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SEPTEMBER 15.1978 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER ISSUE NUMBER 249 FCC Fines WLAC $10,000 For "Repeated" Logging Violations were made after receipt of an FCC The FC(' has fined WLAC/Nash- dated October 6. 1977 from the inquiry. The FCC concluded that vile $10.000 for "repeated failure FCC. and duly made corrections on WLAC "repeatedly had failed to to log 'commercial broadcast its program logs, noting the times log accurately commercial matter," matter" and failing to identify of broadcast of 246 records which and cited the station for "failure sponsors. According to an FCC hadn't been logged as commercial, to broadcast appropriate sponsor- statement, Billboard Broadcasting and listing the record companies ship identification annoucements," Corp., a subsidiary of Billboard as sponsors However. the Com- notifying Billboard that was'it ap- Publications. owners of WLAC. mission held that "such correc- parently liable for a $10,000 for- had solicited artists from record tions were not sufficient to relieve feiture." companies and talent agencies for the licensee of liability for prior a free series of WLAC concerts, violations where the corrections "Music Week '77," staged in Sep- "PUBLIC INTEREST" STANDARD STANDS TRIAL tember last year The companies were asked to "provide free talent in return for WLAC's airing the Broadcast Com munity artists records" Adjacent to WLAC's playing of Doesn't Like Rewrite Bill advocate a "marketplace" concept records by the artists participating There was general agreement of regulation and a majority of in "Music Week '77." the station among representatives from all other witnesses who stick by the "announced only that the appro- areas of the communications in- "public interest" standard set forth priate record companies had pro- dustry. including radio (see page in the current law, with modifica- vided concert talent fTVC of charge - 4), as well as spokespersons from tions. The FCC noted. how -ever. that al- citizens groups wixi Tent the entire Clearly, the best represented en- though these announcements were k.veek testifying before the House -" r 1,27? logged as commercial matter. that the actual timespan of the records played was not logged as commer cial. and that "no appropriate sponsorship identification an nouncements were made to inforn) the listening public that WLAC had broadcast these records in return for the free concert appearances Insufficient t'orrections WLAC received lettera of inquir. Arbitron Revises Ethnic Procedures .trbitron has revised its guide- TESTIFYING — Henry Geller. Asst Secretary for the Dept of Com merce, EVERYTHING'S OK IN SEATTLE — KZOK/Seattle held its second an- lines for defining High Densit) Director of the National Telecom munications Information Agency. and nual Urban Survival Fair recently, featuring information and exhibits Black or Spanish Areas in an at- chief witness in Rep Lionel Van Deerlin's broadcast hearings, testifies from public service-oriented organizations along with entertainment tempt to achieve a "better distri- for the U S executive branch Geller maintained 'Radio broadcasting from local musical acts. KZOK corralled a large percentage of Seattle bution" of ethnic samples in mar- should basic-ally be deregulated at least in our major markets. - residents comet by the Fair, and the station's air personalities did kets The rating firm uses special (ommunications subcommittee tity at the hearings was' 'the public." remotes from the site. One of the most striking aspects of the pro telephone retrieval techniques to motion was the station's poster for the event, pictured above, as the on Title IV Broadcasting( Services) The public interest was lauded by gather information from all persons AOR rocker gives Seattle. big "OK " of the proposed Communications almost every witness from Kath- within High Density Ethnic Areas. Act of 1978. While witnesses com- leen Nolan. President of the Screen Previously marketa was required mended the efforts of Rep Lionel Actors Guild. to New York Uni- to have 15% or more Black or Van Deerlin for sponsoring this versity professors Michael Botein Hispanic population plus a station New Rocker KBZT-FM legislation. most found more in the and David Rice to FCC Chairman in the market which was Black or Charles Ferris. Spanish-formatted, or if no such bill to condemn than to praise. Thus what was introduced as legislation To Debut In San Diego station was located in the market. a three months ago has filtered, at Key issues discussed were pro- 20% ethnic population, for Arbitron San Diego has a new contem- with KBZT as -stock optionees" least in its present form. into de-a visions of the new bill which, if to define HDA's in the market. enacted, would deregulate radio. porary radio station due to debut are Storer Broadcasting Radio bate between members of the Van Now, however, the standards have provide radio stations with an inde- this week, and for once it's not Division VP Neil Rockoff and Deerlin subcommittee staff who (Continued on page 20) located across the border in Tijua- CKLW /Detroit President/GM Herb finite license, and eliminate com- na. The new facility is KBZT-FM. McCord. parative hearings as well as do formerly religious station KLRO- Black Music Association away with requirements regard- FM, and it's the first radio ven- Force Communications had in- ing payola and the Fairness Doc- ture for newly-formed Force Com- tended to conceal its format plan Celebrates Formation trine Broadcasters, however, would have to pay a fee for using munications Corporation. headed for KBZT until a cocktail party , tuate black music on an interna- The Black Music Association, -the public's" airwaves. But, for by Norm Feuer. former VP/GM reception in San Diego scheduled tional level" and to establish "posi- formed in May as the black equi- the most part. broadcasters and at WLYF/Miarri and WLAK; after R&R's deadline, but reliable tive images and goals" for black sources indicated that the station valent to the ('MA. celebrated its broadcast regulators while differ- Chicago (who will be serving as music. with $600,000 from the in- official launching Monday (9-11) ing in their analyses (this week) General Manager for KBZT). and will feature Topa 40/Oldies format. dustry's top record companies to Dene Hallam, Program Director at a conclave in La Costa, CA, at- were united in speaking out against Vice President Hal Gore, owner help get startedit of WEEP-AM-FM/Pittsburgh (a tended by numerous key industry the rewrite. Further details of the of Gore Broadcasting and former Philadelphia International exe- executives. The BMA was designed Executive Vice President of Sud- Country station), has been named (Continued on pa go 20) hearings on Page 4. to "preserve, protect. and perpe- brink Broadcasting. Also affiliated PD for KBZT

Page 3 lifIRIFridey. September 15, 1978 BACK TO AOR: RE N O EXITS AS PD INSIDE WNOE-FM In Quick Format Change R&R: WASHINGTON REPORT 4 watt AM and a 100,000-watt FM, WNOE-FM/New Orleans, which sales rep for the station, was ap- it's not very smart to do the same converted to a Top 40 format a few pointed Program Director. MEDIASCOPE 6 thing with both stations, from eith- short weeks ago, has returned to General Manager Eric Ander- er a sales or programming point WHAT'S NEW 8 its previous AOR stance. In addi- son told R&R, "I'm glad to be re- of view. Why compete with the tion, Program Director Bobby Re- turning to AOR it is not only a STREET TALK 10 valid format hut the intelligent AM station, unless of course you no. who had programmed the sta- have two or three competing sta- GARY OWENS 14 tion for five years, resigned his po- thing to do. I think well have good tions you're trying to put out of bus- sition. Lee Armstrong, former Mu- luck with it." Armstrong added, "if iness." Armstrong is "slowly but TOP 40 SECTION 16 sic Director, air personality, and you have two radio stations, a 50,000- surely" shifting the station's mu- PICTURE PAGE 32 DON'T TOUC H THAT DIAL? sic to an AOR emphasis, and told R&R that WNOE-FM will play "a BLACK SECTION 34 lot of Black material" and will be AOR SECTION 36 3 S.F. Stations somewhat softer than in its previous AOR incarnation. COUNTRY SECTION 46 Switch Dial Positions POP/ADULT SECTION 53 Armstrong gave Reno credit for Three of San Francisco's FM sume KMPX's discarded call let- much of WN0E-FM's current sta- OPPORTUNITIES 57 stations underwent an unusual ser- ters. The new KMPX (at 99) will ture, adding that the resigning PD ies of changes in dial positions also program Big Band music. is "not interested in getting back Wednesday (9-13). KCBS-FM, cur- According to Steve Walker, Mu- into radio. He said possibly he'll rently a 4300-watt Pop/Adult for- sic Director of KCBS-FM. a half- July/August move into the record business." mat, moved from 99 to 97 on the million dollar ad campaign will be- Anderson said, "Bobby's leaving dial, becoming "97K", continuing gin around the first of next year has nothing to do with the change rbitron Sum maries Pop/Adult, and increasing wattage utilizing TV, billboards, etc. to make listeners aware of their fre- back to AOR. I think after five to 82,000. FCPRINAT LEGEND years he was just getting tired." [A Meanwhile, the present occupant quency change. R-Rock. A-A0ft PA-Pop/AA A B-Black, BM-Beautiful Musk, 0-01tNes, of the 97 dial position, all-religious N-News, T-Talk, &Spanish, CL-ClassIat4 C-Country, RL-Refigkytts, J-Jazz KEAR, moved to 107. KMPX, lo- The data is copyrighted by Arbitron. Non-subscribers to cated at 107 and playing Big Band Amusement Park Unites Arbitron's syndicated Radio service may not reprint or use music, was sold to Family Radio, owners of ICEAR. This move allowed 26 Radio Stations In Promotion this information in any form. All figures are July/August Golden Gate Broadcasting, owned 1978, Monday through Sunday 6am to 12midnight, Metro sive and visible salute to radio; by former KSFO newsman Lloyd Knott's Berry Farm, an amuse- it's not often that a theme park. Survey Area, Total Persons 12 Plus, unless otherwise indicated. Edwards, to purchase KCBS-FM's ment park in Buena Park, south of as Knott's puts it, turns its "whole old facility at 99 on the dial and as- Los Angeles, is holding 'The Big Broadcast of '78," an unusual radio- park into a giant radio station." Los Angeles slanted promotion which features Arbitron Publishes BEER, PROFERA JOIN The L.A. Dodgers helped push KAIS(' ( NIT) to their highest book in remote broadcasts, exhibits, and recent history, up 8.6 to 10.4. This almost doubles the number two rated Daypart Survey air personality guest appearances quarter hour station KBIG (BM) 6.6 to 5.6. The rock success in this mar- Arbitron has published a new from 26 Los Angeles and Orange Lavinthal, Gillman ket is KMET (A) with their best book ever, 3.6 to 4.8. KRTH (11) also up table of most-listened-to dayparts County radio stations. The program, Form Musievision considerably 2.5 to 3.2, KFI (R) 2.7 to 3.1, KRLA (0) 2.4 to 3.1. and for radio, with a pair of weekend covering the weekend of Septem- KUTE ( B) 2.6 to 3.7. Several of the rock stations slipped this summer, time periods showing up strongly ber 15-17, is sponsored by the South- Firm KHJ (R) 3.6 to 3.1. KIIS-FM (RI 2.1 to 1.7, KIQQ (R) 1.8 to 1.3, KLOS (A) Dennis Lavinthal. former Vice in the top five for persons 12+. ern California Broadcasters' As- 2.8 to 2.3, KTNQ (11) 2.4 to 2.0. KWST (A) 1.9 to 1.6. KDAY (B) 2.1 to 2.2, Monday-Friday 6-10am is the most sociation, and also features live en- President of Sales and Promotion KACE (B) debuted with a 1.1, which is a significant gain for this low popular daypart for radio, followed tertainment by several recording for ABC Records; and Howard power FM. KKTT ( B) 0.9 to 1.1. In the All-News war, both stations slipped Gillman, also a former ABC exec- closely by Saturday tOam-3pm. artists. Highlights include a live with KNX ahead just slightly, 4.5 to 4.1, vs. KFWB 4.5 to 4.0. In coun- Third place is occupied by Monday- country show cohosted by KLAC utive, have formed Musicvision, a try, KLAC held at 2.6. KGBS (soon to become KHTZ) 1.1 to 1.0. KNX-FM Friday 10arn4pm, followed by Sun- and KGBS; a disco setup hosted "full-service" marketing and pro- (A) 2.6 to 3.1, KPOL-FM (A-now KZLA) 2.1 to 2.0. KMPC (PA) 3.4 to day lOsunsIpm and Monday-Friday by KACE with participation by motion firm. Also joining the new 4.0, KJOI (BM) 4.9 to 4.8. KOST (BM) 2.5 to 2.4, KIIS (PA) held at 1.0. 3-7pm. Sunday 7-midnight is the jocks from KBCA. KDAY, KJLH. DEMOGRAPHICS - TEENS: ICWIET 12.0, KHJ 10.8, KTNQ 9.4, KUTE period in which the least radio and KUTE: KABCs interviews 9.2. Adults 18-34: KMET 8.3, KRTH 6.5, KNX-FM, 5.8, KRLA and KUTE listening is done. More detailed with several L.A. Dodgers; and a 5.5 each. Adults 25-49: KABC 7.7, KBIG 5.5, KJOI 4.9, KMPC 4.8, KNX-FM daypart information will be pub- salute to Mexico's Independence 4.5, KRTH 4.2. Adults 35-64: KABC 14.5, KJOI 9.0, KBIG 8.7. lished in R&R's Arbitron Break- Day from KWKVV. The "Big Broad- out special mailing later this month. cast" marks an unusually exten- Chicago WGN (PA) considerably ahead of the rest with a 12 share, a slight Keith Moon Dead At 31, dip from 13.5 last book. W IS ( RI is in second place with their best summer book, up 7.2 to 8.3. WMAQ (C) also had a good summer showing. 4.7 to 5.6. WBMX (B) 4.2 to 5.6 for their best book ever. WBBM (N) 6.3 to 6.7. Mourned By Music World WIND (PA) 3.8 to 4.6; interestingly, the station had its best book ever in Keith Moon. drummer for the cost 2000 pounds, Moon reached \ this format and recently announced a format change to News-Talk. company are Lenny Beer, recent- WL00 (BM) 7.6 to 7.1. In AOR, WDAI 2.5 to 1.7, WKQX 2.2 to 3.0, WLUP Wbo since 1964, died Thursday (9-7) for his wallet, handed over that ly Vice President of Promotion at of an "accidental drug overdose" sum in cash, and repeated, "Now 2.8 to 2.0, WXRT 1.5 to 1.7. WBBM-FM 1.8 to 2.0. In Top 40 battles, 20th Century-Fox Records; and Toni WLS is far ahead of the rest: WEFM 1.5 to 2.8, WMET 3.3 to 2.2. WVON following a party celebrating the can I have my key?" (He got it). Profera, former National Director ( B) 4.8 to 3.4, WGCI held at 1.5. WCFL (PA) held at 1.7. WCLR (PA) 3.9 opening of "The Buddy Holly Story" R&R still has yet to completely re- to 2.9. WFYR (PA) 3.4 to 3.0, WJEZ (C) 1.9 to 1.8, WJJD (C) 1.9 to 2.7, in London. He was 31 and had just cover from a visit Moon made to of Singles Promotion at 20th. Pic- tured are (1-r, standing) Lavinthal announced plans to marry longtime promote his "Two Sides Of The WLAK (BM) 5.1 to 4.2. WYEN (PA) 0.6 to 1.0. Demographics - Teens: and Profera; (seated) Beer and WLS 21.5, WEFM 12.5, WBMX 10.0. Adults 18-34: WLS 11.5, WBMX 9.3, girlfriend Annette Walter-Lax. Moon" solo album in 1975, complete Moon was renowned not only as (Continued on page 20) Gillman. WFYR 6.7. Adults 25-49: WGN 11.2, WLS 7.7. WBMX 6.8, WMAQ 6.5. one of rock & roll's greatest drum- Adults 35-64: WGN 17.2, WL00 12.0, WBBM 9.0. mers, but as one of its great characters. Known for his elaborate Two Stations Get New York pranks and practical jokes. Moon WABC (RI has moved up to a 9.0 share from 8.1, clearly on top in the was accorded top honors in hotel- Jump On Ronstadt Album Big Apple. WBLS (B) 7.9 to 7.7 for second place, WOR (PA) 7.1 to 7.5 for • room-trashing and other eccentric overall third. WPLJ (A) 4.1 to 3.9, WNBC (R) 3.0 to 3.5, WNEW-FM (A) pursuits, and once reportedly drove Two AOR stations, CHUM-FM/ sist order or injunction had been 2.1 to 2.3, WPIX (A) 1.5 to 1.3. WXLO (R) 3.4 to 3.0, WCBS-FM (0) 2.8 to a limousine into a swimming pool. Toronto and KZLA/Los Angeles, received. KZLA obtained its copy 3.0. WCBS (N) 5.5 to 5.1, WHN (C) held at 2.7, WINS (N) 5.5 to 5.4, WJIT Informed once by a provincial Bri- obtained and aired copies of Linda Friday (9-8), played tracks through- (SP) 2.1 to 1.9, VVADO (SP) 1.4 to 1.6, WKTU (Disco) 1.2 to 1.4, WMCA (T) tish hotel manager that no reser- Ronstadt's forthcoming album last cut the weekend, and received an 3.2 to 2.3, WNEW (PA) 3.1 t02.6. WPAT (BM) 2.6 to 2.7, WPAT-FM (BM) vation had been made for him. week, continuing a pattern which injunction against further airplay 2.6 to 2.7. WRFM (BM) held at 5.2, WRVR (J) 1.6 to 1.3, WTFM (PA) Moon drove his Rolls Royce through has affected the releases of a num- Monday, at which point the station 1.8 to 1.1, WVVRL ( B) 1.4 to 1.3. Demographics - Teens: WABC 23.6, the hotel's plate glass window up complied. As usual in such clan- WBLS 15.3. Vv13LJ 11.0, WNBC 9.3, WXLO 7.9. Adults 18-34: WBLS 14.0. to the reception desk, leaned out ber of top stars' records lately. destine cases, neither station re- WABC 9.3, WCBS-FM 5.9. WNEW-FM 5.2. Adults 24-49: WABC 9.4, the window and asked calmly. CHUM has aired the LP for a number of days now, and when contact- vealed their sources for obtaining WBLS 8.1. WCBS-FM and WINS 4.8 each. Adults 35-64: WOR 8.8, WRFM "Now can I please have my key?" the LP, not due for release until When the manager moaned that ed, Program Director Warren Cos- 8.6, WCBS 7.0, W ABC 6.8, WINS 6.5. ford stated that no cease and de- later this month the repairs to the window would Page 4 R&R/Fridey, September 15, 1978 WASHINGTON REPORT ' Update Chicago Congressman Upset: Verbally Assaults CBS Prez FCC's Fall '78 Playlist, Part II "Let me add my piece, because now you're in my forum," Cong. Marty Russo (D-I11.) told the President of the CBS Broadcast Group Last week, we took a look at ten programming, Groups such as the National Gay Task Force on Tuesday (9-12) during the second day of hearings on the proposed technical, and advertising issues which the FCC have asked the Commission for a separate cate- rewrite of the Communications Act (see cover story). The scenario will be discussing during the closing months of 1978. gory; but in a compromise, the FCC said "we went something like this: Gene Jankowski had just concluded giving the This week, we're including the remainder of the won't give you your own listing; but we might CBS analysis; Russo outlined his dissatisfaction with news reports of hottest radio topics before the Commission. make you a permanent part of Category 20 and field hearings which he conducted in Chicago on August 22. He described Refunds strike the word 'optional'." Part 2 of the question broadcast coverage as "disgusting," "lousy" and inadequate on an issue involves whether groups, like the NGTF, have the At Issue: How and when will the FCC refund of vital concern to the public. responsibility in local communities to "stand up fees illegally collected from broadcasters during and be counted" or whether the burden should be 1970-1976? on radio managers to seek them out. (Status: Chairman Ferris has promised ac- Broadcasters have until October 16 to let the tion by August. Although nothing to date has hap- FCC know how they feel about this by sending a pened, there's movement afoot) : It is estimated letter and six copies to a Secretary, FCC, 1919 that broadcasters may get back as much as $45 "M" St. NW, Wash. DC 20554. million. But with the refunds will come a new set of fees that radio licensees will have to pay. Minorities Petitioners At Issue: How should the FCC promote more At Issue: Should the federal government spon- AT THE HEARINGS — Pictured at right is Subcommittee Staff Counsel minorities in broadcasting? sor public participation in legal proceedings? Edwina Dowell, with Rep. Martin Russo ID-Ill.), who entered into some (Status: Behind-the-scenes efforts at the Com- spirited discussions during the course of the hearings, as Washington (Status: The FCC has issued a Notice of Pro- mission) : Proposals for increasing minority levels Update relates above. posed Rule Making and comments are due today; in station ownership include a number of ideas however, the Federal Communications Bar Asso- from making it easier to purchase stations to ac- ciation is asking for additional time in which to pre- Message For All tually creating more frequencies, for example Russo told Jankowski that he didn't mean to pick on him, but that pare their arguments) : Citizens' groups claim that extending the AM band or reducing channel his message was intended for all the network people and broadcasters there is less representation from the public be- spacing. assembled. "Maybe the public interest groups aren't wacko," Russo cause of insufficient funds to bring in witnesses to concluded. "I didn't feel this way until after the hearings." Russo told testify at hearings. Broadcasters contend that in EEO Efforts RAM later that what really upsets him is the lack of coverage at the addition to hearings being a poor use of taxpayers' At Issue: Should the Commission alter its local level of events of major public interest, other than sensationalized money, that they are already dependent upon citi- annual employment reporting form? accounts of the latest rapes, fires and shootings. zen involvement in running their businesses. (Status: The FCC has issued a Notice of Pro- FCC Reaction To Rewrite Ascertainment posed Rule Making): Several groups have said F'CC commissioners, on the whole, aren't enamored with the rewrite. that Form 395 does not accurately reflect the sta- At Issue: Who has the responsibility of inden- tus of minorities and females. In addition, they Taking the liberty to try and reach a consensus, they appear to 1) support tifying local citizens groups? the thrust of the bill which would move toward the deregulation of radio, would like a mandatory requirement that broad- (Status: A Notice of Proposed Rule Making casters make available employee's records, in- especially in larger markets, noting that smaller markets cannot achieve has been issued): Radio broadcasters have 19 cluding salaries. Broadcasters are asking for a re- a "diversity of program sources" without some regulation 2) want to specific categories of people to interview at renewal definition and reduction in the number of job classi- keep control over EEO matters and not relinquish them to another time plus a catch-all, optional 20th category. fications and simplification for small market stations. agency 3) be in favor of restructuring comparative hearings for vacant frequencies and giving additional weight to minorities 4) want to re- 01 examine "qualitative standards" — i.e., give emphasis to broadcasters who are doing a "good job" —at license renewal time 5) endorse a longer license renewal term for radio, and 6) support the proposed fee, although they differ on the amount broadcasters should be charged. In addition, they appear to be asking for some form of Congressional action that would give the FCC a mandate to "deregulate" radio in the face of everyday public interest groups which pressure them for increased regulation. FCC Testimonies Representative of how the individual FCC commissioners feel about the rewrite are the following reactions: Chairman Charles Ferris: Supports greater public access and opening up more frequencies to. minorities. Opposes removal of political candidate equal opportunities, the Fairness Doctrine, and ascertainment guidelines. Commissioner Joe Fogarty: Supports public access, but questions the wisdom of deleting current rules which call for sponsorship identification, ascertainment, and commercial limitations. Commissioner Tyrone Brown: Opposes the elimination of the Fair- ness Doctrine, and ascertainment requirements. Supports public funds ,r) earmarked for public broadcasting and crediting broadcasters "who forego maximum profits in order to provide diverse program service." Broadcasters' Reaction To Rewrite Broadcasters this week endorsed the concept of radio deregulation REWRITE RANKS—Pictured at the sessions are Communications Rewrite cosponsor Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin (D-Cal) and longer license terms, but voiced serious reservations about the pro- at right, with House Communications Subcommittee Chief Counsel Chip Shooshan. posed fees. Testifying on radio's behalf were representatives from the networks in addition to Don Thurston, WMNB/ North Adams, MA and Walter May, WPKE/Pikeville, KY, respectively chairman of the NAB set reflected (their own) personal bias." Fearing that the FTC would seize the opportunity to use this Board and Radio Board, and Jim Gabbert, Kiln /San Francisco, Presi- inquiry as a foot-in-the-door, radio broadcasters should jointly sigh relief. dent of the NRBA. Basically, the NAB and NRBA have similar positions, although the former is opposed to doing away with the current "public interest" standard, whereas the latter has gone on record in support of the rewrite. Election Coverage FTC News Question: Can a radio station tape an "on-the-spot" interview with a candidate, rebroadcast it, and still be exempt from having to give equal time? Phrased another way, can a taped interview still be considered "live"? A joint committee of the Senate and House of Representatives took Until 1976, the FCC said no. Then on July 19th of that year, WILM/ Wilmington, Delaware asked the FCC another step this week in preventing the Federal Trade Commission from for permission to rebroadcast a debate between Republican and Democratic Congressional candidates, and the adopting rules geared toward restricting TV advertising aimed at child- Commission said okay. Later, the Office Of Communications of the United Church of Christ, a public interest ren other than on a case by case basis. NAB President Vincent Wasilewski group, took the FCC to court. In a decision this week, the U.S. Court Of Appeals upheld the FCC's July '76 action endorsed the Congressional action which he ways "sends a strong mes- stating that radio licensees could continue to be exempt from the equal time rules when airing taped interviews sage" to FTC personnel conducting the inquiry who have "from the out- of candidates which the station feels have a "current newsworthiness." THEIR.BRANDNEW HIT SINGLE FROM THE SOON TO BE RELEASED ALBUM "PLEASURE AND PAIN":- - ON CAPITOL RECORDS AND TAPES.

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Yates Resigns At Sheridan Broadcasting; TV News McKinney New President

Paul Yates. President/Chief Operating Officer of Sheridan Broadcasting Corp., announced his resignation last week Thom McKinney, General Manager of the Mutual Black Network for Nielsen Rating Points Worth 74,5,000 TV Households the last two years, has been named to succeed him. Yates gave as a reason his desire to pursue other interests, and plans to form his own broadcast company Sheridan owns prominent Black-formatted This Season stations WILD/Boston. WAMO-AM&FM/Pittsburgh, and WUFO/Buffalo. According to the A.C. Nielsen Co., the leading television rating firm, each rating point in its weekly surveys of network TV offerings will be worth 745,000 TV homes this TV season an increase of 2% from last season's figure of 729,000. There are 74.5 million TV homes in the continental United BBDO, Hall Butler Blatherwick Merge Into BBDO West Agency States, according to Nielsen, or almost 98% of all American households. The new TV season begins next week (Monday 9-18), although several new programs have been The Los Angeles office of the nationally prominent BBDO ad agency and Los Angeles firm Hall previewed in the last two weeks. For a look at the new season's most relevant-to-radio program, see Butler Blatherwick. Inc. have merged into a "new combined organization" to be called BBDO West. the examination of "WKRP In Cincinnati" on Page 12, this issue. The new agency will have $28.5 million in billings HBB President Dick Butler will become Pres- MUSIC ON TV: Little River Band and Tavares guest on "Midnight Special's" September 15 ident/Chief Executive Officer of the new corporation. edition . Harry Chapin sings a song on a children's special called "Kids Are People Too," which also stars Ralph Nader and highlights exceptional juvenile achievements. It's set for ABC on Sunday, September 17 . . And, one of some 42 TV projects under development for considera- Combined/Gannett Agreement Signed; Dividend Voted tion by NBC is a musical mystery show called "Murder In Music City," starring Sonny Bono. Finally, Dick Clark's premiere edition of "Live Wednesday" (September 20, 8pm, NBC) will feature Combined Communications Corp. and Gannett Co. have signed a definitive agreement for another of his patented "all-star" bands, gathering together a host of contrasting (and sometimes their proposed merger, and the application for the transfer of CCC's broadcast licenses to Gannett, seemingly unrelated) musical performers to jam on a rock classic "Roll Over Beethoven" will re- one of the nation's largest newspaper chains, will be submitted to the FCC this week. Combined ceive the combined attentions of, among others, its composer Chuck Berry. plus Bo Diddley and and Gannett arrived at an agreement in principle in May. The merger is now subject to shareholder Johnny Rivers on guitar, Mark Lindsay. Eddie Money, .t nd Jimmy Seals on sax, Rick Danko, approval from both companies, FCC approval, and the receipt of certain tax rulings. Combined James Guercio and Stanley Clarke (bass); Charlie Daniels iii Doug Kershaw (fiddle); Marvin also announced a third-quarter dividend of 5 percent a share, voted by its board of directors. Newton and Donald Byrd (trumpet); Mongo Santamaria, Billy Preston, Dash Crofts and Jim Stafford on various other instruments; and as a final crowning touch, joining Nigel Olsson on drums, Arbitron Employs ESF In Eight Markets For Fall Book former Beatlesdrummer Pete Best resurrected for the occasion.

As reported previously in MR. Arbitron will definitely be using its Expanded Sample Frame methodology in eight markets during the October/November 1978 survey period. The markets, with their percentage of unlisted phone households in parentheses, are New York (32%), Los Angeles (47%), Chicago (45%), San Francisco (41%), Philadelphia (40%), Washington. D.C. (38%), St. ABC Wins Week As Summer Season Nears End; Louis (26%), and San Diego (41%). The New York and Los Angeles figures exclude high density -Flying High - Top Show Spanish areas, according to Arbitron. ESF is designed to recover data from unlisted households and provide a more representative sample for Arbitron's radio surveys. The company hopes to use ABC won a routinely easy victory in the Nielsen rating competition ending September 3, the ESF in the top 30 markets by October/November 1979, and expand it to all markets by April/May • next-to-last rerun-season week of the year. The leading network had a 15.8 average rating corn- 1982.. pared to CBS's 14.3 and NBC's 13.9. However, CBS was cheered when the two-hour pilot for its new stewardess drama "Flying High" finished atop the ten most-viewed programs list for the week. The rest of the top ten went like this: 2) "Three's Company" (ABC) 3) "Laverne & Shirley" (ABC) Warner Cable Chairman Denies Qube-Quitting Rumors 4) "Charlie's Angels" (ABC) 5) "MASH" (CBS) 6) "Carter Country" (ABC) 7) "Happy Days" (ABC) 8) ABC's "New Maverick" special 9) "Starsky & Hutch" (ABC) and 10) "The Ieffersons" (CBS). A 90- Rumors about Warner Cable's two-way Qube cable system, currently testing in Columbus, Ohio, minute special "Scrap" presentation, showing highlights of the past season and leading into the new folding by mid-1979 are "nonsense," according to Warner Cable Chairman Gustave Hauser, speak- episodes, finished 11th for the week for ABC. ing to Daily Variety. A series of ominous reports regarding the experimental Qube system had sur- faced last week, with Hauser addressing himself to dismissing each of them. The chief rumor had Qube folding by the second quarter of 1979 because of unexpectedly heavy expenses; Hauser denied it unequivocally, maintaining that Qube was in its early shakedown stages and that it would be "insane" to fold it so quickly. Massive layoffs were also reported in Co- lumbus, but Hauser said ten people had been let go as part of normal personnel reshuffling and that new employees would be hired. The Qube system was supposedly able to be broken so that viewers could receive programming without paying; Hauser said that such a condition had existed earlier Radio&Records this year but it had been corrected. He also denied that viewers were being charged for programs Bob Wilson, Editor & Publisher they hadn't watched. He emphasized that programming evolution was continuing, and noted that RADIO & RECORDS is pub- a considerable amount of time would be necessary to evaluate the strong and weak points of Qube Dick Krizman, Vice President Sales & Marketing lished every Friday by Radio completely. & Records. Inc. 1930 Century Mark Shipper, Senior Editor Park West, L. A . CA 90067. Steve Uslan, Director Creative Services (213) 553-4330. Subscriptions RAB, NYMRAD Conducting Study Of NY Newspaper Richard Zumwalt Art Director $130 per year or $40 per quar- Strike's Sales Effect Editorial ter Al! reasonable care taken The Radio Advertising Bureau and the New York Market Radio Broadcasters Association Ken Barnes, News Editor but no responsibility assumed for (NYMRAD) are launching a study to determine the effects, if any, on retail sales stemming from the John Leader, Top 40 Editor unsolicited material. R&R re- month-long New York City newspaper strike. The organizations are hoping to show that the strike Jim Duncan, Country Editor serves all .rights in material ac- has not adversely affected sales thanks to radio's ability to reach consumers. RAB Executive Vice. Biff Collie, Nashville Editor cepted far publication. All letters President Robert H. Alter stated, "We are interested both in documenting the strike's impact on Jeff Gelb, AOR Editor addressed to R&R or its Editors retail sales and in developing case histories that reveal to what extent retailers have shifted Mike Kasabo, Pop/Adult Editor will be assumed intended for their advertising efforts to other media, the strategies they are using, and the results being achieved." Bill Speed, Black Radio Editor publication and reproduction He added, "We expect the study to not only provide an insight into radio's advertising power during and may therefore be used for Jason Shrinsky, FCC Advisor a newspaper shutdown; but, once this strike is over, to isolate the contribution radio makes to overall this purpose Nothing may be Bony Ocean, Cartoons advertising effectiveness . ." reproduced in whole or in port WASHINGTON BUREAU . without written permission from Jonathan Hall, Washington Editor the Publisher. Application by PBS Picks Up Pledges For $3.5 Million (202)223-9492 Radio & Records. Inc. for re- The Public Broadcasting Service concluded one of its three annual fund drives last week, Associate Editors gistered trademarks pending: collecting about $3.5 million in pledges, up 40% over last summer's drive. Over 70 stations partici- Pam Bellamy, Sari Gussman, Nancy Hoff. Karen AOR. Breakers. The BackPage, pated in the campaign. More than 100,000 families pledged money to the PBS. Biondi:). Christina Anthony. Don Waller. Lee Wade HCD. AOR Hot Tracks. In The Production Bin, Mediascope. Most Added. National Airplay 30. Parallels. Marilyn Frandsen, Associate Art Director Radio & Records. Street Talk. Busch Testing New Borderlin e Soft Drink Roger Zumwalt Photography Printed in U.S.A Mailed first Anheuser-Busch is promoting its new "not-so-soft - drink, Chelsea. in several test markets (New Leslie Halpern, Assistant class to the United States, Cana- Orleans, Peoria, and a few coastal locations). Chelsea, a blend of lemon juice, lime juice, and apple Sandra Gutierrez, Assistant da. England. Australia. New Zea- and spice flavors with a 0.5% alcohol content, is technically classified as a soft drink but is being Circulation land. and Japan C1978 RADIO pushed as an alternative to alcoholic beverages, as "lighter and not so sweet" as ordinary soft drinks. Krisann Aglio & RECORDS. 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EMI Music (operating Capitol and worldwide EMI Records activities) has formed a Worldwide Management Board which, with Chairman/Chief Executive Bhaskar Menon, will supervise music operations globally and make policy decisions The four board members are 1) Leslie Hill, Joint Managing Director of EMI Music Operations, based in London and overseeing EMI Music activities in Europe 2) Ken East, newly appointed Joint Managing Dir ector, EMI Music Operations (from a Motown International VP position), also based in London, and directing opera tions outside of Europe, North America, and Japan, as well as music publishing 3) Tony Todman. Finance Director of EMI Music Operations, based in London and supervising financial affairs of varied sorts, and 4) Don Zimmermann. President of Capitol, who oversees North American activities

Shapes Of Discs To Come Part II; Abbott Mercury Bows Teardrop-Shaped Appointed MCA Single R&B VP

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Bogart To Be UJA Man Of Year; Forecasts Record Casablanca Year

Casablanca Record and Film Works President Neil Bogart 1, ;cheduled to be honored as Man of the Year by the United Jewish Appeal Federation Joint Campaign's Music and Entertainment division A ban juet at the Imperial Ballroom of the Americana Hotel in New York, Oct,' ';er 28, will commemorate the occasion _amid Bogart announced that Casablanca's projected revenues for the fiscal Records, served as National R&B Dir- .ear 1978 (ending September 30) should reach $100 million Figures to ector at UA, and most recently head- Lite show a 113% increase over last year Bogart commented, "it is my be ed Pop and R&B Promotion at H&L ,of that the success of any venture can only be judged fairly through No sooner had B&B detailed the latest development in the in Records. Abbott will be based in he test of time As Casablanca approaches its fifth anniversary, we ale istry's current "vinyl daze - phase (square singles from Arista and EMI New York and reports directly to MCA proud that it has become a proven success story, even by the most conserva America) than Mercury introduced the world's first (and conceivably last; Vice President of Promotion Stan Bly. tive standards "

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STREET TALK

Bob Savage is out as Program Director of 13Q/Pittsburgh and it looks like Assistant PD Dave Mason will be leaving too. Dave has accepted the PD's job at WBBF/Rochester, but that was before Savage left 13Q. With the 13Q PD job now open, will Mason decide to stay in Pittsburgh? In a very surprising move Frank Lewis resigned last week as Program Director of WERC/ Birmingham. He will remain with the station but as Chief Engineer, a position for which he is highly qualified. He will oversee the technical operations of both WERC and WKXX. No new PD for the AM has been named, but look for an "acting PD" to be named from within the current airstaff. Jay McDaniel has been promoted to National Promotion Manager of Mercury Records. Jay had been doing National Secondaries and prior to that was the PD of WAIR/Winston-Saleni. Another Southern surprise was the resignation of Lanny West. Lanny had been the MD of WHHY and the PD of their sister station, AOR-formatted Y-102/Montgomery. He had been with the stations for four years and apparently now wants to "move on." Rick Thomas has been upped to MD of WHHY and a new PD for Y-102 should be named within two weeks. Good luck to Lanny West! Still more . . . Mike Novak has left the PD slot at K-1001KIQQ1/Los Angeles and an immediate replacement ,was named: Lee Bailey from the Drake-Chenault organization. The station had recently shifted its on-air direction towards a "softer- sound. We'll see if that change changes (so to speak I. George Harrison has remarried in a secret ceremony. The bride is the former Olivia Arias, who is also the mother of George's five week old son, Dhani. The couple met when she took a job with George's record label, Dark Horse. Don't put your rice away yet . . . KJRB/Spokane's Music Director Tom Huller is a married man now thanks to Terri Vergau, who became Mrs. Tom Hutler in a recent ceremony. She's the Spokane area Promotion Manager for McDonald's and before you all jump on the phone to call Tom, he's already heard the line about "sesame seed buns. It's official! Jeff Lucifer has been promoted to PD at WNDE/Indianapolis. Dave Parks remains the Operations Manager with Jeff moving up from his Assistant PD position. The rock war in Anchorage is over . . . KANC has dropped its Top 40 format for Country, leaving KENI the victor. Randy Robbins and Ron O'Neal (former PD and MD respectively of KANC I have joined the staff at KENI, which is one hot radio station in one cold place! Craig McKee, the new General Manager of Doubleday's KWK/St. Louis, has named his PD . . . Bob Hattrik, formerly of KSLQ/St. Louis and WDGY/Minneapolis (prior to their going Country I, will handle the chores of getting the station ready to come back on ( KWK has been darkl and hiring a staff. It looks as though high-priced morning team shows are increasing not only in popularity but in price. London & Engelman have accepted a "mega-dollars - 3-year contract to leave K YTE/Port- land and join KLIF/Dallas. Street Talk's" 'Round The World Semi-intelligence Network" has undertaken a new assign- ment . . . each month we will attempt to chronicle the most spoken work in radio's ever-changing vocabulary. Results are now complete for August 1978 and we have a tie! "Clone" and "disco" finished in a dead heat (we wish we could now bury them, but . . for first as the words used most frequently. Early projections are now available for September with "food-fight!" the mid-month leader, but a relative newcomer, "cracked," is coming up fast in usage. "One Nation

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FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF MINOR ANNOUNCEMENTS: A true-false test for swing- ing Street Talk readers . . . These dapper young men have the following in common (true or false I: 1 I They share the same hair stylist — Mr. Artie of Hollywood. 2) When they get their shirts back from the Ivar Avenue Fluff-And-Fold, all the buttons are CKLW 8-4 96X on WAYS on ripped off. WPGC 24-17 WGCL deb 29 ' WAKY on 3) They're all being treated for chest colds by the same doctor. WCAO on WAVZ 4-3 WSGA add 28 4) They've all exited Xeti Records. WAIR on WFLB 21-14 5) They once sang with the Swingin' Medallions. 61 They make up United Artists Records' newly-consolidated national promotion staff, featuring 041 Vice President Charlie Minor, NPD Steve Resnik, Trade Liaison Peter Monica. Album Promo- tion Director Dick Williams, and newly appointed National Singles Director Les Berkowitz. The earliest-postmarked correct answer to the above quiz wins a Paul Revere & The Raiders' on Warner Bros. Records Greatest Hits Vol. VI album, an autographed pocket scarf, and a lifetime supply of gold chains. Judges' decision is final; no ties will be permitted in keeping with the UA dress code. Produced by George Clinton ROCK N9 T WOL HARD 0 ELECTRIC 0 DIRECT HONEST

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One of CBS-TV's most heavily- typical radio station activities, for sue, Wilson states, "We'd like to [promoted comedy series for the example, problems arising from make it as real as possible, but we new television season is set in a staging a station concert. Some compromise that. We don't want radio station, "WKRP In Cincin- are drawn from actual radio in- to slow the action down dramatic- nati." Radio's inner workings have cidents. Wilson relates, "I called ally, so we just kind of wave at it." been the subject of occasional mo- (WQXI GM) Jerry Blum; he in- vie scenes and a TV show or two vited me up and we talked, and The WKRP Playlist (the most recent, "Good Morning he told me some old stories. One In any TV situation involving World," starring Ronnie Schell as we're doing a whole script about." rock music, credibility problems a morning man, was essentially a This story has the station staging have arisen. For various financial washout), most of them not noted a promotion wherein live turkeys reasons, some shows (NBC's re- for their accuracy. But the MTM are dropped from a plane down to cent "Class of '65," for example) organization, which after all had a shopping center, where the crowds have used anonymous recut ver- considerable experience in depict- will pursue the flying birds in a sions of popular hits for background ing a mythical Midwestern TV sta- "catch a turkey and win"-type af- instead of the real hit versions; tion ("Mary Tyler Moore" 's fair. Unfortunately, the station and anyone who remembers the WJM-TV/Minneapolis), is com- personnel fail to realize that do- so-called "acid rock" used in night- mitted to doing the same for a mesticated turkeys can't fly; in- club and party scenes in shows like mythical Midwestern radio sta- stead, they all drop straight down "Mod Squad" (consisting mostly tion during its changeover from on the shopping center like stones, of endless meandering guitar solos) an antique MOR format (complete injuring a few bystanders and cre- knows that TV has not exactly with special farm report features ating a panic. "That's our Thanks- been on top of the rock scene in on hog futures) to rock (some- giving show," Wilson concludes, the past. "WKRP," on the other THE WKRP/CINCINNATI STAFF — Pictured (l-r, front) are Loni Anderson where between Top 40 and AOR). maintaining that a similar incident hand, plans to use authentic rec- (receptionist), Howard Hesseman (morning man), Tim Reid (overnight jock), Hugh Wilson, head writer for actually occurred at WQXI. ords. (l-r, center), Richard Sanders (newsman), Gary Sandy (PD), Jan Smithers the underrated (in both senses of In addition to stories gathered "I was really adamant about us- (production); at top, Frank Bonner (sales) and Gordon Jump (GM). the word) "Tony Randall Show," from radio (Wilson subscribes to ing real records," declares Wilson. record on. He is actually trying to to research, and they would all is producer/head writer of "WKRP". Ft&R and other industry publica- "There was this discussion about pick music that sort of fits with the come back, every damn call letter Wilson, who formerly headed an tions for constant input), several having groups cut records that story. He has a terrible experience, I though of — WSOS, WAPE, WOW, Atlanta ad agency which worked of "WKRP" 's characters are com- sounded like the real thing, and I and the next record is 'Shattered' anything, they're all covered. So I closely with WQXI there, picked a posites drawn from Wilson's per- said, 'Oh, shit, no, the kids will or something." finally wrote WKRP, which sound- radio station for the setting of ceptions of radio types "I think pick up on that in a minute; let's , VVICRP's concern with musical ed misconstrued as "Crap," so I his show because of its near-in- that if I had anybody in mind for play real records." He adds, "We've realism extends to tentative plans thought nobody's got that, and sure finite range of story possibilities. the part of Johnny Fever," Wilson gotten an enormous amount of of- to use actual artists in the con- enough, nobody did. "I like the radio station format says, "it was Skinny Bobby Har- fers from all the record companies. text of the show, although again Wilson continues, "I kept say- because I thought it would open up per (former WQXI jock). Since we We're like a damn radio station; compromises seem necessary. "We ing 'WIMP in Buffalo,' WICRP in a lot," he says, adding that so started I have discovered that he's we get all the promotional mater- decided maybe we better get ac- Rochester,' and 'WKRP in Cincin- far (at the time of interview about a universal character. Everyone ial they get, I guess. We've gotten tors in here rather than a group like nati' just seemed to roll off the eight scripts had been completed), who's seen it says, "I knew a guy about 300-odd free albums in just a Kiss or something. But what we'd tongue a little better. And of course "it looks to me as if a radio sta- exactly like that" — there must be week or two from all of them." like to do is have a singer come in when we went to script, the lawyers tion is giving us good ideas for those kind of burned out morning But getting the records is just to promote a record . . . and then and the research people showed stories." men, guys who are really past their the first stage. Because TV shows we find out that she and Andy were how close we were to those Taft The episodes take place almost prime." Wilson adds, "I knew all are scripted and shot far in ad- old sweethearts, and it's kind of a stations, so we had to get a letter entirely at the radio station. "The the sales guys (at WQXI). So Herb of agreement that they wouldn't radio station is really like 'Bar- Tarlek is kind of an exaggeration sue. They are probably delighted ney Miller' and the police station," of them; I was always teasing them with the whole thing. They and sev- says Wilson. "The whole story is about their fancy outfits, white eral other stations in Cincinnati there—we don't see people going belts, and all that." have called about some sort of tie- home and eating and meeting Authenticity in promotion. But CBS is very their neighbors, unless the story vs. anxious that we discourage any takes us there." The action centers kind of connection like that (with around newly-arrived Program Comedy Convenience the Taft stations) because it would Director Andy Travis (played by The WKRP/Cincinnati set is be- be so unfair to the other stations Gary Sandy, a soap opera veter- lievable enough; the posters and in Cincinnati." an), who's been hired by arrogant- records are current, and there are Facing The Ratings but-indecisive General Manager two turntables in the studio. Ob- Arthur Carlson (Gordon Jump) to viously, considerable attention has "WIMP In Cincinnati", aside from its radio background, em- transform the ailing 5000-watt fa- been paid to insure a degree of real- ploys the typical MTM emphasis cility into a moneymaker. Travis's ism for the radio setting. Wilson plan is to rock it, which upsets a on character development and recalls, "We originally had WKRP ROCKING THE BOAT — WK RP GM Arthur Carlson (left) registers dismay as few people, including rnilktoast- as a 50,000-watt station, and some- strong dialogue. CBS has placed PD Andy Travis (center) details his plans to rock the stodgy M OR/News the show on its top comedy night, type newsman Les Nessman (Rich- body who knew better said, 'You Talk station; morning jock Dr. Johnny Fever looks on blankly las usual). Monday, in the 8-8:30 period. It will ard Sanders) and suave, two-faced better make that a 5000-watter, be- vance of their airing, program- 'Love Story' thing. We've asked the be followed by a new human inter- Sales Manager Herb Tarlek (Frank cause if they were 50 clear channel, ming a current rock station can Bonner). Other characters include record companies to give us a list est half hour called "People" (based they would be winning no matter present problems. "If we had a morning man Dr. Johnny Fever of some young vocalists they think on the magazine), then by top- what they were doing. So we real Top 40 format, playing 20 (Howard Hesseman), a former could act, and of course they are rated situation comedies "MASH" changed it to five," a more real- records or even less," Wilson says, member of the Cominittee and very anxious to get some new en- and "One Day At A Time." istic wattage for a struggling sta- "then we would spend all our damn an ex-AOR jock), who's worked at tertainers in there. It would be fun "WIMP" could be facing some tion. However, radio professionals time trying to guess what's going so many stations he can't remem- to do that. And we'd also like to do tough competition, however, with will immediately notice the lack to be on and all that, because we ber his own air name, much less a show with Johnny Bench or Pete NBC's top-rated series over the of earphones for the jocks, the ab- are shooting eight weeks ahead. his call letters; smooth-talking Rose or somebody from the Cin- long run, "Little House On The sence of engineers, and other min- So we decided it would be more overnight man Venus Flytrap (Tim cinnati Reds" Prairie," scheduled against it; and or points. Wilson explains, "We do of an FM album sound— you really Reid); production assistant Bailey ABC's Monday Night Football west some things we know are wrong. see Johnny, the morning guy, on Call Letter Confusion Quarters (Jan Smithers); and of the Rockies, "Welcome Back Bill Dial, who is from Atlanta and more, and he is programming his glamorous receptionist Jennifer Wilson says that the location of Kotter" (which still has a few is writing on the show, worked for own stuff—he asked if he could do Marlowe ( Lon i Anderson ) . WICRP in Cincinnati was purely John Travolta episodes promised) a radio station in Athens, GA. so that. When Venus is on (at nights) random, other than a desire to use in the rest of the country. Wilson, he has some sort of an idea of how it's more of a disco thing." a fairly sizable Midwestern city. Drawing Scripts From who has some experience with Ar- a station runs. But we realized it's Sometimes the music is pro- Radio Experiences But the circumstance of the call bitron radio figures in the past, is not too funny to show keeping the gran-lined to fit the mood of the letters WIMP turning out to be re- wary of ratings (especially Niel- The pilot episode for "WKRP" logs, and you don't see an engineer show. "In the scenes you really markably close to those of Taft's sen's TV figures). But the general ci (which should be the first to air, in there; I didn't feel like paying don't hear all that much music," actual Cincinnati outlets, WKRC mood, both around the "WKRP" Monday, September 18, 8pm) ba- an extra $250 a damn day to sit in Wilson says. "But somebody will and WICRQ-FM, has sparked some set and at CBS, is optimistic; if sically concerns the trauma of the there. So we're taking liberties walk in and Johnny is listening to interest. Wilson explains, "I didn't all goes well. 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ON iittiti RECORDS Page 14 1161711Fridey, September 16, 1978 Van's Wavelength (11111Ai*`t Gary Keeps ilk Owens Growing: 99X The Dirt, South Dakota WRKO Four Hundred I guess it was in the 1890's when the term "The Four Hundred" was coined. The four WZUU hundred were the most important people socially in New York at the time and one of the arbiters of "society," Ward McAlister, called them the four hundred because he said there F105 were only four hundred people in New York worth knowing. Well, he was an outrageous snob. But there is a four hundred in my hometown of Dirt, South Dakota and I thought it PRO-FM might be worth your while to know who they are. What makes up the Dirt, South Dakota JB105 cream of society ? I'll just give you a rundown on a few of the Dirt Four Hundred. 1. The prestigious Milo R. Runch family. Milo Ranch, as you may know, is known as WPHD the Pork Belly King. He doesn't trade in Pork Bellies . . . he wears them strapped to his body. His wife is the prominent roller derby queen, Shieba Runch, also known for her accor- KNO W dion playing at weddings and funerals and for her stylish tattoo of Jackie Onassis on her back . . . which she had done order to establish a link between South Dakota and the WYND jet set. 2. Then there is the old-line Dirt Society family of Una and Grover Blortch. Grover CK101 Blortch's old line is that money doesn't count until it's "third generation money" . . . which is why he stole his from someone's grandson. Mrs. Blortch is known as South Dakota WISM Society's Fabulous Hostess when she entertains on the back of a pickup truck parked where there is light police surveillance. This year their daughter, Cobina La Mar Blortch, proba- KSLY bly the best known Deb in Dirt (population 500) , is coming out. She has been serving 7 to 10 on eight felony counts. The Blortch son and heir has also been serving 7 to 10 but as a KCBN waitress at a rather odd Carrot Juice Bar in San Francisco.

3. Another top hometown society family is descended from an old and famous French line . . . Marvin and Esmeralda Quasimodo. Marvin Quasimodo arrived in Dirt with little VAN MORRISON more than what was on his back. And look at him today! A man with pull. A man who plays his hunches.

Another profile of the top of society in Dirt! I kind of miss not being invited to their Wavelength Cotillion Ball, double parking my sports model tractor, with the white sidewall lugs and bringing my date a crabgrass corsage!

His new single. Most readers to this column have heard of the "Electric Weenie" and rightly so. Tom Adams, the Weenie's proprietor has built his "joke" empire from scratch in 1970 to one of VAN MORRISON the largest in the country today. , Wavelength Tom has well over a thousand subscribers to his monthly potpourri of funnies and one In, lodes Kingdom Hall Natalia Venice USA Santa Fc reason he's successful is because he's been a jock and a P.D. for years. He knows what 13eautitul Obsession works for people in this seldom euphoric business. He began in radio in exotic Sedalia, Missouri doing his show door-to-door before micro- phones were invented. He toiled summers as a Samurai Frisbee thrower and an unfrocked awning inspector and then moved up to posh jobs at WDAK/Kansas City, WPDQ/Jackson- ville, WQAM & WIOD/Miami and KGU in Honolulu. He's won numerous national awards in broadcasting and the people who've heard him would like to have him back on the air. He's been frolicking at 660 North Mashta Drive in Key Biscayne solely publishing the Weenie, making a full-time job of his extremely His new album. successful humor service. Tom is outspoken and includes a sheet of inside radio tidbits each month that pull no Produced by Van Morrison punches (as they say) . Despite his mild eccentricity of wearing the full dress uniform of a French Foreign Legionnaire and carrying a quart of stemo in his canteen he functions very for Caledonia Productions well with his wistful charm. Of course, in 1971 when he purloined Greer Garson's old gag files, it helped bolster his On Warner Bros. Records. already expanding service that supplies nearly every top name in the business. We should all remember Tom's words at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles in Sept. of 1972 . . . and I'm sure we all will. .1¢01.00gDirAPOIPPg:1=1.11Pc1„: 1•.=011iiiir4 ipisocz popplim peemazzuessuaim arialimimpla M MA - -• .'•74 0.4;141i: , "rs"•.4“ .tw •\ , Bustin' Out AM Orerf?

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Seems the citizens group was not content with the court's ruling, so on the day of the concert, they had several residents of the park area call a local TV station stating that some very awful things were happening at the concert and they should come out and film it for their news. When the TV crews arrived they were pleasantly surprised to find that nothing un- Having spent nearly five years of my radio career in what I still consider to be one of the sightly was happening at the concert at all. greatest cities in the country, it was something very special for me to spend the past weekend The concert was an even bigger success because of all the initial negative publicity at Ron Brandon's RMR Convention in Atlanta. Not only was it a chance to see many of the generated by the citizens group's attempts to block it. Instead of the 4-5000 crowd which Lee great friends I left behind when I moved west, but it was also a chance for me to "pitch in" a had originally projected for the event, the final crowd estimate was near 30,000 and conse- little for what I consider the best regional programming conference (pardon my lack of quently a lot more money had been raised for Muscular Dystrophy. objectivity when it comes to the overall number one! ). As Lee told me, "It was really a great feeling to use the system (the courts) and come Several months ago Ron called me and asked if I would be the moderator for the Pro- out winners. Usually when a group of citizens protests against a radio station or rock music gram Directors panel. I agreed, knowing it would give me a great excuse to return to Atlanta. in general, we wind up the losers. It was never our intention to disrupt anything and apparently The panel consisted of Bobby Rich of 99X/New York, Don Benson of WQXI & 94Q/Atlanta, the judge saw it our way." John Long of VVHBQ/Memphis. Les Garland of KF'RC/San Francisco, Jan Jeffries of WSGN/ Birmingham and John Sebastian of KHJ / Los Angeles. The discussion went fairly well considering we had to follow the first panel discussion of the day, a hilarious group of morning personalities doing non-stop one liners for over two hours! The topics covered were the usual ones: music, promotions, engineering, budgets, staff motivation, etc. But the one point that kept recurring bears a little emphasis. All the program directors on the panel and many of the PD's in the audience felt that "people" make the big difference in any radio situation. That may not come as any new revelation to you, but in this age of increasing research, it was very refreshing to hear so many successful irogratruners agree on the importance of the human element. And speaking of people . . . let's not forget that program directors are people too (sounds like the front of a T-shirt.) I opened the panel discussion with something I called, "Why would anyone want to be a program director?," and I'd like to share it with all of you. The PD has to deal with management, which can be difficult. He must protect his employees, which is noble. He is held totally responsible for the ratings, which is impossible. When the numbers are good, he is a hero . . . which is nice, but when they are bad, he can be unemployed, which is ridiculous. He must keep his staff motivated and happy, which can take entirely too much of his time. He must say "no" to the sales department, a group trained never to take "no" for an answer. He must make a $500 budget sound like $10,000 on the air, which is often sheer magic. He has to deal with the promotion men, which is very much like trying to feed 50 alligators when you only have enough food for five. He has to stay in touch with normalcy, a condition he is very rarely exposed to. He meets lots of interesting people, but hardly ever gets a chance to make real friends. He works far too hard, which is expected. PARTY 77ME — Here's a candid from inside the super-secret 92Q/Nashville control room He doesn't make enough money, which is taken for granted. He parties too much, which is during their recent celebration of the new jock line-up (these guys don't need much of a rea- crazy. His past is his last book and his future is always in question. We remember his failures son to throw a party!). L-R are Jeff Scott, Sherman, Dan Valli°, Scooter Davis, Steve Kelly and Chris Romer. I'm told the bottle contained Kool-Aid, which is almost as believeable as long after we have forgotten his successes. why they had the party in the first place. So why would anyone want to be program director? Because what he does is challenging, absorbing, stimulating, rewarding, exciting, gratifying and fun! It can be a real "bitch," but it's never just "a job." Bits ANY VOLUNTEERS? — Al Pascal Program Director of CFRA/Ottawa, had already decided to tie in with the 1978 Canadian National Parachuting Championships for a station Hot Concert In The City promotion when he called a meeting of his jocks. He explained the promotion to his staff Many radio stations around the country tied in with the annual Jerry Lewis Telethon for and then asked if anyone of them would volunteer to jump out of a plane at 2800 feet. To say Muscular Dystrophy. Stations staged various events to help raise money, and WI FE/ Indian- the room cleared quickly would be an understatement, but one person remained . . . after- apolis Program Director Lee Logan thought he had the perfect idea. Lee planned a concert noon jock Al Dubois was actually interested. After two training classes. Al was ready for in an Indianapolis park with a few local bands and the name-power draw of Nick Gilder as the big jump. The station had Al wired for the leap so he could "broadcast" on the way down. the major act. A contest was quickly devised so listeners could guess how long it would take Al to jump, The concert was to be a low-admission affair in hopes that lots of people would attend the winner receiving the dubious honor of going up to watch Al make a second jump. The to see some entertainment and to aid the MD cause. Well, it all seemed like such a good jump and the broadcast were successful, even though Al's voice went up about three octaves idea until a local citizens group got wind of it. once he left the plane. The promotion was a big success and a great way to draw attention The group, headed by a Baptist minister, began its strong anti-concert campaign by to the national championships. calling WIFE repeatedly, voicing negative opinions on the proposed event. The station had A LEGGY PROPOSITION — WQTC/Two Rivers. WI. turned adversity into a promotion when their evening jock Jeff Sinkula had his knee operated on recently. The operation left Jeff, who goes by the airname "Cosmic Cowboy," with a giant cast on his leg. PD Dan Stone devised "The Great Cosmic Cast Ripoff" and offered listeners a chance to win Jeff's cast, when if finally came off, plus a prize package containing lots of his albums. The low cost promotion generated a lot of talk in the market and thousands of written entries. It turned out to be a great promotion with almost no money spent ( except for the doctor bills). PUT IT ON . . . TAKE IT OFF — Funny how sometimes the strangest kind of publicity can turn into great PR for your station. Houston's ABC-TV affiliate, KTRK-TV, recently sent its infamous consumer reporter Marvin Zindler to investigate KILT radio. You might remember the story of the "Chicken Ranch" (whorehouse) in La Grange, which eventually became a Broadway show etc. . . . well, Zindler is the one who created the public outrage that closed the "Chicken Ranch." Seems Zindler got a letter from a country artist who had recorded a song called "Hurricane Carla." He complained to Zindler that KILT would only give airplay to big, important artists and wouldn't give his record a chance ( conspiracy?! ). Zindler stormed into KILT to expose this conspiracy and PD Bill Young put him on the air live, while Channel 13 filmed the entire thing, explaining how an artist must pay dues, get exposure in clubs. etc. until lots of people want to hear his record, then it gets a chance. But Bill agreed to play the record on KILT and did so. The song was the worst! In fact they GILDER PLAYS IT COOL IN INDIANAPOLIS — Nick Gilder faces a giant (but well behaved) pulled it off after the first 50 seconds. With the TV cameras still rolling for the 11 o'clock news. crowd at his recent Labor Day Weekend Muscular Dystrophy concert in conjunction with WIFE radio. the entire episode became a very favorable piece for both Bill and KILT. 1 Page 18 REtR/FrIdey, September 15, 1978 r TOP-40

AEROS MITH CO MES TOGETHER WITH KILT — Aerosmith was visited by pair of KILT/Houston personalities following a recent sho w Pictured back stage after the concert are (tr, rear) Columbia's Norman Hurt, the group's Tom Hamilton, KILT's Butch Brady, Aerosmith's Steven Tyler, and KILT FM's Ed Beauchamp,. in front are Leber-Krebs Manage ment's Peter Mensch and James Townsend from Rice University.

LEIF IN THE FAST LANE — Leif Garrett is besieged by a mob of fans seeking autographs, close personal contact, and possibly pieces of flesh at a New Orleans gathering sponsored by WNOE. To Leif's immediate right (below) are Ben Scott! of Scott/ Promotions and WNOE 's Kim Stephens.

THE CHOKE'S ON KDZA — One of Ariole Records' more gripping pro motions is pictured, as National KI(OK WELCO MED TO MASONIC ORDER — KXOK/St Louis was recently Singles Promotion Director Billy awarded a gold record plague for its efforts in helping to break Dave Mason Brill genially throttles KDZA/Pueblo Pictured 04 are Columbia's Tho m Callahan, K XOK PD Lee Douglas, and Music Director Rip Avina on behalf Columbia's Gene Denonovich, of a current label release

M O NEY BAGS MO NTREAL FANS — Eddie Money visited CKG M/Montreal before his recent Montreal gig. Pictured at the studios are (1r)CBS Canada's Francis Tassard, CKG M's Donna, Money, and station Music Director John Keogh, along with two friends.

HEAT WAVE HITS WA VZ — Heatwave made waves in New Haven as WA VZ gave away tickets to their local concert and albu ms The group then flew into town and broadcast live on the station, and entertained two contest winners in a 'Day On The Town" promotions, featuring dinner with the band, T shirts, limo service and backstage passes. Pictured are (Ir, top) WA VZ Music Director Curt Hansen, Epic's Debby Gould, WA VZ CHUCK FULL OF GOLD — KJR/Sea tile received a gold record from A& M on Chuck Mangione recently Pictured Program Director Pete Salem, (1.r, front) winner, Heatwave's Johnny 04 are A ErM's Ross Ojeda, Sr VP Harold Childs, KJR Music Director Tracy Mitchell, PD Steve West, and AffM's Wilder, and another winner Bob Scharbert t i gri Oti °41 M OL AY/ 3 0

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Midsong Goes Independent, Exits MCA

Midsong Records has severed its years, has already contracted with ties with MCA Records, its dis- distributors in several regions, with tributor for the last eight months, further deals to come. Midsong's and will be independently distri- roster includes John Travolta, dis- buted. The label, which was disco artist Carol Douglas, and Mel- tributed by RCA for its first four anie. Fire Destroys Maryland Stations

Two Lexington Park, Maryland ed in the studios of WPTX and radio stations were virtually des- WMDM-FM shortly before sign-on troyed by an early morning fire time at 5:30 am, and by the time last Wednesday (9-6). The fire start- an air personality arrived and called the fire department, the blaze had engulfed the stations' trans- BMA mitter room, the studios for the AM and the FM, the production facil- ities, control room, and the music (Continued from paga n library. A portion of the adminis- tration offices was the only area cutive Kenneth Gamble, a BMA left ungutted. Repairs are under- cofounder along with former NARM way, but both stations are in need President Jules Malamud and ex- of records to restore the library NATRA President Ed Wright, (WPTX is a Pop/Adult station, in his opening speech stressed WMDM a Top 40). Causes of the BMA goals of bringing black music blaze are being investigated. (in both the radio and record sec- tors) up to parity in such areas as employment, business practices, PHASES OF MOON—The late Keith Moon is pictured in happier times At left above he's sho wn laughing it up financial rewards, and radio signal ARB Revises with friends Ringo Starr (left) and Harry Nilsson; above right he boggles the mind land eyes) of Wolfmen Jack strength. with a spectacular moon shot Below left, he greets a pair of unusually enthusiastic fans at a Houston party for The BMA has formed four inter- -The Who By Numbers - albu m, and at right he's pictured with MCA President Mike Maitland (left) and group nal divisions (performing arts, (Continued from page 1) me mbers Peter Townshend and Roger Daltrey at a Los Angeles -Who Are You preview party last month communications, marketing/merchandising, and recording), each been revised downwards so that into the cause of his behavior. "I Are You," his brash, explosii division with its own six-member markets qualify for HDA's with Keith Moon live out all my fantasies, thereby style influenced thousands of ns board of directors and 12-member 10% ethnic population (or 300,000 getting them all out of my system," sicians; and he provided welcn executive council. In addition, there people) with an ethnic station in (Continued from page 31 he told an interviewer. "Fortunate- moments of comic relief for th is a 37-strong advisory board, with the market, 15% without. Arbitron ly I'm in a position where finan- Who, a band which lasted for Motown founder Berry Gordy, Jr. adds that updated U.S. Census fi- with a buxom young lady who cially I'm able to do it. When years (and dozens of drastic as Honorary Chairman. The or- gures will be used to determine dropped her pants and "mooned" you've got money and you do the putes) without a change in perm ganization also scheduled a foun- ethnic penetration, and that a new the office at every opportunity. kind of things I get up to, people nel. The future of the band, a der's meeting for June 8-12, 1979 minimum number of contacts per laugh politely and say that you're ready in doubt before Moon's dean in Philadelphia. followed by a mid- telephone retrieval household has Eccentric And Proud eccentric. When you've got no mon- is currently clouded. year meeting June 14-18 in Los been set — the previous minimum ey at all they come right out and According to associates. M Angeles, as well as a tentative live was five contacts; now it will be Moon took his own eccentricities say you're mad." Moon was by all had recently cut down on vari TV awards special in November five per household or two per per- in stride, and on one occasion of- reports an extremely generous and excesses and was in good sh 1979. son, whichever is higher. fered some provocative insights friendly man, with a keen intelli- prior -to his death. His life gence lurking behind his madcap always excessive, but he lived front. As a drummer, playing on in a spirit best summed up by every Who record from their first sign which hung from the gate single, "I Can't Explain," in ear- one of his houses: "Caution: C ly 1965, to their latest album, "Who dren At Play."

A WILD KINGDO M GUY — W HBCl/Memphis's Paul Mayer, who portrayi the station's mascot. the Q Rilla, at various functions fulfilled a lifelol W NBC'S INFERNO MUSIC— W NBCINew York sponsored a free concert at Long Beach on Long Island starring ambition by meeting Merlin Perkins, star of the syndicated -Wild Kingdom the Tram mps The station plans a series of free outdoor concerts during the rest of the sum mer The Tram mps show The two compared notes on various forms of wildlife as Part °I are pictured in action above W HBQ 's "Zoo Day Perkins is a flea, by the way e It's a"Sweet Life for these stations:

WPGC add WYRE add KX106 16-10 KAYC 24-18 WCAO on WQXI 10-7 WSGN add CK101 22-18 KRBE 40-30 94Q 11-8 WKIX 32-26 KKRC add Z93 12-6 KLIF 39-34 WGLF add WROK add KSTP on WTIX deb 36 WERC add KQWB add KKXL deb 24 KJR on WLAC 37-31 WANS 15-11 JB105 38-33 KDON add AND MANY MORE. "SWEET IHE"

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Gary Stevens tonwoodore, 1 1 Aerosmith Dorn, ',WI WI I I HOTIEST loig In, 12 funsadelis Roble G.bb IA-14 /rile 10-6 WEE0'Wayneeboro PA ,4011117 Calle 1.7 Anne hurray Barry Manilas Capt. 4 Tennille 21-lo Taste Of Honey 1-1 thris Rea 11-1O E. le 1 I Nicl. Gilder 12./ The Who Bob Kennedy Hall 6 Oates (rile 12-2 mialp 1, 11 Kenny .499 0,, 11.0 fory 19-14 HOTT(ST. HOTTEST. lenny LoggIns 70.6 WCAO.Baltinior• MD 10,4, ,0t4, 21-11 EidE 11 In Donna Sumner WHO M Palm &rich FL Calle 2-1 KLMS Lincoln NE Billy Joel fluy 1.1 Linda Romitadt 18-11 Ron Riley 8, 11, Joel /2.11 Park 29-22 Scott Fri* !revolts/Olivia 6.2 Rob Hager City Boy Nick Gilder 4.4 LAB )0.21 WY K. Annapolia. MD /al/ 20-1/, Village People 12-1 HOTTEST Chris Re, IH.8 Foreigner tR8 18-12 11,.1 . Steve Kingston Gerry Rafieett WAYS-Charlotte NC VIDRC21)miloil 641 Andy G1bb 10-14 I RI, I Hot 1-1 Mato 25-;( Z9BILittle Rock. AB Anne Murray 15-B Chords Dorton Li]. 14 4,11iog Stones Roy Rosen JAn Cassidy ? 110 .enny Loggois 17-13 ( o Vanne11$ V/C)1110Tolmdo C*4 WFLIChattanooga TN Thr who WGBF ,Evanaville IN Dr. Nook Boston 19-14 Sty. BinsuElluAl Chuck Slovens Hall 4 Oates Adam Smasher Paul Day., Gerry Rafferty 27.19 Teddy Pendergrass AnneLOB Murray (apt. I lennille John Paul Young HOTTEST Linda ROnstadt Donna Summer Billy Joel HOTTEST: Amlousla Exile 2-1 VOISE;tAlloonm.PA HOTTEST - Meat Loaf Sty. Earle 4-1 Rolling Stone, Boston 12-0 TonyBoolh Exile 1.1 Dr. Hook Walter Egan 12-4 HOTTEST . Teddy Pendergrass It , Chris Rea 11.4 Gino Vannelli 72:tI :S O! Honer 1.1 Will Philadelphia PA Gerry Rafferty Nick Gilder 21-15 Taste Of Honey I-1 WION'Si Cloud MN Nick Gilder 20-13 Alta CO011dge 14-10 HOTTEST' Nick Gilder 6-3 .4(11TEST Alicia Bridges 20-16 Emile 6.3 Tom Kay 1•11 Robin. Bob Seger 23-19 Kenny Loagin, 10.11 Exile 3.1 WL0FOrlando. Fl. John Paul Young 22-17 Jou rr 1 Rick James 13-10 Taste Of Honey I-1 Nick Gilder 19.14 Nick Gilder 11-2 t iiZ 261) Olivla 5-2 Reggie Blackwell The Who 70-11 Donna Symmer 30/Pitmbiugh. PA Anne Murray 12.4 foreigner .4111,' faile 11-5 WGH/Norlolk. VA Gerry Rafferty 74-17 Barbra Strelsand PetbeSulliran Kenny Loggins 11-6 'o r,, R.4 , Vision 27-21 Ir moo, I -1 KIJF Donna TX HOTTEST Boston 15-11 Bob Canada Bob Seger 16-10 10/. arl. , 141 'J....4 14 11 Steely Dan -19,-. 25-19 SteveSco11 Anne Murray 2.1 Or. non, ICLEOrWichata.KS 41,1 o,;der '1-li 1.nnY loggins 14.6 Roll,...) hones Amtrosia arne KSTP Minneapoba 64N '3111 r wI 20-7.. Donna Sumer Bk4)Lasrmince thris Rea 11-10 Aero wth Steely Dan Parallel Three rapt. 1 to-o...111,• 21 SOUTH Barry Kintigh., Ging Aualsom VIE/3C Duluth MN 11mon/Taylor 11.14 Stephen Bishop HOTTEST- ifOrr1',1 Arrosmoth (RA) ' Bob Seger Steven B Oliver IWO,, 0,1,0, 24-15 mO"IST DOL.tio. 2-1 HOTTEST. Exile 1-I Boston WHHY ,Montgomery. AL Crystal Gayle WPGC Washington DC Anne hurray 1-1 • •.ibb I 1 Joe welsh 1.1 Parallel One Nick Gilder 11-7 Satisfied Rich Thomas Barry Manllow Art,. (rile 7.1 fon, 24 .1'• Robin Gitrb 16 -7 WRILIVReci ea WI Elholl Kenny Logg.ns 12-4 HOTTEST. HOTTEST NIck Glider 10-7 Village Penni.. 10, Taste Of Honey 194 W orm 1ano., Ron Richards EMU 15.10 Taste Of Honey 1-1 lob Siwier Cammdores 1-1 LAB 11.9 Y 100 Miami FL • Li. 4 r 12 Mall 4 Oat. Anne Mirray 20 -15 Exile 4-2 C ring 24-16 Nick Glider 15-5 Gino A.,,,,- II, NOT11%1 MollIng Stones kebnY Loggins 17-15 Colleen Camidy LAO 2'. -19 Kr, , Gar. Exile 11.6 Rolling Snows Anne Murray 10-5 Emile 1.1 I oreigner KFLE/Gairselon. TX v- 0105fTampa. FL Boston 21-18 NOTTEST• Kenny Loggin, 14.9 Gerry Raftprr, Gino ?fennel!, WAVZ/New Haven. cr Gerry Rafferty Gerry Seifert, /0. lb WCOL/Columbus. OH Lynn lotkowicts Commodores NILO Gilder /-I Dav•Collins Taste Of Honey 2, 11 HOTTEST m0111s' Curt Harimn kenny LoggIns Harry VaInniina High 22-16 Anne Murray 1U-5 Nick Gilder 71-16 Olivia 1-1 Nick Glider florid GIIP, Eole I- , fo,, 16.4 Oonna Summer Anne MurraY It,, Who Linda Ronstadt 24-19 !revolts/Olivia 1-1 JAB I?' HOTTEST Awrosolth 17.17 Lrn Parallel Two BlIOS'Orlando. Ft. John Paul Young II . Alicia Bridge'. ( King 1-1 Donna Summer HOTTEST fenny Loggrns - Nisk J,14er 15-i Ambrosia 7S-1 1, Ton, Wwwl :apt. 6 Tennille Boston 21•14 funiadeli, 24-17 Gino 'fennel 1 Teddy Pendergrass 6-4 HOTTEST: Eolle 1.1 WISM/Madinon.W1 Boh 'Whispers The McCrary, 11-7 1 1 VOICYT'foungatown OH "0110 51 Soler 72.11 oaigner Taste Of Honer - Stephen Blshop WOLFrfalishamss. FL Taste Of Money 6.4 lonaihanLittle loreigner Andy ODD John Paul Young 22-17 Dick Thompson vlsion 2o-71 Travolta/Olivia 9-1 'The Who Len Brenner 61,1 Gilder 12-9 Throw Donna Simmer 10-27 Aerosmlth 10-8 LiC I 1.10 Not 1-1 near! KIKACSiour F416 SD Lindisfarne Emile 17-1 HOTTEST. 14.11 Ambrosia Gino brannelli WNBC Tiew Yorli NY f.C. King 11-9 Karen Young (apt 4 Termille Barbra Streisand CrmwaStraw Boston 1.1 WLCY'Tampa FL Boston 19-15 HOTTEST Walter Egan 11-7 Stephen Bishop Roe Frani HOTTEST: Barr, Plimilou The Who 12-6 Exile 2-1 Anne Murray 70-8 Sty. Foreigner Ron Parker Travolta/Olivla 2.1 Or. Hook VIERC/Binslaghaa. AL Barry Olanilow 14 -7 Taste Of Honey 1.2 fomy 21.11 HOTTEST Michael Johns . mouston W1010/Auquirtn, GA Robin G M, 11 -g Gino fennel!, Anne Murray 17.4 Walt Brows LAB 10-4 Exile 1-1 Pablo Cruise Barry Mlinilow KnnnY LoggIns Bruce Steven. E.C. king 16-12 Paul Day,. dp Kenny Loggins 19-13 Robin Glob 14-1 1 Paul W ulf SylyeSter Donna Summer H3l'EST Dr. Hook WIFE4ndininapolls. IN LAB 7-2 Nick Gilder 21.19 HOTTEST Rolling Stones Donna SU M, Steely Dan Gerry Rafferty 20.15 Boston 14-7 HOTTEST Michael Johnson 28-21 Barbra 5tryisand J-1 Jerry Shook foreigner 1-1 MfBBFA,chweier NY HOTTEST- Starbuck gob Seger 11.7 Paul Davis Chris Rea 12-10 HOTTEsy, Hot 6-1 Ode Walsh 7.4 Torn Nast Taste Of Honey 1-1 Steely Dan AfiCrosla 15-, ViE;RD.P3tendRapida,NEEGe rry Kaffert, Bob Seger 21.19 KRITIE1 Pam, TX LIB 14.1 (rile 12.6 rpm). 9.6 HOTTEST John Paul Young I -1) Exile 1-1 Pon While he Who Aerosmith Blab Woad Barry Wanllow Boston 11-1 Toby Beau 15-10 Village People 11.8 Exile 5-1 The O n 71-14 Anne Murray 6-1 WALK/Dulutb. MN Ambrosia Chris Rea 114 1411 Stephen Bishop Emile 17-4 glIlf Joel 14 -1S BoSton 15-11 Nick Glider 7-4 Steely Dan Brum Ilacemegot Rolling Stones Kenny (engin, 21-14 NOTTES1 Ronny I. pp• 1 Nicb Gilder 23 -17 Chris Rea 11-8 Rolling Stones WANS/Andamon, SC HOTTEST. Anne Hurray 1)-10 Crystal Gayle Gerry Rafferty 22.1n Fo reigner Zirc: ( 1 11der 1-1 David Gates 1111111(01kmion.MLA Bill McCown Joe walsh 2-1 Gerry Rafferty 17-1) Aerosm1th NOt 1-1 Taste Of Honey 7-3 Justin Hayward KEVIII/Topak• KS Mark McKay Z97/Ft Worth, TX Frankie Valll 4.2 HOTTEST: KATC/FMairmont. TX (rile 12.2 Walter Egan 11.2 Clime. Blues Garr Mack LTD R Gmealoy Taste Of Honey 7-4 baste Of Honey 2-1 Paul King Boston 4.3 Kentie Loggins 17.51 Slya Pablo (robe (794/Richmond. VA Dr. Hook LAB 11.5 Exile 11-7 Nick Gilder 14.4 Boston 14.11 HOTTEST (apt & Tennilir Don Ray None Kama Fredricks Sty. Bob Sege , 17.9 Garv, Mani! . JoAn Pa u l young van MorriSon WZITTEST. Rick James 15-10 (1110 A-16 Calle 1-1 Heart Dr. Hook City 30y Commodore% 1-1 Mist Loaf Chris Rea 19-11 Stephen Dishoit KBEO K•nus City MO Kenny Loggins 10-6 Barry hanilow Gene Cotton HOTTEST ns105/Prorldionce. RI Joe Walsh 2.2 John Paul Young ForeIgner, HOTTEST WKY/Oklalionm City OK Kim Welsh Gerry Rafferty 13-10 Steely Dan HOTTEST, Olivia 2.1 Robb Slewart Olivia 3-) (cmmodores Vision 21-14 Nick Gilder 2.1 Nick Gilder 18.12 Michael Joenson Mick Gilder 1-1 Sandy loom LAB 1441 Billy Joel 15.6 foreigner & Won 11-7 Anne Murray The Who 23.17 Dan Hill Anne Murray 10 -S Gerry R ,,,,, ty 16-1? John Trayolta Beatles 13.8 HOTTEST WOXI/Atlanta, GA The Cars 12-1 Barry Mani'. Trooper Stonebolt LAO 15.6 HDTTEst Rick James 25.18 Lightning foreigner I I Inchon Paul Davis 15-11 Steely Dan neart W M/Grand Forks. ND fierosia Hot 2-1 Robin G OO 16-4 Rolling Stones Walter (pan 3.1 BIlly Joel 27-22 KVIL/Dallaa. TX Ambrosia 22-16 Rolling Stones Wynn Davin Andy Gibb fierossitth 4-3 Hall 4 Oates Paul Davin 24-18 Uthrosis HOTTEST' Chris Rea 11.4 Mike Ray TO... • Village People 14-10 Cant. I Tenni I lc HOTTEST• Exile 2-1 ABS Rita Coolidge 16.10 991UlimmYcmk.NY Or. Hook ICAAY4.1116 Rock, AR Piero Robin Gibb 17-13 m um /cocoa Beech, Fl. Exile 3-1 Kenny togiont II.4 Bob Seger Crystal Gayle 24-16 Billy Joel HOTTEST: C. David Hnoillton Bobby Blob Kesel Boston 19.10 Taste Of Honey 5-1 Boston 11-9 Rock 6 Poll Barbra Sire n...4 20.111 NOTTEST Foreigner Swim Ocean The Cars Nick Gilder 7-4 T.* Who 14.10 HOTTEST %One Commodores 1-I not I-1 Meat Loaf Wings HOTTEST • Best KNOW/Austin TX EMU Is-1n Nick Gilder 16-11 (vile 2-1 E.( ring 11-6 Boston 11.5 LeRoux Alicia Bridges Vf1B/DIVRockkarst IL Meat Loaf 2.1 Pablo Cruise OW Mayne Kenny Loggins 20-14 Anne Murray l.1 Travolta/Olivia 21.8 LOB 16.6 Robin Gibb HOTTEST. lohnArthus Emile 10.5 Andrew Gold HOTTEST: WHB K.,,... City MO Kenny toggle. 10.7 John Paul Young 16.13 Alicia Bridges 14.4 Chris Rea )0 Nick Gilder 15.7 HOTTEST: Barry Manila., Gerry Rafferty 14-4 Bob Seger Kenn,. Lnggins 26-20 Ger', Rafferty 20-Ic RAllintl Stones Anne Murray 64 W MEE/Ft Wayne, IN Don Berns Emile 1-1 Donna Sumer Ambrosia Boston 21.10 Miss 2.1 Billy Joel 15.7 John David Spanghn Hall & Oates 14;11 Anne Murray 4-1 Styx Rick Jareff 18-12 Exile B-4 is.s Crystal Gayle Paul Doris Teddy Pendergrass 16 -9 Stephen Bishop 92Q/Nashville, TN Rolling Stones Barry Otani!. HOfTEST K M/Houston. TX Boston 11.7 Gerry R fffff ty 24.11 KOWII/Faroo. ND .1066 Paul Young 17-10 Clout Vallia/Shannan Robin Gibb Ambrosia Commodores 1-1 Clay Guth Boo Seger 17-11 Pa ralle4 Two Lmmy Loggln, 19-14 Davld Gates Billy Joel Hall 6 Oates Taste Of Honey 10-1 Aoor u .lp Anne Murray 24.16 010044obila AL Player Stephen Bishop ABS Travolta/Olivia 12-1 Oonna Summer Dr. Hon, Crystal Gayle Stonebolt Nick Alanander JAHR Belushi Keith Merman Briblo Cruise Boston 16-11 WPHD Outtalk, NY Parallel Three Heart gen Hill WFLB Fayetteville NC Mork Earner Rolling Stones HOTTEST HOTTEST. Jefferson s.tar,hip John Paul young 20-15 Hari Morie• Rolling Stones Player Stitnley B Stewart HOTTEST' LBO 2.1 Exile 1.1 Chris Rea Or. Hook Pablo Cruise (opt I Tennille K104 ,En• PA foreigner foreigner Mirl. Gilder 0.4 Meat Loaf 14.5 Soot ,. J . Cocker HOTTEST mOTTE'T Barry Manilom Not 1-1 '0711 -1 Chris Rea 11.5 Linda Ronsfadt 11 ,1 Stye KKLS Rapid Csty SD foreigner Bill Shannon Eolle Dr. Hook 10p1 Taste Of Honey 1-1 1410 O'Jays 11-7 Pablo Cruise (did (411, 1.1 lost. Of Honey 14 Is Gilder 17.10 Paul Davis Std ./Xio, Lindisfarne Tasty Of none. 7. , Nick Gilder 6-2 Kenny loggins 16-9 heart Billy Joel Donna Sommer 140 1 Nick Colder 15 Roston 1S-7 v.11.90 People 21-11 Gino fennel', Kenny loggins 17-5 LAB II./ JayI4 Den Hill Anne Murray 14-14 HOTTEST' men,., 1099100 Donna Summer str.iour. I" W... 14 I Chris Ora 14.10 Player Styx ferry Rafferty 21- 19 Fn., 5.1 hos... , 19 -10 NOTTE01 MOTY(ST I 141 /7-11 KZ9IIPecule, IL 2, WVIC Lensing MI Rlab Janes Meat Loaf 1 ! HOTTEST Kenny LOggins 10./ • m,,iray Charlie Quinn EmIle 7.1 Bob Berry leB 06,rrar Ow Cars 17- , Nick Gilder 4-1 Anne Murray 17 -9 4 1 WHIK)44emphim. TN KEIEL/Shinv•port. LA knbrosia HOTTEST Bob Seger 15-9 Sweet 11.5 funkadelic 21-14 WFO WIdarinitta GA Bonny Logginv Ia./ 4. 1 John Long Randy Davis WNOE New Orleans. LA Fureognor Or Mocik 11111, Joel 15.10 fail. 21-15 Gerry ,, y 11-8 Barbra Streisand 76-1r. Mika Durrett Linda Ronstadt Eddie Money 4.4 Nick Batoo 11 111. Journey Michael Gerry Rafferty 74•I9 Bob Seger 18-11 Ambrosia Donna Summer . 9 Stones Johnsen 14.14 Boston 2)-17 Gerry R ffffff y Sty. W HIST Gerry Rolling Sten , Bees ,. boys Wings Capt B Tennille Gino Vannell , Nici Gilder 21.16 HOTTEST Styr ' McC rrrrr (rile 4-1 Leo Sayer Taste Or m,w, 4hr Who 24.21 Olivia 1.1 Aerosmith Starbuck Loggint 9-6 HOTTEST HOTTIsi (silt 6-2 HOTTEST HOTTEST Nid, Gilder 15-1 Taste Of Honey 7.1 ioreigne, LOB 17-1) LIB 12-7 Ekile 1-1 Emile 1.1 C King 9.5 not 2.1 Aftrmia 71-16 Boston 10.10 Taste Of money 5.7 Chris Rea 6.2 O'Jays 154 Bost . 4 Teddy Pendergrass M)-77 Boston 12.6 SRA 4-) Boston 21-16 Bab Seger I foxy 16 -4 Anne Murray 10-5 fffff la wn, 22.22 The Who 24.4 Mei , L la , Is I Nick Gilder 12-4 Anne Murray 14.1; Are you old enough?

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be it progressive, AOR, or whatever. We try and think of them as 18-34 stations, giving this target audience what our research has shown they want to hear, not what our jocks think they want to hear. Back in '72 or '73 at station staff meetings jocks would get so incensed over playing certain artists that they didn't like that they'd quit. We see the same thing happening nowadays over artists like the Bee Gees. We have to make sure we don't fall into any parti- Jeff cular mold as some free form stations have done in the past. If you stop moving with your listeners as they move into the eighties, you're going to be cast aside. Our listeners have Gelb told us to stop being so hip-conscious and that's what we're doing. Last week's untimely death of Who drummer Keith Moon was revealed while I was taking music information from AOR reporters nationwide. It was revelatory to discover how much this Charlie Chaplin-like character meant to so many AOR radio people. Time and The Lee Abrams network of Superstars AOR affiliates now numbers around 55 (even he again in discussing his loss with reporters I was met with choked voices and expressions wasn't certain, offhand, of the exact figure). This already-imposing number of affiliates of genuine sorrow. How sadly ironic that the first change in personnel (if not the break-up) should grow, according to Abrams, to nearly 80 by year's end, according to current company in the Who's 14-year history comes with the death of one of their founding members. A final prognostications. Although at present the Superstars stations are all located in the continen- tip of the AOR hat, along with our gratitude for the music and memories, to one of AOR tal United States, Abrams is already looking into a move overseas to introduce the Super- music's eternals, Keith Moon. stars approach to Britishers in the foreseeable future. The Superstars network presents such a formidable challenge and important keystone to record promotion people that, as reported in last week's AOR column, RCA Records has already created a new position for The summer ratings books have arrived from Chicago, New York and Los Angeles. The Lee Arnold, whose sole responsibility will be promoting the company's AOR product to the big success story thus far comes from K M ET/Los Angeles, who went from a 3.6 12+ overall Superstars affiliates. in the Spring book to this book's 4.8-, placing the station well above the rest of LA's Top 40 Things have never been better or more lucrative for Superstars founder Lee Abrams. and AOR outlets. An interview with KMET PD Sam Bellamy, discussing the station's growth already the subject of features in publications like People. As an undeniably important AOR and success,is upcoming. force I felt the time was right for a conversation to bring everyone up to date with the man behind the Superstars, Lee Abrams: Major Staff Changes At WM M R/ Philadelphia R&R: What has attracted so many stations nationwide to the Superstars programming As reported in an earlier AOR column page feature, WMMR/ Philadelphia has a new PD, approach? Jeff Pollack, and a new image. Much of that new image will come from old names and voices Lee: I would say we're sort of an insurance policy to them. They can do it on their own disappearing from the station to be replaced by new ones. Among those recently depart- and do all right or perhaps have a better chance of reaching their goals if they sign up with us. ing the station have been PD Jerry Stevens; programming assistant Pam Sindaco; MD April R& R : One of your group's attractions is its research abilities. Feld; jocks Steven Clean, David Dye, and Don West; newsperson Beth Thomas and public Lee: All the stations have people do a hundred questionnaires on the street each month affairs director Lyn Schultz. Recently hired was former WKQQ/ Lexington PD Dick Hun- for us; that's 5500 a month coming in! These are 50% lifestyle (hew people listen to the radio, gate as MD and program ming assistant as well as newsperson Mark Scheerer from WEBN / what their leisure activities include) and 50% music-oriented. Plus we have some outside Cincinnati. Rejoining the station is popular Philadelphia AOR personality Michael Tierson help from Bob Atkinson. who worked for Hooper for years, and John Pericol, who studied who returns to his old night slot on the station. under McLuhan in Canada, and who does a great deal of our lifestyle research. In reference to the many changes at the station Pollack stated. "We're making them to We perceive research as a balance of science and emotion. The old way of doing music enable us to be fully competitive in the market," and hinted that coming weeks would bring "research" was purely emotional — if you liked it, you aired it. Then there's the purely further changes and new names to the station's roster. scientific, chart-oriented system. We try and balance the two so that all ideas start emotion- ally but go through the extra step of confirming it with our further scientific research. We try - --, T7--- not to let one or the other get out of hand. 1 - . Evolution , R&R: How do you keep track of the activities of so many stations? -: Gary Granger has resigned as PD of WSH E/ Miami after eight years at the station. Lee: Lee Michaels, Dwight Douglas and I talk to the stations weekly. We also send out ',``I think it's time to do something else," Granger said. He'll announce new plans shortly a weekly programming memo to all the stations which has the results of our research ques- ' . . Tim Spencer has been named PD at KTXQ (formerly KFWD) /Dallas. He was the tionnaires and other such stuff. And twice a year we get all the PDs together for a meeting ;station's MD. Tim mentioned that contrary to popular rumor, the station has not con- to rehash everything and think ahead. Also, the PDs have a great deal of local program ming , racted to become an Abrams Superstars station . . . As reported elsewhere this latitude, except perhaps in some of the smaller, newer markets where we need to exercise issue, Bob Reno has resigned as PD at WN0E-FM /New Orleans. Lee Armstrong, more control until we get the ball rolling. Ihe new PD, will bring the station back to its successful AOR programming stance Of course as we expand upwards towards 80 stations, from its current Top 40 programming in the coming weeks. And it's nice to have the key will be finding some more qualified people for them back . . . PD Lanny West and Sales Manager Geo. Payne have exited Y 102/MOnt- our office staff. We'll have to hire some of the best PD's gornery . .. Dave Forman has been named PD of KEZY AM & FM/Anaheim. He was around. formerly PD of the FM only. Luck with the added responsibility, Dave . . . Former RJR: A lot of AOR PD's have recently migrated to KPR1/San Diego MD Cecile has been named MD and midday personality at 91X, the record promotion jobs and others, which has caused new 100,000 watt FMer beaming in to the U.S. from Tijuana. Also on board at 9IX for some concern about depleting the stock of worthy AOR mornings are ex-KPRI morning team John & Mary . . . Curt Gary has been named programmers. Do you feel that at any of your stations? MD at WEBN/Cincinnati . . . Benson has exited WZMF/ Milwaukee where he was MD Lee: If there were as many qualified jocks as there for parts unknown. Returning to his former MD post there is Mike Wolf . . . Former are program directors we'd be in fine shape. Our problem KGB-FM/San Diego jock Billy Paul is now fulltime overnighter at KYXY/San Diego seem:, to be a lack of fresh good air talent. What we run . . . Kelly Randall, nights at KTXQ/Dallas has left for Boston Top 40. New at KTXQ into are a lot of jocks who sound like 1975: they read the afternoon drive is Alan Farmer, from K LIF/ Dallas . . . Jerry Matthews is new to cards and tell the time and temp really well. And there KREM-FM/Spokane doing middays, from KFLI/Mtn. Home, Idaho. Also new to the are still the 1969'ers who talk for two-and-a-half minutes station is Dale Larson. a weekender. Splitting were Michael Larsen and Mary Hewitt about who played on the cuts. What we're looking for are .. . Joe Shannon has exited his airstuft at WZZO/Allentown . . . KLOL/Ifouston people with a street feel, a Bruce Springsteen on the air, morning man John La Bella has moved to.KZEW/Dallas . . . New to nights at KBPI/ if you will. It's just a matter of finding people who are Denver is Joel Folger from KQWB/Fargo, and to news is Kathy Miller from KWBZ/ in sync with 1978. Denver . . . New to WQMO/Greensboro middays is June Poteat from WBBRt R&R: Where do the Superstars stations perceive Burlington. .. John Evans is the new news director of FM 100/Seattle, from music as going in 1978? city's KGA A. Lee: It sure looks tight for the immediate future, at least. We've been studying music of the last twenty years Update quite actively, and have found musical peaks and valleys. AOR stations nationwide played a key role in fund-raising for the Jerry Lewis Muscular The high points have been the mid-fifties, mid-sixties, Lee Abrams Dystrophy radio-and-telethon. To name a few: All of the WBCN/ Boston air personalities and the first generation of super groups in the late-sixties. were on Boston TV from midnight to six to raise funds; KFMH / Muscatine jocks did a 24-hour In between were years of musical activity of less import. Right now we're in a musical period telecast from area TV studios and shopping malls featuring local talent and station air per- analogous to 1961, with dancing coming back (then it was the twist, now it's disco) and groups sonalities. The station accounted for over $21,000 worth of pledges; WYXE/ Madison's morn- making hit after hit but little lasting musical contributions (the Four Seasons then and the ing news team Michael Seger and Jim Owen did live reports from a shopping mall overnight Bee Gees now, for instance). Not that there's nothing happening musically, but the level of where they solicted over $15,000 in contributions; KKX X/ Bakersfield jocks Jon Russell musical excitement is not there right now. As a reaction to this musical trend people are and Jerry Weidenheimer did an on-air marathon for m.d., from a Saturday through a Mon- listening more for favorites and less for obscure artists. Additionally, many people are using day afternoon, raising over $12,000. A tip of the AOR hat to the many programmers who radio in general as a background medium instead of excitedly tuning in their favorite station went out of their way to add their talents and names to such a worthy cause, the benefits of to hear what's new and good. which will obviously be repaid to the stations manyfold in new listeners and overall station Our guess is that somewhere around 1981 this will break and something new will happen. imagery . . . Elsewhere for Labor Day, KOME/San Jose did a daylong airplay special of the I feel it'll be the return of protest-oriented music . . . New Wave music was protest music albums popular over the station's eight-year history. WRIF/Detroit broadcast a commercial- but our research showed it was too nationalized to the problems of British young people to f ree day of music by Detroit artists only, featuring everyone from Mitch Ryder to Ted Nugent relate to American youth, who are in better shape socially and financially. . . . WEBN/Cincinnati's second annual outdoor fireworks display on the Ohio River attracted It& R : How will the Superstars stations be changing to meet the challenge of the eighties? in excess of 100,000 people from two states ( Kentucky borders the river's other side). The Lee: We are trying to keep from pigeonholing the stations into a preconceived identity, Continued on Page 45 Snptember 15, 1918

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Soundttack IRSOI keliX 641 KTKT 1246 It X D 941 1 mint and/or exerts significant na tional Influence 1.11115 711 KG W a-22 I PI P2 PI , I•2 13 AI/PA 2.5 KEN! 2049 4 otherod South Northeast , South \rorthriisi 147117 RE NI 14 WIN4 g14 W AIM • 30 W4/41 23 IV Pearled II: Selected stations in aecondory inientota that are format 1 KR OY 1542 ' • 11.111Q 7411 1(10114 7.10 USX 31-80 114 425 W AIN" 2249 , 949 16 21.1 494 1045 KEX M '74 dominant' and/or exert a significant local or regional influence This 11115 30-2/1 ; 1(1. 1 154U , W At 11 410 1 WEIL 77 141. F 30.15 /31104 3-6 KQE 0 441 Wt IL 3.5 I W APE 14.9 I WEE() 20411 WIFI 2544 W APF .1 25 I gyro 241 KRKE 5-4 WIV I 1646 1 W 011147 W HEN 10 14 WRK O d4R W 0111242 parallel may also contain some major market stations that do not 1 MIKE 1446 WPGC 64 WP(se 11 4 ' WTIX 1340 W711(1 10.9 W Nut 21-15 qualify for parallel one status. WC AO 14 7 , Q1016 4 WC AO 44 WICK W 2149 WK 814 ISI_S I W AKE 1342 lough i(411 CKG11 A VI CKG M 1040 WIGA 1140 W11114 10 1 .4 1 th • WEND 190 Parallel III: Selected stations in smear, merketa that are format 54ositt South 41141 24, • ' zWal l 166:1134 :V III i..A. I) v. Wroll 10.1 dominant • and/or exert a significant local Influence This parallel may W REC 104 KVIL 25-22 :0 4° 14911. 1047 1 197 843 WL 04 1749 WILot 25 KOINE 1144 H ow 84 KRIM 8-3 Zee 12-4 wrto tIg contain some secondary market stations that do not qualify for WELD 19.17 793 2149 SN O W 1448 WIIBQ 1045 , rid ii-p W(iLIe 1148 ROBIN GIBS LITTLE RIVER BAND W111119 11.8 WEL! 4145 WEll parallel two status 'Ala., * 311 4.11C 19.22 WLC Y 2242 It" Mid wesi ; KEEL 1341 KEEL 1643 WAAY 44 W AAY 1243 Ohl Darling IPSO) Reminiscing (Harvest) WIIGN 32 ; W KIX 1241 WINK 1843 Midwest WKIX 4-1 CKL W 1146 1 94105 1544 :ZARA r Note: (')Format dominance is based on the Monday Sunday, 6A M W ANS 443 111601 29 22 1154P 1647 S w1DX 44 KAYC 1348 LP Sgt Popper Soundtrack LP Sirs•thr Catch w AYC 10 WZUU 4141 CRE W 1344 KINT 4.20 141LE 941 511.39614054 218-5 - 12Midnight, total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron. W GCL 944 2,4,d,n44 , VIDR y 4.29 W RJZ 5.4 C14101 1141 PI P3 KD W • 104 WCG Q 741 PI Pi Pi WCOg Ill. All present and possible future reporting stations are evaluated and KSTP 104 MidereO West W KY 15.40 010012-9 Northeast though Northeast NI rtheas1 South Nooh•asi 6100 24411 W GCL 7-3 K A AY 2645 W NCI 21.20 W KE 0411 updated twice annually These evaluations take place in January KIVU 1240 WC OL 11147 Midwest WEIL on 0444 1242 WEE 22-20 WABC a-29 v., (f 4-2 el° li 1 W4111,2 1444 Wed WNCI •47 KERC 1240 1 whi m 25-20 W1E11847 KL1E 3543 W GUY 1243 1111X 2245 94 I WAEll 20-20 Midwest and July W WI 2028 W HEN 26-30 W NBC 29-27 KL V 4-3 WEE() 1442 WCOL 204 . WIFE 23 -3 3 W AKX n-ii WPGC 2342 " A 74 W AYS 1343 W OVE 4 ,2 KEI 0.35 W N DE • B 1 ,4 1.45 W O W 1643 WIFIBC1545 WC AO 33411 WN OR 1117 WEIL 2448 ERIC /144 South K1111341 W11,4 449 ' WOR D •46 WJON 1847 WICI1W 1746 W KY 2544 WIVI 2145 W AFE 1842 WHEN 10-16 WAKX 54 I WVIC 1941 COM M • b on W RK O 144 W ON 44 WFS(. 107 KIM N 447 1847 WEIC 44 * DENO TES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS P 2 WISH 6-5 W 0110 54 W MEE 1341 W R OK 25.23 1743 W EN D 31-25 WPGC 124 K104 27-22 51 411 134 141031 14 Northrtrt1 1 W0110 7-9 W TRU 17-20 Sr .1•11, 911111 28-24 W RFC 3348 WC AO 7-5 W N OE 146 RIO,', WISM 2041 KIOA 1748 W21413-20 WLAC 3035 WEO M 1843 WKB W 94 SA. lab P2 KEE on WROk 27-10 7106 20#41 Ka n/ 547 KV OX 1414 KVIL 441 113Q 25-26 4/10E 11143 V 752 111 1-21 KBE 440 WTRU 144 5 South Northeast 1310 144 WIIB 1242 KKLS 30.19 ICII BE 23-25 748 11/4 WELD 3025 W AK E 35411 W HIIY 4-3 W WI 044 W24441341 W ORC 1 0 W H OT 6-12 KL MS19-111 1100 7-5 KN O W d-28 WERC 1541 WSGA 1341 W EN D 1711 W H OT 2141 WSPI 7421 797 2546 9105 4-29 W AVZ 8-9 WIN AM 139 193 1343 WE'Ll 13-12 W AAY 27-26 W REC 14-7 KVOIS 5-4 KVIL 1846 13Q 14 W ERE 10-9 o, KV.W1 22-21 KEEL 27-21 WIRK 2548 r111114 11 811-15 WVOM 5-3 KI41.11 • 31 WINN(' 4-2 West WIRY 114 '''' m W G114 6.5 Midwest WSGN 2745 W ANS 1642 KRIM 2243 WL A(' 2044 WL OF 10-7 KI WI 174 YI00 2349 W AVZ 174 WPH D 1111 MITT 6.4 WKIX 2349 KAYC 109 9214 11-7 w rLg14.12 WK AV th AEROSMITH Kill- 793 2546 414101 KING 114 BOSTON FM 1241 KI)WR 14-8 9410511-11 K1LE 24-23 W OLF 6-5 KYYX 6-7 CKICII 1-5 WIIBQ 26-24 10-12 Come Together (Columbia) KIN G 844 West KSTP 18-11 KINT 25-25 k r0 V7.3 WERC 4-2 KIRK 14 WM " Don't Look Back (Epic) W RJZ 1745 wcs y 1644 WLCY 25-21 W3LI 54 W AAY 1341 WYRE 6-4 KIWI 1741 KEYS 211-29 WIllY 2144 KTAC 149 KTAC 1542 KYN O 23-22 0100 23.21 Kt EL II-? 311-23 KEY11 14 LP Sgt. Pepper Soundtrack IRS01 KAAY • Midwest W K 90 540 KCBQ 32 25 LP' Don't Look Back KEN O 24-22 Midweek WSGN 34 W ANS 84 KCPX 105 W6111 1745 KESN 11-7 ICH 26-21 WKIX 10.5 KAYC 154 :.1:r2 IV CKL W 30-21 KU M( 37-32 is RUX 1444 KSLY 2-9 KIMN on W RY 445 Midwest BJ1051143 KIEV. 13-10 West PI, P2 P3 PI P3 W17640 4211 KOPA 1646 KIK/ 1.8 KDZA 114 K114111343 WN(711 a KINT 26-21 611601 1-3 H‘olheth4 South Northeast Northeast South KKIIC 24-22 KI/WN 7-7 KG W 12 Northeast KENI 1645 K U M 13411 WC OL 22-25 WILIZ 7-5 wi m p 10-7 KERN on It NO 211411 KYTE 1543 WN DE 447 W RKI1 7-6 KNIT 7-4 WJDX 1041 01001441 KDON 1/914 on W APE d46 W.111Q • ' KERN 25-24 P2 WZULI 1941 494 d-24 W A BC 2040 W 111.5 W.154,0 6.3 Y94 84 KRSP11-25 WIFE 2748 W ARS 25411 KAAY 84 KEN,/ • WRK O 1341 W G11 on WEE 01240 MIX 21.10 94 13-7 WJON 2045 WGC1, 23.21 Midwest KR OE 23-21 WC AO 2643 W TIX 7-4 W GU Y 74 W AEB 1949 KR OY 1241 KQDI 1845 Northeast KZ93 1748 K37(111 26-24 KE W 254 WN BC 1643 W AYS 23-20 WISH 1845 Mid welit WK a% 1140 W N OE •411 WI1YN 2845 WEE ° 1944 KFX M 12-20 KRIM 24 W O W 448 KQE0 1541 RILE 241 W1411743 W APE 0446 W GU Y 144 KQE.0 9-9 ILEX ° 1243 W DRC 29-28 WVIC 2542 WTR U 22-21 WKY 10.8 KDZA 37- 01105 104 1004 29-33 W RK O 1945 W WI 2141 KV OX 1141 West WNCI 449 KRKE 1543 South 495 94 W HEN 124 KRKE 11-9 W AVZ 1147 W MEE •411 KKRC 14.2 KCIN d• WPGC 5-5 W TIX 9-5 WFBG 1541 36105 2141 W OH O 2149 KLMS 4.20 WC OL 4-29 WRK R 1240 ETV 17 WSG A •47 South K W 27-23 WC AO 104 WN OE 1241 4004 23-17 WRIBE 4-27 W1111 26-25 W KAU 035 WN OE 14.5 %PBC 9-9 KR5P 4-2 197 1747 44 W K8 W 14-12 91/105 1945 KFI 8-5 Baer,. 11 ERE 29-24 KLEO 107 WN A M 26-21 WIFE 2949 WJON 7-5 1(9131 74 KIIIIF 37.27 W HIIY 1742 CKG M 440 Y9511144 KKXL 24-25 KFRC 1743 WLCY 20.20 WLAC 4048 W YN D 2343 South EXILE WIRY 3248 W HOT 1443 KZ93 1445 WISH 7-2 511111 24-9 W AKE 19-16 KBO 14-7 KI WI 25-23 X00 1545 W OR D 1645 WR OK 2248 KFX D 26-tt 9214 28-24 WVO M 021 South WSG A 15-12 SEER 10-10 Silt 6.6 Mal. et, Z961846 WELD 2240 WHHY 2044 Kiss You All Over (WI) West WVIC 1743 WTRU 1846 4094 1945 WEN D 12-7 KSTT 27-23 KIM N 24 W MP.F 24 WEA Q 10-7 KN O W 034 W OLF 542 KRTII 104 KRBE 3547 WBBQ 1847 W RFC 2849 KING 2149 W ORE 13-9 WOHO 941 WSPT 3-5 t 131 w 14-16 wrLi 25-23 W AAY 1645 4100 26-21 WLAC 1745 LP Mikod Emotions W10440 16-10 KEEL 33-29 WIRK 2145 WFO M 13-7 KEYS 24-21 K1041542 KV OX 1544 Z93 1740 9240 10-8 West 11 /UV 1646 WSGN 2343 W ANS 7.4 WI.OF 2,4 KJRB 1143 P2 KLEO 2549 KilOS 4-S W HB Q 2346 7.941 23-23 WELK 1340 14 GCL 22-20 WKIX 2044 K11,21749 PI P2 PS ICTAC 3145 KBEQ 8-6 WLC Y 1541 KN O W 1746 W OLF 24 KCPX 1444 KEN O 1547 WHII 6-9 KLMS 14-9 114105 32-29 CR10118 4 N4E112-15 Northeast South Northeast Northeast' • WERC 2447 KRUX 35-35 KDON 1943 WH OT 10-4 WK AU 2545 ,s• 31 KINT • WCG Q 4-30 KEEL 1540 Midwest W AAY 22-19 KTKT 2645 KYSN 29-24 WNA M 9-4 W RJZ 447 G100 4-29 WSGN 24-22 MIX 10-5 W( C I 2.2 W M/1140 1.105 11-9 I. /10.26 WIRK 41-25 KENI 1141 KSLY 22-21 13(413-V West KKXL 3-2 CKI.W 28-214 W KIX 12-6 WNBC 124 91 0 2-1 WAE 6 9-3 \ 1R on Midwest Midwest W ANS 134 KERN 27-21 KDZA 2548 W DRC 94 SE WI 2043 OUVIA NEWTON-JOHN 93105 11-7 WEIL 6-3 I KL F14 WEECI 2-2 KCIIN 1740 W DR Q 23-20 KILE 31-28 Vol 7-5 W AVZ KIIS- SEE R 6-3 KD WN 15-5 KINT 94 CIDOI 1441 W WI 6-5 1 WAYS 44 W OVE 24 KYTE • FM18-16 Hopelessly IPSO) W RK R 1542 WRK O 5-3 W APE 124 W HEN 4-4 KR OY on JIM/5 3-1 W GBE 7-4 Pi K293 d-20 W11111 7-2 W RJZ 1340 WCG Q 1141 KFX M 24-22 KRSP 1745 KING 10-6 W O W • W1SM 2541 WJDX 20-21 WPGC 24 W 011114 WFBG 11-5 WIRE 11-5 KSTT U-7 W GCL 2446 61001940 KQE 0 2148 K W:111947 KYYX W YP M 134 LP Grosse Soundonch sorthetht W VIC 29-27 W TRU 30-25 WCA O 14 WT1X 41.7 K BIM 26-20 WE RE 9-7 WEA Q on KA AY 11.7 KRKE 2147 KJRB 54 W MEE 28-23 CKG M 29-26 W N OE 14 South KFX 2347 WTRY 10-5 W KAU 2649 West Midwest WPH D 5-5 KTAC 1013 West 50 3 1105 4-3 W 0110 1844 Midwest South 0605 9-7 PI P2 , 40. 29 KLE O • WN A M A.25 W HHY 541 WKBO 7-5 KCBQ KHJ 1644 Northeast , Sou th Ntorth•est A AVL 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NVIC 7-1 WEA Q 20-20 KR OY 1442 WSPT 6-3 Midwest WFL1 14 W ANS 1-2 [ KRSP 34 4,710113-4 S O Y 01 KCPX 843 KYSN •44 W MEL 1114 t.i II P3 ICEX M 6-3 Northeast KV OX 1341 KEEL 8-2 KAYC 19-21 KQDI 11-9 CKG M 14 795 3-12 KRUX 1741 KSLY 7-7 W OHO 1745 impe o 6-2 KBIM 14-9 CKL W 124 I WSGN 14 'it-6 Northeast South Northeast W E4 415 7 WI1111 23-31 KOPA 4-3 KDZ A 37-34 K104 24-24 KQ W11 1945 tas KRKF 6 2 South 4,, 11 9705 1142 KLMS 16-14 W DR Q 2149 1 WKIX 24 KEX O 1640 WEN D 14 KTKT 8-3 KC UN 10-7 KLE O 29-25 WCG Q 1-5 I3Q 1644 W K AU 31-26 KD WR 24 BJ105 5-4 WABC 31-23 9440 1946 W AEB ciao w1ALBRQA c 64:172 W11144 , I KENI 23-22 KYTE • K BEQ 134 0400 34 W DRC 28.2 WN A M 2045 KSTP 4-3 1 KINT 11-7 99X 15-7 KLIF 11-7 WEE0 4-3 wi o M 241 KERN on KRSP 16-13 W AVZ 34 NOB 5-4 WZUU 14 W RJZ 14 KAAY 8-4 WN BC 26-24 W AYS 2145 W OVE 3-3 297K1/ 3-1 L23-2 92Q 4-4 WI DE 3-3 V94 1645 , KRIM 34-30 V4110T 16-14 KKXL 6-5 38405107 KE W! 2745 W GCL 16-8 WJDX 3-2 W RK O 114 W APE 1540 WHEN 1140 KRUSE 946 198 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FIErRiFriday, September 15. 1978 Page 32 THE PICTURE PACE E/P/A Contracts For Unlimited Gold Holly's Hits Platinum In England

Epic/PortraiVAssocieted Labels recently hosted a luncheon in New York to cel. brate their new association with M CA Records' album, "Buddy Holly Lives", a collection of Buddy Holly and Barry White and Unlimited Gold Records, which will be distributed by CBS Records Gathered at the fete are The Crickets' greatest hits, has reached platinum status in England Mar (seated, l-rl: Hosea Wilson, UGR, Don Dempsey, SVP, E/P/A, Berry White, President, UGR, Glodene White, Tony tin Setterthwaite, MCA Regional Promotion Manager in London, was in Martell, VP, CBS Associated Labels, Jim Tyrrell, VP, E/P/A, (standing, In Frank Mooney, VP, CBS Records, Elmer Nashville recently to present the platinum awards to two members of the Hill, VP, UGR; Don Eason, E/P/A, Paul Smith, SVP, CBS Records, Tony Sepe, UGR, Paul Politi, Execut:ve VP, UGR, original Crickets. Pictured (ir) are: Jim my Bowen, VP, MCA, Joe Mauldin Vernon Slaughter, CBS Records; and Bunny Freidus, VP, CBS Records International and Jerry Allison, original Crickets; and Satterthwaite Little River Band Flows Gold Stanley Stands Out

Arista recording artists the Michael Stanley Band opened the bill at a re cent concert in New York City's Central Park Pictured crowded back Harvest recording artists the Little River Band were awarded their second gold album for their most recent re- stage are (standing, l-ri Tom my Dobeck, group member; Dave Morrell lease, "'Sleeper Catcher'', celebrating the achievement with a party at the home of Capitol's President Don Zim- Arista Rick Dobbis, VP, Arista; Iry Lukin, Arista, Michael Stanley; Abbey mermann Pictured at the presentation are (top row, r) Rupert Perry vp Capitol: Geoff Cox and George McArdle. Konowitch, Arista,. Kiki LaPorte, Arista, Artie Patsiner, Arista; Mike Be/kin, group members, Zim mermann, Beet. Birtles, Glenn Shorrock and Graham Goble. group rnemtors, Dennis White, manager of the group; (seated, trl.. Bob Pelander, Kevin Raleigh, Gary Mar VP, Capitol; (bottom row, I r) Derek Pellicct, group member, John Boylan, co-producer of the group; David Briggs, kasky and Danny Pecchio, group members, and Lenny Sceffidi, Arista. group me mber, Glenn Wheatley, manager of the group, and John Marks, ICM. Three For 1994 Kendalls Up For Canadian Gold

RCA Canada recently presented the Kendalls with a gold album award for Canadian sales of their album, "Heaven's Backstage at the Santa Monica Civic, Karen Lawrence (right), lead singer Just A Sin Away - Shown receiving their award are (In): Ed Preston, VP, RCA Canada, Peter Darrell, air personal for A& M recording group 7994, is congratulated by A& M's Mark Spector ity, CFG M, Dick Shorey, President, Ovation Records, Jeannie Kendall, Jack Feeney, RCA Records Canada. Royce (left) and Rick Neilsen, guitarist for Epic recording group Cheap Trick, who Kendall, and Brien Barker, air personality, CKFH headlined the date. 1111VAMINIG VS BELIIEVIIINICa

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THESE STATIONS HAVE PUT ON THE "LIGHTS" IN THEIR CITIES:

KFRC CKLW KYA WDRQ KLIV KSLQ

FRO M THE NEXT PLATINU M ALBU M "INFINITY"

ON COLU MBIA REC ORDS , Page 34 R&R/Fridey, September 16, 1978 Black Radio

Bill Speed

Building A Station's Image, Part II

This week we'll look at one of the radio industry's M ARGIE JOSEPH'S 7-DAY RAP-CITY — As part of a seven city promotional tour heralding powerhouses as well as one of its most notable black her new album, "'Feeling My Way, ' Atlantic recording artist Margie Joseph attended d luncheon stations. This station has a long successful history of a in Now York City accompanied by (jr). Hank Caldwell, Atlanta Records, Linda Haynes, MD, solid image not only within the professional radio world W WRL, Sonny Taylor, PD, W WRL; Margie Joseph, Eddie Holland, VP, Atlantic Records, but in the community of Memphis as well. Audrey Bernard, Amsterdam News; and David Nathan, Blues & Soul The station's Program Director, Mike Frisby, be- lieves there are two major components to building a sta- People tion's image. First, the personality of the airstaff should be united to project one solid front to the listeners' ears. John Edmond has joined the staff of WDIA/Memphis. Edmond comes from a local tele- Mike says, "All personalities should be components. Not vision station. His duties will be Director of Promotion and Merchandising, as well as coor- one guy doing 'A' and other doing 'W'." Second, com- dinating public affairs shows . . . WEDR/Mkuni wishes exiting air personality "Elmongo" munity orientation or public service is extremely impor- good luck in his new venture. He'll be going to Tuskegee . . . William "Bootsy" Collins, tant for black stations. bassist and leader of Bootsy's Rubber Band, has been hospitalized in restrictive confine- Mike Frisby ment. Bootsy's doctors advised him to remain in complete seclusion with no contact with his band, fans or the entertainment world in general until complete recovery is evident . . . WDIA's heritage was built on strong community involvement. The first black announc- James Jack, formerly of 0K-100/Washington, has been appointed Program Director at er was Nat D. Williams, who was an educator who came from the community and believed WKND/Hartford . . . Dave Michaels comes to KDAY/Los Angeles from KROY/Sacra- in helping the community. Then came A.C. Williams, who. is still doing mornings 25 years mento. Michaels was formerly Operations Manager for KROY . . . Priscilla Chatman later. Frisby feels a large part of A.C.'s following is his total overall acceptability within has been appointed National Publicity Manager for Salsoul Records and its Affiliated the market. Listeners honestly feel he's concerned about them and their welfare and that Labels... Ron Mosley moves to H&L Records where he'll do National Promotion . . he reflects their feelings on important community matters. "For example," Mike says, "a lot of times people will actually call us when they see a crime happening before they call Places the police and we don't even give away money for the best news tip. We still get them." The station began operation in 1951 and became a black format in 1955. B.B. King, Ru- Disneyland was the place KDAY/Los Angeles held its "Dance to the Music" contest. fus Thomas and several other top black entertainers have worked as jocks on the station. More than 2000 spectators turned out for the event. 30 couples competed for stereos, watch- Other unique community involvement programs morning man A.C. Williams has made es, and dance lessons. The contest was judged by D.J. Rogers as well as members of LTD involve numerous appeals to the people of Memphis for things like food for needy families, and several KDAY personalities . . . WAWA/Milwaukee is. the place Ron King will be clothing for burned out families, and even asking for lodging that would fit within a welfare programming. King is currently with KACE/Inglewood . . . The home of Ted Baker budget for a family that was very poor. In addition, he helped raise $20,000 in cash for the (Brentwood, CA.) is the place Ted-Mar Productions in cooperation with NARCISSUS (Na- Joan Little Defense Fund. Frisby claims there has never been a cause for which Williams tional Alliance of Related Creative Industry Sisters United in Soul and Spirit . . . Whew!) has asked for donations that his goals have not been met. "When an appeal is made, is holding a gourmet wine Si dine affair in support of Congresswoman Yvonne Braithwaite it's met," says Frisby. "He has listeners that grew up listening to him on the radio." Fris- Burke's bid for Attorney General of California. Among the chefs are several movie person- by also mentions that if a boys club is having an activity, one of the jocks from the station alities as well as recording artists: Eloise Laws, Kellee Patterson, Dawn (Thelma Hop- is always there. kins and Joyce Wilson), Della Reese, Laurence Hilton-Jacobs, and Billy Dee Williams among Frisby goes on to say that WDIA does not take a powerful political role— never endors- others. NARCISSUS is a community-concerned group of women in executjve positions in ing political candidates or issues. Instead, Frisby prefers to deal with such matters editor- the entertainment industry . . . ially, feeling that it's not good professional contemporary radio to be overtly political. Fris- by explains his position saying, "You'd probably make a lot of friends, but also a lot of ene- Things mies. I'd rather have the great majority of my audience perceive my people as being their friends than let the editorials get them upset. Not that I want my jocks to be milkshake WLOU/Louisville in cooperation with the AKA sorority of Louisville is sponsoring a mild and never say anything that causes people to think but we prefer to say it within the "Push for Excellence" promotion that works like this: A word is given over the air, and lis- realm of things that stimulate the listeners to think for themselves, rather than us telling teners who call in with the correct definition win numerous prizes including dictionaries. them what to do." In addition, the promotion is sometimes reversed (i.e., the definition is given over the air Frisby feels the power of WDIA is the community as reflected in record sales and time and the listeners must call in with the correct word) . . . KDKO/Denver recently partici- buys. That's why, in Frisby's words, "Every time something is needed for the community, pated in the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon as well as a lot of on-the-street giveaways with as far as WDIA coming through for the people, I write it up for the sales department. As a goods like bumper stickers, T-shirts, and LPs . . . XHRM/San Diego is on the air and is in result, when they go to the agencies, they have a position of strength to deal from. People feel need of service from all record companies. Their address is: 326 Broadway, U.S. Grant Ho- (and it's important that they feel this way) that we are their radio station. Often pleas tel Mezzanine, San Diego, CA. 92192 . . . WJLS/Detroit recently gave away tickets to the come in from people all over the country trying to locate somebody living in Memphis and Bros. Johnson concerts. The station has exclusive listener cards that have numbers on them. having no idea how to get in touch with them, and they ask us to make an announcement. When the listener heard his number called over the air he simply called the station and re- For example, there was an elderly woman looking for her son who asked us to make an an- ceived the tickets . . . WOL/Washington has a music list number— 202-337-2956 . . . nouncement. After one announcement we found him. David Banks, Richard Pryor's man- WMAK/Nashville is the latest station to drop its numbered playlist. The station has also ager, trying to reach an old army buddy in Memphis, called and asked us to help locate him. showcased its $13,000 van which is complete with two-way radios to broadcast from various Shortly after the announcement was made, somebody called and said, 'Hey, I'm not him places around town . . . but I know where he is'." Frisby feels it's this type of thing that makes listeners feel that WDIA is a part of the community. 'That's the most important thing," he emphasizes, "national recognition is great but if the people don't care about you, you don't have anything." As far as competition is concerned, Frisby is not worried. He feels the other stations in this market play a lot of the same music, but WDIA is there in the audience's life. "At WDIA," he explains, "the announcers are good, the music is good— that's where image comes in— community image is good by itself but it won't get you over in this day and age. That used to be the case before there was a lot of competition. You could play James Brown and Aretha Franklin and appear in the shopping center with the people and you were the station In fact, you were the only game in town. Now, that doesn't make that much difference. The only time community image really helps you is when your other elements are professional too. You must have a good news department, the music must be right and you must have SHOOTING STARRS — A& M recording artists Atlantic Starr party down with Willie Davis of entertaining announcers Then it's important that people perceive you as their radio sta- KACE/Los Angeles. Pictured at the festivities are (back row, lit Atlantic Starr me mbers Clifford Archer; Davis; Joe Phillips; Damon R a n h * Jonathon Lewis; David Lewis; Porter Carroll tion as opposed to another station that plays your kind of music." Jr. (front row, 1-0.- Sharon Bryant and Wayne Lewis of the group Next week: Building a station's image with music Page 35 REtRIFriday, September 15, 1978

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Radio&Records IMENI Hottest NORTHEAST SOUTH MID WEST WEST NEW & ACTIVE Foxy Rick James Emotions T Bohannon Fos, Earth, Wind it Fire Ashford it Simpeon LTD Teddy Pendeirgres• The following are those newer releases that are receiving Toddy Pendergrass Cissy Houston Earth, Wind it Are Foxy Con Tynk Shun 0 'iriy• Com modores significant airplay at many of our reporting stations. Individual Karen Young Sylvester Funkedefic Prince Funkedelic Con Funk Shun Bohannon Candi Sutton Prince com ments regarding each song are self-explanatory, and are Earth, Wind Et Are Earth, Wind Et Fire designed to highlight the key action. Regionalized Adds Er Hats September 15, 1978 Stations are listed by region. Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity. MID WEST NORTHEAST ROSE ROYCE "I'm In Love (And I Love The Feeling)" (Whit- 11.1•10 wvoto VIDA° *CIS WILD W H O, WILPID 16Paesse TO * Wel C . . . O. O we . OH Clnereell field) Growing fast with 70% of our reporting stations on it. llow .s. MA D C Iewelts•S CT • Inniennn New Von IS Tr. Lemon O W Lew Loa WA . eb,..6•Isopresse ••••• Sores Tee . •neham, Carlson a n Jeden Just added at KUTE, KDKO, WLLE, WAOK. Already Top 10 ADOED ADDEO *DO M ADDED •DDE ADO, 0 •DOED ADDED Cle w, Lew Peen S enn Sevens. Eon at KSOL, WLOU, WJLB. WEDR. In hot rotation at WBLS. Seennon Pleb Heren• Nom, Artenbc HOTTEST notelece no. 6 Me mo, Peter Ile * G mr 6 tUnks Judy Crme. HOTTEST Cense, Hawks AN.,, Shotgun Ste p . M ee bee se FUNKADEUC One Nation Under A Groove" (WB) Still hot Heenoser• (We e E m elons l•ra Saone Con N M We. Cle m, Jan . Al Helen b The Sour Pe tnem DO. einy Sebes egh Me w Gt. b Han . Johnoon M ee erSte m HOTTEST 0 a Posen Wetmore with 70% of our reporters showing it. Just added at KSOL. In Sept. Meson WIne Cesy Menton H▪ OTTEST HOTTEST EV41•1 Obese Donne Sum met HOTTEST Teets Pendergra. L TO tee m . . 0 loss 0 J.T. HOTTEST Se m Wbros S• ' Young Onle Pere. Nick Wen. hot rotation at VVVON, W DAO, WCIN. Top 10 at WANT, Franc,. Lem, Willrems Ashford 6 Smerson ices HOTTEST Monne Jew Orme am en Con funk Slben 005 Mon . ke none Lab Pmes ( Mg Astdord 'Snob., Soundheo WIstonc Stan Cane Ste m McCroos KDAY, WLOU, WJ MO, VVVVIN, WILD. mrelone B annon LTD ( M O funks . . Hen,. Hancock Neon Vo ws Fuseedelb CSenst Lynn Os . lemeon Emetione ( M O M en . Henderson Demo Sum mer PRINCE "Soft And Wet" (WB) 60% of our reporters on it. Sieve Len . WN W . Samos Soo Johns., Helms. S Ss . iloPertnon noleord b Simpson Eletti Geese 0.** E a entseck • Just added at WVON. Top 10 at WANT, KDAY, VVTLC, WLLE, J. . ens C ., Hereon 1.4 0 Pereergre. VI.M10 S W AP Cale Se wn. Sten O'Ato Oledys a mgt. 'Wegener W OL monens O molorol. OIl Sege Wright Oonrrs Hansse m Ann Boob . WJ MO. M en. Fesal,Disc o Good M ena. Henderson DC Com mode . ▪ Tot1 5 Moos S m elt S weet, D., Ms E RIS Cnood . ATLANTIC STARR "Stand Up" (MIM) 60% of our reporting ADDED Sesse r Inewn ween 55 B▪ oo . C.. WO •DOED HOMO 0.11501 *Se m * VOW Wad Me e. OW no RI M stations on it and growing. Just added at KSOL. WKND. Sol . .. MD No m Ho b e . 6 Fe . 51 Lo .. MO Don Orm . HOTTEST PWIL• ADDED ADOED C 55T' LT' M liMMOMB *se ed b fon•P•o• HOTTEST Top 10 at KDAY, WHUR, WTLC. In hot rotation at W MAK, beev es SI Sono erne, Sone Mel threes. •00(0 •nentsc SOW ADDED Senors HOTTEST Com mode . leen, Heaven b Earth Dorothy Moot. W OL and WDAO. ,, enoms Com mode . AODED Dome Senn . Pore I.e . Cnno bennelk bone met ern Teeth PerWeenes. IIlebe II ('00('0 eel 0Hereorson Bo , Oh . II,00 Johnson e ms -Wove ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "It Seems To Hang On" (WB) 57% Gino Venn . Sawn baend Ilene Serrcm HOTTEST Nauli• Ca. HOTTEST W en 04 Su. wee., HOTTEST SUM lames brew * Obtlys omen! Stench of our reporters on it. Continues to gain momentum. New HOTTEST Fe, Rom 1.41cleel Mb * ...on Yet, LTD He w Yawns Melee. Sand Evelyn C Sons Sem Teddy Srinktn..... Tetia 01 Hones at WAOK, WLLE, KSOL. Top 10 at KMJQ. KDAY, WVKO, Proms COn Ewe a n Con N M Ilbro iellwit Band tee. Ferenc., Com mode . Coo, Hereon Oalenk Seen Fesbeck One McCow n SeMee W WI N. Stade flo wn Sonennon Mee . fn. . nu * Svbeetes Pe r Om en Onsione AM .. 5 005. ilenord Is &meson .14001 hecCrsnon BOHANNON "Let's Start The Dance" (Mercury) 53% of our Nene Harenen Ploo Peel La.ne Celbe w. 55 5059 Rene Wankeon SProo BULB Ole & y1(5.01 Stench reporting stations on it. Just catching on in the West with Eton .. bee kecCtsse • EA . Dom . Mt Cone Storm J so w. Soso Reece Oleo Pl.,. L Molloo recent adds at KYAC and KSOL. Also in the East at W WRL. o eke. * Mk ADDEO PsInce M AU AODED Sybnors Midchart activity at KMJQ, WDIA, WVKO, WJLB. AO He . . Sens WIS. 110•••••••• Thee. 00 HOTT1ST EMOTIONS "Smile" (Columbia) 53% of our reporters show- 0011 H••••••1 hey SOUTH *DO W lees CI. * Syereetes ing it. Already Top 10 at WVKO, KSOL, WEDR, WHUR. HOTTEST W MAll be105. 00 Yoe • ••I7 S UB LTD Nook. .. TN a n - SYLVESTER "Dance Disco Heat" (Fantasy) Hot and getting v • AMM O. PLC 5.5 5 loclaso• hey - LTD ▪ M ama Pod lop . V Coco Con Fee W com mode . Con fere Wen hotter with 53% of our reporting stations on it. Just added H A M Ha . •00(1) Micheal Inend.rann MLA lerrre 'Mom lee , •DOLO ADDED /POTTIEST W ee ms, Mow Flo,. J•••• Ca m at VVVKO. Good chart activity at WCIN. KUTE, WDIA, WILD, ne• Jocose. A mo Ponlo .k Cneedose Hudson b SF. den . . .F.F• Gnomon 540 . C. 0 J . Peon es Ann Peebles Teddy Perd•OPE0( Gee . Cs,. El Coco W WI N. Deboren Weele pton He wn.. 6 Se e HeAsono Lao . W ar m W bf HOTTEST STARGARD "What You're Waiting For" (MCA) 50% of our lse Mon• PHO . • rino. Sorbed Senee w O . So o knaColos ellarona reporters showing it. Top 10 at WJLB, WILD, KMJQ, KSOL. MO MS , 5.000. b { Meson J lboo . Sum been O WE. enleht Chorol Roo •yres SWITCH 'There'll Never Be" (Motown) 47% of our reporting Cone Steen Whoever, M OE TO Pocket, Hoodo . Sne• Attens. Sten stations on it. Just added at KSOL. Midwest leads the way on Wee Metes TD Rel. lames .0•11•ry .. .Olt Send Mernonto .rans this one. In hot rotation at WVKO, WJ MO, WJLB and WVVRL. CO. Runk Snu. SW . Sne m N O M One ., Settees Mon . . JACKSONS "Blame It On The Boogie" (Epic) Growing record Ilekennon Sen ( ems (05*00 411. POW . ( Mg C.• 11.$0 I with 43% of our reporters on it. New this week at WLLE. .0 M S! LOGE 0 M ON Tee* Or Honey WEST 111.4. A. Cane Illeon POOL IfUTI W DIA, WANT, WKND, WCIN. Se le mur, ICORO No . . foss Gbeneele C • Donny HeM eneo Fe▪ mme CA Dom ., CO 11.61•Om. CA GLADYS KNIGHT "Better Than A Good Time" (Buddah) LTD Ldnra dna. . Jackson* lne 011P . IL 60011) Ilebennen G .Sys oke ess job . Oen , lone. A00ED 37% of our reporting stations on it. Just added at KUTE. HOTTEST ACICKD ADOED ADO W Stn . Teen Emma . . Candi Steen Cane Sutton Mo e . • R m . Alkle lede r ABonek Pete Honens , W ee. Henderson 010•1* WDIA, WLLE. Good chart activity at W VKO, WJLB and hom Ikeesolecteer. — a - UA W El CoCe Ceres. Mosents •H e Tee. 01 He ms U we Ww ws W O W.16 S m Gem* W ere Sew Rowe KMJQ. treyn C Sr. One., Je w* LTD Gem C.. Heel I Illtreos Mb It Se Geed/ “v msy a n - HOTTEST ['Coo, WOLOPI DONNY HATHA WAY "You Wer6 Meant For Me" (Atco) Commode.. tOvers 5 051. C rang Ashford • Simpson Few, Corot Dere . On . m. OA Tetley •eneree• • • B (mg HOTTE R C•01.0•01. Wessel. EIor Wed kilonenes hon• Sono . I TD 33% of our reporting stations on it with recent adds at LTD M S .1.01.. lbw .. WS Pee. lloo m• Ss— Neese, EWEre NSW▪ Wo re S WIPE HOTTEST HOTTEST •ODED O S Jones Man Mn• W AOK. WLLE and WDIA. In hot rotation at KMJQ. WCIN Con Ibm S Mr kededeSs Sere . ~ me Heme mon T. te 0, Hones Raw No.* Soesess IOW Us OW OM Teddy Porelegnelle MeC orm Crane Sle w Me e r • (owe Con• Ikere Sean and WDAO. WC . C. . Sa wn 0 J . LTD lam Pees Brew.. Sees N C Toddy Foraa mom S . . Ds, 00cS CO . E .O . LTD Donny Hebennes Commodores ROSS fs JACKSON "Ease On Down The Road" (MCA) New M r , Clmil Coo * 0Am . Jorom ( Wbi Sonennen ▪ Poys• Sone Oon ti Teem 04 Hen. Pro . Noo m Loon S WI M p e es J. . •40e . b Smote, record with adds at WVKO, WLOU. KLIP, W ANT, WCIN ADDED LTD hav Franked.. HOTTEST ADA, Pl000 P. m Donee Stem mer Adm . Sm. In hot rotation at WILD. M K. * Sey D J Plog . EVItri LTD 110 . Om . Coo R . SP. 11.1. Prime Len , W eems McCrary* 0.5▪ TH...• 0.10 Wesen w lecke. Honclarson Eddle Ileneek • CM ,. Jettison NO. . • $.9.. Cane Sle w H MO P. O.11 .• ebec • B.d HO TTEST PIM Fe.. Mlles Bros levee, Men . Nam ors

Poems Stone. Com modores PkInc• Album Airplag Sehonnon L TO Cmoodets UN 61 BROS. JOHNSON "Slam" (AEIM) •" Blam", "Ain't We" "Ride Se . 0 Rocket" "Mista Cool"

LENNY WILUA MS "Spark Of Love" (ABC) •"You Got Me Run Thews records ara baglmIng to show format creasers, action. They are *Had elphabedcalty with regionalised station data ning" "Cause I Love You" avers RICK JAMES "Come Get It" (Motown) •"You And l" "Mary Crass RICK JAMES "You And I" (Motown) NE: 19-14 WABC, 25-18 WRKO, 17-14 WNBC, 18-12 at 99X, 23-21 F105, 4-3 WKBO. Jane" 21-18 K104 S: 8-6 Y100, 13-11 Q94, 8-6 WBBQ, 21-17 KNO W, 10-7 WRJZ, 15-10 KINT, 8-4 WHHY, 17-13 WFO M, 27-21 LTD "Togetherness" (AftM) "Holding On" "We Both Deserve Each 0th WERC. MW: 29-24 WDRQ, 13 10 WOHO, 20-18 WRKR, 26-24 KQ WB, added KKLS. W: 18-16 KCBQ, 15-13 KROY, 20- er's Love" 16 KYNO, 28-20 KYSN, 24-17 KDZA. ASHFORD ff SIMPSON "Is It Still Good To Ye" (WB) "It Seems To FOXY "Get Off" (DastifTK) NE: 12-3 WCAO, 14-8 WABC, 4-2 WPGC, 29-22 WHYN, debut 27 WTRY. S: 29-26 Z93, 9-6 Hang On" "Is It Still Good To Ya" WLCY, 22-17 WQXI, 16-9 WNOE, 10-5 WAYS, 16-8 WHHY, 5-1 WFLB, debut 27 KAYC. M W: 5-3 CKL W, 25-19 KBEQ, 21-11 WCOL. added WGCL. W: 23-16 KRTH, 21-19 KYNO, on KDON. MICHAEL HENDERSON "In The Night Time" (Buddah) • "Take Me I'm LTD "Holding On" (AWN) NE: 13-10 WAVZ, added WCAO. \NYRE. on WPGC. S: 36-20 KRBE, 8-6 WHB a 29 23 WAPE. Yours" "In The Night Time" 37 28 WTIX, added WANS, KILE McCRARYS "You" (Portrait) S: 11-7 Y100, 20-17 WNOE, 23-20 WBBQ, 29 20 WERC. added WFO M. on Z93, WKIX

QUINCY JONES "Sounds...And Stuff Like That" (AftM) •"Stuff Like M W: on WVIC. W: added Y94. FUNKADELIC "One Nation Under A Groove" MB) NE: 24 17 WPGC. 4 3 W AVZ, on WCAO. S: 21 14 WFLB. added That" "Love, I Never Had It So Good" WSGA, on WAYS, WAKY M W: 8-4 CKL W. debut 2,3 W GCL. CON FUNK SHUN "Love Shine" (Mercury) '"Shake And Dance With Me"

OHIO PLAYERS "Jass-Ah-Lay-Dee" (Mercury) •"Jass-Ah-Lay-Dee"

These alburns are listed in order of airplay activity from all of our reporting stations

combined Asterick denotes that the track is also. single. - Page 36 KIR/Friday, September 15, 1978

SO METHING FISHY IN CORPUS CHRISTI—KNCN/Corpus Christi, who derive many of their adorns the side of a station van equipped with speakers and an amp that beams the station's listeners from the beachgoers at the area's Padre Island National Seashore, have crafted music to the beachgoers. this as yet unnamed mermaid image as their new copyrighted station mascot Currently she

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BACKSTAGE WITH THE EXCITABLE BOY—Asylum's Warren Zevon relaxed backstage after a recent Los Angeles concert appearance. There to greet him were record reps and L.A. area AOR personalities. Pictured (l-r) are E/A national album promotion director Burt Stein, Zevon, E/A VP of promotion Kenny Buttice, KMET/Los Angeles PD Sam Bellamy, E/A Vice Chairman Mel Posner, E/A Field Promotion Manager Rip Polley, E/A VP of Artist Development Jerry Share/I. 1 BARISH THE THOUGHT — RCA Recording artist Jesse Barish (right) paid a visit to Lee Abrams (middle) of Burkhart—Abrams consultants to discuss his new album release. Accompanying him was RCA's national album promotion director, Joshua Blardo (left).

0107 GETS PETTY — ABC-Shelter artist Tom Petty visited the studios of STEREO CELEBRATION — To celebrate KREM/Spokane's switch to stereo transmission the station sponsored Q107/Toronto while on a quick Canadian promotional swing recently. a mystery phrase contest in conjunction with a local stereo shop.The first listener to correctly piece together the Pictured (Ir) are DJ John Donabie, concert reviewer Bob Mackowycz, phrase from clues aired daily won a $1100 component system Runners.up won car stereo systems. Pictured Petty's manager Tony Dimitriades, Petty, DJ Ten Woloshyn, and ABC's fir/are stereo shop owner, K REM PD Larry Snider, stereo winner, K REM GM Tom Long Elaine Corlett (kneeling, tr)GRT's Perry Goldberg and Q107 MD Bill Anderson. RE/R/Friday, September 15, 1978 MIDWEST WEST host Added Hottest Most Added Hottest offing Stones Exile Donna Sum mer Little River Band kmbrosia Nick Gilder Billy Joel Exile he Who Little River Band A mbrosia Taste Of Honey tyx VEST KOPA Phoems AZ KROY Sacramonto CA KYN O Fins, Rtmoals.W 1 7 OnanChninien Kn. Mitchell Kn. Van Karr, S. Rolling Stones Player Neat Loaf Stonrs City Boy Donna Sumer Dr. Hook WM E.C. King Pablo Cruise ARS ewer Pablo Cruise Billy Joel Sun HOTTEST, Sty. 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"WHERE THE M AGIC IS IN THE M USIC!!" Page 40 MIR/Friday September 15. 1978

Radio&Records Album Airplay/ 40 amr Chart September 15, 1978 Sum mary 1 W HO Last week's holiday (Labor Who Are You (MCA) Title "Disco' "New Song" "Enough' Day) meant heavy airplay on 2 BOSTON Don't Look Back (Epic) Title"Party" "Man" the superstars, which resulted 3 ROLLING STONES Some Girls (R. Stones) "Beast" "Shattered" "Eyes" lead in the top nine positions on 4 FOREIGNER Double Vision (Atlantic) Title "Blue" "Hot" "Belong" the album airplay 40 chart re 5 BOB SEGER Stranger In Town (Capitol) "Hollywood" "Tonight" "Number" maining unchanged from 6 KENNY LOGGINS Nightwatch1Coll "Friend" "Driver" 'Wait" 'Angelique" their positions of the week 7 PABLO CRUISE Worlds Away (A& M) "Live Without It" "Runnin' " "Rio - before! WHO's on first with 8 JOE WALSH But Seriously, Folks (Asylum) "Life's" "Station" "Over" "Sum mer" hots at 88% of our reporters. 9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Darkness On The Edge . (Col) "Badlands" "Promised" "Prove"' BOSTON is nibbling at their 10 FOGELBERG & WEISBERG. Twin Sons . . . (Full Moon/Epic) "Gold""Face" "Luna" "Asked" heels with hots at 87% of our 11 CARS Cars (Elektra) "Needed" "Good Times" "Girl" reporters. STONES and FOR- 12 ROBIN TRO WER EIGNER were next with hots Caravan To Midnight(Chrysalis) . "My Love" "For You" Title at 81% and 77% of our repor 13 HALL &OATES Along The Red Ledge (RCA) "Laugh" "Melody" "Music" "Lose You" ters respectively. SEGER and 14 ALAN PARSONS Pyramid (Arista) "Goes Up" "River" "Take It With You" LOGGINS were both hot at 15 LYNYRDSKYNYRD Skynyrd's First And...Last(MCA). . "Dove" "Home" "Jukin" "Daughter" 67% of our reporters. Contin 16 LITTLE RIVER BAND Sleeper Catcher (Harvest) "Reminiscing" "Day" "Shut Down uing their climb upwards were 17 A MBROSIA Life Beyond L.A. (WB) "Feel" Title "Camarillo" FOGELBERG Et WEISBERG, 18 SGT. PEPPER Various Artists (RSO) "Come""Life" as CARS and TRO WER main 19 GREG KIHN Next Of Kihn(Beserkley) "Remember" "Sorry" "Meetings" tamed and H Et 0 jumped up. 20 BOB DYLAN Street Legal (Col) "Cryin '"Tonight" "Guards" wards. A MBROSIA had a 21 M OODY BLUES Octave (London) "Slide Zone" "Driftwood" good week as did KUHN. DY- 22 PLAYER Danger Zone( RSO) Title "Silver" "Prisoner" LAN inched up while PLAY- 23 JEAN LUC PONTY Cosmic Messenger (Atlantic) Title "Happiness" ER and PONTY moved up nicely. RAFFERTY inched up 24 GERRY RAFFERTY City To City (UA) "Line" "Baker Street" as did PETTY. BISHOP did 25 TO M PETTY You're Gonna . (Shelter/ABC) "Heart" Title well while TRICK maintained. 26 JOE COCKER Luxury You Can Afford (Asylum) . . . "River" "Grapevine" "Funtime" CITY BOY inched up as EXILE 27 STEPHEN BISHOP Bish(ABC) "Everybody Loves" "Hideaway" showed increased airplay ac- 28 CHEAP TRICK Heaven Tonight (Epic) "Surrender" "Ca. Man" tivity. Bouncing back were 29 DAVID GILMOUR David Gilmour (Col) "No Way Out" "Short" W AR and GABRIEL, with 1994 30 TALKING HEADS More Songs About . (Sire) "River" "Big Country" moving up. This week's high 31 CITY BOY Book Early (Mercury) "5.7.0.5." "Cigarettes" est debut was HATCHET. Also 32 EXILE Mixed Emotions (WB/Curb) "Kiss" debuting was M ANGIONE 33 WAR OF WORLDS Various Artists (Col) "Autumn" "Heat Ray" and bouncing back were the 34 PETER GABRIEL Peter Gabriel (Atlantic) "Dl. Y. " "Air" resilient VAN HALEN. IAN debuted and NICK GILDER 35 1994 1994 (A& M) "Again" and MEAT LOAF almost 36 M OLLY HATCHET Molly Hatchet(Epic) "Gator""Dreams" "Bounty" charted. 37 CHUCK MA NGIONE Children Of Sanchez (A& M) Title "B'Bye""Consuelo" This chart is based solely on airplay 38 VAN HALEN Van Haien (WB) "Jamie" "Devil" and does not attempt to fabricate a 39 KINGFISH Trident (Jet) "Hard To Love" "Hurricane" trend. The artists in italics are those receiving the most rapid gain in air ao JANIS IAN Janis lan (Col) "Illusion" "Hotels" play Albu m cuts are listed in order of airplay preference. IN THE BIN CRUSADERS MOST ADDED THE HOTTEST Images IABC Blue Thumb; "Fairytale LYNYRD SKYNYRD Skynyrd's First And . Last (MCA) — Added at W HO Who Are You (MCA) Reported hot at 88% of our reporters STEVE GIBBONS 24% of our reporters Charted at number 15. Charted at number 1 Down in The Bunker 1PolydorJ STEPHEN BISHOP Bish (ABC) — Added at 18% of our reporters. BOSTON Don't Look Back (Epic) Reported hot at 87% of our repor 'Spitting' Charted at number 27. ters. Charted at number 2. NICK GILDER MEAT LOAF City Nights (Chrysallsi Bat Out Of Hell ICIeve Int FOGELBERG & WEISBERG Twin Sons Of Different Mothers (Full ROLLING STONES Some Girls (R. Stones) — Reported hot at 81% of Child" Paradise Moon/Epic) Added at 15% of our reporters. Charted at number 10. our reporters Charted at number 3. DAN HILL PRIS M CHUCK MANGIONE Children Of Sanchez (A& M) - Added at 15% FOREIGNER Double Vision (Atlantic) — Reported hot at 77% of our Froten in The Night I20th1 See Forever Eyes lAriuln , Title "Flying" of our reporters. Charted at number 37. reporters. Charted at number 4. KINKS STANCAST1LE PLAYER Danger Zone IRSO) - Added at 13% of our reporters. Chart BOB SEGER Stranger In Town (Ca pito l) — Reported hot at 67% of our Misfits lAristal Real To Reel (Epic) ed at number 22. reporters. Charted at number 5. Fantasy "Sun Shines" KENNY LOGGINS Nightwatch (Col) Reported hot at 67% of our

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PROGRESSIVE NORTHEAST SOUTH MIDWEST WEST SINGLES ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED LYNYRDSKYNYRD NICK GILDER LYNYRDSKYNYRD LYNYRD SI( YNYRD City Nights IChrys•lisi 20% Skynyrd s Forst And (MCA) 27% Sk ynyrd Forst And (MCA( Skynyrd s First And (MCA, 33 HEART STEPHEN BISHOP STEPHEN BISHOP STEPHEN BISHOP DAVID COVERDALE S freight On"IPOrtifsill Bish (AS O 16% Bosh (ABC( 23% Snakebite oUA Bite (ABC, 22% 2 STYX DAN HILL JAY BOY ADA MS JOE COCKER FOGELBERG Is WEISBERG Blare Collar Man • (AB M, Frozen In The Night 620thl 16% Fork In The Road IA tlanticl 18% Luxury You Can AffordlAsyluml 221 Twin Sons (Full MoorvEprc) LYNYRDSKYNYRD JANIS IAN 3 LINDA RONSTADT FOGELBERG 6 WEISBERG CHUCK MANGIONE Beck in The US A "(Asylum) Sk ynyrd s First And (MCA( 16% Janos Ian (Coll 18% Twin Sons (Full Moon/(picl 19% Children Of Sanchez (iliffA4) CHUCK MANGIONE KINGFISH 4 VAN MORRISON PLAYER HALL Et OATES Way•length (WEll Children Of Sanchez (AB M) 16% Trident(jet) 18% Danger Zone IPSO) 19% Along The Red Ledge (RCA) ZWOL JANIS IAN HOTTEST New York City" (EMI Arneroca HOTTEST HOTTEST Janos Ian!Cob STEPHEN STILLS PLAYER W HO Can f Get No Booty"(Col) BOSTON BOSTON Danger Zone 111501 VYho A I. You (MCA i 91* NICK GILDER Don t Look Back ((pic) 92% Don rt oolr Back (Epic) BO3TON 89% HOTTEST Hot Child In The Clry - IChoysalos W HO ROLLING STONES GINO VANNELLI Who Are You (MCA! 92% Don r Look Back /Epic, 82% Some Girls (14 Stones! 89% FOREIGNER BOSTON I Just Warms Stop"(Ab M) FOREIPNER BOB SEGER BEACH BOYS Dout ',ion (Atlantic) 82% Double Vision eA Hanby( 82% Don IL ook Beck (Epic, 85. Stranger In Town (Capitol! 85% KENNY LOGGINS W HO P•99y Su• (WB) ROLLING STONES W HO 10 CHRIS REA Nightwatch (Coll 82% Who Are You (MCA; 85* Some Girls tR Stones( 80% Who A re You (MCA( 85% Fool If You Think Its Oyer eLIA ROLLING STONES ROLUNG STONES BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN FOREIGNER Some Girls (R Stones) 82* Some Girls IR Stoner 768 Darkness On The Edge (Coll 68% Double Vision IA ties tic) 81% KENNY LOGGINS Nightwetch (COI( •••••••••• SoagIva .••• 41. * new . N.R .1.4 •••••••. • • • • • REGIONAL BREAK OU7S The numbers neer 70% • •••••• 1••••• ••••••• WM OM.. ••• Naa Oil * or wow I,* •-• W M. ••• to the percentage of stations on each area FOREIGNER • • •••• •••••••411 me Wee oner • • o w mt.'', •••••••• ,••• ••••• ••••• NO • e.. .• ••••• Now Om* moo •n••••• so ...ed. • we* that reported the album as either • hot or Double Vision (Anerinc) 67% en add "This album constitutes a collaboration, experimental in nature, be I wee 1/ Ti and myself It is an attempt for both of us to move outside 8bcown recognizable boundaries and try new directions—new forms of Music "which we rarely get to explore on our own. It is a chance to stretch, an opportunity to grow, and a hell of a lot of fun." Dan Fogelberg

Dan Fogelbere new album withTimWiirberg"Twin Sois,of Diffirent Mother," On Full Moon/Epic Records and Tape.' f',Ve i Page 42 KIR/Friday, September 15. 1978 ACP. ACTIVIT9

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ADDED Boston FoOM M.o - Anovo m IWB Thi af 1C4 ' Ann Arbor 617 266 1111 I'M Mo m Eon' HAIR Oairo 'RC •. Mortim tIl00l PtKt , 662 91 03 Talmo Noah 19.1.1 HOT AUK 1001 iCwielaii ADEN 0 Robin Tomer tChoim... Jot Cock...A *1m M I orminm .•11 Benny Lam m 'Coll -the PR -7 Toi Gott Mo o s„, VIM, AN sarriro 1PAC•' Who' MCA. POW HMI P. Die.. IRCA/ (kg, OC•000ll Boiton 10.0,1 -frr \. II4CA. Moo 'Coro.. 11..onlAnol•I R•11...m 1481 Roth,,, Soon.% IR Ssonmo Soo GA M,, Inolyrk• lull. R..... limn I-tot-724i 1101 AlooMy Mort I L maw.. Rom, Smoot... IC... , WirM 10,0144401 Les 0..6 (Coll Torn Poir IShtior , ABC Ilmk. t•toto Aohrmm1 111111 Moon Marton ICm.tol. JIM MY BY R D. SID' Playing sari.ass.vt, Plas Cokne co, Rem. So mmtmo .CMI ICMI Gen,. R•••• 401111 CIt Y BOY. AN'.)- SIU RR J P l(K N(. I I%. (S o o co m mie II•nto•. Ito,. Ruswil 1••• Mo. NB Button lEmcl DA RO M' Al) I and NH K (.11 RIR ungk, K.., R., !EMI Amon , Antony Woo. 181u• S1. • 4 .14,5 0•1m IRC AI Wha- -a ya say? CO. ,' Trick If piel

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ADDED ROI.* Ste m. 'I1 wrirwrnargerWrillIgnprol` 411111111111811181111181Plempamo on • "N O M, Austin _ } l•roW(d S 1MC•1 • .MC Bridgeport imelbenikk mherg Wa1.1. 512 47 4 854 3 lion Moon E no 1 203 579 9995 Bub So, 'Canoe', 4,1,0111 HOT Cormon Yu* 1Canourl Rm., loo ms 1Coo. HOT .11501 Who MCA. Rol..., Stone. IR Sitoo. Moor,. Blue, Nundonl Formvon IA111 Rom. Spe.np•lern (C. M ony Lomont 'Coll • R ...... 11101 Soden (Ewe) I...Mot 'ARC. Jo... Wochatto. Cm , 11•11o h OJAI N or Sop mootbrn m Pablo Cri....1AISMI wy irny . Se,. ,. MICA, RM..* Sion., If Mo m.. Brum Somentren 'Cob U1.(1 mr Boy Ada m I All I flinno Tim m. When.... hob. I Abst•I 18111 FS ANS. PIT Plas ma s•rsoais .uts. Plat trig 'lv Boy IM•moryi Alan P.'s.".., IA Cho. M ARI STY X. M AR OE N O W 115 14 4% 51014 Irn WWI lolly Root Bann 'Ho mo 1Aorlionl CO.0 Gdmoo. FiNd. Gob. 1Cloym1.0 RISON and K INK S sr nikk Horizon Music: Records and Tapes. P.m Gah m. 1/1.1, Bub Dylan !Coll BRIA N SI JAMES, MIT Plat ing sari...is rum Play N SIN/ 0411 PI/ Vint Ink i•ritro. ion. Plat em Ina HEART. S CY X. Si. I PEPPER ((et liatkl mul 14 5% tong.. I LNDA RONS I AI)1 cloak,

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I'v N-11 Mt tW/KL KY/IO2 • hp, ..frn ioir Rehre %mina, tu Cellit faElgin Hagerstown Kansas City Chicago Dayton 943 312 741-7700 816-753-4567 301 797 7300 312 777-1700 513 224 1501 *ODE D ADDED lloh.n Trower IChrysa8s1 Nrck Gado (Chrysalis) Surely Dan 'ABC, E v.if IWO C I. 1101 ADDED HOT 0001 floll.00Sl.,.,., Ill Stones) Muller low, r l rrnentl 15. 111 Donal Jrnsensen IP , . 0* , I Trate, Flunneurn IWO 11.01• 1 Alyl,lo,,.IWAI Jean 1.1A Pont, 1A1(1 Boston !Epic I Jur Cocker I•tSIons , IPSO) Neti Pt Oral! Kenny lo wnt 'Con Mono Royale 1 Illanol Slope Spongsteen IColl lk Cle w IRCAI lynyol Skynytd (MC A I Who IMC A I oltIT Vol Henn (WO I erniurn Toot IFIyonifishl hoe ctyp 150,,Tu u B,,,, lolle Retro Bend INarrool Jean lot Poor, IATIt Jefferson Steramp !Grunt RCA) Bolton IF pu I Da rn Covent/et ItJAI 01•11)Oet 11111 Huston IE pc I little Auer fowl ,,,,, Mos. Jernot MCA/ If!Ho Anwoceol Joe Me1. I Asylum! Woo (MC A I M ato. , C WT.,. ICepolol) Col Sroo Moan IA Kenny Loge.n, IColl Pet Mother, 1(C M WS Joe Will, lAsylurn1 Dan Nal INKhl Boll Sept ICeptIoll I..'. !WU Curls, Pelan Comte !AI M) NOT Sternott• (fou) M AX Fl OY D. PlavIni venous lilt Playing Pablo Cowie !MIMI HOT FuerohrreViershen ken Lon Pont, I API Moon Menu, IC•pliol I Gerry ,,,,,,, (LIA) AN MORRISON PAIR And S CY% tingle.. Kenny to wn. RAN! BA, Joel Icon Player 111501 Si? PRPO, IRSOI I F oil Moon ( ou I o e agutol) Can I(lektra) Steve Hale. nr!retn oh0 1 Coe, Trick !EON! S l,Sp., lc Foregone.IA?)) F memento I A I Cety Boy INITNuot I (N. CottN/o CellI lEredu Moo , 1C41 Who IMC A I Flu.. Ballard (Errol Wolter Toms 'Coll Tally Beau (RCA) Dont JeKonsen Iflaue Shy! t metbeepYtennera ..h saw. tCan.(o" 11.el Moon ( MCI Norton Borten, IC 0 W A N SCO TI. MIT COCKER'. "Rive! co m m a s-n-s WTI IIA MS, M O 411 +1 T. -J.4 W AMHRI. KSMB IR)RI S ode' FXII K e. FOGELFIER GAVVIS. M A's "Frer H AI I/0AI IS 'laugh' SI ARSHIP. /KIP GUI MC MI) 111.6.na .anout corn Ker mit W ALLY LFISERING. /LIU Playtng veno m con Play. BER G'. 'la w 'GAWP Playinig s rvx. M AR L 11....41n e WH O, Tide HILI 's'Eare" CI v n-s....0 ' IET ART ones- Ins DF V O, VA N M OR RISON and LIN DA R ON. Lafayette ARI Y SIM ON. W H O and CITY ROY sinew. Play on• I INCA RO NSTA DI on e., STAI)I unallas 318 232 1311

ADDED Pahl, Conte IAB MI FrnerlhetpaNe!shoro Rolling Sonar. Ito Stonet1 lull Moon 1010 enter,. Al))1 Hell • Oetet IRC A I Kenny L o wns (Coll Tom Petty 15001., ABC I 1,111e Rue. Band IN ,,,,, II HOT Hartford Joe WO N IA,Iuml Cincinnati I. Roue ICapooll lynyrel S ,,,,, el MCAI 203-549- 34 5 6 Boston II prel 513 871 8500 Dayton Bob Dylan ICol I F M 94 KPRS Who IMCA I 513 229 1247 /Et PBS° Sol PWINV 10501 Bruce Sponi men ICol I Edche Money ICon ogelletra Mteuterne Bob Sew 'Coulon ADD( 0 915 -5338211 Siv..hera soh Boston 1E001 1.11 %Inca RC, ADDE l!ol• Rote. Bend M ove.' JAY SI AI KIR. M D. Playona vannut con Playing lat.* Amer Band I leer,01 ADDED Jus Walsh Mayhem' Stores.. 1E00 1 Ow . CoyeralTre IU•I Prnslo C note 'AB M) 1 ENDA RO NSIAI H. HE A RT. STYX. RH A CO M Cart lElektrel lynyolS , INCIto Poen Persons !Av. , Dy on O w . . ML A/ Molly Hatchet {Foul Rothe. Stones NI Stones, IIK.F, I XII U. W AI IER EG A \ ( IIRIS RSA and r...114.1.o.ai To... Pane (Stoner AIIC I 1(1,111. Oen HOT HOT O W Sop, ICsouol I NIC K (.11.01-11 titmice •10 1019 Curl) Rolltne Stone. 111 Stones, !me ws. !API HOT Jolt Wash Arylunsl Moody Share I l ooPoo Rolan Imam, IChryulul F orropho i•t1 Rolhne Stones IR Stone., Boston IlEpecl Al IN Persont Bob Drnen !Coo T1001310 1,AC • I Bono., lip, Anthroa • 181111 Pablo C.a.. 'MINI &A Dylan IColl Who !MC AI WILS A...one IWO, Bon Sep. ICepocal Jo* Wo rn I•rehnol Foro w o (API Kenn, logpos!Coll Who IFAC Al Little Rue, B•1111 1H811/11.11 Rona, !AMP.. IGMI FRA NK IN-TRIER'. MCI COVFRDAirs 'A m', No Sponostero 'Coll Gres Kohn Illeserl!ley I DE NT ON MAN N, PI) Ma w% •1./11111.0 1,111‘ KIIl H W104.111. Pt) EOGEI RI RGAVE R( lo w' H A TC HE T. "Ika.nty" Playinai STY X. 1.0kr 111 AR( ASTI Et 'I ea... I a' 111111- RIS I II HE A R T. LIN DA RONST A DT. VA N M OR RIS ON BB I 5 0541 PO- Nor ma wrolus wea Ploy Ina (iribm) 11ANITYs'Rrnon.a war 11/.." ( ARS' "Nordear "Go.41 HAIl & OA TES and CH RIS REA %inert 1 1. IS 4 41ORR H ON. 1 ninA H ass I Ai m •nd I..wea" PI II 51-s 'Heart' I ttle F XII Pa 'II no' I I 1 Pan ..nalea I R(hAt 'Sly I my " Dalre "For You' I ROS W Lansing

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PAUL HORN (scirtr'

Appearing at the Isle of Mushroom First Annual Mushroom Records Convention September 1 4-1 7, 1 978 (Advertisement) Page44 REM/Friday, September 11 1971

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IC,,'' I .1111k \ •O*1 (II SI/ %IS (1461.•11 taners New Orleans Formona. 1A111 4001 0 A•,..11C•••••11 Pana14.,, 504 837 2424 Cita Boy 11 .1 ....1. Tan , 5,16.11.4, I Af.keto Z E r it 4 ADDED No ..... o Span. IR 5 Iona, A mer Surnomte.., IC 11111 \1111111. 611) Playing .11.110....16 ing G.., K.., Ithrunklr. I Boo m. It n.. I Holltna S,,,... IN Stone. , Mhiml Ill 6 14 1 whl 1 111/A 111/%5 1 AD I ...ills IP. AIM, WCMF Jur Wash I 305 371-6841 Talk., Head, ISoel Pablo Croon lArahli Ca0 Iflehoal A MIE CA. How liA4t• ow! Hoh Sop, IC..eoll Rub., tom. 'Croy..., Cow , flallroly 111AI Hunt,. on, Chuck M.o.D . I MIMI Who IMCAI Rochester ...r N HO? N. Walsh I Awhonl iA10.1! 'C.. laim Ian 1Cull 11,/,•nv EOM., ( i3 716 288-3200 furs . . 'Atli I aoaol Sltanard IPACAI Chow. Blurt Raul IS,.. lono. ,. blog SS, Dan 14.0 120th1 1101 Hal Pe Ostet IRC A I Who INICAI Mood, Mort'London, 4,•••• ,,,,, !Wel Soulh 0G.,.?.,, 11.1. ICsonco ml _ P..lo. Iflotanklaa I OH . Dmmancl (MCA' C u AIM) rt_32a1. Amhcaus 1*81 lantr 1,•• ,CAntoll Molly Haichm %AMIN/ NO111 N 10,. MI) l'14. mg • 'Minn 61/1%. Joe Cockm 111 11.4 1,1M , HOT ▪ k AIONNIA1)% Tootognin I Ath Holt., Soon., Ill Stoomi Ca, Boy 11.4.1. 0 I 111111 kl 1 1\11 \ 61161/1 NI\ NU 611A11.6. 11) Ann', tonal IR Slone. , Bob Se, IC yowl, 2.1.1bero/Wsobeto arms Sp...ta m 'Coll PO/ •arnat• tutu IA./ Ins III AN 1 and /5%1 /I !Full Moon Emcl Ns singk, ....o , lilo.l anon lAnol•I Sob SOW. Ambtoue (Wel MI( 111 I 1 HI /III \ION 6111 PLAIN' 'AI. . 4x.. Day'd Gamow iCot, % 1 \ 111114N ISO\ •ndlil AN I magi., Philadelphia lynyrd Skyny.O ON A 1 ,..•1 4:4 3 jj,, ) 215.639 7625 Pablo Coosa bAlM , Idlung Ha.. 11.H , 40010 Jo. VIAIV , ,•..,,,,. 1l•nny Iogs.o, IC o' • I Atone, Head, 15,1.1 Hob Snow IC 4 1401 Who (MCA' WSHE-FM/VVSRF-A M . Los Angeles Pablo C46Ilte ONA MI lia 'Eon' 1.1 81 IA 111111 1 MI) Plat .ng vars.. . oft 11.1no Norfolk Rollo, Stone. IR Sionml Fononnw 1 AIII 1,1\1/ \ 5'.',) III M A NI 1 110.11 NOS %I AI/ 1 213 464 5638 Ano• Pat wan 110•H•1 Mia mi 804 hl 3 361,7 \A 1 11,1\ A 1 1 1 6111 K) \ 161, 114Arrts1 kil l k 11 I'M \ III 1 dhd "4 01 /mole, ADDEO Car. itietibu ,311. ADDED Bolton 110.51 % I I P111 \ 1011111141 ,8. MI) Pla, ing • ut• /Ann. Haubm .1 on Im mo.. IA, 11.1,11Shanynl MCA, RIA 1m0 Stone. IR Son.,, 11....ng SI 1 FX11 F. NI IA 1 0 01 11/4.1 1 1 \ 1 / 6 HI , TP46 HOT Sot Pepper IRSOI M ASI / DI 1 I 1. NIA 11A AI N‘.1 11 ',.•••• S/onts IS Iton. low WAIN lAbc.o.n. Kenny Lan ,. !Col/ Van Halto MAI 1 1 0,1,1N% I 1N1. NP R! 10AI .1.4 II Al II 1,1 1 .0.41 IWO Pablo C.o .. 1.616A I Who MCA, I 1•A'S 0ogles 1.1. Money 'Coll Aaron J o gs.'.. !Col, ▪ B., Band Illahan0 iopelbeng/Wenhwo Cal 1w1 2 'Coil P•hlo Coons Soh Sage (Ca/Atoll If oll PA .. Eg..c, 1•11.....n Stershao IGn mt RCA , Alan P•Hont IA,,,!., F / Ion, Petty iShalter ABC, Banton lintel Form . . I AtIl HO\ 11 1 (.1 N \11) Ploving 1•1111U\ 44. l'lAs Ina Rohm Tao*, !C.v . ./ 1 61 I, %./.1 %II) Pla..ng •arious tutv Fla.' 1 1 \ 1/1 1(1)5. 0,1 11/1 (.1 l• A'.'.) 1 I K Rochester m e ill fiB? ,..Iola HAI II Datet 'RC M 1.11 I /I IC 1 111116 NI 6 and NI I A 0 01 111(.1 ungl., 716 232-7550

1'1111 111 '.1)811 . 611) PL., mg ,511.1.10.111% Mal mo AUDIO %I\ \ 5 \\ %ION 1.116() ,. 11 IN /55 1 /1 and 1 ..... La wn. Ito,. PI. Cocker 1,1.ylom, 1/1 141 11\5 I 111 I ungl., Pabha C.one !AMA, HOT FM 1 00 Phoenix S.01 Ihnaper 10501 Ana . ligot/ 601 833 8886 Jae Wal. lAoaloon cor•qnor I A th 1,111. SAM 11/•• ..... AM 1 1 40 AUDIO , Who INCAl iowonno lAtl onelheen 144..shero ynyrfi Skananl IIHC Rob Sep, IC. , honing S.ormi IA Slonv,i 'Pall Moan lin. , Playa, 114S01 P OPM See. ICaodo. L Oklahoma City Cam 1/1.1m1 HOT Bo•ton.t , ' nrro• iCaudoli 405 631 8881 Los Angeles Arm. !wools IColl Who 'MCA. Milwaukee 1)1 A 1. I 1\11 6 611) 1/.()% 1 ()Vs -Pony . \ AIN 1'1) N.H ..: 14,1 II, 11 11(Ys Iola' 1 oak' %I 11\ES 'Nesse . 4 1 4 276 2040 ADDED Rollo. Stony, IA Stony,' 511-11 13A 6r. 2011 1 111 /6%111 11 and 1 I \ 1)1 Ilk, 1 ,might- MIK X\ 'I robs,' I Xr(al \ -1111..• 1994 144A11 1,111. RHar Rana 114aemoi /••• 1 61)1 sinikk ▪ ODE /3•citer/F•gon 1 l'A NI (YE "Hui "I ist. Icou - Rolling Slonso IA Stop, Who MC A, SP ..• fel MCA, • Namoth (P. At 5.1 11 P11 NA robe % AI %IE. 1 Jr's' "Stotesi 11111 Manna 1 Konhot !Co; Jot Walsh 1 Asylum, Van Doren 113.9 Sound I Hi\ I 14 11 1 \ I)• 1).ran - llensobron e 1(11 /no Wain, A w 0 00 Kenny lo w . 'Cm, Caryall(Catherene 1E1. tral 1.1 1 141 1 . V. 1 1 \ N G. Yralsr "Face ( ARV ...oil Both. IF no. Steer Khan IC.,11 ,11" -11,4•1 Playing Ill AN 1 SIT S and 1 1 \1111 CH. of ialthar A an lin Vnot, All , inrmonet .4111, 101%0,1 AI/ 1 illaahlHogle, Ano• Daryon• Ann. Bruce Sm mo•tean Ifni, Alan I .4 Moon Sc ,, ' Rohm Truem, 'II' III, '.11I 1 11) SID an. on Wendy Waldman 119131

111K1 11 5111 1 111) Plavina ...• 014,1, 104.7 1151 11"111 11 IS SID Ila•Ing %Aro., 1 0 6 FIVt III \ I4 I 1,15.5 15 1 NNI.1 1 I IIMI111 . NI FIT II Ii'. 111 NA I pouch IAN, P111 \ 111 \ Pittsburgh 412 362-2144

E S T ADDED ',Hoban ANC , IS•nna Longo, ;Con Los Angeles 1994 IA411/1, ionolneepii, oho, 1.5narrl Sloanyol /MCA, . Full Moon I Oan 14.11 170.1 1101 Ca, i51.1o, Rockford THE A C M, Who INCA, Hall 0...• • RCA Hanlon !inn, C!ion .AAhll bi-. 1,1 b064 Slonr• IA no. Hna , H4on Montgo mery Bob SAP, IL Ant of Gen, ...... 111A1 ADDED ll•nol•sh 'lel, Alan/A wns lAnHal Ann. Splonnoven !Colo .1•150 , Omaha len Coca., !Mo on. Joe Will I Am .,. L,Ih'o0lSl,,,,,,I M( ISl EMI. Money ICM. 712 322 4041 111 K 12081 N I SI A. MI) PIA, ono •./14•In rot% lie, HOT Man tot Pont, IA. mg 1 1 \ OISE AK \I • 1 1 \ DA ID 1\11 11)1 5 A\ Pablo [von...... 'Coil W M1116111\ \\ All ( It 14 III'. 111 AN 1 and Feo••••••• I An, Bp4 D.1.,. IC,,, 111 411.1 % S / Plasyng • an... on it, ,.51 ',‘ 11 \ single, Bolh,ug S,00.. IA Slone,' Noton Tremor IChre wn, HI '11 11 IA /I I and M ANI nook., Mu. 1MC Al 1 .•.••••• Ch.. I rick lip., tau. Moon ( Ron Seven !(an•ton

W / BA • F17 111%1A \ 1) 111A \ 1 1. PI) Plas m, ••to ass • Oa. Pla. mg /MIN. 111 111 1 . A\ %I( /11N161)\ •nd %IN 11 Madison, singles BARR Y 1 All, All). PIA, 'AN ••r.tus rum 608 274 54 5 0 III %Hl 141 1111\ 110 M1 la 511 5 I HI' • \HSI'S 1 INI/A NE)A11 I Al) 1 A AN %If NINIM A. HU ME 1 l'fihlllli IL 1,1 IA41 I4 • Slt 110•101 •n61 1 k unglek Portland SIlk 1.11 111 I( 11 \ 14 Ill .1 il4 I I 1, 111 S I I 503 226 5000 hnt LP, ul.• s4J. Asynoo , 111\4.% 11 \ NCI \%I 1111 \ WI N ON \ 11..1 111 111 \I 1.1 N and IM INA * ongl., ADOE 0 Rum 11.1.1 14k., Ilvant 15... Chmk Mancone. IAINMI Jana I. 'co,' Aoo gallon !Ewa I Pat Mech ., 'EC M WBI W. of Wcoln. I,. ,C4, Sieve Iolohont !Poly 0/.. Mtn Oar.....1. Sacramento Daval G'Irnour !Coll yne.E11I.n,.• 'MCA; 916 422 1025 4.ho 41evehn.,, P., OA. '[C M WO , HOT ADV( 0 lean oa Yonta lAn1 CHO M-FM R . N....IC -, IA,,, AS., Parsons 'Anon., M ., Harr hal !too . I, H., Mono ,' Orlando 'ERY4101. Oan Hill 120151 Stmts.., !I on • 305 843 3520 Ho, too Pooh . An' 11... learrakeel Daw Mann Coll Ihn , II II IN)1 (.1 %II) PLes,ng s•romus ..$0. .1.41 Loehr/ Done, CO, Kenny ICMI Montreal AD M 0 SHohon linhop lAlICI IMPal A11406%111 11 %IN • M AI). KOBER I Rohn,. Slone. IR Slone., AC DC 14111 514 935 2425 A•nnY CPC & A S4,4 'Co w.' (A WIM P, 61 1- PHI \ %I 11 1 6 (.l'.() 1 1 1../34,44 Rroce Smonosusen Coil .,o1/ 6111 •,ngle, %ID IIAN,1,11, \I • loll,. 16.1.. Hall P. ( ..... (RCA, 045 nvo Heal, ISH., I % '1 1 hildrrn - 611 I III \ 1 • Phau Ant, 'AI M, I,- Waldo IA.v.orn I I I/ 111K "Nth.' Hu..." Who INCA. IA I \ 1111 • '41 hitt Pl., nig 1.1 'II 5 1\ H01 Pablo Cu... 1441.11 • Ahhl s• 1 1 1 1 1 1111/41 / \ MN 1111 1 lc /11 \%. mot II Cho° fle• 1101' 11, A 6 ung6, no,,., boo. 'C....am,

sluthn louse, . 1.5181 AI Auk All) l'1.61.4 III All 1 III Al 11 1101 1. % \1011/111,(/‘ 1 1511 • • Inomostavn.Cni. MIK) I 0 019 B M D Pia. s PIA, NI /...6 I 111 1 1 1 • "P1111 I and 1 111)11 511 IS, 11 Inn. Floinnow 151.....” .rg 6\ 61111110 M/ \ 1/ 5 1 \ \ 1 I I I \ 11 6 •Ingles III 1N1 1 HAI% 141 6 I III 1 %11 %I 11(11 NI 114 1114 % WI 611) KIM \ • Ilemembec Al 141/6%11 1 11 I 1 \ 11 6 N W.% 1 \II 1 and ...11 k %I IA /I 1 1 'MAIO and (.11 I 1)54 ...AI. •A II ON .1110161 R&R/Fridaw. September 16. 1978 Paged16 C r Jeff Gelb

A • Continued from Page 36 Sacramento San Raphael •.) 1 6 44 6 4965 415-458-1510 celebration coincided with the station's eleventh anniversary (whew!) . . To celebrate ADDED 1.01 ADDE L•nyrn Skyn rd (MCA1 Cler, R.lI..iy (UAI r delheM " '1 I ...Isere Wen . , Greg Kam IBesentley1 their fifth anniversary as an AOR, KQ98/0maha gave their listeners a free concert featuring it .1 Moon IC.' Kens, Loges. (Coll (roil Moe. tp.< , Roll,. Stones Ill Stoned Rag , Streeter. IC.) Juice Newton ICapard , Rob Orion !Coil Head East, Savoy Brown and Baby that drew over 45,000. Job well done, crew . . . WMMS/ ta. ISOW' Dew Mal, (Coll Stephen Grappelli 1Coil Cars IEirkiml Lee I Pk. if 1.Pal Moody Meet Ilm dtsol r's deo 1Polydor I Sunni, lima. Kunio. Cleveland joined with Sea World to present a special budget admission to the park ($4) which Rote Coo , . IAMAI Una, ICapitoll H.11& 0.....00AI Pelon Cry,. 'AR M' NOT Jen. ,o1• , also entitled the ticketholder to a free concert by Wet Willie, which was the first live rock Alse•••• Johns , IF M I Annan . Who IMCAI 1994 I AOKI , Joe Cachet I Atylorol Norton Bulls, 1.111 concert ever held at the aquatic amusement park. WMMS PD John Gorman reports the day AN 1 M 11110111114 PI/ Plat .ng soma., wit• Ple! R. , Teo.. (Ch , 41111 Blom/, ICh . .1,11 Bettoo 'Fowl was so successful that park officials have already invited WM:MS to repeat the promotion tegl.1‘11% 110 0 I I ',anal., K AII H AI EN, SID Plating s•rinut cons Plating next year. Meantime, station morning man Jeff Kinzbach is now also doing rock news on 1.1.ICI II) II RA NI/, SI 11. 11•01. Ill-A PI I PII)A 1105101 A1)1. I AN SU /KRIM " am/ I an area TV station . . Congrats to WYDD/Pittsburgh PD Steve Downes, just back from RO GER tingles. honeymooning with his new bride Carol . . . KMET/Los Angeles air personality B. Mitchel KCAL-96.71 Reed's three-month leave of absence has ended with the L.A. area legend's return to the kL- THE ROCK SPECTRUM airwaves Monday (11) . . . WVUD/Dayton PD Keith Wright entered his offices on a recent San Bernardino KTMS • FM gitW. morning to find his $2300 reel-to-reel missing. No suspects yet . . . Why is it that most AOR 714 825 5020 Rock 97 " Pr A MDs, when referring to Joe Cocker, pronounce his name with a French accent? A most un- Santa Barbara usual phenomenon (I used to do it myself and I don't know why) . . . I don't normally make 605 963 19 1 5 mention of the many performances I see at L.A. area clubs but I thought surf music fans NOT ADDEO 19. , (050! Steps, BidoP 'OBE. would want to know that last week Jan & Dean reunited for an evening of nostalgic music at Matti Bolton (f nu( Ky., Logien. IC. , the Stanwood. Jan Berry was the evening's host and he showed an almost-complete recovery Noi & Obtes IRCA1 loe Sods. *19100.1 Who (MCA' oaanwreVilenters Rcenn Twee. (Chry diti of speech loss following his near-fatal car crash some twelve years ago (seems like yester- (Foil Moo' Bal Chaos. . Itowl • 11•0 1191S1 day). He was obviously thrilled to be onstage again and was, in fact, the most energetic and 11111% I ESI It. F OGI I RI 111.14 I 15111-11(. • We . Words IC. I

-h ., ( OST R O M Fs N mite 1/.1 .• Minn'. 1 ilk fun to watch. The evening's high point for the packed room of surf music fanatics came when NIA\ I iik FIAI 11/1111(....111 .• I it. S1ARK (M I% SII) sweat. !Ow Plat mg Jan sang vocals to their ironic hit "Dead Man's Curve" and ended the song with, "I Came ARS 'Needed- Wil Os 101 S V• 0 wan" • S1011111% 0% singly Ill, herr," twArasts 'Pares 1 at. SI (YSFS Back." And we're glad to see you again, Jan . . . Two AOR stations need record service, all -Shativemf 'I vet' H A G A R'. "I seri thing- 'Red' III N'S'i imreins- (.111Ralsic I itle SI AN( P.511 IS labels: FOX 101/Grand Rapids - Contact PD Bob Jacobs at (616) 451-2551; and KBUF/ Non Vunre KIIIN's 'Steerin g' M ORI I)': 'Aulunin' OAK LK t Pkt Ill-Sill SI V X. SA N Garden City, Ka. - Contact MD Ross Block at ( 316) 276-2366. SIONNIM/N. 511-P111-% 1111 1 '• NII K (.11 1)1-R. PI AN FR and Al R(ISMI 1 11 ..nates

1 0 RAD/0 San Diego -- 714 297 2201 Santa Barbara 805963 1601 W OXM

MOT L.. Oi6.,iI1flt1i Seattle Pleyor IRIO) 206-223 3913 Rom. Stephen &Own ' aRf Tulsa •DCIE 0 410, 80101 Nell Pr 0.10,, 111C M 918-749-4631 ni Moral. IC.I J.,s len (Coll NOT Tampa Kenny La m m 'Cot' ADDE D ,,,,, So wn. 'Coll Rolims Stones IA Stoned IRochetl 813-391 9988 ADDE D Who IMC Al Otag Mtn C.111.11”114 (AI M) Al.., Parton, I Arls1•1 Bon So. , (C m.... Col,,, Went ,. (Rotten Konsdosh Fogelberg/Wenhere Mon , 1Chryhditl Kenny Locosot 'Col/ Boston 11,1 Oa Senn ...on I Ansvel ADDE D Stephen 01$1.1, (ABC, lPoll Moon foul NOT J. WA N laivloml Fong ,. Int. R.s Dslan IColl None lune, Brown 1Polydor I Joe Wain (Ardeo0 Rolling Sla ms IN Stoned Cheep Ttal, 1E ogi Jo, *TPA 'M.o. , RJ , , On Foregoes I kill e on Seg. Big. Un man. , (Coll MOT J. Boy Ada , lAtil Rohm Trowel IChrytalot , Cotton lEOKI Cams 1( 1011.01 Bolton 4 ,1 NOT sy•er (C•011 , I Al RIF 101111 III) Ilat ...ono. 106 Play mg Pah, Cs.. MI MI SI SS IS 51 51 1(5/I)- III/ W WI !IV 'Autu mn' Pla, Who IMC•1 'toy. (Fs , . MCA, amigo Crone I ACM I CAPS. I All ( A MIN AI MI N1/1 Va AI 1151A % Rolla. Sto ma IS Smoot, Salm lEpal Meal Lost ICI.. Intl .na ••ri....6 6 Plaints 111- AR I %IF S anti S SN J(111% 5111iti s F ontagner (AM F owing , 1A111 Van laden IWBI • S All RIF MEIN -105H. MI) Pkt •arnsut soW sun s rsi)A Nos. SI, MINIM Ps singles. I and( ARCA RA VER 55(.1 tingles Prmani I Arntai Rona. Stones hR $toned Bruce Sporgsteen ICol I Plim ins SI Y tingle si An Cat 1E1.1,1 L yosatl Sltynyn1 IMC A' 1111 I IIM ULIN. PIE Playing seru m. rum Playing III AK I. STEP HE N Sill I S. I INDA P ONS? AD 1 '.1 11 511115K) PI) Plating •aror.0 CYO. Plating San Francisco AFR OSMI TH. VA N M ORRISON. RI A( 11 ROI ,. III IN I SA N 511/11RISON •nd 1 INI)A R ON.- and EISA! singles. 41 5 391 9400 s 1 S111 ..ngle•

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'Fleas( 'Imagination- Vi Al %If • a.m.,. 1.0 III AR Ignat. "Suo mi 'Minim ,- 51(.1 IC• oinighe 'No mbre .. .on. Mel F(>111-IGNI-N • -1 Addrrif 'Moe" 14051 0 V, 1 ale Pos. C.o . I •01 1051 SI ARR. III> lAs:• -11.11els" RI Cr,' )11'. 11 rot San Francisco 'Man' M1101, 1 ine 'Neu Song' 'Miro' H AI 1 & 1 l'ati I Go' CAI 1/1-111/Vt ( Range' Plat. , O A ITV "rin•t" "In. h.( 'laugh" PARI O. 4 1 5 986 2825 I 1NDISF AR NE . I IND S 11()NS I A nt . FIFA( 11 11)01) ER. M 11 III) GOA N I's 'Friends" I hank - I d.' Within. If I O G GPSV "Angeliqu e '1)risve ROTS. SITE. HE AR 1 and I (151 Pk ITY tingles. ADDS 0 0.mionci (Mc A -(..aldbve- Plating FIF AR I. SIE PIII N %III IS 'Emends' Plating K K GII DER. HI AN 1. 110f1 L any. SAynyrn A• Hill. 0111. (RCA. 1)11( ( AR MI N. I INDA luris I Al) 1 \ I( K (.11 SEGER. 11\1)A R ONA I A DT. tI flll RIVER F den Becket 11,1.1 G.•• km. tse paygy DI and /16% 01 singlet. IIA N D. 'XII E. 1168F. FOREIG NER •nd AFRI6 Nut Gado , 'Clwy d's' Motor I Vigra, SSD I ungles. TAP Marti, Ilnorn Torn Pena 'Saw.. ABC' Soo , nem Rats Grows Rae. IP. , St. Louis ,E wean ,mp , Roil., Stony en- NOT en• tn.. (Can.', 314 721 2323 Mood* IClo walrai Bruce SOnglad m IIm' Boston lips. Tn. ,.. Meads ISagi ADDED Who IMCA I titl e ) Cars IEMA1,1 iteret m *To 1MC M S wine. &Moo ABC. Soh Seger , p o . Toot f ,' I Gab.. 1E owl Rollin. Stones IA Stones I - 1st, . Sky , . !MC m NSW (92 5 Washington, D.C. K ATT INGR A M, SID Plating suntan cots. Play. MOT ROINI• Trooper fCtossaliti 301 589 7100 trigS AN MOR RIN(Ps. /M 01 aral STE P HEN SIII IN Cott, (foul Moody Blow 'London, Toledo ung6L Seattle .206 624-4305 PI- R P PARISI, IMP Pla. Ind •••••An 401. P. ,. HI AN I and I '.1) 0. MONS I Al/1 11116 •Ingles. AODED By.,. Sonnies. , I Coll Frepheo Bishop'ABC' Joe Wersh ,Asslorn , Steely Dan 'ABC, Boll,'. Stones IR Stone. , Brum Sornmsuon Follee/Kea ICool Bon Sp, IC•pioii Bob Saver ICeonoll 0 199M at- 1(.0.. 'Soil Trooper MCAI Jae W ash IMO , . Dowd °amour 'COO KOME ADD( FIcOwn Stone, Stone, AM CorAw ,Asyhen , Mgt.. Sta. , I At.. en'• Rotnn 7.0... IChrsydos , le Roe* ICapitori None Bowe knew.. . iCol , f w e .. 1•01 Boston 1E0.1 Pos. lAwolta m0T Foregoer I Atil Lirolgtia) San Jose K Who !MCA, Ceas IE lelttrel lg. , Browne !Myiern, R01.01 Tow .. 10 ,s, , en, 4.,A...... • 1,1010 C.u.•• 'AB M, Nell IS Oetet (RCA! Che d Troci lEowl 408 246-6811 Bun Soon ICria.i.N1 Boston IE.,. St. Louis Al.. Peso. Ans.) Altn9tesons I•n win Synsal Shlynyrd (MCA' ADOED Kenny Lod.. (Coil Who MCA , 314 8421111 lynard S ,,,,, 0 IMCAI Moot, Bort Ilona , I Joe l*PrIraverl MIC H AEL SkK AY. MI) Playing tariann tA111 Pl••• ADDEO Troop. 1114C•1 Pt. , ,RIO, Peng Cr.°. 'Maul P511 Is()' 1/111-14(t MIPPIT Plating sarnits. nits ,•8C tCaPa , ing HE AR I tingle Boy ti ,Cieve Ind Alan Pomo, 'Mo w' STIA T SI A 101. SID- SEGFIC. -11.46... e PAR Km... 1.11 Plat mg 7M(/I . S (11•AP I RICK. F 1)1)11 SIEPhl 1 Ng. . Riaft, If am.. Rolle, Stones IR Slimy,' 11,0h.S.'Gum L Yi Al SIT.'I slit" SIONES 'MINA" Oaviel Gamow 1Coll o Windeg Johnny Waster Illtue $luel Nil I V )(WI • PRISSI. ( ARS. S II-% GIBBONS Mona al•tcftet lEpel sob s,,, .c..... 'Rea.' 'Shattered- SPRINGS-M E N% 'Pro m If (Fell Moon SI. , NI•CharlS10,..1 (....1• 1 %II A I ()At. 1111F R151-N RA NI), CHRIS ID Hut Bnace Sonnet. . 'Cs. 'Badlands' FOIO K•NI- IC* "Hof I ilk I R O WE II • NOT M ed.roorrol (.1%1) riSiN1 1 1 ( II )• IR/Y. PI AVE R. 1 1.14.1 Copan IE..' Joe Van . lAtylorn, 'Ind" I me' 111)5 ION'. I oda 'A Man' W H O, Rohm Inner. IChrytalis, UFO 1Chrytaliti CemlE1.1,1 Man ,MC• • And At 11015111 11 singly, 1.1k "Nes Song- Playing V A N M ORRIS ON Bolton 1E,, Trickster Ileol ', Von I AO I Rol, fr. ,' IChreaois, III AR I and STY X tingle,. Who (MC M Sarno. MaKar 1Cepaoll AC LiC .•n. Toa, Petty IShentat ABC , Roil,,, Stones IR Stoned 5.rnen, N.ar ICapitol I F ogre.° Int0 I/1 N A FA ... MIT Playing veno m ..1612. Playing 11 Worcester 111 AR I. I 1 VI I RO GER. I ISI/A R ONS1 0.1)1 111A RI•( K. PIT Pki.na Plating 617 752 5611 SP11111. 511-P11F % S III IS, V A N M ORRISON. 11EAR I and V% 01 miters SIN S single, ADDEO Mao. N.,,, 'Cepa , IC WirlY1 Chns Re. ..1M ..F7 "'5 , : . :7:1 ,F."':e'l :',c M o! a : an .. : n' (pool Tampa NOT Pablo Cruise (ARM) Tucson Sot Pep ., 'C.a., 1 I 366 0424 602-624-5588 KSJO Seattle r .13 CM, Itle•II/0 $4,8'" 1"'Ptppe'eP :15' 101 Ken , Lod.* 'Coll 206 454 154 0 ADDED f ° Where WmParre R.i,ny Stoney,. Sloth"' On . 6,1mour 1Coll elehan.. luTc„, Pon1, wf,,, I,O111 San Jose ADDED Jan,. lan !Coll !Fell Moon (p.1- Who IMCA1 Jess, Winch...ter ..0 ant , 7..,,' Band 10.15.9.1 Ft:nervy, I Atl I Cho, Mempoor I AJIMI Forego, 111.1 408-246-6060 Bap, Sonoinneo Am mar licona IMCA I Gr, Kohn 111esarldry, M id, Pm. IChtsulal Lew, Allen IF Watts. Chock flergiane IMAM , R1.9 1.0. I eeti Joey Santana I l'onsaiol 2 2 m I FI- AR N OI D. PIEJ()111. 1)1_N( AS, SHE Plat Ina Ro11.9 i Ft Stone.. 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'MLA , Gary Corr Marto ,' Coo ,. 1C, m oR RISON I INDA R ONS I A DI and HE AR 1 Bal• Joel IC., Who 4MC A1 C.Ifly Sing!, lEie.rar •Inglea • Srorp IR Simon , JON. KEPI I VEIL MI)- Playing Ss?lc,lS loll Plan' , taloa. Blue! Ger, RalIety (UAI HE AR I and A% MORRISON tingle. PAL I ,• • i S. Ma Playing various on.. Playing • Senitaptswo 'Coo H EAR I. I III POLICE:, 7.W OL. DE V O. KR AFT• W ERK. SI TX. SAP. M OR RIS ON. LIN D A RON• 111511 S11101. I). 511) Plat mg • no, Mot mg STA ° I . MA R K FAR NF.R. STE PHEN STILLS. III SRI and %11•PIII %III 1 • nog', JOH N BELL'SHI. TR O OPER ars4 STR A N GLERS

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P1CK-A-PAIR — During the sum mer months many recording artists are on the road Shown above are a few of those artists at different stops (Clock wise, from the top left) WB artist z Rex Allen Jr. is pictured with KS MN/Mason City, Iowa's PD, Nick Tho mas at the North Iowa Fair . . . Elektra/Asylum's Eddie Rabbitt is giving a little "lip service" to WHN/new York air per HEAD'S UP — WLIQ/VVilliamsport, PA, recently gave away trips to the Dorney Amusement sonality Jessie, who is wearing a Rabbitt "lifemasque " . At the recent Santa Barbara County Park in Allentown to listeners who answered historical facts. Winners were allowed to bring Fair, KFYV/Arroyo Grande air personality Jeff Perry takes time out with Epic's Johnny

three guests on the bus ride hosted by the WLIQ air staff Pictured are Mark Lindow, Larry Hill Paycheck . During a visit to the -windy city" ABC's Freddy Fender visited the studios of yard, Paul Cavanaugh and Vic Michaels (who seems to be getting a little head') WJJD/Chicago and is shown with airman Mark Edwards.

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TYLER TIME OUT IN NASHVILLE — RCA's Nashville office recently hosted a luncheon at the Opryland Hotel for recording artist Bonnie Tyler At the lunch, Ms Tyler greeted various area radio personalities, prior to her two sold out performances at the Exit/1n Shown are Jerry S WA N SONG — A &M recording artist Billy Swan recently made an appearance in Atlanta with Bradley, RCA Records VP of Nashville Operations, Tom Collins, VP of P Gem Music, the U.S. Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coofidge. During a break Swan took time to visit WPLO Radio publishers of "It's A Heartache"; Ms Tyler: Joe Galante, Director of Marketing. RCA/Nashville; Shown here are Johnny Shuler, AftM Records, Bob Byrd, WPLO, Billy Swan and Les and a WS M- TV cameraman Redd of WPLO. "WHAT HAVE YOU LV GOT TO LOSE'L „.. HECKE "BLUER THA BLUE:0 113 6 0 81 0 BB CB

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Ne ws Notes

Looking forward to spending a couple days in one of my favorite cities this Sunday and Monday for the National Radio Broadcasters Association (NRBA) convention. I will be on a panel next Monday (9-18) 3:15 to 4:30 at the Hyatt Embarcadero in San Francisco with

Don Nelson of WIRE/WXTZ/Indianapolis; Dan McKinnon of KSON-AM&FM /San Diego; ROUND AND ROUND IT GOES— WAXX-F M/Eau Claire, Wisconsin, has a promotion going guar- and Jim Slone of KCUB/Tucson. If you happen to be attending, hope to get a chance to meet anteed to get your call letters circulated in some fast company. USAC National Class car driv-

you . . . Speaking of conventions: The 1979 Country Radio Seminar agenda planning com- er, Harm Johnson, has the WAXX logo on his super -1/- class race car and transport van. The mittee met last weekend in Nashville and set the goals for the 10th annual event. The theme race car and Johnson are pictured above. set for next year's event in Nashville, March 16-17, will be "Seminar '79—Ten With A Bul- let." The new location at the Hyatt Regency will allow the seminar to invite manufacturers' D.J. Hall Of Fame Presentation Set displays for the first time. Radio agenda chairman Bob Young, Operations Director of The fourth annual Country Music Disc Jockey Hall of Fame presentation will take KNEW/Oakland-San Francisco, told R&R, "There will be less time devoted to music replace Thursday, October 19, during Country Music Convention Week at the Hyatt Regency search because it seems most people are burned out on the subject. Some of our topics will in conjunction with the FICAP banquet. Hall of Fame Foundation trustee C'huck Chellman include sessions on research of social changes, a look at news formats of tomorrow, getting will again make the presentation in two categories; one living and one posthumous award cooperation between the program director and the sales department, engineering, a look at The norninees for the living award are Biff Collie (that name sure sounds familiar!? !), the record industry and its role with a radio station, another look at the ratings, and T. Tommy Cutrer, Paul Kallinger and Cliffie Stone The posthumous award nominees are even, methods of selling Country radio. The seminar will again feature a look at top promo- Grady Cole, "Pappy" Hal Horton and "Texas" Bill Strength. You might notice that the FICAP tions and the use of outside media via a video presentation. Confirmation on who will coor- Awards banquet and show have been listed on the official CMA-WSM-Grand Ole Opry Con- dinate each of those sessions and the annual air check casette will be known later this month." vention schedule as part of the regular agenda. It looks like the Nashville com munity has R&R will have a complete list of where your statidn's contributions can be sent in the next finally accepted the fact that FICAP, which stands for Federation of International Country week or so. Should be another great seminar . . . The first of the summer books are in and Air Personalities, is here to stay. As a matter of fact any disc jockey member of FICAP Country stations fared well in the first four I've seen. The biggest gains came in Chicago will get this year's convention registration as a free bonus. For more details contact Georgia with WMAQ up 4.7 to 5.6, total persons 12 plus, and WJJD up 1.9 to 2.7. In San Francisco Twitty at FICAP, (615) 320-0115 . . . Below, you will find a listing of the schedule for this KNEW went from a 2.2 to 2.7 and KEEN/San Jose was also up a bit from .6 to 1.0. year's convention and related events. As more and more events are announced, we will In Los Angeles, KLAC and KGBS (now KI M) remained relatively stable, as did WHN/New keep you posted: York. An overall look at the breakout starts on Page 3 of R&R . . . Another word from Chicago: WJJD's FM station WJEZ, according to PD Bill Hart, will drop its "beautiful Coun- Final Schedule try" format in favor of becoming a full-service totally live Country station. The change Grand Ole Opry Birthday Celebration And Related Events

will come about the first of October and the station will be known as Z-104. Hart told R&R. Monday, October 9,1971 "By that time we will have a complete staff at WJEZ, including a program director and an 630 pm 800 pm Third National Bank Party Honoring CMA Board-National Life Hospitality Center Opryland air staff. Naturally, we are looking for some qualified people to fill the slots. We plan to do 8.30 pm 10 .00 pm Twelfth Annual Country Music Association Awards Show -Grand Ole Opry House 10:30 pm - 12.00 am Post Awards Party -Opryland Hotel (invitation only) extensive outside promotion of the change, utilizing billboards and television." . . . Dene Friday • Sunday Hallam exits WEEP/Pittsburgh to take over as PD of a new formatted FM station in San October 13-16, 1971 CMA Talent Buyers Seminar-Hyatt Regency Hotel

Diego, KBZT (most insiders believe it to be a cross between Top 40 rock and an oldies sta- Tuesday, October 17, 1978 tion. See related story Page 1). Joel Raab (air name Jay Stevens) is the new PD of WEEP. SOO am • 4:00 pm CMA Fourth Quarterly Board Meeting -First American Center Former WFEC/Harrisburg PD Barry Mardit takes over as assistant PD of WEEP. Robbie 7:00 • BMI Awards Dinner -BMI Building, Ten Music Square East 'invitation only) Roman, who had been in San Diego setting up KBZT, rejoins WHN/New York to be Assist- Wednesday, October 11, 1971 ant PD to Ed Salamon again. Charlie Cook, the former PD of WWVA/Wheeling and most 2:00 pm • 5:00 pm Earlybird Bluegrass Concert-Grand Ole Opry House 5:30 pm • 7:00 pm Grand Ole Opry Dinner-Grand Ole Opry House recently Assistant PD at WHN, has been appointed by VP/G M Dan DiLoreto of WGBS/- 700 pm • 9:00 pm Grand Ole Opry Spectacular-Grand Ole Opry House Miami as that station's PD. (If this all seems confusing to you, we'll have a filmed report at 6:00 pm - ASCAP Awards Dinner-Opryland Hotel Ballroom linvitation only) 11) . . . Top morning man Deano Day, who just exited WDEE/Detroit, takes over the morn- 9:30 pm • 1100 pm Sho.Bud/Baldwin/Gretsch Birthday Show-Grand Ole Opry House ing slot at CKLW-FM/Windsor, Ontario, as soon as he gets his work permit from Canada. Thursday, October 19, 1978 The station plans to do extensive promotion in and around Detroit. He should be started by 9:30 am • 11:30 am CMA Annual Membership Meeting - Oprylend 11:30 am • 2:30 pm RCA Luncheon and Show-Grand Ole Opry House October 3 . . . Longtime Music Director and Assistant PD of KEED/Eugene. Bob Wise, is 3:30 pm • 5:30 pm MCA Show-Grand Ole Opry House leaving to join WFMS-FM/Indianapolis as their morning man (see some selected openings 6:00 pm FICAP Dinner-Hyatt Regency Ballroom (invitation only) below) . . . Kurt Andrews joins KYOU/Greeley, Colorado (a new Country station report- 7:00 pm • SESAC Awards Dinner -Woodmont Country Club (invitation only) ed here a few weeks back) as PD. Andrews had been PD of KXRB/Sioux Falls, whose new 8:00 pm • 10:00 pm United Artists Party- Municipal Auditorium PD will be Rick Stewart, who was upped from Music Director . . . Mike Hendricks from Friday. October 20, 1971 KHEY/EI Paso takes on the morning drive shift at WCOS-FM/Columbia, SC. He will use 8:30 am • 11.30 am Artist/DJ Tape Session-Lower Level- Municipal Auditorium 11:30 am • 2:30 pm ABC Luncheon and Show -Municipel Auditorium the name Dave Michaels on the air . . . . 6,30 pm - 10:00 pm CMA Twentieth Anniversary Cocktail Reception. Banquet and Show -.Municipal Auditorium Saturday, October 21, 1971

8:30 am 11:30 am ArtistJDJ Tape Session'ISecond Session)-Lower Level- Municipal Auditorium 12:00 noon 3:00 pm Capitol Luncheon and Show- Municipal Auditorium 5:00 pm - 13:013 pm CBS Dinner and Show- Municipal Auditorium 9:30 pm 12 .00 am Grand Ole Opry 53rd Anniversary Show

Sunday. October 72, 1971 1500am 6 00p m Visit to Opryland

Help Needed KVET/Austin needs a morning man to replace Jim Travis, who exits after five years. Check with GM Ron Rogers or PD Jerry Green (512) 474-1300 . . . KBET/Reno needs a modern Country jock. Talk with Paul Adams, (702) 322-1340 . . . KSO/ Des Moines needs an air person. Tapes and resumes to GM Perry St. John, KSO, 3900 N.E. Broadway, Des Moines, IA 50317 . . . K E ED/ Eugene, Oregon has two openings. One drive shift/Assistant PD and one shift at night. Tapes and resumes to Tom Edwards, 1245 Charnelton, Eugene. 97401 . . WUNI/Mobile still is looking for a morning man. Check with PD Bill Knight . . . KTOM/Salinas, California needs an air person with a first phone. Tapes and such to PD LIFE'S LITTLE UPS AND DO WNS—It has been said you can't talk about a restaurant unless Lloyd Carr, Box 1380. Salinas, 93901 . . . KVOC/Casper, Wyoming needs a full time employee you've eaten there. So when the Green County Parachute Center of Kansas City wanted for production, copy writing and some air work. Talk with PD Ron Tatar (307) 265-2727 . . . WDAF air personality David Lawrence to ad lib their spots on his show, he decided to sample New Country station KZ7,17San Antonio still looking for some air people. Tapes and resumes their product. Jumpmaster Rusty Young on the right signs David's log book following David's to Wayne Shane, GPM South Tower Building, Plaza Level, San Antonio. 78216 . . . For first jump. Lawrence has not decided yet what to do about the mortuary that wants to buy more openings check R& R's free classified section . . . Have a good week. time on his show. (Sounds like a "dead" issue to us.) BOBBY BARE I "SLEEP TIGHT, GOOD NIGHT MAN"

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REST ASSURED ITS A HIT!

DIRECTION BILL GRAHAM MGT ON COLUMBIA RECORDS PRODUCED BY KYLE LEHNING R Et R/FrIdey. September lb. 19/e COUNTRY IT3REAICERS "Breakers" are those newer records that tia‘e the greatest leel COUNfrrAa RIIIPTAY/40P station activity on any given week. Three Two Last Weeks Weeks Week OAK RIDGE BOYS September 15, 1978 Cryin' Again (ABC) 13 5 2 O W AYLON JENNINGS/1 ve Always Been Crazy (RCA) 12 10 5 O JOHNNY DUNCAN/Hello Mexico (And Adios Baby To You)(Colu mbial Strong phone action in many areas Just added at: WHN, 3 3 1 3 WILLIE NELSON/Blue Skies (Colu mbia) WPOC, WV MI, WTCR, WDEN. Charted: 39-30 KENR, 39-24 26 20 10 O DOLLY PARTON/Heartbreaker (RCA) W HK, 27-21 KUZZ, 40-32 KLAC, 37-29 KHTZ, 18-8 KCKC, 29-18 14 9 6 0 TA M MY WYNETTE/Wo manhood (Epic) W DGY, 32-25 KNE W, 21-17 WUNI, 37-24 KCKN, 30-21 KRGO, 25 13 8 STATLER BROTHERS/Who Am I To Say) Mercury) 30-20 WSUN, 27-21 KRA M. REtR Chart debut 30. 0 7 6 4 CON WAY TWITTY/Boogie Grass Band (MCA) KENNY ROGERS Et DOTTIE WEST 28 18 11 0 MERLE HAGGARD/Ifs Been A Great Afternoon(MCA) Anyone Who Isn't Me Tonight (UA) 19 14 13 0 JOE STA MPLEY/If You've Got Ten Minutes (Let's Fall In LoyellEpic) Added at KSON, WSUN, KHTZ, WTCR, WIXZ and others. 23 17 14 O REX ALLEN JR./With Love (WB) Chart activity includes 34-26 KNE W, 34-28 KCKC, 33-24 WS M, 36 25 17 0 JIM ED BRO WN Et HELEN CORNELIUS/If The World Ran Out Of (RCA) 33-27 KRMD, 32-25 KEEN, 38-20 KFDI, debut 29 WJJD, debut 16 12 12 12 KENNY O'DELL/Lets Shake Hands And Come Out Loving (Capricorn) 26 KAYO, 36-29 KRZY, 35-30 WHOO. REtR Chart debut 35. 2 1 7 13 DON WILLIA MS/Rake And Ramblin' Man (ABC) HANK WILLIA MS JR. 37 26 18 EM MYLOU HARRIS/Easy Fro m Now On )WB) 5 4 3 15 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/Love Me With All Your Heart (Mercury) I Fought The Law (W13) 35 24 C) DAVE f:t SUGAR/Tear TimeIRCA) New adds include: KIKK, W UNI, KNIX, KAR M. Activity 27 24 19 17 CRISTY LANE/Penny Arcade (LS) includes: 28-21 WS M, 35-29 KRMD, 23-18 KDJ W, 15-12 KFDI, 20 23 23 O OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN/Hopelessly Devoted To You (RSO) 33-24 KJJJ, 25-19 WCOS-FM, 25-18 WVOJ, 17-14 KHTZ, 48-40 40 31 26 O MICKEY GILLEY/Here Comes The Hurt Again(Playboy/Epic) KLAC, 32-23 KXRB. REtR Chart 40-36. 1 2 9 20 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Talking In Your Sleep(UA) GENE WATSON 32 28 22 21 SONNY JA MES/Caribbean (Colu mbia) 36 27 One Sided Conversation (Capitol) O LARRY GATLINIDo It Again Tonight (Monument) 4 11 15 23 JOHN CONLEE/Rose Colored Glasses (ABC) Just added at WIL, WRCP, WTCR, WEAT. Charted 16-7 24 21 21 24 JOE SUN/01d Flames (Can't Hold A Candle To Youl(Ovation) KCKC, 31-23 KIKK, 31-23 KJJJ, 34-25 WHOO, 30-22 KFTN, 38 29 25 25 NATE HARVELIJThree Times A Lady (Republic) 20-14 KRA M, 36-29 WS M, 29-21 KENR, 32-27 KNIX, debut 28 39 33 O RONNIE MILSAP/Let's Take The Long Way Around The World (RCA) W UNI, debut 27 WVOJ, debut 26 KTO M. REM Chart debut 37. 35 O RANDY BARLO W/No Sleep Tonight (Republic) 10 7 16 28 CHARLIE RICH/Beautiful Wo man (Epic) 34 O JACKY WARD/I Want To Be In Love(Mercury) NEW &ACTIVE O OAK RIDGE BOYS/Cryin' Again/ABC) 36 All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are CD BILLIE JO SPEARS! 57 Chevrolet I UA) listed in order of activity for this week. 17 30 30 32 ANNE MURRAY/You Needed Me(Capitol)

DON KING The Feeling's So Right Tonight" (Con Brio) Added at KIKK. 6 8 20 33 CHARLEY PRIDE/When 1 Stop Leaving (111Be Gonel(RCA) KSON, KCKC, WHK, KCKN, WUNI. Charts 27-21 KSO, 3024 WITL. 30-25 38 O DONNA FARGO/Another Goodbye(WB) W K K N. 35-29 KUZZ, 36-30 KRAK, 34-30 KHAK, 21.16 WK MF, 33-28 WXCL. O KENNY ROGERS Er DOTTIE WEST/Anyone Who Isn't Me Tonight (UA) 33-26 WHBF R&R Chart debut 39. 40 O HANK WILLIA MS JR./I Fought The Law (WB) BOBBY BORCHERS - Sweet Fantasy" (Playboy/Epic) New at WSLR, KOKE. eemnip. O GENE WATSON/One Sided Conversation (Capitol) memelpir WBAP, W WVA, K FED. WCOS• FM. Charted 33-27 KUZZ, 29 22 KRZY, 26-18 KJJJ, 30 24 KNE W, debut 26 KGA, 31-26 WKKN, 33 27 KSON. R&R Chart 39 38 SANDY POSEY/Love. Love, Love (WB) NEW debut 40. emu . 39 DON KING/The Feeling's So Right Tonight(Con Brio) ENTR Y MEL TILLIS "Ain't No California" )MCA) Picked up at W MAQ, WJJD, — — 40 BOBBY BORCHERS/S weet Fantasy (Playboy/Epic) W DGY, WYTL, WPOC, WKYG, CKL W- FM, WJVA. W WJO, WLAS. Charts 20-10 KCKC, 42-26 KEEN, 35-27 KFTN. 37-28 WITL, 35-26 KJJJ. 38-25 KSO, ry /rp m Mor Mt n." , DOnli ueclod nwentmell .... .'o moro ns., 1nain• ass 101 01 cao 0111111.r. 32 27 VVVVVA, 29-23 WUNI. debut 27 KCKN LINDA RONSTADT "Back In The U.S A." (Asylum) Added at KNIX, WJVA. W HBF. KFEQ, VVVVOL. Charts 40-30 WSLR, 36-26 KIKK, debut 18 KCKC, Hottest: 30-25 WVVVA, 27 21 WVOJ, debut 28 WOK Q. Most Added Most Requested REX ALLEN JR nNel KEN DALLS RAZZY BAILEY "What Time Do You Have To Be Back To Heaven - (RCA) BRO WN E, CORNELIUS (RCA) 6 1 DOLLY PARTONIRC A) 5w,, DeeirelOvetionl DAVE NSUG ARIRCAJ 5 2 W AYLON JENNINGSIRC AI Added at K LAC. KNE W, WIL, KCKC, KENR, WHK, WINN, WUNI, CFG M. M OE BAN DY JOHN NY DUNCA N (Columbia) 3 DAVE Er SUG AR IRC AI WIRK - FM, WRCP, K AR M. Charts 4026 KSON, 20-7 WSUN, 27-19 KJJJ, Two Lonely PeoplelColornbial LARRY GATLIN (Monurnamt) 1 4 TA M MY WYNETTE (Epic) BARBARA MANDRELL 3024 WENC. 28 ,21 KHTZ, 35-30 WXCL, 38-17 KVOC. debut 28 KGA, 22-17 MERLE HAGGARD (MC A) 3 5 JOHN CONLEE (ABC) Sleeping Single In A Double Bed (ABC( KFTN W AYLONJEN NINGS(RC A) 2 6 WILLIE NELSON (Colu mbia) T.G. SHEPPARD WILLIE NELSON (Colu mba& 13 7 JOE STA MPLEY (Epic( CHARLIE McCOY "Fair And Tender Ladies" (Monument) New at KIKK, Daylight (Wel OAK PoDGE BOYSIABC) 8 JOHN NY DUNCANIColumbiel KNE W, WS M, WDEN, WONE, WHK, WBAP, KRGO, KRDR, Charts 35-30 GNARLY McCLAIN DOLLY PARTON IRC A) 9 NATE HARVELL (Republic( That Whet You Do To Me (EpicJ WITL, 19-13 KFDI, 34-26 KVOC. debut 28 WSUN. debut 26 WUNI, debut BILLIE JO SPEARS (VA) 7 10 OLIVIA NE WTON JOHNIRS0( 30 VVVOJ, 21 17 KUZZ TA M MY WY NETTE (Epic) M ARGO SMITH "Little Things Mean A Lot" (WB) Added at WMA Q WIRE, W HN, WJJD, WBCS, KNE W. KV00, WCA W. VVVVVA, VVVVOK, VVVVJO. BUCK OWENS - Nights Are Forever Without You - (WB) Picked up at KLAC. Charts 31-23 WS M, 28-14 KCKC, 40-27 WHOO, 40-26 KFTN, 36-29 CKL W- FM. Active Re-Currents debut 27 WUNI. debut 27 WSUN. W ONE. WJJD, WUNI, WSUN, WITL, KSON, WTCR, WENC. KVOC, KBB Q ,ingles that ha,. dropped off most current KUGR. WNC Q. Charts 41 30 KSO. debut 29 KRGO harts but still stancing vane act, its .hrlaigt, KENDALLS "Sweet Desire - (Ovation) The "Most Added" record of the sales and or request, CARLY SIMON Er JA MES TAYLOR "Devoted To You" (Elektra) Charts 12-6 week. Some new adds include WDEE, WIRE, KCKC, KKYX, WS W WIL, CASH B JENNINGS KCKC, 36-21 WHK. Added at WIL. WV MI, WHOO, KVOO, WEAT, WIRK-F M, KENR, WSUN, KHAK. WINN, KSO, KRAK, KJJJ, KAYO, KNIX, WXCL, I hero A on t No Good CA.', Gang C vnbe VVVVVA, WNRS, KRAK, WOKO, WOK Q, WNYR. KIKK, KRMD. WHOO, WIRK• FM, KRDR, WITL and others. JOHN CONLEE Ros• Colored Glees*, 'ABC M OE BANDY "Two Lonely People" (Columbia) One of the - Most Added" BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK "Hubba Hubba" (Capitol) Added at WDEE, JOHNNY DUNCAN

VVVOJ. WIRK-F M, WDGY, KCEY, KRMD, KV00, WNYR, WVVVA. WOK O, Soo Can Pu H a, Shoot Undo, ,Colun,boe of the week. New at WIRE, KSO. KOKE. KCKC, KNIX, KJJJ, KRZY, KFTN, WJVA, CKL W- FM, JAJFIE FRICKE KAYO, WXCL, WHOO, KRMD, WIRK-F M, VVVVOL, KXREI, KSSS, KCEY, Pte., • Moto Me I vr• eaten,' ,Colunque, KFEQ Debut 20 WINN. MEL McDANIEL "Bordertown Wo man" (Capitol) Charts 28-20 KJJJ, 27-18 CRYSTAL GAYLE W UNI. 25-19 KUZZ, 3025 VVV0J. debut 29 KAYO. Added at WS M. WONE, Tek on9 Y OLe Ste e p qua, BARBARA MANDRELL "Sleeping Single In A Double Bed" (ABC) Another WJJD, WTCR, WEAT, WHOO, WNCQ, JERRY LIE LEWIS of the "Most Added" this week. New at K LAC. KSON, WIRE, WJJD, WONE, ; II F•nd II Where I Can ,Merveueyl TO M T. HALL "What Have You Got To Lose - (RCA) New at WS M. WNYN, L Y NN b TWIT-TY W UNI, KOKE, WDEN, KRZY, KBBQ, WSLR. KCKN. WIXZ, WOK Q, KFEQ, WEAT. KRMD, WVVOL, WCA W, WCOS-F M, KBE3Q, KTO M, WOK Q. Charts from Seven TAW ren ,MCAI K V00. WDDD Charts 26-19 KSO, 35-30 KCKC, 31-24 WVOJ, debut 17 WINN_ CHAJILY 111cCLAIN 29-19 KCKC, T.G. SHEPPARD "Daylight" (WB) One of the "Most Added" this week. L•t Me Bre You, Bee, '(p.,,, ZELLA LEHR "Danger Heartbreak Ahead" (RCA) Added at KSON. WS M. RONNIE FAILSAP First week adds at WIRE. WDEE, KSON, KCKC, KJJJ, WSLR, WXCL. KFDI, OnIv One ove Mv I r,e ,RCAI KSO, KAYO, KBB Q, WINN, KGA, KFTN, KRAK, KCKN, KENO, WVOJ. W UNI. WSLR, WITL, WNYN, WNRS, WLAS. VVVVOL, WNC Q. Charts 36-30 ANNE MURRAY KRMD, 29-23 KHTZ. You Needed M. iCepaoll CHARLY McCLAIN "That's What You Do To Me" (Epic) A "Most Added" CHARLEY MODE record. New at WEAT, KRAK, KAYO, KJJJ, WUNI, WVVOL, KRANI, KVOC, KENNY DALE "Two Hearts Tangled In Love" (Capitol) Picked up at KOKE. When S top *wrong 'RCA, E DINE RASSETT KXRB, KUGR, KEEN, WKYG, WOOD, KFTN Charts debut 29 KENR. debut W HBF, W YTL, KTYN, KFG M. W VOJ, W OOD, CKL W-F M. Charts 39-29 27 WCA W. KSO, 31-26 WVVVA, 36-30 KXRB. H oerr) On F,nr lElee eve, KENNY ROGERS

Low., Sornotfung tal• It ILIA , FREDDIE HART "Toe To Toe - (Capitol) Added at K LAC. WONE. KKYX, M ARY K. MILLER "Handcuffed To A Heartache" (Inergi) Added at KENR. KSO, KFTN, KRAK, KXRB, KCEY, WOK°, WCA W. WRRD. WYTL. KRGO. L nius W BAP, WRCP. WNCQ, KVOC, KXRB, WCOS-F M. Charts 34-27 KTYN, debut IBeher• In You (MCA 30 WUNI. 28-18 KRZY. debut 30 WIRK,F M. 33-28 CKL W FM. BONNIE TYLER It 1 A H earteC A O 'R C A KO; Friday September 15 1978 Page 51 Others Getting Significant Action Listed In Alphabetical Order Biff Collie LYNN ANDERSON "Last Love Of My Life" (Columbia) Added at WIRE. WIVIUS WUNI WFNC, W DDD, W NYN, VVVOJ. JOHNNY CASH "Gone Girl - (Columbia) Added at KHTZ. KFTN, KRA M, WXCL, KV00. WIRK-FM, WF MC. CATES SISTERS "Lovin' You Off My Mind" (Caprice) Added at WIRE, Inside Nashville KBBQ, KEEN. WITL WFNC. JACK CLEMENT "All I Want To Do In Life" lElektral New at KVOO, WEAT, WDEN WHO() On KAYO. WSUN. DAVID ALLAN COE "If This Is Just A Game" (Columbia) New at KDJ W. KOKE, KVOO KFTN, KRGO, CKLW FM Charts 3447 KRZY. MUNDO EAR W OOD "Things I'd Do For You" (GMC) Added at KEEN, KGA, A WILD NIGHT AT THE OPRY : " I want to introduce a friend of ours who comes to Opry every once in KEED. WITL WFNC, KRMD, WUNI, KCKN (flip). awhile when he's not on tour," Roy Acuff said, as the big man in the black suit took those long, gangling strides BEVERLY HECKEL "Bluer Than Blue" (RCA) Added at KEEN, KTO M, toward Opry Center Stage. The normal fullhouse at the Grand Ole Opry got the surprise of their lives, an unex- W MUS WKYG pected appearance by Johnny Cash. After his first song, Cash said, "I want you to say hello to a friend of mine TERRI HOLLO WELL "Strawberry Fields Forever" (Con Brio) Added at WIXZ, who doesn't get to the Opry very often" (the audience thought it was John's wife, June). Then Waylon Jennings WLAS KV00, KUGR, KRGO. On KFTN, KTYN, KRMD, WDEN. strolled out, leather vest, black hat and Luckenbach, Texas cowhide guitar front and all. Cash and Waylon sang LaWANDA LINDSAY "I'm A Wo man In Love" (Mercury) Added at KAYO, "The Greatest Cowboy Of Them All," which Cash explained is really a Christmas song about Jesus. Jennings WEAT, KKYX, KFDI, KRDR. said he was nervous; first time at the Opry since the Ryman Auditorium. Jan Howard (who tours with Cash REBA McENTIRE "Last Night. Ey'ry Night" (Mercury) new at KRDR, WXCL and also sings with the Carter Sisters) and Opry manager Hal Durham cooked up the surprise and nobody else WKKN, CK LW-FM, KBBQ. BILLY PARKER "Until The Next Time" (SCR) Added at KBBCL WIRE. KDJW, knew about it. PICKERS POTPOURRI: The Statler Bros. sang on the Vikings-Broncos ABC "Game Of The Week" WXCL WFNC. Charts 32-26 VVVOJ. EDDIE RABBITT "I Just Wanted To Love You - lElektral Added at KCKC. Monday night . . . Kris Kristofferson just renewed his contract for the fourteenth year with Broadcast Music, KLAC. KIKK, KENR, KARM. Inc. (BMI) as one of their writers. His BMI catalog includes million-performance songs like "Me And Bobby DAVID ROGERS "When A Wo man Cries" (Republic) New at KDJW, KRZY, McGee," "For The Good Times" and "Help Me Make It Through The Night." He is shown here with BMI/ KUZZ. WFNC, WHBF. Nashville VP Frances Preston during recent Atlanta ceremonies . . . Vaughn Horton, the 23-million-seller RAY STEVENS "Be Your Own Best Friend" (WB) New at W ONE, WHBF, WTCR, KUGR, WKKN, WITL WRCP. Charts 38-30 KDJW, debut 22 WK MF. lum BILLY SWAN "Hello, Remember Me" (A& M) Charts 25-21 WJJD, 8-6 WSUN, 37-29 WIL. 20-15 WITL. debut 27 KXRB, 34-28 KUZZ, 24-18 WOKQ. 35-26 WIXZ. SONNY THROCK MORTON "I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head (And Left My Heart Alone)" (Mercury) New at KVOO, WLAS, KFEQ, KRGO. On WKDA, WKYG, WOKQ.

Country Albums Preston and Kristofferson songwriter whose hits include "Mockingbird Hill," "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie," "Sugarfoot Rag," "Muleskinner %Ilium ruts ret .'ning airpla, and some artist!, listed alptsahettralls Blues," and "Hillbilly Fever," is recuperating from his second coronary; his first was a near-fatal heart attack REX ALLEN JFL(WB) "You Turned It On Again" in Nashville six years ago. Friends can write Vaughn at Box 505. New Port Richey, Fl. 33552 . . . Dolly Parton BILL ANDERSON (MCA) "Does God Like Country Music" "How Married escaped the Studio 54 Disco crowds in New York wearing an Eddie Rabbitt mask (couldn't see her dimples) . . . Are You, Mary Ann?" Andy Williams joins the Nashville Symphony Orchestra next Monday (25). (Didja know he and his brothers LYNN ANDERSON (Columbia) "From The Inside" "Sometimes When We sang on the Iowa Barn Dance in 1939? ) . . . Johnny Cash auctioned off his wife June's slip at the Minnesota State Touch" Fair. It caught on her foot leaving the stage; she took it off and waved it to the crowd and said, "What am I bid?" DAVE Es SUGAR (RCA) "Somebody Wake Me" "How Can I Stop My Loving ( it sold for $100! ) . . . Moe Bandy says he's not "quitting Nashville." He's just opening his own booking agency, You" JOHNNY DUNCAN (Columbia) "The Best Is Yet To Come" "The Pillow" Encore, Inc., in San Antonio, his hometown. His Nashville producer Ray Baker will be a VP in the company . . . "Mexican Love Songs" The newly-purchased George Richey and Tam my Wynette palace at 5618 Hillsboro Rd. in Nashville opened to CRYSTAL GAYLE (UA) "Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For" the public Sunday for the annual "Decorators' Showcase," through Sept. 30th . . Chet Atkins is the half-time "When I Dream" "Heart Mender" "Hello I Love You" "Someday Soon" star of the Tennessee-Alabama football game in Knoxville Oct. 21st. He hasn't decided whether he'll play GEORGE JONES (Epic) "I Don't Want No Stranger Sleepin In My Bed" "Tennessee Waltz" or "Alabama Jubilee." "Ain't Your Memory Got No Pride At All" "(When Your Phone Don't Ring) RADIO ROW: Barbara Johns, whose credits include Operations Manager at KGBS/ Los Angeles (Country) Be Me" in the '60's and recently manager at WAKC/ Bloomington. III., as well as the "Johnny Cash" ABC-TV series, DON KING (Con Brio) "Old Nebraska Memories" "I Wonder What It's just moved back to Music City to open her own promo-PR firm. She says she'll also consult some radio stations Like To Be In Love" . . Welcome also also to Vic Riunore, former part-owner and GM at WKGN in Knoxville, who's just been named OAK RIDGE BOYS(ABC) "I Can Love You" "Come On In" General Manager at WKDA and WKDF radio in Nashville. 'ICDA and 'ICDF will be moving into their new studios KENNY O'DELL (Capricorn) "We Can Make Music" "Soulful Woman" in November . . . Jerry House, PD at WSIX-AM, has been looking for an afternoon drive man to complete his TOM MY OVERSTREET (ABC) "Fading In, Fading Out" DOLLY PARTON (RCA) "We're Through Forever" "The Man" "It's Too current shift-shuffling on the Nashville Pop/Adult facility . . . WSM continues to play more country artists on Late To Love Me Now" "I Really Got The Feeling" "Baby I'm Burning" their daytime P/ A program ming. "Nickels And Dimes" OCTOBER HERE WE COME: .. . Ohio became the first state to officially honor October as Country Music JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ (Mercury) "Spanish Eyes:' "I Need It Now" Month for 1978. Governor James A. Rhodes just signed a proclamation at the Ohio State Fair. On hand to witness KENNY ROGERS (UA) "There's A Lot Of That Going Around" "Buried the event were Dolly Parton: Carl Wendelken of WMNI/Columbus ; and Bill Rice from the Ohio Country and Treasures" "Momma's Waiting" "Sail Away" Western Music Association. Along with the Country Music Association, Dolly will be sending out letters to the BILUE JO SPEARS (UA) "All The Love I Have" governors of the other 49 states, requesting that they also proclaim October as Country Music Month. "CMM" JOE STA MPLEY (Epic) "She's My Wo man" "I'll Marry You Tomorrow" was first celebrated in 1964. In 1967, the first CMA Awards were presented, and now October is officially known "Houston Treat My Lady Good" "Do You Fool Around" "Barnum Et Bailey" as "International Country Music Month." Again this year the CMA will provide recorded public service spots, DOTTIE WEST (UA) "The Good 01' Nights" "Even If You Were Jesse James" "Love Is Right" the annual Awards show, banquet and anniversary (this is CMA's 20th year), the talent buyers seminar, co- DON WILLIA MS (ABC) "Lay Down Beside Me" "You've Got A Hold On Me" sponsorship with WSM Radio of the artist-DJ tape session during convention week, the annual membership "I Would Like To See You Again" "When I'm With You" "All I'm Missing meeting (set for October 19 at Opryland ) , and the presentation of the 1977 Country Music Month Awards to Is You' it Must Be Love" winning radio stations. The winners include WJIL/Jacksonville, KSSS/Colorado Springs; and WCMS/ TAM MY WYNETTE (Epic) - Love Doesn't Always Come (On The Nights Norfolk. For more information on how your station can participate in Country Music Month, contact the CMA It's Needed)""50 Words Or Less" at (615) 244-2840. 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REX/PORTLA ND morning and afternoon drive personahtios Barney Keep (left with speculum LADD ADDS FUEL TO BUELL - An angel by anyone's standards, Cheryl Ladd meets Chuck in hand' and Jim Hollister were caught during a rather candid interview at the Oregon State Charlie Buell in Houston just prior to his move from KULF to KIMN/Denver Ms Ladd Fair Both gents tasted homemade food, rode the worlds largest !orris wheel, milked a goat appears to be admiring Buell 's home grown head and are seen here asking Aside from that. Billy what do you think of your brother s chances for reelection' pop ADULT

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I W CHV/Charlottesville was recently awarded a gold record for Dan Hill's "'Sometimes When We Touch - on 20th Century. Pictured (I r) are: PD Tom Evans, M D, Jim Racey and General VVGAR'Cleveland sends along this striking visual (it's full color) that the station is using in maga Manager Mike Ludgate rine ads pop MIR I rirl•y Septe mber lb. 19/11 ADULT

WGAR /Clev eland personality Rob Ja1111 .% hes been named ( 'Norman gal the ('withal/a county \larch of Dimes scheduled for septembei I•;111 tt sit/Atlanta has found its "Great Young American" it. eighteen-year-old Nterk Nadel.% s 'fanning, who will receive a trophy and a $500 U S Savings Bond . KMPC/ Los Angeles personality Geoff Edwards has been honored as "Rookie Sportscaster of the Year" by Los Angeles Magazine for his broadcasting of L A Strings tennis games . . . Someone's in the mauve again in Fan River, Maas., as Mike Kasabo '.% Stilt recorded a *noun caller who claimed her car was (011,,wed by a flying saucer with a red light, which then disappeared, reappeared with a white light joining the red (me, then suddenly vanished in the night God. I miss radio KG NH /sacrament() formerly KCRA ) will carry the Ali-Spinks rematch today (9/15) from the MU feed WCBM/Baltimore held its annual top 300 favorites poll from area listeners, with nine of the top ten being Elvis records, including the number one entry, "Can't Help h'alling In Love" . . Paul Anka has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Music degree by St John's University in New York City . . Color Pop/Adult Talk Seg ment — Part Two REYNOLDS RAP: WBT/Charlotte personality H.A. Thompson, IWO, recently asked ta.s Last week, W HAS/Louisville PI) Jerry David Melloy gave us his thoughts and reasoning lady listeners. "What would you ask Burt Reynolds if he phoned you?" And from hundreds as to why the 20-year-old talk segment has worked so well for his station This week, John of responses. he chose Olivia Howls as the lucky "guest" interviewer. During the fifteen Lund, Operations Manager of KHOW / Denver, explains how his station's new (since Feb- ruary ) 6- 10prn talk segment, hosted by Alan Berg, has taken the market by storm. I.und: First of all, let me say that traditionally Pop/Adult stations do not do well at night with normal music programming. The %vinners, if you look around, rely on special dayparting. In fact only 2½ formats work. One is talk and the other is play-by-play sports, and the half would be a combination of the two. Now, specifically, Alan's show, which has made a revolu tionary comeback in our night ratings, is very controversial. It is patterned after the success ful two-way radio design of the late '60's. People have compared Alan to Joe Pyne in the way he handles the show. He really gets into the calls and can really get mad, scream and yell and even hangs up on callers. Believe me, there is never a dull moment. This approach is the key to the immediate success we've experienced because the rest of the day, KHOW is. and always has been, a very positive, happy and unoffensive radio station. The image has always been that of a nice public servant. Then comes Alan at night doing things that our listeners are probably astonished at. FUR: Does Alan share with other dayparts, or is the night audience his own? Lund: A large part of his audience is recycled from the morning drive show with ('hark", & Hal, who deliver happiness on the air, and I believe those listeners come back at night to maybe get the venom moving. RI, : Opinion seems to be that talk segmentsare on the rise. Do you agree? Lund: Yes, I can see more and more of them going to it. Ft& R : On the other hand, some say talk will get only ancient demographics . . . Lund: Well, the problem there is simply old-line talk program ming. Certainly there are stations plagued with the upper 65 demos. Alan, as the book shows, does extremely well in AdulL4 25-49. What I'm saying is, to bring the numbers into a younger element, you can't dwell on old topics such as social security or retirement. You must concentrate on young topics Also you have to get younger people to communicate by doing a more accurate screen- minute conversation with the box-office superstar, Ms. Hovis found that they both had some- ing job of callers. It becomes a matter of simply spending more time with younger callers thing in common, "mirrors over their beds." Olivia's only regret was that "Burt's reflec- on the air. You've got to communicate to them that someone wants to listen. And let's face tion was missing from hers." After the interview, Burt sent Olivia several autographed it. the fact is that's what we want in this life. . someone to listen. photos, and several days later Olivia returned to WBT to present Thompson with a plaque Fro m The Book Of Little Kno wn Formats inscribed: To the Best D.J. . . . . H.A. Thompson . . . at the Number 1 Station. . WBT. SHELL SHUCKING: Unless you're an oyster, you're gonna love this contest. WGAtti w ‘siiiwashington PD Bob Hughes sends along a list of radio station music and/or Cleveland is inviting listeners to participate in an oyster-shudcing contest by simply sending format descriptions. Here along with ones we know are some unusual examples: Contem- in postcards to become eligible for the event. Ten winners will compete by shucking twelve porary/Talk. . Big Country Music . . . Young Adult Contemporary Top 40. . True Pro- oysters within a ten-minute time limit. If no one gets all twelve, the person with the most gressive . Smoothed-Out-Contemporary . . . Relaxed Country Western . . . Modern opened will be the winner. The ten finalists receive a dinner for two with the grand prize Tropical. . Air Traffic Watch . . . Bolero .. . ancirny favorite, Jive. being a completely catered crab and clambake for twenty-five. It's no joke, this list was actually published by a research company. Thanks, Bob, for letting BETTER NEVER THAN LATE: KSI/Salt Lake t'ity held a "Procrastinators Day" us know what a major market programmer does to relieve boredom. recently. I'll tell you about it later. COUNTRY CROSSOVER: WSM/Nashville is running a contest as a tie-in with the large number of Country artists up for CMA awards who have also crossed over to the pop field Transition It's really a made-to-order promotion for WSM, because they are Pop/Adult by day and CHANGING SALES AT WCBM / BALT I NIORE : Alan Beck leaves his Sales Mana- Country by night. Anyway, listeners are asked trivia questions about such crossover artists ger position to become General Manager of WLIF/Baltimore, while two additions like Kenny Rogers, ('rystal Gayle. and Ronnie Milsap with a correct answer netting the are made to the staff. as Tim Weis becomes General Sales Manager from Account caller an album by one of the artists. Exec. and Dolly Glass has been named AE, coming from WFBR / Baltimore . . . ORCHESTRATED FANTASY: WGY /Schenectady, NY, in order to benefit the Albany Melvin Abramovitz is the new National Sales Manager of W'SB/Atlanta after serving Symphony Orchestra, will present a "Disney Family Concert." The concert will be a musical as General Manager of WIGO, also Atlanta . . . Michelle C. Gazes has been promoted review of all past Disney feature films with many of the Disney characters participating to Account Executive/Retail Co-op Specialist of WM Al./Washington from Assistant in the stage show. Station's midday personality Harry Downie will host the entire production. Local Sales Manager . . . Abott Barclay to WBT/c ha rlotte as newsman from WFIL/ which will be produced by the Disney organization. Philadelphia, where he served as editor and producer of their morning news. DATELINE: KSL/Salt Lake t'ity: I3aCk to our procrastinator story. The promotion all Also new to WBT is Rod Poole from WTMA/CharlesUin S.C., as salesman . . . started when morning news anchor Doug Miller decided to put off the ending of his newscast J. David Slone out at WIVS/Crystal Lake, Ill, due to format change. He's looking for (which consists of a weather update and intro to the jock) until he felt ready. All morning a Ph% PD position in a medium size market and can be reached at (815) 338-6371 . . . long Miller kept breaking in on Mark Van Wagoner's rap with his weather update and intro. Tim Earl returns to radio at WRIE /Erie after several years off the playground. He will This kind of craziness went on all day long with enjoyable listener results. handle weekends. and production. replacing Jim Snowden. who goes to WKBW/ REMOTELY YOURS. FROM GERMANY: WMAL/Washington's popular afternoon Buffalo as the all-night man. . Bruce Alan to WINX /Rockville, MD. as Production program "Two for the road" will really be on the road this fall when co-hosts Bill Trumbull Director . . Chuck Harmon has decided to hang up his radio spikes as Program and Chris Core broadcast their show live from the Oktoberfest grounds in Munich. The three Director of KXIN /Spokane to become an investment counselor for Investors Diversi- day event (September 27-29) will air in Washington from 3-7PM ( EST), but the afternoon fied Services ( IDS). Chuck is an excellent radio man and we wish him all the best in his drive team will actually broadcast from 8PM-M idnight local time. capturing the atmosphere new venture. Surely he will be no broker than he was in radio. . Charlie Bennett of the festival's nightlife. Plans call for each broadcast to originate from a different location from Y95/Tampa to the PD position at KMG X /Tucson . . . everyday. Trumbull and Core plan to visit the Schottemhamel tent, the popular spot for the local people: Augustiner, the oldest traditional beer garden in Munich, and the Fisher- Vroni tent, widely acclaimed for its excellent seafood. The different locations will provide Update listeners with a flavorful sampling of the many Oktoberfest attractions. ROLLIN' ON A RIVER: KRMG / Tulsa's sixth annual raft race was attended by over 150.000 people who turned out to watch 475 rafts compete in the race. Among the entries Arbitron Sho ws KMPC Up For Sum mer were Oklahoma Governor David Boren and Tulsa Mayor Jim Inhofe . . . In a move that The July/August Arbitron for Los Angeles marks a nice increase for Golden West's surprised many. the San Francisco Giants announced that they will move their baseball KMPC. The station moved from an April/May 3.4 to a 4.0 with total persons 12+ 6AM- broadcasts from KSFO to KNBR in the Bay Area starting next season. The former had Midnight, Monday through Sunday. They also score a healthy 4th in the market with Adults aired Giants games since 1958 That is surely the end of an ERA (earned run average) . . 25-49 with a 4.8. Congratulations to Mark Blinoff and his staff for a job well done. Page 55 R8R/Friday, September 15. 1978 pop - ADULT I BREAKERS I • POP/ADULT iiISLAY / 40 -Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level ot Three Two Last station activity on any given week. Weeks Weeks Week September 15, 1978 No records qualify for Breaker position this week. 1 1 1 0 OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN/Hopelessly Devoted To You IRSO) 4 3 2 0 CHRIS REA/Fool (If You Think Its Overl(UA) 8 8 5 0 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Reminiscing (Harvest) NEW & ACTIVE 2 2 3 4 CO M MODORES/Three Times A Lady i Motown) You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below 7 7 6 0 ANNE MURRAY/You Needed Me(Capitol) (example 30/5) The first represents total number of our reporting stations 16 12 9 0 JOHN PAUL YOUNG/Love Is In The Air (Scotti Bros.) playing the record this week. The second is the number of those stations 13 9 8 0 EX1LE/Kiss You All Over IWB/Curb) that added it this week. LINDA RONSTADT "Back In The U.S.A." (Asylum) 324 add WHA M, KNO W. 5 4 4 8 ANDY GIBB/An Everlasting Love IRSO) KAKE, WCER Moves: 16-13 KOLO, 26-23 WLVA, 30-26 WORG, 30.24 WLO W. 19 15 11 0 BILLY JOEL/She's Always A Wo man (Co)umbia) 19-15 WCHV, 23-17 WNEU, 25-22 W MAZ. Heavy rotation: KSFO. Moves 15 13 12 0 CAPTAIN Et TENNILLE/You Never Done It Like That (A& M) 32-26 on RA chart. 18 16 14 DAVID GATES/Took The Last Train (Elektra) STONEBOLT "I Will Still Love You" (Parachute) 40/1 add WIOD. Moves: 32 21 17 GERRY RAFFERTY/Right Down The Line IL/A) 95 WLO W, 29-23 WNEU, 29-26 WRIE, 30-25 W MAZ. 16-13 WYNE. 23-20 WLNH. debut 27 WORG, debut 28 WSAR. Heavy rotation: KRKK, KOB. 31 23 20 CARLY SIMON &JA MES TAVLOR/Devoted To You (Elektra) Moves 30-28 on PiA chart. 24 17 15 14 TRAVOLTA & NE WTON-JOHN/Sum mer Nights (RSO) DOLLY PARTON "Heartbreaker" (RCA) 47/7 add WHA M, WIOD, KAKE, 23 20 16 0 KENNY LOGGINS/Whenever I Call You Friend (Columbia) WSAR. WSBA, KMPC, KGIL. Moves: 20-13 KRMG, 11-9 WS M, 21 16 WC WA. 28 22 19 0 MICHAELJOHNSON/Almost Like Being In LovelE MI/A merical 27-24 WMAZ. 36-33 WYNE, 26-23 VVVVVVE, 3024 .KXLY, 28-22 KBLF. Increased 3 5 7 17 RITA COOLIDGE/You (A& M) rotation - KGNR. Moves 31-30 on PIA chart. BARBRA STREISAND "Love Theme From 'Eyes Of Laura Mars' (Prisoner)" 33 24 21 0 ROBIN GIBBIOh! Darling IRSO) (Columbia) 32)3 add KAKE, W QUD, WGAR. Moves 14-11 WLO W, 21-18 22 19 18 19 EARTH, WIND & FIRE/Got To Get You Into My Life(Columbia) WLNH, 26-23 WBT. debut 22 WKH M, debut 27 KXLY. debut 29 WRIE, 11 11 13 20 W ALTER EGAN1Magnet And Steel (Co)umbia) debut 30 WPRO. Heavy rotation: KPPL. Moves 36-32 on PIA chart. 37 25 J BARRY MANILO W/Ready To Take A Chance Again (Arista) AMBROSIA "How Much I Feel - IWB) 34/12 adds include WFYR, KSD, W QUD, WCHV, WGY, WBT, WO WO, WBAL, KMPC, WC WA. Moves: 30-23 39 32 26 0 DAN HILL/All I See Is Your Face(20th) W ATR. 32-24 KBLF, 22-19 WISN. debut 27 WMAZ, debut 29 KOLO, debut 6 6 10 23 PABLO CRUISEILove Will Find A Way (A& M) 38 WYNE. Increased rotation: KSFO, KRKK. Moves 40-33 on PIA chart. 10 14 23 24 FRANKIE VALLI/Grease IRSO) PAUL DAVIS "Sweet Life" (Bang) 3419 add WFTL, WNE W, KSD, WLO W, 9 10 22 25 TOBY BEAU/My Angel Baby (RCA) KSL, WQUD, WHOK, KRMG, KMPC. Moves: 18-14 WORG, 28-24 WRIE, 26-20 WMAZ, 22-17 KXLY, debut 27 WLNH. Heavy rotation: WJNO. Debuts 32 0 LINDA RONSTADT/Back In The U.S.A. (Asylum) No. 34 on PIA chart. 29 27 27 27 EVELYN "CHA MPAGNE" KING/Shame (RCA) ENGLAND DAN & JOHN FORD COLEY "If The World Ran Out Of Love 36 33 30 28 STONEBOLTIIWill Still Love You (Parachute) Tonight" (Big Tree) 2810. Moves: 36-30 WLO W, 29-25 WLNH, 29-22 KXLY. 34 34 29 29 TASTE OF HONEY/Boogie Oogie Oogie (Capitol) Moves 313-36 on PIA chart 35 31 30 DOLLY PARTON/Heartbreaker (RCA) STEELY DAN "Josie" (ABC) 1916 add KEX. WMAZ, WCER, WO WO, WLNH, WHAG. Moves: 13-11 KOLO, 24-21 WLO W. Heavy rotation: KMPC. Debuts 14 18 24 31 CRYSTAL GAYLEITalking In Your SleepIUA) No. 38 on PIA chart. 36 32 BARBRA STREISAND/Love Theme From 'Eyes Of Laura Mars' (Columbia) BILL LeBOUNTY "In 25 Words Or Less" (W13/Curb) 21/1 add WX WA. De- 40 33 A MBROSIA/How Much I Feel (WB) buts No. 40 on P/A chart. ammilpii 34 PAUL DAVIS/Sweet Life (Bang) Others Getting Significant Action 12 25 28 35 BARRY MANILO W/Copacabana (At The Copal (Arista) All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay These are 38 36 ENGLAND DAN &JOHN FORD COLEYIlf The World Ran Out (Big Tree) listed .n order by their activity levels at our reporting stations 39 37 37 CHERYL LADD/Think It Over (Capitol) WINGS"London Town" (Capitol) 25111 adds include KPPL, WNE W, KMPC, awns. 38 STEELY DAN/Josie (ABC) = M O O. WBZ, WCHV. KSFO, WSAR, KXLY. Moves: 36-25 KBLF, debut 22 KOLO, debut 30 WATR. 17 28 33 39 GENE COTTON & KIM CARNES/You're A Part Of MelAriolal V. DONNA SUM MER "MacArthur Park" (Casablanca) 22116 adds include rwrmeitior 40 BILL LaBOUNTYlln 25 Words Or Less (WB/Curb) WBT, WGR, WIP, WFYR, KGIL, WNEU, WPRO, KSD, KMRJ, WLNH. This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our reporting stations PAUL ANKA "Brought Up In New York (Brought Down In LA Y (RCA) Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters, 223 add WORG. KSL, WELI Moves. 24-19 WIB W. debut 30 KXLY, debut 40 WYNE. RONNIE MILSAP "Let's Take The Long Way Around The World" (RCA) CHART SUM MARY: Olivia Newton-John is still the No. 1, making it four 20/5 add KMBZ. WHAS, WHOK, WYNE, KXLY. Moves: 20-16 WIB W, debut weeks in a row at the top. Pressure for the coveted position is being Most Added: 28 WORG. Heavy rotation WKIQ. felt from Chris Rea at No. 2 and Little River Band, who jump 53 Still LOU RAWLS "There Will Be Love" (Philadelphia Intl.) 1812 add KMBZ, WSB. strong in the top ten are Anne Murray 65, John Paul Young 9-6 and Moves 21 18 WIB W. 25-21 WC WA. DON NA SU M MER Exile 8 7 Two (actually three) familiar faces to the top ten are Billy Joel DEBBY BOONE "When You're Loved" (WBICurb) 1811 add WHOK. MacArthur Park iCesablancal jumping 11 9 and Captain Et Tennille moving 12 10 Continued movement Added at 21% of our reporting stations ROBERT PALMER "You Overwhelm Me" (Island) 18/1 add WHAG. Moves. this week registered by David Gates 14-11, Gerry Rafferty, making it two A MBR OSIA 34-30 WYNE, debut 29 WLNH. How Much! Feel 1W131 in a row with a surge of 17 12, and a big seven point swing by Carly Et JACKIE DeSHANNON -Things We Said Today" (Amherst) 17/4 add WORG. Added at 16% of our reporting stations James 20 13. Kenny Loggins jumped only one point 16 15, but is hot in BARRY MANILO W KGNR, KXLY, WLNH Moves: 28-25 WC WA, debut 32 WYNE many areas. Michael Johnson 19 16, Robin Gibb 21 18 are also showing Ready To Tisk is A Chance AgarniAnstal ENGELBERT HU MPERDINCK "Love's In Need Of Love Today" (Epic) 17/1 strength Last week's Breakers both made nice upward moves this Added at 16% of our reporting stations add WYNE WINGS week. Barry Manilow 25 21 and Dan Hill jumping 26 22. Debuts this week HALL ft OATES "It's A Laugh" (RCA) 1615 add KOGO, WY MC, KMPC, London Town (Capitol) are Paul Davis at No 34, Steely Dan at No. 38 and Bill LaBounty at No 40 Added at 15% of our reporting stations WCHV. WLNH. debut 23 KOLO. PAUL DAVIS ' ERIC CAR MEN "Change 01 Heart" (Arista) 1613 add KSL, WYNE, WSAR Sweet Life (Bang) Moves 40 3OWNEU, debut 25 WKH M, debut 30 WORG Added at 12% of our reporting stations NICK GILDER "Hot Child In The City" (Chrysalis) 16/3 add vVORG (dp), KEX, Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks GIN O VAN NELLI Just Minna Stop IA6 MI WHA M. Moves. 14-9 WMAZ.19-15 WO WO. debut 26 WLVA (The following album tracks, alphabetically listed by artist are getting Added at 12% of our reporting stations TUXEDO JUNCTION "Moonlight Serenade" (Butterfly) 16/2 add WELI, significant airplay on many of our Pop/Adult stations). KXLY Heavy rotation WFTL. STEPHEN BISHOP (ABC) "Looking For The Right One" TEDDY PENDERGFIASS "Close The Door" (Phildelphia (16/1 add KXLY JIM MY BUFFETT (ABC) "Son Of A Son Of A Sailor"' Moves: 31 26 WLO W, 28-20 KOLO, debut 23 WO WO, debut 26 WPRO. debut CAPTAIN Et TENNILLE (A& M) "Dixie," "Dream, - -Love Is Spreading H o tt e st: 28 WRIE. RITA COOLIDGE (A& M) "Love Me Again, — Bye, Bye Love - PLAYER "Prisoner Of Your Love" (RSO) 15/5 add WBAL, W MAZ, WGY, CRYSTAL GAYLE (UA) "Hello I Love You" LITTLE RIVER BAND WCHV, FM97 Moves • 27-25 VVVVVVE, 33.26 WNEU, 38-28 KBLF, debut 29 ANDY GIBB (RSO) "One More Look At The Night," "Don't Throw It Reminiscing (Harvest) WPRO, debut 30 WRIE All Away - Reported hot at 47% of our •tations GORDON UGHTFOOT "Dreamland" (WB) 1512 add WKH M, KSL. Moves: ROBIN GIBB (Sesame Street) "Trash" EXILE Kiss You All Over (W8/Curbi 8 6 WS M, 16-10 WIB W. MICHAEL JOHNSON (EMI/A merical -Sailing Without A Sail - GINO VANNELLI "I Just Wanna Stop" (A& M) 1419 add KOGO. KSFO, KOLO, Reported hot •t 37% of our •tations KENNY LOGGINS (Columbia) "Wait A Little While" JOHN PAUL YOU NG WRIE, KPPL, KEX, KRKK, WKla K MBZ. 29.22 FM97. DA VE MASON (Columbia) "The Words" lov•Is In The Air (Scotto Bros I CLOUT "Substitute" (Epic(11/3 add WMAZ. WORG, WY MC. J. MA THIS ft D. WILLIA MS (Columbia) "Heaven Must Have Sent You - Reported hot et 31% of our •tation• OLIVIA NE WTO N JOHN CHARLIE RICH "Beautiful Wo man" (Epic) 11/1 add WRIE. Heavy rotation. M OODY BLUES (London) "Driftwood," "Had To Fall In Love" WFTL Hopelessly Devoted To You IRSO) LEO SAYER (WEI) "Stormy Weather" Reported hot •127% of our stations BEACH BOYS - Peggy Sue" (WB)1011 add WQUD, debut 28 KOLO SGT. PEPPER S.T. IFISO) "A Day In The Life "/8. Gibb, -Long Et Winding KENNY NOLAN "But Love Me" (Polydor) 10/1 add KSL. Road' 7P Frampton, "Hero Comes The Sun "IS Farina BOB McGILP1N "When You Feel Love" (Butterfly) 10/0, debut 29 WORG. CARLY SIMON (Elek fro) "Tranguillo" debut 30 WLNH FRANKIE VALLI (WB/Curb) "Save Me, Save Me" FiEtRIFridny, S e pte m b er 15 19/8

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I/Imolai Sol odd WKH M Moos* 31 75 E NFAM ENIESE AL/CIA *RIDGES I Lowe Th. 111,ght Lae 10.Sc o Round/ 4,1°40641 2 ••10 MILE del:m.024 M M Incroosed KRKK WIN/A WNE U Moves re 71 WPAAZ 313 IS WPRO ARTHUR PAYSOCO Hero • To Good f "ends (MC A I 9 I add KRMG 17 20 U N E . N E GLADYS KNIGHT It • A Senor Thon Good 1••••• Illueldeo Ii ..1d ROLl WYNE 114 II 3 WLO W DIANA ROSS la MICHAEL JACKSON Ease On Down The Rood MCAI 9)0 debt1124K OLO LULU Don 1 Isl. Lor• For °minted" IRocket/ GM add KMRJ WRIT WOO TU UDO JUNCTION M A ME TV UR WENDY WALD MAN WINOS SACCO Thermo From The WIEwd 01 Of 1611111onnhonl 11,4 add 550 5510 WKIC1 WBAL, WATR Moonkyht alu m ") II &EV Vm) A 1 .••• (RCA ) Long Not Sum mar IWEll London Town (Capitol) W1OD. Wrf L Heavy totally,. Kt X M UENCH I Jvat Want To Loy• You Illopubln II add K WIZ 101, MICHAEL STANLEY SAND Why Shodld Tho• W•y l•o•MIEL add W HAS ERRS KKLY WATil WKH M ROLF 0 C SMITH Loy• To Own IS/who 16°01010 add KAI REILF WRH M DIANA ROSS T op 01 The World IMoTown141 odd WK TIM DAVE 6 SUGAR Impt i RCA] LI add WJNO WSS WENOY WALD MAN Long Hot 50ITIITIV Nigh. IWO/ 40 20 IT KBE JANE OLIVOPI Stay T he Night IColungnal 1 odd MU NO &WWI 24K OLO SANDY POSEY too. love Lovio 1W816 I add SUB! DOUCETTIE All 1 Wool fo IMush,00rn/ T 6 •.101 K010 WRIT KRKII WKIC1 11131.1 WAIF' I. R0R/Friday, September 15, 1978 Page 57 OPPOIMINMES Openings Openings Openings Openings W OKK/Mendian. MS is searching for that just right per KBET'Reno, NV is looking for a Modern Country jock Sales/announcing at the ,Jrliy live AOR in state of Mon KFOD/Anchorage. AK looking for on-air PD 5 yrs son to fill a night time opening Must posess the abil Tapes and resu mes to Paul Adams, Box 11710. Reno, tans. 25.000 watt Contact Steve Feder, K99-F M, (4061 minimu m experience required Excellent money for the ity to com municate with 25-49 demographics in a con NV 89510 or call 702(322-1340 19-81 727-7211. (9-81 right person Prior experience as PD is essential Tapes vareattortal manner Country or Pop/Adult experience and resumes to Mark Lewis, 9200 Lake Otis Parkway, with strong production a must Good pay plus 1nsur Aggressive major New England AM FM station needs KFIV/Modesto, CA now accepting rapes and resumes Anchorage, AK 99507 or cal119071344 ,9622 EOE 19-81 once benefits Tapes and resumes to Ron Walton, New two jocks 1 full-time AM drive and 1 part time We are for News Director Strong voice minimu m 2 yrs exper South Broadcasting B ox 5797 Meridian, MS 39301 a new company and we're on the move Tapes and mance Tapes and resumes to Jack Phillips, Box 1316, Mo FRANK N M AGID ASSOC, TALENT SEARC:1 Non- EOE SA/F 19-81 resumes to Jim Horn. Operations Manager VVMAS AM desto, CA 95350 19-81 rock entertainer needed at major market adult station FM, Springfield M A01104 EOE M F 19-81 in upper mid west Tapes, resu mes and salary require Need one funny dynamite morning person for modern KTO M/Salinas, CA has opening for morning and after rnents to Scott Henderson, Frank N. Magic, Assoc , One Country station Good bucks and fringe benefits Tapes KEED:Eugene OR has immediate opening for 6pm 11p m noon drive Need 1st FCC license. Tapes and resumes Research Center, Marion, IA 52302.19-81 and resumes to Pat Devaney. KPYN, Box 637 Minot shift Must have at least 2 years expenence Tapes and to Uoyd Carr. Box 1380. Salinas, CA 93902 or call 14081 ND 58701 FOE (9-8) resumes to Tom Edward, 1245 Charnelton. Eugene, OR 422-7484 EOE IVI/F 19-81 FRANK N M AGID. ASSOC . TALENT SEARCH After 97401 1981 noon drive person needed yesterday at small market W BCS/Milvvaukee, WI looking for air talent Opening was KLAD-KJSN-F M/Klamath Falls, OR looking for exper- Pop/Adult Only entertainers who sho w more than the created by the expansion of staff and by the splitting of W OVE/Mechanicsburg. PA metro FM rocker now staff basics will be considered Tapes, resumes and salary ienced News Director Tapes and resumes to Nell Smith A M Et FM program ming Tapes and resumes to Bill Con- ing for projected air date of Nove mber 1, looking for require ments to Scott Henderson, Frank N Magid As et Box 960, Klamath Falls. ND 97601 19-81 way, WBCS, 5407 W McKinley Ave, Milwaukee, WI jocks, news, and production people Tapes and resumes soc One Research Center. Marion IA 52302 19 81 53208 EOE 19-81 KME O Medford, OR has an immediate opening for to Mike Patrick. 111 E. Strawberry, Mechanicsburg, PA No calls please EOE M'F 19-81 KLOK:San Jose, CA looking for morning personality News Director Tapes and resumes to Dave Michaels, FRANK N M AGID, ASSOC TALENT SEARCH Mediu m Tapes and resu mes to Bill Weaver, Box 21248 San PO, Box 1440, Medford. OR 97501 Prior experience in market program mer. morning com municator needed at KFXD Boise, ID is looking for future air talent Tapes Jose CA 95151 E0E19 a similar position is necessary 19-81 small-medium market in upper mid west Experience with and resumes to Drew Harold, Box 107, Boise. 10 83701 auto mation preferred Tapes, reSumes and salary require- 19-81 Don't bother applying for o ur news opening unless you're ments to Scott Henderson, Frank N Magid Assoc able to keep up with our award winning standards You'll One Research Center, Marion, IA 52302 19 81 W RUN Utica Rome, NY tight Top 40 rock, number one have to prove you can uncover news and kno w about Experienced Jocks PD for new Top 40 FM if, sports too Tapes. writing samples, resumes to Bob music station has opening for all night personality and W ANTED: Experienced and dependable morning news Mid west Top 50 Bright delivery, no screamers Bender, News Director, W DIF. Box 524, Marion, OH weekend position Looking for air talent with at least 1 anchor for state wide radio network Duties include air E xcallent potential Tapes and resumes to Radio to 2 years experience and would like to work and gro w 43302 19-81 work and some reporting, on air and in house editing Et Records, Box 127. 1930 Century Park West. with a winning team 3rd endorsed required Tapes and No beginners Salary based ori ond experience Los Angeles, CA 9006/ Future aintalent wanted in Tampa Bay's number one resumes to John Carucci. WRUN, Tho mas Road, Ons Air checks and resu mes Na-ws Alabama station If you're good and enjoy plenty of sunshine. kany. NY 13424 19-81 Information Network 849 Al , rigtori - Montgon, send tapes and resu mes to WLCY. Box 42 138, St ery AL 36104 EOE Eli Petersburg FL 33742 No calls please EOE ME 19-81 VVAAY:Huntsville, AL looking for a News Director. Heavy emphasis on local news and lots of sound Winner of FRANK N M AGID, ASSOC , = LE' SEARCH Midday Our new adult Top 40 in Ogden, Utah needs two talent After five years KVET Austin has an opening for a top U.P I award for Best Newscast and Editorial in the opening at Pop 'Adult major rnark et now available ed air people Good production and natural sound a riiimst notch Country morning man The right money for the state We need an aggressive and willing to work hard C o m municators only Personality must be presented 8550 plus per month to start depending on quaiifica right person Contact Ron Rogers, GM or Jerry Green, person Tapes and resu mes to Group Program Director, along with previous Top 30 market experience Tapes, lions Send me a tape Tom Greenleigh, SGS Broad, ast Jerry Dear, Box 2041. Huntsville, AL 35804. EOE M F 19-81 PO 15121474 1300 EOE 19-81 resumes and salary requirements to Scott Henderson. ing, 1555 Rising Glen Rd Los Angeles, CA 90069 19 11 Frank N. Magic, Assoc , One Research Center. Marion, W AZY/Lafayette. IN afternoon drive jock went to Top rated Pop Adult FM in fast growing upper mid west IA 52302 19-81 KE W/ Lincoln, NE looking for an experienced AOR market is lookino for morning announcer Hea vy Person W NAP/Indianapolos 50,000 watt full-time FM. covers announcer, production person to do mornings State market of 34 million Top 40 format Number one in ably required Tapes and resumes to Dave Montgo mery. Operations Manager needed for Pop Adult format strong on pro motion Good mid west company Call Cory capitol and University city of 200,000 Call Bruce 1402r Market Gro wing chain Tapes and resu mes to Jeffrey Y93, Box 1738, Bismarck, ND 58501 EOE M/F 19-81 Koch 14021475-4204 EOE 19-11 432-8565 19-11 Jay Weber, Box 1410, Lafayette, IN 47902 19-81 CHANGES

FOX 101/Grand Rapids, IA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Jim Paolucci, 10am-2pm Jeff Goode, ftadio 2pm-6pm Bob Jacobs, 6pm-10pm Diane Shannon, 10pm-2am Dave Lions, 2am-6am Michael Benson. KEEN/San Jose, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Jay Albright, 10am-3pm Ray Martin, 3pm- URT ANDRE WS formerly PD KXRB/Sioux Falls, SD joins KYOU/Greeley, CO as PD. 7pm Brad Stapleton, 7pm-12 mid Don Scott, 12mid-6am Ed Thomas. Weekends: Jeff IICK STE WART promoted from Music Director to Program Director KXRB/Sioux Rollins, Kris Matlock, Les Harper. ails, SD. W KDA/Nashville, TN LINE-UP: 6am-10am Jim DeMarco, 10am-2p m Al Risen, 2pm- A MES M. WARD named President WLAC-A M/VVKQB-F M and Chairman, Manage- 6pm Dale Turner, 6pm-12 mid Bill Hudson, 12mid-6am Jackson Hunter. lent Planning Com mittee for the stations. "IRUCE STOLLER and DIANE SARRIS appointed Account Executives for W DEE/ 14FBL (WFBU/Syracuse, NY LINE-UP: 6am-10am J.J. Regan, 10am-3pm Joe Galuski, iouthfield, MI. 3pm-7pm Todd Parker, 7pm-12 mid Dick O'Neil, 12mid-6am Skip Clark. Weekends: EFF POLLACK formerly National Program ming Consultant for Drake-Chenault joins Rick Martin, Lee Good man and Ray Keller. VM MR/Philadelphia as Program Director. RED LEVY named Music Director KXFM/Santa Maria, CA from KSFN/VVoodland, CA. 1INA IANNI named Operations Manager KFM UDenver, CO. ION LAKE named Program Direct& W K QB-F M/Nashville, TN. Records AUL MICHAELS formerly WABB/Mobile, AL joins WQDE/Albany, GA as Music Director. IMMY DEAN joins W PTF/Raleigh, NC doing afternoons. :ABELL SMITH joins W QDR/Raleigh, NC as copy-writer and Production Assistant. MILTON SINCOFF appointed Director of Manufacturing and Purchasing for Arista IRIAN GRAHA M formerly PD K WAV-F M joins K107-F M (KZEN)/Seaside, CA as Records. PRISCILLA CHAT MAN appointed National Publicity Manager for Salsoul Records. .ales Director. BOB SINGER named National Marketing Coordinator in addition to Director of 'EDDY GREENE promoted to Program Director K107-F M (KZEN)/Seaside, CA. (AVID PATON formerly KLRB-F M appointed Music Director K107-F M (KZEN)/Sea- Imports for Capitol Records, Inc. OSCAR ARSLANIAN appointed Capitol's Director of Press and Artist Relations. ide, CA. BRUCE E. GARFIELD named Director of Talent Acquisition for Capitol Records. ;EORGE FRANKLIN named General Manager K107-F M (KZEN)/Seaside, CA. AIKE McGANN returns to 96KX (WXKX)/Pittsburgh, PA doing morning drive. JAY McDANIEL appointed National Promotion Manager, Singles, for Phonogram, 10B McDOUGALL formerly PD W CFR/Springfield, VT moves to W DOS-K104/ Inc./Mercury Records. DUGG COLLING formerly PD/Mb for KDJ W/A marillo, TX named National Country )neonta, NY as Program Director. IILL BAILEY joins W KYS/Washington. D.C. as Program Director/mornings. Promotion for M RC Records. JOANNE F. DAVIDSON named Director of Business Affairs f.r Atlantic Records. )0NNIE SIMPSON named Music Director WKYS/Washington, D.C. BRAD HUNT promoted to Southwest Regional Promotion Manager for MCA Records. KEN MARRS joins MCA Records as Local Promotion Manager/Dallas. BOBBIE KITTLE joins 20th Century-Fox as Para-legal and Contract Analyst. 3tation Line-Ups STEPHANIE KNAUER appointed Associate Product Manager, West Coast, Epic/ Portrait/Associated Labels. KEVIN CLOUGHERTY appointed Manager, AEtR, East Coast for Columbia Records. VJJK (14K)/Eau Claire, WI LINE-UP: 6am-9am Jerry Thomas, 9am-1p m Wayne Elliot, SUSAN COHEN appointed Manager, Branch Training, CBS Records. pm-5pm Dave Shannon, 5pm-9pm Joey Benkert, 9pm-2am Jim Casey. Weekends: LINDA CHAP MAN pro moted to International Coordinator for Capricorn Records. "cim Sumner, Eric Block. PATTI ROSENCRANTZ named Pro motion Representative for Southern California, :IXS/Killeen, TX LINE-UP: f3am-10am Phil Lewis (PD), 10am-2pm John Kaye, 2pm- Arizona, New Mexico and Southern Nevada for Phonogram/Mercury. ipm Dave Mac, 6pm-12 mid Chom mie (MD), 12mid-6am Jim Kelly. Weekends: John :alvin and Dennis Gossett. VMPS/Memphis, TN LINE-UP: 6am-10am Bill Murray, 10am-3pm Kevin Murphy, Industry Changes 'pm-7pm Walt Jackson, 7pm-12 mid Debbie Conner, 12mid-6am Jaybird Marvin. Veekends: Paul Wyatt and Kenny Bosak. RALEIGH PINSKEY joins the staff of The Press Office Ltd., New York. :ERE/Denver, CO LINE-UP: 6am-10am Bob Lee, 10am-3pm John Lawrence, 3pm- JA MES M. LYNCH named Research Analyst for Frank N. Magid Assoc., Inc./Radio 'pm Rick Jackson, 7pm-12 mid Kelly O'Neil, 12mid-6am Dave Ochs. Division. 1VA ME/Charlotte, NC LINE-UP: 6am-10am Ed Gallo way, 10am-3pm Larry English, WILLIA M L. WILLOUGHBY named Research Analyst for Frank N. Magid Assoc., fiom-7pm Bob Greyson, 7pm-12 mid Bob Branden, 12mid-6am Pat McGo wan. Inc./Radio Division.

k:YA/Sen Francisco, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Mike Rivers, 10am-2pm Joe Michaels, WILLIA M D. COY appointed Research and Administrative Assistant for Frank N. pm-6pm Citizen Bill, 6pm-10pm Rick Scott, lOpm-2am Carol Ford, Weekends: Dana Magid Assoc., Radio Division. Aichaels. KATHY COONEY named SESAC's West Coast Administrator. s:YA-F M/San Francisco, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Bill Minckler, 10am-2p m Quincy STAN GA WORSKI joins the staff of Sunrise Canyon Video in Technical Operations. AcCoy, 2pm-6pm Keith Richards, 6pm-10pm Candi Chamberlain, 10pm-2am Steve DAVID REIT MAN formerly Sr. Copywriter for CBS Records, joins Philip Stogel floors. Weekends: Brooke Jones. Company, Inc., Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations Agency as Senior Copywriter. g e 58 Kill/Friday, September 15, 1978 OPPOIMINITIES

Openings Goods And Services Positions Sought Positions Sought KSEK KMFIJ needs Pop Adult personalities with expo. News gathering, reporting and writing pro with good Female air personality/MD with lots of spirit seeking 'once and things to say If you can provide an enter- "Co mplete Artist Bio Info... air sound 4 yrs experience com mercial radio seeks po- employ ment in the Portland, Vancouver area Call VAL- taining air sound, we went to talk to you. Rush tapes And Morel" sition Also, host of live talk sho w Call ANDY (007) ERIE STEFAN (503) 882.2551 19-11 resumes and salary requirements to Program Director, 277-3832 or (607) 272-9040.19-8) G ALAXY—The personality aid for AOR, Top 40, Pop/ KSEK/K MRJ. Box 610, Pittsburg, KS 86762 No calls M ARK SH ANNON, 4 yrs experience Pop/Adult. Top 40 please Adult jocks. Sample: GALAXY, Box 98024-C, Atlanta. al) DAN CARLISLE, 12 yrs professional radio experience, GA 30369 or cell 14041231 ,9884 let phone! Desire position as PD or air shift/production seeks on-air work et major market station Most recent- C8111516)924-5439 19-11 ty afternoons at KWST/Los Angeles C00121318764119. 14NVR Greater Waterbury's newest radio station is look Radio Writers frig for talented adult conte mporary morning person 19-81 Hilarious morning pro seeks relocation in Top 60 mar- 9 weeks worth of (Localized) comedy. Proven In major Tapes and resumes to Joe McCoy, 14NVR, Box 1413, ket 2 yrs with Ron Curtis Co. Bright, tight, and towel. markets. Limited offer send *10.00 to RADIO WRITERS, Waterbury. CT 08721 19-1 Pop/Adult Program Director/Music Director looking for Ca111601) 2268342 or 1601) 888-1431 19-1) 1700 E. Desert Inn, Suite 104, Las Vegas, NV 89109. mediu m or larger market station interested in getting KTLK/Denver, CO needs personality oriented News Dir- numbers and more. Tireless, energetic, loyal for folks 5 yr radio man, looking for gro wing opportunity 1St who feel the same Call (4081 649-0E438 Six years ex. ector Mellor market experience preferred Also, looking Lola's Lunch phone No w small market PD and morning men for creative AM Er PM drive personality Tapes and roe penance. Ready now BRIAN K. GRAHA M Married, wanting to settle down Production my special- DR OP YOUR PANTS, grab your socks, here come the umes to Rick Brady, 1165 Delware. Denver. CO 80204 laff a, here come the yocks Complimentary snack: ty, I'm professional Call STEVE 1805) 736- 5725 after EOE (91) Idaho's first progressive radio progra m mer is moving. 4pm PDT 19-1) LOLA'S LUNCH, 1789 Hamlet Drive, Suite 888A. Ypsil The Michael Hart Sho w is available now Prefer West anti, MI 48197 W ANTED P0/air personality for Pop/Adult Top 40 sta- Coast. Call 12081 788-3704 or write Box 15, Harley, ID Seeking R&B Program ming position or General Manag- tion good sized market Real, non-hype, enthusiasm 83333.19-81 er for mediu m market College person with Operation desired, plus good progra m ming mind Also needed You'll Be Funnier Manager's experience Former Progra m Director, and , Hard working small market lock is ready for a step up M orning air personality - a real com municator with dry Hundreds of deal/hat renewed again this year Guaran currently Top 40 pock (Top 10 market) Write. BUS/Route teed funnier! Free sample CONTE MPORARY CO MEDY, Prefers nights. For tapes end resu mes call BRIAN, 1615) sense of humor not too talky No screa mers Tapes 1, Box 404-A, Monroeville, AL 36480 19-11 and resumes to Bill Moves, The Research Group, 1422 5804-D Tvvineing, Dallas, Texas 75227 Phone 12i41 473-3944 before 6:30pm (9-81 381 4779 Monterey St San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 EOE 19-11 15 yrs experience, 11 in Country Radio Looking for good, DENNIS KING 13 year pro Pop/Adult-Rock. Most re- solid, modern Country station that could use a PD, MD, ( Beco me Sales Manager of WONZ•F M, 100kw TM Con- cently with ABC at KXYZ in Houston. No w available GOODS & SERVICES DJ, Production.. whatever. Excellent track record Prefer due to format change. Serious inquiries only Tapes sulted Stereo Rock We need a winner who wants to W est Coast Call after 6prri (802) 384-4147 or write and resu mes on request. Ca11(713) 666-581219-81 live in beautiful Natchez, MS 2./2 hrs from New Orleans. Making your classified come alive or getting your DJ WILSON, 31 Grande Vista, Willcox, AZ 85843 19 11 Also, looking for experienced Chief Engineer for our full goods and services singled out is simple Only Southern California. Allo w me to introduce myself I am facility Excellent, equip ment and good working condi- 25 cents a word, 45 minimu m per week, head- STEVE SHANN ON formerly WIRK, WANS. seeks small lines are free Contact RErR Classified Depart. the multi-telented lady of your dreams First phone cre- tions Resu mes to Alan Perkins. TM Program ming, Dal- market Top 40 position. Prefer Northeast, Florida Call ative announcer with major market experience in music, las, TX 75247 EOE 19-11 men). Mon-Fri at 12131553-4330, or write us at 13051721-0582.19-11 1930 Century' Park West, L.A., CA. 90067 news, production, public affairs, telephone talk, interviews, copywriting. Call Beth (714) 836-5498 or write KCOKTTulare. CA needs first class for A M/F M opera- Minority announcer/engineer with 1st phone and 13)5 Apt 26, 15560 Tustin Village Way, Tustin. CA 92680 tion, with interest in news and production. Tapes and yrs major market experience, would like full time an- 19-81 resu mes to Ken Paige, 717 N M ooney Blvd.. Tulare, Openings nouncing position Top 40, Soul, Pop/Adult, AOR, we CA 93274 or call 12091686-2866 EOE 19- 11 have a lot in com mon, let's talk All locations considered. News Director looking for a position in News oriented Contact JESSE T. BROOKS, 18150B Euclid Ave , No 9 station in medium or large market Preferably mid west Y95 (WKKN1/Rockford, IL accepting tapes and resu mes KFVVD/Oallas. TX is looking for a Progra m Director Cleveland, OH 44112.19-11 area. Hard worker. College grad with 3 yrs experience for future openings in news department Minorities en- Major market experience required. Tapes and resumes Call 13121623-4147 19-8) couraged to apply Tapes and resumes to Randy LaVonn, to E.C. Stiker, 3826 North Hall St, No 910. Dallas, Personality entertainer seeks AM drive, midday or PM

1901 Shaw Rd Rockford, IL 61111 or call 18151877-3075. TX 75219. No calla please EOE 19 ,1) drive at Pop/Adult or Top 40 personality station Young, Format change puts this PD out in the cold Looking 19 11 enthusiastic, creative, with bits, humor, warmth, pro. for medium market station with professional manage- gram ming and production experience too Call JOHN W E HOLD THE KEY TO SO MEONE'S FUTURE) South- ment who needs experienced program mer with suc- M odern Country station needs morning drive person DIAL 18141674 5407 19 11 eastern Powerhouse A M is looking for top-notch, cessful track record and excellent references. Single with Also, PD possibilities Tapes and resu mes with salary killer rock-jocks who are outgoing and aggressive. let phone. Prefer Top 40 or Pop/Adult format with pos- history to Bill Allison, W HYL, Box 219, Carlisle, PA We presently have immediate weekend/swing opening Mediu m market AOR personality with major market sibility of managerdent training. Call DAN 18151 338-6371 17013. E0E19-11 talent seeks move up Currently morning drive on 100,0:0 and accepting tapes and resu mes for future openings. anytime .19-81 Excellent wages, benefits, and fringes. Must have pipes watt 83rd market station Also talk sho w host and ex KVOC/Casper is looking for a full time employee for perrenced interviewer of major rock artists. 31, mature, and dynamite production. Contact Steve Kelly, PD, 8 yrs experience, formerly KKLS and W APE/Jackson. copy, production and pan time air work Tapes and married and aggressive with talent and a thorough WIDAK-A M, Box 1640, Columbus, GA 31920 or call villa, FL afternoon drive Not a wanderer, looking for respmes to Ron Tatar, Box 2090, Casper W Y Ef2602 or kno wledge of AOR music Call TO M KLEIN 16151 477 14041322-5447, after 11e m E DT. 19-1) stable position as PO, MD or on-air Call TO M MURPHY cal113071265-2727 19 1) 7791 between 6am llarn EDT 19.11 1904)268-2955 19-81 W KDF/Neshville, TN has an opening for Production Dir- KCBN/Rerio, NV needs a news person, heavily into corn GREG MICH AELS, currently KERN/Bakeirsfield,looking ector/copywriter with extensive radio production exper- Young 1251, experienced, 10 yrs pro with light PD ex. munity involvement Tapes and resumes with salary for the right mediu m or major market jock position ience Tapes and resu mes to Box 25210. Nashville, penence. Looking for small-medium market PD or Opera- requirements to Red Mtn. Box 10630, Reno, NV 89510 TN 37202 EOE M/F 19-11 Strong in MUSIC El production, 1st phone Call 12131 tions Manager position Resumes included Boston. Cin- No calls please 9-1) 798-5789 (9-1) cinnati, Rochester Strong kno wledge of FCC. FOE, 094/Rich mond, VA has immediate opening for strong Pro motion, Program ming, and auto mation. Write: Box W MEE'Ft Wayne. IN needs female anchor drive Sal- First phone lock with good pipes looking for secondary morning personality Secure position, good bucks for 24287, College Hill Station. Cincinnati. OH 45224. or call ary is there Tapes and resumes to Steve Christian Top 40 gig in Iowa or surrounding states Call MIKE right person. Must be willing to make outside appear- 15131542 1042 19 81 Box 6000. Ft Wayne IN 46896 No calls please EOE ances Tapes and resumes to Ralph Wirnmer. BOX 1394. RAAB (3191242-5237 (9-11 19-1) Rich mond, VA 23212 EOE No calls please 19-11 JACKSONVILLE-MIKE "Machine Gun" GREEN ex-WFLI now seeking Music DiriAir -position in Jak area. Great AOR announcer looking for air shift in or near large metro KPA M/Portland, OR needs good night time com muni references. 5 yrs in the business. Good production. Call area Pioduction and Music Director experience Refer calor, 7prn 12rnid Tapes and resumes to Michael O'Brien, (904)733-7546, leave message. 19-8) ences Call BOBBY YOUNG1301 951-0249 19 11 4700 SW Council Crest Drive, Portland, OR 97201 Ever thought about doing Country? WCUZ/Grand Rapids needs a super midday com municator for hip top rated 9 yrs experience. KHFI, WZUU, WZ MF, KSHE, KADI. No calls please EOE 19-11 I've had 1 experience, 20 yre old, love radio and I station in Michigan's second largest market. Excellent Strong on Pro motion and Program ming. Mediu m-major don't sound too bed W here can I go? BRAD ORCHARD market Results through hard work. Call MICHAEL 15121 W PTR Albany. NY seeks creative, intelligent, human pay Tapes and resu mes to Gary Allan, WCUZ. One 12131886-0249 19-1) 892-2050. (9-8) sounding air talent for middays Tapes and resumes to McKay Tower, Grand Rapids, MI 49503. EOE M/F (9-11 Brian Scott, Box 1540, Albany, NY 12205 19-11 Top notch Country Music Director/air personality look. KNAC/Long Beach, CA has immediate opening for after- First phone, air personality, M D, traffic, production. rig for opening in West Coast Call SANDY SOBEL (806) Over 8 yrs experience. I give 100 percent, I'm a doer, VVX0R/Jacksonville. NC, Abrams Superstars station look- noon news person 1AORI. Experience only: writing, re- 833-6759 (9-1) let's do it! Call GREG MONICA 1714) 325-4762 or write ing for morning talent Females and minorities encour- porting, delivery and Public Affairs. Tapes and resumes to Bill Banks, KNAC, 320 Pine Ave Suite 1000. Long 877 Chia Rd , Palm Springs, CA 92262 19-81 aged to apply. Tapes and resumes to Bud Andrews, Currently working 6 yr pro Experience all shifts. Plus Beach. CA 90802. EOE (9-i) W X 0R. Bellfork Rd , Jacksonville, NC 28540.19.11 production, voices, writing and ad agency ex perience Do these ads in REtR really work? Excellent references Call KEN "Jeffries" ME DNICK 18051 773-1002 before and credentials. MD end program ming experience. Cur- Doubleday Broadcasting (KWIC) needs human air talent lla m or after 7pm rently working and looking for move up Call (2151 to build one of the nation's best radio stations Tapes W ANS-F M/Anderson, SC expanding staff. Has open- 927-2821. (9-8) and resumes to Program Director. KWK, Box 6096, St AOR DJ spinted. crea my, BA Tech degree 1st phone ing for night jock, plus weekend talent. Tapes and res- Louis. MO 63139 EOE MIF (9.11 experience currently KNX-CBS news radio Los Angeles. umes to Bill McCo wn, Box 211, Anderson, SC 29622 If you're looking for one heck of a Program Director/ I miss my music. Looking for gig in Western states No calls please EOE M/F (9-1) morning man with creativity and imagination TO M GAL- The Black Hills best. KKLS AM/F M could have a pos- Call KATE 1213) 377-0296 19-1! LAGHER is looking for you. Currently PO, KLOU No 1 sible opening early this fall Quality experience and class KBLU/Yu me, AZ has immediate opening for 6am-10am in last ARB at KAAY/Little Rock. 8% yrs experience production a must for this position Tapes and resumes jock Three years experience Tapes and resumes to Lee Call 1318) 477-2076 or 1318) 436-7277.19-1) BOB KOCAK is an inventive, energetic. AOR person to C J Stone. KKLS AM:F M, Box 460, Rapid City. SO Poole, Box 1501, Yuma. AZ 85364 or call 16021782-3881 alay looking for a new gig Previous experiences in 57709 EOE 19-11 (9-11 Com munity Involve ment Public Affairs for AOR .and it Lexington, and Dayton I'm ready immediately for a new works , Three yrs experience AOR announcing. typing one. C.1112031327-5773 (9-11 WiFi.Philadelphia. PA looking for lOp m-2am air talent Ii Wanted Male or Female announcer for opening Octo , PSA's. 255 yrs Public Affairs for AOR. I read lifestyle Tapes and resumes to Steve Rivers. GCC Com muni- ber 1st. AOR experience required. Tapes and resumes news, too. Looking for permanent move to your mar- M ARTHA DEE, creative, talented. ambitious air talent, cators 1 Bala Cynwyd. Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 EOEI9 II to R.L. Ruth, Nova 104, Box 3306, Lake Charles, LA ket and gro w with your station Prefer Denver/Boulder 31d endorsed. ATS grad, with semi-professional exper- 70801 EOE (9-11 and Colorado Rockies, any where with mountains Call ience seeking station with good AOR format Special A merica's No 1 Secondary is looking for a production DANIEL J. QUITTER 1904) 737-8243 12noon-11prn EDT 'interests production, interviews, and program ming pro-day-time announcer Also possible openings in other (9-1) Good kno wledge of music. Call (2121657-2560 19-1) time slots Good bucks, progressive management, and WLSO/Montgo mery, AL looking for an aggressive, the opportunity to work for one of the best sounding dynernic pro motion minded, on-air Program Director. M USIC DIRECTOR/Air talent, KELP and KNOE with 5 stations around Pop/Adult format Tapes and res- South's fastest growing rocker. Also, looking for a yrs experience available and willing to relocate. Call TIM DISCOVER fresh new talent! Seeking position at AOR/ umes to Jim Roberts, PD, WDIF, Box 524, Marion, OH topical, warm, funny morning personality, with MD ex- PAGE (915) 592-4998 or 1915) 592-7475.19-11 progressive station 3 yrs on air experience along with 43302 EOE M!F 19-11 perience. And pert-time talent. Tapes and resumes production and excellent pro motion Very creative and to J.J. Beach, Operations Manager, Box 5000, Mont- AOR Music/Research, production and announcing ex progressive music onented Call EVE ADA MS 151131 Rounsaville Radio/Orlando, FL (WL0E-WBJ W-F M) look- gomery, AL 36101 or call 1205) 832-4295. EOE (8-251 perience in 4th market including Superstars format. 536-7958 18-25) ing for professional yet personable news people for Excellent track record, 1st phone AOR program ming future opening Tapes, resumes and salary requirements position sought in medium or large market Call ED Experienced female wants job in any capacity. Jock: to Richard D Hunt, BOX 15746, Orlando, FL 32808 SEILER12151874-6723 anytime 19-1) copy-writer or news dept Available now in LA County EOE 191) Miscellaneous Call after 4:30prn 1213) 523-1048 (8-251 KBUF-F M/Garden City, KS needs record service from all CHERIE formerly 13100-F M ready for new opportunity KFMB-A M/SanDiego, CA has a pert-time opening. If labels for AOR format. Send to Ross Block, KBUF-F M, Call (7141578-3349.19-11 you have Pop:Adult format experience and live in the Box 798, Garden City, KS 67846.19-81 PLEASE NOTE: So. California area. send tapes to Mark Larsen, KFMB. NE WS MAN, 9 yrs in broadcasting. 3 in news, seeks You may place your ad in the Opportunities Box 80888, San Diego, CA 92138 EOE No cells please job as staffer at major market outlet or News Dir- W MO M-F M/Lexington Park, M D desperately needs 19-1) ector gig at smaller market station. Can dig and wnte. section by marl or phone All Openings. Pow record service from all labels due to recent fire Please tions Sought and Changes are free of charge 2 yrs Newsradio experience Cali (602) 242-9263 19-11 send to Frank Hays, W MD M-F M, Lexington Perk. MD Burkhart Abrams ,s expanding our stall Looking for sec Simply cam us et 12131553-4330 with your infor 20653 19-81 rotary Dictaphone and super typing skills mandatory. PHIL DRAKE formerly PD KROI/Sacramento looking for motion, or mail it to Radio & Records. 1930 Can wry Perk West. L.A., CA 90067 Please be sure Plenty of fres Resumes to Diane Fradin. Burkhart/Abrams, AOR or Pop/Adult position, prefer FM M ust be West KBUH/Brigham City. UT needs Top 40 record service to let us kno w when you have found a position' 6445 Powers Ferry Landing, Suite 180, Atlanta, GA Coast, Seattle to San Diego Available now 19161 334- from all labels Contact Caroline Carr, KBUH, Box 800, or filled your opening 30339 No calls please 19-11 8006 (9-11 Brigham City, UT 64302.19-81 THE MOST CONSISTENT [MAKER IN TOP-40 RADIO HAS A NEW SINGLE.

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Produced by Richard Perry On Warner Bros. Records ME BACK PAGE NATIONAVICIKAR LAY/30 THREE TWO WEEKS WEEKS LAST AGO AGO WEEK September 15, 1978

liRIAIJ KERSi 7 4 2 0 EXILE/Kiss You All Over (WB/Cti . b) 16 13 4 0 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Reminiscing (Harvest) 'Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week " 18 15 7 0 NICK GILDER/Hot Child In The City (Chrysalis) A MBROSIA 20 17 8 0 BOSTON/Don't Look Back (Epic) 1 1 1 5 CO M MODORESrThree Times A Lady (Motown) How Much I Feel (WB) 6 6 5 6 TASTE OF HONEY/Boogie Oogie Oogie (Capitol) 67% of our reporters on it, 27 adds including CKL W, KD WB, KFI, KFRC, KRTH, WBBF, KERN, KCBQ, KRUX, WHB, WO W, 3 3 3 7 OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN/Hopelessly Devoted To You (RSO) W KY, KEEL, KLIF, WABB. Key moves: 20-18 WZUU, 30-18 21 19 14 KENNY LOGGINS/VVhenever I Call You Friend (Columbia) B100, 27-23 WKBO, 15-5 at 94Q, 30-25 WKIX, 21-16 WVIC, 2 2 6 9 FOREIGNER/Hot Blooded (Atlantic) 37-32 KBIM, 20-16 WAKX, 15-8 WGLF, debut 28 Z93, debut 13 12 12 TRAVOLTA Et NE WTON-JOHN/Sum mer Nights (RSO) 26 KSTP, debut 25 KJR, on 99X, WCAO, WKB W, KIMN. See 26 20 18 ANNE MURRAY/You Needed Me (Capitol) Parallels, Charts at number 29. 15 14 13 EARTH, WIND Et FIRE/Got To Get You Into My Life (Columbia) ROLLING STONES 14 11 9 13 CHRIS REA/Fool (If You Think It's Over) (UA) Beast Of Burden (Rolling Stones) 12 10 10 14 EVELYN "CHA MPAGNE" KING/Shame (RCA) 65% of our reporters on it, 36 adds including KFI, WLCY, 25 22 16 al BOB SEGER/Hollywood Nights (Capitol) KRBE, WKB W, WDRC, WYRE, KRKE, KENI, KOPA, KBEQ, 27 23 19 en GERRY RAFFERTY/Right Down The Line (UA) W MEE, KINT, WAKY, WAPE, WHHY, G100, WSPT, KYNO. Nee Key moves: 23-21 WRKO, 28-25 293, 33-26 WDRQ, 28-24 4 5 17 17 FRANKIE VALLI/Grease (RSO) KD WB, 6-4 B100, 33-20 WTIX, 24-15 Z98, 28-20 KJRB, 24-18 6 7 11 18 ANDY GIBB/An Everlasting Love IRSO) KCPX, 40-33 KQEO, 26-18 KRSP, 38-31 WYND, debut 29 at 5 8 15 19 PABLO CRUISE/Love Will Find A Way (A& M) 99X, on KJR, KSTP. See Parallels, charts at number 30. 11 18 20 20 W ALTER EGAN/Magnet And Steel (Columbia) AEROS MITH 27 24 (1) LINDA RONSTADT/Back In The U.S.A. (Asylum) Come Together (Columbia) 28 25 ROBIN GIBB/Oh! Darling (RSO) 62% of our reporters on it, 12 adds including 13Q, WBBF, 29 0 THE WHO/Who Are You (MCA) KCBQ, KLEO, W O W, WSGA, W NOE, WJBQ, KYTE. Key 8 9 21 24 JOE WALSH/Life's Been Good (Asylum) moves: 16-10 W DRQ, 13-11 W RKO, 26-23 W CAO, 27-22 W AVZ, 8-3 KTKT, 18-14 WOHO, 23-20 WHB, 7-4 WTIX, 12-10 30 0 JOHN PAUL YOUNG/Love Is In The Air (Scotti Bros.) WEE°, 18-9 CK101, 26-19 WKAU, 16-10 KENO. See Parallels, 28 en AEROS MITH/Come Together (Columbia) moves 28-26 on National Airplay/30. 9 16 22 27 ROLLING STONES/Miss You (Rolling Stones) 29 26 23 28 TEDDY PENDERGRASS/Close The Door (Philadelphia Intl.) 0 A MBROSIA/How Much I Feel (WB) NEW & ACTIVE - .11•10 ROLLING STONES/Beast Of Burden (Rolling Stones) All other new and recent releases getting substantial employ These are This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our Top 40 reporting stations Lasted in order by their activity levels at our reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 6096 of our reporters You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below (example 30/5) The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the record this week. The second is the number of those CHART SU M MARY: Exile goes to number one with hottest reports in all stations tha t added it this week. MOST ADDED regions except the West Little River Band very strong in the West and Mid- Donna Sum mer west and up to number two. Nick Gilder is reported second hottest over- STEELY DAN "Josie - (ABC) 95.12 including WPGC. 13Q, W NDE, WKY, Rolling Stones all nationally this week and shot to three. Kenny Loggins made his move WBBQ. KLIF, WERC. WNA M. Key moves: 30-27 WCAO 14-10 KD WB, 23-19 Dr. Hook into the top ten with equal strength coming from all four regions Travolta KFI, 7-6 13100, 19-13 KFX M, 30-25 W MEE. 28-24 WSGA, 24-21 WFBG, 28-22 A mbrosia 6. Ne wton-John, Anne Murray, Earth, Wind Er Fire finding upward move- WIS M, 23-19 KSTT, 23-19 KDZA, debut 30 WHBQ, debut 30 KIMN, on 99X, ment hard to gain, although Murray did make a strong seven point jump W GCL. HOTTEST this week. Those three should be able to gain next week as the top ten CAPTAIN Eir TENNILLE "You Never Done It Uke That (AftM) 93/15 includ- clears Bob Seger and Gerry Rafferty stuck in a somewhat similar situa Exile ing KIMN, WHB O, WPGC. F105, WQXI, WAYS. WCOL. G100, WGLF, WHYN. tion at 15 and 16 The next group of movers include Linda Ronstad4 Robin Nick Gilder Key moves: 18-14 KRTH, 24-21 KSTP. 27-24 Y100, 28-24 WCAO, 22-17 WFIL, Gibb, and The Who, all of who m are still picking up adds in all regions Little River Band 30-25 KLIF, 31-23 WKIX. 37-25 JB1O5, 7-3 KDON, 23-17 KING, 21-16 WCG Q. John Paul Voting took a five-point jump to 25 and Aerosmith achieved Boston 28 24 K104, debut -19 KFRC, on WLCY, WRKO. Breaker status with a 28 26 move Also breaking this week A mbrosia and Kenny Loggins BILLY JOEL "She's Always A Wo man" (Colu mbia) 79/19 including KVIL. the new Rolling Stones. Watch out for this week s most added, Donna Complete Regoonaltred Station W DRQ, KROY, KTAC, WNCI, WIRK, WTRU, WEAQ, WKAU, KQDI. Key Sum mer. Lisengs on page 22 anc123 moves: 18-15 WNBC. 26 20 WIFI, 27.22 WRKO, 15-6 Z97, 25-22 KSTP, 22-13 Detailed station by station chart listings can be found in the Parallels. WSGN, 9-7 KG W, 211 KFX M, 9-3 KVOX, 32-28 WHYN, debut 26 WKB W, on B100, WCAO. DH. HOOK "Sharing The Night Together" (Capitol) 38/28 including KRTH. KJR. WZUU, Z93, KRBE, WPGC. WQXI. DAVID GATES "Took The Last Train" (Elektra) 77/13 including KIMN, KQE0, W GH. 920 WKIX, VVVIC. KBIM. WCGQ. KAYC, WERC, WAEB, on WKB W, WHB Q KFRC KERN, KNO W. KILE, WAK X, KKLS, KSTT, KDZA. Key moves: 18-15 KD WB, CRYSTAL GAYLE 'Talking In Your Sleep" (UA) 54/6, KSTP. WHB, W MEE, KINT, KDZA, KBIM, Key moves: 30-27 24-21 KJR, 26-24 KRTH, 19-14 KJRB, 30-22 Z98, 35-30 WLAC, 34-27 CK101 30- at 13Q. 14-11 KLIF. 27-21 WAPE. 28-22 WCOL. 25-19 KOPA. 24-16 KEW!, 6-3 WJON. 2118 WFO M, on KFI. KJR. 26 K104. debut 28 WCAO, on WFIL DAN HILL "All I See Is Your Face" (20th) 52/5, WAPE, 92Q, KFXD. KEWI, K104 Key moves - 20-18 WCAO, 39-34 HALL ft OATES "It's A Laugh" (RCA) 74/13 including KIMN, WKBO, Y94, JB1 05, 25-23 KJRB, 30-26 WVIC. 26-21 WHHY, 25-19 KVOX, 37.31 KDON. 30-28 KQDI. on WIFI, CKL W. KFI KCPX. WSGA, WQXI. WEBC, WGBF. KFXD. Key moves. 23-18 at 99X. 25-21 PAUL DAVIS "Sweet Life" (Bang) 44/9 including WPGC, WSGN. WERC, KKRC, KC:MB. WROK. Key moves 40-30 WIFI, 27.25 KSTP, 26-24 B100, 29-25 WPHD, 10-8 KSLY, 33-26 KDON. 22-18 KRBE, 12-6 293, 10-7 WQXI, 29-23 WRFC, 23-19 WFO M, 24-18 KAYC, on KJR, KSTP. WCAO. KQ WB. 30-24 WRFC, debut 30 CKL W, debut 25 WZUU, on WGCL, WCAO. ALICIA BRIDGES "I Love The Night Life (Disco 'Round)" (Polydor) 41/6, WAVZ. WRJZ. KDZA, KDON, CK101, DONNA SU M MER "MacArthur Park" (Casablanca) 68/37 including KRBE, VVHYN. Key moves: 27-21 Z93, 28-25 KRTH, 27-19 JB105, 19-9 yviaxi, 18-13 WAPE, 24-20 WNOE, 8-5 WLAC, 11-8 WFO M, WLCY, KJR, WKB W, WDRC, WTRY, KROY, KCBQ, KING, WBBQ, 0105, 12-6 WRFC, on WPGC, WCAO. W GH. WGUY, WFO M. WFLB, WJON, WNA M, KBIM. Key moves. 30-27 MICHAEL JOHNSON "Almost Uke Being In Love" (EMI America) 49/2. KKRC, KEWI. Key moves: 24-21 KD WB, 30- Y100, 28-20 JB165. 27-21 WN OE. 39-34 WLAC, debut 29 WRKO, debut 29 28 WGCL, 26-23 KLIF. 35-32 VVTIX, 28-21 BJ105, 27-24 WJB Q 24-20 WAK X, 2523 KLMS, 32-27 KDON, 28-24 KODI. WIFI, debut 27 KSTP, debut 30 KFI, on Z93, WHBQ. on WCAO. FOREIGNER "Double Vision" (Atlantic) 65/20 including WPHD, KENI, KRUX, BARBRA STREISAND "Love Theme From 'Eyes of Laura Mars' (Prisoner)" (Columbia) 49/1, WJON. Key moves: KZ93, WO W, WSGN. 094, WGUY. WAAY, G100, KKRC, KSLY. Key moves: 34-21 KRBE, 22-19 KSTP, 25-22 WBBF, 7-4 WNOE, 22-16 298, 24-17 WNDE, 26-19 KDON, 25-18 KEWI. 29-23 WEBC. 23- 30-27 WRKO, 26-21 WPGC, 27-21 WORQ, 28-26 KFRC, 20-14 B100. 30-26 KRTH, 19 KAYC, 3-1 WGLF, debut 27 WIFI. debut 24 KJR, on KFI. 25-18 at 940, 34-21 WTIX, 30-22 KCBQ. 29-22 WGLF. debut 31 at 99X. debut FOXY "Get Off" (DashiTK) 40/1, WGCL. Key moves: 14-8 WABC. 42 WPGC, 12-3 WCAO, 9-6 WLCY. 5-3 CKL W. 23- 30 WIFI. debut 29 WCAO, on KJR, KD WB. 16 KRTH, 10-5 WAYS. 22-17 WQXI, 16-9 WNOE, 1-1 WSGA. 25 19 KBEQ, 5-1 WFLB. 16-8 WHHY RICK JAMES "You And l" (Motown) 77/1, K K LS Key moves: 19-14 WABC, 25-18 WRKO, 8-6 Y100, 29-24 WDRQ, 4-3 WKBO. 13-10 WOHO, 10-7 WRJZ, Others Getting Significant Action W BB Q. W HHY, 27-21 WERC, 20-16 KYNO. PABLO CRUISE "Don't Want To Live Without It" (AEtM) 27/17 including WCAO. Z93, WRKO, 94Q, KOPA, KROY BARRY MANILO W "Ready To Take A Chance Again" (Arista) 47/20 in- WFLB, KCBN. 30-27 KFRC, 26-19 WAK X, on KSTP cluding KFI, KSTP, CKL W. WCAO, W NBC. W APE. WGH, WSGA, WKY. WINGS "London Town" (Capitol) 30/8 including WGCL, WTIX. KG W. CK101. 30-27 F105. 28.25 WBBF, nis WGLF WIFE. WHB. KG W. KEWI, KAYC. Key moves: 18-16 WFIL, 14-7 WAVZ, 29-19 40-36 KBIM, on WKB W. B100. KRBE WTIX, 28-24 WSGN, 30-23 KBEQ, 15-11 K104, 43-40 WHYN, debut 28 WKB W. PLAYER "Prisoner Of Your Love" IRSO) 32/7 including 92Q, KNO W, KROY, KENO. 27-24 at 13Q, 31-28 WSGN. on WRKO. 33-29 WANS, debut 28 WIFE. on KSTP. 13100.

STYX "Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)" (A& M) 43/16 including WDRQ, Y94, MEAT LOAF "Paradise By The Dashboard Light- (EpiciCleveland Intl) 33/5, Q94, Z98. KAAY. KBIM. KYNO. 2-1 KZ93. KNO W. WNOE, WYND. WANS, WAK X. WIS M, VVTRU, KQ WB. Key at 99X. 21-9 WZUU. 23-20 WNBC. 19-18 WGCL. 20 15 VVTRY. 1-1 WPHD, 21-12 KBEQ, 24 18 WRFC. 37 33 WL0F. 28-21 moves 31 29 JB105. 36-25 WTIX. 37 34 WHB. 34-30 KCBQ. 28-24 WRKR, W GUY. 29 19 WSPT, debut 23 WZUU, on KJR. B100 VILLAGE PEOPLE "Macho Man" (Casablanca) 32/3. WO W, KYTE. WYF M. 16.15 WPGC. 3526 KRBE. 11-8 WLCY, GINO VANNELLI "I Just Want To Stop" (AftM) 40/16 including CKG M, 29-21 WAYS. 14 10 Q94, 21 16 WSGN. 129 KYYX. 36-30 WLOF W DR Q. W AVZ, WKBO. KTKT, Z98, W HHY, WIS M, KVOX, KENO Key STEPHEN BISHOP "Everybody Needs Love" (ABC) 22J14 including B100, 13Q, WIFE, BJ105, WRFC, WAN & KENO. moves 29 27 CKL W. 22 14 at 940, debut 29 Z93. on KSTP. KFRC 39-35 K BIM, debut K RTH. on WAYS. VVTI X c.,..tinued on Page 211