WITH Mm nnoio uuhc chart,Singles 13; chart, New 6-7;singles, Album 26; guide,New albums,22-23; Retailing,12; Airplay 24. IjCi iifi April 14, 1980 VOLUME THREE Number Four Importers fear industry backlash on EEC discs THEimports HUGE could marketcollapse inif cheapmore majorEEC WEA'sAt present, lead, CBSthere chairman,is no rush toMaurice follow andrecord slash companies the price followof all theirWEA's albums lead Oberstcin,be watching said thethat theWEA company experiment would shortlyThat afterwas therelease. concensus among lead- closely,director, Kenand Maliphant,Phonogram said managing that his ingthe boldUK importersdecision by last WEA week Records following to company"Going For had A learntSong" its scheme. lesson with the reducethree months the retail after price release of all itsdate. LPs by £1 monthsThe moveWEA albumsmeans willthat carryafter a retailthree Indies concern price of £4.00 and a dealer price of £2.44 over PPL bias plusno longer VAT, andbe importerseconomically say thatviable it will to AN UNOFFICIAL group of six inde- THE FOUR PEOPLE concerned with the Boomtown Rats 'I Don't Like import WEA product from the EEC or pendent record companies is pressing Mondays'companies. which They won are (leftthe RBto right; Video LexiGodfrey, Award for the producer, best promotion NigelGraingc, film, major md Portugal.Paul Howick, managing director of PPLfor fundamental is run and the changes manner inin thewhich way it Ensign Records, Henrietta Roper, production manager John Roseman Produc- Stage-1, told Record Business: "A move distributes revenue around the record Withtions, themand David is DJ Mallett,Tommy director.Vance, who The comperedRats' 'Diamond the presentation Smile' was aceremony. runner-up. liketime. this Except has been in isolated on the cases, cards itfor will some not An official meeting with the PPL thebe worth companies bringing do in the WEA same albums. thing, It weall long-runningboard is unlikely Performing until the Rightend of Tri- the CBS joins the industry on exporting." needletimebunal set up payments. to look into ILR stations' mented;Paul Feldman,"There won'tof Simons,be any pointcom- dissatisfiedThe independents with the structureare said ofto thebe trend to lower margins importing WEA albums although there PPL(Phonographic Performance Ltd) CBSPolydor RECORDS and Phonogram has joinedby deciding WEA, to towhich £3.04 were earlier reduced this year in price as well from as £3.16being will£2 and still £3be bracket.a market If for the imports other recordin the recordboard which companies. is dominated by the major cut its dealer margins from 33 percent to included in the company's five percent companies follow suit quite a few minor And the affair has been brought to a Business30 percent last -month. as predicted in Record returnsCBS salessystem director, for the John first Mair, time. said in theyimporters don't will follow go out suit, of businessWEA deserves -and if actionhead in over the thepast BBC's fortnight breaches when ofPPL its The move, effective from the begin- a letter sent out to retailers last week that 100 percent of the market." needletime agreement on new releases albumsning of except May, TVwill product,apply to which all CBSwill thatthe company it had been regretted forced the upon decision them butby- hatHe off added: to John "You've Fruin. got He to is takethe youronly tionand reviewin record records broadcasting resulted in hours a reduc- on margin. rising costs that could not be absorbed managing director to take positive Radios 1 and 2. All rr will rc n the lullst priceit LP:the internally.The reaction from dealers has been action over imports without going to voiceNow their the grievancesindependents over are increased ready to will rise Irom £2.90 to £3.04. fairly muted. Mike Isaacs, Our Price Feldman did point out, however, that difficulty in obtaining airplay for their be Thereduced dealer to margin30 percent on singles with the will dealer also recentdirector, assurances commented: from CBS"Despite that mar-the onsome the importers three month might period try to before capitalise the records,or consultation lack of at formal PPL boardrepresentation level and price rising from the present 66 pence to gins would not be cut, the move obvi- retail price of albums was cut - although the whole system of how recorded The new margin structure brings dealersously doesn't and punters come aswill a surprise.suffer." Both he claimed Simons would not be among UK.music is licensed for radio use in the albums into line with CBS cassettes. ■ New Musik-from AtoB ■ K The new album featuring ■ V / This world of water' and 'Living by numbers'
TOE CITY HALL.VhuR 22 MAN C H ESTE^FRliB TRAD E HA L L HKatl AT FIELD POLY. SAT 24 BRIGHTON DOME. ^ -1 V_y | \ ORDERALBUM FROMOTLP 041CBS ALSO ORDER AVAILABLE DESK TEL ON 01 CASSETTE96 0 2155 CBS QTMC DISTRIBUTION 041 CENTRE BARLBY ROAD LONDON VV.10 iy ll ncuii Tougher times Pye takes ahead says Uttal's new market report on industry UKLARRY UTTAL, label former head of Bell A NEW report on the record industry andrecord Private business Stock, with is a returningUK-based tolabel, the businesspredicts toughcan break times out ahead of itsunless current the Earlobe. He has concluded a licensing vicious circle of reduced profits and find release,deal for Britain'Mind withMade' Pye and(ELS1) the firstby a newMarket popular intelligence sound. journal Afinte/, in Thieves Like Us will be released on an examination of the UK record and assigned.April 25. No other territories have been factorstape industry> that have points contributed toa combination to the of Thieves Like Us is a five-piece band poorest results for many years. 200from gigs Winchester in the last which 12 months has played and over has sounds"There to havecatch been the noimagination earth-shanering of the THEstaff toEND ring ofdown an era. the Threecurtain Irish on theirrecording record stars label gathered and one together of the country's with the built a strong reputation in the London record-buying public, production costs oldest distribution firms - Irish Record Factors. arearelease and was the South-West.a self-financed Only production previous superstarshave soared claim and have the maderoyalties it increas- which Decca,Situated has in closed Hanover following Street inthe the take centre over of of Dublin, Decca's the record firm, aoperations subsidiary byof on their own label last year which sold ingly difficult for record companies to Polygram (see RB, March 17). pendent5,000copies distributors. at shows and through inde- make"Since profits," reduced Minzel profits says. make it harder DanaThe and three Joe stars Cuddy. pictured The threewith therecorded staff are for (from the Rex right label to left) which Sonny was Knowles,launched Uttal, who supervised production for companies to invest in new artists, by IRF for home-based acts. tenhimself, years, the has first retained time he Winston has done Lee so into soundthe chances are reduced of finding and the a popularvicious circle new upFor to recordDana the her occasion first hit was'All especiallyKinds Of poignant Everything' - it wasafter IRF she who won signed the local her handle promotion with Howard Hard- National Song Contest before going on to win Eurovision - exactly ten years ing"I as have press decided representative. to start my new oper- ingThe reveals report's 65 percent market of research singles andsampl- 56 ago.The man who signed her, IRF general manager Michael Geoghegan (second ation in Britain because I feel that this percent of LPs are bought by under-35s. from left) who presided at the farewell function commented: "This was just the pendentcountry nowentrepreneur has more to thanoffer theAmerica inde- advertisingThe advent had of thebudget effect albums of broadening and tv immense,thin edge ofranging the wedge from afor crippling the Irish excise recording duty, industry.cheap imports The problems flooding arethe where limited radio station playlists plus the market in the early 70s, but in market and home taping." Geoghegan was among the 13 people made the costschances of promotionof succeeding combine extremely to make dif- ofMintel's adults latestclaimed figures, to have only bought 29 percent an LP redundant. ficult. With Earlobe I am interested in in 1978-9 compared to 35 percent in the buildinginto breaking major Thievesacts. All myLike effort Us willbefore go boomOn yearsthe home-tapingof 1973-4. front, Mituel Manx frequency clash with we release our second record." adultsreports havethat althoughaccess to60 percenttape playing of all Lincoln angers Tynwald 11 Euro songs equipment,have bought onlya pre-recorded 11 percent tape claim in 78-9 to - which is no increase on the figure freeTEN OF thefor 19 entries UK in this year's returned in 1975-6. That percentage,heage has Eurovision Song Contest, due to be profile has also remained low. M-'Radioobliterated in signalsall but thewill strongest be completely recep- returnedarrangements to London agreetnwould have beenscreened picked by upBBC-1 for UK on release April at19, press- had homeEstimates taping ofvary industry between losses £75 milliondue tion areas of the island. time. However, as is customary, release and £200 million, but the report says When Manx was allocated Radio Lincolnshire is due to begin whichwill depend in the on televised the final form placing will of be songs per- sales of blank tape have rocketed to 60 quencyin 1975i1 iie nearestshared being by an no Italian other Homebroadcasting Office in has November not acted. and Astill high- the formed in the language of the country of percentmillion areunits suitable in 1978 for of music which taping only and 20 fi Polish tion. However at the end powered delegation representing the origin. only 6 percent of hi-fi standard. How- Conmussion^iirfon^edby0 astsuinri the island's Broadcastingy AeFlome ^H^^Offk"Broadcasting Commission plans to visit TurkeyThe UK- 'Pet'r rights Oil' are byheld Ajda as follows;Pekkan ever that,sufl. representsT lost around sales of £60 up ^ ^ certaijj )oca] radiostations ^in (Phonogram); Spain - 'Que Date Esta millionto 12 million at retail albums prices. the UK both BBC and IBA) would Nochc' by Trigo Limpio (Phonogram); The Mintel report costs £3S and is pub- allocatedIn November this frequency. a meeting took place CBS push for Greece& The -Epikouri 'Hitch-hiking' (EMI); bySwitzerland Anna Visso - lished by M Intel Publications of 20 Buck- between Manx and Home Office two new LPs 'Cinema' by Paola (CBS); Sweden - ingham Street, Strand, London WC2. engineers who agreed that the only poss- CBS RECORDS is running land'Just -Nu' 'What's by Tomas Another Ledin Year' (Epic); by Johnny Ire- Dicksoncampaigns Album this monthand thefor Thenew John LoganNetherlands (Epic); - 'Amsterdam' by Mag- MCPS bans import of new Bop.Cooper Clarke LP Snap, Crackle (&) gie McNeal (WEA); Belgium - 'Euro- Boz Scaggs Middleman LP The Barbara Dickson LP, released vision'Enough by For Telex Two' (Sire) by and Prima UK -Donna 'Love lastwide week, radio willadvertising, be backed window by nation- dis- Dames'(Ariola). (CBS).France - 'He, He, M'sieurs American album infringement of British copyright by plays,Rail and a theposter London campaign underground on British and RECORD BUSINESS releaseThe newfrom bannon-EEC is Bozz Scaggs' withoutimporters the whoMCPS bring stamp in renders the album them apologises for the late album Middle Man on CBS in the liable to an injunction preventing will be supported by in-store displays deliveryissue. of last week's UK andcopyright has been holders issued Rondor behalf Music of importdelivery or up sale of ofLPs the in disc, their damages possessioi and and music press advertising. Ther This was caused by late lowsand Warner recent actionBrothers against Music, imports and fol- of inglyMCPS as abans cheap are andbeing fast used method increas- of pier20,000 for copies will include the 1980 industrialdespatch resultingaction at fromour dieBilly material Joel's Glass from Houses the American LP and GigoloBlon- limitingoutside thecheap Common parallel Market. imports from Johnthe LP CooperClarke sleeve. Directory, fixed to printers. RECORD BUSINESS April 14 1980 muiunGs withBRITISH Billboard NEWCOMERS Hot 100 singles arc doing showing better upward now in movementAmerica than for for Charlie many aDore's moon Pocket''Pilot Of (33), The andAirways' Cliff Richard's(23), Gary 'Carrie' Newman's (35) while'Cars Elvis(32), Costello'sPretenders' Get 'Brass Happy In albumwhile Thestands Clash at number are at 3111, .. nine .Ken places Glancy above has thenow Pretenders, departed fromboth RCAwith aand star, is impressarioreportedly looking Norman at Granzthe possibility . . . Nick of aLogan, production former deal NME which editor, could who involve went jazz on 200,000to launch per Smash issue Hits - has magazine a new project. with some Called success The Face - circulation it is a monthly is now magazine nudging graphs.with a strong First issue pop comesmusic outslant, on butApril with 23. aThis concentration time Logan on owns outstanding the publication, photo- Herbie managingwhich once editor again of he Smash is beginning Hits . . as. a one-man operation, while remaining as THEIndustry MAIR-SINDEN Golf Gathering Golf (GIGG). Competition Under its is new dead name, - long the longlive runningthe Gramophone event will Hancock beMay held 14. once Entrance again feethis is year £7.00 at Broomiknoweand applications Golf must Course, be in Bonnyrigg,before the end Scotland of April. on editorFurtherdetailsfromTomJohnstoneon031-443 Peter Harvey quits the Evening News subs 1959 desk . . next. former/?JSproduction month to take over upstairseditorship to ofconcentrate Disco International, on planning owner forthcoming Jerry Gilbert new havingmagazine kicked . . . worriedhimself ityabout for loss the ofdesign credibility, of picture Decca's sleeve art of department Ramblers keensingle to 'Wriggly point out Wriggly that responsibil- Worms' proudwas designed owner ofby aan driving eight-year-old licence, boyawarded . . . Virginan T Nearly pressgal Killed Jan Martin,Shooting recent Star' t-shirtrecent byAmerican press chief tour... A1 Clark after an hair-raising escape on a freeway during a WHILE THE industry continues to beef about home-taping and waits (and waits andpositive waits) attitude for a government and promoting blank pre-recorded tape levy, the tape direct with mail some companies enthusiasm. are taking Last a weekrecords) in forthe 98p Daily each Star, as a specialPolygram's introductory Audio offerClub from was a advertisingwide range offour 54 titlestapes from (or Recordsthe Polydor, was Phonogrambeing somewhat and RCA less catalogues.generous but In stillthe Dailycompetitive Mirror, with EMI's a two World for Monro,£1.99 each which offer must on betapes almost and albums,identical strangelyto the current including tv album The Veryretailing Best at Of £5.29. Matt Therewriting must - but be not a releasinglesson here - 'Video somewhere Killed . The. . Bruce Radio Woolley,Star' highly best impressive known for in Woolleyperformance was aat fine a CBS Dixieland lig, despite clarinet complaing player and of jet used lag. to Incidentally, jam with RB his editor dad Brian boroughMulligan, in a halcyonnot particularly days long fine gone cornet ... player,at next inweek's their Legendshome town party of forLough- new AWBwhat new album md .SAme, Jack CraigoRCA will has have in storea clairvoyant will no doubton hand be - first staff in anxious the queue to discover . . . RECORD SALES chairman Richard Jakubowski has placed his band Regents willwith account Arista and for onetimeonly five hitmakers percent of Prelude company's with promotion EMI - but activity.. points out .former that the EMI acts RentGRD Anational Car .. .tosales promote manager his Peter Cajun Hulm music appointed catalogue UKand salesrecent manager 32-date for tour Avis by ii journalist'sRockin' Dopsie hat once and again the Cajunto edit Twisters,the informative Sonet Thismd IsRod Cajun Buckle Music put giveaway on his Tokyonewspaper, Music of Festival which where15000 copiesthey a pocketedwere printed.. a gold .afteraward escorting and one millionDooleys yen, to andGTO South general Africa.. manager Mike Smith returning home via Australia, New Zealand
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. ct'oUNITED r\r\ ARTISTS/COPYRIGHTSTEADY - RUDER CONTROL) THAN Y" 23 HE CHILDREN JIMMY PURSEY/PETER \SLONG (COPYRIGHT SHOT KIC CONTROL) — 28 O EIGHT JOE PORTER (UNITED , BRMB,RECORD Forth, BUSINESS Beacon, ChartsTees, Trent. are used Plymouth by Radios and 210; Capital, the DailyLuxembourg. Star and SOUND/BLUE ISON/LESUE MOUNTAIN) KO M Evening News, Smash Hits, Superpop, Black Echoes. shouldAll charts be referred are compiled to the research by Record director. Business Godfrey Research Rust (01 and 836 enquiries 9311). RECORD BUSINESS April 14 1980 AlBUffl REVIEUII his Lindisfarne days and it is good to Top 10 Best of the rest ingsee combination him back in ofaction songs. on The an interest-material BONEY M: 20 Golden Hits (Atlantic KINKS: Your Really Got Me (NSPL pen name Des Moines, the album is an is in the Gerry Rafferty, Gallagher and BMTV1) Prod: Frank Parian 18615) Prod: Not Listed attempt to correct a supposed bias definedLyle style as by soft and rock large with and the could occa- be No question that this will score hugely Timelyselection repackaging of the Kinks joboutput by duringPye of the a toagainst London Northern record bandscompanies. getting As signed usual sional hard edge The album opens theas soon screen as WEA's A slight TV commercialsquestion mark hit original mod era. and well worth stock- with projects like this, there seems to with 'Everything Will Turn Out Fine' by nevertheless hangs over the album's ing. Spans most of the band's best be much talent out there and many of fromEgan theand originalRafferty, numbers, in fact, and Jackson apart ultimate volume potential, for demand includingreleases suchbetween numbers 1964 asand "All 1967, Day theirthe bands own labels have thatreleased have soldsingles in their on also tackles classics like Sam cooledfor Boney somewhat M's Europop of late, seems possibly to have due And All Of The Night', Tired Of Wail- thousands Paricularly good are Air- Cooke's 'You Send Me', and Del to the old hit formula losing its edge ing'. Well Respected Man' and David kraft from Halifax and Radio 5 from effect,Shannon's as well 'Little as Towndoing Flirt'a version to good of This package however includes all the aWatts' top ten - the hit numberlast year that gave the Jam andBradford, all are but interesting there are 16and cuts original here Wilson Pickett's "In The Midnight 'Daddyvintage Cool',winners 'Ma - RiversBaker' OfMary's Babylon'. Boy North of Birmingham the album is Child' and the rest - and WEA have SHOOTING STAR; Shoot Star (Vir- alreadybound to picking go well, up. and radio interest is maximumtimed the releaseresults justA particularly right to achieve strik- gin V2130) Prod: Gud Dudgeon ROB GRILL: Uprooted (Mercury ing gold sleeve enhances merchandis- Something of a surprise US signing for BELLAMY BROTHERS; You Can 9111 055) Prod: Robbie ing appeal mustVirgin, be whoseSteve Hillage.heaviest The act album, to datewell Get Crazy (Warner Bros K56777) Buchanan/Rob Grill produced by Dudgeon and recorded in Prod: Michael Lloyd AccomplishedCoast singer with and late experienced 60s outfit Gras-West England, is pretty standard American AmericanEasy-on-lhe-ear duo that country scored rock with from'If I Said the sroots, Rob Grill makes a comeback SUZI QUATRO: Greatest Hits (EMI bandsheavy rockas Boston in the andtradition Kansas. of suchThe You Had A Beautiful Body' Most as a soloist that looks natural for AOR SevenEMTV24) years Prod: have Mike elapsed Chapman since Suzi predictable soaring guitar solos are tracks move to a crisp, laid-back beat stirradio in showsthe States Rock because Sugar' of causedits heavy a Quatro burst on the scene with the there, but most cuts have fairly distinc- hear,and the with pair's an vocalsarchetypally are pleasant American to connection with the Fleetwood Mac hard-hitting 'Can The Can'. There single,tive commercial the band hooks, is quite and, capable given a hitof West Coast sould filling in instrumen- camp (Mick Fleetwood, John McVie sequence,have been butoccasional with the reliabilitylulls in the of thehit climbing aboard the current heavy tals. But the album will probably have menand LindseyBuckinghamon the cut) while Grillare thehimself side Chinnichap hit machine behind her, metal bandwagon musictrouble that finding is essentially a market rather here dated with manages to sound a little like Bob overshe ahas longer retained period sales than anyconsistency other girl VARIOUS: Hicks From The Sticks YouSeger When here I andNeeded there. You', 'Where the Gras-Were ■singer.48 Crash'. Devil Mama's Gate Drive'. Boy' areWild durable One', (Rockburgh ROC 111) Prods; Vari- RAY JACKSON: In Tbe Night (Mer- srootsrevamped best and known included song on theis alsoLP. tivelypieces reflect of pop the and TV sales promotion. should posi- ConceivedNigel Bumham, and whocompiled rejoices by underjournalist the Manywillcury 9109 remember 631) Prod: Rav Hugh Jackson Murphy from exposurewhich stands is right. a good chance if the
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On April 11th, EMI released Suzi Quatro^ Greatest Hits. 14 electrifying numbers, including such high voltage blockbusters as Can The Can, She's In Love With You, Devil Gate Drive, If You Can't Give Me Love and her current single I've Never Been In Love. We're turning up the voltage even more with a £275,000 promotional campaign, featuring a national TVcommercial that'll blow the fuses of 80% of the adult population at least 4 times. Plus, of course, some sizzling in-store display material. The retail price is £5.29. So stock up o with plenty now. We'd hate to think of you in danger of shorting out. QuzjQues&S. GREATEST HITS SideTwo: DevilCanTheCan, Gate Drive, She's Daytona In Love Demon, With You, Mama's 4 Boy,Tear, Me Apart,T Uxbridge Road, Hayes, Middlesex.Telephone: 01-56 RAK^ codand). 01-8^8 9811 arta B.fWikj 8 Nofth Mkflindj). 01-573 Kflands). 01-561 4422 area D. (Sooih Wtsi). 01-561 21 NEW ALBUMS ***** CHART BUSTHi - Daw.™ jicom •• STEADY - worthwNle caQloj* oi specaiisl aitmm ^BEWE^H'S^"™"0^ 0NCR 532 3A5 ♦ UP-AND-COMING - strong roi«se km * STRCTIY LIMITED - special.sl marka sales only JON HASSELL♦ Rt-ssue BRIAN from ENO 1964 FORTH
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ROCK Top action from the RB Tup lOOand Indie Chart CURE/A FOREST (Fiction FICS 10) LIVE EP RAMONES/DO YOU REMEMBER ROCK'N'ROLL(Sire RADIO?SIR 4037) RUTS/STARING AT THE RUDE BOYS (Virgin VS 327) 'the golden years' JR. MURVIN/POLICE & THIEVES (Island WIP 6539) RRP £1.15 BRO 92 SPECIAL COLOUR BAG 0FFTHEWALL 3^^ NO NEW OFF-THE-WALL CHARTBUSTERS THIS WEEK O arts an these radio stations: o i TEES o Kg?: o 5: £20 per year to RBP Ltd., Oakfield House, Perrymount Road, Haywards He o live music know their stuff and manage to inject dency for the nightspot to become a Joel a dazzling victim toenough give them energy yet into another the tired new old lease songs of enthusiasmshowcase for and unproven potential talent, have where not life.The twin focal points of 9 Below Zero been matched by stagecraft. of superstar status are guitarist Dennis Greaves (dark roundsIris Williams of clubland has for longbeen enough doing andthe BILLY JOEL tion of audience indicated the band's suit,Mark shades,Feltham cherry(black redfedora, Gibson) shirt and command,has all the wastricks always of her totally trade inat con- her THEWembley SIZE Arenaof venue (8,000) for Joel's annual diverseThe band and growinghas gained appeal. greater pro- jeans and box of Marine Bands), both trol of the situation, obviously enjoyed Spring visit to the UK has increased for fessional polish since the last tour, in ticularof whom has take the makingsvocals. Feltham of a virtuoso in par- on mightherself normally and won have the kind been of accorded ovation that an nightseach tour, at the and Wembley this time Arena: he filled where two impact1977, andthis musttime round.have madeThe six-man a real the gob-iron and does a fine job on his artist with more than one successful no doubt many new fans were seeing line-up provides a sound that is rockier bendingshow-piece the 'Ridinghigh notes On withThe aL&N', skill singleremarkably to her credit.distinctive But thenvoice, she hasrichly a firsthis dazzlingtime. The live two performance hour set included for the Young'sthan their dominant singles vocalssuggest. provide Paul beyond his years. Meanwhile Greaves resonant and, for a woman, surpris- most of Joel's best material, although much of the appeal around which the mannerstalks around of Wilko the Johnson stage much and keepsin the MORingly deep,followers which for will a yearenamour and hera day to madeseveral way of hisfor olderinferior songs rockers have off now his givegroup the is bandbuilt butits distinctivethe keyboards style alsoand things boogying along. whether she emerges as a Glass Houses album, 'Just The Way provide for possibilities that give Sad haveThis learnt new from generation the Feelgoods of r'n'b lessonbands skilfullyrecord-selling too, leaving giant orenough not. She in reserve uses it cutsYou Are'like 'Myremains Life', a'Honesty' highpoint, and but 'Allits Cafe a head start over many 'guitar and rarely let the pace drop much to convey the appropriate message For Leyna" which work better live. Material from the new album, theybelow take 90 milesthemselves per hour. too Neitherseriously. do withnever unmistakeablegoing over the emphasis,emotional top.but ownJoel superstar himself status:seemed gone a victim is the of chat his Facades,Sad Cafe givesare cultivating the impression a real thatFM The result is that when T Bone Her slinky 'Just The Way You Are' and between numbers, and now he fairly Rock feel that might stand them in Walker'sslow soulful 'Stormy appearance, Monday' the makes change a Overa neatly T roubled dove-tailed Water', medley 'McArthur of 'Bridge Park' manraces too through tong on the the set live with circuit. an airFortu- of a good stead in America. KEN BALL in mood really works On this showing, and 'Long And Winding Road' were nately his band's enthusiasm remains 9 BELOW ZERO wherever9 Below Zero they go,will andbe pickingas more up of theirfans thesatisfying way sheindeed, succeeded particularly in giving so for a oneas strong of the astop ever. live performersAlthough he around is still The Venue (600) well-judged originals find their way into fresh burnish to such over-exposed at the moment, and the reception he Amaterial GLANCE gives through a good 9 ideaBelow what Zero's the thelook set, forward an album to. will be something to material.The cultivated image Is that of a bal- areceived lay-off may was well undoubtedly bring back rapturous,his magic. band is up to. Kicking off with 'Every JOHN HAYWARD lad singer, but she has plenty of poten- DAFYDD REES withDay 'ToreI Have Down', The Blues' 'Rocket and 88',following 'Around up TalkIRIS WILLIAMSof The Town spiritedtial to tackle treatment up-tempo of 'I material,Will Survive' as a HammersmithSAD CAFE Odeon (3,480) andMan' Around'the four-piece and 'Hoochie bass, drums, Coochie lead WilliamsTHE TALK was of Theas goodTown a opening show as by has Iris onindicated. record ofSome her potentialfurther development in this direc- HammersmithSAD CAFE attracted and the widea full cross house sec- at traditionand harmonica of British line-up r'n'b is combosin the classic who manybeen presentedyears. There there has by afirst-timerbeen a ten- in tion would do her noBRIAN harm MULLIGAN at all. NO.l IMPORT ALBUM N0.1 12-INCH SINGLE AND A 7 ALREADY IN THE TOP 40
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It's SENDLIST/BROCHURE FOR OROUR VISIT PRICE OUR STOCK AND SELL NOW SHOWROOMS.GRAY & BUTT LTD., 45 KING STREET,HOPE, ESSEX STANFORD-LE- TELEPHONETELEX GRABUT 03756-3041/2 LONDON & 78813 RECORD BUSINESS April 14 1980 Edited by GABRIELLE JAMES Clyde goes for new Ayr franchise RADIO CLYDE is applying to the 1BA tion and also extend the coverage of local people beforehand. RADIO for the contract to run the ILR station at additionradio southwards. to the relay Clyde station hopes at Girvanthat in tionClyde would believes provide that a better an associate service thansta- Ayr.the people Clyde of believes Ayrshire the will best result service if thefor already announced the 1BA will intro- a wholly independent operation and do proposed station is regarded as its Gallowayduce a further as soon relay as possible. station to serve so at a fraction of the cost. um Clyde argues that despite poor recep- New transmitters would make it poss- mestion arein somealready Ayrshire widely areas,listened program- to. The moreible to directlyalter Clyde's relevant output to toAyrshire. make it Bright and new transmitters will give better recep- There would be consultation with local local accent BOURNEMOUTH 1LR Two Counties executive.Radio has Hefinally is Metro appointed sales directora chief On the Move for Leeds upNorman his post Bilton on Julywho Iis readyexpected for toa Sep-take expense - the music studio is out of this ILR station tember 1 launch. world." THE LEEDS ILR station will be shouldBilton be tolda "gem" RB ofthat a station.Bournemouth "Of all manSays Bilton Stokes: has "We accepted are delighted the position Nor- "bright, humorous and local," says the stations going on air, that's the one which now completes what we believe ingchairman Denis of Corbett.West Yorkshire "We Broadcast-know the tremendouslyI'd have picked wealthy to join," area he andsaid. must "It's be a willteam be in theILR most today." effective Acting management chief execu- weaknesses of other stations and we aim a magnet lor advertisers." However Bil- tive David Spokes will continue as publ- localto be accentsdifferent." prominently The station and will offer feature pop, rammeton admits because it is a athird tricky of the area people to prog- who icitypany andsecretary promotions whilst director maintaining and com- an MOR and classical music." live in Bournemouth itself are retired. interest in his own Press and Public formedWest atYorkshire the end of NovemberBroadcasting last yearwas powerfulBilton speakschairm enthusiastically Lord Stokes. ol"We his RelationsBilion has business. been with Metro lor three when the 1BA first advertised the con- both talk the same language," he said, years. He joined as sales manager in aftertract. onlyTo beat10 weeks four strongof existence contenders is an ous"and success we both ofthe want station. to make Standards an enorm- are October1977 and 1978.was promoted He has beento the operating board in achievement Corbett attributes to the there to be set - we want to have a station without a "number one" since John BOB HOPTON whichteam effort impressed by a nucleus the Authority. of eight people theto be way proud the of."station's He is preparations impressed with are ThisRoach monthlelt for howeverVictory lastTerry December. Jones, Corbett is retired Midland Bank reg- well on schedule. "They've spared no recruited from Thompson Press's local JohnHAVING Bradford LOST to Coventry, managing Radio director Tees areaional he dorector has worked for West in for Yorkshire 15 years. -Not an HOYT AXTON YB 82 • DRAFI YB 81 ■ HOYT AXTON ■ YB 82 Hoptonis now to loseto programmeBirmingham, controller his home- Bob allin joiningthose he the approached consortium, were but interestedthose who oltown. programme Hopton willcontroller be taking at upBRMB the post on didness approached angle. So thethe broadcastingproject from aexper- busi- JuneHe 9.told RB: "The potential lor Broadcastingtise needed was which sought has 71from percent Standard share developingsive and there's ILR ain lot Birmingham to build on." is Hop-mas- capital,The £750,000but no presence needed onto thelaunch board. the tonlormer will colleagues be reunited - breakfast with a number presenter of capita]station andis made bank up overdraft. of share Noinvestorscapital, loan WoodLes Ross (BBC), (Tees), music chiel organiser engineer BrianDave arehold Associated more than Dairies,a 7i percent Hillards share. Super- They SavinButler (Pebble (Sport InMill), The sports Midlands editor - HomeTony markets,board member, whose mdand PeterSilver Hardey Paint andis a mercialService) producerand he was Phil at schoolDawson. with com- LeslieLacquer Howard Holdings, Silver whose is also chairman on the RadioToby Tees Horton, commented: managing "Clearly director 1 amol holdersboard. The are representedtwo newspaper on groupthe board share- by ■ ss ' both personally and prolessionaly very Michael Robinson, chairman of the \ sorrydone aindeed marvellous to lose job Bob here Hopton. in creating He has a YorkshireRobert Breare, Newspaper managing directorGroup ofand the HOYT AXTON fust class programme department. Ackrillnewspapers Group around which Leedspublishes and weeklyBrad- YB 82 local.ford. 90 percent of the shareholdings are RUSH RELEASE TODAY,Scotland John FORMER Pickles headtakes olup aRadio new Also on the board is Colin Welland, post as manager of BBC Radio Birming- actor,playwright, broadcaster, who wrote script the writerscreenplay and retiringham. He early succeeds due Jackto ill Johnston health. Pickles who is for the film Yanks. He is anxious to work lell loul 4tol the BBC lollowing the now in radio and has written 11 plays about lamous Quecn is dead*' icsi when he disposal.Leeds which he has placed at WYB's % Howeverand his deputyan appeal were thai asked he had 10 inleave. laci A managing director and company acted correctly was later upheld by the soon,secretary/accountant says Corbett. Premises will be appointedare likely Btickles originally joined BBC Radio to be in the outer suburbs of Leeds Durham Irom Thompson Newspapers iblerather city than centre. the expensive and inaccess- seniorin Aberdeen. producer Following at Radio aBirmingham spell as a The station expects to be broadcast- he moved to Carlisle as programme ing1981 to for 1.5 18 million hours apeople day, increasing from Autumn to 24 agerorganiser. of ARadio year laterOxford he became where man- he hours a day in its third year. It will aim at ORDER FROM SELECTA 01-852 9191 remained until November 1977 when he aLeeds. younger audience than BBC Radio YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS, 64 LEDBURY ROAD, LONDON VV11 727 8722 was appointed head ol Radio Scotland. RECORD BUSINESS April 14 1980 Listeners 'take over' Plymouth for a day
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ERIC BREAKER TRICKLE TRICKLE MANHATTAN TRANSFER .K.11451 BREAKER INTHE IT MONKEESFOR LOVE (EP)ENGLAND MONKEES DAN & JOHN FORD COLEY ;K11452 W 7 BREAKER CANSPACE I REACH INVADERS YOU HOTDRAFI GOSSIP YB81 BREAKER IT'STHE THELIGHTS FALLING OF PORT IN LOVE ROYAL CAROLE TREMELOES BAYER SAGER IK 12314 W! 6 BREAKER CITYGIRLS LIFE ERIC KENNY STEWART JOHNSON BREAKER TEMPORARYSO LONG FISCHER THING Z SLINKY & THE EPHS BREAKER BODYGET ME LANGUAGE TO HEAVEN DETROIT MARIE SPINNERSOSMOND i fe 1 i RECORD BUSINESS April 1 R£TAIIinG Edited by TIM SMITH The bandwagon-jumper's guide to the video galaxy THEREin the trade HAS and been genera] a contmuous press about barrage the manufacturersnew hardware willis wantovercome, as many and outlets the comingwell worth of video considering in its various how forms. this willIt is companiesas possible. willAs theobviously traditional become record believeaffect thesome record pundits, dealer, there for,will beif weno theirinvolved, normal then suppliers. they will By deal the firstly time withthey Crystalmore records ball gazing to sell is in all 10-15 very wellyears at time. that getpersists going, now the willlarge haverisk elementlargely whichdisap- another,distance but,for onegiven guess the presentis as good state ofas thatpeared. video Of coursewill go there the is waythe possibilityof quad- confusionwhat should in dealersthe video do? retail industry, stickIf theto tapevideo only, industry then recordwas going dealers to Retail would be well advised to stay clear of a Business albumsWRECKLESS in a special ERIC raffle(centre) run congratulates by Stiff Records punter and Peter Virgin's Jarrett, Oxford winner Street of 25 ofpotential video minefield.discs, it may But wellwith bethe thatadvent to rophonic and cartridges. But the inher- Johnnymegastore. Fewings Pictured and (background)with them at theWreckless megastore Eric's are band, (left) Johnmegastore Brown, manager Walter isignore at present, the tape will market, lead to however a loss of small initia- it entmusic advantages disc must of mean the laser-readits longevity. video/ Hacon, Colin Fletcher and Dave Otway. intive theory that may is fine,never but be caughtthe cost up. to This the temsIn theof videotapemeantime available,with the threeand withsys- havevariations the same of the result. video formats could gestSome that advocatesLPs will become of video as seem obsolete to sug- as dealertapes are is prohibitive.not cheap, andAt, as£30 at eachleast the30 VHSfusion basing in the onlymarket a slight place lead,does notthe con-help theThe present future realities of video of will records surely vs. parallel tape. totaly78s, and to thatvideo manufacturers disc production. will Butswitch an range,titles are a £ 1,000needed ouday to showwith noany guarantee son of in stocking a range. The new Blondie Namely video discs will be bought by analogy with 78s is false, for the total of return is a lot to sustain an 'initiative'. andvideo since is coming most outrental on companiesBetamax first, use inclinationthose who haveto watch the hardwareor listen andto pre-the isnumber many of times LPs andgreater singles than in circulation 78s ever buyThe video theory tapes assumes now willthat progressthose who to isVHS, hardly this feasible will lead to stockto more a range problems. of titles It recordedtainment musicin ready-to-use and like packages.their enter- A rangewere, andof LP since repertoire there is thatnow cana massive never ' videoIt seems discs much when more they becomelikely that available. video differentin three formsdifferent of quadrophonic formats. Just records as the much smaller percentage will buy pre- become available on video/music discs discs will reach a much wider audience led to consumer resistance and dealer stillrecorded got their video old tapesequipment. because Of they've course tinuethen theto survive. record shopThe manufacturersand LPs will con- will once the initial reluctance to purchase apathy and rejection, so it seems that the asthe punters blank videoborrow tape their market friends will discs boom, and expertisenever totally is based give inon to record video formarketing, all their mes,tape them,and the or BP1 tape (or television will it be program- the BVI consumedand, until inthe large new quantities, hardware will has see been no revenuesby then?) throughwill be complaining home-taping. about lost economicWhile it was benefit relatively to painlessswitch to to switchvideo. pitfallsHowever for the the average near future dealer. is stillWhile full the of cidedfrom monowith toa stereo,general which acceptance also coin- of "How do yon andbig eventuallyretail chains Smiths like andVirgin Woolworths, or HMV, behigher a lot hardware more difficult standards, to persuade it is going con- to make Mondays can afford to go into video cassettes in sumers to buy a brand new deck unless feel like somenow for depth service and therebyand availability, get a reputation and so outlay.the advantages outweigh the expensive Wednesdays?" lerbe poiseddealer hasfor videoto tread discs very later, warily. the smal-Even confusionAnd looming over videoon the disc horizon systems is further with ifintroductory he takes on, offer say, Wynd-Up'sof 50 titles for excellent a year markettwo and at possibly the same three time. coming The nextonto fivethe onthem. SOE But he thestill presenthas to advertise video consumers he stocks ingto ten for years the are dealer going towho be veryhas interest-enough recordare not shopsnecessarily anyway. those While who I've frequent heard experienceburned too soon.from Anythe awarepast not dealer to canget tothe be market tremendous, for bluish no-one videos has is supposed actually groundmake up to lost be ground,made up though at present. there is no andenquired certainly about no anyraincoated sort of gentlemen. video yet, cataloguePS to quiz.Martin Tomha's Anscombe Planets re isyour still Theup, withamount an ofuncertain capital thatmarket has toin be view, tied goodavailable, seller though it is! on import - and a very ersdocs to not get make involved it advisable just yet. for most deal- SIMON GEE Wholesale & Import Round-up dealerIN AN service, attempt leading to further UK improvewholesaler its quantities,VAT. dealer prices, rrp's and puterWynd-Up system Records at its Glasgow has installed premises a com- at managingMeanwhile, director Ray of London'sLaws, formerly 1-Stop an Theestimated new Data cost Saabof almost computer, £65,000. prog- Records, which closed down last rammed in the same way as the one at Pickwickmonth, has as purchasingjoined budget manager. company He Wynd-Up'sbecame operational Manchester last week.headquarters, In addi- said last week that he had been offered tion to providing daily stock control theLightning Pickwick has job a beforewide selection 1-Stop folded.of new readouts,cally provide the computerdealers withwill automati-detailed American imports in slock. 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