITA COOLIDGE SpwrONJ.Ms U.R. ROGERS PARSON BEAU WILLIAMS LAURA BRANIGAN SPANDAO BALLET i MIRA Brndy JENNIPER HARNES MICHAEL JACKSON AMERICA ®DI¢ RABBITT Nottest: JACKSON ROGERS i PARTON JIM GLASER 7WMJTaWo ROTREN i PLACK RITA COOLIDCE NICNAEL ROGERS PARTON HOMEICS RONNIE TYLER LOUISE TUCKER i TABYA TUCKER KIEMINorlh MICHAEL SENBELLO PAUL NAPA BILLY VOLL RONNIE TYLER uURALAURA RMIGAN SPRONA EASTON JIM GLASER MICRAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON ®DIE BABBITT SPANDAU BALLET RIIBIS.r DMgo AIR SUPPLY AIM SUPPLY EDDIE RAEBITT RITA COOLIDGE JUICE MENTON STARBUGE SPANDAU BALLET JIN GLASER B ITTY GRITTY DIRT JENNIFER WARMES BONNIE TYLER HEM ALBERT MICHAEL JACKSON BEE GRES B i PARSO N MCGnMyR(nlphl KRNOIRMo Bot t: HONNIE TYLER RINKS RILLY JOEL KSL1feN LeAa CMy SORENA BASTON POLICE CRYSTAL GAYLE Rottesotten t: JACR501 BROWNE BEE GEES Lalry Iras. Bottes STRVIE NICKS Hottest: NARRO EYES KRDOICObr.do Spnps O.MOML.mkh JENNIFER MARNES Notteet: RITA GE LRB RITA COOLIDGE SERGIO MERDES Oan Shenehan TANYA TUCKER RITA COOLIDGE MICHAELAELEL K WA V IMARIRPOH SNEENA EASTON KSBeISt.LOuI. RINKS JACKSON JUICE NEWTON BETTE MIDLER MC NCRALLY K SROIS.nM Ron. SMOREY LAURA BRRACNICIGAN MICRAEL BONNIE TYLER ROBLMSON Morg.n/W.lsrmeHt Hottest: SERENA BASTON EURYTHMICS MIAMSN Ro.ding xo[cesr. Notteec: MIA. LAURA CULTURE CLUB LAURA BRANIGAN JEPPREY OSBORNE AM.end.r BRANIGAN RITA COOLIDGE BILLY RINKS LEAGUE PAUL AN LOUISE TUCKEN MICHAEL F.R. DAVID JOEL BURN SISSY SPACER JACRSON ROGERS PASTOS POLICE LOUISE ROCKER RATA COOLIDGE ROGERS i PARTON i AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY MER E BARED EYES Notteet: BILLY JOEL QUARTE RP LASH ROUIES i BATTEN A¢Y ROBINSON TACO RDIE RABBIT? WTNYIW.ININown, NY BILLY JOEL KERB ALBERT LEE GREENWOOD RITA COOLIDGE Rottest: MICHAELROMHELLE KOSTIIos ANN.I.B POLICE Hottest: ®DIE BABBITT RITA COOLIOGC JENMIPAR CRANES Mottest: WRIFJErle Jay 0050.BH ARRISE SERENA !ASTON AIR RUFALT P.R. DAVID 5MORSY ROBINSON RITA COOLIDGE TUCKER JACKSON BRONNS K.VMIMVLI MOUISE TUCKER RITA COOLIDGE TAd ABAMt TACO Notteet: PAUL MEA POLICS SPANDAU BALLET MIAAEL JACESON MICHAEL JACKSON POLICE POLICE KKRDIWIAAHS. KS RITTA P.R. DAVID KKPLfBpokaM KTWOIGeper MICHAEL JACKSON LEE GREENWOOD GEORGE BENSON JUICE NOtICE COOLIDGE LAURA BRMIGAN LAURA BRANIGAN MERS ALPERT HOMY Johnson PAUL NICNAEL JACREON Rb MarQ.n John Leaden HOOEY ROBINSON ROGERS i PARDON Hottest: ANEA ROGERS i PROTON RITA COOLIDGE TACO RITA COOLIDGE BILLY JOEL Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD MICHAEL JACKSON ENSOPASE FRSHCIMco RITA COOLIDGE AME ICA PIIR JOHN SCHNEIDER BRYSON PLACK BONNIE TYLER Larry FInAMI A NOM i Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN MEN AT STEVIE NICKS RUIE RABBITT KRKKIRNCA SAPINO., KALFJTrI-CKM., WA ENGELBRRT ADOPERO EDDIE HAEBI? KUDNIENBMM, OR WY Parallel Two POLICE AIR SUPPLY BEE GEES MIAR Purdy MICHAEL Hottest: AIR SUPPLY PMI Thom. CAVck Mahn JACKSON BURYTHMICS BONNIE TYLER KEAPatlnnd MICRAEL JACKSON JIM GLASER RONNIE MILSAP RITA COOLIDGE flottent: MICRAEL JACKSON Bob SWenn.n CRYSTAL GAYLE BARBARA MANDRELL ROGERS c PARSON MICHAEL JACKSON POLICE LEE GREENWOOD TACO SERGIO MESHES LEE GREENWOOD TANYA TUCKER EnttEeC: ®DIE RABBIT? MEN AT eRER KOYPNMnIN TACO TANYA TUCKER WHBYIAppletse JUICE NEWTON Mottent: Rot to e t: CARL WILSON LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL M.rnl PINBrM NICNAEL JACKSON STARBIICE POLICE WSFWH., l.burB Rob Shannon LEE GREENWOOD ELTTNI JOHN MERICA JUICE NEWTON AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL BCC MCAEALLY MEN AT IIOM BRA Pele. ROGERS i PARTON MERICA LAURA BRMIGAN MICHAEL AL JARREAD NEIL YOUNG RONNIE MILSAP LAURA RRMIGAE MOCtaHCI JACKSON SPANDAU BALLET RITA COOLIDGE R : LRB MICHAEL JACKSON QUART ER? LAS A BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON WCPQWhMIIn8, WV AL JARREAD COOLIDGE ROGERS A PARTON JENNIFER WARNES RITATA QUARTERPLASH MER AT MOM BILLY JOEL A SDP: SPANDAU BALLET MROrattI ROGERS i PARTOS KEZHIS.n Jon. Den Ho t to R t: PAUL MEA BILLY JOEL AIR SUPPLY ROGERS Hottest: W.Qn.rR.mo. MERICA i PARTON AIR SUPPLY YY REBIHREN HEER ALPORT AL MICHAEL SOIBELLO PAUL ANUA JARREAR BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL SERGIO HELE CRYSTAL GAYLE JUICE NEMTAN RITA COOLIDGE ROESRMt: u0M BRANIGM SPANDAU MALLET Hottest: Hattest! 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NY GAP BAND BONSERA FALTSKOG EDDY GRANT (dp) RAJAGOOGOO JUICE NEWTON JIM CAPALDI Hottest: SMOREY ROBINSON ROBERT PLANT Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD ROD STEWART ZZ TOP (dp) ANIMALS (dp) Jeak LNwnns TALKING HEADS Bo t teat: MEN WITHOUT HATS 3-1 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 POLICE BEE GEES TALRING HEADS (dpi JUICE NEWTON POLICE Op) Hottest: BONNIE TYLER DAVID BOWIE 12-8 EURYTHMICS 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-7 HEART STYX Hottest: Hottest: FINI POLICE 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-2 JACKSON BRUMME 14-9 JACKSON BROWNE 15-8 BILLY JOEL 18-8 STYX POLICE MEN AT WORK 2-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 2-1 AIR SUPPLY HUMAN LEAGUE 15-9 EURYTHMICS 5-3 BONNIE TILER 20-10 BILLY JOEL 16-9 DAVID BOWIE 7-4 TACO 14-9 Hottest: Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 3-2 MEN AT WORK 1-2 SHEENA DAYTON MEN WITHOUT HATS 24-10 BONNIE TYLER 17-10 10-7 PAUL ANKA 23-15 MEN AT WORK 3-1 FRAM( STALLONE 2-1 CULTURE CLUB 13-7 JACKSON BROWNE 6-4 ROBERT PLANT BONNIE TYLER 20-14 RICK SPRINGFIELD WBOVI allwropNL PA RITA COOLIDGE 4-3 MICHAEL SE HELLO 1-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-13 ASIA 12-6 DONNA SUMMER BILLY JOEL 30-20 21-16 Frank BM WNOKFMICWMtIbM. SC HUMAN LEAGUE 8-4 JOURNEY 5-3 JACKSON BROWNE CULTURE CLUB 11-7 EDDY GRANT MEN WsORBee muM, 0A WKFM/thenee» KuneFallotMp CULTURE CLUB 10-6 AT WORK 6-4 NRt te s t: Dwetme Bond. POLICE MEN WITHOUT RATS 14-10 SNALAMAR 11-S WBiZ1WkrtoreSNae, KILEWelveee N, TX J.P. Hrtear MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 John Cannel MADNESS SPANDAU BALLET none Steve Faltepen DAVID BOWIE 7-3 soon Taylor FIX% POLICE FIXX Hottest: KXIOUNeshvne. TN MEN WITHOUT BATS 9-5 FIXX (dpi ZZ TOP Idp) Mottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 Ornneleeboe MS none POLICE BONNIE TYLER 16-11 ROD STEWART ROD STEWART Been Keagen BEE GEES EURYTHMICS 2-1 7-7 JMM Bot tuet: ROGERS 6 PARTON POLICE FIX% LOVERBOY CMá ROGERS 6 PARTON CULTURE CLUB 15-12 MICHAEL SEHHELLE 5-2 POLICE MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 ROD STEWART A FLOCK OF SEAGUL STACY LATTISAN DAVID BOWIE 12-12 JIM CAPALDI JACKSON BROWNE 7-4 RITA COOLIDGE ROGERS S PARTON EURYTHMICS 2-2 STYX DEF LEPPARD (dp) ROGERS S PARTON CULTURE CLUB 17-17 WTRYIAMW, NY JOURNEY 10-7 POLICE BEE JACKSON BRUMME 10-10 SHEENA EASTON AGNETHA FALTSMOG ELVIS COSTELLO RONNIE MILSAP JOAN JETT 29-29 GEES BONNIE TYLER FIX% BONNIE TYLER 14-14 RAJAGOOGOO DFX2 sB Cali SERGIO MENDES (dp) Hottest: Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET Hot tagt: ELO 26-26 Hottest: Rottest: TACO 1-1 KITFJCorpuN CMerd, TX MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON ROD STEWART MICHAEL DONNA SUMMER 3-1 JACKSON BROWNE 7-4 SEMBELLO 1-1 4-2 FIXX (dp) MICHAEL SAEELLO 3-1 Mark otlecoll PAUL ANDA (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS DONNA SUMMER 5-2 I HUMAN LEAGUE 7-5 SNEEZE EASTON MEN WITHOUT RATS 12-6 MEN AT NORM 8-5 SOUTH JUICE NEKTON l'1H111I I IIiHI BONNIE TYLER 15-8 MEN WITHOUT RATS 17-10 JACKSON BROWNE BONNIE TYLER 14-5 CULTURE CLUB 14-10 Bot test: TACO 14-7 STYE (dp) FRAME STALLONE 22-14 27-15 POLICE MEN HITROUT RATS 15-11 MICHAEL JACKSON 17-13 POLICE 1-1 ASIA 16-8 STYX PARALLEL TWO) Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 25-17 POD STEWART AIR SUPPLY 27-16 KO18FMIAncMEo DICE SPRINGFIELD 18-16 DONNA SUMMER 11-6 BONNIE TYLER )7-10 DONNA SUMMER 2-1 PA GAP BAND RICE SPRINGFIELD 12-8 WIKLChltcereDut4 EURYTHMICS 4-2 Ron Chose ZIO2flrsrneh, GA WBBOIAkgsstW, OA ZZ TOP WBFUNew Ban KVOULefeyette JACKSON BROWNE 15-11 WP$TTTrrkton NJ WMerrWScon DAVID BOWIE 6-3 IAN SoEWnra BEE GEES KorraHorke RUNTER Rana TRANK STALLONE D-22 Tom Taylor B ruce RtSYe.N MICHAEL SEMBELLO E-4 ROD STEHART Jeff Nena ROGERS 6 PARTON AGNETHA FALTSKOG ROGERS 6 PARTON SHALAMAR 17-8 POLICE POLICE NAKED EYES SHEENA EASTON POLICE POLICE ROGERS 6 PARTON BEE GEES WRORIBoetetl MA ROGERS S PARTON A ILOCR OF SEAGUL POLICE FIX% FIX% ROGERS 6 PAATON SOS BAND POLICE Y1R8JeeksarnNM. 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U.K. QUARTERFLASH 3-I Robert John Hottest: POLICE POLICE ANIMALS CHEAP TRICK AGNETHA FALTSEOG ROGERS 6 PARTON Hottest: Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 TACO 1-1 LIQUID GOLD ROGERS S PARTON EDDY GRANT Rot teat: HEART STYX EURYTHMICS 2-1 DF LEPPARD 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-7 MEN WITHOUT RATS 6-3 PAUL ANNA RONNIE MILSAP PIXX RICE SPRINGFIELD 1-1 RUPUS 6 CHARS Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 7-4 HUMAN LEAGUE 2-2 BILLY JOEL 13-8 BONNIE TYLER 13-S Rottest: JUICE NEWTON Hottest: MEN WITHOUT RATS 6-4 RAJAGOOGOO BILLY JOEL 16-8 BRYSON 6 PLACE 10-5 SEALAMAR 9-4 RAKED EYES 14-10 AIR SUPPLY 30-16 POLICE 1-1 EDDIE RABBIT/ BONNIE TYLER 2-1 ASIA 12-6 Hottest: ASIA 18-14 TACO 13-7 MEN AT WORE 8-5 RICE JANES 38-26 EURYTHMICS 4-3 Hottest: SHALAMAR 3-2 ZZ TOP 14-7 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 FRAME STALLONE 24-17 CULTURE CLUB 15-8 DAVID BOWIE 13-8 K=FMICorgN ChMd STEVIE NICKS 7-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-3 28-13 MEN AT WORK 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 25-18 HEART FUSMTelietreeor, FL HUMAN LEAGUE 10-7 Chuck Baker AIR SUPPLY 10-7 TACO 6-5 BILLY JOEL 19-14 RICE SPRINGFIELD 30-25 WTBNIDorNr, NH KHRIAkaen TX BILLY JOEL 13-9 QOARTERFLSH 20-13 POLICE MEN WITHOUT HATS 9-6 WIREIAehMNM. NC BONNIE TYLER 23-16 AI Brock Nn GEORGE J SNbeeWn V:NkmanKlamm MADNESS BENSON 21-17 ASIA 33-25 WRCKIUdea NY SPANDAU BALLET 25-18 John Stevens ROD STEWART K104/Erle, PA CHEAP TRICK eS71Nnv Orleans, LA JNn ReMs none POLICE POLICE BBI Mennen Hottest: LIB A FLOCK OF SEAGUL Nick Basco ROD STEWART 01O1IMerldie. MR WOUTIJOhneon City, TN FIXX (dp) POLICE POLICE 1-1 SHEENA EASTON Hottest: POLICE Chuck M0CeoWuey ROGERS 6 PARTON MICHAEL SBBELLO SPANDAU BALLET A FLOCK OF SEAGUL MICHAEL SEHHELLE 2-2 FIX% POLICE 1-1 Rod Hampton SHEENA EASTON RINKS ROGERS 6 PARTON ROGERS 6 PARTON EAJAGOOGOO EAJAGOOGOO DEE LEPPARD DONNA SUMMER 3-3 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 GEORGE STACY LATTISAW FIXX BENSON ANIMALS ROGERS SHEENA EASTON ROD STEWART EURYTHMICS 4-4 POLICE 1-1 STEVIE NICKS 3-3 POLICE S PARTON BEE GEES POLICE Hottest: BEE SERGIO MENDES FIXX HUMAN LEAGUE 5-5 EURYTHMICS 3-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 24-14 SPANDAU BALLET GEES Hottest: BEE GEES MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 PETER GABRIEL BEE GEES ZEBRA DAVID BOWIE 6-3 BONNIE TYLER 29-17 BONNIE TYLER MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 FUN NOV THREE AIR SUPPLY 6-3 AGNETHA FALTSEOG MADNESS Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 10-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS RONNIE TYLER 11-4 CHEAP TRICK N Beach, FL BILLY JOEL 18-14 Hottest: HEART Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 WERLEseeH NH BONNIE TYLER 16-9 WDOOIDeyte HUMAN LEAGUE CULTURE CLUB 13-7 FRANE STALLONE 21-17 BONNIE TYLER 3-1 Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 MEN AT WORE 3-2 Ralph Wlmnuer Hottest: DAVID BOWIE 14-9 Soon Mackay MEN WITHOUT HATS 29-18 RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-5 MICNAEL RELLO 5-1 ASIA 13-7 WFMF(Baton Rouge, LA QUARTERFLASH 7-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-13 POLICE 2-2 GEORGE BENSON RITA COOLIDGE 15-10 DONNA SUMMER 3-5 JACKSON BROWNE 17-10 LIQUID GOLD MICHAEL SEHBELLA RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-4 RIee/AMeen POLICE 16-7 WT1XJNew OrkWMN. LA DAVID BOWIE 26-11 HUMAN LEAGUE 12-10 WOLFRaOIMweee FL MICHAEL JACKSON 11-8 MEN WITHOUT HATS 19-12 ROD STEWART MEN AT WORE 15-11 6 PARTON AIR MICHAEL JACKSON 15-11 POLICE BONNIE TYLER ROGERS JACKSON BROWNE B arney Kly.Hlek SUPPLY 22-15 Brien Philips DONNA SUME®k 15-10 SHEENA EASTON 20-15 WKRZ FMAVNNkeeBa e AGNETHA FALTSKOG SRALAMAD TACO 29-21 ELVIS COSTELLO SPANDAU BALLET BEE GEES WJADIBabubrtope KNO8FM/Monroe LA POLICE PA JAH N: eug QUIET RIOT (dp) SHEENA EASTON WYCRRIenwer-York RITA COOLIDGE ZZ TOP COCONUTS Hottest: WOKUKnoHNie, TN RISES ENoVWeet RhynwlsMR (dpi Mark Rkhe de AIR SUPPLY PETER GABRIEL MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 Hottest: SHEENA EASTON DONNA SUMMER 2-1 Oery AäAN ROGERS A PARTON BEE GEES FRANK STALLONE BUCRINGEA RINKS FIX% DONNA SUMMER 2-2 ROGERS 6 PARTON LINDSEY JUICE NEWTON ROGERS 6 PARTON POLICE ROD STEWART JULUKA (dp) MEN AT WORK 5-3 TACO 9-4 POLICE RINKS (dp) STACY LATTISAN BONNIE TYLER 20-7 POLICE POLICE SHEENA EASTON ROGERS 6 PARTON Hottest: POLICE 6-6 FIXX STYX (dp) ANIMALS AIR SUPPLY 21-11 Hottest: FIX% ROD STEWART LIQUID GOLD MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-10 ROGERS S PARTON Hottest: EDDY GRANT 28-20 MICHAEL SEMEELLO 3-1 DEP LEPPARD TALKING HEADS (dp) ELVIS COSTELLO HUMAN LEAGUE 7-4 ASIA MINOR DETAIL (dpi DONNA SUMMER 2-1 KINKS MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7 ROD STEWART ANIMALS POLICE MEN AT WORK 10-6 KIIMBeaksNcnt TX 6 EURYTHMICS 1-2 POLICE BRYSON FLACK JACKSON BROWNE 17-11 ROGERS 6 PARTON (dp) SHEENA ESSTON RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-13 Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE 7-5 ROGERS I PARTON Murphy/HNnieon WNFUDeyssne steak FL MADNESS MEN WITHOUT HATS 24-18 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 FRANK STALLONE 11-6 Hottest: Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 26-21 SHEENA EASTON FRANK STALLONE 28-21 BONNIE TYLER 2-1 POLICE Mien Ocoee HUMAN LEAGUE 4-3 MEN NITROUR HATS 17-10 POLICE 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 STY% WORE 4-3 ROD STEWART RICE SPRINGFIELD 16-8 MEN AT TACO 19-12 TACO 4-2 WZYDIFtedMkk ND POLICE LIQUID GOLD JACKSON BROWNE 10-7 ELVIS COSTELLO WNVLNorfolk BONNIE TILER 17-12 DAVID BOWIE 23-18 QUARTERFLASH 14-5 Kerner Joe ROGERS 6 PARTON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 15-8 KKOVAVMMts F.Oe, TX SHEENA EASTON Save Keay ASIA 23-18 RICK SPRINGFIELD 26-21 HUMAN LEAGUE 16-13 ROD STEWART POLICE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 16-13 ChcA BNek AIR SUPPLY 31-25 ASIA 17-14 POLICE HEART FIX% (dpi MEN WITHOUT RATS 10-6 AIR SUPPLY MADNESS WCOOICOMstubus POLICE ROGERS 6 PARTON LAB TACO 13-9 STYX GA WPFMIPaenr CRY ROD STEWART Hottest: MADNESS WTIC FMR1rdsrd, CT 010MfYerk, PA ANIMALS (dpi BONNIE TYLER 19-10 JUICE NEWTON Bob RaMph SHEENA EASTON MICHAEL SBIBELLO 2-1 SNALAMAR 18-13 Skip Bishop ROGERS 6 PARTON Den Hottest: POLICE (dp) POLICE Mike Weer BMW HEART MEN AT WORK 3-2 BONNIE TYLER 10-5 PETER GABRIEL ROGERS 6 PARTON 6 POLICE ROGERS PARTON 6 FLACK POLICE BEE GEES SPANDAU BALLET LAURA BRANIGAN 8-4 H UMAN LEAGUE 9-7 KKYKIUtW Rook, AR HEART BEE GEES BRYSON Idp) BEE GEES BEE GEES RICK JANES SHEENA BARTON FIXX RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-5 TACO 21-8 McCain SHEENA EASTON ROD STEWART ELVIS COSTELLO MEN WITHOUT HATS 20-13 Mat ROBERT PLANT k,tn.UNUTS SPANDAU BALLET POLICE PRANK STALLONE 29-19 BEE GEES A (dp) Hottest: FLOCK OF SEAGUL Hottest: SEEENA BATOR SERGIO MENDES DFX2 JACKSON BROWNE: D-24 MICHAEL SCHEELLO Hottest: CLUB HOUSE (dp) Not teat: POLICE 1-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 1-1 Hottest: Mottest: WOND/RNloel MS TACO MICHAEL JACKSON 18-11 Hot teat: EURYTHMICS 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 2-2 DONNA SUMMER 2-2 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 Khk Coen WDCGIDurhan6Rddgh JACKSON BROWNE JOURNEY POLICE 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 19-12 DONNA SUMMER 3-3 MEN AT MURR 3-3 MEN WITHOUT NATE 13-4 EURYTHMICS 3-3 AIR SUPPLY 17-3 Hottest: SHEENIER 29-22 BONNIE TYLER 4-3 LOP Randy Kabrloh HUMAN LEAGUE 10-5 MICHAEL Sf71BELLO 8-8 JEFFREY OSBORNE 19-9 KEN AT WORK 6-5 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 23-1 MEN AT WORK 4-1 BONNIE TYLER 32-23 MEN WITHOUT HATS 5-4 FRANK STYX JACKSON BROWNE 9-7 DAVID BOWIE 10-10 BILLY JOEL 23-13 MEN WITHOUT MATS 7-6 STALLONE 27-23 PAUL ANKA EURYTHMICS 11-2 ELTON JOHN D-30 BILLY JOEL 19-10 STRAY CATS 32-24 POLICE BONNIE TYLER 27-22 DAVID BOWIE 12-7 SHEENA EASTON STEVIE NICKS 13-3 MIR11Feyetievale LAURA BRANIGAN 32-22 ROD STEWART HEART JOURNEY 15-5 WNBUWHYnMgton, NC OKIDD/leecs. NY BEE GEES BJ1H8/Oe44Odo, FL Wry Canon WKEFA earila/Ie.L WV Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE 17-6 WXUVRoreke. VA FostWNonon Denny Alexander EAJAGOOG00 DONNA SUMMER 7-1 Gee Mitchell P,\HAI I I I 1111418 POLICE Don O1Shea Ory Misr TALRING HEADS (dp) ROD STEWART 8-3 KSPMVMAHABa43rownsW1s POLICE ROGERS S PARTON MICHAEL SENBELLO DERAN CRAIG (dp) EURYTHMICS 11-7 AIR SUPPLY FIX% POLICE B ob MIM aB ELVIS COSTELLO ROGERS 6 PARTON Hottest: EARED EYES ROD STEWART PETER GABRIEL ROD STEHAMT WFRGJAMoone PA MICHAEL SEMBELLO 9-8 ANIMALS MADNESS CHEAP TRICK QUARTERFLASH 2-1 MICHAEL 21-15 ANIMALS SPANDAU BALLET ELVIS COSTELLO SEEMU EASTON (dp) JACESON BETTE MIDLER POLICE Terry Boots BEE GELS CULTURE CLUB 5-3 POLICE Hottest: DEE LEPPARD Idp: RONNIE MILHAP (dp) FIXX AGNETHA FALTSKOG AGNETHA FALTSKOG TACO 6-4 ELVIS COSTELLO POLICE 1-1 (dp) AGNETHA FALTSKOG ELVIS COSTELLO Idp) ROGERS 6 PARTON KAMINEI Paee. TA ELVIS COSTELLO (dp) ROGERS S PARTON POLICE MICHAEL JACKSON 16-10 BEE GEES MICHAEL SEHBELLA 4-2 IAN RUNTER (dpi ROGERS 6 PARTON tap) POLICE S TEARS POR MARS (dp) DAVID BOWIE Idp) Nottest: SPANDAU BALLET 39-22 ob Wen AGNETHA FALTSEOf. MEN AT MORE 9-4 SPANDAU BALLET CHR18 DEBDIGE (dp) ROD STEHART Ho treat: ROBERT PLANT (dpi LOVERBOY 2-1 POLICE ROD STEWART CULTURE CLUB 15-8 RINKS Hottest: HOLLIES TACO 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA (dp) ROD STEWART 13-7 AL SHEENA EASTON Hottest: PRANK STALLONE 24-20 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 HEART KXX10Y1anerrglrn BILLY JOEL 23-12 ANIMALS (dp) JACKSON BROWNE 18-9 BEE GEES POLICE 1-1 JOURNEY 5-1 DAVID BOWIE 4-2 FIXX dpi Seeire Dee. GEORGE BENSON 26-15 Hot teat: MICHAEL JACKSON 19-13 DONNA SUMMER MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-2 non d. VA ASIA 10-6 BONNIE TYLER 5-3 Hottest: WRVODOde SERGIO MENDES 30-19 SNUFF 3-1 FRANC STALLONE 28-16 none Hottest: MEN AT NORM 4-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 11 TIED 12-4 POLICE 1-1 Jeff Morgan SPANDAU BALLET 32-20 LRB 24- B ottest: STEVIE NICKS 2-2 DONNA SUMMER 5-4 HEART 27-20 CULTURE CLUB 9-5 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-2 COCONUTS18 25-19 18FEAIMratwele. NH POLICE 1-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 5-3 BILLY JOEL 16-11 POLICE ROBERT PLANT 30-24 DONNA SUMMER 3-3 WOLT/RmNnca, AL FRANK STALLONED-20 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 DONNA SUMMER 4-4 Rottest: WLAN4MILaneeeler, PA MEN AT WORE 5-4 RIM Rye« STARBUGE 40-3131 BRYAN ADAMS 8-8 STACY LATTISAW 18-14 FMIONMerne s, TN MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1 Meet DNMn Tali NeBldaV TACO 40-33 H ARED EYES DAVID BOWIE 10-10 BILLY JOEL 6-6 WWMayteeahae LEE GREENWOOD RONNIE MILSAP BONNIE TYLER 20-20 KSET8M/E1 Peeu TX JACKSON BROWNE 25-14 POLICE WACZIeregpr, ME GEORGE GEORGE BENSON PLANT BENSON POLICE FBAMA STALLONE 37-29 ROBERT RINKS Cat DMnon AIR SUPPLY D-37 SPANDAU BALLET HEART Mlohael OTYe SHEENA EASTON RONNIE MILSAP ROGERS S PARTON SSC RICE SPRINGFIELD MADNESS ROGERS 6 PARTON EDDY GRANT Cher Wary CULTURE CLUB Op) ANIMALS POLICE Hottest: KIT)San Antonio STYX DEP ASIA (dp) LEPPARD LIQUID GOLD POLICE ERN-0EN POLICE 1-1 Nottests POLICE Angle WMgh Hottest: Hottest: ROGENS 6 PARTON AGNETHA FALTSMOG STEVIE NICKS 6-3 MICHAEL EEIEELW 2-1 CHEAP TRICK RITA COOLIDGE 2-1 POLICE 1-1 STYE CULTURE CLUB 7-5 AGNETHA FALTKRUG CB 1-2 NEIL YOUNG STYX MEN AT WOMB 8-5 CULTURE CLUB 3-3 FIXX FIX% JACKSON BROWNE 9-7 JUICE NEWTON MAR AT WORE 7-4 DONNA SUMMER MICHAEL JACKSON 13-9 WARTERPLASR 6-5 NEIL YOUNG ROD STEHART BONNIE TYLER 24-18 TEARS POR FEARS DAVID BOWIE 11-7 ROGERS S PARTON AIR SUPPLY 20-13 HUNAN LEAGUE 13-7 AGNETHA FALTSKOG Hottest: AXE JACKSON ERMINE 15-9 MADNESS DONNA SUMMER 27-20 BILLY JOEL 20-16 MIAMI U.R. POLICE 1-1 POLICE Rottest: WARR-FM/Mobie AL ROD STEWART CULTURE CLUB 4-3 COCONUTS POLICE 1-1 FnMNFuNe KMML Math. AR CNY. MO BIG RIC HAYSI FANTAYIEE 12-8 RONNIE MILSAP WBl1R4N 4IW14 NY eurrnmICS 4-2 WKHVOeean Hottest: 14-9 SPANDAU BALLET dpi FIXX Kiek PAym HUMAN LEAGUE 17-15 Jed OWrt DEE LEPPARD M Tany EURYTHMICS 1-I YAZ 18-12 POLICE MICHAEL JACKSON 27-24 ROGERS 6 PARTON POLICE KEN AT MORN 3-2 SE ALAMAR POLICE 1-1 SPANDAU RECESS JACKSON BROWNE 28-25 FIIX ROGERS S PARTON KEN WITHOITT HATS 4-3 MICHAEL SMELL() 2-3 HUBERT PLANT WROiUOnrNbero. NC STYX POLICE 221 Reporters ERB BEE GEES HUMAN LEAGUE 10-7 TALRING HEADS DONNA SOMMER 3-3' WOUYNkage , ME Wm Jones BEE GEES JUICE NEWTON MADNESS MICHAEL JACKSON 16-8 FIXX (dp) KEN WITHOUT RATS 6-4 213 Current Reports JAN NErtdea STYX Rottest: TACO 14-5 PAUL APIA Rottest: MADNESS MADNESS POLICE 1-1 Hottest: GEORGE BENSON POLICE 1-1 LIQUID GOLD BRYSON 6 FLACK MICHAEL SMBELW I-1 6 PARTON MEN AT NOR/ 2-2 KTAVANn Antonio. TX DONNA RUINER 4-3 B N ROGERS Rettest: MADNESS MEN AT WORK 4-2 Morin MICHAEL SEMEELLO 12-3 NICRAEL BBMELIO 6-4 JUWEA SERGIO MENDES POLICE 1-) CULTURE CLUB 14-7 MEN WITHOUT HATS WERE ALPERT EURYTHMICS 4-4 STEVIE WICKS 7-5 POLICE NAKED EYES 14-3 The following stations reported KEN AT NOBS 9-7 JACESON BROWNE 16-10 JIM CAPALDI Mottest: LOVERBOY 5-5 CULTURE CLIP ELVIS COSTELLO DAVID BOWIE 18-12 A FLOCK OF SEAGU1. BO B-4 frozen playacts this week: ELVIS COSTELLO (dp) MICHAEL !WHEELED 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 15-5 PIER Hottest: JACKSON BROWNE 18-13 FIXX K CteUNew Hama STTNAAT OIWIMOWa, AL 11-6 MOD BEXIUerkwelmoß WV MICHAEL SHMBELLO 12-1 BILLY JOEL 23-14 CHRIS MANCINI TACO WNYS/Buffati Las Ken SERGIO HERDES CHARLIE 18-6 FRANK STELAE! 26-13 ikon OrMHN NEIL YOUNG Rettest: Pad WAIN 011eMei est AL WSPK/Poughkeepsie POLICE BILLY JOEL 13-8 /BONNIE TYLER D-22 MAIE POLICE 1-1 POLICE SNEERA muffle ROGERS 6 PARTON ROBERT PLANT 25-12 ROBERT PLAKT- OeBRO Dede WSEZ/Wlneton-Salem MICHAEL SBEELLO 5-2 POLICE SMEENA ESSTON POLICE MADNESS WAXED EYES 19-13 WANBFMIOnaw*s SC ANIMALS CULTURE CLUE 6-4 BEE GEES TALRING READS POLICE WNOK-FM/Columbia Hottest: MADNESS QUARTE PLISD 13-9 FUN BOY THREE *OS MM. Hottest, ROGERS A PARTON WTSN/Dover MICHAEL EBEELLO 1-1 WBCYIChrMOM. NC ROGERS 6 PARTON FIRS B ILLY JOEL 32-26 AGNETHA FALTSMOG SHEENA EASTON MICHAEL SBEELLO 2-1 EOITTMNICS 2-2 Hottest: RICK JAMES KGHOIHopulam. DEP LEPPARD Bob KapNn ROGERS 6 PARTON DONNA somas 3-3 MEN WITHOUT RATS 19-14 MICHAEL SMELLO 4-1 BETTE MIDLER WHEY/Batts ME Hottest: POLICE POLICE STEVIE NICKS. 7-4 B ILLY JOEL 21-16 LAURA BRANIGAN 13-9 SOS BAND peon Rabbbe BONNIE TYLER 1-1 SHEENA EASTON BEE GEES BONNIE TYLER 31-2S BONNIE TYLEE 25-20 MICHAEL JACKSON 21-13 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-2 FIXX JIM CAPALDI BEE GEES D-38 BRYAN ADAMS MEN WITHOUT BATS 23-11 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 RICE SPRINGFIELD 4-4 TALRING HEADS (dp) Hottest: NY BONNIE TYLER 72-24 RICE SPRINGFIELL 5 The following stations did not ROD STEINART K EN WITHOUT HATS 17-10 SEP GEES MICHAEL 3-T K TSNBan AetoAo TX. FIXX EURYTHMICS 10-5 Chie Web ASIA 18-11 ELVIS COSTELLO DONNA SUMMERMMER 4-2 report this week and therefore TALRING Franker/Weft MICHAEL JACKSON 15-1' MEADS Hottest: UARTERFLASE 6-4 WHHY-FMIMomUomery BEE GEES JUICE NEKTON PAUS, ANRA 16-12 their pleyliets were frozen RAJAGOOGDO WJBONrers& ME MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-I HUMAN LEAGUE a -e IMAM John RITA COOLIDGE BRYSON 6 PUNCH BONNIE TYLER MADNESS Phoonle NSM BONNIE TYLER 14-3 JACKSON BROWNE 10.E POLICE WPDXMMYrvBe. GA 0107/Washington LIQUID GOLD MICHAEL 17-12 B ETTE MIDLER CLUB HOUSE JACKSON ROGERS 6 PARTON LAURA BRANIGAN COCONUTS Alen Du Prism KXX 108/Birmingham AL JARBFAU POLICE RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-14 WZYPIHumevAs. AL K INKS CLUB HOUSE POLICE SERGIO MERDES AGNETRA FALTSMOG PILLY JOEL 23-17 MltcMll SHEENA EASTON WNAP/IndIanepoHs Hottest: LIQUID SOLE Been SEROIO MONDES JEPFRSY OSBORNE' Hottest: PIE% BEE GEES DEL' LEPPARD 1-1 COCONUTS WDKINChetbneoge. TN POLICE RONNIE MILSAP non Hottest: ROGERS a PARTON BONNIE TYLER 12-7 IAN HUNTED FIXX NEIL YOUNG 13-11 B kA&Psge POLICE 1-1 BETTE MIDLER JOURNEY ROD STEWART ZZ TOP Hottest: 17-14 STEVIE NICKS 2-2 Mottest: JACKSON BROWNE MADNESS HEART BEE GEES EURYTHMICS 2-2 RITA COOLIDGE 11-4 BONNIE TYLER 9-1 BILLY JOEL 27-19 EDDIE RABBITS POLICE ROGERS PARSON LEE GREENWOOD 3-3 BONNIE TYLER 21-8 LOUISE TUCEER 8-5 Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: BRYSON 6 PLACE 10'-1n MICHAEL JACKSON 22 KUMAM LEAGUE 10-8 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 9-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 HUMES LEAGUE 4-' PAUL AREA 17-17 MARTIN BRILEY 16-13 EIA 13-2 QUARTERFLASH 2-2 MICHAEL SHMBELLE: 2-2. NELSON 6 HAGGARD 25-25 MEN WITHOUT RATS 30-24 BONNIE TYLER 37-3 DAVIS BOWIE 9-5 TACO 11-4 JOCHBON BROWNE 21-7 JACKSON BROWNE 10-7 CULTURE CLUB 7-1 BILLY JOEL 20-8 BONNIE TYLER 17-12 MEN WITHOUT HATE 10-11 www.americanradiohistory.com Page 81 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 MIDWEST WEST Added . Hottest Most Added . Hottest Most Police "King" Michael Sembello Police "King" Michael Sembello HOTS Donna Summer ADDS Rod CHR ik Stewart and/or night (RA) indicates Fixx "One" Police Music Key: (DPI indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day Rogers & Parton Men At Work Sheena Easton Bonnie Tyler the song was dropped from the pia ylis t then re -added. Police KYNO-FM/Fresno, CA WORD/Grand Rapids, MI KZ93IPeorla, IL WCIL-FMICarbondels, IL 99KG/Saline, KS KSKDISaIem, OR KTRSICasper, WY MIDWEST Walker/Davis J.J. Duling Mark Maloney Tony Wahekus Collier/Travis Len E. Mitchell Sears/Donovan MICHAEL JACKSON PARAI LI TWO POLICE BEE GEES SLINGSHOT SPANDAU BALLET MADNESS GEORGE BENSON FIX% POLICE ROBERT PALMER ANIMALS ROBERT PLANT AIR SUPPLY CHRIS DEBURGH TACO BRYAN ADAMS SHALAMAR SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS & PARTON KAJAGOOGOO KINKS WKDDIAkron, OH PETER GABRIEL HEART STRAY CATS ROD STEWART HEART DEF LEPPARD ANIMALS MEN AT WORK KAJAGOOGOO SHEENA EASTON A FLOCK OF SEAGUL FIXX SPANDAU BALLET Man Petrick DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU SHEENA EASTON MADNESS MADNESS LINDSEY BUCKINGHA AGNETHA FALTSKOG (dp( Hottest: ROD STEWART R.E.M. SHERIFF FIX% AGNETHA FALTSKOG Rottest: FIXX POLICE (dp) POLICE 1-1 AGNETHA FALTSKOG BEE GEES Hottest: Hottest: POLICE NEW EDITION 2-1 Hottest: MEN AT WORK 2-2 KAJAGOOGOO POLICE POLICE 3-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 KAJAGOOGOO TACO 4-2 POLICE 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 17-4 PAUL ANKA EDDY GRANT BILLY JOEL 22-17 JACKSON BROWNE 5-2 Hottest: DEF LEPPARD 1-3 TACO 15-8 DONNA SUMMER B-7 JEFFREY OSBORNE 13-11 QUARTERFLASH ASIA 24-18 BONNIE TYLER 10-5 POLICE 1-1 AIR SUPPLY 14-7 DEF LEPPARD JACKSON BROWNE 10-8 Hottest: GEORGE BENSON AIR ASIA 14-6 DONNA SUMMER 2-2 MEN WITHOUT RATS 20-8 AIR SUPPLY 31-24 SUPPLY 27-22 DAVID BOWIE 1-1 ANIMALS WY MEN WITHOUT HATS 26-14 QUARTERFLASH 3-3 FRANK STALLONE 39-27 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 29- 23 KKAZ/Cheyenne, CULTURE CLUB 6-A Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 6-6 KFM7JColumbia John Ramsey LAURA BRANIGAN 9-6 POLICE 1-1 KRSP/Sah Rapids, MI EURYTHMICS 8-8 KKRC/Sloux Fells Lake City, UT MICHAEL SEMBELLO 13-8 WZZRIGrand Jim Williams MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-3 Dan Kielsy CaAson/Moll STRAY CATS HUMAN LEAGUE 14-10 Don Schuller WZOK/Rockford MICHAEL JACKSON 10-5 SPANDAU -BALLET BILLY IDOL (dp) CULTURE CLUB 9-6 FIX% KINKS FRANK STALLONE POLICE GEORGE BENSON Tim Fox DURAN DURAN 13-B EASTON W KA U/Appleton-Oshkosh BIG RIC HEART POLICE SHEENA JUICE NEWTON NAKED EYES SPANDAU BALLET ROBERT PLANT Hottest: Rosa/Alien JUICE NEWTON MADNESS KIKI/Honolulu, HI Hottest: Hottest: FIXX MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-1 POLICE STYX FIXX (dp) JIM CAPALDI MEN AT WORK 4-1 ELO 8-4 KonglShishldo WHAM! U.R. DONNA SUMMER 6-4 GEORGE ANIMALS BENSON AGNETHA FALTSKOG MICHAEL SEMBELLO JACKSON BROWNE 10-6 Hottest: MEN AT WORK 9-5 KINKS 5-2 AXE (dp) KINKS ROD STEWART QUARTERFLASH 8-3 CULTURE CLUB 16-10 POLICE 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 11-8 CHRIS DEBURGH JEFFREY OSBORNE HEART (dp) HOLLIES JACKSON BROWNE 9-4 MEN WITHOUT HATS 24-15 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 CULTURE CLUB 17-10 Hottest: POLICE Hottest: CHEAP TRICK CULTURE CLUB 11-7 BILLY JOEL 26-21 EURYTHMICS 3-3 ASIA 1-1 TALKING HEADS MEN AT WORK 4-1 POLICE DONNA SUMMER 4-4 KOHOIHoquiem QUARTERFLASR 5-4 LRB MICHAEL SEMBELLO 11-6 Hottest: U931South Bend, IN KWTO-FM/Springfleld, MO HUMAN LEAGUE 7-5 RICK JACKSON BROWNE 7-5 HEART Steve Larson SPRINGFIELD 16-11 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 J.K. Dearing NAKED EYES 16-6 Bob Hammond BILLY JOEL ASIA 19-13 RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-5 KYYX/SsatHe, WA ROBERT PLANT RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-8 DIANA ROSS BONNIE TYLER 28-20 ASIA 11-B JACKSON BROWNE LRB Van Johnson SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: BILLY JOEL 13-12 Hottest: ROBERT PLANT KAJAGOOGOO W h KQWBIFargo, ND AUDY KIMURA 1-1 NAMIAppehon-Oshkos SPANDAU BALLET 29-19 EURYTHMICS 3-1 STYX POLICE AGNETHA FALTSKOG DONNA SUMMER 3-2 Chris Caine MEN AT WORK 7-4 Craig Roberts SHEENA EASTON FIXX PAUL ANKA EURYTHMICS 7-4 WNAPIIndianapolls, IN SERGIO MENDES 10-5 JEFFREY OSBORNE POLICE MICHAEL SEMBELLO ANIMALS GEORGE BENSON NEW EDITION 12-8 TRANSLATOR TACO 14-10 SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: TALKING HEADS POLICE Larry Mago AIR SUPPLY 27-20 BIG COUNTRY STEVIE NICKS 13-11 PAUL ANKA MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 KINKS FIXX A FLOCK OF SEAGUL none ELTON JOHN MEN AT WORK 3-2 POLICE ROGERS & PARTON KQMQ/Honolulu. HI DAVE EDMUNDS Hottest: KAYI/Tulsa, OK RONNIE MILSAP QUARTERFLASH 11-4 Rottest: AGNETHA FALTSKOG B -52's POLICE 1-1 Phil Williams JUICE NEWTON HUMAN LEAGUE 9-6 Kimo Akins MEN AT WORK 1-1 ROD STEWART 2-2 DAVID BOWIE 14-8 HOWARD DEVOTO DAVID BOWIE 8-8 QUARTERFLASH LRB DURAN DURAN BRYSON 6 FLACK MEN AT WORK 3-3 POLICE RICK JAMES JOURNEY 14-14 Hottest: POLICE ELVIS COSTELLO MICHAEL JACKSON 6-6 FIX% WSPTIStavens Point WI EBN-OZN JACKSON BROWNE 19-19 POLICE 1-1 CHEAP TRICK Hottest: RITA COOLIDGE 8-B TUBES FuhrlTrscy Hottest: BILLY JOEL 21-21 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 CULTURE CLUB 15-9 ROD STEWART DAVID BOWIE 2-1 SHEENA EASTON JACKSON BROWNE 19-17 ASIA 19-10 SHEENA EASTON MEN WITHOUT RATS 5-2 KOZE/Lawiston. ID WZPUlndianapolis, IN HEART BILLY JOEL 20-18 JUICE NEWTON FRANK STALLONE 24-12 Hottest: POLICE ROGERS & PARTON TALKING HEADS 7-3 AIR SUPPLY 21-19 COSTELLO Jay McCall AIR SUPPLY 28-18 Gary Hoffmann QUARTERFLASH 2-1 GEORGE BENSON ELVIS STRAY CATS 31-11 BONNIE Hottest: TYLER 31-20 FIXX MEN AT WORK 3-2 ZZ TOP (dp) POLICE D-21 POLICE KKXL-FM(Grand Forks, ND JOURNEY 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE MICHAEL SEMBELLO 6-3 ANIMALS (dp) ROGERS & PARTON Don Nordin DONNA SUMMER 3-2 92XIColumbue, OH SHALAMAR JACKSON BROWNE 9-6 FIXX (dp) KJRB/Spokane, WA ROD STEWART Teri POLICE NAKED EYES 17-14 Hottest: FIXX 4-3 MADNESS Nutter ELTON JOHN NEW EDITION 7-4 Suds Coleman ROD STEWART POLICE BONNIE TYLER 10-1 Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON KRAVfTuisa, MADNESS 6-6 ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-1 CLUB HOUSE OK SPANDAU BALLET MEN WITHOUT HATS 9-2 MICHAEL SEMBELLO MEN WITHOUT HATS EDDIE RABBITT ASIA 6-4 MINOR DETAIL Gary Reynolds Hottest: DEF LEPPARD 4-3 KLUC(Las Vegas, NV ROBERT PLANT SPANDAU BALLET 13-9 DF%2 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 5-4 BONNIE TYLER TALKING HEADS Randy Lundquist Hottest: HATS 25-18 Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON POLICE 1-3 CULTURE CLUB 7-6 MEN WITHOUT POLICE MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 POLICE (dp) POLICE 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 26-20 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-7 POLICE Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 4-3 BONNIE TYLER (dp) KDVV/Topeka, KN RITA COOLIDGE 10-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 28-22 SHEENA EASTON POLICE 1-1 MEN AT WORK 6-4 Hottest: Tony MICHAEL JACKSON 8-4 KDZA/Pusblo, CO BONNIE TYLER 32-24 Stewart MADNESS MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-2 CULTURE CLUB 12-6 POLICE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 18-12 Avina ROBERT PLANT Rip BONNIE TYLER 8-6 POLICE D-24 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-2 POLICE AIR SUPPLY 17-13 SUMMER 12-8 Hottest: DONNA EURYTHMICS 10-3 KYTN/Grand Forks, ND SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS & PARTON HUMAN LEAGUE 24-19 WJXQ1Jeckson, MI MICHAEL JACKSON 7-5 SHEENA EASTON POLICE 1-1 KHYTITucson, AZ HEART Tom Fricke LOVERBOY 3-2 BILLY JOEL 20-12 KINKS Cohen POLICE IA Ryan/Cheeks CULTURE CLUB 5-4 Sherman KIIK/Devenport POLICE HEART BEE GEES DAVID BOWIE 8-6 Jim O'Hara POLICE KS Hottest: POLICE STYX KEYN-FM(Wichia, A FLOCK OF SEAGUL BILLY JOEL 13-8 DEF LEPPARD FIXX FIX% 9-5 EDDY GRANT SHEENA EASTON KINKS Taylor/Psarman JACKSON BROWNE 18-9 BETTE MIDLER MADNESS ZEBRA PETER GABRIEL KOSO/Modesto, CA MADNESS QUIET RIOT POLICE Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS 25-18 ROD STEWART EL CHICANO ROBERT PLANT (dp) IAN HUNTER ROBERT PLANT LOVERBOY -1 AIR SUPPLY 27-22 Aushem/Maln AGNETHA FALTSKOG Hottest: HEART (dp( BREAKS SHEENA EASTON BONNIE TYLER D-29 DONNA SUMMER MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 JUICE NEWTON DEF LEPPARD 2-2 ROBERT PLANT ROD STEWART ROD STEWART JOAN JETT 8-4 Hottest: RITA COOLIDGE 5-2 6 NEWTON ROGERS PARTON Hottest: Hottest: KFMW/Waterloo, IA JUICE POLICE 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 6-3 SHEENA EASTON ZZ TOP 18-11 POLICE MEN AT WORK 3-1 POLICE 1-1 BONNIE TYLER 25-14 Mark Potter BONNIE TYLER 2-2 LOUISE TUCKER 13-6 POLICE (dp) ASIA 4-2 QUARTERFLASH 5-5 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 4-4 LAURA BRANIGAN 16-8 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 Hottest: POLICE D-10 JACKSON BROWNE 10-6 KRNA(lows City, IA ELVIS COSTELLO MEN WITHOUT HATS 14-7 EURYTHMICS 3-1 28-11 POLICE CULTURE CLUB 7-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 12-9 MEN WITHOUT HATS PAUL ANKA 15-12 Bart Goynshor KCBN/Reno, NV BILLY JOEL 19-12 DEF LEPPARD D-27 MICHAEL JACKSON 20-16 SHEENA EASTON MICHAEL JACKSON 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 22-15 AIR SUPPLY 15-7 POLICE MADNESS KRQfiucson, AZ Jlm O'Neal BONNIE TYLER 34-24 BONNIE TYLER 32-26 WKFR/Kalamazoo. MI WHOTIYoungstown, OH FIX% BILLY IDOL F.R. DAVID 33-26 ZapolsonlNorris POLICE KINKS Hottest: STYX Swart/Chapman Dick Thompson 1-1 KH O PI Modesto -Stockton POLICE MADNESS (dp) POLICE A FLOCK OF SEAGUL KMGK/Des Moines, IA BILLY JOEL 23-16 Krehem FIXX ROGERS & PARTON SHEENA EASTON PRINCE (dp) David ROGERS & PARTON Jim Robera POLICE CHRIS DEBURGH MEN WITHOUT HATS 26-18 LRB Hottest: SHALAMAR Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP PIX% EURYTHMICS 1-1 LAURA BRANIGAN 31-22 AIR SUPPLY POLICE POLICE CULTURE CLUB 5-1 SHEENA EASTON BEE GEES SEMBELLO 6-2 FRANK STALLONE 32-25 Hottest: SHEENA EASTON MICHAEL BEE GEES BONNIE TYLER 9-3 BEE GEES ROD STEWART JACKSON BROWNE B-3 BONNIE TYLER 3-1 BEE GEES ROD STEWART P.R. DAVID 13-7 Hottest: HOUSE DEF LEPPARD 10-4 DONNA SUMMER 2-2 MADNESS CLUB SHEENA EASTON MECO 20-13 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 POLICE MEN WITHOUT HATS 19-10 CHAMPAIGN 12-5 TALKING HEADS 28-21 KAJAGOOGOO ANIMALS (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 13-9 PETER GABRIEL FIXX 11-8 Hottest: WEST & JACKSON BROWNE 15-10 AGNETHA FALTSKOG ROGERS PARTON MEN WITHOUT HATS 24-12 KBIM/Roswell, MN MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 WAZY-FM(Lafayette,IN Hottest: BILLY JOEL 22-13 ROGERS & PARTON DONNA SUMMER 5-2 Jim Stacy PARALLEL TWO MEN AT WORK 1-1 Harry Dierks BONNIE TYLER 29-20 Hottest: EURYTHMICS 1-3 EURYTHMICS 11-2 POLICE 1-1 POLICE i HHI I AIR SUPPLY POLICE 4-5 JACKSON 13-6 {'\ HAI I{H MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 TALKING HEADS MICHAEL POLICE JACKSON BROWNE 14-12 WVIC/Laning, MI FRANK STALLONE 23-14 MEN AT WORK 5-3 FIX% KKXX/Bakenfield, CA ROD STEWART Jay Steven BILLY JOEL 28-18 KENIIAnchorage, AK WEBCIDuluth, MN ASIA 18-14 Hottest: SquIres/Kamper SHEENA EASTON SUMMER 1-1 STYX SHALAMAR 24-20 DONNA POLICE KIDD/Monterey, CA Vaughn/Kimberly MADNESS Dick Johnson QUARTERFLASH 2-2 HEART SHALAMAR GEORGE BENSON BEE GEES WYFMIYoungatown, OH BILLY JOEL 21-9 BrowNKel ROGERS & PARTON BONNIE TYLER Hottest: Hottest: MEN WITHOUT HATS GEORGE BENSON JOURNEY 13-8 Jeff Tobin TACO 24-17 POLICE 1-1 BETTE MIDLER BONNIE TYLER 27-20 NEIL YOUNG ROGERS & PARTON SHEENA EASTON (dp) BONNIE TYLER 17-9 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 STACY LATTISAW ANIMALS DONNA SUMMER Hottest: PAUL ANKA HEART (dp) ELO 15-10 MEN WITHOUT HATS 19-11 JUICE NEWTON MEN AT WORK WRKR/Recine DONNA SUMMER 2-1 Hottest: ELVIS COSTELLO (dp) JACKSON BROWNE 19-11 NAKED EYES 20-14 Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE MEN AT WORK 7-2 MICHAEL Hottest: BILLY JOEL 21-15 Pat Martin BONNIE TYLER 29-21 MEN AT WORK 4-1 SEMBELLO 1-1 Hottest: ELO 11-7 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-1 6-3 JACKSON BROWNE 10-7 EURYTHMICS 1-1 BILLY JOEL EURYTHMICS MICHAEL JACKSON 13-10 EURYTHMICS 1-2 WZEEIMadison, WI ID JOURNEY 19-9 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 8-3 DEF LEPPARD KBBK/Bolss, TACO 12-9 JACKSON BROWNE 14-11 HUMAN LEAGUE 5-3 16-11 MICHAEL JACKSON 21-10 LlttlelHudson DEE 9-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD Tom Evans NAKED EYES DAVID BOWIE 8-4 LEPPARD ASIA 30-15 CLUB KYYA/B99nge, MT MICHAEL JACKSON 12-6 POLICE CULTURE ROBERT PLANT AGNETHA FALTSKOG SHALAMAR POLICE Charlie Fox KSLY/San Luis Obispo, CA PARAI I I I IMO I POLICE WKDOIEvanvIlls, IN ELVIS COSTELLO JUICE NEWTON SPANDAU BALLET Tom Walsh PAUL ANKA FIXX ANIMALS K9t/Provo, UT Hobbs/Payne ROGERS & PARTON Hottest: KFYRlBismarck, ND Hottest: Hottest: Gentry/Greer KINKS POLICE 1-1 POLICE ANIMALS BONNIE TYLER EURYTHMICS 4-1 Den Brennan MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 FRANK STALLONE BONNIE TYLER 13-5 JUICE NEWTON MADNESS SPANDAU BALLET DEF LEPPARD 1-2 MEN WITHOUT HATS 4-2 SPANDAU BALLET ROBERT PLANT KINKS MEN AT WORK 16-11 TALKING HEADS (dp) KINKS BONNIE TYLER 12-3 DEF LEPPARD 7-7 STRAY CATS Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 6-4 ROGERS & PARTON LOVERBOY 24-19 LIQUID GOLD F.R. DAVID RICK SPRINGFIELD 14-8 ROGERS & PARTON POLICE MEN WITHOUT HATS 33-26 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 1-1 KAJAGOOGOO RONNIE MILSAP STEVIE NICKS 3-5 BONNIE TYLER 16-12 Hottest: EURYTHMICS 4-2 CHEAP TRICK COCONUTS (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 DONNA SUMMER 5-4 KQKO/Omaha, NE SPANDAU BALLET KKLS/Rapid City, SD Hottest: POLICE 1-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 4-2 BILLY JOEL 20-15 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-1 QUARTERFLASH 4-2 Taylor/Dean Sherwln/Piper KKFM(Colorsdo Springs, CO LOVERBOY 6-5 TYLER 30-22 POLICE 1-1 BONNIE HUMAN MEN AT WORK 5-3 DONNA SUMMER 11-8 LEAGUE 4-3 MICHAEL SEMBELLO 3-2 ROD STEWART FlnnsylRyen MEN AT WORK 7-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 9-6 JEFFREY OSBORNE BILLY JOEL 21-12 KCDQ/Bozeman, MT MEN AT WORK 4-3 ROGERS & PARTON CULTURE DONNA SUMMER 13-9 ROBERT PLANT LAURA BRAN IGAN CLUB 9-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 11-8 POLICE Grp Williams JACKSON BROWNE POLICE POLICE KGGIIRivenlde-S. Bern. 13-9 WMEEJFort Wayne SHEENA EASTON JACKSON BROWNE 14-11 KINKS SPANDAU BALLET KINKS Steve O'Neil ROGERS & PARTON CA ROGERS & PARTON KISTISants Barben, Tony Richards WBWB(Bloomington Hottest: FIXX POLICE Hottest: POLICE Scotty Johnson STEVIE NICKS 2-1 Hottest: ROD STEWART ELTON JOHN POLICE 1-1 John Heimann MICHAEL SEMBELLO 5-1 SPANDAU BALLET EDDIE RABBITT SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL SEMBELLO 2-2 EGO 4-2 POLICE SPANDAU BALLET 5-3 QUARTERFLASH 7-2 BEE GEES ANIMALS STYX DONNA SUMMER 4-3 LOVERBOY MADNESS POLICE DAVID BOWIE 15-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7 Hottest: ELVIS COSTELLO FIXX RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-10 POLICE 1-1 TUBES ROD STEWART MICHAEL JACKSON 21-16 ASIA 17-13 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL ROBERT PLANT MADNESS MICHAEL JACKSON 17-11 SEMBELLO 3-2 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL BONNIE TYLER 27-15 MICHAEL CHEAP TRICK SHEENA EASTON DAVID BOWIE 4-3 HEART MADNESS AGNETHA FALTSKOG SPANDAU BALLET ROBERT PLANT (dp) CULTURE CLUB 5-4 SHEENA EASTON BRYSON & FLACK Hottest: GEORGE BENSON RITA COOLIDGE 25-15 Hottest: Hottest: FIXX MEN AT WORK 4-2 Hottest: MICHAEL SEMBELLO 6-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 5-1 JACKSON BROWNE 10-4 POLICE 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 3-2 BILLY JOEL CULTURE CLUB 16-7 12-8 BONNIE TYLER 22-17 MEN AT WORK 7-4 ASIA 18-12 QUARTERFLASH 8-5 HUMAN LEAGUE 15-9 FIXX 21-15 ELTON JOHN 32-24 AIR SUPPLY 19-11 SHALAMAR 38-26 MEN WITHOUT HATS 20-16 MEN WITHOUT HATS 30-23 KINKS 40-27 www.americanradiohistory.com Page 82 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 11T13a G..a continuel (Lem banip.n continuel llyts Copadg. contir.adl 01. 15-16 3216) a-32 01011 111 MMM 16-11 rv 33-19 MM 17-15 RWL 96-16 2102 ]4-20 2-19 M11 n ü 9119-31d-30 KIIK l0 111672 a O 1111 2-10 0101 6-6 M9.9Á a Mn E30 33-11 BMX 31-2f 9 13-11 14110 on 0X00 l6 -]l 110810 2.-21 WOLF 21-16 1 a -39 R d-15 MEK 11-19 R"e0 )4-]x .100 32W - 60/r 1110199 a %CXR 12-10 3200 21-19 M6 on rv e-5 o MLF d-35 103311 11-26 13-21 MM», 01M1 8-8 11104 a 11.111 11110V a 29-26 M 10-10 M21-17 ML. 33-2e SHEENA a -.a 9L 0-25 nR on 32 EASTON wn`1éi 20eé 29-251-9 M1` more [YMOrO a-28 0e0080M 1260 on 229) o 0-15 11011.0111 Telefone... (EMI PARALLELS® 1116.0114 on 801. on 2rP 28-23 %0M8 21-12 America) 111316 a .01 080 24-23 11 35-12 2A-16 éX AYxm 0 LP: Best wmw on 2.3 .39 Kept Secret 1101111 2101 15-30 .YPmoR OT 29-27 MOMS o0 n 116110 on RAAB 11-9 2104 19 -ID mu. 17ó °a O 265111 0-33 1121113 en 116111 a wr 23111.1on mnxº-n WYCR 33 20110 8-11 National P 126/61 111/611 a 11107 0-25 )5-29 WREE 11-14 10-18 X.11 en 67% Parallel l: in PMU N T 1. 10-17 111116 30-I8 91°on Reach Selected stations malor markets that are format dominant 22X1.1 29-20 Y :4-n O 1.11 G 31-31 31-P F 50% ñ214 17-13 M G 35- i2 DEBUTS and/or exert a significant national influence. BO 6-311 14-11 2 0-23 XIII 5 621 Mm 33-17 19-18 .1 e -x8 9 M11100 z K 11m0 .1 20-16 9P.1 M. YI 47% 22-16 ST11-xl 00Won LNiA 111,11C 2-i2 MM Parallel IC Selected stations in secondary markets that are format º-10 d-7 1 WSPT a-34 Yi 66.661 110/311110/311 19 60-1. 0093 14 liai 61 KM. 11-26 !0 .-18 3 -12 0106 14-10 dominant and/or exert a significant locator regional influence. This parallel 2233 11-22 12101 19-29 0.x d -l0 121 I9 -IS [I0 11-16 11.181 may also somme 101 28-25 O 0M 29-24 1.010. contain major market 1cc1 stations that do not qualify for parallel GEORGE BENSON 25-15 101. on M6 30-30 2LW 21-25 22I 6 MOU MO60 24-22 em 3-30 3.12 on one status. .1 12-19 2093 1e -U 1f-23 Mn on Lady Love Me... (WB) .1í 22-18 MiO 140313 32.4 -18 2BDP 18-16 uMP o-1 OCTYA 33-28 2cA 25-11 Igbd 6-39 Parallel Ill: MPST6-13 RAMI a Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant LP: In Your Eyes 00 10-15 S23-30 on XT 2n9 -I9 00 23-191 1180 11.1g 66118114 Ri -l6 2s-21 [SIED 31-11 21 and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some 100. -l8 11171 on d-39 66% 0106 23-18 XRSP 16-11 .0101 28-161 6G90 28-29 143/20 AE d-19 6L1Ox M 14- 11 O2rM U 5-1 .-)7 32m. secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status. 6.9031-3] o 1001. on 6EA113r On Sumary O UM R 0 on 21-12 XBIM 23-18 110032 9-n] Wm on 93300 a 2S1.Y 30-21 .7660\ h 581L on 17 0600 18-x6 16-6 .1 U-31 S 741 ® .111 16-11 940 on 00 EO 139 11.1 :5-x}25-22 9-334 DENOTES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS. 221 Reports 11 471 20-15 2SLY 1,-12 0100 /''\ M 75% (BREAKERI 60Y.a woos 20 111.3 8-4 KIST 16010 13-1R ELVIS COSTELLO 01][a° ] 11110111.7 111111 a 1.811 a Everyday / Write... (Columbia) 3260 a-39 Mw d-37 21106 on NT. on 11C4y JOHN DOE ANIMALS 1-1X LP: Punch The Clock on MnD "Hit Song" (Anylabel) The Night (/RS/A&M) M3CY d-11 JACKSON BROWNE 011B3m71MX+)5 2921 0 0n--36 g C[101 a-29 612 .2 e-35 8.108,11 on Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 1110041m 6118 J-21 LP: Hit Song National LP: Ark el -11 23% .M1 nIs . G 35-29 Reach 6180 a-34 M00ó LP: Lawyers In Love I, 3 N'AU on MOL Rplonal i2ni 100125 44% SUMM" o° d -l8 MUT 2132 a-16 0101 National 101131. a Mn 0M Rimait UP 66/2b 31% 3m6-30 xIW on S 29%f SAME 19 ,:11X RN.. . IONTS on 36-11 Nia] U 11 ]7-22 11011 1661 0096 1T°1AB W. a-35 E 33% Debuts 20 Reach UR 5 Regional P1 40-28 W2111 d -3s R 32011 . Same 4 E 311 009071 T3[16-1) 1 on Reach 1111 164 M 21% 11611111 31-30 MU a-35 M.1 . 116. on SAME 30 P30- a11 60 35-34 DEBUTS S 56% Down 0 NiÂf M9Y9 d-28 2P3oo 121/2 on Mln en 941Yx 38-I1 101190 0-38 SAME 25 ilox a 2 241 .135 25 O 06111 O 011.4 W Adds 25 110. 1 19% 113D1 16-23 13.3 on gn MOLI . 2101 .1-17 31121 5-ll ADDS on 9p 20-18 O 290 a . 00 MUT 147.0 d-30 xió ón 3 M /91 26-22 a Lon 7021114 1121 17-32 1107 a -l9 a g1181211111 29-25 )4-19 e am. EXAMPLE 20111 + 1101x11 a-28 13-310MD . P2.1100 22_19 WGGY 9B 7 WPRII e XIA3E o Gl/01x5-a WISE 39-29 11.11 on .110 10-:0 100/25 100 CHR reporbng stations on 11611. on i9-11 rox20-150ó -17 70:000 41 10.1 6 - á9/ . OoV 15-11 d-30 g 078 a-11 YCSC 14-9 it 18-35 en 320E 28-27 on tells week mcludmg 25 new .11 73911 on 22104 10-28 M0016-15 MS% 16-16 MON 11.2 MX on MexW d-39 39e1 on 3GCL on 901T a 9104 Intl 10-6 2x1aw adds. 11.2 IL n -v 0RY 19-15 1.PT on 2193 19-]0 e 1.011/01 mont -1º on STV% 27-24 11 -i5 lava 71 e01X a-16 900711 on 0-7 tells 11111111.11rvósimarre MET E 10-x8 0104 M 111 30 MW ROIi.1 d-15 7060 111. 44% - Percentage of weeks .- .210 11111-18 a-ll a -23 wABX 8-18 WISE ll M60 38-36 11107 20-23 WWYS 26-26 8-16 11-14 MLI1XAN. on IILOC porters pinyeq n. MBC on 7°.omLrx7MI on 6LOL00 -36 11.176 on TT 3l-)5 11.02 11-6 RITE WCIR 1.101 a 839] 13-31 MOT 9026.111 W2211 19-33 .-31 Regional Ri see Percentage of re- on 0-33 MOL 1J-27 1/611C 12-8 brome.11-4 311 leESPR On - .1 IJ-21 0i29 9-10 60P M8L.1 d_28 C0 0-39 0101 114 )0-17 M300 8-12 2iT17-14 WREN on 8130 d-30 MM a-38 the M10111 a i1í 3PL 019811 porters plsyint/ 0-34 6E2 35-35 6m.1nd-10 n13-13 M 14-14 1474, a GG a-19 en MOT on 8881118009 M 6-35 d-30 song within each 32U a-38 T% 15-10 11? 20 0630 15-11 14 a eED a-39 IDIm 81811 010) 31-10 W CG KM on .-16 121111.0.10 666V 30-11 C.TP 37-34 91T.1 6-6 MM 11-12 0 106r i CM 9 -36 9[.n 9 29-28 9 0 rem M.119 6-40 2102 29-25 oíÚN 19-16 01111e-13 02100 18-9 mº 1111. on on GRTN a -l0 21217-30 on MIL. 9 118 AU 99 07 10-10 Mh 10-e 13rU 18-21 Mw 2siY Mehmet Summary %100 on 29-23 29 1 P 15-9 M7I 16-10 RIST en R [c 2.13 a-]1 2Yx0rx .1 on MIL 20-13 01.01080 19 31 Number moving a up KIIK on 941." 10-17 000 Up - of stations .101 a X1166 on KW" d-)9 21-7 [N11 32-10 14,10 7_11 KM 119111) a %XL0 e 910 21-10 1411113 Mata on on the chats ÿT 10-15 11,9 2o a YI on 9132G on 2x : 418018 86-12 RTTxd-36 013 a-28 19110-15 142.- [ 16-31 WCSC Debate 20 Number 01 stations debut. X012 on ) 116,1 a on - M10100 KILr )1-32 Mac a-38 gi 21.41 a-17 11111 7,1757 on 01g the song tolls week 11.012 1.111 KRNA on 790 a 1199.1.4 ana a 2112 d-16 Ln 1111. on 162,11 on 1802 X104 on MW 0 P91ó11-129-7 Sam. 24 Number of stations reporting . 99m d-40 1.011/41.1 x01/,leelSE - .31 on 00 10-7 09Y71m on 31312 11CW a no movement tills week (On P2 19-39 41. if0 a ROVV 17-14 3200 8-7 AD 14-9 KEY 01-31 0MIME. 10-11 to On. Add to On. 31-31. X.M 1110111 MM 39-)t 0101 23-17 O 04 11-6 7C 9-] ROSA MGCL 82104 13-21 K 16-10 etC I 1411C2 on 02100 on n WROR 32-17 10-35 22101 a BX 1°-118-26 R19-15 323E274 on 23rtD . la WCR o 11 CULTURE CLUB 0 n d-39 01 Down - Number of stations 610v09 21.12 wee T 37-34 MSPM 13 11 00 XI 40-38 2Sty . 2130101 A 77E0 15-8 1s-º91 down 0. melt chats MY. 111/6.11 }5-24 %N Tumble 4 Ya (Epic/Virgin) o on 21111 an 5NIY2 E-10 WITE ll-13 WYKS 6-4 990V ón M7V:6110s 2-9 1. ee 1100 31-27 11CW 16-13 310Efa 24-16 XI LL 9-8 Adds 25 Total number of stations en M60 35-14 LP: Kissing To Be Clever - Mm MSPR 19-18 RT a-14 [VOL 15-12 FIXX adding n Iles week 22/B d-39 32.1 18-36 01T -18 7Roen-20-l)7 1201 XTm 16-`3 1pO1.M430a KIT¢ d -l5 01ST 238-14 2G11 19-39 One -20 RROR 6 Thing Leads... (MCA) 0106 11021 on M 17-.2 >-7 11211331 x4-16 MEi 30-10 MM 197/5 89% " LP: 116. 2-31 A a-40 0101 16-14 10.11[ 2-2 Reach The Beach MU. F l6 -Il MI rv 15-8 Narew 1-1E1,1121, 2 d -la 211.10°-12 9-18 i01%V 14-28 ASIA 61 3-30 KNTT n-17 SA. 23 1190 071 XIST d-35 11100 16-16 111 15-11 9 ls-lz 99 15-11 6 14 67/64 Don't Cry (Geffen) 20-18PD aa-29 30% o R 13-16 MGLr 16-12 o LP: Alpha 2. R 16-11 10100 XTRA -10 M ] -5 11E3Y rÑiAl AIR SUPPLY 90% 23-1, ï66/2 W 11x01-B RA 91ona " DAVID BOWIE 219 5-i Making Love Out Of... (Arista) .Y 2ieE 10-18 UP MER 14-11 n106 27-n China Girl (EMI e0 14-10 óA111g MW LP: Greatest Hits lo America) 66-6 aC 15-12 evl e won.",5-280 20-16 muni eaSME LP Let's Dance WFBG 90t012-1 DOWN K FNI 0 12 6IEl a 78% Melon. ® é2Dnos X0Y0 19-1) 22F1 .9100.1 166/10 PX 18-14 101011111 a 17610 W1GY 21-19 each 76)6 21712 9-20 0í00TE 17-1311 7. FRNA 2-3 17-10 WCIR 17-25 CY e DEBUTS ln 9021m ArLY 19-18 9 WFAG 1162933 11-8 16000 I3-26 110111 1.-9 0 1Rm2 151 8 DOWN I °9291R dU4 11.8 18-14 a6.56 (21)SAM 000 26-x1 11000 20-18 1r122 11-11 MIÿ9 a-39 DOWN 10 21 22-111 S 13-10 })_x1 X02.M16,15 WER2 II -7 14021 a MWIV. 9Ì11t 19-11 MOIU ADOS 0DEBEEES U9l a ) 22-18 363G 3 66011114 ErrIG0051° -17 zii[ -25 °-10 ] 9-6 s-12 1-3 M3Y.1 a 6019 8101 19-17 21353 °C 0011"0 look 25-21 ExG 11-8 MIES FRAV 14-11 951111 2.04 a 0220 5.1 I1-16 MK 30-13 16/16.1 1-11 2.106 29-19 R113106 36a6 x 66 1 MU d-13 9i3 ll-ll 00IT lq5 6-25-12 2916 }}-16 141-20 ll DI d-21 m16-121 w 18-1 a W II -11 °° Ma 94.11 9-6 16-15 oV 0.101 17-15 n- 4 9éc°CT MH% -]6 14.2 WJDX M6rsoV on Cr.P a 0T5 5MM 35 IMPF 1-24 g 0-40 1 MIR a earm g 16-10 MaCr wMr 09E, 1098 vW0 D 2-2 7BCE MP00 26-21 .1 .1-10 211111.2. 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Cond112.d Oakum -.- www.americanradiohistory.com Page 85 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 Adult /Contemporary MOST ADDED HOTTEST MICHAEL JACKSON (89) Continued from Back Page KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON (621 Human Nature (Epic) Islands In The Stream (RCA) RITA COOLIDGE (81) SPANDAU BALLET (28) All Time High (A&M) True (Chrysalis) LAURA BRANIGAN (59) GEORGE BENSON (25) How Am I Supposed To Live... (Atlantic) Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) BILLY JOEL (50) EDDIE RABBITT (22) Tell Her About It (Columbia) BREAKERS® You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) POLICE (4.8) LEE GREENWOOD (20) Every Breath You Take (A&M) j Gonna Love You AIR SUPPLY (35) Somebody's (MCA) Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) KINKS Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) 54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 31/5, Light 40/10, DONNA SUMMER "She Works Hard For The Money" (Mercury/PolyGram) 29/1 Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 16, WFBR, WPRO, WSB-FM, KPPL, B100, KMGC, Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 10/1, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WTAE. Heavy: WYNY, WAXY, KPPL, KEZR, KPLZ, WTMA, KFIM, WAAV, Y107, WOWO, WFMK, KROO, KWAV, WSKI. Medium: WCZY, WOMC, 0100, WICC, KMGC, KBOI, WCHV, WVLK, WMAZ, WQUE, 2WD, WENS, 3WM, KKUA, KCEE, KRLB-FM, WVBS. WHNN, KRKK. Light: W101, V100, KKRD, WKZE-FM, WVBS. Debuts at number 28 on the A/C chart. QSHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" (EMI America) 28/18 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/6, Light 17/12, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 18, KGW, 8100, WAEB, V100, WGY, WAAY, LEE GREENWOOD WHHY, KWAV, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WSKY, WCHV, WLVA, WJBC, WHNN, WBOW, KFQD, KRNO. Heavy: WFMK. Medium: WSKI, Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) WTNY, WCKQ, KFSB. Light: 97AIA, KFMB, WKNE, WGSV, KRKK. Light JEFFREY OSBORNE "Don't You Get So Mad" (A&M) 28/5 47% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 28/8, 36/12, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 16/1, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WAFB, KMGC, WSKY, WVBS, KRNO. Heavy: WGY, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 20, WARM98, WHB, KHOW, WAEB, WICC, WRIE, WFMK, WCKQ. Medium: WFBR, WPRO, KVIL-FM, KOST, WOVE, WISM-FM, KKUA, KWAV, KEX, WKZE-EM, WKNE, WSKI, KFSB, KMGC, WMAZ, WING, KRDO, KUGN, KEX, KISN, KKPL, WTKO, WTNY, KRLB- KRSB, KALE. 26/18 Debuts at number 30 on the A/C chart. PMBEE GEES "Someone Belonging To Someone" (RSO/PolyGram) FM, WNGS, KWEB, KVSF. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/4, Light 17/13, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 18, WFBR, WSB-FM, V100, WGY, WFMK, KISN, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WCKQ, WLVA, KVOX, KFSB, KFOR, KFQD, KTWO, KRSB. Heavy: 97AIA. Medium: WCCO, KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON KFMB, WHBY. Light: WSKY, WGSV, KRKK, KSRO. Islands In The Stream (RCA) SISSY SPACEK "Lonely But Only For You" (Atlantic) 23/4 it. Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 28/28, Light 29/29, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 16/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WCHV, WGSV, WLVA, KRNO. Medium: WCCO, KSL, 46% of our reporters on WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, KFOR, KVSF. Light: WVLK, WHBC, WTRX, WQUA, WCKQ, WJBC, KVOX, KWEB, WJON, KTWO, KRSB, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 62 including WFBR, GR55, WPIX, WTAE, WSB-FM, KSRO. KVIL-FM, WCLR, WISN, WCCO, KS94, KHOW, KOY, V100, WGY, WBT, LANE BRODY "Over You" (Liberty) 22/2 55KRC, KEX, and 45 more. Debuts at number 26 on the A/C chart. Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 9/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WRVA, KKUA. Medium: WMAZ, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, KESO, KFOR, WJON, KRLC, WCKQ. Light: WCCO, WHBC, WTRX, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WJBC, (VOX, WBOW, KFQD, KRNO, KRSB. KENNY ROGERS "Scarlet Fever" (Liberty) 19/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WRMM, WRIE. Medium: WTAE, WISN, KNBR, Y97, WHHY, WHBY, KEX, WKNE, WSKI, WGSV, KFOR, KWEB, WJON, KRSO. Light: WSRZ, KTWO, KSRO. BETTE MIDLER "All I Need To Know" (Atlantic) 18/5 NEW &ACTIVE Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WTRX, KSL, WKZE-FM, KWEB, WJON. Medium: WFBR, WAX, WSB-FM, WCCO, WQUA, WEIM. Light: WVLK, WKNE, WSKI, WCKQ, WNGS, KFSB, WBOW. B.J. THOMAS "New Looks From An Old Lover" (Cleveland International/CBS) 17/2 JACKSON BROWNE "Lawyers In Love" (Asylum) 59/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KRNT, WWNR. Heavy: WRMM, KFSB. Medium: WSLI, 2WD, KBOI. Heavy: WMJI, Rotations: Heavy 14/1, Medium 28/1, Light 17/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WZZP, KFIM, WAAV, KEX, WEIM, WCKQ, WGSV, KVOX, KFQD, KRSB, KALE. Light: WHBY, WSKI, WHNN, KTWO. Medium: WFYR, WCZY. KPPL, WGY, WHHY, WLAC-FM, WQUE, WSRZ, KUDO, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, WROV, WVBS, KRSB. WTKO, WTNY, WCPI, KOST, KNBR, KEZR, V100, WRIE, WHEN, WKGW, KEY103, WAFB, WISM-FM, 3WM, KRDO, WWNR, MAC McANALLY "On The Line" (Geffen) 16/7 WGSV, WNGS, KFQD, (ODI. WSKY, WCHV, WNGS, KCRG, KFQD, KRNO, KRKK, KALE. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 14/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WFMK, KUGN, WSKY, Medium: WMJJ. Light: WCCO, WSRZ, WEIM, WSKI, KFSB, WJON, KTWO, KRSB. PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "Tonight I Celebrate My Love" (Capitol) 59/4 Heavy: KOST, WBEN, Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 37/2, Light 15/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KGW, WBT, KMGC, WHNN. LITTLE RIVER BAND "You're Driving Me Out Of My Mind" (Capitol) 16/4 WOMC, KFMB, KPLZ, WTIC, WGY, KKUA, KUDO, WVBS. Heavy: WGY. Medium: WRIE. WEZS, WFMK, KRSB. Medium: WFBR, WPIX, WRMM, KVIL-FM, WAXY, WFYR, WCZY, Rotations: Heavy I/O, Medium 9/2, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, 3WM, WLVA, KVOX, KFOR, KWEB, WSLI, WRVR, WHHY, WRVA, KRNT, WTRX, WISM-FM, KUGN, KEX, WSKI, WCKQ, KRLB-FM, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, KRNO, KRSB. Light: V100, WSRZ, WFMK, WKZE-FM. significant airplay. WBOW, KFQD, KRLC, KRNO, KRKK, KSRO, KALE. Debuts at number 27 on the A/C chart due to STEVIE NICKS "Stand Back" (Modem/Atco) 16/4 QUARTERFLASH "Take Me To Heart" (Geffen) 50/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WMJI, 3WM, KKPL, WROV. Heavy: KEY103. Medium: KGW, KPLZ, WHEN, Rotations: Heavy 17/0, Medium 21/0, Light 1211, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KS94. Heavy: WFBR, WFYR, WAEB, WHEN, WSKI, WCHV, WNGS. Light: KEIM, Y107, WTRX, WOWO, K108, (FWD. Medum: WLTT, WMJI, KEY103, WAAY, WQUE, WFMK, WISM-FM, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WROV, WNGS, KRKK. WTNY, WSKY, WVBS, The Vision) 15/9 WOMC, KPPL, WAEB, V100, WKGW, KEIM, WLAC-FM, WOWO, KOIL, 3WM, KBOI, WWNR, WKZE-FM, JIM GLASER "The Man In Mirror" (Noble Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/5, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 9, WCCO, WVLK, WQUA, WSKI, WJON, KFQD, KTWO, KALE. KKPL, WAXY. KODI, KRSB. Medium: KFOR. Light: WHBC. WCKQ, KVOX, KFSB, KRLC. TOTO "Waiting For Your Love" (Columbia) 50/0 Medium: WOMC, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 26/0, Light 21/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WEIM, WLVA, WJON. TANYA TUCKER "Baby I'm Yours" (Arista) 14/12 WSRZ, KANT, WISM-FM, Rotations: Heavy Medium 2/0, Light 11/11, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 12, WCCO, WHBC, WQUA, KUGN, KKUA, WEIM, KUDL, WHB, KHOW, KGW, KPLZ, WHEN. KEY103, WAFB, KMGC, WMAZ, WHHY, 2WD, WRVA, 0/0, KTWO, KRSB. Medium: KRNT, KSL. KKUA, KUDO, WSKI, WCHV, KODI, KRLC, KRKK, KSRO, KALE, WCKQ, WJBC, WBOW, KFQD, CULTURE CLUB "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" (Virgin/Epic) 45/2 STARBUCK "The Full Cleveland" (Lowery) 14/5 WRIE, WGY, 5/0, Light Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, KUGN, WWNR, WSKI, WLVA, WJON. Medium: WSLI, Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 21/1, Light 13/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WTAE, WAAY. Heavy: 3WS, 97AIA, Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 8/4, WKGW, KEY103, WTMA, WHHY, KFSB, KALE, Light: WVLK, 2WD, WGSV, KFQD. KEIM, KRDO, KUDO, WSKI, WCKQ, WNGS, KRNO. Medium: WFBR, WAXY, KHOW, KPPL, WHEN, KRLB-FM, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WSKY, WCHV, KTWO, KRKK, KALE. WMAZ, WSRZ, WOWO, WISM-EM, DOOBIE BROTHERS "You Belong To Me" (WB) 13/1 JUICE NEWTON "Tell Her No" (Capitol) 44/18 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 6/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WLTT. Medium: KGW, WHHY, WISM-FM, KWEB, KFQD, 8100, WAEB, WGSV, KTWO, KRLC, KRSB. 0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 21/8, Light 22/10, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 18, WRMM, WISN, KHOW, KOST, KALE. Light: WSRZ, WHBY, KEX, KISN, WCPI, WSKY, KRLB-FM, WVBS, KRSB, KALE. Heavy: WGY. Medium: WFBR, WSB, V100, WHEN, WOUE, WRVA, CROSS "Think Of Laura" (WB) 13/0 WSB-FM, KGW, WAAY, WFMK, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WLVA, KFSB, KRNO. CHRISTOPHER Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WCCO, KUDO, KSL, WJON, KRSB. Light: JOHN DENVER & EMMYLOU HARRIS "Wild Montana Skies" (RCA) 44/1 WRKA, WRVA, WSRZ, KRDO, KVOX, KTWO, (ODI, KRLC. KVOX, KFSB, Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 20/0, Light 17/1, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 1, WING. Heavy: WRMM, KSL, WLVA, WFMK, KBOI, KEX, KCEE, STAR SISTERS "Medley" (21/PolyGram) 11/0 KFOR, KRNO. Medium: WFBR, WCCO, KHOW, KGW, WTIC, WGY, KEY103, WSLI, WMAZ, WHHY, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WBEN. Medium: WCCO, WGY, KUGN, WKNE. WJBC, KWEB, WJON, KTWO, KRLC, KRKK. Light: WHBY, WHBC, WCKQ, WJBC, (TWO, KANO. NAKED EYES "Promises, Promises" (EMI America) 43/4 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 25/2, Light 13/2, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 4, 8100, KRDO, WCHV, WVBS. Heavy: WCLR, KOST, WHISPERS "This Time" (Solar/Elektra) 10/3 W"SM-FM, KWAV, KEX, Rotations: Heavy O/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WSKY, KFSB, WBOW. Medium: WFBR, WCCO, WEIM, KFIM, KUDO, KALE. Medium: WSB-FM, 97AIA, WFYR, WMYX, KGW, WAAY, WRVR, WQUE, WFMK, Light: 97AIA, WHBY, WSKI. WKZE-FM, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, KVOX, WHNN, WJON, WBOW, KRKK, KRSB. KFOR. BONNIE TYLER "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" (Columbia) 40/15 STACY LATTISAW "Miracles" (Cotillion/Atco) 8/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 2, WEIM, WKNE. Heavy: 97AIA. Medium: WPIX, WLVA, Rotations: Heavy 5/0. Medium 19/6, Light 16/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 15, WPIX, 97AIA, WMJI, KPPL, KGW, WKGW, Medium: KRSB. Light: WSKI, WCHV, WOWO, 3WM, KCEE, WTNY, WROV, KFSB, KFQD, KRNO, KALE. Heavy: KEIM, WHHY, WLAC-EM, WFMK, KUDO. WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, KRKK, KRSB. WSB-FM, KOST, V100, KEY103, Y107, WTRX, WKZE-FM, WEIM, HUMAN LEAGUE "(Keep Feeling) Fascination" (Virgin/A&M) 8/1 1, Heavy: WSKI. Medium: KEIM, WOWO, WKZE- EURYTHMICS "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" (RCA) 38/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds KRDO. FM, WSKY, WVBS. Rotations: Heavy 14/1, Medium 16/1, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WTAE, W I01, WSRZ, WTRX WENS, KRDO. Heavy, WISM-FM, KKRD, WEIM, WSKI, WROV. Medium: WAXY, WOMC, WFBR, WYNY, 97AIA, WFYR, WMJI, KPPL, KPLZ, WAAY, JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" (WB) 6/6 KEY103, Y107, WQUE, WOWO, WFMK, KOIL, 3WM, WTNY, WSKY, WCHV, WVBS, KALE. WICC, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WSFM, WRVR, WHBY, WHBC, (VOX, KALE. MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Maniac" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 37/7 WCHV. DAVID BOWIE "China Girl" (EMI America) 6/1 Rotations: Heavy 1170, Medium 18/4, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WZZP, KPPL, WLAC-FM, KBOI, WCPI, WSKY, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Heavy: WSKI. Medium: KFIM, WSKY. Light: 3WS, WTAE, WAXY, KFIM, Y107, WOWO, WFMK, KRDO, WSKI, WHNN, Medium: WYNY, WFYR, WMJI, WCZY, Heavy: GR55, WOWO, WKZE-FM. WOMC, 8100, KPLZ, WKGW, 55KRC, 3WM, WTNY, WVBS, WBOW. 5/2 Put The Beat In My Heart" (WB) 32/22 MANHATTANS "Crazy" (Columbia) EDDIE RABBITT "You Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WEIM, WHNN. Light: WKZE-FM, WSKI, KRSB. 22 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/5, Light 17/14. Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 22, WFBR, WCCO, WKGW, WVLK, WFMK, KTWO, KQDI, KRSB, KSRO, KALE. KUDO, KWAV, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WTNY, WLVA, WJBC, KVOX, KFOR, WBOW, KFQD, ELTON JOHN "Kiss The Bride" (Geffen) 5/1 WHBC, KEX, WKZE-FM, WCKQ, KFSB. Medium: KGW, WHBY, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVBS. Medium: WAAY, WSKI, WSKY. Light: WKZE-FM. NEW & ACTIVE Includes songs reported by at least 30 of our A/C reporting stations. The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation Indicate how many A/C SIGNIFICANT ACTION reporters are on the record this week and, of those, how many added It for the first time this week. A/C stations report their playlists by rotations (Heavy, Medium, Light, and Add). The two numbers following each rotational designation indicate how many ELO "Rock 'N' Roll Is King" (Jet/CBS) 29/1 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 11/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WAAY. Heavy: KPLZ, WRIE, WGY, WHHY, KUDO, stations have the record in that particular rotation and, of those, how many added it WSKI, WTNY, WCKQ, WCHV, WJON. Medium: WFBR, GR55, WAEB, WHEN, WSRZ, WOWO, KOIL, KPDO, WCPI, KRSB. Light: directly Into that same rotation. WCZY, WICC, WKGW, KFIM, WTKO, KFQD, KRNO, WTRX. A/C Adds & Hots ... See Page 73 www.americanradiohistory.com Page 86 R&R/Friday, August 19, 1983 NATIONALIURPLAY/ 40 . Black Radio August 19, 1983 Three Two leer e Weeks Weeks Wee. 2 2 1 1 S.O.S. BAND/Just Be Good To Me (Tabu/CBS) 5 3 2 0 JEFFREY OSBORNE/Don't You Get So Mad (A&M) BREAKERS. 10 5 4 © RICK JAMES/Cold Blooded (Gordy/Motown) 1 1 3 4 ARETHA FRANKLIN/Get It Right (Arista) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 16 15 11 © ZAPP/I Can Make You Dance station activity on any given week. (WB) 13 11 7 0 HERBIE HANCOCK/Rockit (Columbia) KLIQUE 6 6 5 7 ISLEY BROTHERS/Choosey Lover IT-Neck/CBS) Stop Doggin' Me Around (MCA) 11 9 8 8 P. BRYSON & R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) 69% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Light Heavy 2/0, Medium 19/3, 25/6, Extra Adds 4, 27 18 14 Q GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS/You're Number One (In My Book) (Col.) Total Adds 13, WAMO, WHUR, KKDA-FM, KMJQ, WDIA, WDRQ, WRDW, KNOW, WENN, 21 15 GAP BAND/Party Train (Total Experience/PGM) WNOO, WKXI, WPLZ, WLTH. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 36 on the Black Radio J Chart. 17 16 12 4) ASHFORD & SIMPSON/High-Rise (Capitol) STEPHANIE MILLS 25 1a ® RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN/Ain't Nobody (WB) Pilot Error (CasablancalPolyGram) 8 12 13 13 STACY LATTISAW/Miracles (Cotillion/Atco) 26 26 20 CLARK SISTERS/You Brought The 67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/1, Medium 18/2, Light 20/8, Extra Adds 3, Sunshine... (Westbound/Elektra) Total Adds 14, WZAK, WGPR, XHRM, KNOW, WPEG, WOIC, WJAX, WJJS, WBLX, WWDM, - 23 NEW EDITION/Is This The End (Streetwise) WAAA, WKWM, WWWS, WVOI. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 32 on the Black Radio 7 7 16 16 SHALAMAR/Dead Giveaway (Solar/Elektra) Chart. 9 17 17 17 MIDNIGHT STAR/Freak-A-Zoid (Solar/Elektra) MOTIVATION 25 19 19 1 MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature (Epic) Crazy Daze (De-Lite/PolyGram) 29 23 22 MARY JANE GIRLS/All Night Long (Gordy/Motown) 64% of reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 16/0, Light 18/3, Extra Adds 2, 4 4 6 20 MANHATTANS/Crazy (Columbia) Total Adds 5, WDRQ, KACE, WPEG, WJMI, WTLC. Debuts at number 34 on the Black Radio 3 8 9 21 DONNA SUMMER/She Works Hard For The Money (Casablanca/PG) Chart. DEBUT SLING SHOT/Do It Again medley with Billie Jean (Quality) LILLO ® 30 29 GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) A) (You're Good Girl (Capitol) 25 PHILIP BAILEY/I Know (Columbia) 63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 15/1, Light 16/3, Extra Adds 12 10 10 25 DIANA ROSS/Pieces Of Ice (RCA) 2, Total Adds 6, KKDA-FM, KDAY, KJLH, KNOW, WKXI, WPLZ. Debuts at number on 35 the 26 LaTOYA JACKSON/Bet'cha Gonna Need My Lovin' Black Radio Chart. a (LARC) 28 27 ® MAZE featuring FRANKIE BEVERLY/Never Let You Down (Capitol) 29 28 28 S. ROBINSON & B. MITCHELL/Blame It On Love (Tamla/Motown) NEW & ACTIVE DEBUT Q FREEEZ/I.O.U. (Streetwise) - - 30 NONA HENDRYX/Transformation (RCA) 14 13 21 31 ONE WAY/Shine On Me (MCA) Recent releases are listed in order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist/title/label designation (example: 100 25) Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week (100) and of those how many added It this week DEBUT ® STEPHANIE MILLS/Pilot Error )Casablanca/PolyGram) 125). "Moves' are broken down for each record and indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held It the DEBUT ® KASHIF/Help Yourself To My Love (Arista) Same (on to on, add to on, 31-31, etc.), moved it Down on their charts, or Added It this week teiindicated one of this week's MOTIVATION/Crazy Daze (De-Lite/PolyGram) most added new songs. DEBUT © DEBUT ® LILLO/)You're A) Good Girl (Capitol) DENIECE WILLIAMS "I'm So Proud" (Columbia) 41/4 DEBUT Q KLIQUE/Stop Doggin' Me Around (MCA) Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 18/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WAOK, KMJQ, KDAY, WJJS. Heavy: KRNB, WJMO, 15 14 24 37 RONNIE LAWS/In The Groove (Capitol) WZEN-FM, KACE, WENN, WOIC, WBLX, WAAA. Medium: WHUR, WVEE, WYLD-FM, WGCI, WZAK, WGPR, KMJM, KSOL, DENIECE WILLIAMS/I'm So Proud WNHC, WRDW, WATV, WGIV, WPDQ, KJCB, WANM, WLTH, KUKQ. Debuts at number 38 on the Black Radio Chart. DEBUT ! (Columbia) QRONNIE DYSON "All Over Your Face" (Cotillion/Atco) 37/13 24 24 31 39 RUN-D.M.C./It's Like That (Profile) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/3, Light 15/5, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 13, WXYV, WHUR, KRLY, WCIN, WZEN-FM, 20 20 35 40 G.T./On The Line (A&M) KDAY, WRDW, KNOW, WATV, WJMI, WJJS, WAAA, WKWM. Heavy: WHRK, WYLD-FM. Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WAOK, WVEE, KRNB, WGCI, WZAK, WNHC, WPDQ, WWDM, WANM, WLTH. Tills chart K based solely on templed weekly reports from reporting CAMEO "Slow Movin' " (Atlanta Artists/PolyGram) 34/7 our stations Black circled numbers indicate continued upward movement from trie majority Of our reporters Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/2, Light 19/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WVEE, KMJQ, KRNB, WEDR, WJMI, WPDQ. Heavy: WZEN-FM, WRDW, WLOU. Medium: WGIV, WOIC, WVOL, WWDM, WDAO, WWWS, KUKO. KURTIS BLOW "Party Time" (Mercury/PolyGram) 31/0 MOST ADDED HOTTEST Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WXYV, WDAS, WKYS, WOOK, WHUR, KRLY, WEDR, WATV, WENN, KJCB, WLOU, WANM, WDAO, WTLC. Medium: WZAK, WDRQ, XHRM, WRDW, WPEG, WJAX, WANT. RANDY CRAWFORD (22) S.O.S. BAND 148) L.T.D. "For You" (Montage) 31/0 STEPHANIE MILLS (14) RICK JAMES (34) Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 10/0, Light 13/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WDAS, WOOK, KRNB, WZEN-FM, WNOO, RONNIE DYSON (13) JEFFREY OSBORNE (29) WOIC, WWDM, WANM. Medium: WXYV, WDMT, WJMO, WATV, WENN, WGIV, KJCB, WBLX, WVOL, WTOY., KLIQUE (13) ARETHA FRANKLIN (25) NEWCLEUS "Jam On Revenge" (Sunnyview) 29/3 SLAVE (10) Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 12/2, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KRNB, KSOL, WLTH. Heavy: WZAK, WZEN-FM, MIDNIGHT STAR (22) WNHC, WATV, WPDQ, WLOU. Medium: WOOK, KKDA-FM, KRLY, WDIA, WHRK, WDMT, WJLB, WRDW, WANM, WWWS. O'JAYS (10) NEW EDITION (18) CLUB HOUSE "Do It Again medley with Billie Jean" (Atlantic) 26/3 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 14/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WAIL -FM, WRDW, WTOY. Heavy: WDAS, WBMX, WGCI, WJMI, WANM. Medium: KRNB, WDIA, WHRK, WEDR, WGPR, KNOW, WENN, WGIV, WPDQ, KOKY, WWDM, WKWM, WWWS. ANITA BAKER "Angel" (Beverly Glen) 20/4 NATALIE COLE "Too Much Mister" (Epic) 26/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/1, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WXYV, KRNB, WRDW, KNOW. Heavy: KACE, KSOL. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WTOY. Heavy: WEDR, WNOO. Medium: WAOK, Medium: WHUR, WGPR, KDAY, KJLH, WGIV, WPLZ, WWWS. WJMO, KACE, WKND, WPDQ, KJCB, WLOU, WVOL, WPLZ, WANT, WWDM, WAAA, WDAO, WLTH, WTLC. GARY BYRD & G.B. EXPERIENCE "The Crown" (Motown) 20/0 CHAMPAIGN "Let Your Body Rock" (Columbia) 25/0 Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 6/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KKDA-FM, KRNB, WBMX, WGCI, WGPR, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WAOK, XHRM, KSOL, WRDW, WGIV, WZEN-FM, KDAY, WNOO, WLOU, WWDM, WLTH. Medium: WJLB, KJLH, XHRM, WPDQ, WANM, WINWS. WNOO, KJCB, KOKY, WBLX, WVOL, WWDM, WDAO, WLTH. IMAGINATION "Looking At Midnight" (Elektra) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WVEE, WBMX, WLTH. Heavy: WZEN-FM. Medium: WXYV, KACE, KDAY, KJLH, XHRM, KSOL, WNHC, WVOL, WDAO, WTLC, KDIA. REDDINGS "Hand Dance" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 18/3 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations: Heavy 8/1, Medium 6/1, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WAMO, WRDW, WPEG. Heavy: WOOK, WVEE, KRNB, WDIA, WHRK, WZEN-FM, WWWS. Medium: KKDA-FM, WJMO, WKXI, KJCB, WTLC. WHISPERS "This Time" (Solar/Elektra) 24/6 DAVID GRANT "Stop And Go" (Chrysalis) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10:3, Light 12/2. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WDAS, WVEE, WEDR, WGCI, WRDW, WENN. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WPDQ, WANM. Medium: WOOK, WZEN-FM, KDAY, KACE. Medium: WAMO, WZEN-FM, WOIC, WPDQ, WANM, WVKO, WLTH. KSOL, WNHC, WVOL. EARTH, WIND & FIRE "Spread Your Love" (Columbia) 24/1 SHAWN CHRISTOPHER "Say It Again" (LARC) 17/5 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 11/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WDMT. Heavy: WAOK, KSOL, WNOO, WANM. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WVEE, WDIA, WAIL -FM, WGPR, WWWS. Medium: Medium: KRLY, KRNB, XHRM, WKND, WNHC, WATV, WGIV, WBLX, WWDM, WLTH, KUKQ. WAOK, KRNB, KSOL, WVOL. LEW KIRTON "Talk To Me" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 23/7 PROJECT FUTURE "Ray-Gun-Omics" (Capitol) 17/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/2, Light 18/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WDAS, WDMT, WGPR, KJLH, KNOW, WBLX, WAAA. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KMJQ, WZEN-FM. Medium: WZAK, WGPR, WATV, Medium: WVEE, WKXI, WVOL. WENN, KJCB, WANM, WWWS. SERGE PONSAR "Out In The Night" (WB) 23/4 HERB ALPERT "Garden Party" (A&M) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/1, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WNOO, WDAO, WLTH, KUKQ. Heavy: KJLH, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 13/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WJAX. Medium: WVEE, WZEN-FM, WANM, KUKQ. Medium: WDAS, WVEE, KACE, KDAY, WRDW, WVOL. JONZUN CREW "We Are The Jonzun Crew" (Tommy Boy) 17/0 aRANDY CRAWFORD "Nightline" (WB) 22/22 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WJMO, WPEG, WLOU. Medium: WAOK, WGPR, WTLC. Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/2. Light 12/12, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 22, WXYV, WDAS, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WEDR, XHRM, WGIV, WJMI, WCIN, WDMT, KDAY, KSOL, WKND, WATV, WENN, WNOO, WJAX, WPDQ, KJCB, WPLZ, WAAA, WTLC, WWWS, WVOI. JOHNNY GILL "When Something Is Wrong With My Baby" (Cotillion/Atco) 16/9 HUMAN LEAGUE "(Keep Feelin') Fascination" (Virgin/A&M) 22/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/2, Light 11/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WXYV, KRNB, WGPR, WENN, WGIV, WOIC, KOKY, WLOU, WWDM, WTLC. Medium: WDIA, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WKYS, WHUR, KSOL, WNHC, KNOW, WBLX. WVKO, WLTH, WLUM, WWWS, WVOI. Medium: WBMX, WBLZ, WDRQ, WJJS, WPLZ, WWDM. MICHAEL LOVESMITH "Baby I Will" (Motown) 16/2 SUGAR HILL GANG "Kick It Live From 9 To 5" (Sugar Hill) 21/9 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WHUR, KDAY. Heavy: WCIN, KNOW. Medium: WDAS, WKYS, KACE, XHRM, WLTH, WTLC, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 9, WXYV, WVEE, KRNB, WAIL -FM, WBMX, WKXI, WPLZ, WDRQ, WDAO, WTLC. Heavy: WNOO. Medium: WDAS, WPEG, WLTH. CULTURE CLUB "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" (Virgin/Epic) 16/2 PLANET PATROL "Cheap Thrills" (Tommy Boy) 21/9 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 7/1, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WVKO, WLUM. Heavy: WBLZ, WCIN, WKND, WNHC, KDIA. Medium: WAIL -FM, WJMO. KDAY, KSOL. KOKY. WLTH. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1 b. ö, Extra Adds 1 , Total Adds 9, WAMO, WYLD-FM, WGPR, WZEN-FM, WRDW, WGIV, WKXI, WLOU, WPLZ. Heavy: WEDR. Medium: WDAS, KKDA-FM, WZAK, WNHC. THELMA HOUSTON "Just Like All The Rest" (MCA) 16/1 RAKE "Street Justice" (Profile) 21/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WGCI. Medium: XHRM, WNOO, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 13/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WVEE, WKXI, WBLX, WTLC. Medium: WDAS, WAOK, UNIQUE "What I Got Is What You Need" (Prelude) 15/8 WEDR, WAIL -FM, WZAK, WGPR, WLOU, WWDM. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/3, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, WAOK, WVEE, WHRK, WAIL -FM, KJLH, WOIC, WAAA, GARRETT'S CREW "Nasty Rock" (Clockwork) 21/0 WWWS. Medium: WYLD-FM, WLTH. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 9/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WAOK, WBMX, WJLB, WATV, WENN, KJCB. SPANDAU BALLET "True" (Chrysalis) 15/2 Medium: WDAS, KKDA-FM, WEDR, WORD, WGPR, KACE, WVOL, WKWM. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDRQ, QPLZ. Heavy: WHRK. Medium: WVEE, WEDR. Adds & Hots ... 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(Columbia) 11 7 9 11 VERN GOSDIN/Way Down On 65% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 15, Same 36, Down 1, Debuts 22, Adds 24. Deep (Compleat/PolyGram) A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 49 on the Country Chart. 22 19 15 JOE STAMPLEY/Poor Side Of Town (Epic) LYNN ANDERSON 33 24 16 B.J. THOMAS/New Looks From An Old Lover (Cleveland International/CBS) What I Learned From Loving You (Permian) 3 2 1 14 CONWAY TWITTY/Lost In The Feeling (WB) On 63% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 47, Same 34, Down 1, Debuts 4, Adds 9. 26 23 17 WAYLON JENNINGS/Breakin' Down (RCA) Debuts at number 43 on the Country Chart. 39 27 20 RONNIE MILSAP/Don't You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) 2 3 3 17 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Love Song (MCA) 41 29 22 CHARLY McCLAIN & MICKEY GILLEY/Paradise Tonight (Epic) MOST ADDED ® HOTTEST 31 25 21 0 MOE BANDY featuring BECKY HOBBS/Let's Get Over Them Together (Col.) SYLVIA (54) RONNIE McDOWELL (59) 40 34 25 JOHN DENVER & EMMYLOU HARRIS/Wild Montana Skies (RCA) The Boy Gets Around (RCA) You're Gonna Ruin My Bad Reputation (Epic) BARBARA MANDRELL (48) JOHN CONLEE 153) 44 38 28 MERLE HAGGARD/What Am I Gonna Do With The... (Epic) One Of A Kind Pair Of Fools (MCA) I'm Only In It For The Love (MCA) 36 30 24 ® DAVID WILLS/The Eyes Of A Stranger (RCA) LEE GREENWOOD (35) CRYSTAL GAYLE (48) 24 21 18 23 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Shot Full Of Love (Liberty) Somebody's Gonna Love You Baby What About You (WB) (MCA) 1 1 11 24 JANIE FRICKE/He's A Heartache... (Columbia) ALABAMA JOHNNY LEE (46) (32) 47 42 32 DON WILLIAMS/Nobody But You (MCA) Lady Down On Love (RCA) Hey Bartender (Full Moon/WB) ® 43 36 29 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/How Could I Love Her BANDANA (29) GEORGE STRAIT (34) a (Epic) 46 36 KENNY ROGERS/Scarlet Fever (Liberty) Outside Lookin' In (WB) A Fire I Can't Put Out (MCA) KENDALLS (27) RONNIE MILSAP (34) 45 40 35 LOUISE MANDRELL/Too Hot To Sleep (RCA) Movin' Train (Mercury/PolyGram) Don't You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) 38 32 27 29 EMMYLOU HARRIS/So Sad... (WB) 48 43 37 GENE WATSON/Sometimes I Get Lucky And Forget (MCA) 15 13 19 31 LANE BRODY/Over You (Liberty) NEW & ACTIVE 49 44 40 TANYA TUCKER/Baby I'm Yours (Arista) 50 45 38 DEAN MARTIN/My First Country Song (WB) Recent releases are listed in order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist r title : label designation (example 47 43 REBA McENTIRE/Why Do We Want... (Mercury/PolyGram) 100 25> Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week (1001 and Of those how many added It this week 48 41 TOM JONES/It'll Be Me (Mercury/PolyGram) 125E "Moves' are broken down for each record and indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held It the ® 5 11 23 36 HANK Them Same on to on, add to on, 31-31, etc.(, moved It Down on their charts, or Added It this week. !Si Indicated one of this week WILLIAMS JR./Leave Boys Alone (WB/Curb) most added new songs. 4 14 26 37 BELLAMY BROTHERS/I Love Her Mind (WB/Curb) 6 16 30 38 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Your Love's On The Line (RCA) MEL McDANIEL "Hot Time In Old Town Tonight" (Capitol) 87/10 45 RICKY SKAGGS/You've Got A Lover (Epic) Adds 10, WIXY, WNOE-AM, WTQR-FM, WSLR, KS100, National Summary: Up 38, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 16, WPOR-FM, 46 ALABAMA/Lady Down On Love (RCA) KYNN-AM-FM. WWJO, KSON-FM, KILO, WGNA-FM 31-26, KASE 31-29, KRMD-AM-FM 37-28, WHBF d-42, KMPS-AM-FM Q 25-21. 47 WAYLON JENNINGS & JERRY REED/Hold On, I'm Comin' (RCA) QLEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love You" (MCA) 79/35 34 31 33 42 MARK GRAY/It Ain't Real... (Columbia) National Summary: Up 7, Same 22, Down O, Debuts 15. Adds 35 including WPOC-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, WSOC-FM, KIKK-FM, LYNN ANDERSON/What I Learned From Loving You WKSJ-FM, WNOE-AM, WIRK -FM, WTQR-FM, WQHK, KEBC-FM, WIL-AM-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KMAK, KNIX-FM, KGA. [ DEBUT m (Permian) LEON EVERETTE "The Lady, She's Right" (RCA) 76/15 - - 49 44 ED BRUCE/If It Was Easy (MCA) National Summary: Up 14, Same 37, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 15, WRKZ-FM, WAJR, CHOW, WWVA, KRRV, WRNL, WQYK-FM, 48 0 STEVE WARINER/Midnight Fire (RCA) WTQR-FM, WKMF, KCJB, KYNN-AM-FM, KIOV-FM, WTOD, KYAK, KKAL. DAN SEALS "After You" (Liberty) 71/18 50 42 46 GUY CLARK/Homegrown Tomatoes (WB) National Summary: Up 14, Same 33, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 18 including WAJR, WSEN-AM-FM, KEAN-AM-FM, KRRV, WOKK, 50 GARY MORRIS/The Wind Beneath My Wings (WB) WKIX, KBMR, KRRK, KFGO, KWMT, WFMS-FM, WTSO, WMIL, KGEM/KJOT, KKCS. 16 18 31 48 ATLANTA/Atlanta Burned Again Last Night (MDJ) MEL TILLIS "Cowboy's Dream" (MCA) 69/7 National Summary: Up 20, Same 30, Down 0, Debuts 12, Adds 7, WFNC, WUSQ-FM, WMNI, WKMF, KWMT, WHBF, KKAL, DEBUT STATLER BROTHERS/Guilty (Mercury/PolyGram) WGNA-FM d-38, WIXL-FM 29-26, KMML 37-30, KIKK-FM d-40, WNOX d-39, WTSO 35-29, KIK-FM d-45, KNIX-FM d-37. [ DEBUT > DAVID ALLAN COE/Cheap Thrills (Columbia) TERRI GIBBS "Anybody Else's Heart But Mine" (MCA) 65/16 National Summary: Up 4, Same 32, Down 0, Debuts 12. Adds 16, WGNA-FM, WBGW-FM, WOKO, KRRV, KMML, WZZK-FM. This Mart Is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting lures Back circled numbers indicate general WXBQ-FM, WWOD/WKZZ, KYXX, KBMR, WXCL, WHBF, WWJO, KVOO, KGEM/KJOT, KUUY. continued upward movement. TOM T. HALL "Everything From Jesus To Jack Daniels" (Mercury/PolyGram) 63/4 National Summary: Up 29, Same 29, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 4, KIX106, WRNL, WQYK-FM, KLZ, WLWI-FM 28-24, WMNI 29-21, WTSO 26-21, KEBC-FM 40-35, WTOD 38-32, KNIX-FM 40-36, KSOP-FM 50-43, KSON-FM 37-30. QKENDALLS "Movin' Train" (Mercury/PolyGram) 30/27 THOM SCHUYLER "A Little At A Time" (Capitol) 61/5 National Summary: Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 27 including WPOC-FM, WAJR, KIKK-FM, WLWI-FM, WPAP-FM, National Summary: Up 23, Same 30, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 5, WGNA-FM, WXKW, WRNL, KWMT, WFMS-FM, WSEN-AM-FM WAXX, WTOD, KMAK, KRWQ-FM, KNIX-FM. 40-35, WSIX-FM 13-10, WPAP-FM 30-22, KBMR 32-29, WHBF d-43, KVOO 39-33, 30-25, KIX106 d-40, KMML WJOS 23-20, EXILE "High Cost Of Leaving" (Epic) 30/13 KFDI-AM-FM 40-35. National Summary: Up 2, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 13 including WSEN-AM-FM, WWVA, WSOC-FM, WESC-AM-FM, MARLOW TACKETT "I Spent The Night In The Heart Of Texas" (RCA) 59/7 WKIX, KKYX, KYNN-AM-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KUZZ, KMPS-AM-FM. National Summary: Up 13, Same 34, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 7. WKYG, WWVA, KPLX-FM, WWOD/WKZZ, WSLR, KBMR, WTSO, RICHARD LEIGH "Ain't Gonna Worry My Mind" (Capitol) 28/7 WIXL-FM 31-28, WYNK-FM 36-30, WJQS d-40, KRMD-AM-FM 49-41, KITS -AM -FM 40-35, KUGN-FM d-49, KWJJ 49-44, KIGO National Summary: Up 2, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 7, WWVA, WYNK-FM, WESC-AM-FM, WSIX-FM, KBMR, KEBC-FM, d-48. KVOO, KRMD-AM-FM d-49, KYNN-AM-FM d-50, WXCL 45-40. In Vision) 58/22 OM JIM GLASER "The Man The Minor" (Noble WAYNE KEMP "Send Me No Angels" (Doorknob) 28/2 National Summary: Up 4, Same 26, Down O. Debuts 6, Adds 22 including WGNA-FM, WOKO, WAJR, WFIL, WIXY, National Summary: Up 13, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 2, WEZL-FM, KWMT, WGNA-FM 44-40, WESC-AM-FM 41-36, WWVA, WXBQ-FM, WDAK, KLRA, WOKK, WIRE, WXCL, KVOO, KFDI-AM-FM, KMAK. WOKK 40-34, KRMD-AM-FM 41-36, WIRK -FM 30-26, KTTS-AM-FM d-44, KVOO 38-30, KTOM d-50. In SYLVIA "The Boy Gets Around" (RCA) 57/54 JOSE FELICIANO "Let's Find Each Other Tonight" (Motown) 27/5 National Summary: Up 0, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 54 including WYRK, WAJR, WFIL, WSEN-AM-FM, KXYL, KLLL, National Summary: Up 5, Same 16, Down O. Debuts 1, Adds 5, CHOW, KMML, WFNC, WKSJ-FM, WXCL, WAJR 40-32, WIXL-FM WKSJ-FM, WTQR-FM, WKKQ-AM, WCUZ-AM-FM, WFMS-FM, KYNN-AM-FM, KKAL, KRWQ-FM, KSOP-FM. 36-33, WEEP 32-27, WYNK-FM 37-31, WPAP-FM d-45. But Only For You" (Atlantic) 55/19 SISSY SPACEK "Lonely, TOMMY OVERSTREET "Dream Maker" (AMI) 26/2 National Summary: Up 11, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 19 including WSEN-AM-FM, WSOC-FM, WNOX, WWOD/WKZZ, National Summary: Up 11, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 2, KWMT, KYNN-AM-FM, KMML 45-38. WIRK -FM 46-39, KBMR WKSJ-FM, WUSQ-FM, WUSN, WKMF, KEBC-FM, WXCL, KTTS-AM-FM, KYGO-FM, KUGN-FM, KMAK, 092. 39-35, WHBF d-49, KITS -AM -FM 38-33, KVOO 45-38, KIK-FM d-49, KSOP-FM 45-38. In DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" (RCA) 54/24 aDAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST "Pleasure Island" (Viva) 24/22 National Summary: Up 3, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 24 including WGNA-FM, WFIL, CHOW, WXBQ-FM, WSOC-FM, Lail National Summary: Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 22 including WVAM, WSNO, KXYL, WKKQ-AM, KYNN-AM-FM, WAMZ-FM, WIRK -FM, WWWW-FM, WFMS-FM, KYGO-FM, KUGN-FM, KTOM, KSOP-FM, KCKC, KCBO. WESC-AM-FM, KIK-FM, KRWQ-FM, KTOM, KCKC, KMPS-AM-FM. CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Stroker's Theme" (Epic) 54/4 AUSTIN O'NEAL "Nights Like Tonight" (Project 1) 24/2 Up 15, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 4, WTOD, KTPK-FM, KGEM/KJOT, KUGN-FM, WVAM 42-32, National Summary: National Summary: Up 2, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 2, CHOW, WJQS, WYII d-50, WLWI-FM on, WNOE-AM 42-39, WSEN-AM-FM d-48, KXYL 50-41, KLRA d-49, WOKK d-49, WPAP-FM 45-37, WQYK-FM 31-28, KBMR 34-26, WCUZ-AM-FM KYNN-AM-FM 50-47, KRWO-FM on, 092 d-50. 32-27, KFDI-AM-FM 45-37, KSON-FM d-37. CRISTY LANE "I've Come Back,.." (Liberty) 23/2 & RICK JANIS CARNES "Poor Girl" (WB) 51/5 National Summary: Up 10, Same 6. Down 3, Debuts 2, Adds 2. KWMT, KEBC-FM, WGNA-FM 28-24. CHOW 38-32, WEZL-FM 19, Down 0, Debuts 9. Adds 5, WPOR-FM, WKMF, KWMT, WDAF, WHBF, WSEN-AM-FM 42-38, National Summary: Up 18, Same d-47, WLWI-FM d-36, WHBF 43-24, KFDI-AM-FM 48-43, KYAK 4-2, KSOP-FM 31-25. WYNK-FM 45-38, WESC-AM-FM d-41, WSIX-FM 15-11, WOYK-FM d-38, WAXX d-36, KIOV-FM d-32, WTOD d-40, KSON-FM 38-31, KMPS-AM-FM 23-18. CON HUNLEY "Satisfied Mind" (MCA) 21/13 1, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 13 including WVAM, WIXL-FM, KRRV, WESC-AM-FM, KLRA, KBMR, A Kind Pair Fools" National Summary: Up In BARBARA MANDRELL "One Of Of (MCA) 50/48 KIOV-FM, KVOO, KUZZ, KTOM. LIM National Summary: Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 48 including WYRK, WFIL, KASE, KXYL, KIKK-FM, WMC-AM, WKSJ-FM, WRNL, WGEE, WFMS-FM, WXCL KUZZ, KNIX-FM, KCKC, KCUB, WMAQ on. KAREN TAYLOR-GOODE "Don't Call Me" (Mesa) 20/7 46/6 National Summary: Up 1, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 7, WSNO, WYII, KBMR, WTOD, KFDI-AM-FM, KSOP-FM, KGA, WAYNE MASSEY "Say You'll Stay" (MCA) WLWI-FM on, KRMD-AM-FM d-50, KTPK-FM on. National Summary: Up 12. Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 6, WAXX, KWMT, WTSO, KUUY, KRWQ-FM, KRSY, WYNK-FM d-50, KIKK-FM 38-36, WKSJ-FM d-50, WPAP-FM 48-40, KRMD-AM-FM 39-29, WIRK -FM 42-36, KITS -AM -FM 47-40, KVOO LEO KOTTKE "Rings" (Chrysalis) 19/8 2, Same 8, 0, 1, Adds 8, WKYG, KIX106, WYII, KRRV, KLRA, WTOD, 092, KRSY, WSEN- 50-40, KMPS-AM-FM 29-27. National Summary: Up Down Debuts AM-FM 47-45, KIK-FM 48-44. LLOYD DAVID FOSTER "You've Got That Touch" (MCA) 18/6 National Summary: Up 0, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6, WBGW-FM, WYNK-FM, KLRA, KKYX, KVOO, KRSY, WYII on, SIGNIFICANT ACTION KMML d-50, KRMD-AM-FM d-45. JUICE NEWTON "Stranger At My Door" (Capitol) 16/7 RAY PRICE "Scotch And Soda" (Viva) 34/9 National Summary: Up 1, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 7, WXKW, KRRV, WSIX-FM, KIOV-FM, KTPK-FM. KLZ, KUGN-FM, National Summary: Up 2, Same 21, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 9, WBGW-FM, WIXL-FM, KMML, WJQS, KKYX, WIRK -FM, KIK-FM, WBGW-FM on, WIXL-FM on, KRWQ-FM 44-37, KMPS-AM-FM on. 46-43. KKCS, KMAK, WVAM d-48, KASE d-40, WSIX-FM 20-16, WNOE-AM EDDIE RABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" (WB) 14/14 SONNY JAMES "A Free Roamin' Mind" (Dimension) 34/4 National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 14 including WYRK, WKHK, WEEP, KASE, WDAK, KIKK-FM, WUSQ- National Summary: Up 5, Same 19, Down 1, Debuts 5, Adds 4, WWVA, KEBC-FM, WTOD, KWJJ, WGNA-FM d-45, KRMD-AM-FM FM, KS100, WWWW-FM, WCUZ AM -FM. 50 38, KFGO d-40, WTSO 31-25, KITS -AM -FM 49-42, KSOP-FM d-49. In BANDANA "Outside Lookin' In" (WB) 31/29 Adds & Hots . UM National Summary: Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 29 including WBGW-FM, WIXL-FM, WYNK-FM, WLWI-FM, .. See Page 72 WSIX-FM, KBMR, WXCL, KTPK-FM, KIK-FM, KMPS-AM-FM. www.americanradiohistory.com * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * George Jones and Johnny Cash have been making be on hand as a featured guest throughout the entire country hits for nearly thirty years: Willie Nelson and show to talk about their music. and additional artists Loretta Lynn for more than twenty and even 'new are spotlighted, telling the stories behind their songs. corners' like Ronnie Milsap and Crystal Gayle have This participation by the stars of country music spent nearly a decade on the charts. themselves, and the theme sets in which the songs are presented, make each program more than just Country music has stayed loyal to its roots. another "oldies" show Today, country listeners have expressed an increas:ng interest in country music's past. 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M:.. 165 REPORTERS Medium Add 1 POLICE Synchronicity (A&M) 5 2 1 POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) 149- 134= 15- 0= 0- 0 0 "King" "Breath" "Wrapped" 1 2 2 ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) 146- 139+ 7- 0- 1- 2 JACKSON BROWNE Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 143- 0 26 7 3 © STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) 90+ 52- 1+ 2- "Lawyers" "Rocker" "Tender" - - 17 0 ASIA/The Heat Goes On (Geffen) 133+ 90+ 41+ 1- 21- 6 © ROBERT PLANT The Principle of Moments (Atlantic) 27 13 e 0 KANSAS/Fight Fire With Fire (CBS) 146+ 65+ 79- 1- 4- "Big Log" "Arms" "Mood" 10 ASIA Alpha (Geffen) 10 8 6 6 ROBERT PLANT/Other Arms (Atlantic) 126+ 98+ 28- 0=- 0- 0 "Don't Cry" "Heat" "Last" 4 3 4 7 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 125 - 108- 17- 0= 0= 3 5 STEVIE NICKS The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) 44 16 Q HEART/How Can I Refuse (Epic) 134+ 71+ 54- 8= 21- "Enchanted" "Anyone" "Nothing" 6 4 7 9 FIXX/One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 113- 87+ 26- 0= 1+ 4 6 ELO Secret Messages (Jet/CBS) 11 9 9 10 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Atlantic) 118+ 97+ 21- 0=- 0- "Rock 'N' Roll" "Stranger" "Messages" 9 CO DAVID BOWIE Let's Dance (EMI America) 49 20 JACKSON BROWNE/For A Rocker (Asylum) 116+ 77+ 38+ 0- 9- 0 "China" "Modern" 16 18 12 LOVERBOY/Queen Of The Broken Hearts (Columbia) 111+ 84+ 27- 0= 0= ® 5 8 FIXX Reach The Beach (MCA) 12 12 14 ® TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 110- 68+ 41- 1- 2- "Saved" "One Thing" 22 21 19 0 POLICE/Wrapped Around Your Finger (A&M) 102+ 71+ 31+ 0= 1= 7 9 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN... Texas Flood (Epic) 13 14 13 15 LOVERBOY/Strike Zone (Columbia) 99- 65- 34+ 0= 1+ "Pride And Joy" "Love Struck" 8 10 ELVIS COSTELLO...... Punch The Clock (Columbia) 14 16 11 16 CHARLIE/It's Inevitable (Mirage/Atco) 98- 47- 51- 0- 1- "Everyday I Write The Book" 33 25 22 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.../Pride And Joy (Epic) 106- 34+ 70- 2+ 3= m 12 BILLY JOEL An Innocent Man (Columbia) 18 19 18 18 POLICE/Synchronicity Il (A&M) 81 - 63- 18- 0= 0= "Tell Her" "Easy Money" "Faith" 8 5 8 19 FIXX/Saved By Zero (MCA) 84- 60- 24+ 0= 0- 11 12 JOE WALSH . You Bought It - You... (Full Moon/WB) 36 27 23 C) DFX2/Emotion (MCA) 109= 15- 91+ 3= 4- "Rock & Roll" "Here" 13 13 QUARTERFLASH .... Take Another Picture (Geffen) 15 16 15 21 QUARTERFLASH/Take Me To Heart (Geffen) 89- 54- 35- 0= 1- "Take Me To Heart" 3 6 10 22 LOVERBOY/Hot Girls In Love (Columbia) 75- 62- 13+ 0=- 0= 14 14 TALKING HEADS ... Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) 91+ 56 41 37 ® MEN WITHOUT HATS/The Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) 53+ 32- 6+ 11- "Burning Down The House" 37 37 28 ED ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Atlantic) 80+ 56- 23+ 1+ 3- 19 GRAHAM PARKER The Real Macaw (Arista) 40 35 31 ® DIO/Rainbow In The Dark (WB) 97+ 25+ 70- 2+ 4- "Life" "Just" 18 ELTON JOHN Too Low For Zero (Geffen) 21 23 24 26 DONNIE IRIS/Do You Compute? (MCA) 92- 21- 71- 0= 1+ "Kiss The Bride" 23 26 30 STEVIE NICKS/Nothing Ever Changes (Modern/Atco) 75- 54- 21- 0=- 1+ ® NILS LOFGREN Wonderland (Backstreet/MCA) 38 34 34 a RICK SPRINGFIELD/Human Touch (RCA) 76 - 46+ 30- 0- 2= "Tracks" "Night" "Over" 30 30 35 74 - 39 - 35+ 0= a STEVIE NICKS/Enchanted (Modern/Atco) 0- L ' NEIL YOUNG Everybody's Rockin' (Geffen) 19 28 32 e) ZZ TOP/Sharp Dressed Man (WB) 75- 27- 47- 1 = 3+ "Payola" "Wonderin' ""Wanda" 20 KINKS State Of Confusion (Arista) 2 10 25 31 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) 60- 56- 4- 0= 0= "Don't Forget To Dance" 7 11 21 32 STEVIE NICKS/Stand Back (Modern/Atco) 61- 48- 13- 0= 0= rE;) MEN WITHOUT HATS. Rhythm... (Backstreet/MCA) 20 22 29 33 JOE WALSH/I Can Play That Rock & Roll (Full Moon/WB) 78- 21- 57- 0=- 1+ "The Safety Dance" 50 43 CONEY HATCH/First Time For Everything (Mercury/PG) 85+ 11+ 67+ 7+ 11- - Q CHART PARTICIPANTS: WECM/Claremont, WPLR/New Haven, 29 31 38 DEF LEPPARD/Foolin' (Mercury/PolyGram) 68= 31- 37+ 0= 2= WNEW-FM/New York, WERI/Westerly, WXRT/Chicago, WCPZ/San- ® dusky. KLBJ/Austin, WIZD/Ft. Pierce. KUFO/Odessa, WSLQ/Roanoke, 9 17 27 36 DAVID BOWIE/China Girl (EMI America) 62- 42- 20- 0= 0= KSPN/Aspen, KBCO/Boulder, KTCL/Ft. Collins, KINK/Portland, KFOG/ 78+ San Francisco, KTMS/Santa Barbara. - 56 46 ® ELVIS COSTELLO.../Everyday I Write The Book (Columbia) 18+ 57+ 3- 8- 46 43 45 © ZEBRA/Tell Me What You Want (Atlantic) 61+ 31+ 30+ 0= 2= 69- 45+ 1+ 1= 32 32 39 39 JOAN JETT.../The French Song (Blackheart/MCA) 23- AOR ALBUMS - comdles album arplay data from stations showing ratings strength 12-24 includes four -week trend of ChM actor, plus cuts listed 50 40 41 Q PRISM/Is He Better Than Me (Capitol) 77- 11- 66+ 0- 2- numerically by airplay. Current singles are BOLDUC. riot listed Is present weeks 41 38 42 iCil QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 68- 20+ 47- 1- 2- number of reports In all rotations. including tots adds for ali rotations. Symbols represent more l- i, less I-- I, or equal 1= 1 airplay In each rotation compared to 31 0= 25 29 33 42 EURYTHYMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) 63- 32- - 0- last week s figures. ReCOrds Showing significant akolay growth are bulleted AOR / ALBUMS 25 + Complies alma,, airrean data from - - 50 DANNY SPANOS/Hot Cherie (Epic) 71+ 10+ 53+ 8+ 15+ - stations showing m ratings stre,rycn 25- Includes two-week trend of chart action), plus cuts listed In - 60 55 Q BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) 65+ 33+ 30+ 1= 7+ order of airplay. Current angles are SOLDNO Records snowing significant airplay growth are buffeted. 31 33 4o 45 BRYAN ADAMS/This Time (A&M) 58- 22- 36- 0- 2- AOR BREAKERS - Those newer charting morns that nave reamed 50 1. 24 24 26 46 JOAN JETT.../Fake Friends (Blackheart/MCA) 60- 25- 35- 0= 0= penetration of the week s reporting stations. HOT TRACKS - Complied from 1224 stations showcasing songs In con - i 51+ 35+ 16+ 0= 5- DEBUT) m JACKSON BROWNE/Cut It Away (Asylum) figurations Including LPs, EPs, and 45s. Includes four -week airplay treno. Also listed is present week s number of levrn rs In all rotations Including total adds for 17 20 36 as ZEBRA/Who's Behind The Door (Atlantic) 55- 25- 30- 0= 1+ all rotations. Symbols represent more I - 1, Mss I or equlsalent I I airplay ac - 57 47 as DAVID BOWIE/Criminal World (EMI America) 53+ 27- 23+ 3+ 5+ rivlt', In each rotation compared to last week s figures. Records showing signifi- cant upward momentum are bulleted. DEBUT ASIA/True Colors (Geffen) 43+ 29+ 14+ 0- 5- S MOST ADDED, HOTTEST - National and regional listings by number of DEBUT ® ANIMALS/The Night (IRS/A&M) 59+ 7+ 37+ 15+ 25 - station reports 112-24's and 25-- combined). InCludes songs In all urrlgurations NEW & ACTIVE, SIGNIFICANT ACTION - Albums coming closest to DEBUT 53+ 12+ 39+ 2= 7- ® ELTON JOHN/Kiss The Bride (Geffen) charting on the arpiay. 40 11224) chart Rotational Information displayed over a two-week period )last week In parentheses), Including reports, 'near cs In 60 55 53 ARCANGEL/Tragedy 45- 18+ 25- 2+ 2- total ® (Portrait/CBS) each rotation and adds in each rotator 39+ 27+ 12+ 0= 3+ DEBUT STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) PARALLELS - stations listed by market six aid ratings success PLAYLISTs printed regionally by paraiels. An'a' preceding an artist's name DEBUT BREAKS/She Wants You (RCA) 56+ 4+ 47+ 5- 12- - ® Indicates all mentions of that record are new to the playlet. M IA1 or OA) after an DEBUT Q MINOR DETAIL/Canvas Of Life (Polydor/PolyGram) 52+ 4+ 38+ 10= 24- artist s name shows that other tracks frdn that record can be rand In those rotations An artist's name with no abbreviations means all airplay of that artist a 54 54 51 57 IRON MAIDEN/Trooper (Capitol) 42- 15- 27- 0- 1- In listed rotation An artist s name appears once per playlet, n the highest + reported rotation An asterisk l'i signifies a primary station In Its parallel. DEBUT Q BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of the Heart (Columbia) 46+ 20+ 23+ 3- 8 denoting a station s competitive ratings strength. 36 36 44 59 ELO/Rock 'N' Roll Is King (Jet/CBS) 43- 18- 23- 1- 2= Indicates one o' the week's most added new albums 39 45 52 so FASTWAY/Say What You Will (Columbia) 38- 16- 21- 1+ 2+ KISSING THE PINK/Naked (Atlantic) "Maybe This Day" Total Reports: 201221/Total Adds: 3171; Hots: 2111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 181171/Medium Adds: 2131/Extra Adds: 1141. TIM SCOTT/Swear (Sire/WB) "Swear" Total Reports: 191221/Total Adds: 3181; Hots: 2101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 131161/Medium Adds: 0121/Extra Adds: 3161. TWISTED SISTER/You Can't Stop Rock 'N' Roll (Atlantic) "The Kids Are Back" BREAKERS. Reports: 181151/Total Adds: 2111; Hots: 2111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 151141/Medium Adds: 1111/Extra Adds: 1101. L Total NAKED EYES/Naked Eyes (EMI America) "Promises, Promises" This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Total Reports: 171141/Total Adds: 2121; Hots: 4141/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 111101/Medium Adds: 0121/Extra Adds: 2101. TRANSLATOR/No Time Like Now (415/Columbia) "Un -Alone" CONEY HATCH Total Reports: 151131/Total Adds: 6161; Hots: 1101/Hot Adda: 0101; Mediums: 10181/Medium Adds: 2111/Extra Adds: 4151. First Time For Everything (Mercury/PolyGram) STAYING ALIVE/Various Artists (RSO/PolyGram) "Far From Over" Total Reports: 14181/Total Adds: 5141; Hots: 3121/Hot Adda: 0101; Mediums: 7121/Medium Adda: 2101/Extra Adds: 3141. 52% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 85. Hot 11, Medium 67, Extra Adds 7, Total ROMAN HOLLIDAY/Roman Holliday (Jive/Arista) "Stand By" Adds 11. Moves 43-34 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart. Total Reports: 141211/Total Adds: 2131; Hots: 7171/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 51121/Medium Adda: 0111/Extra Adds: 2121. ALARM/The Alarm (IRS/A&M) "The Stand" Total Reports: 141141/Total Adds: 2111; Hots: 2121/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 111121/Medium Adda: 1111/Extra Adds: 1101. JULUKA/Scattelings (WB) "Scatterlings Of Africa" SIGNIFICANT ACTION Total Reports: 141121/Total Adds: 1121; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 131101/Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adda: 1121. SAXON/Power & The Glory (Carrere/CBS) "This Town Rocks" Q-FEEL/Q-Feel (Jive/Arista) "Cross Talk" Total Reports: 131181/Total Adds: 0111; Hots: 4131/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 911 51/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 0101. Total Reports: 291391/Total Adds: 1151; Hots: 2141/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 261331/Medium Adds: 0131/Extra Adds: 1121. SCANDAL/Love's Got A Line On You (Columbia) "Win Some, Lose Some" Y&T/Mean Streak (A&M) "Mean Streak" Total Reports: 121101/Totel Adda: 2101; Hots: 3131/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 8171/Medium Adda: 1101/Extra Adds: 1101. Total Reports: 281181/Total Adds: 131101; Hots: 4131/Hot Adda: 0111; Mediums: 171101/Medium Adds: 6141/Extra Adds: 7151. LISA PRICE/Priceless (Mirus) "Can't Hold On Forever" TRIUMPH/Never Surrender (RCA) "All The Way" Total Reports: 11131/Total Adds: 9131; Hots: 1101/Hot Adds: 1101; Mediums: 5131/Medium Adda: 3131/Extra Adds: 5101. Total Reports: 251301/Total Adds: 4141; Hots: 121181/Hot Adda: 0101; Mediums: 101131/Medium Adds: 1131/Extra Adda: 3111. DAVE DAVIES/Chosen People (WB) "Mean Disposition" SHALAMAR/The Look (Solar/Elektra) "Dead Giveaway" Total Reports: 11161/Total Adda: 5131; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 7151/Medium Adds: 1121/Extra Adds: 4111. Total Reports: 251251/Total Adds: 1181; Hots: 8141/Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 181181/Medium Adds: 0121/Extra Adda: 1131. AZTEC CAMERA/High Land, Hard Rain (Sire/WB) "Oblivious" TIM FINN/Escapade (A&M) "Staring At The Embers" Total Reports: 11181/Total Adds: 2111; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 8171/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 2101. Total Reports: 201151/Total Adda: 9181; Hots: 1101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 14181/Medium Adds: 4111/Extra Adda: 5171. TORONTO/Girls' Night Out (A&M) "Girl's Night Out" Total Reports: 111131/Total Adds: 2141; Hots: 5151/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 8151/Medium Adda: 2111/Extra Adds: 0131. More AOFI Music Information See Page 92 www.americanradiohistory.com in f irstplace . f rst p ut us our the core audienc Because we'VebO°k got moree of is, we reach Men 18 to 24. Fact other network . them than any most dynamic' Combine the nation's programmingng with trend-settingaWe're not group of Rock stations Rock Network. the leader-ABC (212) 887-5536. and you'vegot i Dan Forth ...join us Call stoppingin here a rock radio network in an ,000 Men 18-24 hour and 3 ,785 an average quarter Men 18-24 in reaches 307,000 Estimates. Radio NetwNetwork Daypart *The ABC Rock 6 AM -Midnight, M onday-Sunday, average week. to all Commercials, Network Audiences 27, SP rin g 1983, Source: RADAR www.americanradiohistory.com Page 92 R&R/Friday. August 19 1983 This chart compiles data from reporting stations with a majority L[3T_TIF: of listeners aged 12-24. J ). the Beck Pa e Tobt 19, REPORTERS Total Heavy Madkrn Adds Adda All Wee. WM. W.. August 1983 165 Repone RobMon Rosnon Robtlon Rotations 1 1 POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) O "King" (149) "Wrapped' 1102" "Synch II" (81 ) 164- 161+ 3- 0= 0= - - 3 © ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) "Don't Cry" (146) "Heat" (133) "Colors" (43) 159- 146+ 12- 1- 5- 2 2 2 3 LOVERBOY/Keep It Up (Columbia) "Queen" (111) "Strike" (99) "Hot Girls" (75) 153- 122- 31+ 0= 0- 5 4 4 O ROBERT PLANT/The Principle Of Moments (Atlantic) "Arms" (126) "Big Log" (118) "Mood" (80) 156- 126+ 30- 0= 0- - 8 6 © JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) "Lawyers" (125) "Rocker" (116) "Cut" (51) 154+ 123+ 31= 0- 5- 4 5 7 6 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) "Nothing" (75) "Enchanted" (74) "Stand" (61) 144 - 95- 49+ 0= 3+ 3 3 5 7 FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) "One Thing" (113) "Saved" (84) 133- 103- 30+ 0= 0- 20 10 8 O KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS) "Fight Fire With Fire" (146) 148+ 65+ 81- 1- 4- DEBUT HEART/Passion Works (Epic) O "How Can I Refuse" (134) 133+ 71 + 54- 7- 21- 6 7 9 to DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) "China" (62) "Criminal" (53) "Modern" (29) 111- 61- 47+ 3+ 5+ 12 12 13 TALKING HEADS/Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) "Burning Down The House" (1 10) 110- 68+ 41- 1- 2- 22 17 16 ® STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.../Texas Flood (Epic) "Pride And Joy" (106) 116- 37+ 77- 2+ 3= 7 11 14 13 DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) "Foolin' " (68) "Rock" (29) "Late" (20) 98- 51- 47+ 0- 1- 14 13 10 14 CHARLIE/Charlie (Mirage/Atco) "It's Inevitable" (98) 101- 48- 53- 0- 1- 13 14 12 15 QUARTERFLASH/Take Another Picture (Geffen) "Take Me To Heart" (89) 97- 57- 40- 0= 1- 9 9 11 16 JOAN JETT.../Album (Blackheart/MCA) "French Song" (69) "Fake Friends" (60) 105- 34- 71 + 0= 0- 24 22 18 DFX2/Emotion (MCA) "Emotion" (109) 112= 16- 93+ 3= 4- 8 8 15 18 ZEBRA/Zebra (Atlantic) "Tell" (61) "Behind" 155) 93- 42- 51+ 0= 2+ 30 26 23 DIO/Holy Diver (WB) "Rainbow In The Dark" (97) 99+ 25+ 72- 2+ 4- 40 29 28 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Rhythm Of Youth (Backstreet/MCA) "The Safety Dance" (91) 91+ 53+ 32- 6+ 11- 10 15 17 21 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) "Sharp" (75) "Gimme" (17) 89- 35- 54- 0- 2- 21 20 21 22 QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) "Feel The Noize" (68) "Metal Health" (32) 90- 29+ 60- 1- 2- 17 18 22 23 DONNIE IRIS/Fortune 410 (MCA) "Do You Compute?" (92) 93- 21- 72= 0= 1+ 25 25 25 e RICK SPRINGFIELD/Living In Oz (RCA) "Human Touch" (76) 81- 46+ 35- 0- 2= - 37 32 ELVIS ® COSTELLO.../Punch The Clock (Columbia) "Everyday" (78) "Let Them" (13) 91 + 21+ 66+ 4- 10- 30 30 BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) "Tell Her" (65) "Easy Money" (34) "Faith" (12) 84+ 38+ 44+ 1= 7= 33 27 29 ® PRISM/Beat Street (Capitol) "Is He Better Than Me" (77) 87- 13- 74+ 0- 2- 11 16 20 28 JOE WALSH/You Bought It-You Name It (Full Moon/WB) "Play That Rock & Roll" 178) 82 - 22- 60- 0= 1+ - 34 31 CONEY m HATCH/Outa Hand (Mercury/PolyGram) "First Time For Everything" (85) 87+ 11 + 69+ 7+ 11- 18 21 19 30 ELO/Secret Messages (Jet/CBS) "Rock" (43) "Messages" 127) "Diamonds" (20) 78- 23- 52- 2- 3- 19 23 24 31 EURYTHMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" (63) 67- 35- 32- 0= 0- 15 19 27 32 BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) "This Time" (58) "Cuts" (13) 66- 24- 42- 0- 1- 16 24 28 33 IRON MAIDEN/Piece Of Mind (Capitol) "Trooper" (42) "Flight Of Icarus" (32) 64- 23- 41- 0- 2- - - 38 0 DANNY SPANOS/Passion In The Dark (Epic) "Hot Cherie" (71) 73+ 10+ 55+ 8+ 15+ ( DEBUT ® ELTON JOHN/Too Low For Zero (Geffen) "Kiss The Bride" (53) 58+ 16+ 40- 2= 7- 38 36 34 36 ARCANGEL/Arcangel (Portrait/CBS) "Tragedy" (45) 52- 20+ 30- 2+ 3- 31 32 35 37 SHOOTING STAR/Burning (Virgin/Epic) "Straight Ahead" (41) 50- 16- 32- 2+ 2 + 27 28 33 38 FASTWAY/Fastway (Columbia) "Say What You Will" (38) 44- 19- 25- 0= 1= DEBUT m BREAKS/The Breaks (RCA) "She Wants You" (56) 58+ 4+ 49+ 5- 13- DEBUT G MINOR DETAIL/Minor Detail (Polydor/PolyGram) "Canvas Of Life" (52) 53+ 4+ 39+ 10- 24 - MOST ADDED HOTTEST BREÁKERS. All Stations Al! Stations Big Country 1501 j "Country" Police (178) This data reflects reporting stations with a majority listeners Asia of aged 12-24. Michael Stanley Band (46) (158) "Town" Robert Plant (141) HEART Jackson Browne (1391 Cheap Trick (37) Passion Loverboy (1261 Works (Epic) Animals "Night" (291 I our 12-24 reporters Total reporta: 133. "How Can Refuse." 81% of on it. Hot 71, Medium 54 Minor Detail (29) Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 21. Debuts at #9 on the AOR Albums chart. ELVIS COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS SPYS/Behind Enemy Lines (EMI America) "Rescue Me" Punch The Total Reports: 48(55)/Total Adds: 2(4); Hots: 4141/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums 43(501/ Clock (Columbia) Medium Adds: 1131/Extra Adds: 1)1). "Everyday" "Let Them." 55% of our 12-14 reporters on h. Total reports: 91. Hot 21, Medium BONNIE TYLER/Faster Than The Speed Of Night "Total 66, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 10. Moves 32-25 on the AOR Albums chart. (Columbia) Eclipse Of The Heart" Total Reports: 461391/Total Adds: 8(7); Hots: 201151/Hot Adds: 1101; Mediums: 23(201/ CONEY HATCH Medium Adds: 413)/Extra Adds: 3)4). Outs Hand (Mercury/PolyGram) HELIX/No Rest For The Wicked (Capitol) "Heavy Metal Love" Total Reports: 44(381/Total Adds: 10(14); Hots: 4131/Hot Adds: "First Time For Everything." 53% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: Hot 0(0); Mediums: 36(301/ 87. 11. Medium Adds: 7110)/Extra Adds: Medium 69, Extra Adds 7. Total Adds 11. Moves 31-29 on the AOR Albums chart. 314). BILLY IDOL/Don't Stop (Chrysalis) "Dancing With Myself" BILLY JOEL Total Reports: 411301/Total Adds: 11(13); Hots: 6141/Hot Adds: 1(0); Mediums: 291181/ An Innocent Man (Columbia) Medium Adds: 5(5)/Extra Adds: 5181. DCHEAP TRICK/Next Position Please "Tell Her" "Easy Money" "Faith." 51% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 84. Hot 38. (Epic) "Dancing The Night Away" Total Reports: 37(01/Total Adds. 35)0); Hots: 2101/Hot Adds: 110): Mediums: Medium 44, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7. Moves 30-26 on the AOR Albums chart. 16(01/ Medium Adds: 15(0)/Extra Adds: 19(0). WINILS LOFGREN/Wonderland (Backstreet/MCA) "Across The Tracks" Total Reports: 34(211/Total Adds: 18)191: Hots: 1101/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 20)91/ Medium Adds: 517)/Extra Adds 13(12). NEW & ACTIVE NEIL YOUNG/Everybody's Rockin' (Geffen) "Payola Blues" Total Reports: 33)311/Totat Adds: 10(161. Hots: 8161/Hot Adds: 1(3); Mediums: 19(131/ This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Medium Adds: 313)/Extra Adds: 6(101. KINKS/State Of (Arista) ERIC MARTIN BAND/Sucker For A Pretty Face (Elektra) "Sucker Foi A Pretty Face" Confusion "State Of Confusion" Total Reports: 101131/Hot Total Reports: 56(481/Total Adds: 11(301; Hots: 3111/Hot Adds 0)0); Mediums: 43133)1 31(411/Total Adds: 2(2) Hots Adds: 0)0); Mediums: 20)261/ Adds: 1(01/Extra Medium Adds: 31161/Extra Adds: 8)14). Medium Adds: 1(21. FLASHDANCE/Various LAGRAHAM PARKER/The Real Macaw (Arista) "Life Gets Better" Artists (Casablanca/PolyGram) "Maniac" Total Reports: 31 Adds Hots. 1 71131/Hot Total Reports: 52138)/Total Adds: 14(161; Hots: 4141/Hot Adds: 1(0); Mediums: 391251/ (291/Total 2(4) Adds: 0(0), Mediums: 13)131/ Medium Adds: 111)/Extra Adds. 113) Medium Adds: 4(81/Extra Adds: 9181. QUEENSRYCHE/Queensrychs America) on AXE/Nemesis (Atco) "Heat In The Street" (EMI "Queen Of The Reich" Total Reports: 30(191/Total Adds 15)6): Hots: 4131/Hot Adds: 2)01: Mediums: LAI Total Reports: 51(441/Total Adds: 15(81; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 43(401/ 21)14)/ Medium Adds: Adds: 5)21 Medium Adds: 7151/Extra Adds: 8(3). 8141/Extra Station Listings . . See Page 74 www.americanradiohistory.com Action HEA DS T i1LK Speaks M() U THS SP EAK Louder P EO PLE LI STE -N Than Words. We've all seen it happen before. First it's the reviewers, then the "trend stores," then the sold -out tours; and while this is going on the radio base grows as the awareness builds. Now it's "the Sound," "the Style," and "the Power" of Talking Heads, speaking and speaking VERY LOUDLY. RADIO: The single is breaking out at CHR and as an AOR Top Track. The Album is building at AOR-on its way to Top Ten. SALES: You name it... Trend, Urban, Chain, Rack... East Coast, West Coast, Midwest they are all watching them go out the door. LIVE: Ask anyone who has seen them... the new tour is the best The most successful Talking Heads album to date yet for one of the world's great live acts. is here... Speaking in a tongue that everyone VIDEO: "Burning Down The understands, "Hit,' the language of Radio. House" is burning up the Tube! Watch it on MTV... A Talking The Album... Speaking In Tongues Heads, David Byrne self -produced The Single... Burning Down The House and directed film. SIRE O Watch for the upcoming 12" TA LKI N GHE ADS RE MI XES On Sire Records and Cassettes c 1983 Sire Records Company featuring newly remixed versions of "Slippery People" and "Making Flippy Floppy." www.americanradiohistory.com Page 94 RSR/Friday, August 19, 1983 MOST ADDED HOTTEST Contemporary H it Radio POLICE (157) MICHAEL SEMBELLO (120) Continued from Back Page King Of Pain (A&M) Maniac (Casablanca/PolyGram) KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON (81) BONNIE TYLER (74) Islands In The Stream (RCA) Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) FIXX (64) POLICE (71) One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) Every Breath You Take (A&M) SHEENA EASTON 161) MEN WITHOUT HATS (61) Telefone (Long Distance...) (EMI America) The Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) ROD STEWART (58) MEN AT WORK (55) It's A Mistake (Columbia) BREAKERS® What Am I Gonna Do... (WB) BEE GEES (45) DONNA SUMMER (52) Someone Belonging To Someone (RSO/PG) She Works Hard For The Money POLICE (Mercury/PG) King Of Pain (A&M) 75% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 157 including WHTX, 94Q, WABX, WKTI, Q103, KIIS-FM, KNBQ. See SIGNIFICANT ACTION Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart. GEORGE BENSON RONNIE MILSAP "Don't You Know How Much I Love You" (RCA) 49/12 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 12, KYUU, WKEE, V103, KITY, KTSA, WKDQ, WKFR, WOMP-FM, 13FEA, Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) WQLT, WAEV, KQWB, WJDX 39-35, WNAM 40-37. KJRB 21-17. KAJAGOOGOO "Hang On Now" (EMI America) 46/14 65% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 25, Same 41, Down 0, Adds Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 14, WSPK, WQID, WKDD, KMGK, WGRD, KZ93, KSKD, WISE, KILE, KVOL, 20 including WKBW, Y100, KITS -FM, KYUU, KNBQ, WMEE, KYNO-FM. See 0101, WAEV, KGHO, KSLY, WOKI d-38. Parallels, debuts at number 37 on the CHR chart. AGNETHA FALTSKOG "Can't Shake Loose" (Polydor/PolyGram) 44/30 UM Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 30 including Q102, WABX, WLOL-FM, KI00, KITE, KRGV, KROK, WZZR, ROBERT PLANT WHOT, KSKD, KHYT, 01(100, WISE, WXLK, KGHO. CHRIS DeBURGH "Ship To Shore" (A&M) 39/4 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 4, WKEE, WHOT, WCIL-FM, KFMZ, WBEN-FM 40-34, WGCL 30-27, KZZB d-40, Big Log (Atlantic) KMGK 37-35, WJXQ 22-19, WYKS d-29, WBWB 37-33. KYTN 40-33, WAZY-FM 31-28, KCBN d-37. 62% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 35, Debuts 32, Same 44, Down 0, Adds RICK JAMES "Cold Blooded" (Gordy/Motown) 35/3 26 including PRO -FM, KIMN, KEARTH, KNBQ, WBLI, KTFM, KIIK. See Parallels, Moves: Up 15, Debuts 7, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 3, WTIC-FM, KYYX, 0104, WBEN-FM 11-10, Z93 32-30, KEARTH 20-17, K104 38-31, WOK( 35-31, WNVZ 38-33, WRVQ 35-30, KIDD 27-24, KHYT 26-23, 95XIL 28-24, Z102 38-28. debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart. SMOKEY ROBINSON & BARBARA MITCHELL "Blame It On Love" (Tamla/Motown) 35/1 Moves: Up 18, Debuts 1, Same 13, Down 2, Adds 1, CK101, KYUU 24-20, WROR 32-17, K104 14-12, Y103 12-10, WTIX 23-20, JUICE NEWTON KGGI 30-28, KJRB 11-8, WCIR 34-30, OK100 20-18, WJBQ 34-28, WALT 17-15, WBWB 31-29, KENI 35-32. TEARS FOR FEARS "Change" (Mercury/PolyGram) 34/3 Tell Her No (Capitol) Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 3, KEARTH, KITY, WFLB, 790 on, WABX on, KFI d-35, KSET-FM 23-20, WOKI 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 30, Debuts 35, Same 50, Down 0, Adds d-35, KYYX 6-4, WIGY 35-30, WHEB d-31. including WHFM, WNVZ, WZZR, K093, WIGY, WSPT. See WHAMI U.K. "Bad Boys" (Columbia) 32/4 18 94TYX, Moves: Up 11, Debuts 2, Sarre 15, Down 0, Adds 4, Y100, WBBQ, WCSC, KRSP, CKGM 30-28, KEARTH 11-65, KFRC 7-6, KITE Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart. 32-25, KSET-FM 30-24, WZZR 31-26, KYNO-FM 29-14, KHYT 34-30. ARETHA FRANKLIN "Get It Right" (Arista) 31/0 Moves: Up 15, Debuts 1, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 0, WXKS-FM 32-30, WBEN-FM 24-21, WABX 21-19, WHYT 29-26, KEARTH 22-19, WTIC-FM 28-24, 94TYX 37-25, WJDX 30-27, WHOT 34-31, KHYT 40-24, WBWB 36-32. CLUB HOUSE "Do It Again medley with Billie Jean" (Atlantic) 28/6 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 4, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 6, WSPK, WZPL, WHOT, WIGY, KVOL, WPFM, WXKS-FM 34-31, 195 21-18, Y100 23-21, WNFI 35-32, KBFM 35-32, KRGV 27-13, KHYT d-31. NEW & ACTIVE LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM "Holiday Road" (WB) 28/3 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 6, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 3, WYCR, WXLK, 99KG, WPHD on, KMJK d-40, WPST d-40, KSET-FM d-26, K107 39-35, KSKD 29-23, WISE on, WPFM 30-26, WGLF d-32, KCDQ 35-33. PETER GABRIEL "Solsbury Hill" (Geffen) 26/7 grj SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" (EMI America) 125/61 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 5, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 7, KZ93, WHOT, WERZ, WISE, KKQV, WHSL, KYTN, WPHD d-40, WKFM d-40, 1. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 24, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 61 including WBEN-FM, Z93, KAFM, WGCL, WLOL-FM, KIMN, Q103, WZZR d-37. KEARTH, KFI, XTRA, KYUU, WPST, WANS-FM, WKFM, WISE. STACY LATTISAW "Miracles" (Cotillion/Atco) 26/6 HEART "How Can I Refuse" (Epic) 104/23 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 3, Same 10, Down 1, Adds 6, WXKS-FM, WNBC, KIDD, WOMP-FM, FM99, 195 29-19, Y100 18-13, KFRC Moves: Up 14, Debuts 29, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 23 including Q103, WLAN-FM, WSKZ, WDCG, WJDX, WNVZ, WKAU, WEBC, 25-19, KAMZ 18-14, KRGV 20-16, WTIX d-36, KHYT 35-33. K107, KIKI, WFBG, Q101, KFMZ, 99KG, KOLA. BILLY IDOL "Dancing With Myself" (Chrysalis) 25/2 TALKING HEADS "Burning Down The House" (Sire/WB) 103/16 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 4, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 2, KFMZ, KFMW, WPHD on, KITE 26-24, Z104 d-40, WIGY 36-35, WERZ 37-29, Moves: Up 31, Debuts 11, Same 45, Down 0, Adds 18 including Y100, 0102, KBEQ, WHFM, WQID, WBCY, WABB-FM, KTFM, WHEB d-38, KYTN d-37. KROK, 92X, KIKI, WIGY, KNOE-FM, WAZY-FM, KGHO. SNUFF "Bed, Bad Billy" (WB/Curb) 21/0 STYX "High Time" (A&M) 98/25 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 0, WKFM on, WOKI on, WRVQ 30-27, KHOP on, WIGY on, 95XIL d-40, KQIZ-FM Moves: Up 18, Debuts 18, Same 37, Down 0, Adds 25 including WBEN-FM, KAFM, WABX, KBEQ, KNBQ, WPST, KSET-FM, on, WISE on, KILE on, WXLK 3-1. KILE, WGLF, KWTO-FM, KOZA. KRGV, WMEE, WVIC, WKHI, BETTE MIDLER "All I Need To Know" (Atlantic) 18/6 KINKS "Don't Forget To Dance" (Arista) 91/28 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 6, KTSA, KHYT, WFLB, 0104, WFOX, KBIM, WKBW on, WKFM on, WNAM on, Moves: Up 13, Debuts 20, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 28 including WBEN-FM, Z93, KAFM, WLOL-FM, KIMN, Q103, KMJK, WYCR, KQMQ on, WBWB on. WKRZ-FM, WHHY-FM, KIIK, KKFM, 13FEA, FM99, KGHO. S.O.S. BAND "Just Be Good To Me" (Tabu/CBS) 17/4 PMBEE GEES "Someone Belonging To Someone" (RSO/PolyGram) 89/45 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 4, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 4, 195, Y100, KITE, Q104, 8104 d-22, WXKS-FM 33-29. WABX d-34, KFRC Moves: Up 2, Debuts 13, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 45 including WXKS-FM, WGCL, KFI, KMJK, K104, 0106, WZYP, KX104, 30-25, KAMZ 30-27, KHYT 30-26, WIXV 14-12, Z102 d-36. KZ93, KHOP, KGGI, WIKZ, KISR, KKQV, KC/2A. TONY CAREY "West Coast Summer Nights" (Rocshire) 17/0 QKENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON "Islands In The Stream" (RCA) 81/81 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 2, Adds 0, KFI on, WNOK-FM on, KRGV 28-24, WTIX 37-34, WZZR 22-21, WYKS 26-24, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 81 including 8104, WKBW, B94, 94Q, Z93, 0105. KEARTH, KIQQ, KYUU, WBWB 30-28, WCIL-FM 31-29. WANS-FM, K96, WZYQ, WFOX, 99KG, KCDQ. MINISTRY "I Wanted To Tell Her" (Arista) 16/1 pin MADNESS "It Must Be Love" (Geffen) 81/41 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 1, K1QQ, WXKS-FM on, WPHD on, WKFM d-39, KTFM on, WHOT on, KYYX on, Ldal Moves: Up 0, Debuts 12, Seme 28, Down 0, Adds 41 including WXKS-FM, WBEN-FM, WPHD, CHUM, Q103, KMJK, WPST, WERZ d-32. KZFM, G100, WORD, KZ93, KSKD, WOMP-FM, WXLK, KFMZ. MANHATTANS "Crazy" (Columbia) 16/0 PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "Tonight I Celebrate My Love" (Capitol) 70/8 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 0, WXKS-FM 19-18, WTIC-FM 7-6, KAMZ 20-18, KRGV d-26, WSFL 40-36, KGGI Moves: Up 25, Debuts 11, Same 25, Down 1, Adds 8, PROEM, KIMN, WOKI, WNAM, WIGY, KISR, KKQV, KCDQ, 195 5-2, Y100 29-27, KHYT 20-19, WGUY 33-30, WFLB 34-28. 15-9, XTRA 31-28, KFRC 32-28, WKFM 30-28, WNFI 31-23, KGGI 19-14. JIM CAPALDI "Living On The Edge" (Atlantic) 15/7 ANIMALS "The Night" (IRS/A&M) 68/25 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 7, WLOL-FM, WSSX, WANS-FM, WZZR, WCIR, KQIZ-FM, WIXV, WLS d-38, WLS- Moves: Up 5, Debuts 8, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 25 including WLOL-FM, KFRC, WYCR, G100, B97, KYNO-FM, KSKD, 13FEA, FM d-38, K104 25-17, WFBG on, 01(100 34-23, KFMZ d-29, KYTN 24-22. WFLB, WYKS, WXLK, WSPT, KCDQ, KGHO, KSLY. A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS "(It's Not Me) Talking" (Jive/Arista) 14/13 FIXX "One Thing Leads To Another" (MCA) 67/84 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 13, WPHD, WKFM, WRCK, KZFM, KTFM, KYYX, KQIZ-FM, WPFM, WBWB, KYTN, LAI Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Sams 2, Down 0, Adds 64 including WPHD, CHUM, KAFM, WABX, KBEQ, WLOL-FM, XTRA, K104, 99KG, KCDQ, KCBN, KSKD on-dp. WZYP, WZZR, WHOT, WJAD. COCONUTS "If I Only Had A Brain" (EMI America) 14/6 EDDY GRANT "I Don't Wanna Dance" (Portrait/CBS) 64/9 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 8, KITY, KTSA, WERZ, WJBQ, KKQV, KSLY, KIIQ on, WKFM on-dp, KMGK on-dp, Moves: Up 10, Debuts 9, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 9, CFTR, KNBQ, WFLY, WYCR, WSFL, KYNO-FM, KHYT, WACZ, WYKS, WHOT on, WFLB on, WXLK 25-19. WXKS-FM 28-24, WPHO 38-31, WHTX 27-20, K8E0 39-36, WROR 39-26, 1(107 40.34. DEF LEPPARD "Foolin' " (Mercury/PotyGram) 13/9 PAUL ANKA "Hold Me 'TA The Momin' Comes" (Columbia) 62/9 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 9, WPHD, WKFM, WRCK, WGRD, WJXQ, WACZ, 95XIL, WJAD, WHSL, Y100 Moves: Up 28, Debuts 5, Sate 20, Down 0, Adds 9, WROR, WKDD, Z102, KISR, KQWB, KGHO, KBIM, WKQX 13-11, KIMN d-30, K104 on, 01(100 on, WIXV d-40. 37-34, CK101 23-15, WNFI 26-21, WRQK 30-25, KTFM 33-29. IAN HUNTER "All Of The Good Ones Are Taken" (Columbia) 12/5 SERGIO MENDES "Rainbow's End" (A&M) 69/10 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 5, KIQQ, WJXQ, WJBQ, KOIZ-FM, WHSL, WPHD 40-35, WABX on, WSSX on-dp, Moves: Up 8, Debuts 6, Seme 34, Down 1, Adds 10, WXKS-FM, WHYT, WSPK, WKFM, Q108, WRQK, WJDX, KTSA, WGUY, WZZR on, WIGY on, WERZ 40-37, KCDQ on. 0101, V103 28-21, WSFL 39-34. KQMQ 37-30, WFLB 30-19, KDVV 29-24. AXE "Heat In The Street" (Atco) 12/3 FM ROD STEWART "Whet Am I Gonna Do (I'm So In Love With You)" (WB) 58/58 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, KITY, KQIZ-FM, KFMZ, WPHD on, K104 on, WRCK on, KTFM on, WJXQ 37-35, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 58 including WXKS-FM, WPHD, WABX, KBEQ, WLOL-FM, KIMN, Q103, KFI, 01(100 on, 95XIL on, WSQV on, WIXV on. 1(100, KMJK, XTRA, KNBQ, WKRZ-FM, WZPL, KNOE-FM. MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (Epic) 12/1 TUBES "Tip Of My Tongue" (Capitol) 58/3 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 1, Adds 1, 195, B94 4-4, 79Q on, Y100 26-25, 1(104 29-25, B97 9-7, WGRD 33-25, Moves: Up 17, Debuts 8, Same 31, Down 1, Adds 3, WHTX, K107, KIST, WXKS-FM d-33, WHYT d-39, KBEQ 24-22, KIQQ KYNO-FM 10-5, 01(100 on, 95XIL d-28, WIXV on. 39-37, KFRC 17-14, KSET-FM 18-13, KRGV 29-20, WZZR 40-34, 2104 29-23, WYKS 22-18, KVOL 34-31, WBWB 23-20. HERB ALPERT "Garden Party" (A&M) 12/1 ZZ TOP "Sharp Dressed Man" (WB) 55/7 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, WRQK,M WCSC on, KAMZ on-dp, WJDX 31-28, Y103 19-16, FM100 on, 0100 Moves: Up 23, Debuts 3, Seme 20, Down 2, Adds 7, WXKS-FM, KITE, WZYP, KROK, WIXV, WGLF, WSPT, 0102 30-26,1(104 on, WTIX 4-38, WCIR on, WFLB on, WQLT d-29, KVOL on. 27-24, KZZB 21-17, KRGV 18-14, KQMO 38-33, KQIZ-FM 14-7, KFMZ 21-18, KYTN 18-11. LIQUID GOLD "What's She Got" (Critique/Quality) 11/10 F.R. DAVID "Words" (Carrsre/PolyGram) 53/1 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 10, PRO -FM, WROR, WKRZ-FM, WOK(, WGUY, WIGY, WERZ, 13FEA, WJBQ, Moves: Up 17, Debuts 8, Seme 28, Down 1, Adds 1, WKDQ, WNBC 30-28, KNBQ 28-26, 0108 28-25, WTIX 26-22, WNAM KSLY, WXKS-FM 18-15. 38-34. KIIK 33-26, WHOT 39-34, KJRB 20-18, WACZ 25-22, WCIR 30-23, WFLB 35-28, WALT 30-27, KVOL 39-35, KCBN 13-7. CHEAP TRICK "Dancing The Night Away" (Epic) 10/10 ELVIS COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS "Everyday I Write The Book" (Columbia) 51/20 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 10, WABX, K104, KZFM, WZZR, KQMQ, WACZ, OK100, KQIZ-FM, KFYR, KCDQ. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 9, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 20 including WKFM, WBCY, KBFM, WTIX, WNAM, WEBC, Z104, KQMQ, EDDIE BABBITT "You Put The Beat In My Heart" (WB) 10/4 WGUY, WZYQ, WYKS, WHSL, KFMW, KCDQ, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 4, Y103, KJRB, WJBQ, KCDQ, WLOL-FM on, KMJK on, WDOQ d-39, KB8K on-dp, WACZ on, KISR on. QUIET RIOT "Cum On Feel The Noize" (Pasha/CBS) 10/2 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down O. Adds 2, WERZ, WJXQ, WPHD 19-14, WKRZ-FM d-29, WACZ on, WZYQ 26-25, KCBN 29-24. More CHR Music Information See Page 78 ARCANGEL "Tragedy" (Portrait/CBS) 10/0 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD on, 79Q on, WRCK on, WSSX on, WKDD d-28, KHYT on, WERZ on, KQIZ-FM 35-29, WJAD on-dp, WHSL on. www.americanradiohistory.com "SIÌTIhG AT 711E WhLLL" Th MOODY BLUES FIRST 5IMOLE FROM Th LOMO AWAITED MLW ALBUM Th I'ßL5LMT MARKETED AND MANUFACTURED BY PolyGram Records www.americanradiohistory.com NATIOIVAWAIRPLAY August 19, 1983 THE BACK PACE D ,.re w. w.:., . 5 2 1 O POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) 1 1 2 2 ASIA/Don't Cry (Geffen) ,1r» ,wo ww. ww w...t 26 7 3 O STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) - 17 O ASIA/The Heat Goes On (Geffen) 1 1 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) 27 13 6 O KANSAS/Fight Fire With Fire (CBS) 4 2 2 o MICHAEL SEMBELLO/Maniac (Casablanca/PolyGram) 10 8 5 6 ROBERT PLANT/Other Arms (Atlantic) 5 5 4 MEN AT WORK/It's A Mistake (Columbia) 4 3 4 7 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In 3 3 3 4 EURYTHMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) Love (Asylum) - 44 16 HEART/How Can I Refuse 7 6 5 5 DONNA SUMMER/She Works Hard For The Money (Mercury/PG) O (Epic) 6 4 7 9 FIXX/One 8 7 6 8 QUARTERFLASH/Take Me To Heart (Geffen) Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 11 9 9 10 ROBERT PLANT/Big 28 17 13 o MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature (Epic) Log (Atlantic) 49 20 JACKSON BROWNE/For 10 9 8 O HUMAN LEAGUE/(Keep Feeling) Fascination (Virgin/A&M) ® A Rocker (Asylum) 17 12 9 o CULTURE CLUB/I'll Tumble 4 Ya (Virgin/Epic) 16 18 12 ® LOVERBOY/Queen Of The Broken Hearts (Columbia) 16 13 10 o DAVID BOWIE/China Girl (EMI America) 12 12 14 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 21 15 12 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 22 21 19 POLICE/Wrapped Around Your Finger (A&M) 33 23 16 ® BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) 13 14 13 15 LOVERBOY/Strike Zone (Columbia) 37 26 19 Cry (Geffen) m ASIA/Don't 14 15 11 16 CHARLIE/It's Inevitable (Mirage/Atco) 32 26 21 MEN WITHOUT HATS/The Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) 33 25 22 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.../Pride And Joy (Epic) 23 18 15 JOURNEY/After The Fall (Columbia) 18 19 18 18 POLICE/Synchronicity II (A&M) 25 22 18 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Human Touch (RCA) 8 5 8 19 FIXX/Saved By Zero (MCA) 24 19 17 TACO/Puttin' On The Ritz (RCA) 35 27 23 DFX2/Emotion (MCA) 2 4 7 18 STEVIE NICKS/Stand Back (Modern/Atco) 15 16 15 21 QUARTERFLASH/Take Me To Heart (Geffen) 13 11 11 19 ELO/Rock 'N' Roll Is King (Jet/CBS) 3 6 10 22 LOVERBOY/Hot Girls In Love (Columbia) - 37 25 BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) 56 41 37 MEN WITHOUT HATS/The Safety Dance (Backstreet/MCA) 34 30 23 NAKED EYES/Promises, Promises (EMI America) ® 37 37 28 ED ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Atlantic) 38 32 24 LAURA BRANIGAN/How Am I Supposed To... (Atlantic) 40 35 31 ® DIO/Rainbow In The Dark (WB) 39 36 28 ® FRANK STALLONE/Far From Over (RSO/PolyGram) 21 23 24 26 DONNIE IRIS/Do You Compute? (MCA) 12 10 14 24 LOVERBOY/Hot Girls In Love (Columbia) 23 26 30 STEVIE NICKS/Nothing Ever Changes (Modern/Atco) - 33 29 ® SHALAMAR/Dead Giveaway (Solar/Elektra) 38 34 34 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Human Touch (RCA) - 38 31 AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) a 30 30 35 STEVIE NICKS/Enchanted (Modern/Atco) - 39 35 STRAY CATS/(She's) Sexy + 17 (EMI America) 19 28 32 18 16 22 28 FIXX/Saved By Zero (MCA) © ZZ TOP/Sharp Dressed Man (WB) 6 9 zo 29 DURAN DURAN/Is There Something I Should Know? (Capitol) - 36 e RITA COOLIDGE/All Time High (A&M) 38 ® JEFFREY OSBORNE/Don't You Get So Mad (A&M) - 40 OD SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 20 20 26 33 DEF LEPPARD/Rock Of Ages (Mercury/PolyGram) 1 1 POLICE/Synchronicity 40 37 0 ELTON JOHN/Kiss The Bride (Geffen) O (A&M) - - 39 LITTLE RIVER BAND/You're Driving Me Out Of My Mind (Capitol) 3 O ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) 38 34 33 38 JOAN JETT.../Fake Friends (Blackheart/MCA) 2 2 2 3 LOVERBOY/Keep It Up (Columbia) BREAKER GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) 5 4 4 0 ROBERT PLANT/The Principle Of Moments (Atlantic) BREAKER © ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Atlantic) 6 6 © JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) BREAKER e JUICE NEWTON/Tell Her No (Capitol) 4 5 7 6 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) Pain (A&M) BREAKER o POLICE/King Of 3 3 5 7 FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) 301 N&A Begins on Page 94 20 10 8 O KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS) BEAKER O HEART/Passion Works (Epic) s 7 9 10 DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) Adult ntemporary 12 12 13 TALKING HEADS/Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) 22 17 16 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.../Texas Flood (Epic) 12 5 2 MICHAEL JACKSON/Human Nature (Epic) O 7 11 14 13 DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) 2 1 1 2 RITA COOLIDGE/All Time High (A&M) 14 13 10 14 CHARLIE/Charlie (Mirage/Atco) 9 6 3 LAURA BRANIGAN/How Am I Supposed To Live... (Atlantic) 13 14 12 15 QUARTERFLASH/Take Another Picture (Geffen) 22 12 7 BILLY JOEL/Tell Her About It (Columbia) 9 9 11 16 JOAN JETT.../Album (Blackheart/MCA) 4 3 4 5 PAUL ANKA/Hold Me 'Til The Mornin' Comes (Columbia) 24 22 18 DFX2/Emotion (MCA) 1 2 6 6 POLICE/Every Breath You Take (A&M) 8 8 15 18 ZEBRA/Zebra (Atlantic) 23 16 11 AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) 30 26 23 DIO/Holy Diver (WB) 10 9 8 S. ROBINSON & B. MITCHELL/Blame It On Love (Tamla/Motown) 40 29 28 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Rhythm Of Youth (Backstreet/MCA) 6 4 5 9 AMERICA/The Border (Capitol) G 10 15 17 21 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) 14 1.1 10 MEN AT WORK/It's A Mistake (Columbia) 21 20 21 22 QUIET 7 7 9 11 LOUISE TUCKER/Midnight Blue (Arista) RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) 17 18 26 21 17 JENNIFER WARNES/Nights Are Forever (WB) 22 23 DONNIE IRIS/Fortune 410 (MCA) 20 18 15 F.R. DAVID/Words (Carrere America/PolyGram) 25 25 25 ED RICK SPRINGFIELD/Living In Oz (RCA) 24 20 16 HERB ALPERT/Garden Party (A&M) BREAKER ® ELVIS COSTELLO.../Punch The Clock (Columbia) 15 15 12 15 TACO/Puffin' On The Ritz (RCA) BREAKER a BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) 29 21 SERGIO MENDES/Rainbow's End (A&M) 33 27 29 PRISM/Beat Street (Capitol) 23 GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) 11 16 20 28 JOE WALSH/You Bought It-You Name It (Full Moon/WB) 25 22 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Baby, What About You (WB) BREAKER a CONEY HATCH/Outa Hand (Mercury/PolyGram) 27 SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 18 21 19 30 ELO/Secret Messages (Jet/CBS) 3 8 13 20 DeBARGE/All This Love (Gordy/Motown) 19 23 24 31 EURYTHMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) 5 10 14 Again (Columbia) 21 CHAMPAIGN/Try 15 19 27 32 BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) 28 You Know How Much I Love You (RCA) ED RONNIE MILSAP/Don't 16 24 26 33 IRON MAIDEN/Piece Of Mind (Capitol) 8 14 18 23 SERGIO MENDES/Never Gonna Let You Go (A&M) 36 Q DANNY SPANOS/Passion In The Dark (Epic) 13 13 19 24 LEE GREENWOOD/I.O.U. (MCA) ELTON JOHN/Too For j DEBUT ] ® Low Zero _(Geffen) 28 26 25 DERAN CRAIG/One Mind, Two Hearts (Curb/CBS) 38 36 34 36 ARCANGEL/Arcangel (Portrait/CBS) BREAKER EID K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) 31 32 35 37 SHOOTING STAR/Burning (Virgin/Epic) P. R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) ¡ DEBUT BRYSON & > 27 28 33 38 FASTWAY/Fastway (Columbia) KINKS/Don't Forget To Dance (Arista) BREAKER © ¡ DEBUT BREAKS/The Breaks (RCA) 11 17 20 29 HOLLIES/Stop In The Name Of Love (Atlantic) © DEBUT MINOR DETAIL/Minor Detail (Polydor/PolyGram) BREAKER m LEE GREENWOOD/Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) 0 N&A Begins on Page 85 N&A Begins on Page 92 www.americanradiohistory.com