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N S 1 D E: Widmann Elevated To CBS O &O VP WINTER ARBITRONS CBS VP /Owned AM Stations Nancy Widmann has been pro- FLOODING IN moted to the newly created post Baltimore: WLIF, WBSB roll upward of VP /Owned Radio Stations Boston: WBZ, WXKS -FM neck -and- and will now also oversee the neck company's FM group. She as- sumes the duties of VP /Owned Cleveland: WMMS down to 12, FM Stations Robert Hyland III, WZAK, WMJI up solidly who last week became GM for Dallas: KKDA-FM close to 10, leads KCBS -TV/Los Angeles. big Continuing as the highest- Denver: KBCO breathes down KOSI's ranking woman at CBS Radio, neck Widmann has held many execu- Detroit: WJLB rules roost, WRIF tive positions during her 15 regains AOR lead years with the company, in- Nancy Widmann Houston: KMJO holds lead as KKBQ cluding a six-year stint as VP/ Sales Manager for CBS Radio soars into second GM of WCBS-FM /New York. Spot Sales, and VP /Recruit- She also was VP/GM and N.Y. ment and Placement for CBS, rules Pittsburgh: KDKA Inc. Philadelphia: WEAZ ties WMMR at top Commented CBS Radio Divi- San Francisco: KABL almost beats sion President Bob Hosking, KGO; KMEL top contemporary New Directions For AM "Nancy's proven abilities with Tampa: WRBQ rises higher WHN Drops Country WCFL Becomes our six News and News/Talk stations, plus WCBS -FM, make Washington: WGAY takes lead, WHN Sports For All -Sports Chicago's AM Loop her eminently qualified for this WMZQ -FM vaults to third After more than 14 years in System H&G Communications has new position." Plus ratings for Nassau -Suffolk, Country, WHN /New York was combined the company's two Widmann, who oversees sev- Providence, and San Diego. set to announce at a Wednesday Change within 6 Chicago properties - State en AM and 11 FM properties, (4/29) press conference a weeks wide's 50 -kw WCFL and noted, "The CBS radio stations Page 28 into WLUP- are a collection of dynamic and switch to "all sports, all the New calls probable Heftel's WLUP - time," leaving the nation's larg- AM & FM. Wednesday (4/29) at diverse major market proper- 0 Talk, updates, PBP, est metro without a Country sta- midnight, WCFL dropped its ties and I'm very excited by the satire prospect of managing them. MAJOR MARKET POST-DEREG tion. Emmis Broadcasting Religious format and became President Jeff Smulyan told WLUP (AM) ( "The Loop, AM These are very challenging NEWS CUTS R&R the change would come Chanin Heads One Thousand"), fully simul- times for radio, and we plan on - actively contributing to the on- An RTNDA survey shows 21% of major "within the next month and a Operations casting WLUP -FM's format going shaping of our industry in market radio stations have significantly half, depending on when we Appointed as Head of Opera- the coming years." trimmed their news coverage and /or have it just right." He confirm- tions is industry sports veteran The Leap ed new calls are under consider- John Chanin. Said Smulyan, staffs since the onset of deregulation. ation, and when asked if they'd "Everybody we talked with To Loop -AM MILLION -DOLLAR And, in a Washington hearing, much be WFAN, he replied, "That is a agreed he was the one guy who Simulcast at start displeasure about this trend is vented. DEAL definite possibility." WHN /See Page 10 Brandmeier morning Page 8, 12 simulcast Y100 Faces Payola Dahl & Meier move to Michaels AM PD Claims From Challenger Major sports At coverage Cited Staffers Deny All Allegations dominant mix of high -profile WBMX WHYI (Y100) /Ft. Lauder- ment, referring inquiries to personalities and AOR music. dale- Miami is being confronted Ross, who retorted, "I'm indig- WLUP President /GM Jim by allegations of payola and nant over the fact that these DeCastro will run both proper- fraud. The claims, vigorously people would make such absurd ties, while WLUP OM Greg Solk denied by Y100 management Y100 /See Page 10 WCFUSee Page 10 and parent Metroplex Com- munications, are contained in a Price Chunk Of vsz "Petition to Enlarge Issues" fil- Sells Yo`/h ed April 20 with the FCC by iNOR license challenger Southeast Chain For $ 120 Million tlül..ia Florida Broadcasting Partner- STERN RALLIES TROOPS ship. Doubles Money In Four Years; The documents allege that Above, supporters Retains Minority Equity Interest of Howard Stern former W. WHYI PD Robert Lee Michaels make their feelings about last week's Walker (now at crosstown Robert Price has sold a ma- New Company, jority piece in seven of Price After only four months at FCC decision visibly clear. More photos WPOW) and current MD Frank Big Talent of Stern's New York rally, Page 3. Amadeo took gifts of money and Communications' choicest ra- KMEL /San Francisco, PD Lee drugs from record promotors in dio stations to Fairfield Broad- Fairfield, a new player in the Michaels has signed a million- exchange for airplay between casting Inc. for $120 million. radio arena, is headed by for- dollar two-year deal as OM /PD 1983-86. The documents further The stations involved in the deal mer SFN Companies Chairman at Egmont Sonderling's Blair WBMX allege that Y100 President/GM are KIOI /San Francisco, John Purcell and veteran /Chicago, starting May David Ross knew about the WMTG & WNIC /Detroit, WLAC- Radio head Jim Hilliard. The 15. The new position marks the LABELS, STATIONS IN gifts, and that the station also AM & FM /Nashville, and company has been bankrolled third time he has worked for the engaged in paper add and over- KKOB -AM & FM /Albuquerque. in major part by Citicorp Ven- station. CONCERT - AND VP /GM billing activities. "The sale was a difficult deci- ture Capital. Kernie Anderson CONTROVERSY it departs from The professional fate of both said he is pleased to have Metroplex: Charges sion for us, as MCA and Geffen enjoy success with our normal acquisition mode," Purcell and Hilliard, two veter- Michaels back at WBMX be- "Strictly A Sham" an and highly respected broad- cause the PD's Urban program- radio -related concert promotions, while Price said. "However, we were Walker told R&R the allega- persuaded by the opportunity to casters, had been the subject of ming record in Chicago has Warner Bros. runs into a rough patch tions were "absolutely false. I realize a substantial gain while rampant industry speculation been "sensational." He told with concert exclusivity at Country can't have any further com- still retaining an equity position for months after both men R&R, "Under Lee's leadership, stations in Cincinnati and Kansas City. ment until I see what's been in the future growth of these found themselves without com- WBMX became the number one Page 38, 46 said." Amadeo declined corn- properties." PRICE /See Page 30 MICHAELS/See Page 17

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Produced by NUKE STONE for \like Stone Enterprises and KI]i'I I (11.5()N for Po oLo o Production. GEFFEN )I:ur:rcnrent: Front Line \Ian:rcurcnt RECORDS COOK APPOINTED HAMILTON, PAGE THREE r Lander Upped To VP, Parker PD At KKBQ MAY 1, 1987 Coinciding with the signing of a of the programming and promotion new two-year deal which will ex- departments will allow (VP /GM) tend his services through June Bill Burns and Lander all the sup- AOR ADROIT IN DETROIT 1989, KKBQ /Houston PD /morning port they need to keep KKBQ at the WRIF and WLLZ are battling hard for AOR talent John Lander has been nam- top of the competitive Houston ed VP /Programming -Operations market. I'm especially pleased to supremacy in the hard -rockin' Motortown. at the Gannett CHR combo. recognize the contributions Ron Page 42 to stations." Dale Rands Asst. PD /afternoon personality Parker has made the Ron Parker has also inked a new Burns noted, "On the heels of a RANDS contract, and has been named PD. great Arbitron, it's all very positive MD Patty Hamilton has been pro- for everyone concerned." FEDERAL CEO moted to Program- Promotion Co- UNTAPPED TARGETS FOR RADIO told R&R, "With our cur- ordinator, reporting to Promotion Lander Two of the greatest potential audiences for Director Joe Poge. John Cook, re- rent surge and this new contract, Archer cently transferred from sister sta- I've got a promise from Gannett radio broadcasters are the 25 -64 (stretching tion KITS /Los Angeles, has been they'll stop paying me with travel- the upward limit) and Hispanics, according to WWJ & named MD. Both Lander and er's checks." Parker added, "Fin- Allen Klein. Parker retain their airshifts. ally, after five years, I get new of- Gannett Radio President Jay fice furniture. This is the one I real- Page 21 WJOI GM Cook said, "The new configuration ly wanted and have waited for." Federal Enterprises, Inc., new owner of WWJ & WJOI/Detroit, has appointed principal Dale Stern Mad As Hell Rands as company President/CEO FEATURES and Joe Archer as GM for the News /Easy Listening combo. WASHINGTON REPORT: Senate passes Fairness Archer replaces Lee Leicinger, Doctrine 12 to pursue who left last November RADIO BUSINESS: Sillerman sues over Sconnix station ownership. deal 16 In accepting this responsibility, Rands takes a leave of absence WHAT'S NEW 18 from Shlussel, Lifton, Simon, NEWSBREAKERS 20 Rands, Galvin, & Jackier, a De- RATINGS & RESEARCH 21 troit-based law firm of which he is NETWORK FEATURE FILE 22 also a principal. Said Rands, "We PICTURE PAGE 23 at Federal look forward to the De- 25 FEDERAUSee Page 16 STREET TALK RATINGS: Winter Arbitrons 28 DATEBOOK 31 Slaight Standard ON THE RECORDS: Contemporary cover versions 32 CALENDAR 33 Radio President RECORDS: Jocks get into retail 34 AIR PERSONALITIES: Using job- seeking form letters to get responses from PDs 36 MARKETPLACE 51 morning man Howard Stern WXRK/New York and WYSP/Philadelphia OPPORTUNITIES 53 wasn't going to take it anymore, and held a rally in the Big Apple April 24 to protest the FCC's warnings about shock radio. Upwards of 2000 turned out to hear Stern speak and sing, supported by Phoebe Snow and Al "Grandpa" Lewis, among others. At least one word of which the FORMATS Commission would disapprove was heard, and the event was broadcast live over WXRK and WYSP. Pictured are a defiant Stern in prison garb and the crowd at Dag Hammerskíold Plaza. Photo courtesy Starfile. CHR: Label- sponsored radio concert promotions 38 AOR 42 Moody URBAN CONTEMPORARY: Family reunion, other Gary Slaight community promotions 44 After ten years at CILQ (Q107)/ To COUNTRY: Radio battles over concert Moves 46 Toronto, VP /GM & PD Gary exclusivity Slaight is leaving to become Presi- WPOC PD NASHVILLE THIS WEEK 48 dent of Standard Broadcasting's AC: WYYY, WSYR, WHEN own one -third of Radio Division, which includes Syracuse market 49 combos CFRB & CKFM /Toronto, JAZZ: New syndicated'jazz shows 50 CJAD & CJFM /Montreal, CJSB/ Ottawa, and CKTB & CHTZ /St. Catherine's. (The company also pending in Ot- has an FM license Ben Hill MUSIC INFORMATION tawa). Slaight will start his new duties June 26 based in Toronto, where he'll also serve as GM of AC Hill Now GM NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS 56 CKFM. JAZZ 57 SLAIGHT /See Page 30 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 58 At WPGC AC FULL -SERVICE 61 Farber AC 62 Bob Moody & WCLY COUNTRY 65 KRMD /Shreveport PD Bob After only three months as PD at AOR TRACKS 69 OM At Moody has been named PD at Na- WPGC & WCLY /Washington, Ben AOR ALBUMS 70 tionwide Country outlet WPOC/ Hill has been promoted to GM at CHR 75 He re- WARM -FM Baltimore. Moody starts May 11 the First Media AC combo. AC, AOR, BIU, CHR CHARTS 88 National Sales Manager Matt and replaces Doug Wilson, who left places Jeanne Oates, who left for Farber has been moved into the to take the WUSN /Chicago PD po- the GM slot at WWBA /Tampa. new OM position at Susquehanna sition two weeks ago. Hill's programming- to-manage- R&R is published weekly, except the week of December 25th, for $215 per year, or $400 for 1930 Park West. Los Angeles. CHR WARM-FM (Power 99.7)/At- WPOC GM and Nationwide ment promotion is not unusual for foreign subscriptions, by Radio 8 Records. Inc., at Century Two of California 90067. Application to mail at second class postage rate is pending at Los Angeles, lanta. Farber's sales duties will be Group Radio Manager David First Media. the company's California. All reasonable care taken but no responsibility assumed for unsolicited material. absorbed by GM Bill Phippen. Fuellhart said, "What we have in other`tMs - Michael O'Shea in R &R reserves all rights in material accepted for publication. All letters addressed to R&R or Seattle and Carl Hamilton in its Editors will be assumed intended for publication reproduction and may therefore be used "Matt will be helping us in the Bob is a 20-year veteran who's for this purpose. Nothing may be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission areas of promotion, imaging, and under 40 with multiformat experi- Phoenix - made similar moves. from the Publisher. The terms AOR, AOR Tracks, Back Page, Breakers. Most Added. Nation- Hill told R&R, "It used to be taboo al Airplay/30, Parallels, Radio & Records, and Street Talk are registered trademarks of Radio marketing of the station," explain- ence, and who has done every- 8 Records. O 1987. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Ran, 1930 Century Park ed Phippen. "He was Promotion thing: play -by-play. news director, for PDs to run radio stations West, Los Angeles, California 90067. FARBER/See Page 17 MOODY /See Page 17 HILL/See Page 20

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QMI Launched All The Way From Memphis Cassette Single Faces Bumpy Rollout Road

The record industry's effort to The WEA labels and MCA are launch the cassette single is devel- considered cassette single sup- oping complications. The new con- porters. MCA VP /Marketing Lou figuration does not have universal Mann said, "We're planning five to support from major labels for its eight cassette singles by July 1." multi -title July rollout. Likewise, RCA and A &M are CBS Records is reportedly not positive. RCA Exec. VP Rick Dob- willing to commit more than two bis said the company fully supports titles to the launch, and may even the July rollout. But he noted that bail out. PolyGram will not par- involvement in the launch does not ticipate, and sources say the Capi- have to commit labels "forever- tol /EMI group of labels is unenthu- more" to the cassette single. siastic. "Realistically, we're just talking In addition, the 500-store Music- about a test. land chain is not slated to partici- "But it is a moment of truth for pate. Most other leading chains, the single. A world without them however, are committed, and will loses us the singles buyer as well as use the display fixture created by singles revenues, and impacts ra- Arista. dio. We're all reluctant to tell pro- This picture emerged from grammers they have to research RIAA and NARM meetings April music differently." 23 in Washington and April 27 -28 in L.A. Arista Sr. VP /Marketing & Promotion Don termer and VP/ Sales & Distribution Jim Cawley Christopher said they're disappointed at defec- tions, and that the industry appears unable to work together. Zen- PD At KISS ner commented, "Are pennies the issue, or is it the lack of long -range OMI Music celebrated its kickoff in Memphis with performances from its first three acts, Jimmy Davis, Ella Brooks, and come- thinking ?" dian Gilbert Gottfried. Pictured (I-r) are Davis's coproducer Jack Holder, Gottfried, Davis, OM! Music President Les Garland, PolyGram Sr. VP /Marketing and Quantum Media President Bob Pittman. Harry Anger confirmed that the label will not be releasing cassette singles. "Looking at the P&L, it's a matter of how much money you want to lose, not a matter of how much you can make." He said PolyGram's view is not related to Demand the July test, but to doubts about the format's longterm viability. CBS Sr. VP /GM Marketing Paul Smith spoke at both meetings, but wasn't available for further corn- ment. Neither was Dennis White, Jimmy Christopher the Exec. VP /Record Group Services KNAC /Long Beach -Los Angeles for the Capitol/EMI labels. PD Jimmy Christopher has been named PD at Capitol Broadcasting Co. AOR KISS /San Antonio. He best. DAT replaces Trip Reeb, who left to join KAZY /Denver last month. The move is a return to Texas for Opponents Christopher, who did airshifts at KHFI /Austin and KLOL /Houston Lose Big before coming to KNAC in 1979. He became PD in 1981 and oversaw KNAC's transformation in early In House 1986 from a modern music ap- The recording industry suffered proach to its current "Pure Rock" a major legislative setback in its sound. The change has put 3kw efforts to keep digital audio tape KNAC on the ratings map in Los (DAT) recorders out of the US last Angeles; it's garnered shares be- week, as House Speaker Jim tween 1.1 -1.4 ever since. Wright (D-TX) ordered a provision KNAC and KISS are considered SURREY barring importation of Japanese the country's hardest -rocking RESEARCH machines yanked out of a congres- AORs. Commented KISS VP /GM sional trade bill. David Small, "What Jimmy's been The provision, which would have programming is similar to our sta- outlawed for a year the sale of any tion, and the people here look up to DAT recorder not equipped with a him and respect him. T -Bone "Working with...Surrey is always a pleasure. They have a "spoiler" anticopying chip, was (Asst. PD Tom Scheppke) has genuine interest in the client's success dropped because it was considered been here for nine years, (John) and are always willing to protectionist. Other industries Lisle and (Steve) Hahn are strong accommodate a programming goal:' might have used the provision to in the mornings, and they all think Kaye demand special-interest fixes of he's the greatest." Jhani their own. Christopher told R&R, "KISS is a Station Manager The battle over the bill was in- legendary station - it's got the KFI/KOST, Los Angeles tense, with heavy lobbying by both signal and great people. To get to the recording industry and DAT program in a Top Five market, manufacturers such as Sony. DAT I've got to go to a station like KISS opponents, led by Rep. Henry Wax- and win." 1 -800- 952 -1986 Roger Wimmer, Ph.D./President man (D -CA), plan to step up their No replacement has been named Chris Porter /Senior Research Director attacks. Regardless of the success at KNAC for Christopher, who's ex- Ask for Mike Henry Mike of spoiler legislation, DAT pected to start by mid -May. KISS's Henry/Director of Marketing recorders are expected to become transfer to Adams Communica- widely available in the US this fall. tions is expected to close in July. ARE A CAPPELLA New Single:

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21% CITE DECLINE Deregulation Spurs Big Market Radio To Trim News Efforts

An RTNDA survey shows more than 21 % of major market radio stations have reduced their news Effects Of Radio Deregulation On News staffs and have cut back the Market Size amount of news they broadcast Major Large Medium Small since deregulation took effect in Little or no changes 74.5% 76.9% 83.6% 93.3% 1981. negatives 21.3% 15.4% 6.5% 1.6% Stations were asked "What, Cutbacks/other if positives 4.2% 7.6% 4.9% 5.0% any, effect has deregulation had on increases/other Michael Benson your news operation? On the station's public affairs operation ?" Survey based on responses of 362 radio stations. Major markets were defined as 1.000.000+ population. Large: 250,0001.000.000: medium: 50.000-250,000: smell: less than 50,000. The cutbacks became less dramat- Bensson ic as the size of the market grew Folger smaller. For example, in markets less than 50,000, only 1.6% of the stations have actually increased again, little change was reflected Upped To stations reported negative impact the amount of public affairs they in the smallest markets with 93% Programs on their news. broadcast since deregulation, with of the respondents broadcasting WBYR PD Ten percent of the major market 21 % showing a decrease. But the same amount of PA as before. KJ103 WBYR /Buffalo Production Di- Joe Folger, formerly Asst. PD at rector /midday man Michael Bens- Sandusky's KEGL /Dallas, has son has been named PD of the De- MCA Entertainment May Offer Stock been tapped to program Clear Vine Communications AOR. He re- Channel CHR KJYO (KJ103) /Ok- lahoma City. Starting May 4, he replaces John Piccillo, who exited MCA, Inc. may make a public of- sitions or other purposes. Esti- Records, MCA Music, MCA Dis- places Lou Patrick, who left last last week. fering of 15-20% of its Music Enter- mates of what the offering would tributing, Front Line Management, month to become PD at Metropoli- tainment Group, of which Iry Azoff raise range from $50 million to $130 Facility Merchandising, the Uni- WBYR went AOR last summer, tan soft AC WASH /Washington. is President. No timetable has been million. The company had no com- versal Amphitheatre, and MCA signing on with a 7.4 before drop- VP /GM Wayne Courtney said, announced, however. ment on the reports. Radio Networks. ping to a 4.1 in the fall when WHTT- "The experience MCA President/COO Sid Shein- major market FM switched to Classic Hits. Bens- Joe has will bring a lot of innova- berg reportedly believes the offer- The Music son, expecting the winter book to Entertainment tive programming ideas to KJ103. ing would increase the division's Group's 1986 operating profit was fall to around a three share, plans It's a worthy ambition to take on visibility and its Wall Street value, $33.8 million on revenues of $386 no major music changes. Instead, McKay PD (market -leading AOR) KATT, and as well as generate funds for acqui- million. The unit comprises MCA he will focus his attention on im- I think we can with Joe's help." proving staff morale. "There's a At KIKI KATT led KJ103 11.9 -11.5 in last lack of enthusiasm that happens DeBurgh's Red Platinum In Ireland fall's Arbitran. anytime you have a bad book," he After taking a short travel sab- said. "I've already taken steps to & KMAI batical from radio, Folger returns getting people fired up again." with what he calls "a whole different perspective." He told R&R, "It Bensson joined WBYR at its does a person a lot of good to get startup as MD, switching to Pro- away from the day-to-day routine duction Director several months of numbers and graphs. The whole ago. He expects to relinquish his staff is looking forward to a `KATT airshift soon. Prior to WBYR, he hunt.' " spent eight years at WJJL /Nia- gara Falls, rising to OM. He also weekended briefly at WEBR /Buf- falo. WDOK Adds Hamel New Vocals To KLDD PD Music Mix Former WNDE /Indianapolis Pat McKay Easy Listening- formatted personality Pete Hamel has been WDOK/Cleveland started playing Pat McKay has been named PD Mon- named PD at Gold KLDD /Dallas. A&M Chairman Jerry Moss was on hand for Chris DeBurgh's Dublin homecoming vocal hits by original artists He takes over for Dennis Ander- at Gold /CHR combo KIKI & KMAI day (4/27). While PD Pete Irmiter concert, and presented the artist (left) with Irish platinum awards for the "Into The (194) /Honolulu, replacing Jay sen, who had handled those duties Light" LP and "Lady In Red" single. said it was not a format change, as an adjunct of his PD post at Stone, who resigned to produce the station has reversed its ratio of sister AOR KZEW. Paquito Palaver and manage Amherst artist Glenn vocals /instrumentals. The latter Hamel, Asst. PD /Promotions Medeiros. category, which will now have a Director at Gold WNDE for two McKay, whose programming "jazz flavor," is played three or years and earlier an announcer at track record includes WZOU /Bos- four times per hour; vocals ac- Big Band KBRS /Springdale, AR, ton and KBEQ /Kansas City, told count for the rest of the music. here, came to KLDD in February for PM R&R, "Everything's great get Churchill Productions is devising drive after WNDE picked up Tran- but I'll have to somehow used music mix for WDOK. The star's Gold format. to the weather. the "I can hear why (CHR competi- Phoenix program supplier also de- In assuming his first program- tor) KQMQ is a strong station, but I veloped the station's Easy format. ming position, Hamel said "K- don't think they're invincible. Jay Irmiter told R&R the station is at- Oldies" will retain its present low - left us in wonderful shape 12 -24. If tempting to get a younger demo profile presentation to counter we can add some 25-44 numbers in- (25 -54) with this approach and will Gold FM KLUV's high personality to the mix, we'll really have it modify its "Nice 'N' Easy" slogan approach, adding that KLDD is in together." line by adding the word the process of reducing its news McKay indicated he would even- "Originals." Refusing to put a and sports programming. He plans tually join current morning host label on the format, Irmiter said it to increase the station's library Mike Evans on the air. "KIKI runs was simply "an evolutionary from its initial 450 titles to roughly Transtar's 'Oldies Channel' pro- move." 1000. Only one other personnel gramming, and I'm quite satisfied WDOK improved 5.3-6.3 12+ in change has taken place, as over- with its progress," he noted. the winter Arbitron, ranking fifth nighter Don Miller joins from Columbia's Paquito D'Rivera recently played the Palace in L.A., and was met by McKay also indicated 194 would in- and narrowing the gap between it crosstown KVIL to replace Jim Columbia executives. Pictured (l -r) are Columbia's Junius Taylor, D'Rivera, and crease power from 50 kw to 100 kw and Easy leader WQAL, which Tomas. label's Doug Wilkins. within a few weeks' time. rose 7.8-8.2. 37 STA110NS A RE HAVING A BLAST

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WHN "No Market For Country The Baby Boom's WGN for their for Y100 to Continued from Page 1 arranging "(SE Florida On AM In N.Y." DeCastro sees the AM as hav- play records requested by the Emmis's research, he con- ing the potential to be the baby record company." Broadcasters) has could set this thing up." tinued, led to the conclusion boom generation's equivalent of Walker and Amadeo re- already offered us Chanin's background includes that, despite a recent $100,000 top-rated Full- Service outlet ceived trips to L.A. to attend the 12 years with the CBS Radio direct mail promotion, there's WGN. "We have a real void; Grammy Awards "paid for by (an option of paying) Network as a producer and di- simply "no market for Country there's nobody servicing that record companies and /or rec- $5 million to rector, and 13 years with ABC on AM in New York. An inordin- demo on the AM dial," he said. ord company representatives withdraw their Radio Network, where he was ate amount of people with an in- "Everybody else is so old the including Scotti Brothers Enter- Director of Sports. terest in country music told us audience on WGN and (News) tainment Industries, Inc." application ... We Chanin, formerly Mutual they wouldn't listen to it on WBBM is 68% and 70% 55 +, re- In connection with the Mi- decided this was VP/Sports and head of his own AM." spectively. chael Jackson tour in 1984, rec- Meadowlands Communications Acknowledging that WHN was Continued DeCastro, "What's ord companies including the legal extortion." firm, told R&R, "I'm fed up marginally profitable, Smulyan really important to us is domin- Scotti Brothers "advanced -Metroplex Partner/CEO with hearing AM is dead. AM is added, "If we'd put our staff on ating 18-44 on the FM and 25-49 funds or guaranteed funds to en- Norman Wain not dead; AM management is FM it would've been a very big on the AM. We have both on the able Y100 to have a favored re- dead, or at least comatose. The winner. But it's tough to play FM now; imagine having that lationship with the Jackson tour "Allegations Emmis folks are young, aggres- music on AM and reach any- same dominance with twice as different from any other sta- sive, and fighting AM the battle body under 40. many avails to sell." The station ..." Unsupported head on. Not only do I think this "All- Sports is a major depar- tions will be sold "any way peo- In connection with several By Firm Evidence" is exciting, provocative, and ture from anything that's ever ple want to buy them," says Y100 promotional events, the compelling, I'm Larry Roberts of the Wash- positive the beén done before, and we'll give H &G President/CEO Cecil Scotti Brothers provided talent ington, DC-based law firm Mul- total sports concept with em- it whatever time it takes to Heftel. "Together, separate, or to appear at no fee. The station lin, Rhyne, phasis on local teams will work touch a nerve. We've gotten to at a premium." did not disclose any such rela- Emmons & Tope!, representing' Y100, well in a major market where the dance by doing things a little DeCastro, Dahl, and Meier tionship or benefit to the public. told R&R, "The normal procedure would you have plenty of demograph- differently from everybody will have equity involvement in be for us to say 'no comment,' ics to pull from. New York is a else. We don't mind being a the new station, which will re- three -shift city in- but in this case we're on solid and an pioneer and taking a shot." ceive a $1 million promotional Scotti Bros.: ground. The charges will be re- credibly fertile sports market." infusion to be used on TV and "Allegations Are futed, but the legal outdoor over the next process six Ludicrous" takes time." months. The difference between Scotti Brothers Chairman Roberts said Y100's compara- previous tries at reviving AM Staff Changes Tony Scotti remarked, "These tive renewal hearing has been and this plan, Heftel said, is that allegations are absolutely ludi- scheduled for September. Forthcoming WCFL "We're not doing it with a gim- Continued from Page 1 crous, and I think these people "These charges are a request Smulyan didn't know if Rick mick. We're doing it with domi- that these Dames would continue as VP/ nant personalities." know they are ludicrous. The allegations be includ- reason they've filed this with ed in this hearing," he said. "An GM, but did say "he will defin- The company will stay com- will be in charge of program- our name is to discredit us on an FCC Administrative law judge itely be staying with the committed to the project for "as ming for the combo. FCC application for a TV sta- will have to decide if these is- pany." Although no other per- long as it takes," said Heftel, The AM will gradually insti- tion, KHOF -TV /San Bernardi- sues have merit. We are going sonnel moves were announced, pointing out that he spent $2.5 tute its own programming in no. We believe this lawyer also to file our response May 12, and Smulyan said, "Our style has million when WLUP switched stages: represents a competing appli- would expect a ruling on wheth- always been to utilize as many its focus from 12-24 to a more cant." er these issues will be included existing staffers as we can. But adult approach three years ago. many of the WHN people spe- Monday (5/4), the stations Scotti Brothers Counsel Leon- in the hearing sometime in cialize in Country, and we real- will split programming from ard Breijo added, "At no time June." ize there'll have to be some 6pm- midnight. Steve Dahl and has Scotti Brothers engaged in Roberts concluded, "During changes." Garry Meier will simulcast Y100 any illegal or questionable ac- 1985 we were aware that payola from 2-6pm, then sign off the Continued from Page 1 tivities in our dealings with the investigations were going on in FM but remain for another hour statements, and feel 100% posi- recording and radio industry." South Florida. Metroplex took Celebrities, Household only on the AM, where they'll be tive that Y100 will come through steps at the corporate and sta- Names Featured followed by comedic personali- with flying colors. I will stand tion level to make sure payola ty Kevin Matthews until mid- up for both Frank Amadeo and Paper Add, did not exist at Y100." The new lineup was not an- night. Robert W. Walker." nounced, since no contracts Metroplex partner/CEO Nor- Overbilling Accusations have been signed, but Smulyan May 21, the split will be ex- man Wain said, "We will at- The petition continues, "The did say, Some very well - tended from 2: 30pm-midnight tempt to prove the application information obtained is that L STAFF j known sports figures will take when Dahl and Meier leave the from SE Florida is strictly a substantial undisclosed consid- part, including celebrities. Peo- FM to be heard only on the AM sham, and that it was filed with eration has been given by rec- ple will be surprised at the from 2: 30 -7pm. The stations will the intent of getting a settle- ord producers or their represen- P.M. BOB WILSON E..c _ vp,O.M.. Mower DICJ RADA. sports personalities current continue to simulcast from mid - ment. They've already offered tatives desirous of having their SOB'., Hu AFB... O.. 1In i 55.330 athletes, recent athletes, and night-2:30pm. On the FM, Bob us (an option of paying) $5 mil- products aired on WHYI to San. Mn ICON«. L E. KEN NINES M 0.618. RICHARD SUMLMNT network commentators Stroud's 10am -2pm shift will be lion to withdraw their applica- WHYI and/or its employees. MM... O., GAR MITCHELL who've expressed interest and to 2:30, Bobby Skafish Y100 and/or its employees have 3R E.R. JEFF GREEN extended tion, thereby avoiding this going AC ENA.. MICE KNCSLAN want to be involved." will move from 6-10pm into to We this provided false and misleading ADA EEM SSEVEMTEN a hearing. decided CHR t 2:30 -7pm, and Patti Haze will information to trade journals CoL ESN LON was legal extortion, so we've e Co,Mmno,..ÉR, WALT LOVE move up from lOpm-tam into hear- that publish what are in effect Updates, Commentary, decided to go through the c.áá .. Toot 7pm- midnight. ing process. We have every con- informal (record) ratings infor- Simms E,.« AM Analysis, EN. DON WAU MON RODRIGUES. SEAN ROSS. Talk Morning star Jonathon mation. WHYI has followed a OLSON fidence that the fine public serv- Cep, EOM CAROL VAN KOREN

Describing the new format, Brandmeier will simulcast per- practice of retaining overpay- MM.: ELMCANE HEERAN. IBA NELSON. ice record of Y100 will prevail." TONY RICE TARA EVER Smulyan said, "The heart of the manently, while middays and ments made by advertisers ..m,, 5..... DAN COLE Specific Allegations CwpamM A« Swim : LEE CLARR. ,EE LANE. format will be to constantly up- overnights will be separated by rather than refunding or giving MO FR. JOHN ERNENNITSCH date people Registered .. r« JOAMN WOODWORTH on everything going next spring, said DeCastro, who credit for such overages," the RICHARD AGATA on in sports 24 hours a day. predicted Dahl and Meier's Southeast Florida, a limited petition states. 4mo* M MARION FRANDSEN EMO..UA.r ROGER ILMWALT There will be talk, commen- will be to the headed by Coral Southeast Lewis Co- TYOUVAM. RENT THOMAS. LUCE MORNS. EL MONK cume drawn over partnership attorney b..NC. GAUS VAN DER STEM, OM ELMEEOW. tary, satire, updates, and play - AM. "If we can create a station Springs businesswoman Gloria hen, in a separate affidavit filed MHO Awr. .M. Ne O . PAULA CHNTAS by -play, and a lot of analysis. that builds off Dahl and Meier's Butler, filed a competing ap- with the FCC, said that he had C..o.«. MARGNET ECKSVTM _s Om* JASON .EMIR. Two-way phone conversation frequency interviewed ex -em- 660355. S,, big, loyal audience, plus has plication for Y100's several - Mk B..3. Elite 0.1,00 ANN. N.,. WIN NV Iml! will also play a role." Brandmeier in mornings and last October. ployees, but they were unwilling ..., CNN ADAM WM.E OEn Mg.' BAEARA N.M. Smulyan said network affilia- can be picked up in 30 states, we In a document entitled "Re- to execute affidavits or testify ~NOW 1.0.1 ElE9IMW DCMOS , tion "is part of our thinking and can do a lot." quest for Admissions," South- because they were afraid of be- a.... GrARI,.M.M E..,: PAT CLMVSON something we're going to ex- east's lawyers make these alle- ing physically harmed or of be- M.N. MM. III Si 2934%?. 292ó983. IBI O INA AWRO SINN. N.M.. TN plore. But in some ways, we'll Sports will be the gations: ing "blackballed" in the broad- I .E. Owe LOO HELTCN I next step Awe. E1M.. EATS EE be creating our own network. in separating the two stations. Walker and Amadeo "re- casting industry. He cited a ON. Nana. DEN EENNELL We'll have stringers all around The AM has signed deals to ceived gifts including electronic beating last year of Miami per- S«. VA. n...... BB.. L NM.. EL CLAM the Le. MN*: Ili JI 553-4330 - country." carry all Notre Dame football equipment, jewelry, food, cloth- sonality Don Cox following an S«... E.... 60600.B MICHAEL ATKNSON AN:Coo... NANCY HOE. WHN is the flagship for the games and, via Mutual, an NFL ing, alcohol, drugs, and drug NBC News investigation of pay- S.M. nommoMI/.M MM BELLAMY. DICK DOWNES. Mets, E, GELB DENSE SINNER the station's only profes- contest (excluding Bears paraphernalia from various ola. 5_I 75806Non COO, BRAD MUNSON sional OTHMM S..n.. COVES.. KELLEY SCHEFFELN team. Added Smulyan, games) on Sundays. The station record companies and /or rec- Sams AM,.. COFSK. ` In their papers, the lawyers ...pM. SE.. DAVE CANON. RSA CAANEEBG "We will probably aggressively is close to inking two prominent ord company representatives." say that in almost every in- W. 0._ Ibl1..I-J.B. pursue other broadcast rights, football coaches for weekend From 1983-86, record com- me Mom*. S... WRY O-BMEN stance of alleged misconduct, 9! «:!. 2,76983 but the most important sport shows and landing a Sunday panies and their representa- Vic. 'S.Sems SHARON ALLEN here, by "David Ross knew that WHYI a wide margin, is night program with sports tives gave Walker and Amadeo .4 w.waoU 003 Como., in this baseball." writers. "money and /or drugs in return was engaging practice." WE'VE TALKED OURSELVES 111110 ANOTHER oVERNIGHT SUCCESS. It was overdue. Sally Jessy Raphael and Bruce Williams are the talk of weeknights. Bernie Meltzer and Dr. Harvey Ruben have all the answers for weekends. The only thing left was overnight, and with Neil Myers we knew we had it covered. Neil's a master of free -wheeling, no- holds- barred, glued -to- the -dial talk, and the perfect host to talk lam to 4am into an overnight success story. Overnight with Neil Myers adds the exclamation point to an already great schedule of great talk. Interested? Call Talknet at (212) 664 -5501.

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Pass Fairness, Broadcasters Senators "Radio news is worse than ever. It's a clutter Attacked In House Hearings of garbage. It's all recycled." In a week which included three days of House Tele- jects: the codification of the Impact On Radio Ignored Fairness Doctrine. -Fred Friendly communications Subcommittee hearings featuring a While the witnesses thundered at "The Fairness Doctrine needs to the hearing about the economic im- panel of media critics, the Senate approved legislation be eliminated, not made into law," pact of recent merger mania on 59-31 (4/21) that would stop the FCC from scrapping the Goodman told the subcommittee. television news, they had little to Doctrine. The legislation would write the Doc- "Fairness should be decided by Fairness say about its effect on radio news. trained journalists. Putting such a trine into federal law, despite objections from the Reagan "I haven't given it much thought," doctrine into law will inhibit the Administration. Similar legislation is pending in the said former CBS News commen- FCC kind of robust news coverage that I tator Eric Sevareid. "But I think House, where lawmakers are mounting an attack on what believe the very calling of these any government intrusion on the they view as an industry run amok. hearings indicates is wanted by news business, including licensing, Proposes The first day of the House hear- most people in America." is wrong. Technology should not ing. devoted to the status of Some witnesses noted that the was change the First Amendment." news in an of takeo- Reagan Administration's deregu- broadcast era House Upset At Industry Friendly took a dim view of radio New Public vers and merger mania. The crit- lation of broadcasting per- Subcommittee Chairman Ed- - news in the 1980s: "Even with all of including prominent broad- sonified by former FCC Chairman ics, ward Markey (D-MA) said the fi- the recent diversification, radio casters, contended that America's Mark Fowler contributed to a nancial restructuring of the in- - news is worse than ever. It's a clut- File Rules media power is being concentrated reduced commitment to public ser- dustry triggered by deregulation ter of garbage. It's all recycled in the hands of a few who show lit- vice. and big mergers has transformed news, and then they take it off for In another move toward tle concern about the public. broadcast properties "from public Tender Offer Reform the basketball game." deregulating the radio in- Broadcasters' trusts into the hottest properties in Even Subcommittee Chairman Act Introduced dustry, the FCC is propos- "Harvest Of Greed" town." Markey appeared to have given lit- The only supporter of the broad- Before the hearings, Congress- When ing that broadcast licensees Former CBS News President tle thought to radio's status. cast industry during the first day of men Markey and John Dingell be given some relief on re- Fred Friendly said, "What we are asked about the effects of merger hearings, former NBC Chairman (D-MI) another frequent critic seeing today could be called a - mania and license trafficking on quirements that they main- Julian Goodman, insisted lawmak- of the broadcasting industry - in- news, 'harvest of greed,' and in a way it is the grandfather of broadcast tain files of documents for ers should give broadcasters a troduced the Tender Offer Reform even more threatening than the the Massachusetts congressman public inspection. chance to operate in the new eco- Act of 1987 to restrain junk bond - only respond, "I'd rather quiz scandals of 1959. This time could Under the FCC's proposal, many nomic climate. He took aim at one financed takeover attempts of wait until after the hearings are around, there is no FCC to remind documents in public inspection of Congressman Markey's pet pro- companies, including media firms. concluded to answer that." the broadcasters of their trail of files would be retained only for one broken promises. It breaks my renewal term or until the grant of heart." The solution, he said renewal, whichever is the longer pointedly, is in the hands of the US Staffers period. Congress. Patrick Slates New Under current rules, licensees must retain the entire contents of a Now that Dennis Patrick is finally in place as FCC times of trouble, Minkel will be in public file - applications, owner- National ship reports and various other Chairman, his influence is quickly being felt by a string of charge of coordinating all NAB Calls Security Emergency Prepared- documents - for seven years from personnel changes. Among those who will regulate broad- ness functions for the Commission. applying for license renewal or un- casters in the months and years to come: A former colonel in the Army Sig- til there is final FCC action on a For Political Peter Pitsch has been named nal Corps, he has served since 1981 second renewal application. Since Patrick's new Chief of Staff. He's Anne Siegel becomes Special as FCC Managing Director. radio stations are licensed for been Chief of the Office of Plans & Counsel for Common Carrier Af- seven years, the rules require Policy since May 1981, where he's fairs. She served as Legal Advisor Diane Hofbauer has been nam- some broadcasters to keep paper- Ad Reform tackled a wide range of matters in- to Commissioner Patrick from Oc- ed as Legal Assistant for Mass Me- work in their public files dating cluding broadcast deregulation tober 1986 to April 1987. Since join- dia issues to FCC Commissioner back as far as 14 years. NAB President Eddie and ownership rules. He served as ing the Commission in 1984, she's Patricia piaz Dennis. A Vanderbilt The FCC says it believes the Law School grad, she previously shorter retention period it proposes Fritts told a Senate com- a member of Mark Fowler's orig- been an attorney in the Common inal transition team and President Carrier Bureau. was an attorney in private practice is long enough to provide the public mittee that broadcasters Reagan's transition crew. Pitsch Edward Minkel will become who specialized in telecommunica- with a clear picture of trends of sta- support efforts to clean up was an attorney at the Federal Defense Director. As point man in tions and international trade law. tion activity. political campaigns, but 11-ade Commission from 1976 -78. lawmakers need to reform Pitsch is succeeded by Dr. the rules. John Haring. An FCC economist Testifying before the Senate since July 1983, he's been one of the Rules & Administration Commit- intellectual architects of deregula- NEWS BRIEFS tee, he said NAB members support tion. Holding a Ph.D in Economics efforts to reduce the use of "nega- from Yale, he worked in both the Ledwig Posed whose CPB board term has expired; perwork. Broadcasters will be required veteran broadcast to fill out new forms specifying exactly tive" broadcast political ads. private and public sectors before For CPB Presidency Harry O'Connor, a Those ads, often used by well- joining the FCC. syndicator: ABC Executive Archie what they're doing to promote EEO. funded political action committees, The Corporation for Public Broad- Purvis; and former White House press The new regulations stem from a dis- feature brief appearances by a Barbara Kreisman has been casting (CPB) Board of Directors has secretary Sheila Tate. pute with the Office of Management & candidate who then uses a narrator named Deputy Chief of the Mass voted to recommend that Donald Led- Budget over use of certain forms. The or spokesman to spread negative Media Bureau's Policy & Rules Di- wig be selected as President of the EEO Does The Commission says the new rules will information about opponents. vision. A member of the Maryland agency. He's been acting CPB Presi- help promote minority employment, but since Martin Rubenstein resign- Two -Step Fritts called on Congress to and District of Columbia Bars, she dent many broadcasters are sure to regard fire last November. Ledwig Rather than counting the number of change the definition of a can- has extensive experience as a trial ed under the extra paperwork as a needless pain as VP and Treasurer minorities hired, the FCC is changing didate's "use" of airtime. The FCC attorney handling license renewal previously served in the neck its Equal Employment Opportunity currently defines a "use" as an and revocation hearings. In 1982 of CPB. His career also includes work in the Washington government affairs rules to toughen its review of a li- "appearance" of a candidate's pic- she was appointed Chief of the Low censee's overall recruitment effort. In a ture or voice, regardless of how Power lèlevision Branch of the office of LTV Corporation and a Fee Schedules unanimous vote, commissioners have brief. Once an appearance has Mass Media Bureau. In 1985, Kreis- 25 -year career in the US Navy. Ledwig Guide Available directed contracting for all space satel- adopted a two -step approach that re- been established, Section 315 provi- man became Chief of the Legal broadcasters with five or Anytime you can get something free sions are triggered: the lowest spot Branch of the division she will now lites and advanced telecommunications quires all more fulltime employees to file annual from the government, there's usually a unit rate goes into effect and the head. systems for the Navy from 1981 to employment reports plus a comprehen- catch. Now the FCC is passing out a station loses editorial discretion. Steve Kaminer fills 1984. Final selection of a new CPB president will not occur until later this sive recruitment program report at li- freebie - copies of its new filing Fritts said Congress should Kreisman's vacancy. A 1979 Yale President Reagan has nom- cense renewal time. guide of the official Broadcaster Fee change the rules by requiring a Law School grad, he's currently spring. inated five candidates to the CPB The FCC says every station will be Schedules. Don't wait; call a clerk to- candidate to appear in at least 50% Legal Assistant to Commissioner board. Congressional confirmation closely reviewed, even if its employ- day at (202) 632 -FEES to get your of any spot to qualify for the lowest Mimi Weyforth Dawson. Kaminer hearings are planned for mid -May on ment profile is within government free manual and learn how to give the unit ad rate and to ensure account- was appointed Special Assistant to money both quickly Marshall Turner Jr., a California high - guidelines. 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RADIO BUSINESS I

TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE Radio Deals Approach Transactions So Far In 1987: $1 Billion Mark $979,970,637 This Week's Action: $120,677,201 GROUP SALE: 7 PRICE COM- KKOB -AM & FM/ DIAL POSITION: 900 kHz; 95.3 MHz Deal Of the Week: MUNICATIONS STATIONS ALBUQUERQUE POWER: 1 -kw daytimer; 3 kw at 325 7 PRICE: $120 million DIAL POSITION: 770 kHz; 93.3 MHz feet Price Communications Stations $120 million BUYER: Fairfield Broadcasting Co. a POWER: 50 kw; 21 5 kw at 4150 feet FORMAT: Big Band new company started by Jim Hilliard, FORMAT: AC PRICE COMMUNICATIONS STATIONS $120 million the former head of Blair Radio; and Ohio KIOUSan Francisco John R. Purcell, the former Chairman WONWIDEFIANCE WMTG & WNICIDetrolt of SFN Companies, Inc. North Carolina PRICE: $300,000 WLAC -AM & FM/NashvIlle SELLER: Price Communications WIAM & WKKE/ BUYER: Maumee Valley Broadcast- KKOB -AM & FM/Albuquerque Corp., President Robert Price. ing Inc., owned by C. Richard WILLIAMSTON PRICE: Undisclosed WXZM -AM & FM /Gaylord, MI $320,000 (approximate) KIOIISAN FRANCISCO McBroom. He also owns WNDHINapo- loon, OH. BUYER: Mohr-Engledow Broadcast- KOHTICrookston, MN (CP Sale) Undisclosed DIAL POSITION: 101 3 MHz SELLER: Tri-State Broadcasting Co., ing, headed by Mark E. Engledow and WIAM & WKKE/Wililamston, NC Undisclosed POWER: 125 kw at 1220 feet owned by Glenn R. Thayer, Lloyd P. K. Stephen Mohr. The company also WONWIDefiance, OH $300,000 FORMAT: AC Basil, and Patrick H. Young. owns WCTW & WMDHINew Castle, WBJAIGuayama, PR $15,000 1280 kHz IN and WAKS -AM & FMIFuquay- WKYB/Hemingway, SC $1 WMTG & WNIC/ DIAL POSITION: Varina, NC. New FM CP TX POWER: 1 kw days /500 watts nights /Cuero, $16,681 DETROIT FORMAT: Country/AC SELLER: Caronet Broadcasting Inc., KTCOIManor, TX No cash consideration (CP sale) DIAL POSITION: 1310 kHz; 100.3 owned by Thomas H. Campbell. WRAU/Ravenswood, WV $25,519 (CP Sale) MHz DIAL POSITION: 900 kHz; 103.7 POWER: 5 kw; 50 kw at 600 feet Michigan MHz FORMAT: AC Gold; WZXM -AM & FM /GAYLORD POWER: 1 -kw daytimer; 50 kw at 400 PRICE: $320,000 (approximate) feet West Virginia WLAC -AM & FM/ BUYER: Classic Radio Inc., headed by FORMAT: AC Puerto Rico WRAUIRAVENSWOOD NASHVILLE Dr Roy Boyer. COMMENT: Mohr- Engledow and Car- WBJA/GUAYAMA DIAL POSITION: 1510 kHz; 105.9 SELLER: Radio-Active Communica- onet are merging in this transaction. PRICE: $15,000 (CP SALE) MHz tions, Inc., owned by Steve and Mary Mohr -Engledow will become the sur- BUYER: Wigberto Baez Santiago PRICE: $25,519 POWER: 50 kw; 100 kw at 1226 feet Monkiewicz. He is the former News Di- viving corporation, with Thomas Camp- SELLER: Caribe Broadcasting Asso- BUYER: Randy Jay Communications FORMAT: News/Talk; AC rector of WLLZ /Detroit. bell receiving a one -third interest. ciates, owned by Baez Santiago Corp., owned by Calvin E. Dailey and and Richard Ortiz Valles. his son Randy Dailey. Calvin Daley DIAL POSITION: 1540 kHz has interests in WFGMIFaIrmont, WV; POWER: 250 -watt daytimer WDXY /Sumter, SC; and WIBZI FORMAT: Spanish Wedgefleld, SC. COMMENT: Baez currently owns 50% SELLER: Charles E. Franklin, d'b!a Numbers Speak Louder of the station. In this transaction, he is Franklin Broadcasting. He also owns purchasing the other half from his part- WJIKICamp Lejuene, NC. ner, Ortiz. DIAL POSITION: 102.3 MHz Than Words. POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet South Carolina Sconnix KOA /KOAQ(FM) $24,000,000 WKYB/HEMINGWAY, SC Denver, CO PRICE: $1 BUYER: E.M. Associates, owned by Deal Gilbert D. Evans and Carolyn Evans. KLOK(FM) $15,000,000 SELLER: Hemingway Broadcasting, Challenged Inc. San Francisco, CA DIAL POSITION: 1000 kHz Sconnix's recent $152 million pur- POWER: 10 -kw daytimer chase of several radio stations from FORMAT: Country John Blair & Company is being chal- KXKW /KSMB(FM) $6,400,000 lenged at the FCC. A petition to deny transfer of the stations' licenses has Lafayette, LA filed by attorneys for Robert F.X. Texas been Sillerman, who contends he has an NEW FM CPICUERO ironclad contract with Blair giving him KXTR(FM) $5,750,000 PRICE: $19,181 first right to buy the stations. Sillerman Broadcasting Inc., Kansas City, MI BUYER: Cuero is pursuing court action in New York owned by Paul Dudeck and Mary B. state against Blair, charging breach of Dudack. They also own KOROICuero. contract, and wants the FCC to block WPET/WKSI(FM) $5,600,000 SELLER: J.B. Broadcasting of Texas the transfer of the properties until that Inc., owned by John Bumgardner. suit is decided. Greensboro, NC DIAL POSITION: 97.7 MHz Sconnix partner Randy Odeneal POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet said his lawyers are studying the Siller- man's petition, but he doesn't expect it KRI,B -AM /FM $3,575,000 to harm the consummation of his deal Lubbock, TX KTCO/MANOR (CP SALE) PRICE: No cash consideration BUYER: Central Texas Broadcasters W R G I( FM) $3,300,000 Inc., owned by James E. Auel and Federal Robert A. Jones. Auel also has an in- Continued from Page 3 Naples, FL terest in WGNZITuckahoe, VA. Jones has interests in WRPOIBaraboo, WI; troit combo and (co- owned) Some sales subject to FCC approval. KKMC /Gonzales, CA; WCHPICham- WMCA/New York becoming the plain, NY; WLVJIRoyal Palm Beach, cornerstones of an ever -growing FL; WWRJIHollywood, SC; WJKBISar- company." CHAPMAN ASSOCIATES° asota, FL; WGORIChristmas, FL; Archer, who worked as GSM and KFRP /Rocklin, CA; and WGNZ/Tucka- GM of WWWW /Detroit in the early Ö hoe, VA. VP for nationwide media brokers '80s, and served as /GM SELLER: James E. Auel, Marvin B. Christal's Syndicated Sales Divi- Clapp, and Robert A. Jones d b.a sion for several years, noted, "I Chapman Means Business. Central Texas Broadcasters. welcome the opportunity to get DIAL POSITION: 1 120 kHz back into radio at the station level POWER: 1 -kw daytimer with such a progressive company." May 1, 1987 R &R 17 RADIO BUSINESS

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Gregory: KKSD to KVCX (requested Alabama Newburg: WDDE (new station, 4/7) Michael Fox Auctioneers is put- 4/16) Florida Ad Tax Worries Trade Andalusia: WAAO -FM (new station, Somerset: WTHL (new station, 4/16) ting another AM on the block. KOZAI- Is Florida the wave of the future? Tennessee . 4/9) Cordova: WARF -FM to WFFN Odessa- Midland, TX will be auctioned Maine Jackson: WRJX to -FM (5/8) That's what worried broadcasters and (4/15) Lexington: WWLX to WKNI WMXX off at the Odessa Hilton on May 12. are ask- Mobile: WLPR to (re- Mexico: WTBM (new station, 4/1) Texas advertising execs nationwide (3/21) WAVH The station is a 1 kw non -directional Massachusetts Corpus Christi: KIOU to KLTG ing, in the wake of enactment of a five quested 4/2) Muscle Shoals: WBTD facility with a 24 -hour license. Fox has (new station, 3/31) percent state sales tax on services to WOPR (4/13) Amherst: WHCI (4/25) Denver City: KDNC (new sta- sold nine stations this way, Michigan tion, 4/9) Dimmitt: KDIU (new station, such as advertising. Governor Bob Alaska demonstrating thahauctions are a quick Atlanta: WWKY to WAIR (4/20) El Paso: KDXX KBNA Martinez signed the bill last week after Juneau: KDEV (new station, 3/31) 3/31) to (4/10) and successful way to dispose of Cadillac: WXYB to WOLW (4/1) Jack- - - citing the state's need for new revenue Arkansas El Paso: KBNA to KBNA-FM (4/10) low- powered AMs. Barling: KPHN (new station, re- son: WXCM to WIBM (4/13) Jackson: Georgetown: KGTN -FM to KOFX sources. The Magazine Publishers quested 4/16) Sheridan: KAUL to WIBM to WIBM -FM (4/8) Mio: WDCP (5/29) Harker Heights: KIXS (new Association has already cancelled two KOLV (4/13) (new station. 3/31) Saugatuck: station, 4/9) Lubbock: KSEL-FM to Want to strengthen your business conventions in Florida as a protest, and Arizona WEVS (new station) KKIK (4/1) skills? NAB is holding a weeklong lawsuits to block the tax are likely. Not Payson: KFSZ (new station, 3/31) Minnesota Virginia management seminar at the University only does the measure tax in -state ad- California Tracy: KARL (new station, 4/1) South Boston: WJLC -FM to WOOK of Notre Dame, July 12-17, for radio vertising, but Florida will also levy na- Ft. Bragg: KSAY (new station, Mississippi (requested 4/2) executives. Major topics to be covered tional advertisers. Companies will be 3/30) Grover City: KLOI to KOSZ Macon: WMXG (new station, 4/7) Washington include business strategy and policy, required to pay taxes to Florida based (5/1) Roseville: KDJO to KRXO Meridian: WOIC to WMDN (4/13) Kennewick: KHWK to KOTY -FM financial management, marketing, and on the proportion of their total national (3/26) Soledad: KKJZ (new station, Missouri (4/3) organizational behavior. Those eligible advertising appearing in the state 3/27) Marshfield: KOSC to KMRF (4/6) Wisconsin to attend are any NAB member station, Meanwhile, Minnesota lawmakers have Colorado Ownesville: KWCC (new station, Racine: WHBT to WHBY -FM (4/15) group, or network executives in the dropped similar plans after becoming Rifle: KDBL to KWWS (4/4) Rifle: 3/31) Racine: WRKR to WHBT (4/15) positions of president, vice -president, convinced that service taxes would KDBL -FM to KWWS-FM (4/4) Thorn- Montana West Virginia GM, or other positions with general hurt economic growth. ton: KMBD to KJIM (requested 4/9) Great Falls: KYOT to KXGF (4/15) Huntington: WWHY to WHRD (re- management responsibilities. One ap- New financing underway for Florida Nevada quested 4/16) plicant per station and three per group broadcasters: Tek Communications Crestview: WTJT (new station, Las Vegas KLVO (new station, re- or network will be accepted. There are Inc., owner of WUSL/Philadelphia and 3/30) Eatonville: WORL to WPRD quested 4/9) only 40 openings. A fee of $1250 cov- TV properties, has successfully com- (5/11) Englewood: WSEB (new sta- New Jersey Michaels ers tuition, lodging, and meals. For ad- pleted a $110 million private place- tion, 4/2) Ft. Myers: WSCA (new sta- Dover: WRAN to WMHO (5/1) ditional information, call (202) ment. The company sold $10 million in Continued from Page 1 tion, 3/31) Gretna: WGWD (new sta- New Mexico 429-5405. equity, $20 million in junk bonds, and acquired million in tion, 3/31) Jacksonville: WLCS to Roswell: KCKN to KBCO (4/20) music station in 1985, and when $80 senior secured WEJZ (requested 4/2) Key West: Roswell: KBCO to KCKN (4/20) Thor- he switched to WGCI (in '86) financing from First National Bank of WFYN-FM to WEOW (5/15) Lake- eau: KMCC (new station, 3/31) that station became the number Chicago. The deal was put together by land: WHAN (new station, 4/1) New York one music station." Moody Morgan Stanley Company. Another Buffalo: WHTT (remains assigned) Michaels, who will not carry Continued from Page 3 company, Stamford, CT -based Sage Georgia Rochester: WMJO to WBEE -FM (4/2) an airshift, said the move would Broadcasting, has filed an initial public Mirth Carolina offering with the SEC. The company, Athens: WPBS (new station, 4/1) be "like coming home." He add- MD, PD, and personality." to WWOK (4/9) headed by Leonard Fessier and Sparta: WDJJ (new station, 4/14) Columbia: WRSF ed, "It will afford me the oppor- Moody told R&R, "I've always Columbia: WWOK to WRSF (request- Gerald Poch, hopes to raise about Hawaii tunity two or three years down considered Buddy Deane, who was ed 4/16) Hendersonville: WKOL to $7.2 million through sales of common Honolulu: KKUA to KOMO (3/20) the road of buying a radio sta- a Baltimore radio legend in the WMYI (4/2) Monteo: WZZI (new sta- stock. Sage owns 16 radio stations, in- Honolulu: KAGB (new station, 3/31) tion. This is more than a job - '605, as my mentor. So I've been 4/6) WNCW (new sta- cluding KEZO-AM & FMILittle Rock. Idaho tion, Spindale: it's an opportunity to make a lot hearing about the city and its radio tion, 3/31) Wallace: KINW (new station, 4/14) of money." all of my career, which began in Ohio Illinois Commenting on the Chicago 1967 at a station Buddy owned in WDMT to WPHR (4/9) Chicago: WRXR to WTKS (request - Cleveland: competition he will face, Mi- Pine Bluff, AR." Mt. Vernon: WMVO to WOIO (4/1) Farber etl 3/23) Edwardsville: WHRC (new chaels said, "WGCI is a very No acting or interim PD has Oregon Continued from Page 3 station, 4/1) tough, well -positioned, solid been named at KRMD. Added Indiana Eugene: KRXX to KKXO (4/10) radio station, so it's not going to Moody, "For anybody who wants to Director for us at WZGO /Philadel- Portland: KBVM (new station, 4/2) Delphi: WJBZ (new station, 4/1) be an easy battle - but I've take a comprehensive course in phia, and he'll do a job for Pennsylvania great us Michigan City: WFAJ (new station, never taken any battle on that radio programming and manage- in his new position. PD Steve Davis Jersey Shore: WEUZ to WYRS 4/1) was easy." ment, I can't think of anyone better will report to Matt, will (5/1) but he still Kansas Michaels leaves KMEL to learn from than (KRMD Presi- be responsible for Rico all on-air pro- Fort Scott: KFTS to KVCY (request- Puerto searching for a new PD after dent/GM) George Francis." ed 4/16) Girard: KFRB (new station, Ceiba: WJSE (new station, 4/1) gr. improving the station from Moody joined KRMD as PD 18 Farber told R&R, "Steve and I 3/31) Goodland: KBOC (new station. Hormiqueros: WGIT to WBOZ -FM 3.7-4.4 12+ in the winter Ar- months ago after spending ten will complement each other in this 4/1) (5/8) bitron - ranking fourth in the years in a variety of capacities at situation. We've got some big sur- Kentucky South Dakota market and N1 among contem- WAKY /Louisville, the final three prises ahead, and look to intensify WCLU to WCVG (4/7) Custer: KFCR (new station, 4/1) Covington: porary music outlets. as PD. our efforts in the months to come."

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Jackie "Mega Hits '86" Benefits Collins Rock Novel Martell Foundation Spotlighting the chartbusting talents of Belinda Carlisle, Aretha Franklin, Don Johnson, Stevie Wonder, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, i Upcoming the Miami Sound Machine, the Outfield, the Moody Blues, Patti La- Belle and Michael McDonald, and Mr. Mister, "Mega Hits '86" is the Joan's scribbling sibling Jackie fourth in a series of annual LPs whose proceeds benefit the T.J. Martell Collins, whose mega-selling mas- Foundation for Leukemia and Cancer Research. terworks "Hollywood Wives" and "Hollywood Husbands" have Begun by a small group of record executives in 1975, the T.J. made her the undisputed queen of Martell Foundation takes its name from the late son of CBS Records ex- the trash 'n' flash literary scene, ecutive Tony Martell. The foundation has established the T.J. Martell has turned her talents toward the Memorial Laboratories at the Mt. Sinai Medical Center in New York City music business. Her next novel, and the Neil Bogart Memorial Laboratories at the Children's Hospital in "Rock Star," hits the nation's Los Angeles, and has raised more than $12 million for research in the bookshelves courtesy Simon & battle against cancer, leukemia, and AIDS. Schuster in early February. Rockin' Jackie Collins

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the three - Which mega- communications com- Thomas Murphy, Chairman /CEO at while Capital CitiesiABC President/ Welch, whose total compensation top- ec whose salary exceeded panies pay their top execs the most? Capital CitiesiABC, placed second - COO Daniel Burke took fourth place ped $3,867,000 Westinghouse million dollar mark ($3,293,000), al- Danforth though Westinghouse Industries & In- According to a recent survey conduct- and eleventh overall - with a total com- with $3,781,000. Third place went to Electric Chairman Douglas ex- President John Mar- ed by Business Week magazine, MCA pensation package of $4.076,000, General Electric Chairman /CEO John was the only other communications ternational Group figures President /C00 Sid Sheinberg is the ous Jr.'s total compensation industry's top gun with a combination stood at $2,161,000. in of salary, bonuses, and longterm com- Other communications executives range pensation that totalled $6,079,000 in 40% More AM Stereo Stations the million -dollar compensation were GE Vice-Chairman Lawrence 1986, a figure that made him the sixth - highest paid executive in the nation. Bossidy ($1 .7 million), Gannett Chair- The number of AM radio stations 1987. from in August, 1986; (Chrysler's Lee Iacocca took down vice, up 37% man Allen Neuharth ($1.5 million), broadcasting in stereo increased Additional highlights from the March have ac- the number one spot overall with and that 87% of the stations CBS VP /Records President Walter more than 40% in the last eight '87 NAB survey include the findings a satellite dish, up from 85% $20.5 million, thanks to his long -term cess to Yetnikoff ($1.2 million), Control Data months, according to a survey of 445 that nearly 45% of the FM stations in the year -previous survey. Chairman Robert Price ($1 16 million). investment in his company's now - commercial stations conducted by the polled claimed they intended to use healthy stocks.) and CBS Chairman Thomas Wyman National Association of Broad- the "FMX" circuitry to enhance the ($1.1 million). casters. In August 1986 there were clarity of their stereo signals in outly- A greater increase was reported in Rounding out the list are Control Data 446 AM stereo radio responding stations that use corn- IMM.M/ AM.. approximately ing areas; that 41% of the the number of Deputy Chairman Norbert Berg - stations, a number that swelled to stations said they were carried on at discs on the air 25% as op- _ pact - PresidentiCEO 111/ ($996,000), Gannett 1=1= IL 700 by the end of March, in eight- months ,l tt more than least one cable system's audio ser- posed to 17% the John Curley ($896,000). Gen Corp. previous poll - and the number of sta- President /CEO A. William Reynolds tions using cellular telephones - ($721,000) and Vice President Jack TOP 20 21 % as opposed to the earlier 16 %. Heckel ($584,000), and MCA Chair- rose two per- CONCERT PULSE Use of microcomputers man /CEO Lew Wasserman Taking cent to 52% of the stations surveyed. ($559,000). LW TW ARTIST

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The CONCERT PULSE is a weekly To check out the electronic edition, Mac owners with modems (which computerized report ranking each artist by connect computers with phone lines) must dial The Source, Delphi, or oth- box office gross reported per their average er information services, which will then For the Best in a TRAVELING BILLBOARIY (Bumper Strip or vernie Courtesy of POLLST AR a pubhcatan transmit the "Playboy Online" onto Window Label) call Byron Crecelius, person to person, COLLECT of Promoters On Lme Listings 1800) 344, the computer's disk for the cost of a phone call. 7383 Of California (2091220 2631 314- 423 -4411. WHAT'S WRONG? You've got a good concept, a talented and motivated airstaff, and a reasonable advertising budget. Everything feels right. But the damn Arbitrends show you sitting there flat. The reason you feel frustrated isyo re flying blind. And you wont find out what's wrong until you do the obvious thing: Ask your target audience what's wrong. Strategic Radio Research has a research plan specifically designed to help stalled radio stations break out of the pack and achieve the success they deserve. We'll research your concept. your liners. your advertising and your music. We'll help you kick your station into gear and get some ratings growth out of the damn thing. We're fast. We're good. And we're available now. Call Kurt Hanson for more details, collect. at (312) 280 -8300. If you've got a good concept and a good staff, they deserve the support.

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Kent Bjugstad George Lakes Ken Levy Maude Gilman Jacquie Perryman Zak Phillips Curtis Swedlow Daniel Hayden Jeff Liebenson

DOUGLAS SHACKETT has been KEN LEVY has joined Arista as Cre- KAREN COULTER has been promo- Radio named GM at WBSMINew Bedford - ative Director in the label's Creative Industry ted to Director/Station Information Fall River, MA. He was previously GM Services Department. Also, MARK Clearances for ABC Radio Networks. KENT BJUGSTAD has been promo- at WKPE-AM & FM /Cape Cod. LARSEN has come aboard as Design DANIEL HAYDEN has formed Path- She joined ABC 13 years ago and was ted to Station Manager at KMGGISanta Director. Levy has been a consultant to finder Communications, a new con- most recently Manager /Station Infor- Rosa, CA, where he was previously Arista for four years and was responsi- sultancy. Hayden has been with Beck - mation and Clearances. GSM. ble for the label's annual convention Ross AOR WHCNIHartford for eight and NARM films. Larsen previously years, most recently as Director /Pro- ROCKY CRAWFORD has been pro- Records worked at Columbia Records for gramming. Pathfinder's clients are moted to VP /Southwest Regional Man- has STEVE AVELLONE been ap- seven years, most recently as Sr. Art WHCN, WKMF & WCRZIFIInt, and ager at Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler & pointed acting GM at WIVY /Jackson- BRYN BRIDENTHAL has joined Director. WZOZIOneonta, NY, in which Hayden Howard, where she will oversee the ville, FL. Previously GSM at WLVEIMI- Geffen Records to head the label's Also at Arista, Sr. Art Director /Adver- is a partner. Hayden can be reached at Dallas and Houston offices She joined ami, he replaces MICHAEL COHEN, in new Media & Artist Relations depart- tising MAUDE GILMAN has been up- 1145 Kensington Road, Kensington, the Bernard Howard Company who resigned ment. She was previously National Di- ped to Sr. Art Director, while Associate CT 06037: (203) 828 -8815. 1980 as Regional Manager /Dallas, and rector /Media & Artist Relations at Cap- Director/Marketing Administration has been with HNWH since the two CHERI CANCELLIERE has been itol Records. BRENDA GUTTMAN has been promo- companies merged in 1983. named GSM at KYMSIOrange, CA. ted to Associate Director /Creative JEFF LIEBENSON has been ap- She had been GSM at KNRY /Mon- Services. pointed Sr. Counsel at BMG Music. He THOMAS GATTI has been upped to terey, CA. GEORGE LAKES has been appoint- has served as Counsel for the corn- Sr. VP at DIR Broadcasting. He has ed to the new position of VP /Promotion pany for three years. been with the company two years. In JOHN CULLEN has joined WSSL- & Marketing at Tabu Records. He JACOUIE PERRYMAN has been his first action as Sr. VP, Gatti an- AM & FM /Greenville -Spartanburg, SC formerly was West Coast Operations named International Director /Music Di- nounced the opening of DIR's Chicago as VP GM He was formerly GSM at Officer for AMI Management, prior to vision at Virgin RecordslUS. She pre- office, which will be headed by Manag- WSOC -AM & FM /Charlotte, NC, and which he held the positions of Regional viously headed the label's International ing Director JIM HARDER. Harder was replaces JACK DeHA VEN. and West Coast National Promotion Ex- Dept. in London. GEMMA CORFIELD, PROS ON THE previously Midwest Manager for ecutive at A &M Records during his six new Virgin/US Director /A &R Adminis- Eastman Radio. RUSS MOTTLA has been named PD years at that label. tration, also joins from the UK branch, LOOSE at KTYD /Santa Barbara, replacing where she was most recently US Coor- CARLA STOELTING has been tap- Don Early Allen National PD Wil- RICK WILLIAMS. Mottla comes from dinator. - ped as National Research Director at lis Broadcasting (804) 499 -9415 the Asst PD post at WAAFIWorces- Accelerated Chart Movement, a sec- has resigned as Presi- Phil Conrad Mornings/Assistant ter-Boston. SIGGI LOCH - ondary market retail marketing firm Pri- sl June PHILLIPS has been named PD/Production KLTOISaIt Lake City dent of WEA Europe, effective ZAK or to joining ACM she was Assistant to his activities for promotional rep for RCA Rec- (801) 298 -0558 TOM POTTS has been named GSM 30, terminating all Denver Larry Larson & Associates. at WFBC -AM & FM/Greenville, SC. He WEA International. He served four ords. For the last three years he's Randy (Day) Deino - Air Personality prior to market's KAZY, where he KSUM & KFMCIFairmont, MN (507) joined the stations in 1982 as an AE, years as WEA Europe chief, been at the TED TRIPP has joined Pro Media as he 12 years as Manag- PD for the last year. 238 -9756 and succeeds LEIGH EARLE, who is which worked was Broadcast Sales Rep. In other com- Gary Dickson OM /Momings 94Z1 now VP/GM. ing Director for WEA Germany. - pany news, RON WHIGHAM has join- Raleigh (919) 787 -5123 ed to specialize in contracts, engineer- Lorna Love Mornings KI1SILos CURTIS SWEDLOW has been pro- - ing, and project management, and Angeles (714) 848 -0118 moted to Branch Manager /Los Angeles NANCY MAHL has joined in a new Tommy Marshall - PD WKXI /Jack- Office for RCAIA &MlArista Distribu- position supporting VP DAVID son, MS (601) 366 -5616 tion. He was previously Branch Man- ANGRESS and the sales staff. ONE YEAR AGO TODAY Ken Marvin - News Anchor KPLMI ager in the company's Seattle office. Palm Springs (818) 985 -1996 Bob Jamieson VP /Marketing & Sales, PolyGram The Benchmark Company has sign- Robb O'Brien Late- Nights KBOS/ Gary Fries President, Transtar Radio Network - ed with Easy Listening- formatted Fresno (209) 583 -7820 Charlie Colombo President, Blair Radio WYLF/Miami as research consultant. VINCE PERRONE has been named Rockin' Randy Ross MD/Eve- #1 CHR: "West End Girls" Pet Shop Boys (EMI America) (2 wks) - - VP/General Counsel for Motown In- nings WZZU- FM(94Z)IRaleigh (919) #1 AC: "The Greatest Love Of All" Whitney Houston (Arista) WK W KIW heeling, WV has changed - dustries. He joined Motown last year 787 -3219 (2 wks) calls to WEEL and format from CHR to as Business Affairs VP for the label and #1 U /C: "On My Own" Patti Labelle & Michael McDonald (MCA) Easy Listening. - its music publishing arms. (2 wks) #1 COU: "Happy Happy Birthday Baby" - Ronnie Milsap (RCA) (3 wks) #1 AOR Track: "Be Good To Yourself" - Journey (Columbia) (2 wks) Hill #1 LP: "5150" - Van Halen (WB) Continued from Page 3 #1 JAZZ: "Alone /But Never Alone" - Larry Carlton (MCA) (3 wks) CHRONICLE CHANGES FIVE YEARS because they wore free record AGO TODAY Born To: company T-shirts and wanted to do MICHAEL NELSON, formerly an AE lunch. It's not like that now. PDs with KMEN & KGGI /Riverside -Sah Bob Mounty Exec. VP, NBC Radio KROYISacramento's `Goodtime' are businesspeople too." Bernardino, joins KNX -FM /Los An- #1 CHR: "Don't Talk To Strangers.' - Rick Springfield (RCA) (4 wks) Eric Scott, wife Gina, daughter Erica A 16 -year programmer with pre geles as an AE. #1 AC "Ebony & Ivory" Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder Nicole, April 7. - viocs stops at KJR /Seattle and FRED SILBER, recently Copyright (Columbia) (2 wks) KOSTILos Angeles Programming WCBM /Baltimore, Hill came to Manager with Chappell- Intersong/ #1 WC: "It's Gonna Take A Miracle" Deniece Williams Assistant Meryl Lynch -Austin, hus- - WPGC & WCLY after three suc- New York, has been promoted to (ARC /Columbia) band Ken, son Graham Donald, April cessful years at KFMK /Houston. Legal Counsel and Business Affairs. #1 Country: "Mountain Music" Alabama (RCA) (3 wks) ,12. - First Media Exec. VP Dan Mason, SCOTT KUSHNER, previously #1 LP: "Asia" Asia (Geffen) (4 wks) WKWM /Grand Rapids PD Frank - another former PD for First Me- President of Kushner Programming Grant, wife Debbie, daughter Chris- dia, told R&R, "Ben did a terrific Services, was recently appointed tian Ciera Grant, April 21. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY job in Houston and is an excellent Clearance Representative of Enter- programmer." tainment Programming for ABC Radio #1 CHR: "When I Need You" Leo Sayer (WB) (2 wks) - Married: Hill said he will not hire a PD un- Networks /NY. #1 AC: "When I Need You" Leo Sayer (WB) - til he's certain of "what the station BELDEEN FORTUNATO, previous- #1 Country: Some Broken Hearts Never Mend" Don Williams Toto guitarist Michael Porcaro to - WPGC & WCLY experi- ly Associate Director /A &R Administra- (ABC /Dot) Cheryl McKenzie, April 4. needs." enced a fourth consecutive down- tion of CBS Records, has been pro- #1 LP: "Rumours" - Fleetwood Mac (WB) (10 wks) KTCJ /MInneapolls Music Assistant Jane Rogge to Bruce Fredericksen, ward trend in the winter Arbitron, moted to Director /Operations at Co-

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ADVERTISER RESPONSE LAGS Acknowledging The 25 -64 The New 25 -64 Market Householders By Age Avg. Annual Expenditures of Householder' (m millions; Consumer Units By Age Of And Hispanic Markets Householder In OWN,. Millions Pct. Under 25 6.1 6.9 $11,617 By Allen Klein 25 -34 20.3 23.0 19,271 35.44 17.4 19.7 24,296 The time lapse between when a researcher discovers As in most selling, that effort 45-54 13.1 14.8 24,718 a demographic trend and when he can get an advertiser to started from the bottom up. This 55-64 13.4 15.2 19,497 65+ 18.0 act on it is a killer. Two recent examples of response lag- may be one of the reasons it has 20.4 12,346 taken so long for the Hispanic Total 88.3 100.0 ging behind research are found in advertisers' failure to market to be recognized by na- Household Age estimates 1986 acknowledge the Hispanic and 25-64 markets. tional advertisers. The Spanish - Consumer Expenüture Surveys Bureau of Labor Statistics as reported in American Demo- The problem the researcher has language station salespeople went graphics, March 1986. is that most advertisers are follow- The Hispanic market: out and told their story, and some ers. The concept of changing an token budgets were formed. Some established marketing approach "Millions of dollars enterprising advertising people about a major advertiser who has sends shudders through formed agencies to handle only The 55-64 age group is significant corporate have been lost in the just discovered the structures. Spanish advertising budgets. It profitability of in size and edges out the much - reaching the Hispanic market. Mil- time it took advertisers would have been interesting to see sought -after 25-34 group in expen- The Hispanic Marketplace lions of consumer how much faster the market would dollars have ditures. The figures involved are to find out." been lost in the time it took adver- The size and consumer strength have attained recognition if the all the ammunition astute market- tisers to find what of the Hispanic market was first presentations had been made at out researchers ers should need to redirect their have known for years. noted by demographers in the mid- panic concentration in relatively the highest corporate levels, and thinking. With any luck, it won't to-late '70s. In addition to its size, few areas of the nation simplified presented in terms of increased take these facts as long to be ac- the lifestyle, family makeup, prod- the task of advertisers who wanted profit and market share instead of cepted as those which revealed the uct consumption, and language to target it; it was obvious that a increased advertising budgets. existence of the Hispanic market. barrier of this consuming market little effort could lead to big re- Today, you can't pick up a trade "The 55 -64 age group If the profit motive is still alive were also revealed The high His- turns. publication without finding a story and well, then the fastest and is significant in size easiest way advertisers can im- and edges out the prove sales is by making sure much-sought messages are directed at all the -after people who can afford to buy their 25 -34 group in products. expenditures."

WMMS -FM, Cleveland: The No. 1 Large Market Radio Station The 25-64 Market Another example of the importance of understanding a new opportunity early involves the 25-64 age market. All demography points to the aging of America and "KSHE -FM, SSt. Louis: The No I Medium Market Radio Station E the importance of expanding one's K target audience to include 55-64 the segment. The 25-54 emphasis short- changes the advertiser. Adverbs- ers who think they will adjust to some combination of 25-54/35-64 age targeting in the future are missing the point; the future has "KPWR -FM: The No. I Station in the Los Angeles Market KP arrived (see box). Allen Klein These top stations use Harrison's Raise ratings and revenue with our

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Al Carrell and Jerry Baker. The SuperHandyman and America's Master Gardener. Their "how -to" has what it takes. On American Know-How, AP Broadcast Serv- El Harrison ices' Saturday and Sunday morning program. Call Pat Nazar), (800) 821 -4747, for details today. Harrison Systems, Inc., P.O. Box 22964. Nashville. TN, 37202. Phone (6151834-1184, Telex 555133 as determined by the readers of Rolling Stone Magazine " "as determined by Arbitron. AAssociated Press Broadcast Services 22. Rail May 1,1987 NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES NETWORK FEATURE FILE' May 4 - May 10

GENERAL COMEDY MUSIC FEATURES INFORMATION r Week Of The Weekend r The American Focus (FY) All My Children Update (PRN) Warren Burger Robin gets a bunion /Julie eats Adam's apple The Blimp (PM) Phoebe smells a rat /Erica smells trouble Palmer smells School banned /Aromatherapy,Cry babies! May 11 - May 15 May 9 - May 10 Home boys /Pig racing Amatellin U (DD) Country (RI) American Music Of America (ABC) British Wax Museum Campbell's Playhouse (PIA) Learn the Fosdale Flop /Bingo calla at AU/ Beatles/Procot Hamm/Mott The Hoopla. Moochmore s inflatable friends. Countdown (ABC) Rani./ Travis/Forester Sisters Vanity Fair Butch Herds/Dolly Parton Linda Ronstadt Yardblyds/CSNBY Battlin' earthworm band lost during drill' Emmylou Musical! (WO) Computer Program (PM) (MJI) Being dense don't make sense (WO) I Classic Cuts American Dance Tress Alice Faye/I Do. Do Original names of Souped up computers /Line plotters /Power /Georgio John Phillips go to AU Jody Watley /Debbie Gibson musical stars supplies /Bubble memories/Magazines Calendar (CW) Bobby Jo Ambergy's American Eagle (DIR) Musical Starstreams (FF) Country Costas Coast To Coast (CW) Mel Tiflis Fred Knoblock/June Forester /Gene Watson/ Bar 'N Grill (DD) Akireh Etoh Peter Ueberroth Lyle Lovett/Eddie Amold /John Schneider! Spam 8 Anchovy pizza/Bobby Jo's birthday Lee Arnold On A National Music Survey (WO) (JPB) Nora Wilson Discovering Tomorrow club /Stud Shamus hors-d'oeuvres /ugly Country Road (WO) Peabo Bryson race man/ Seeing behind you /Space /Bionic night at Bobby Jo's /Honeymoon at Paree Lee Greenwood /Nifty Gamy Dirty Bend/ billboards/Private space station/ On The Move (CBSP) Country Comments (WO) Computer le shack -up Motel Merle Haggard Mita Baker /Mr T Steve Wariner /Kathy Mettee/SKO /BINy Joe Space hotel /Greaseless suntan lotion Dick Clark's Rock, On The Radio (NSBA) Royal/Mickey Gilley/Louise Mandrell/ Earth News (WO) Comedy Hour (MJI) Roll & Remember (USP) Simply Red Dwight Yoakam Linda Hunt/Gregg Allman /John Larroquette/ Mickey Rooney/Peter Cook/Dudley Moore/ Doobie Brothers Party America (ABC) Country Datebook (US) Grace Slick/Joe Nemeth Woody Allen /Paul Rodriguez /Gilds Radnor Coast to Coast Top 20 (AM) Nancy Martinez/Ozzy Osboume /Steve Lyons/ Crystal Gayle/Johnny Lee/Steve Wanner/ Golden Age Of Radio (PRN) Comedy Show With Klymaxx/New York artists Breakfast Club /Cameo B.J. Thomas/Oak Ridge Boys/ NightwatcntJason 8 Golden Fleece /Saint/ Dick Cavett (CW) The Countdown (WO) Waylon Jennings /Ronnie Milsap University Theatre /Archie Andrews Freddie Prinze/Nichols 8 May /Martin Mull, Pepsi Hitline USA (JBP) Cover Gins /Chuck Stanley Health Care (PIA) Allan Sherman /Jonathan Winters/ Bryan Adams Country Report (WRN) Smothers Brothers /Woody Allen Countdown America with Reworking heeiM care system Plain Rap Countdown (PRN) John Schneider /Kathy Maned (MBS) Comedy Spot (CW) Dick Clark (US) /Shirley Murdock/ Like Only Yesterday AC. Kenny G /KOOI 8 Gang Rick Dees American Mothers: Irma Banbeck/Pet Cooper /Be Cosby! Gino Vannelle Kent State Univ/Bitburg Cemetery/Nuclear Glenn Medeiros /Kenny Loggins Eddie Walker /David Brenner Music Magazine (USP) ProtestN -E Day/Wounded Knee Countdown USA (CUSA) CHR: Lou Gramm /Poison /Psychedelic Furs/ Duran Duran /Cameo/Tom Petty /Club Nouveau/ Daily Feed (DCA) Bryan As Lisa Lisa/Chris DeBurgh NBC Extra (NBC) Billy Idol Final Contra knmrnvations/Hart debt schedule/ (PM) Urban. Atlantic Starr/Jody Watley /System/ Star Wars. Peace maker or peace breaker Country Closeup New snoking regulations /SMr range special wiT. G. Sheppard/ Robbie Neill /Simply Red Personal Finance Digest (JPB) Mother's Day Encore With Jim Lange (WO) mediums /Practicing psychiatric Murray /Don Williams/ Selecting a travel agent /Returning Judds /Mne Powercuts (GSNIABC) Benny Goodman convention Merle Haggard merchandise /Consumer complaining/ Peter Wolf/Gregg Allman (5/10) In Concert (WO) Bargains by mail Fun Factory (PM) Country Report Radioscope (RS) Genesis /BLT Club /Lewis Twins/ Countdown (WRN) Atlantic Starr/Na)ee /Jerome Benton Sylvia Porter's Personal Thidney Thornberg 8 Run sake Steve Wanner /Michael Murphey Reelln' In The Years (GSNIABC) In The Spotlight (WO) Finance Report (REMN) /Scholarship funds /Retirement/ Country Today (MJI) Jethro Tull /Beatles CD Snokey Robinson/Whispers Real estate Hiney Wine (DO) Owner Financing/Credit Unions Dancing cheek -to -cheek with a hlhey/ Kris Kristofferson Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WO) Legends Of Rock (NBCE) Radio Baseball Cards (GCS) No cheek fillers in our Hiney /Freeze your Crulsin' America with Buffalo Sprnglield/Three Dog Night/ Rush Pt. 1 Hubs Brooks/Joe Nielro /Paul Molitor/Ernie Hiney in shape of Giraffe /Put an olive in Cousin Brucle (CBSR) Hwy Nlawn/Snori 8 Garfunkel Banks/Alvin Davis/Darrell Evans her Hiney/Hot Hiney to go Gary Pucken'Nell Diamond: Daryl Hall Rock (WO) Line One (WO) Chronicles Irving Loblolly (DD) Eddie Money Radio Links (RL) Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 (DIR) Santana/Eddie Money salutes Paul Simon/ mania James Caen /Mielica Huston Huddle fever/Tag baseball/Baseball Kim Wilde Stranglers / Europe/Cinderella Live From Gilley's (WO) suberbowl (PIA) Basketball at midnight /Putt pun Dr. Demento (WO) Restless Heart Reviewing Stand Rock Connections (CBSR) Trade Wars, Doug Lamont, Mark Roseker/ Laugh Machine (PM) featuring Mothers Of Mother's Day show Miller Sound Express (WO) Flip Wilson /Rodney Danger-field/Gallagher' Rock of '72: Roiling Stones /Jackson Browne/ Listeners Forum / "Pomp ()Circumstance," Inventon Aretha Franklin T Rex Nigel Dempster Manny Youngman /Grandparents/ Future Hits (WO) Off The Record (WO) New Vol* Rock Of The World (MCA) Same Time Aretha Franklin/Wang Chung Steve Miller /Paul Simon Los Lobos ... Robin Trower/Peter Wolf/Eric Clayton Same Station (RRC) Mel Blanc's Great Sounds (USP) (ASR) Rock Over London (RI) Blonde &instead /Hemet Hilliard/Stela Dales/ Blankety Blanes Eddie Heywood Jr. Off The Record Special (WO) Abby /Abraham Lincoln /Germany/ Joe Jackson Pt. 1 Mother Berber /Ma Perkins Dear Tom Petty Ship (MCA) Peach fuzz /Potato chip Great Star Rock Watch (USP) Sound Advice (PM) John Denver/Little River Band. Pioneers in Music (DIR) 'tit Tuesday Ventilation/Setting up /Good connections/ Maureen McGovern After Cream. Eric Clayton /Ginger Baker/ National Comedy Wireless (OD) Scott Shannon's Rockin' Grounding /Phasing J. Milton Frisk school of broadcasting/ Hot Rocks (USP) Jack Bruce America Countdown (WO) Sporting News Report (CW) Can's son Bubbe/Regan pays his taxes/ Bangles Psychedelic Psnack (MBS) Deve Winfield /Jim Boeheim /Deck Vitae /Billy Susan B. plays bingo Crowded House /Jody Watley /Peter Wolf Redbone/Beach Boys/Fanny/Procol Herum/ Jazz Show with /Paul Hornung /Freddie Sittin' In (WRN) Yes Cunningham National Lampoon's David Sanborn (NBCE) Wilkins John Schneider Pechecko /Lenny True Facts (PRN) Montreaux Solid Gold Saturday Night (US) Pop Concerts/ Sports Explosion (PIA) Hippo-nosis/Bog Iwce/Snarl in his coffin/ Jazz Trax Riley. Ledford/ (Th Sam Cooke Star Trak Profiles (WO) Pat /Bob Seller/Cawood Hot heads Pieces Of A Dream Fischler Star Beat (MJI) Simply Red Stan Radio Hotline (ASR) Hour (DIR) King Biscuit Flower Jody Watley Sports Flashback (CW) Clifford's birthday /Disco albums /Mom 112/ Kinks Pt. 1 Today (MJI) Willie Mays HR total/'69 Knicks coach /A's 1st I'm in a lousy mood/This is so funny Street Beat (MCA) Rock Hit Bryan Adams World Championship /John Havilcek John Lander's Jets /Maze /2 Live Crew Stevens & Grdnic's Music USA (USP) Shootin' The Breeze (WO) famous steal/'64 Clay-Liston bout/ Comedy Drop-Ins (ASR) '73 NBA champs /Unassisted triple play Cutting Crew /Lisa Lisa Sunday Country (CI) Cameo /James "D -Train" Williams/Georgic Rom nighVBodnaleught School/Frank8 Mary/ Let The Good George Hamilton IV (5/9) This Date In Turn down that noise /Zurkon boogie mind Times Roll (GSNIABC) Superstars Rock Concert (WO) Solid Gold Country (USP) Baseball History (DIR) control /Bo Betinsky /Bobo Holleman Four Seasons /Class of '64 .38 Special 1976 /Songs of marriage /May It hits/ Floyd Baker Roy Campanella/Catfish Hunter Stevens & Grdnlc's Metaishop (MJI) That's Love (WO) Eddy Arnold/Ni Duets Party Drop -Ins (ASR) Motley Crue Mickey Gilley /Anita Baker /Kim Fields Solid Gold Scrapbook (US) Travel Holiday Magazine (CW) Party Lae i3 /Al -blooper cade network' Motor City Beat (USP) Top 30 USA (CBSR) Donovan/New York New Yorke /Stevie Wonder/ Offbeat America 1962 /Eric Burdon 8 Animals klstawte/Party Petty /Delarean Records /Gladys Knight /Junior Walker/ "Guys" of song. Jimmy Mack/Charley Brown, Working Out (Jil) Soul United Spots Of America (ASR) Jimmy Ruffin Mr. Boiangles /Johnny B. Goode Special Edition (WO) Aerobic Fitness /Running 8 Competition/ injuries/ Jackie Jackie 8 Jackie/Rod Flashb un, Scott Muni's Weekly Country Ready For The Wodd /R.J.'s Latest Arrival Racquet sports/Overuse Breakfast of champions Mr Wme /LuggiesNicarious travel Ticket To Ride (DIR) Music Countdown (USP) Star Trak (WO) /Glass Tiger/Poison Help The celebration Rosanne Cash Starship J81- Jameson Broadcast (202) 328-3283 NETWORKS/ JPB - James Paul Brown Entertainment (800) 345- 2354 CIRCUIT PROGRAM SUPPLIERS MBS - Mutual Broadcasting (703) 685 -2000 CLOSED MCA - MCA Radio (818) 777 -5775 MJI MJI Broadcasting (2121245-5010 ABC - ABC Radio (212) 887 -7777 - ducer of radio ... Casey Ieasem is Radio -4444 People AM - American Media (404) 873 -3100 NBC - NBC (212) 884 NP Narwood Productions (212) 755.3320 top gun among the military. The host AP - Associated Press (202) 955 -7200 - Two NSBA NSBA Network (213) 306-8009 appointments at Mutual: Mary Top-40 was voted ASR - Al Star Radio (213) 850-1169 - of American top OHR Off Hour Rockers (516) 628 -1490 McCarthy as Station Rels, ions Satel- ATON - At The Game Network (516) 491 -8585 - personality of '86 in a poll conducted PM ProMedie (212) 585 -9400 R &R is preparing a "Network CBS - CBS Radio (212) 975 -4321 - responsible for af- PIA Public Interest Affaates (312) 943 -8888 lite Coordinator, by the Army's Stars & Stripes newspa- CBSP - CBS Programs (212) 975 -4321 - and Program Suppliers" special PRN Premiere Ratio Network (213) 467-2348 filiate from Wester IV to Sat - CBSR CBS RadioRado (212) 975 -4321 - transition per ... 14 -year ABC veteran James - 302.9120 section that will appear with the CCA Christian Countdown America (312) 820- REMN - REMN Communications (212) IR. as Northeast - corn Bob Hoffmaster Sack appointed Director /Sales Plan- 1369 RI - Radio ntemelbnal (212).802.1670 May 29 issue. Included in that RL Radio Links 454 -0488 Clearance Coordinator from United CI - Cart Inc. (509) 534 -7090 - (213) ning, Administration and Service at RRC Real Radio (818) 795-4900 special will be listings of all in- CN - Copley Radio (619) 293-1818 - Company Stations Programming .. Chet RS Radoscope 969 -0011 the net .. available to radio CUBA - Crxntdowm USA (415) 383-7302 - (213) dividual programs SCOT Starstreem Cotrnulicaama (713) 781- Chitchat joins the Source for week- CW -Clayton Webster (314) 725 -5070 - for 0781 Notes stations. The editorial deadline DCA DC Argo (202) 638-4222 ' sports reports. His real name is - day SI Syndicate It 841.9350 this special is May 14. To insure DD - Dorsey 8 Donnelly (214) 631 -7934 - (818) Bruce Wolf from WLUPIChicago Sheridan Broadcasting has been SAN Setelae Music Network (800) 527 -4892 DIR - DIR Broadcasting (212) 371 -8850 - the inclusion of your program, SYN Syndicom 388.1781 where he will continue. Wolf is also a named the official network for the Na- FF - Frank Forest Productions (415) 383-7827 - (415) at TRAN - Transtar (213) 460-6383 John Hughes tional Council of Negro Women's please call Ron Rodrigues FY - Focus On Youth Ratio (809) 452 -1150 litigation attorney ... GCB Greene Creative Services (415) 530-2636 USP - Unned Stations (7031276-2900 (213) 553 -4330. - WRN Weedeck Radio Network (800) 548-7474 returns to the Christian Science "Black Family Reunion Mother's Day GSN - G4obal Saillie Net (818) 906.1888 - WO - Westwood One (213) 204 -5000 Monitor as editor and executive pro- Tribute Radiothon." JT -M Good's Jazz Tras (619) 233 -9228 May 1, 1987 R&R 23 THE PICTURE PAGE

Abbott Shakes Down Platinum

Columbia held a party to celebrate Gregory Abbott's platinum success for the "Shake You Down" single and LP. Pictured (l-r) are Columbia's Jane Berk, VP Danny Yarbrough (partially concealed), Sr. VP Mickey Eichner, Abbott, CBS Records Division President Al Teller, Columbia VP Ruben Rodriguez, and Sr. VP Bob Sherwood. Breakfast Club On Track In L.A.

The Breakfast Club visited six cities on a promotional tour featuring MCA evening "breakfasts." Pictured at the L.A. event are (l -r seated) MCA's Pat Surnegie, Art Patterson, and Ken Kirkwood; (l-r middle) MCA's Gary Younger, Cary Mansfield, Jim LaFrance, Linda Van Winkle, Rod Linnum, Dwight Bibbs, and John Allison; (l -r rear) MCA's Charlie Shaw, group's Steve Bray, Dan Gilroy, Ed Gilroy, and Gary Burke, and MCA's Curt Lucido. The Wave Goes To Montreux

THIS WEEK'S ACTION! B104 add BJ105 23 -17 WXKS add KIYS deb 35 PRO -FM deb 33 KQMQ add Y100 deb 33 95XIL add WNVZ add KQIZ 40-36 KTWV/Los Angeles recently staged its first concert promotion, teaming with Avalon Productions to present Montreux and 0105 28 -26 WCGQ add Philip Aaberg at the Roxy. Pictured (l -r) are Aaberg, Montreux manager AnneMarie Martins, Windham Hill President Anne Robinson, Wave PD Frank Cody, and Montreux's Michael Manring, Mike Marshall, Darol Anger, and Barbara Higbie. Z95 29 -26 WZYP add WNCI add KKAZ add Capitol Congrats For Vera WBBQ add KOZE add WHHY add KTMT add KX104 add B91 deb 38

PLUS . Z100 KMGX B106 KZZU Q107 WKPE WFLY WQCM WRCK WGAN WGRD WBWB KIKX KZFN

New Capitol artist Billy Vera gathered plaudits from label executives after a recent show in Santa Monica. Pictured (l -r) are Capitol's Frank Palombi, Stephen Powers, and Jean Riggins, Vera, actress Angie Dickinson, Capitol VP Ray Tusken, and label's Dave Morrell. A L O N E

CD SINGLE THE FIRST IN THIS ISSUE SINGLE PRODUCED AND ENGINEERED BY FROM THE NEW RON NEVISON FRONT LINE MANAGEMENT/ ALBUM TRUOY GREEN MANAGEMENT ,BAD ANIMALS aoade yi?B7 C AY%TOL Rf::^AOS.ING May 1, 1987 R&R 27 STREET TALK Tampering Touches Off Tampa Tempers

WRBQ (0105)/TAMPA got an ARBITRON TRAMONTTEE WATTS (ex -rival Y100) is new to wristslap on page 5b of the winter book for a afternoons and DAN McKAY (WQUE/NEW Q -Zoo ORAL ROBERTS bit about having a "90 ORLEANS) joins G. MICHAEL McKAY in rating by April 15" or "someone would disappear mornings. forever." Crosstown WNLT, which notified EZ's deal to buy KBEQ /KC from CAPITOL Arbitron of the bit, was in turn charged by Q105 is off. PD STEVE PERUN is in line for good with on -air measurement references. Arbitron is news from company headquarters soon. reportedly investigating WNLT's alleged indiscretions. Turns out, by the way, that Detroit legend MOJO motivates out of isten, Trixie Q-Zoo's TERRANCE McKEEVER indeed WHYT late- nights. Also, LISA DILLON's been -It's not your breath, disappeared .. to EDENS sister KKLO added to 'HYT mornings with MICHAEL J. it's your taste in music. (0106)/SAN DIEGO to join JACK MURPHY on FOXX ... Washington mainstay JIM ELLIOT Play Fred the latest its Zoo. crosses from B106 mornings to WAVA middays. records by Simply Red, Anita Baker, We hear JIM MORRISON, who stepped Newsgal LIZ FULTON has been reunited down from a long term at WOXI /ATLANTA's with RICK DEES and COACH CHARLEYE Hoodoo Gurus, and The Cure programming helm recently, is the lead candidate WRIGHT in KIIS /L.A. mornings. She replaces if you want him to ask you out..." for the PD post at KSD-FM /ST. LOUIS. LORNA LOVE after 17 months away to have a child and pull stints at KEZR /SAN JOSE and Why did STEVE HEDGEWOOD leave SIMPLY RED SIMPIN KBST /SAN DIEGO. "'l'HI? RI(:II'I" 1711N(:" KYOU /HOUSTON to program KHYS /PORT li'inu tlie alnu0st-hold llen.liid ARTHUR -BEAUMONT? Maybe its because, Ilbmen I .I'. See the video in according to CLEAR CHANNEL's new annual heavy nqation on mix. report, KHYS plans to move its stick more than Label Licks 00, WXKS 6-5 RCA's DAVE WHEELER will relocate from CHR halfway to Houston. Is the market's sole Urban, WCAU 22-13 top -rated KMJQ, the target? Nashville to New York and become VP /Sales, 94Q 12-9 replacing JIM GRADY. MEN AND WOMEN 69% KRBE 17-12 Cincinnati may be about to get a Classic Hits ARISTA's upped Associate Director /Album 119 UPS WCZY 11-8 station. Our spies tell us the titles in a FM 102 recent Promotion JAY ZISKROUT to Director and onto 15 DEBUTS 2-2 auditorium KITS 8-5 music test indicate that somebody's Los Angeles considering the idea. CHRYSALIS publicity head ELAINE AN17A BAKER MD CURT GARY is leaving WEBN/ SCHOCK exits, reportedly over differences with ANITA BAKER "SAME OLE LOVE CINCINNATI after 11 years to become marketing boss CHARLY PREVOST Rapture (365 DAYS A YEAR)" Operations Director Look out if you're not playing POLYGRAM /6 -10pm personality at from die d uil)le Gramm New York Giant PHIL McCONKEY is WWDC -FM (DC101)IWASHINGTON, reporting to product: Award w 11111111g. double the label in a yet -to -be VP /Programming DAVE BROWN. At 'EBN, said to be joining platinum phis, Rapture I l'. TONY TOLLIVER becomes MD and JAY announced capacity. "Same Ole lnwe" video in power GILBERT takes on middays. on V11-1. WZZUIRALEIGH VP /Programming and WXKS add WLS 25.21 morning personality GARY DICKSON exits after In the wake of Q105's Morning Zoo cable WBEN add WCZY 9 -5 simulcast, KOKU /GUAM PD RON YOUNG says 12 years, replaced on the air by MARK WCAU 27 -20 KCPW add he and morning partner JEFF EVANS were MITCHELL (KWK /ST. LOUIS). The new MD at YI0024 -17 KMEL6 -6 there first: "We've been reaching 26,000 CHR 94Z is JONATHON RUSH, who takes over subscribers over GUAM CABLE TV from 6 -8am from RANDY ROSS. Talk of a shift to AOR is HOODOO GURUS every day for the last year." denied. "GOOD 'l'lll l?S" from the guru Rimy Yrmur With the BEATLES' "Help," "Rubber Soul," C.'oof I.P. Baekinr vocals and "Revolver" CDs in the stores this week, by Susanna I Iolls. Debbi Peterson, we've still got "Sgt. Pepper's" (June), "The Condom Nation Vicki Peterson and Michael Steele. See the video White Album" and "Yellow Submarine" (August), WZGC /ATLANTA morning dude RANDY on MTV and VII -1. and "Let It Be" and "Abbey Road" (October) to MILLER met a quick dialtone when he called the KITS deb -30 KKLS come this is year. CAPITOL also considering CD PTL and offered to send condoms to JIM & KIKX add KTRS add compilations of singles not on the 12 British TAMMY BAKKER. A listener who manufactures WJMX add B9I studio albums. the items then called and volunteered to send the Bakkers a free dispensing machine stocked EZ's WHAT (HOT 105) /MIAMI is moving with condoms stenciled with the logo. away from Urban closer to Pop, says PD DUFF Z93 THE CUItF: 4he,Curei "1VIIV (:AN "l' I BE YOU LINDSEY, though not full -blown CHR. "Quiet ?" -MS Ilk, Fri m i the fortheuming kiss d /e. Storm" host FREDDIE CRUZ is out, while Continued on Page 27 kiss Ile, kiss Ile I Catch the

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An April 17 Street Talk item created a Sample lines from KUPD /PHOENIX morning misleading impression about DRAKE - loon DAVE PRATT's "I Need Protection" record, CHENAULT. Though it wasn't intended, we the proceeds which of Pratt says benefit regret any inconvenience caused. PLANNED PARENTHOOD: Chrysalis VP /Promotion DANIEL GLASS and "And when I'm getting horny and I'm ready wife DEBORAH had MAXIME RACHAEL on for love, I don't need infection 4/22. Baby is expected to be on the phone Before I whip out Mr. Love Connection, I pulling adds shortly ... Condolences to need protection KLOS /L.A. Pres /GM BILL SOMMERS on the Trojan brand, Excita, Sheik, Mentor, Ramses loss of his father, NATHAN. .. I hope they don't leak." WLUP sportsmaniac CHET CHITCHAT's crazy 'casts ( "The Lobotomy Line On Sports ") will be carried on the SOURCE network. Chet is the alter ego of Chicago attorney BRUCE WOLF.

A commercial station sponsoring programming on a non -commercial station? Unusual, but KBCOIDENVER has donated $3000 to a local NPR affiliate to underwrite the "All Things Considered" and "Morning Edition" news shows. KBCO will receive on -air mentions in both programs.

or hul Consultants BURKHART /ABRAMS/ tgllowmg on be h°rmlul inhaling or misuse by DOUGLAS/ELLIOT's "Atlanta Radio Forum '87" (.101011 Dehbeote conclave happens June 25 -26 in Atlanta. Focusing on CHR, AC, and Country formats, the

charge is $250 for clients and $350 for non - Meanwhile, WLUPICHICAGO's JONATHON clients. Info at (404) 955 -1550. BRANDMEIER tossed out 5000 condoms to the crowd at a concert where he debuted his Reading material: A New York Times 4/25 "Makin' Love In The Aid -ees" song. profile of TOWER RECORDS and boss RUSS SOLOMON puts The Dayton fall '86 ARBITRON book will be the chain's '86 sales at $250 million. reissued in three weeks because of some research consultant JAY crediting errors that Cleveland programming kingpin JOHN by the way, is on BILLIE spotted. Arbitron, GORMAN denies he's joining WDOK to change record as being against the FCC's proposed it from Easy Listening to AOR. The G -Man is in letters are assigned, saying changes how call working on a settlement from his brief affair with in the industry and they'll cause confusion WNCX, but is free of any contractual obligations. among listeners.

Top network brass met in New York last week to toss around ideas on how to improve RADAR methodology. Key suggestions: expanded sample size and more ratings reports Hit Us With per year. A folbw -up meeting is planned in a few weeks. Your Best Shot

The FCC obscenity ruling has prompted Got a hot news tip or juicy photo? Call in WINZIMIAMI talk host NEIL ROGERS to your tips (confidentiality guaranteed) and organize a petition drive called SOFAR: "Save mail your pix to Street Talk. Deadline: Tues- Our First Amendment Rights." He's invited a day night. number of broadcasters to discuss the issue on his May 16 show.

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Arbitron Winter '87 12 +

Philadelphia Boston Detroit Dallas - Washington Another good book for adult- Since its first full- market victory Ft. Worth WEAZ had its best 12+ share In WBZ took a second consecutive oriented FMs: last winter's #1, last winter, WJLB has been waiting three years to tie for number one book, something that few here have WGAY, was also this winter's #1. patiently for its turn in first place. KVIL and KKDA traded places with steady WMMR. Another soft been able to do recently. Fall's WMZO -FM returned to the 6.8 it This winter, WJLB's turn came again this time; the difference is music station, WKSZ, paced an AC number two station, WXKS -FM, is posted immediately after WPKX's again; again, all eyes will be on the that KPLX, essentially remaining triple -rise in one of the markets still number two (by a whisker), but withdrawal from Country . Most con- spring when WJR's Tigers stable, had its best book ever. where ACs outscored other con- with ratings it hasn't seen since it battle, temporary stations were down or baseball kicks in. WCZY returned Unlike in the Birches. KMGC temporary formats this Winter. was the market's lone CHR. WBCN sluggish. As a Format -41 style soft - from fifth place to third; WHYT, in posted a gain that explained some KYW posted its best numbers in a matched its winter '86 share exact- AC, WASH came as close to WLTT its first book with Rick Gillette's of KVIL's drop. AM WBAP bested year, matching the Birches and an ly. WZLX continued the up -and- as it has in years. WTOP gained urban -tinged approach, is back in its FM sister KSCS by a wide overall good News book. WCAU- down pattern it's shown since nearly a share. the fives for the first time in nine margin. In CHR, KHYI, vaulting up- Far '86 WI '87 FIA also mimicked its good Birch by switching to Classic Hits. WMJX months. WRIF recaptured the AOR ward, passed one of its corn - WGAY (B EZ) 6.8 7.6 hitting a 5.0 for the first time since displayed its best showing since fall lead. CKLW reversed its move petitors; AOR- flavored KEGL still WKYS 8.0 7.4 spring '85. '83. WRKO, propelled to the top from IUC) the fall. took that format by more than a WMZO-FM (Ctty) 5.5 6.8 last year by the news events of win- Fall '86 Wi '87 Fa '86 Wi '87 point. KZPS nudged forward in its WMAL (AC) 8.0 6.0 ter '86, had its best numbers since WJLB (UC) 8.1 9.0 WEAZ (B/EZ) 7.9 9.0 first Classic Hits book after more WHUR (UC) 5.8 5.9 then. WJR (Misc) 8.8 8.4 WMMR (AOR) 9.0 9.0 than a year at the bottom. WAVA (CHR) 6.2 5.3 Fa '86 Wi '87 WCZY-AM & FM KYW (News) 7.0 7.6 WWDC-FM (AOR) 5.2 4.7 WBZ (AC) 8.4 9.0 (CHR) 5.3 5.7 Fall '86 Nei B7 WUSL (UC) 7.2 7.2 WDJY (UC) 4.3 4.5 WXKS-FM (CHR) 8.0 8.9 WJOI (B/EZ) 6.8 5.7 KKDA-FM (UC) 8.4 9.6 WKSZ (AC) 4.3 5.7 WTOP (News) 3.7 4.5 WRKO (NIT) 5.6 7.0 WHYT (CHR) 4.4 5.2 KVIL-AM & FM (AC) 9.2 7.3 WCAU-FM (CHR) 4.0 5.0 WROX (CHR) 3.8 3.8 WBCN (AOR) 7.1 6.8 WWJ (News) 5.6 5.2 KPLX (Ctry) 8.3 8.4 WSNI (AC) 4.3 4.7 WGMS-AM & FM WJIB (B/EZ) 6.8 6.7 WRIF (AOR) 4.2 4.8 KMEZ-AM & FM WMGK (AC) 4.1 4.5 (Clas) 2.8 3.6 WHDH (AC) 6.0 5.8 WLLZ (AOR) 5.3 4.1 (13/EZ) 7.2 6.3 WYSP (AOR) 4.5 4.5 WBMW (CHR) 3.2 3.4 WEEI (News) 4.5 5.1 CKLW (BBnd) 2.9 4.1 KRLD (News) 7.3 5.5 WWDB (Talk) 5.3 4.5 WCXR (Gold) 3.2 3.3 WSSH (AC) 4.8 4.9 WNIC (AC) 3.3 4.0 KEGL (CHR) 5.1 5.3 WPEN (BBnd) 4.4 4.3 WLTT (AC) 3.3 3.2 WZLX (Gold) 3.4 4.1 WXYT (Talk) 3.7 4.0 WBAP (Ctry) 4.6 5.2 WDAS-FM (UC) 4.4 3.6 WASH (AC) 1.9 3.0 WMJX (AC) 3.2 4.0 WWWW (Ctry) 4.2 3.8 KTXO (AOR) 4.7 4.3 WXTU (Ctry) 3.9 3.2 WWRC (BBnd) 2.8 2.4 WROR (AC) 3.8 3.8 WOMC (AC) 4.0 3.7 KHYI (CHR) 2.5 4.2 WCAU (News) 2.8 3.0 WXTR (Gold) 2.3 1.8 WZOU (CHR) 3.5 3.6 WLTI (AC) 2.5 3.5 KMGC (AC) 2.7 3.9 WI00 (AOR) 2.5 2.9 WPGC & WCLY WVBF (AC) 2.9 3.1 WDTX (CHR) 2.8 2.6 KOZY (AC) 3.3 3.6 WIP (Misc) 2.7 2.6 (AC) 1.8 1.5 WAAF (AOR) 2.4 1.8 WJZZ (Jazz) 2.1 2.6 KLUV (Gold) 3.4 3.3 WFLN (Clas) 1.8 2.0 WYCB (Rel) 1.2 1.5 WILD (UC) 1.4 1.7 WKSG (Gold) 2.4 2.5 KSCS (Ctry) 3.9 3.2 WTRK (CHR) 1.7 1.6 WMMJ (AC) 1.3 1.4 WBOS (Ctry) 2.8 1.6 WMJC (AC) 2.0 1.7 KTKS (CHR) 3.7 3.1 WDAS (UC) 1.5 1.5 WOL (UC) 1.3 1.3 WCRB (Clas) 1.9 1.6 CKLW-FM (Gold) 1.1 1.6 KHVN (Rel) 2.7 3.0 WFIL (Gold) 2.7 1.4 Formerly WTKS WXKS WCXI (Ciry) 1.5 1.5 2.9 2.2 Became WEGX at end of ratings period (BBnd) 1.7 1.4 KZEW (AOR) WMRQ (AOR) .9 1.3 WORS (Clas) 1.5 1.3 KDLZ (UC) 1.6 2.0 WFNX (AOR) .8 1.2 WCHB (UC) .8 1.2 KZPS (Gold) 1.3 2.0 Houston WGRP (UC) 1.8 1.2 KSSA (Span) 1.2 1.9 KMJQ 102)'s San Diego WOBH (UC) 1.3 1.2 KESS (N/T) .8 1.7 Aside from (Majic WNTM (AC) 1.2 1.0 KKDA (Gold) 1.0 1.7 third straight #1 placing, this was an Back" book. KJOY and KFMB -FM (B100) Became WCSX (Gold) of end of ratings period KLIF (N/T) 1.1 1.5 "Empire Strikes KKBO, emphasizing continuous were the top two for a second KPBC (CC) 1 .2 1.4 Baltimore back ahead of the straight book, with B100's "Rich KAAM (BBnd) 1.1 1.0 music, zoomed flashier KRBE, apparently picking Brothers" taking the morning lead *Became KOJO WLIF had its best recent 12+ Denver- up momentum toward the end of by two shares. Most of the market's share to take N1 a second time. book came contemporaries, including KGB and the period. When the WBSB (B104) hasn't seen a 9 share Boulder running a song XHRM, were up or stable, save back, 930 did start for years; the loss of WMKR to AC - Digit Book" (to the KSDO -FM, the only CHR through KOSI hasn't been in the eight Pittsburgh entitled "Double six months ago finally seems to be "Double Dutch Bus ") the winter. KCBO rose 3.7.4.4 in share range since 1983, but it's tune of sending some people its way. (The a comfortable market leader. gloating about the victory. KIKK -FM its first full Gold book, with most of still KDKA had its traditional good in- station's heavy promotional profile There was a lot of flux in AOR and virtually matched its 7.7 of a year its growth coming on the FM side; clement weather book. The dif- including spots on the Grammys related arenas here. When KAZY ago, and competitor KILT-FM had only KSON's AM seems to have - ference is that it's only four- and -a- and American Music Awards went from an adult /eclectic mix its best book since fall '83. AOR gained any advantage from the - half shares ahead of WBZZ this helps too.) In Country, AM WCAO, back toward the mainstream, it KLOL and AC KFMK were off, but smaller Country field. (KCBO was time (as opposed to nine -and -a -half a heavy user of outdoor advertising, helped itself and KBCO, the latter still ahead of AOR /Gold KZFX, also second in 25 -54 audiences.) shares last winter). WAMO -FM is closer to FM WPOC than it's passing an eight share for the first whose debut in the last six months Fa '86 Wi '87 came back up but didn't match its been in some time. Both AOR time. AOR /Gold KHIH, which had had cut into both stations. KJOY (B. EZ) 9.4 9.0 1986 highs. WDSY, which hasn't WIYY and AOR /Gokf WGRX rose. garnered a two share in only one Fall '86 Wi '87 KFMB-FM (AC) 7.2 7.5 passed a three share since 1984, Fall 86 Wi 87 month of the fall book, doubled in KMJQ (UC) 9.8 9.9 KGB (AOR) 6.7 7.2 had a personal high book with the WLIF (B/EZ) 10.0 10.5 the next three. KKBO-AM & FM XTRA -FM (AOR) 6.3 6.1 removal of its sister WEEP from WBSB (CHR) 7.2 9.0 Fall '86 Wí'87 (CHR) 6.4 8.1 KSDO (N/T) 6.3 6.0 Country. WMYG rebounded in its WBAL (N/T) 8.6 8.4 KOSI (B/EZ) 9.3 8.8 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 6.8 7.6 XHRM (UC) 4.6 5.0 first full AOR /Gold book. KBCO-AM & FM KILT-FM (Ctry) 6.0 6.4 KCBQ -AM & FM WXYV (UC) 7.2 6.3 WIYY (AOR) 4.7 5.0 (AOR) 6.9 8.3 Fab '86 WI '87 KRBE-AM & FM (Gold) - 4.4 KDKA (AC) 13.8 14.1 WPOC (Ctry) 5.7 4.8 KOA (Talk) 7.3 6.5 (CHR) 6.6 6.2 KSON -FM (Ctry) 4.3 4.3 WBZZ (CHR) 9.4 9.6 WWMX (AC) 4.4 4.5 KMJI (AC) 6.0 6.4 KODA (B/EZ) 6.9 5.5 KFMB (AC) 4.7 4.2 WSSH (B /EZ) 9.1 9.0 WCAO (Ctry) 2.9 3.4 KRXY (CHR) 5.9 5.7 KFMK (AC) 5.9 5.3 KSDO -FM (CHR) 6.6 4.2 WDVE (AOR) 7.7 7.7 WFBR (AC) 3.3 3.3 KAZY (AOR) 3.9 5.4 KTRH (News) 4.7 4.6 KIFM (AC) 4.1 4.1 WAMO -FM (UC) 4.6 5.2 WWDC-FM (AOR) 2.7 3.3 KYGO (Ctry) 5.6 5.4 KLOL (AOR) 4.6 4.4 KPOP (BBnd) 3.0 4.1 WLTJ (AC) 4.8 4.9 WWIN-FM (UC) 3.1 3.2 KBPI (AOR) 6.8 5.3 KQUE (AC) 4.1 4.4 KFSD (Clas) 2.9 3.0 WHTX (AC) 4.7 4.6 WBGR (Rel) 2.5 3.1 KPKE (CHR) 4.9 4.4 KZFX (Gold) 4.1 3.8 KYXY (AC) 2.7 2.9 WDSY (Ctry) 2.8 4.2 WYST-FM (AC) 3.3 2.9 KHIH (Gold) 2.0 4.3 KLTR (AC) 2.5 2.9 KWLT (AC) 3.4 2.7 WTAE (AC) 3.6 4.0 WEBB (UC) 2.3 2.3 KEZW (BBnd) 2.7 4.0 KPRC (N/T) 2.7 2.6 XTRA (Gold) 2.6 2.5 WWSW (AC) WGRX (Gold) 1.9 KOAO (AC) 4.1 3.5 5.7 4.0 KJYY (AC) 3.4 2.5 KGMG (Gold) 2.0 2.3 2.3 WITH (BBnd) 3.0 2.1 KVOD (Clas) 4.0 3.5 WJAS (BBnd) 4.7 2.9 KXYZ (Span) 1.7 2.5 KNX (News) 2.2 1.9 WYDD (CHR) WQSR (Gold) 2.7 2.1 KHOW (AC) 4.0 3.3 2.9 2.9 KEYH (Span) 1.0 1.9 KLZZ -AM & FM WWIN (UC) 1.9 1.9 KNUS (N/T) 2.6 3.2 WMYG (Gold) 1.4 2.8 KKHT (AC) 2.3 1.6 (Gold) 2.1 1.8 WTKN (Talk) WROX (CHR) 1.2 1.5 KLZ (Ctry) 2.0 2.0 3.9 2.8 KLAT (Span) 1.6 1.6 KKOS (AC) 1.2 1.5 KQV (News) WHUR (UC) 1.4 1.4 KIMN (AC) 2.8 1.8 2.0 2.2 KCOH (UC) 1.6 1.4 KSON (Ctry) 1.1 1.5 WMBS (AC) WCBM (AC) 1.3 1.1 KDKO (UC) 2.3 1.6 .9 1.5 KYOK (UC) 1.3 1.2 Formerly ICtryl WAMO WHFS (AOR) .8 1.0 KRZN (Gold) 1.1 1.3 (UC) .7 1.3 KILT (Ctry) 8 1.1 Became KKLO -AM & FM (CHR) of end of WXXP (AOR) .7 1.2 rgMps period WRBS (Rel) 1.3 1.0 KDEN (News) 1.1 1.1 KOOK (CHR) .4 1.0 May 1, 1987R &R29 RATINGS L 1

Arbitron Winter '87 12 +

San Francisco Nassau- Tampa - Suffolk St. The top two weren't a real sur- Petersburg prise: KGO is traditionally #1 and In another first -ever winter ratings The WRBO combo crossed the the KABL combo has gone back period, WHTZ broke its two -book 17 -share threshold but most of the and forth every other book for a tie with WALK to take #1 on Long other action belonged to B /EZs year and a half. The surprise is that Island. Locals WBLI and WBAB WWBA and WDUV and Big Band KMEL, in its one book with Lee were up sharply. So was WORT, li- outlets WGUL and WDAE. (It's not Michaels at the helm, edged KSOL censed to Lake Success, which even the latter format's best book to become the city's top contemp- beat, by a tenth, its New York num- on the Gold Coast; the Big Band orary music station. KABL -AM & ber, the first time any NYC Urban share has totalled a nine -plus share FM shot up to second, only half a station has done that. (The total before.) "W- Lite" WNLT came from point behind KGO. KBLX returned share for Urban on Long Island is nowhere to take the AC lead by a to the mid -threes, where it was over a seven compared to less than tenth of a share. usually found through last winter. a two share for Country, a format KLOK -FM, whose music was its thought to be strong there.) Both FaN '86 1W '87 most consistent ever, according to New York AORs rose nicely. WRBO-AM & FM locals, had its best book ever and (CHR) 16.8 17.5 led the traditional ACs. KNEW was Fa '86 Wi '87 WWBA (B/EZ) 11.1 13.0 up almost a point and beat its FM WHTZ (CHR) 6.1 6.0 WYNF (AOR) 6.9 5.7 Country sister. WALK-AM & FM WNLT (AC) 3.7 5.2 (AC) Fall'86 Nfi'87 6.1 5.8 WUSA (AC) 5.9 5.1 KGO (N T) 8.0 7.3 WBLI (CHR) 5.2 5.7 WQYK (Ctry) 8.0 4.9 WCBS-FM (Gold) KABL-AM & FM 3.8 4.6 WFLA (N/T) 4.4 4.7 WPLJ (CHR) 5.1 (13/EZ) 5.6 6.8 4.4 WGUL-AM & FM KCBS (N/T) 6.8 6.0 WBAB (AOR) 3.7 4.3 (BBnd) 3.2 4.2 KMEL (CHR) 3.7 4.4 WOR (Talk) 3.9 4.3 WDAE (BBnd) 2.3 4.0 KSOL (UC) 4.2 4.1 WCBS (News) 4.8 4.2 WSUN (Ctry) 3.9 3.8 WNEW-FM KBLX-AM & FM (AOR) 2.9 3.9 WGUL-AM & FM WHLI (BBnd) 3.3 3.6 (AA) 2.6 3.5 ( BBnd) 3.2 4.2 WOHT (UC) KLOK-FM (AC) 2.2 3.1 2.8 3.6 WKRL (Gold) 3.7 3.3 KITS (CHR) 2.4 3.0 WLTW (AC) 3.2 3.4 WPLP (Talk) 2.3 3.3 WXRK (AOR) KSFO & KYA (Gold) 3.4 3.0 2.9 3.3 WDUV (13/EZ) 2.5 3.0 KFRC (BBnd) 2.7 2.9 WGSM (AC) 2.9 3.0 WPDS (AC) 4.2 2.9 WCTO KYUU (AC) 4.2 2.8 (B EZ) 2.4 2.8 WTMP (UC) 2.5 2.1 KNEW (Ctry) 1.8 2.7 WABC (Talk) 2.2 2.6 WHBO (Gold) 2.5 1.7 KOIT-FM (AC) 2.5 2.7 WINS (News) 3.1 2.6 WRXB (UC} 1.4 WNSR (AC) KNBR (Misc) 2.4 2.5 2.2 2.6 WHVE (AC) 7 1.4 KIOI (AC) 2.4 2.3 WLIR-FM (AOR) 2.1 2.2 WXCR (Clas) 9 1.1 KSAN (Ctry) 3.2 2.3 WPAT-FM (B/EZ) 2.9 2.2 WHN (Ctry). KDFC-AM & FM 2.0 1.8 WKJY (B/EZ) (Clas) 2.0 2.1 1.8 1.8 WNBC (AC) 2.9 1.8 KBAY (B EZ) 2.0 2.0 Cleveland KFOG (AOR) 2.6 2.0 WBLS (UC) 1.0 1.7 WRKS (UC) WMMS had "just" a 12 share for KROR (AOR) 3.1 2.0 2.0 1.9 the first time in over two years. KOME (AOR) 1.8 1.8 WNCN (Clas) 1.0 1.2 WYNY (AC) WOAL returned to its winter/sum- KKHI-AM & FM 1.6 1.2 mer home in the eight -share range. (Clas) 2.0 WEZN (B/EZ) 1.1 1.1 WZAK, even before WDMT's for- KKCY (AOR) 1.3 WOXR-AM & FM 1111)Slill(11 mat departure to CHR, posted its KOFY (Gold) 1.3 (Clas) 1.0 1.1 best numbers since WMMS's KWSS (CHR) 1.5 WNEW (BBnd) 1.9 1.0 switch to CHR in summer '84. KJAZ (Jazz) 1.1 WMJI PD Rick Torcasso made KLZE (B/EZ) .9 good on his recent threats in these KRAK (Ctry) .5 pages to be more interesting than KSJO (AOR) ' 1.2 WLTF, at least as far as this book's KBRG (Span) .5 numbers go. WRAC, with straight "Ask The Lord" CHR to itself for a few months, was in the top ten for the first time. Taken from Fa l '86 Wi '87 the Columbia Lp: WMMS (CHR) 15.7 12.1 "HIPSWAY" WOAL (BIEZ) 7.8 8.2 FC 40522 Providence - Warwick -Pawtucket WZAK (UC) 5.6 8.1 WMJI (AC) 5.8 7.7 WDOK (B/EZ) 5.3 6.3 In Rhode Island's first -ever winter WWLI (AC) 5.7 6.1 WLTF (AC) 7.1 6.3 book, WPRO -FM pulled out an ex- WBRU (AOR) 3.0 3.9 WGAR-AM & FM tra two shares for its best showing WSNE (AC) 3.2 3.4 ,Ctry) 5.0 5.3 in years, even before WERI-FM had WMYS (AC) 1.9 2.7 WWWE (N/T) 5.8 5.1 RECORDS completely left CHR. The AM. WBSM (Talk) 2.1 2.5 WBBG (BBnd) 3.7 3.8 COLUMBIA meanwhile, was also up sharply and WERI-FM (CHR) 2.6 1.9 WRQC (CHR) 2.7 3.5 WERE (N/T) returned to the top five, even as AC WWAZ (BBnd) 3.4 1.9 3.1 3.2 1987. CBS inc. competitors WWLI, WSNE, and WXKS-FM (CHR) 1.5 1.7 WNCX (CHR) 4.3 3.2 WMYS increased. WLKW shot up WALE (N/T) .6 1.6 WABQ (Rel) 1.1 2.5 as well. WBRU also scored solidly WBZ (AC) 2.4 1.5 WDMT (UC) 3.5 2.2 WZLX (Gold) 1.4 1.5 WJMO (UC) 1.6 2.0 WBOS (Ctry) 1.5 1.4 WCLV (Clas) 1.9 1.7 Fa '86 WI '87 WHIM (Ctry) 1.6 1.1 WCZR' (AOR) - 1.6 WPRO-FM (CHR) 10.6 12.5 WNBH (AC) 1.0 1.1 WRMR (B/EZ) 1.4 1.6 WLKW (B/EZ) 10.5 11.2 WRKO (N/T) 1.0 WEOt_-(AC) .8 1.5 WHJY (AOR) - 9.3 8.3 WZOU (CHR) .4 1.0 WONE-FM (AOR) 1.8 1.5 WHJJ (N/T) 8.8 7.5 WHK (Gold) 1.6 1.3 ' Became WWRX (AOR) at end of ratings WPRO (AC) 5.2 6.5 Period WKDD (CHR) 1.2 1.0 'Formerly WBEA (CHF) 30 RaR May 1, 1987 NEWS I

Capitol Twangs With Eddy

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Capitol has signed guitarist Duane Eddy, about to launch his fourth decade of recording. Eddy will use a lineup of famous BE friends on his June label debut, with Art MING Of Noise returning his favor of playing on their "Peter Gunn." Pictured (l-r) are Capitol's Stephen Powers, Eddy, manager Barry Coburn, and aspiring guitar hero (and Capitol President) Don Zimmermann.

YOU" Price Wall Street Likes newspaper holdings through aggressive and creative use of Continued from Page 1 The Action debt. Officials Following announcement of say the company is 84/14 -- 35% the deal with Fairfield, Price in sound financial shape. parries to lead. SFN Companies, "We have about $180 million ONE OF THE WLAN 40-35 common shares rose 75 cents on WKSE on which owned several broadcast the American Stock Exchange, cash currently on our balance WCAU add MOST ACTIVE WBBQ 30-25 properties, was liquidated last sheet," said Price, a former closing Monday (4/27) at $11 WBCY 25-16 year. Blair has been selling off New PRO -FM on per share. York investment banker. its radio since its WVSR add WNOK 34-29 properties ac- Price Communications has Price Communications also WAVA 30 -26 quisition last by Reliance WSPK add -26 WQUT 35-30 year established a reputation as an owns WTIX /New Orleans, Capital Group. KOMA & KIMY /Oklahoma Ci- 94Q 35 -32 WNYZ add WRVQ 25-21 aggressive - and highly lever- ty, WIRK-AM & FM /West KRBE add WKRZ add WKDD aged - broadcaster. The com- 39-30 Palm Beach, WWKB & WKSE/ pany was founded in 1979 and 0105 18 G105 add KIKX 24-19 Price Watches Dollars Buffalo, and WOWO & WIOE/ has quickly grown to encom- KCPW add WKSI add -37 KSND 28-22 Roll In pass radio, television, and Ft. Wayne. WHHY add WIKZ 40-26 KPKE on WPFM add 95XIL 35-25 "We got a huge price for KWOD add KKAZ add KISR 15-12 these stations, and we're happy Sleight mented, "I'm still going to be to sell," said Price. Continued from Page 3 KCPX 32 -25 K104 30 -23 KQCR 19-14 (HOT) managing a station and keeping my fingers in what I really love: KPLZ add KOZE 24-19 (HOT) Huge may be an understate- As Radio President, Slaight re- the day-to-day dealing with a staff. ment. The transaction will give places Peter Shurman, who resign- I'm hoping to take some of my rock Price a gain of at least $56 mil- ed in January. As GM of CKFM, he 'n' roll sensibilities to a somewhat lion, nearly doubling his invest- takes over from John Mackey, who conservative radio chain. CKFM ment within the space of only became Standard's Director /Ra- isn't going to start to play Led Zep- four years. In addition, Price dio Programming in February. pelin, but certain things can be will retain a 25% interest in the Standard is owned by Slaight's transferred over without causing stations and become a subordin- father, Allan Slaight, who also own- any listener problems." ated lender to Fairfield. The ed Q107 until selling it (along with Slaight's departure comes on the deal is subject to approval by sister AM CFGM) to Western Com- heels of the announcement of the the FCC and company share- munications in late 1985 when he Toronto Music Awards to debut in holders, and the completion of bought Standard. September. Along with artist man- definitive financing arrange- Gary Slaight started at Ql(7 in ager Joe Owens, Slaight's been a ments by Fairfield. sales in 1977, became PD in 1978, major proponent of the awards, Price originally paid about and added GM duties in 1982. It's which will spotlight local artists, $64 million for the stations. expected that his Q107 job will be and he'll continue to advise the pro- KIOI was purchased in 1983 for divided into two posts; GM candi- ject. $12.4 million; WMTG & WNIC dates are being interviewed and On hiring his son, Standard Pres- in June 1985 for $16.5 million; longtime Asst. PD Bob Mackowytz ident /CEO Allan Slaight com- is a leading candidate to become RESTLESS WLAC -AM & FM in September mented, "I did an exhaustive HEART IS ON A 1985 for $18.5 million; and PD. amount of interviewing and Gary KKOB -AM & FM in July 1986 Slaight leaves Q107 with its came off as the best bet. He's of an ROLL WITH THEIR ALBUM for $16.5 million. highest -ever circulation (cume) - age, 36, to be moving to a slightly over 800,000 in the BBM's (Bureau older format, and has the enthusi- In an unrelated transaction, Of Broadcast Measurement) win- asm and ideas for moves CKFM "WHEELS" the company recently announc- ter book. In a recent Birch, Q107 can take in a radio market that's ed the sale of WIBA -AM & FM/ was in third place with a 9.3 share. become much more competitive." Madison for $10.8 million to L.L. "It's been a `ten -year tenure, "' he Interestingly, the senior Slaight SALES NOW OVER 250,000! Broadcasting, a company head- quipped. "I'm proud that we've will report to his son. Having taken ed by Detroit radio executive stuck to our guns and haven't on the role of interim manager of Lee Leicinger. Price purchased followed the trends in musical CFRB, Allan Slaight will answer to the stations in 1985 for approxi- direction." Radio Division President Gary RC/1 ,Wt mately $5.6 million. Of his new duties, he corn-orn temporarily. May 1, 1987 R &R 31 DATEBOOK SEAN ROSS Statue Of Limitations MONDAY, MAY 11 1970/On the day that the soundtrack LP from "Woodstock" is released, the Holland /Dozier /Holland -run Invictus label gets its first gold 45 for the Chairmen of the Board's "Give Me Just A Little More Time." 1975 /Cher and Gregg Allman sing "Don't Mess Up A Good Thing" together on her TV show. /979/lan Dury's "Do It Yourself," the LP featuring "Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick," is released in Britain in 12 separate jackets, each with a different wallpaper pattern. 1981 /Bob Marley dies of a brain tumor at 36. Also, a US District Court blocks MCA's attempt to block the release of Elton John's "The Fox" LP on Geffen. W 1983 /Jamaica unveils a statue of Bob Marley, which the locals claim is a poor likeness of him. When they begin pelting the statue with rocks and fruit, Prime Minister Seaga promises to build a new one. 1986 /Bob Marley's Kingston studio is dedicated as a museum. Born: Eric Burdon 1941, Carrie McDowell 1963. TUESDAY, MAY 12 1963/Bob Dylan walks off the "Ed Sullivan Show" when CBS censors won't let him sing the "Talking John Birch Society Blues." 1968 /Jlmi Hendrix is arrested for possession of heroin and hashish at the Canadian border. He claims the drugs were planted and is later cleared. 1971 /Mick Jagger and Bianca Perez Morena de Macias are wed in St. Tropez. Besides the other Stones, guests include Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, and Stephen Stills. 1979/The Jefferson Starship debuts its new lineup with a free concert at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. 1986 /NBC's 60th anniversary special features production numbers by Debbie Allen, Michael J. Fox, and Alfonso Ribeiro, all of whom are also recording artists now. Born: Billy Squier 1950, George Carlin 1937, Steve Winwood 1949, Billy Swan 1942, James Purify 1944. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 1971 /Grace Slick smashes her Mercedes into a concrete wall near the Golden Gate Bridge. 1972/T. Rex's "Metal Guru" begins a month at #1 in Britain. Its counterpart here for the same period is Roberta Flack's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face." 1974 /More than 50 are hurt when those who couldn't get tickets begin rioting outside a Jackson 5 concert at Washington DC's RFK Stadium. 1981 /Joan Weber, who had a #1 hit at the very end of the MOR era with "Let Me Go Lover," then went into seclusion, dies at age 45 in Winslow, NJ. 1985 /The UN salutes Stevie Wonder's efforts against apartheid; Bruce & Julianne Springsteen marry at 12:01 am. 1986 /Dionne Warwick announces she won't be back for the 7th season of "Solid Gold" despite Paramount's claim that negotiations are continuing. Born: Stevie Wonder 1950, Mary Wells 1943, the late Ritchie Valens 1941.

Mary Wells, Stevie Wonder, Steve Winwood, Alisha THURSDAY, MAY 14 1956 /Mercury releases the first Platters LP. 1969 /Lighthouse plays its first show in Toronto. 1973/The first Loggins & Messina LP goes gold. in Britain. 1982 /McCartney & Wonder's "Ebony & Ivory" goes #1. The Clash's "Combat Rock" is released And Fast Eddie Clarke leaves Motorhead during their American tour. /986/Don Arden, who is about to be extradited to Britain, agrees to turn himself in by May 27. He's charged with abducting his ex- accountant, who Arden says embezzled him. 1936. Born: Tom Cochrane (Red Rider) 1953, Jack Bruce 1943, George Lucas 1944, the late Bobby Darin FRIDAY, MAY 15 o 1970 /Dutch radio pirate Radio Veronica bombs its competitor Radio Nordsee. 1973/The Pointer Sisters debut at LA's Troubadour Club. 1974 /Larry Uttal leaves Bell to launch Private Stock; Bill Wyman releases the first solo LP by a Stone, "Monkey Grip." 1986 /Ken Kragen turns "Hands Across America" into a free event, acknowledging that there'll probably be for Belinda some unfilled spaces, especially in West Texas. Also, Prince and the Bangles are in the audience the Carlisle's LA debut as a solo artist. Andy Taylor joins her on stage, as he will at various shows throughout summer. 1953, Eddy Born: David Byrne (Talking Heads) 1952, Fergie Frederiksen (Toto) 1951, Mike Oldfield = Arnold 1918.

SATURDAY, MAY 16 1967/The Monkees' "Headquarters" LP released. 1970 /Marty Balln and two others are arrested for pot possession and contributing to the delinquency of minors in Bloomington, MN, where they are found partying with several girls aged 12 -17. Balin is sentenced to a "Who Can Sleep" year's hard labor, but eventually pays only a $100 fine. 1980 /MCA holds a two -day convention of its key accounts in L.A. to promote the "Xanadu" film /soundtrack. 1981 /Pretenders drummer Martin Chambers marries Tracy Atkinson in London. Taken from the Columbia Lp. Born: Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17) 1958, Richard Page (Mr. Mister) 1953, Alisha 1968. "UNFINISHED BUSINESS"

SUNDAY, MAY 17 1976 /Patti Smith makes her British debut at London's Roundhouse. 1978/The first post -"Saturday Night Fever" disco film, "Thank God It's Friday," opens. 1980 /Peter Criss leaves Kiss; Wayne Newton receives a Doctorate in Humane Letters from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas in that city's Convention Center. 1985 /Marvin Gaye's "Sanctified Lady" becomes R &R's first posthumous B/U 71. ; 5b%.CbSmc COLUMBIA RECORDS 1986/The "Self Aid" concert with 14 hours of music by 28 acts is held in Dublin to fight unemployment. Born: Tel Mahal 1942, Maxi (Mary Jane Girls) 1959, Jesse Winchester 1944, George Johnson 1953. 32 R&R May 1, 1987 ON THE RECORDS

YOAKAM DOES WHAT ELVIS DONE

KEN BARNES "Little Sister"

RARE HIT SUPREMES REMAKE And Other Wilde Cover Contempo Covers The accepted history of Elvis Presley says his music turned to mush after he got out of the Army around 1960. Beats The Odds Dwight Yoakam has just revived the song that refutes that theory. The period from Elvis's mustering -out until about 1968, When Kim Wilde's "You Keep Me Hangin' On" start- when he cut "Suspicious Minds" ed and charted, my column-scavenging instincts went on and starred in a rocking return -to- alert. It was a natural - add Kim's hit to the long list of roots TV special, is regarded by Supremes covers that have been successfully remade. music historians as a swamp of slushy ballads and cornball movie Only problem was there aren't music. That's a vast oversimplifica- any, hardly. There's no lack of tion ( "King Of The Whole Wide covers - everyone from Rod Stew- The Supremos were turned to sludge World" and "Ain't That Lovin' You art to the Hubbels (obscure '60s by Fudge (right); Kim is more Baby" come to mind as excep- pop act) took a stab at "You Keep synthcere. tions), but the single that knocks Me Hangin' On," not to mention all that thesis into the dust came out the other Supremes smashes. But a in August 1961. very small number of those covers One side, "His Latest Flame," became full- fledged hits. was a brooding, fiery "rockabal- Elvis sings it toll Wilde, in fact, already has the lad," as the trades used to call in- shall Crenshaw and Rockplie second highest-charting Supremes between songs back then, but the with Robert Plant (on the "Con- cover ever, although she'll have to other, "Little Sister," was a cert For Kampuchea" LP). And go Top 3 to beat the champ, Phil diamond -hard rockabilly perform- there was a female answer record Collins with "You Can't Hurry ance, one of the toughest Presley by Lavern Baker called "Hey Love." If you want to get technical, ever committed to record, and one Memphis." produced by none you could count Soft Cell's No. 7 hit that transcended the somewhat ver- other than Phil Spector. "Tainted Love," whose long trivial teen -trauma theme of the of sion featured a couple verses lyrics. More Of Today's Covers "Where Did Our Love Go," but it It's a further illustration of con- Brief notes on other current wasn't the song's main ingredient temporary country's strong stylis- cover versions: Bruce Willis is (nor was it a Main Ingredient song, tic link to '50s /early '60s (pre - reviving a 1957 Coasters hit (flip for that matter). British Invasion) rock & roll that side of "Searchin '' with "Young Dwight Yoakam could make a Blood. ") Cyndi Lauper of course HANGIN' country record of the song that fits has the Marvin Gaye 1971 classic YOU KEEP ME M smoothly with the sound of today "What's Goin' On," while Newclty Roster Of Attempts while deviating from the Elvis Rockers revamp the equally famil- Here's an abbreviated list of original hardly at all. iar '72 Led Zeppelin hit "Black versions of the song, writ- SUPREME Harris, and the Hep Stars (an Abba more well-known artists who at- Other Dog." THE ten (as was "His Latest Flame" On Me" ancestor act). The best of the batch tempted Supremes covers (aside Club Nouveau's "Lean the famed Doc PomuslMort may well have been the intense, from "You Keep Me Hangin' On" by is the latest of a fairly long line of Shuman team), were cut by Mar- slowed-down performance by folk and excluding versions already covers of the Bill Withers hit from 1972. a pattern of early 1 artist Mary McCaslin around 1969. mentioned. Sorry to leave out such (Quite Parton, Who else got to first base with a illustrious acts as Bubblerock, '70s covers there ...) Supremes cover? Donnie Elbert's Twister, and the Eyes (from Yugo- Ronstadt & Harris have already "Where Did Our Love Go" averag- slavia), but I have to draw the line been cited for their Teddy Bears cover, while the Forester Sisters ed out at No. 22 (combining Cash somewhere) : resuscitate a 1965 Brenda Lee Box and Billboard peaks) in 1972. "Back In My Arms Again" The J. Geils Band and Manhattan Forester Sisters number, "Too Many Rivers." Jen- Supremes hang a No. 1 on the wall. Transfer tried the same song to Jam nifer Warnes's "First We Take Uncovering The Covers less avail. Junior Walker raided his Nicolette Larson Manhattan" is, as is her entire current LP, a Leonard Cohen song. Me ac- own Motown stable for "Come See Michael Stanley Band "You Keep Hangin' On," Two other current covers are of unauthori- About Me" and made some noise. "Come See About Me" cording to a completely very recent vintage. Jack Wag- in And that's about it, though not for tative survey of covers listed my Ikettes ner's "Weatherman Song" is the shoebox filing sys- lack of trying. Newbeats sophisticated same song as Nick Jameson's redone Pointer tem, is the most frequently Bonnie 1986 "Weatherman." And Rus- Supremes song, with "Where Did Mitch Ryder sell Hitchcock's "The River "Stop In The Our Love Go" and "Forever Came Today" Cried" can be found on Patty Name Of Love" in the same ap- Jackson 5 Dwight plays it cool Smyth's new album. proximate neighborhood for sec- Shalamar ond. "Love Is Here & Now You're Conclusion: Motown records Prior to Wilde, the best -known Gone" Ian Lloyd to be ripe for covering, cover was one of the earliest, by Donnie Elbert Gene Pitney continue the Vanilla Fudge, an early heavy- but the Supremes may have just Is Like An Itchin' In My Rare Earth lude version that sounded much "Love been too good. Their performances Heart" Johnny Rivers like the original 45 played at 33. It of songs that were, in truth, delib- Nona Hendryx "When The Lovelight Starts became one of the first "progres- erately tailored to their style, much Krystol Shining Through His Eyes" sive rock" hits in 1967 when the for- more so than most artists' songs, "Reflections" Bonnie Pointer mat was first conceived. Dusty Springfield are apparently definitive. Other ar- Other notable versions were by Leo Sayer tists may have been scared of at- "Where Did Our Love Go" minor R&B hit), "Stop In The Name Of Love" tempting them and radio program- Wilson Pickett (a Rare Earth Jackie DeShannon (as part of a Donnie Elbert (can't get too much mers hesitant about airing new Arnii Stewart medley), Stars On 45 (as part of a of a good thing) versions. The hits by Collins and "You Can't Hurry Love" -, medley, as if they ever did any - remake champ Margie Joseph Wilde, however, should go a long Phil: the Supremes Graham Parker thing else), Gloria Gaynor, Sam (great backup singers) Jonathan King way to rectify that situation. May 1, 1987 RaR 1133 CALENDAR Some Things So Strong... BRAD MESSER DURAN DURAN "MEET EL Seeking Stations' PRESIDENTE" "!'l! admit I rurally wrote off this band as OVER ... but after "Meer El Presidente" beat Bon govt; Prince and Genesis in our battle of the new sounds, I had to take it seriously. I don't know why, but the song is testing way beyond teen appeal. Looks like the Newsletters Duran Boys are finally back on track!" Keith MIA*, MD KMEL/San Francisco

f NEW & ACTNE Reading the computer trades and looking at the soft- ty of station newsletters. We may * DURANDURAN * ware to impression business learn that the whole area of desk- (MEET EL. PRESIDENTE) ads, it's easy get the that a 57 CHR Reporters can save mucho time and money by using desktop publish- top publishing is overrated and a waste of time, or that it's the most t WCAU deb 38 ing to generate sales brochures, rate cards, newsletters, wonderful thing since computeriz- daily news headline /stock market handouts, and other ed billing, or something in bet- Y100 deb 35 simple printed matter. ween. Whatever the results, they'll KITS 28 -26 Above all, I would like to receive appear in a future column. KMEL deb 35 If you have experience with com- your station's newsletter, whether Even if a computer is not involv- KUBE deb 33 puter generated graphics and typesetting and layout are done in ed in the creation of your newslet- t desktop publishing, I'd like to see or out of house. ter, no matter. All newsletters - from the album some samples of what you have whether professionally printed, "Notorious" produced. I'd also like to hear your This is a two-in-one project. The typewritten, photocopied, printed comments on brands of software, goals are to see whether one or two by linoleum block or hand -lettered time costs and savings, and overall brands of DP software emerge as with crayons - are solicited. evaluation of the benefits and widely used and highly rated by Please send yours to Brad Messer, drawbacks of your station's desk- stations, and also to compare the Newsletter, c/o R&R, 1930 Century ROCK AND HYDE top publishing projects. format and content of a wide varie- Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. "DIRTY WATER"

World's Fastest Bike Rider WBEN deb 40 MONDAY, MAY 11 - On a remote stretch of California highway in 1986, Fred Markham set the world speed CKOI 23 -20 record by pedaling his bicycle slightly in excess of 65mph. (A bike behind a windbreaker vehicle has exceeded WCAU add 152mph.) KEGL add England in 1985. A tornado killed 114 in Waco, Texas Fire killed 53 people inside a soccer stadium in Bradford, WGH add in 1953. Siam changed its name to Thailand in 1949. Minnesota became the 32nd state in 1858. A Philadelphia company co- founded by Ben Franklin issued the first residential fire insurance policy in 1752. WMMS 39 -35 'Birthdays: Composer Irving Berlin in 1888. Artist Salvador Dail in 1904. Comedian Phil Silvers in 1912. KCPX 13 -9 (HOT) =' " KITS 24 -22 Shakeup At NASA KATD 32 -30 al, TUESDAY, MAY 12 - In the high -level reorganization of NASA that followed the Challenger explosion, James Fletcher was sworn in as Administrator one year ago (1986). Later in the month, Fletcher told Congress that 44 shuttle safety hazards had been identified, not counting the O -rings in the booster rockets. from the album "Under The Volcano" The North American Air Defense Command was formed in 1958. The kidnapped son of Charles "Lucky Lindy" Lindbergh was found in a shallow grave in 1936. A fireball meteorite made a 25 -foot crater near Blackstone, Virginia in 1922. Birthdays: Comedian George Carlin 50. Songwriter Burt Bacharach 58. CROWDED HOUSE

Pope Assassination Attempt "SOMETHING SO WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 - A gunman opened fire on Pope John Paul II in 1981 as the Pontiff was riding in the STRONG" Popemobile in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican. The Pope and two female American tourists were injured. After his know and grant forgiveness. recovery, the Pope visited his assailant in jail to "get to him" -, wcol add In 1985, General Electric agreed to a million -dollar fine and restitution for defrauding Uncle Sam of $800,000 in CROWDED Mai PRO -FM add false claims on defense contracts. A 1985 soccer riot in Brussels killed 38 people. Ten years ago, two Washington 11 I KTKS add teenagers set a world record by see -sawing for 46 days (1977). Full Flower Moon. it Birthdays: Musician Stevie Wonder 37. Actress Bea Arthur 64. r WLS add 27 92X add ' :' > WCZY add Giant Bank Went Bust KDWB add THURSDAY, MAY 14 - The eighth -largest bank failure in American history occurred in 1984 when Continental WLOL deb 40 If Illinois Bank went belly -up, requiring a $4,500,000,000 government bailout. I KPKE add Israel was declared an independent state in 1948. Baseball's first big league night game was played in 1935. Y108 add Vaseline was trademarked in 1878. The midnight sun returns to the Arctic Circle today, and won't drop below the KIIS deb 34 north polar region horizon until late July. Goal posts were first used in a football game in 1874. The Lewis and Clark KWOD add expedition set out from St. Louis toward the Pacific coast in 1804. KCPX deb 35 Birthday: Director /producer George Lucas 43. KS103 add from the album KMEL add Police Memorial Day K add "Crowded House" KWS S add FRIDAY, MAY 1 5 As-part of National Police Week, departments across the nation today observe Police - KPLZ add Memorial Day, sponsored by the National Association of Chiefs of Police. 147 law officers were killed in the line of duty in 1984, the latest year for which complete statistics are available. The Guinness record for balancing on one foot, 33 hours, was set in 1980. India became the sixth nuclear power in 1974. America's first two female generals were appointed by President Nixon in 19?-0. Ellen Church became the first airline stewardess in 1930, aboard a United Air Lines plane. America's first regularly scheduled airmail service began in 1918, using pilots and planes on loan from the War Department. awe Birthdays: Baseball pro George Brett 34. Singer Lainie Kazan 47. Photographer Richard Avedon 64. Singer Eddie Arnold 69. e 1987 Capitol Records Inc. 34nRaR May 1, 1987 RECORDS

ADAM WHITE

STORE REPORT #1: PHILADELPHIA AOR Jock Goes Digital

There's nothing like a little retail experience for un- He also oversees the station's New dermining assumptions about people's musical tastes - Age show, hosted by Mindy Magid, made on the basis of profession, which airs llpm- midnight Monday especially assumptions through Thursday. "I was original- age, or appearance. ly host of the show when it started WIOQ /Philadelphia air person- Retail Requirements out as a 20-minute program last Tozzi, a ten -year ality Michael November," he said. "There was DIGITAL DAYS - Compact Disc Store partners Michael Tozzi (I) and veteran of the station, is co-owner Substantial investment such a great response that when Frank Donatoni with the goods. (Photo: Estelle Newman /Suburban & of a compact disc-only store in a New Year rolled around, we Targeted customer the Wayne Times). suburb of that city. "We have one moved it to 11- midnight. regular customer in his late 20s base "There's a comment line at the who digs holes in streets for a liv- Competitive inventory station, and about 85% of the calls discussed at 'IOQ. "I don't sponsor CBS Radio New Age show produc- ing," he says. "You'd definitely Personalized service deal strictly with the New Age pro- the program, so there really is no ed by Denny Somach in Philadel- conflict," he notes. "I'm a good phia. And in June, The Compact think that guy would be coming in Innovative in -store gram. They're all very positive, for a little Joe Walsh, those but what really shocked me was store owner, so we carry every- Disc Store moves to a slightly ideas which screaming guitars. But he heads the fact that we have 17 and thing. It's not like we're playing larger location in Wayne, at for the Frank Sinatra section just Aggressive buying 18-year-olds, male and female, stuff that only our store has, or that point it'll be advertised on WIOQ, as fast as he can get in the store. calling up. We're trying to reach we're carrying only what the sta- as well as one of its competitors. That's when we stopped trying to anywhere from the lower 20s to tion is playing." Tozzi does supply "Wayne is a good shopping pigeonhole people by what they of last year, but he expects to turn around the upper 40s, and here we the station with CDs, at a discount. town," Tozzi concludes, "and looked like and what their lifestyle a profit this year. have kids who call up all the time More than 80% of the station's customers like our store because looked like." saying, 'This program is great.'" music is on compact disc, he adds. the people who own it also run it. Oversees Popular They love personalized service, Using Radio New Age Show No Conflict Of Interest Seen Advertising On and the fact that we know who they Knowledge, Experience At 'IOQ Tozzi handles the 610pm Tozzi's involvement with the The Competition are and what their taste in music Tozzi's venture is the Compact shift, which allows him to put show and the store, which empha- As if Tozzi's schedule weren't is." Like the ditch -digging Sinatra Disc Store in Wayne, PA, and his most of the day into store business. sizes its New Age selection, was busy enough, he now also hosts the buff. partner is Frank Donatoni. "I was looking to branch out and do something other than just radio," he STORE REPORT LOS ANGELES says, adding that he was looking #2: for work which would make use of his music knowledge and experience. "This was a natural exten- sion. Aside from my music back- Rap Is This MD's Rage ground, I knew about marketing, because in radio you market your radio station." When KDAY /Los Angeles MD Greg Mack opens his to the party, come and pick up an Handling The Radio The two men used research to record store, the Rage, for business in that city next invitation. That way we'll avoid Relationship determine store location. "We month, it won't be his first retail involvement. "A guy who situations where 3000 kids can turn found Wayne was the place with up and cause potential danger." Mack doesn't see the Rage con- the most disposable income in the owned a store in a city near here wanted some help from flicting with his responsibilities at Start-Up Costs Of $50,000 suburbs of Philadelphia," explains me in getting started," he says. "His worked so well, I B /U- formatted KDAY. "I've done Tozzi. Through a publishing con- thought, `Why am I making this guy rich? Let me open my The KDAY broadcaster is in it before. Also, there's a lot of tact, they discovered that the ma- own." business with a silent partner paperwork you have to do to cover jority of area subscribers to who's putting up 50% of the money. the station. You have to tell them Mack's own is located in heavily Digital Audio magazine lived in He estimates the start-up costs are what your plans are, but it really ethnic South Central L.A., which the Wayne zip code. around $50,000. Favorable credit doesn't affect anything. As long as has a questionable he reputation, terms at area one -stops are a plus, I show them what I'm doing, they $100,000 Capital Required concedes. "It's usually considered he notes. "You really don't have to really give me no trouble." of it Choosing a small I less than 600 a bad part town, but it's not; put the money upfront, but, if nec- Would he sell product to KDAY? square feet) site there, the part- just has that image." essary, we will. I don't foresee any "Yes, if they wanted to buy it. I'm ners opened for business last Sep- What it also has is "the core of problems, especially in the record sure if there was something hot, tember. "It wasn't that difficult people" he wants to reach. "We business, because if it isn't selling we'd turn the station onto it, just as getting started," observes Tozzi, plan to specialize in teen sounds, you can just take it back for some- we would to any station in Los "although I will say that the especially as far as getting in- thing new." Angeles. We plan to be friends not amount of capital we've put in dependent rap 12- inches and the In terms of advertising and pro- with KDAY; we're a business, since then has probably doubled. like. There'll be CDs. Not many motion, Mack says, "We're going just we've got to be friends with every- We may have had 1000 CD titles stores over there specialize in CDs, 0 to do a lot of radio, and some live body. For example, if we do well when we began. Now we have over but we plan to. And we'll have cas- remotes with a couple of stations Y - with a jazz album in the store 2600, and we don't have that much sette singles." KDAY and KJLH. We plan to have - Greg Mack KDAY doesn't play any jazz classical music; we couldn't afford kids hitting all the car washes, and - Aggressive Buying: we'll say, 'Yo, KACE! Here's a hot to carry every classical release. purchase local 12- inches and im- we'll buy some newspaper ads." jazz record.' You've got to keep the "To do it right, you probably Imports, NY Product ports. A lot of times they get those So far, Mack says problems have two separate." need $100,000. We're dumping all It's a 1400 -square -foot site in a on the East Coast three months been surmountable, although hir- the profits back into product, four-store strip on West Manches- before they hit L.A." ing staff was more difficult than When asked if his MD post will because record companies are re- ter, and the choice of name reflects Other selling points, he says, will expected. "You'd be surprised at give him a retail advantage for leasing so much on compact disc Mack's wish to be "unique." He ex- include a free newsletter, with ads all the people who really don't want records that are breaking in the now. To be competitive, you have plains, "We're trying to make it as from other local businesses; on -site to work in this town," he corn- market, he replies, "Not-neces- to have it in the store." Most CDs state-of-the-art as possible, with mixers, who'll create custom - ments. "You try to hire someone, sarily. I go to record stores a lot are priced at $16.98, with selected unusual designs and colors. We mixed cassettes for customers pro- and it's like he's doing you a favor. and they've got stuff I've been titles on sale at $14.98. can't compete with Wherehouse viding they buy the records; and It's very hard to find folks who just waiting to hear. Many times They buy from Philly one-stop and Sam Goody, so we've got to be by- invitation artist appearances want to work at a competitive these stores have it before the Universal, which is close enough different. ánd autograph parties. Observes price; those who didn't would ask stations, though I'm not sure for either partner to pick up orders "We want to be very aggressive Mack, "We're going to say that some this outrageous rate. So some- why. If anything, the Rage will in person. Tozzi says the business in buying too, and we'll have some- and-so will be at the store on such - times we had to reach out of the keep me on time with tòok "a small loss" through the end one fly to New York regularly to and -such date. If you want to come community." everybody." iiiiiiiiiiMONIÈMWAVAVAVAVAVAVAWOMAXPAVVKVAWVAVANVMVallitYk\VAVV)\

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Coppertone SUN COUNTRY a NE COOLER The Westwood One Radio Networks kick off another dynamite season of summer holiday specials with Part One of the two -part '60s At The Beeb. This 12 -hour spectacular presents many of the greatest rock & roll performances of the 1960s, culled from the archives of the BBC. Hosted by Andy Peeples, the first six hours will be presented over the Memorial Day weekend and will feature such legendary artists as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, The Yardbirds, The Kinks, Van Morrison, Moody Blues, The Hollies, Cream, Jeff Beck, The Animals and Deep Purple plus other superstar performers whose music provided the soundtrack for this golden era of rock & roll. Spiced with interviews and reminiscences from many of these same artists, '60s At The Beeb will conclude over the "July 4th weekend with six additional hours of classic, live -in- the -studio recordings that have remained, untouched, in the archives of the BBC and never before aired in the U S - until now! To get this incredible chronicle of the British Invasion on your radio station, contact your Westwood One Station Relations "Representative now at (213) 204 -5000 or Telex 4996015 WWONE. VAYMMV/1\MV/1\MV/1\MV/1\YMV/1AMV/1Af\V%\V/1\ ,V/1\VON/1\V/1777 36 R&R May 1, 1987 AIR PERSONALITIES

Dear Program Director.

Please forgive the impersonal manner of this "form" type letter. As you know sometimes they are a necessary evil.

DAN O "DAY As a former P.D. I'm very aware of the large volume of incoming mail, and difficulty finding the

time to respond to the all the wr checks I would have liked to.

The enclosed form and return envelope have been designed to save your time and mine. The

time saved has been spent seeking markets and stations I would like to work at

As a current P.D. you probably remember smaller markets where you received tittle or no constructive feedback. and had to make every possible effort to improve your airwork. Job Seekers: Form Letters Five minutes of your time could make a dramatic difference in a career. Sincerely. Increase Your Response Rate Tom Johnson In past columns, we have aired the complaints of disc The first letter was used by Tom jockeys who diligently pursue job openings only to receive Johnson of WTAX & WDBR/ roor ERIE Good Excellent no acknowledgement of their efforts. Two jocks, however, Springfield, IL, back in his job- Resume. sent in form letters they used which encouraged PDs to re- hunting days. Johnson said, 'When Air: I looked for work, I shopped a tape Production: spond promptly. letter, and this and resume, cover Humor/Bite: sheet. In response, I received cri- Ratings: from some of the best PDs in Dear Sir. tiques the business." Have you seen our aircheck? We have just learned that some employees of the U.S. Postal Overall suggestions: Service have been opening our envelopes, throwing the resumes in the trash, and using the cassettes to record bootleg Barbra Streisand tapes. The plot was discovered when we visited Our second form letter comes the local K -Man store to pick up a copy of "BARBRA STREISAND'S GREATEST HITS," and from Johnny Plummer and Elaine there were several of the cheapo tapes we had previously purchased from K.Mart labeled "BARBRA STREISAND VISITS JOHNNY It ELAINE." of "A DJ's Williams (the . author I would consider Tom Tohnson for employment if: Christmas Carol," which appeared Naturally. we confronted local postal employees and learned that Barbra is working a canner route in Reno and has been using our cheapo cassettes to try to boost profits. in this column last December). As you can see, they have chosen hu- Your help m stopping this plot is greatly appreciated. mor and guilt to help motivate pro- I would not consider Tom Johnson for employment because: Please tear off the queshonnawe below. mark me appropriate boxes, and mail it back to us spective employers to respond.

Sincerely.

Johnny Plummer Elaine Williams

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JOEL DENVER MCA, Geffen Stage School Spirit Concerts Millions Of Postcards Sent For Jets And Wang Chung

Thousands of kids have writer's cramp because of "As a manager and business- man, the costs involved are mini- 33 12 over million postcards they sent in to major market mal, because it's a win -win situa- radio stations all over America to win free school concerts tion for everybody. by the Jets. A single Wang Chung concert attracted more "Other labels have tried this and than a million entries. failed," he recounted from person- The idea for the Jets concerts al experience. "Billy's formula was conceived and administered "Give nightly updates seems to work because he knows by MCA National Promotion of the top five schools how to get the total involvement of radio station and the schools." Director Billy Brill. The attempt to in the competition. This the heighten awareness of the group And The Secret among high school-aged and older heightens the Formula Is .. . record buyers has been hailed as excitement and gets "wildly successful" by every sta- "You've got to have the coopera- tion connected with the event. the schools to tion of all the schools in the area," challenge each other." Brill stressed. "Start by sending Crush On "Q" letters to every student council Brill recalled that the promotion -Billy Brill, president and principal at every began a year ago, when the Jets MCA high school. Outline in detail how were enjoying the success sur- the promotion works. Let them rounding "Crush On You." "The know how to win, when the contest idea of holding a school spirit "The stations only had to pay for starts, as well as how and where to event, where kids were actually the group's accommodations, send the postcards. Many schools entertaining other kids, seemed transportation in and out of the ci- really put a lot of organized time like a successful concept," he said. ty, and backstage security," Brill and effort into trying to win during "So I pitched (KBEQ /Kansas City said. "Often, members of the foot- the six weeks of the promotion. PD) Steve Perun on the idea, and ball team in station jerseys were "Many principals were only too he went for it. all that was needed, as the show happy to help with this promotion. "Jets' manager Don Powell real- was restricted to the student body. They felt the school spirit contest ized how important it was for this Each concert was an hour long, served as a unifying effort. Radio group to have a rapport with kids and all have been devoid of any liked it because of all the publicity at the high school level, and so did problems." and concentrated listening." MCA. So as time went by I picked Brill suggests stations doing such stations in different regions which Powell lays full credit for the contests give nightly updates of the showed interest in the group." success of each concert on Brill. top five schools in the competition. "This is a very personal way for Organizing The Event "Doing this heightens the excite- the right type of group to establish ment and gets the schools to chal- MCA provided all the production, some real one-to-one communica- including stage, lights, and sound. tion with their peers in school." Continued on Page 40

There was a whole lotta stamp- lickin' goin' on, as evidenced by the millions of postcards sent in to KRQ. Tucson (above) and KWSS/San Jose (below). Frolicking among them (back) are Promotion Director Jim Sheehan and Assistant PD MD Robin Silva.

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Continued from Page 38 There was no admission for the tion, cartage, production, and lenge each other. There are always concert, but a donation of $5 or security, as well as equipment built -in rivalries between schools, more scored a Q107 /Wang Chung setup and tear-down." and a contest like this brings them T -shirt from Coca-Cola (which out." also supplied free soda) for the first All Market Sizes Considered Handling The Entries 1000 contributors. Over $6300 was raised. "Wang Chung provided all the Aside from the obvious problems sound and light equipment using finding hold the Costs Split 50-50 of enough space to their own road gear. The school concert at the winning school, se- Wang Chung's Jack Hues and covered the insurance by adding a curity, and any insurance neces- Nick Feldman held a small press rider to its existing liability for on ap- sary the event, the radio station conference and made an -air coverage. We took care of feeding has to think about what to do with pearance over Q107 the day before the group and their crew." all of those postcards. A quick the concert, and displayed their Like Brill, Brodey cited the glance at any of these pictures will own personal generosity by paying positive publicity generated from give you an idea of how much an in- person visit to Moore at the an event like this as a benefit for all space a couple million of them can Mount Vernon Rehabilitation Cen- concerned. He also gave some sug- occupy. ter. gestions to stations looking to work Billy Brill Then there's the matter of count- John Brodey Brodey explained how the con- with a label for such an event. ing them all! FM102 /Sacramento cert came about. "Jann, an ex- "For the most part, it's a matter for something Zlotkin worked with Q107 /Wash- in a major market hired independent bank auditors, radio personality before joining of timing," he said. "Stations happen. "If costs ington to present Wang Chung at a like this event to but KWSS /San Jose found out how Geffen, was looking for something should be prepared to spend some are reasonable enough, we'll work in pound, local high school. Nearly 250,000 of noise in the many postcards were a to really make some money for costs. They should ex- with any market size," he stressed. the million-plus postcards received Chung on the which greatly simplified matters. market. With Wang amine tour schedules to see who's "It becomes a matter of selecting came from the winning school, was right, As for how to dispose of the entries, road touring the timing available and if things can be mov- markets and stations which we feel Brill recycling West Springfield High. sense, so all par- advises, "Contact a and the idea made ed to accommodate. Unfortunate- will be able to coordinate all of the center. Take the money and give it The group played the show ties agreed." ly, every band and their manage- details. In my estimation, Q107 did to the winning school as a bonus. March 30 to a capacity crowd of the band had already Since ment isn't as cooperative as the a great job of organizing the event 2500. The concert also served as a market the night They'll love it." played in the folks from Wang Chung." and working closely with Jann, the benefit for student John Moore, high school concert, Concert Provides before the Brodey didn't want to give the label, and the people from Wang who is in rehabilitation since a "Gef- costs were cut considerably. impression that a station had to be Chung." Charity Benefit tragic New Year's Eve auto acci- fen and Q107 split all the costs, Over at Geffen, VP /Promotion dent which took the lives of two which totaled $3500," Brodey said. John Brodey and local rep Jann friends. "That included hotel, transporta- Wait A Minute Mr. Postman Even if Just how many postcards did Y95 /Dallas 1.2 million, pro- the Jets generate in these school motion still in progress

spirit promotions? Here's where 295/Chicago 1 million sr"' you are already using they played, and the totals that KS103ISan Diego 700,000: brought them there: promotion in progress KMELISan Francisco 12 mil- 2100/New York in progress a "state of the art" lion KRO /Tucsgn 6 million Instead of soliciting cards. KWSSISan Jose 4.2 million KZZPIPhoenix asked for dona- music system, KBEO /Kansas City 4 million tions of canned goods for charity 8104/Baltimore 3 million to win the concert. As a result, a 894/Pittsburgh 2 million whopping 125,000 cans were FM102 /Sacramento 2 million distributed to the hungry over the

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crosstown to middays at KXYQ .. . to National Artist Management Com- Rich Stevens gives up the MD slot at pany in NY and midday personality music scheduling software. Z103 /Tallahassee to devote more Bernie Kimble leaves to join Connec- time to his show as PD Brian Douglas ticut School Of Broadcasting's new picks up MD duties ... Don Rivers Cleveland outlet ... Tom Orlando returns to KBIU /Lake Charles as MD joins KWES /Midland- Odessa for after- (205) 987 -7456 from the PD slot at WZZQ /Terre noon drive from crosstown KBAT . . . Haute, IN ... KZ93 /Peoria's new Fast Eddie Coyle, last at B97 /New morning man is Gary Olson from Orleans, goes to crosstown WRNO WKDQ /Evansville; Scott Wheeler for middays. joins for afternoon drive from WNCX/ Cleveland. WSPK/Poughkeepsie shuffles air - AN shifts as Bob Dayton moves from BITS mornings to afternoons, Mark Bolger goes from nights to mornings, MD Bob Well moves from middays to Spring Break-Away --YIN/Or- nights, and Kathy Brannon goes from lando hosted MTV's Spring Break in a series of Cali',: afternoons to middays . WKPE/ Daytona, and sponsored hotel where por- rff Cape Cod welcomes Don Gaston to pool parties at the weekends from WCOD /Hyannis, MA tions of MTV's broadcast took place ... Parttimer Jim Harrison moves to The parties were emceed by Y106 evenings at G105 /Raleigh, replacing personalities who did live on -air calls - X1987 TAPSCAN, INC. 3000 RIVERCHASE GALLERIA SUITE 1111 BIRMINGHAM, AL 35244 the exiting Chris Connors. ins, provided music, and coordinated KF95 /Boise weekender Steve Ry- events including contests for best bel- an goes to 7pm- midnight ... More ly flop, best legs, and best tan. "FLAMES OF P4RiBISE'

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DETROIT: ROCK CITY WRIF & WLLZ Battle

1987's been a good year for underdogs in Detroit. Sales "We didn't come in to be a five- recent period had Ford topping General share radio station," he com- figures from a ments. "We know it won't happen Motors for the first time in history. Almost as surprising overnight, but we want to eventual- was the fall '86 Arbitron that saw WLLZ beat WRIF ly be a market leader with a seven - (5.3-4.2) for the first time since summer '83. In the auto share." world, you can bet GM is rethinking its strategy for a fall Meanwhile, WRIF's big thrust in the "You're In the radio wars, WRIF has already rebounded, the fall was running blitz. Never Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll" besting WLLZ 4 8-4.1 in the just-released winter book. spot that stations such as KSHE/ WRIF's Heritage; St. Louis and KQRS /Minneapolis have used. Promotion Director WLLZ's Inconsistence Greg Raab says WRIF spent WRIF, sold by ABC to Silver Star $250,000 on TV time, compared to station, in 1985, is the heritage the $340,000 he estimates WLLZ steady as a rock during its 16 years bought for "WLLZ Of Fortune." of AOR. It's always been a Michael Mayer, PD at WRIF straight -ahead rocker musically since early '85, credits WLLZ's fall and has a veteran airstaff; with the campaign while noting that it "only exception of Pat 'n' Wags, who gained three -tenths of a share for a joined for mornings from WLVQ/ half- million dollar expense. But it Columbus last December, all the did establish them as a viable WRIF jocks have been in the mar- WRIF for the first alternative to MORNING CREW RE-FLEX WITH HULK - World Wrestling Federation 10 and at ket for at least years time. The long -time perception was J.J. & The Morning Crew to talk about the last champ Hulk Hogan joins WRIF' for five or more. Until that WU-7 was a boring, non-per- WLLZ- sponsored Wrestlemania Ill, which drew a reported 80,000 to the fall, it had always been number sonality station that appealed to Pontiac Silverdome. The crowd size was said to be a record for an indoor one with men 25-34. teens and metal heads." sports event. WLLZ was spinning much of the WRIF's lack of a high -profile The Crew isn't just hopping aboard the wrestling bandwagon; George Dick time it was owned by Doubleday, Doug Podell morning show during the fall also Baier (left) has been doing a character based on oldtime wrestler morn- which sold it to Legacy last May. It was a factor in WLLZ's victory, he The Bruiser for years. He and Jim Johnson (right) are joined each and viewers were asked to tune in Detroit Free Press's Mitch Al- went through at least three main feels. "We've been known for con- ing by newswoman Leslie Quinn and the Thursday mornings when Johnson who was recently named the nation's top sports columnist by the phases under Doubleday: its start over 16 years. It was ap- born, took random callers to supply the sistency Sports Editors. in 1980 as a hyper-tight, commer- Associated Press call letter, which was the parent that we weren't giving peo- cial -free AOR that snared a 9.2; a missing same each week. For the first two ple the excitement and buzz they're stint as a CHR/AOR hybrid; and a 'n' Wags, we feel weeks winners grabbed $5000, then used to. With Pat spell as a hard-rocker under ex -PD Deposit WLLZ reads the license the prize grew in steps to $10.000, we've addressed that." that's ever approached WIJ.7,'s Lee Arnold. Current PD Doug Po- of Johnson & plate numbers of cars that sport $15,000, and finally $25,000 for the While respectful two campaigns was when WMJC dell's been on WLLZ nights since the bumper stickers included in the last two weeks. Baier's performance over (now WCSX) gave away a house. '81. Most of the station's jocks, Wags mailing, and people have 20 min- WLLZ VP /GM Dana Horner years, he feels that Pat 'n' For the spring, WLLZ has sent though Detroit radio vets, have to call and claim a prize. says the campaign, which cost will offer a solid alternative. "They out a million copies of a Unidyne utes come to WLLZ in the last few voices they're more Prize Unlike the fall campaign, which over $500,000, not only served to don't do and "Incredible Supersticker years. Podell commented, "I don't winners only in the morning, remedy the morning show aware- plugged into current events and Catalog." Prizes include an '87 had think WRIF's staff has any more -life there are winners in other dayparts ness problem but also demonstrat- have a Letterman-esque, real Corvette, a 21-day trip around the heritage than ours." WI.I.Z has this time. It's expected to continue ed to the staff and marketplace approach rather than a cartoonish world, and a $25,000 Certificate Of always skewed 12-24; until recently June. that Legacy was a serious player. style," Mayer says, alluding to through almost two-thirds of its quarter - Baier's gruff -voiced Dick The WRIF is countering WLLZ's di- hours came from listeners under Bruiser character. rect mail piece with its own con- the age of 25, while WRIF's au- WRIF Rebounds In Winter test. Staffers were unwilling to dience was close to 50% 25 +. details, but say the contest edge divulge WRIF had the promotional involve postcards and a TV third year in will Contest Cemented in the winter. For the featuring Pat 'n' Wags. to Maui spot Morning Show's New Home aR, a row, it sent 40 listeners WRIF's Greg Raab feels his pro- for a week of live broadcasts with 5-6pm Asked how WLLZ toppled WRIF motions are "a little more upscale 98.7 FM WHEELS Detroit air legend Arthur Penhal- BRYAN ADAMS Heat Of The last fall, all involved point to a 4 -5pm . low, a Hawaii native. Listeners Night "WLLZ Of Fortune" cash contest. qualified by calling in when they ROLLING STONES Can't You Supported by a TV spot that high- GEORGE THOROGOOD Bad To heard Penhallow bellow, "It's Hear Me Knockin' lighted JJ & The Morning Crew The Bone Maui time!" WRIF also went com- STEVE WINWOOD The Finer (Jim Johnson & George Baier), the NEIL YOUNG Down By The River mercial -free on Mondays. Things campaign let people know the show REO SPEEDWAGON Variety Triple Play Cash GEORGE HARRISON What Is was on WI1.Z after its many years Tonight WLLZ did its up to $1000 Life on WRIF'. The team had defected FOREIGNER Long. Long Way Giveaway, awarding it played three consecutive HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS I from WRIF last January, but From Home when artist. It also did Never Walk Alone WLLZ hadn't used much outside DAVID BOWIE Day -In Day -Out songs by the same sending fans to BOSTON Foreplay/Long Time media to promote them during the STEPPENWOLF Born To Be Wild five Rock Flights, such as Eric GRATEFUL DEAD Uncle John's period when the transfer from SMITHEREENS Blood And Roses see shows by artists in San Francisco and Huey Band Doubleday to Legacy was pending. CCR Lodi Clapton BOB SEGER Like A Rock The spot, a parody of "Wheel Of GENESIS Tonight, Tonight, Lewis in Miami. BAD CO. Movin' On Fortune," featured Johnson as a Tonight Legacy: Major TOM PETTY & THE Pat. Sajak -type, a former Miss BAD CO. Can't Get Enough... Domo Dollars HEARTBREAKERS Jammin' Me Universe as a Vanna White -stand FLEETWOOD MAC Isn't It Legacy is a big spender - both FOGHAT I Just Wanna Make in, and wrestler Dick The Bruiser, Midnight the fall campaign and a current Love To You after whom George Baler patterns ELP Lucky Man direct mail contest cost over a half - ROBIN TROWER No Time (live his on -air character, as the contes- DOOBIE BROS. Rockin' Down million dollars. Market observers from WRIF simulcast) . - Bruiser guessed all of the The Highway Michael Mayer tent. The figure the only radio promotion 'station's call letters except "W," May 1, 1987 R &R . 43 AOR

as opposed to blue collar. We both the overnight "WRIF Rock Cafe" give away a lot of prizes, but we try show, which is somewhat of a Playlist to go for a prize that's more sophis- throwback to early FM rock radio. ticated - a '57 white T -Bird as op- Mayer calls it a "looser, broader Comparison posed to a '66 GTO. They're both version of prime time WRIF. We OMAR nice cars, but one's classier and play extra cuts from currents and AOR Associate Editor Jim Nel- speaks more to finesse and style more new music bands." Steve son analyzed playlists from Janu- H E than raw speed." Kostan (6 -10pm weeknights) also ary 9th -April 17th for the following does a Sunday night new music data. show called "Sonic Detroit: We Like To Rock Rendevous." Exclusives: Records added by Both programmers agree that Neither one of the stations, but not the programmer seems other. WRIF is a hard -rock town where alarmed by WCSX, which switched Excluded: Records that made it's tough going for modem music to Classic Rock in March. WRIF, R &R's album and "haircut bands." Mayer says, consulted chart, but that neither by CR mastermind station added. "This is a working -man's town, not Jacobs until recently, had already a quiche-eater's." Podell adds, 410Dkiti beefed up its library and has been Exclusive To WLLZ "We see it in our research. We get running a variety of CR features Concrete Blonde the (consultant Jeff) Pollack peo- for some time WLLZ's Podell feels Julian Cope ple spinning in circles sometimes WRIF is more likely to be hurt because of what tests here. You Europe because people listening to them Glass Tiger can really crunch after 7 and not for oldies may turn to a station that HARD TIMES IN THE hurt yourself." Colin James Hay offers only the old stuff. Hipsway Barbusters featuring Joan Jett When Carey Curelop (now at (Light Of Day) WYNF /Tampa) came in as LAND OF PLENTY Lone Justice WLLZ's PD in mid -'85, he dumped Ratings Stranglers all the hard rock Lee Arnold had 'Til Tuesday added. Podell, looking to beef up Timbuk3 Rap older demos while holding onto the The winter '87 book found WRIF station's long-time 18-24 core, has Exclusive To WRIF back on top 12+. It also gained in chosen a point somewhere in the Bob Geldof men 18 -34, where WLLZ dropped; middle of Arnold and Curelop. He Love & Rockets WRIF was #1 in the demo while now dayparts bands like Cinderella into the evening, and has increased WLLZ tell to third place behind Ur- Excluded By Both ban WJLB. the oldies depth. Damned Del Fuegos WRIF WLLZ Both Podell and Mayer admit Mondo Rock Sp '86 5.3 4.1 that the musical difference bet- Other Ones Su '86 5.3 5.0 ween WLLZ and WRIF isn't dra- Talking Heads Fa '86 4.2 5.3 matic. Podell says his research Thompson Twins Wi '87 4.8 4.1 shows "the perception is that we're the new rock leader," though he X TC estimates that his mix is 60% gold The hard rock leaning is histori- and WRIF's is no more than 70 %. cal. Podell recalls the failures of Podell says his biggest battle is stations that committed to new on the heritage front, where wave: WLBS is now Gold WKSG, SEGUES WRIF's 16 years gives it a head while WABX under Paul Christy start. "My biggest hurdle is getting tried a KROQ -ish CHR approach KLPX/Tucson PD Arin Michaels ex-

people to that WLLZ is . and is now WDTX. Consultant reali7P its WAAF/Worcester -Boston Asst. more of a full- service station than a PD Fred Jacobs recalls that no Detroit Russ Mottla replaces Rick heavy metal headbanger station." Williams AOR tried Lee Abrams's "80% as KTYD /Santa Barbara PD KCAL -FM /Riverside PM driver new, 20% old" suggestion of 1983. He says he's already made Mike Psomas named KBGG/Medford, Jacobs also points out that while he gains, though. "WLLZ is no longer was PD of WRIF, it was the last OR OM ... WYNF/Tampa night man considered the baby station any- Charlie Logan appointed MD. "OMAR DYKES IS A station in the country to add A more. WRIF can no longer expect Flock Of Seagulls. WRIK/Paducah- Metropolis, IL goes to beat us, with their only question AOR with PD RED -HOT CHILI New music on WRIF gets more Bobby Hearion ... PEPPER being how much they'll win by. KQSP /Spokane of a shot on special features, like consulted by Alex We're in the ball game now." DeMers. IN A MUSICAL WORLD WZTA/Miami goes live with morning OF FROZEN YOGURT." (wow la) team Jeff Gonzer & Jeff Chase, MD C-----) 4ZED Jean Cashman on middays, Lee Gillette on PM drive, Scott Legere From the backwater of Mississippi by E-AR (WAQY /Springfield, MA) on 6.10pm, O\-TMONDAY ROUGH 100.4 way K.C. McCoy (KGON /Portland) 10pm- of Austin, Texas, springs Omar And The THE RIFF AM MORNING SHOW s 30 with 2am, and Peter Moon (WKGR/West Howlers, a tight, three man unit who play rock PAT & WAGS Palm Beach) on all- nights. BOB PAGE SPORTS 630 730 6 630 LYNNE WOODISON NEWS 6.7B 6 900 'n blues with the fire and intensity of the mas- 9M1 Lisa Kendall, formerly with / KAREN SAVELLY Philadelphia's WYSP and WMMR, is on ters. Omar is originally from McComb, Mississip- CLASSIC NINE AT NINE 9 00 At, HIGH NOON I. 00 PM morning news at WSHE /Miami ... 12 30 PM pi, and the musical heritage from that area, in- I Kevin Malvey (ex- WCRX/Washington)

¡ KEN CALVERT on WIOQ /Philadelphia overnights . cluding another native son, Bo Diddley, grew 3,SPM i Steve Raymond is WHTF /York's new strong roots for a young musician. With touring Promotions Director /midday man as ARTHUR PENHALLOW Deb Turner goes to WIYY /Baltimore success across the United States and Europe, 6 45 PM weekends ... Dave Nelson (KGON/ Omar And The STEVE KOSTAN Howlers have been real busy Portland) KATS /Yakima on nights. spreading the word. With the debut Columbia Io15P KLSX /Los Angeles hires Production GREG ST. JAMES LP, Hard Times In The Land Of Plenty, Omar ff NIGHT SERVICE Direction Mick McCave (ex- crosstown RIFF CLASSICALBUMONCO 17MIDNIGHT Iaeowea ay RIFF ROCK CAFE KMET) and News Director Marshall And The Howlers are now a rock 'n roll force to MARK ADDY Phillips (KKCY /San Francisco). be reckoned with. RIFF ROCK CAFE to 500 AM WNEW -FM said to be looking for 530 parttime females ... New weekend- , W ,l TM M,I. RO,a.s,,,,I.I.Ia ers: KCAL -FM's Craig Raymo . . i KZTR/Oxnard'sSteve Stevens and WRIF AROUND THE CLOCK When Pat 'n' Wags joined for mornings - Lisa Michaels. last December, WRIF came up with a unique jock schedule to accommodate them while retaining all its tenured staffers. WMFX moves to 1345 Garner Lane, Suite 207, Columbia, SC 29210. 44 RaR May 1, 1987 URBAN CONTEMPORARY

REFLECTING REALITY

WALT LOVE The Change To Urban

In recent months, an increasing number of this BLACK FAMILY REUNION format's constituents have told us that they're now marketing their stations as Urban Contemporary. It's in recognition of their initiative to expand this format's horizons that Black America's we've opted for a new name - the one that reflects what our stations are calling themselves. Most of us old enough to be working in this format grew up But we do recognize that the Largest 1987 Event when the music itself was still term "Black" is unfairly limiting. It "Rhythm & Blues" or "Soul doesn't recognize the contribu- Music." it wasn't until Last year's Black Family Reunion drew approximate- rate and going right on through to the late tions made to this format's suc- '70s, as the music spawned multi- cess ly 200,000 people. The National Council of Negro Women the elderly. But we have strengths by Hispanics, Asians, and from which we can draw to help ple genres, that people suddenly whites on both sides of the radio. (NCNW) is asking every Black and Urban Contemporary didn't know what ourselves and our families make it they were play- Nor does it recognize that many of in ing. Suddenly, station the country to help publicize this year's celebra- in this society. Unless we reempha- we all found our- us work with this music because selves in "Black tions and help raise funds for the event. size those strengths, our young peo- Radio," because it's what we prefer, not what we being black was the only common have to work in because The kickoff date is Mother's Day, ple won't have the base of self- of our were so many denominator between Natalie race. May 10. The Sheridan Broadcast- negative projections esteem they need to cope with such ing Network and National Black of the black family we felt they had issues as drugs, education, employ- Cole, the Bar -Kays, and the Sugar We also recognize that "Urban Network will carry the opening to be changed. The fact that more ment, health, job readiness, etc. 11111 Gang. Contemporary" is still a somewhat and more For several years, imprecise event, which will be hosted by the of our families are being "In the spirit of our founder, we've declin- term. Not all of those en- second most popular black family headed by women shouldn't mean Mary McLeod Bethune, we have ed to give up the word "Black" as joying this format are in urban set- in America Phylicia and Ahmad our families should be looked down to remember that we have to help part of this section's heading and tings; it's certainly our hope that upon. Also, adopt the term "Urban black Rashad. Bill Cosby gets into the act black men have been one another as we go along in life. Contempor- music will only continue to ary" by itself. in the fall. portrayed as being totally ir- The entire family must work to- Were all proud of grow in its acceptance outside its responsible. who we are as gether. It is, in a sense, the highest people and what traditional base in the cities and YBPC Endorsement "In the face of all of this, we we've accomplished. the Deep South. level of building a base of self - Once again this year, the Young decided that our people needed reliance." Black Programmers Coalition some way of answering all of these (YBPC) has endorsed the project. accusations. We didn't want to do it Three Key Elements mendous contributions to this MI, August 22; and Washington, All of its member stations will be with words. We felt we needed a Vanessa Weaver, a clinical society for years. The third ob- DC, on the Mall September 11 -13. participating in the radiothon and way of bringing attention to this sociologist, is on loan from parent jective is to help the fundraising Later in the year the Black Family running ongoing PSAs. YBPC problem. We also felt we needed company Procter & Gamble to efforts of the NCNW. The Council Reunion television special will br- President Tommy Marshall said, something that would help to lift help with the planning and execu- has been in the vanguard for the ing together the top names of "This is a very worthwhile event our own spirit of self -worth and tion of the Black Family Reunion. last 52 years in providing services music, television, radio, theatre, for all of us to take part in. The black pride. We needed to reaffirm "The '87 campaign consists of to black families." motion pictures, politics. and black family must survive. If our values, our history, and the three key elements," she said. Dates And Places sports. Look for Bill Cosby and you're looking for a cause, here it way our forefathers managed to "One is to make the black com- The NCNW has 31 affiliate Whitney Houston to take part. is!" survive and achieve against what munity aware and get its people organizations and 250 sections For more information, contact Changing Negative were thought to be insurmountable interested in attending the region- throughout the country. After the Dr. Weaver at the NCNW, 701 Fair- Black Family Image odds." al events that will be held in their national kickoff radiothon there fax St., Alexandria, VA 22314; (703) She added, "Every family has areas. Two is to say thanks to will be four regional Black Family 684-5733. Any independent stations NCNW Director Dr. Dorothy problems. Our race has problems, mothers, and particularly to black Reunions: Atlanta, GA, June 13: wanting to take part may also call Height commented, "In 1986 there starting with the infant mortality mothers, who have made tre- Los Angeles, CA, July 25; Detroit, either participating network.

Togetherness Makes A Difference In Cleveland

Several weeks ago, WZAK/Cleveland sponsored a should be allowed to do promo- few days' lead time. Cleveland has very different stations can work promotion that offered $20 to the first 50 people who tions out in the community for the been doing this for years. Our two together for the good of the city, showed up at a downtown location wearing underwear on public. They also felt we could stations raised $3200 and 40 Tolliver answered. "I don't think containers food for in we can achieve racial harmony their heads. However, the promotion backfired. Instead of help them do something really of the needy positive for the city itself." approximately three and a half during a four -hour remote broad- attracting younger listeners who fell within the station's tar- hours. It could have been bigger if cast. But it does show what kind of get demo, the stunt pulled in 300 of the city's homeless Humanitarian Efforts we had more lead time; next year, positive things can happen when and unemployed. people work together for the bet- And the underwear -wearing group was Through Partnership we will. We plan to make this an primarily comprised of blacks. annual event." terment of other human beings and "When stations can't do promo- our community. A better life for Some city council members and After I explained it to him and tions of a positive nature, the peo- Cleveland has long been a city everyone is part of what America black leaders felt the promotion others at WMJI, they offered to ple in the city lose out," said of racial unrest. Asked if this type is supposed to be about. When we was in bad taste and demeaning to help us in our time of need. Tolliver. "As a team we did a good of promotion might ease some ra- all come together, this is a great the black community. As a result, "The (Magic) people felt that we job for something that only had a cial tensions by proving that two country." WZAK's right to receive permits for concerts and other such promotions was revoked. After station management apologized publicly, the city reinstated the permits. Then market neighbor WMJI offered to do a simulcast in conjunc- tion with 'ZAK on behalf of the "Have A Heart Food Drive," sponsored by WMJI and the city. WZAK OM /PD Lynn Tolliver discussed how the simulcast, staged on the steps of Cleveland City Hall came to pass. "John Lanigan, who is a very well -known CLEVELAND HAS A HEART WZAK 8 (AC)WMJI staffers broadcast radio personality (on WMJI), called - live from the steps of city hall. Shown in the first photo are (l -r) WMJI's me and asked what had happened John Webster, WZAK PD Lynn Tolliver, and 'MJl morning jock John Lani- to us with the promotion we did. gan; the second photo shows the donations. These Ladies Are Radio's Best Friends!

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Cincinnati WBVE LON HELTON+ Awarded Exclusive Concert WUBE Playlist Allegedly Affected EXCLUSIVES: ENDANGERED SPECIES Kansas City

KFKF Believes It Has Exclusive Agreement Concert WDAF Asks, Gets Label Assistance For Inclusion Confrontations KFKF Withdraws Support WDAF Awarded Exclusive In KC, Cincinnati Warner Bros.

Issues Letter To Bookers, Managers Avoid Two weeks ago, this column detailed a riff ing to Chapman, - between the current Twitty Exclusives Where Possible Seattle stations KRPM and KMPS - with RCA /Nashville single was dropped from WBVE's in the middle. That situation, in which KRPM dropped playlist the same week. RCA product after two of the label's acts recorded TV KFKF In Then Out; spots for KMPS, grew out of the heightened competitive WDAF In playlist manipulation because atmosphere between the two statement from WB. Stating that stations. This week, there are In Kansas City, KFKF believed "that would be a slap at the wrong "the whole 'presents' concept is two more of these "situations" to report on, this time in- it had entered into an exclusive people." beginning to be one of the biggest volving stations and concert tie-ins. deal to present Eddy Raven and Commenting on the entire situa- headaches record companies have The flareups occurred in Cincin- Hank Williams Jr. in concert. tion, WDAF PD Don Crawley said ever seen," VP Nick Hunter said, nati and Kansas City. In fact, what Upset, market leader and peren- only, "WDAF has always been and "We're preparing a letter to be happened in KC might well have nial 12+ giant WDAF apparently will always be very aggressive in sent to booking agencies and been a result of what transpired in "The whole `presents' contacted WB to express its dis- pursuing the concert business. We managers asking them to please Cincinnati, since Warner Bros./ concept is beginning to pleasure. WB, which was either consider it a very important part of not give exclusive rights to con- unaware of existing agreements Nashville was coincidentally in- be one of the biggest or our operation." certs in markets where there is volved in both instances. Both had been told there was no previ- Three days after the initial inter- more than one Country station." cases are complicated, and headaches record ous arrangement, contacted the views for this piece, I received a finding WBVE's Kearney reacted to that out exactly what happened promoter. According to WB VP/ call from Casey. He told me that in each companies have ever by pointing out that promoters get instance is difficult, best; Promotion Nick Hunter, the label after KFKF decided to pull its sup- at not a bigger bang for the buck with ex- because anyone isn't seen." asked that both Country stations port the promoter, who had told telling the clusives. "There are always addi- truth, but because each party is WB VP/Promotion as well as a local AOR be part of him there would be no exclusives the package. Hunter said, "Why (at the label's direction), awarded tional things put into the schedule if telling the truth as it sees it. The Nick Hunter there is a 'welcome' give it to one when a combination the Hank Jr. concert exclusive to involved with result is often contradictory in- a particular station. Obviously, it's formation. of two will give you almost 20% of WDAF. Casey added that since the the market ?" (Complicating all of promoter has decided exclusives also better from the station's sales WBVE Wins standpoint to have exclusive - Exclusive jumped on the bandwagon. this was the promoter's claim that are OK, KFKF wants him to stick tie Five ins.,' r Over WUBE thousand tickets have been sold in he never had an exclusive agree- to the original agreement; KFKF Problems arose when concert four days, so I think this will prove ment with KFKF.) feels if anyone has the exclusive, it Individual market battles aside, promoters chose not to go with the to be a good decision for the pro- Following what he later said was should be itself. events of the last three weeks have senior Country stations in each moters and artists involved." a reaction to a new policy by a shown the need exists for much market (both of which happen to be WUBE felt it didn't have a real label, the promoter went ahead WB Issues New Policy greater sensitivity to competitive the 12+ Country leaders) for con- shot at the concert from the begin- and included WDAF. Further ex- situations. We'll keep you posted on cert exclusives. In Cincinnati, both ning for "political" reasons, and acerbating an already bad situa- Amidst the turmoil in KC and how things in Seattle, KC, and Cin- WUBE and WBVE were given the was upset about the Beaver getting tion, KFKF PD Tom Casey said he Cincinnati came a new policy cinnati turn out. opportunity to make proposals to the show. WUBE later turned down was never informed of the pro- win the "presents" rights for the advertising dollars as a further moter's decision. Instead, he heard Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn protest. a promo on WDAF touting "a ma- show, with opening act Randy WB became involved when it no- jor announcement about a con- Travis. The exclusive ultimately ticed WUBE hadn't added the new cert." He began asking questions HAVE YOU HEARD went to WBVE Country since Travis single. A source at WB said and soon discovered the "pres- last November. the reason PD Mike Chapman ents" he thought was his no longer Sam Whitmier to KSCS/Dallas for WBVE VP /GM Neil Kearney gave for not adding the record was belonged to him. WMRZ /Quad Cities PD John Keith overnights from KSON /San Diego . . said, "The promoters made a deci- that WBVE got the concert. Chap- As a result, KFKF withdrew all will be taking on the additional pro- It's now "O'Reilly in the Morning" at sion to go with a real Country radio man denied the two are related, support, even refusing ad dollars gramming duties of Country sister WBHP/Huntsville ... Ken Roberts is station. WBVE is being promoted saying he's late on most product. from the promoter. Casey said he WLLR. This is on the heels of Tony new to mornings at 96KX /Lincoln . . . that way, and they (promoters) Also, again coincidentally would not Kidd leaving to program new Country accord- "retaliate" through At WBKC /Painesville, OH, Scott outlet WBEE /Rochester. WLLR mid - dayer Andy Scott has been appointed Fiske moves from PMs to middays, Asst. PD ... WMUS /Muskegon PD Frank Vacarello segues from weekends PMs, Mike Dan Mason has left for the PD spot at to and Balzano TM Communications' newest acquisi- joins for weekends . KKCS /Colora- tion, KBUUReno (formerly KNSS). do Springs MD Dawn Garrison -Smart upped from evenings to middays. Steve Chauvin takes over PD /morn- CKBY /Ottawa, Ontario celebrates ings at WFPR/Hammond, LA following its 15th anniversary in July and is PD Kevin Carlisle's shift to CHR looking for taped "congratulations" sister WHMD for evenings. Ray Ro- and "best wishes" messages from art- mero is now MD ... Former KYYX/- ists. Mail them to Ted Daigle, CKBY, Odessa PD Steve Rogers, now 1900 -112 Kent St., Ottawa, Ontario, known as "Buck," is the new Asst. K1P 6J1. PD /MD /midday talent at WXBM /Pen- News Notes: WSM /Nashville took sacola. This reunites him with Charlie home five UPI awards at a recent Marcus, who was PD at KXXY /Okla- gathering of the Kentucky -Tennessee homa City when the two worked there region, including "Best Newscast" ... Stuart Kennedy upped to Station ... WOKQ /Dover won an award from Manager from OM /PD at KGEZ/Kali- the UPI New England Broadcasters spell, MT Assoc for spot news coverage. Jim McKelson moves to MD/eve- WLWI /Montgomery has a new nings from late- nights at KKAT /Salt phone number: (205) 240 -9274. BAJA OKLAHOMA - Texas's Asleep At The Wheel wowed two Okie radio programmers at the group's Dallas Lake City Mark is And congrats to Country Joe Flint, showcase performance. Getting into the Western swing of things are (l-r) CBS Sr. VP Rick Blackburn, KXXY/Okla- ... Sprint pro- homa City MD Mike Owen, Brother Ray Benson of the Wheel, and KVOO /Tulsa PD Mike Wilson. moted to MD at WWJO /St. Cloud . . . who's celebrating 17 years with Jeff Funk is the MD at WKSJ /Mobile. KSOP /Salt Lake City. Mothers Day is coming up! Oand would like your mom to be one of the

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NASHVILLE THIS WEEK KATY BEE I Gilley Wants Out Of Texas Club Former Oak Ridge Boy William Lee Golden isn't the only entertainer exiting a country institution. Mickey Gil- ley wants out of his nightclub arrangement with partner Sherwood Cryer. Local reports indicate the singer has filed suit in district court to legally sever all ties with the Gil - ley's club in Pasadena, TX.

Major disagreements with his Award from President Reagan for ex- manager involve a deteriorat - her fight against cancer when she ing dance floor, an inadequate underwent a double mastectomy in sound system, and generally bad 1985. This is the Cancer Society's feedback he's heard throughout the highest award for individual country. Gilley has had little to do achievement. RCA PLATTER PARTY - Alabama, Dolly Parton, and the Judds carried home a few gold and platinum awards after with the world -famous "Urban their big kickoff concert in New York for the Marlboro Country Music tour. Alabama copped double platinum for Ricky Skaggs starts his seven - Cowboy" club over the past three "Greatest Hits" and platinum for "The Touch," Parton scored double platinum for her "Greatest Hits," city "Texas Two Step Tour" this and the years and says, "My pride in the Judds struck gold for "HeaNand." The New York reception included (I-r) BMI President Frances Preston, RCA/ABM/ month. club is gone." Arista distribution chief Sal Licata, Naomi and Wynonna Judd, RCA /Ariola President and CEO Elliot Goldman, Par- ton, RCA's Nashville Director /Marketing Dave Wheeler and Sr. VP Eddie Mascot, Alabama's Randy Owen and Teddy The Dukes Are Back Fan Fair Week Gentry, MCA's Jo Walker-Meador, and Alabama's Jeff Cook and Mark Hemdon.

Tom Wopat and former Fan Fair Week (June 8-14) is "Dukes Of Hazzard" partner John gearing up with George Hamilton IV to 1987 Tennessee Governor Ned Mc- ness. Bocephus Condolences to Willie Nelson's Schneider are set to star in a CBS - set host its International couldn't make it, Wherter might have asked Hank TV movie this year. "Christmas Show June 9 and the annual Friday but he sent along a gift: an 1890 longtime partner and drummer Williams Jr. to check his guns at Comes To Copper Creek" will be night IFCO Show June 12 with the Colt Bisbey .44/.40. The gun featur- Paul English, who recently lost the door when he arrived for a spe- shot on location this May in Van- Johnson Sisters. The 21st annual ed a nickel-engraved scrimshaw of many of his possessions in a Dallas cial state dinner in honor his couver and the Yukon. According Music City News Country Awards of sup- Hank Jr. on one side of the handle house fire ... Congratulations to porters in the to Wopat, the onetime "country will be broadcast June 8 from the entertainment busi- and Hank Sr. on the other. Merle Haggard, who hit the big 50. cousins" will play brothers who Grand Ole Opry House. team up as long-haul truckers and Onetime have a falling out. opera performer Gary Morris lent his speaking NASHVILLE IN MOTION Musician /producer/publisher voice to the Nashville Opera Asso- ciation. His effort was to help pro- Pete Drake will be honored May 7 mote the local production "La by the Nashville Entertainment of Boheme," the. Puccini romance in Association for his outstanding ac- MTM Opens West Coast Officer which he starred with Linda Ron- complishments in the country mu- stadt. sic field. The formal tribute and an- MTM Records /Nashville has open- establish a new branch in Los Ange- Sound Distributors /Soundwaves Rec- nual NEA Master Award cere- The Grand Ole Opry thinks it's ed a West Coast office. Headed by les, Prestige Management. The ven- ords celebrates 15 years ... Aristo this 1970 mony for Hall of Fame found the answer to the Parton/ Director /Sales and Marketing Don ture's first client is Mel Tlllis. Brown Music Group President Jeff Walker member and steel guitarist will be Ronstadt /Harris trio. WSM an- Kamerer and publisher Lloyd Stark, will also act as West Coast rep for rings in five years as Nashville cor- held at Nashville's Vanderbilt nouncer Keith Bilbrey caught Opry the office is located at 12001 Ventura Greenwood. respondent for Australia's "Country Plaza Hotel. members Barbara Fairchild, Con- Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604. Music Jamboree" radio broadcasts. nie Smith, and Sharon White har- The Silverline -Goldline Music sale is Congrats to two newlywed men: Minnie Pearl goes to the White monizing backstage one night and Greenwood -McFaden, Inc., Lee moving into round three as entertain- Capitol Records' Don McLean, who House: The real -life Sarah Ophilia put their show on the road. They Greenwood's management firm, has ment firm Lorimar reportedly negoti- married Patricia Shnier, and Cannon received the American performed a onetime benefit for a joined forces with former John ates an offer for the Oak Ridge Boys' WSIX /Nashville's Duncan Stewart, Cancer Society's Courageous local middle school PTA. Schneider manager Terry Brown to publishing interests ... Nationwide who wed Terry Newkirk.

STEP ONE FOR JEANNIE AND ROYCE - The Kendalls have joined TWITTY REUNION - Who says you can't go home again? MCA threw a welcome -back luncheon for Conway Twit- Step One Records, which will release their first single "Routine. " Signing ty, who left the label in 1978. On hand for the reunion were (l -r) MCA's Director /Sales Mark Maynard, Pam Russell on the bottom line is Jeannie Kendall, surrounded by Step One President and David Haley, Twitty, his manager /wife Dee Henry, MCA's VP/Promotions Shelia Shipley, J.W. Harper and Lori Mel Holt, VP/Producer Ray Pennington, and Jeannie's partner, Daddy Evans. Royce. An album is due in late spring. May 1, 1987R&R49 ADULT CONTEMPORARY _J

FACTS AND FIGURES MIKE KINOSIAN Behind The Syracuse Stats

NEWCITY COMBO HITS 28.5 In the three -way Syracuse AC struggle, WYYY continues to set the pace. Although a lofty score in most markets, the station's 16.3 12+ share this past fall is not its best recent performance. WYYY managed consecutive 16.6 showings in the fall '85 and spring '86 Arbitrons. The Looking At Syr AC station's fluctuation use during the past four books has been a mere 0.4. Sister station WSYR is another consistent ratings AC's ratings strength is from a longtime morning guy with winner. Three of its perhaps best demonstrated in last four books showed scores of 12.4, 12.3, and 12.2. In the summer '86 an AC approach to some evening Syracuse, where AC stations occupy positions one, two, book (the market's first summer ARB), WSYR dipped to a 10.2 guys who play some hard music." and six 12 Two of them AMs, In the last four books, WHEN has shown a fluctuation margin of only 0.6. +. are and the Dynamic Duo He adds that the presentation by Over the last eight books, however, it has slipped 3.5 points. at one-two are co-owned. (The only other Top 100 market some of the WHEN airstaff is aim- with one -two sister ACs is Albuquerque, with KKOB -AM & ed at a young audience. Strengths And Weaknesses FM.) Here are the ACs making noise in Syracuse. WSYR schedules two unique WYYY gets off to a good start in the morning (0.2 behind AM drive leader shifts: 4:30 -lam and 7-loam. WSYR), picks up steam middays, slips slightly in PM drive, and falls off at On Top With Less Talk Thirty -five year -station mainstay night. In the fall '86 book it further solidified its number one ranking wan wom- Don Dauer holds down the former en 18+, dipped with men 18+, and performed quite well with teens (num- NewCity's (Y94 WYYY FM) shift, and Rick Gary handles the ber three overall). leads the 22-station field. The outlet latter. "We've always had an early WSYR is gangbusters in AM drive. then loses nearly two -thirds its audi- dropped AOR (and its old WSYR - morning farm show and we don't ence in midday, gains a bit in PM drive, and nearly doubles those PM drive FM calls) for AC in 1983, and has want to mess with success," Lang - numbers with its Talk programming in the 7pm- midnight daypart. From fall '85 been a steady ratings winner since. myer explains. to fall '86, 'SYR remained second to 'YYY with both men 18+ and women Y94 FM uses the slogan "More 18 +. The station is number one with adults 35-64. Favorites /Less Talk." Like most Emphasis On News WHEN made a nice gain with women, dropped off with men, NewCity (formerly Katz) proper- "We're constantly keeping the and ranks fourth with teens. The station hits its stride in AM drive with a respectable ties, the station runs a healthy TV folks plugged into news," he adds, fourth-place showing. WHEN's best showing was with women 35-54. campaign throughout the year; noting that news takes up a big Y94 FM uses the syndicated "Jani- chunk of WSYR's morning clock. tor" spot. During fall '86, its on -air The station employs a 14- person Fall '85 Spring '86 Summer '86 Fall '86 promotion efforts on a centered WYYY Mercedes giveaway. Another 16.6 16.6 16.2 16.3 WSYR 12.4 weapon in the station's arsenal is 12.3 10.2 12.2 WHEN 5.8 its long (ten in a row) music 5.3 5.2 5.7 sweeps. "I'm happy to sit with a Figures are 12 -' Mon -Sun Gam -mid, Y94 FM's major personality is 5.7 as long as the fall '86 Syracuse Arbitron MSA. morning man Big Mike, holdover a Torn Langmyer demos are there." from the station's AOR days. On Thursdays, comedians from a local Tom Langmyer (busy, -Bob Carolin isn't he ?) A strong sports package featur- morning show 24 hours a day." club are featured on his show. says the station is successful being Syracuse football and basket- WHEN attempts to pull this off Former PD Don Kelley left sev- cause "it blends - in with what New ball is a plus (the Orangemen with elements such as a game - eral weeks ago for WWMX ( Mix City is all about - customer focus. made it to the NCAA basketball fin- show approach at night; a midday 106) /Baltimore. Interim PD Tom By listening to the Research al this year). The station also car- "All Request /Dumb Trivia" show; Langmyer says Y94 FM's music is news staff and airs 15- minute news Group, we give the audience what ries the New York Yankees. and a nightly "constantly being blocks on the hour from 5-9am. trivia feature in researched and it wants." which Five- minute updates run at :30 in listeners who answer a trivia studied" by the Research Group. Commenting on AM competitor those hours. A 90-minute locally question correctly get to pose the Langmyer described the station as WHEN, Langmyer notes, "I'm produced newscast with dual an- next question. Morning man Phil "an AC with CHR leanings at not sure WHEN is properly target- chors is slotted weekday after- Market accompanies himself on night." ed. Musically and otherwise, noons starting at 4:30. Following the piano as he sings. "He's not a WHEN is all over road. the The this news block, the station segues DJ - he's a glib personality who's Good -Looking Sister music is pretty hard for an AM; to NBC's Talknet until lam, then very well known in the market," At Y94 FM sister station WSYR, I've heard Bon Jovi and things like joins ABC's Talkradio until 4:30 in says Carotin. the market's number ohe AM facil- that. Their air personalities range the morning. As is the case at WSYR, news is ity, PD and 10am -noon personality important to WHEN. "In the last six or seven years our news depart- ,TF.REU RADIO ment has received more awards than any other radio or TV station 5R7ÌAISYR in the market," Carotin points out. Y94FH WHEN schedules newscasts every 11 am ` 62-WHE half hour in morning and afternoon 11am BARRY MANILOW %Mandy drive and carries Paul Harvey. EDDIE RABBITT%Drivin' BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN:Hungry My Life Fifteen people make up the news Away 1pm Heart staff. BILLY JOEL/My Life BEE GEES How Can You Mend A KANSAS /Dust In The Wind CHICAGO /Wilt You Still Love Me? Broken Heart? RESTLESS HEART.I'll Still Be Carotin says WHEN must settle Bob G. LORING & C. ANDERSON/ KENNY ROGERSTwenty Years Loving You Carolin for less spectacular promotion out- Friends And Lovers Ago MARIA MULDAUR/Midnight At The lays than WYYY and WSYR. Langmyer comments, "WSYR is LOVIN' RITA COOLIDGE, Higher And Oasis "When 'Y' first came on, they took SPOONFUL You Didn't a full- service station whereyou can Higher CHICAGO /If She 30% of our audience with heavy Have To Be So Nice Would Have Been 'come and get anything you want BOBBY VINTON. Blue On Blue Faithful or contests and promotions. They STARSHIP:'Nothing's Gonna Stop need. It's a warm and friendly Us Now News Update lOcc l'm Not In Love have enough promotion money to place." compete in DIONNE & FRIENDS:That's What GARY PUCKETT/Lady Willpower A. FRANKLIN & G. MICHAEL/ Philadelphia. We just

I aren't able to keep Friends Are For EVERLY BROTHERS/All Have To I Knew You Were Waiting Slipping But Still Alive up with them," Do Is Dream BREAD /Diary he says. WHEN does use some TV, BOSTON 'Amanda Park Communications' WHEN NEIL DIAMONDiCherry BEATLESLet It Be SMOKEY ROBINSON Just To See busboards, and bumper stickers. Cherry is "a bright AC which is anything RESTLESS WHITNEY HOUSTON/The Greatest Her HEART I'll Still Be but laid back," according to GM/ Carotin sees WHEN and WSYR Love Of All BANGL-GS Loving You /Walking Down Your PD Bob Carolin. "I'm happy as strong AM stations whose ef- JAMES TAYLOR;You've Got A to sit SIMON & GARFUNKEL.Sounds Of Street forts "keep people listening to the Friend with a 5.7 as long as the demos are Silence MICHAEL McDONALD,'I Keep there." AM dial " However, referring to EAGLES /Best Of My Love Forgettin' JANET JACKSON/When I Think Of WSYR's long news blocks and You BARBRA STREISAND /People BETTE MIDLER.The Rose Carotin's counter to Y94 FM's farm reports, he says his competi- ten in a row is "to sound like a tor is "stodgy." 50 RaR May 1, 1987

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NEW ERA DAWNS WITH FUSION 40 More Syndicated

Shows Hit Airwaves LORBER CONFESSES - Jeff Lorber (I) stopped by WNOP /Cincinnati to chat with jock Val Coleman about his "Private Passion" LP and latest single "True Confessions." In January this column featured a list of jazz /instru- mental syndicated programs. Two more such shows can now be added to those first 13. magazine -type information on Fusion 40 home audio equipment, a national Tele Programs will soon debut calendar of jazz events, jazz "Fusion 40," a weekly three -hour history, and artist interviews. The countdown fused with the free- first show is scheduled to appear form style of jazz. It will feature early next month. approximately 40% vocals to 60% audience falls in the upper demos. instrumentals by artists such as A "New Era" Its current mix of 30 signed sta- Andreas Vollenweider, George CBS Radio's "The New Era," tions runs about 40% AOR and 60% Howard, Anita Baker, David San- almost a month old, is produced by AC and Beautiful Music. Somach born, Sade, and Shadowfax. Denny Somach Productions. The points out, "It's strictly a head- two-hour weekly (which was in- phones only-type show - euroelec- itially titled "The New Age Show ") tronic." Exec. Producer is CBS features artists including Shadow- Radio Networks VP /Program- fax, Jerry Goodman, Jean-Luc ming Frank Murphy. Ponty, Tangerine Dream, Liz Some observers predict the list Story, Michael Hedges, and Pat of jazz /new age /fusion syndicated GORDON SWINGS BY WNEW - While in New York Dexter Gordon, the tenor saxman and star of the film "'Round Midnight, " visited jazz host Les "Fusion 40" will be hosted by Metheny. shows will grow to at least 20 pro- Davis (r) and producer John Platt (I), and talked about his latest Blue Note 22 -year radio vet and Hosting is personality Mi- grams by fall. Also running hot are current air LP "The Other Side Of 'Round Midnight." KUTE /Los Angeles announcer chael Tozzi of WIQQ /Philadelphia. rumors of a national jazz music China Smith. The show will include Like Fusion 40, New Era's target format.

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moved from a artist are played .. WCLZ /Portland, MN; Loretta Station /Jock News Record Rap ... Brenda Winfield has from particular ... Black -Hawk Records to Optimism as WRTI /Philadelphia has begun airing Crawford (207) 725 -5505. KADX /Denver has been sold to National Promotion Director. "Jazz Encounters," hosted by Temple BM stations: WRKS/New York, Century Broadcasting (which also Former Gramavision National Pro- U sociologist Jack V. Buerkle. He Rob Crocker; (212) 678 -0553. owns crosstown AC AM KLSC). The motion Director Suzanne Berg has Programming leads listeners from Africa to fusion in KOKY /Little Rock, OM /PD George deal stipulates that KADX must remain been named Associate Director, AC three- to five -minute programs aired Frazier; (501) 661 -0150.

a for at least a . Elek- "Light Listening" KOWN (FM92)/ Jazz station year .. Promotion /Artist Development at seven times a day /twice a week. CHR stations: KKAZ /Cheyenne, Escondido (San Diego North County) Newly appointed at WFSS /Fayette- tra /Asylum ... MCA has picked up Jack Alexander (aka Doc Willet); ville are James Alpert and Jean Sin- GRP for distribution only: publicity and has expanded its nightly show "After WNEW (AM) /New York producer (307) 632 -0551

clair as ND and Creative Director, promotion will be handled by GRP .. . Hours Jazz" to 7pm -2am. PD Jim John Platt hosts the new Sunday respectively ... WFAE /Charlotte Global Pacific Records has signed a Charvat says the show includes night "New Horizons," in which new Noncommercial and commercial IL - . stations: WSIE'Edwardsville. (full goes 24 hours with more Jazz . distribution deal with CBS Records "Jacuzzi Sets," where three -in -a -row age and related music is featured .. Best wishes to KJCB /Lafayette jazz When two big -name artists appear in time Jazz @ 50kw). Roy Garrettson; host Calvin Boutee, who resigned to Buffalo in different clubs on the same (618) 692 -2228 ... WJHU Balti- join the Marines. night, WEBR does a "double header" more, Bob Young; (301) 338 -9548 The new morning man at WBEE/ - live remotes from both spots, one ... WUNC /Chapel Hill, NC, Greg Chicago is Larry Smith (who con- after the other. The first featured were Hils; (919) 966 -5454 ... WIVI /St. tinues to do Friday nights at cross- Bobby Bland and George Howard. Croix (fulltime Jazz), Bob Edwards; (809) 773 -3810 WTJZ Hamp- town NPR station WBEZ) . WDMT/ ... Cleveland has switched format from Service Pu -leez! ton, VA (commercial AM), Karla Foxe; B/U to CHR and is no longer reporting (804) 723 -3391. These stations need jazz record to the Jazz section. Its jazz host, service. General Industry Daryl Scott, is seeking a new gig; AC stations: WRRM (Warm 98)/ (216) 237 -9747 ... Also looking for Cincinnati, MD Lisa Kozak; (513) The Mt. Hood Festival of Jazz is a new post is Jerry Bradford, most 241 -9898... WTFM /Johnson City; slated for August 1 -2. Sponsors in- recently PD at WCLK /Atlanta; (404) (615) 246 -9578... WMJX /Boston, clude the Mt. Hood Community Col- 753 -2202 . The new Jazz Pro- lege Foundation, Michelob, 7 -Up, G.I. Ken Johnson; (617) 542 -0241 .. . ducer at WWNO /New Orleans is Fred WUPE /Pittsfield, MA, Michael Ran - Joe, Portland's Volvo Dealers, KINK - Kasten. court; (413) 499 -1531 ... WSDR/ FM, and KGW -TV. Call Terri Cala - Congratulations to WBGO /Newark, Sterling, IL, John Federickson; (815) moneri at (503) 665 -1131 ... Na- which is celebrating its eighth year 625-3400... KKCI (K- Lite) /Kansas tional Jazz Service Organization Presi- with Jazz, and to KMHD /Portland on City, Mark Mason; (816) 753 -1065 dent David Baker has been nominated its third anniversary ... Kudos also to ... WVIP (AM) /Mt. Kisco, NY Jerry by President Reagan to serve on the jazz host Jim Gosa, who marked his Lofton; (914) 241 -1310 ... KQSK/ National Council of the Arts. This is the 20tti year at KKGO /Los Angeles, and Chadron, NE, Fred Kruse; (308) first time someone in the Jazz field /Washington host Felix to WWRC jazz honored. The is . has been so council 432 -5545. . .. KOAQ (0103)/ Grant, who was elected Chairman of SANBORN WELCOMES SCOFIELD was a Denver, Barry James; made up of 26 citizens recognized for the Brazilian- American Cultural In- - Guitarist John Scofield fea- (303) tured guest on David Sanborn's "The Jazz Show. "The pair discussed Sco- 893 -0103. their knowledge and expertise of the stitute, a non- profit organization field's current LP "Blue Matter." AOR WFNX /Boston, arts, and is an advisory committee to to cultural exchanges be- stations: "dedicated the National Endowment for the Arts. tween the two countries. Bruce McDonald; (617) 595 -6200 May 1,1987R&R51 MARKETPLACE

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T &R: Helen Leicht, 2 Bala Cyn- I Must have excellent on -air, production WBHP voted by AP as best major market WAXX & WAVY seeks copywriter /production person. Prefer wyd Plaza, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004. EOE 15/11 previous experience. Copy samples and TAR: Copy Director. and copy writing skills. Great opportunity news operation in Alabama Is looking for Box 8000, Eau Claire, WI 54702 -8000. EOE 14/241 i WSSH /Boston seeks outstanding Soft AC air talent with au- 1 and superior benefits with an outstan- a reporter -anchor. Must be a "team perior production Sales pros skills. TBR: Steve Gallagher PD, 500 W. I ding company. Reply with T &R to Radio player" with strong writing and street needed at KOK2 B KXEL/Waterloo, IA. Resumes: Cummings Park, Ste. 2500, Woburn MA 01801. EOE Ken Hensley SM, Box 1540, 50704. EOE 14/24) 15/11 & Records, 1930 Century Park West, reporting skills and a good self -starter Greet opportunhy for teNnted promotion director/nighttime Box #693, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE with imagination. We have a heavy corn - Fulkime opening at dominent music leader in Northeast IA. animal at Central New York's most aggressive AOR. T&R, Si- mitment to news and need an experienced C&R: Ted B. Jacobsen, KFMW, Box 1330, Waterloo, IA. FOE mon (4/24) Jeffries, WAQX, Box 95, Syracuse, NY 13250. EOE In 15/11 person to join our award winning team beautiful North Alabama. Send tape, Entry level news in smell market. Not afraid of hard work and News Director/conespondentl Seek professional to serve as resume, and salary requirements to Gary long hours? TBR: Brad Howard, KOFO, Box 16, Ottawa, KS director of staff. Mornings are known for news. T&R: Scott SOUTH Hahn, PO Box 1230, Huntsville, Alabama 66087. EOE 14/241 Meateller, y14NPA, Box 2168, Williamsport. PA 17701. EOE EOE 15/11 35807. No phone calls. Possible future news position for Full Service AM. Nice area. TBR: Roberts, Top -rated Southeast rocker seeks CBR from newspeople and Jim WCWC, Box 158, Ripon, WI 54971. FOE Resort area FM seeks morning personality. Good opportunity, personalities for future openings. Minimum two years' ex- 14/241 great quality of life and pay. TBR: WLKZ, Jay Williams. 16 perience. Box 878, Savannah, GA 31498. EOE 14/241 Coltaway, Wayland, MA 01778. EOE 15/1) Possible future full and parttime openings for Love Song format. TBR: Seven to midnight opening at FSA/Top 40. Experience and Charlie Conover, WVUR, Box 158, Ripon, WI 54971. good production a must. Females encouraged. TBR: Gary EOE 14/24) Opportunity knocks in the pages of Moss, WKRM B WKOM, Box 1377, Columbia, TN 38402. Program Director R &R every Friday ... call (213) EOE 14/241 needed with aggressive approach to programming and promotions. T&R: Tom Thies, KLIK B KTXY, 553-4330 to make it happen for you! Box 414, Leading Southwest Urban station seeks warm -sounding Nashville's leading Adult Con- Jefferson City, MO 65102. EOE 14/241 news persons with at least two years' experience. T&R: Vern local radio station accepting applications for full and pamime Ptirttkce with fulltkne potential in Atlantic Catron OM, KZEY, Box 4248, Tyler, TX 75712. FOE 14/241 temporary station is now searching City. Call Russ announcers. T&R: PD, Box 9800, Minneapolis, MN Egan. OM/PD, WIN 55440. 8 WEPG, 1609) 348 -4646. EOE 15/1) for a Program Director to con- EOE 14/24) East T station Is accepting applications for a Sales Man- Mid -Atlantic AC needs announcer with production skills. ager. Good money for a producer. Paul James, Box AA, Mar- tinue its market dominance as Nash- CBR: Pete Low, WGLL, Box 92, Mercersburg, PA 17236. shall, TX 75671. EOE 15/11 ville's Class FM. Applicant must EOE 15/11 Want to increase sales? Use R &R Immediate openings for experienced announcers in our Jack- bring leadership qualities and a Opportunities ads to find hot new son, TN, stations. sales 1063 FMV/Blairstown, NJ. seeks dynamite lock /MD to start CBR: Chip Douglas Mosley, C -R Broadcast- ing, talent. Call 213-553-4330. now. T&R: Tom Rocco PD, WFMV, Box 428, Blairstown, NJ 344 Old Pinson Rd., Jackson, TN 38301. FOE 15/11 strong desire to remain the leader in 07825. Females encouraged to apply. EOE 15/11 Nashville. Experience a Need nowl An aggressive anchor /street reporter. Photo and and suc- Experienced, creative morning personality needed T8R: Bill Dennis, WPVA, Box 87, Petersburg, VA 23804. Possible immediate- cessful track record will be 2 of the future news position. Personality a plus. Great area. ly for new Hot AC Saratoga- Albany T&R: Howard FOE 15/11 TAR: (NY). Gins- Jim Roberts, WCWC, Box 156, Ripon, WI 54971. EOE berg. 12 Beech St., Essex Junction, VT 05452. EOE 15/1) deciding factors. Be ready to assume 15/11 East Texas station is accepting T&Rs for future morning per- the position Small market AC/CHR hybrid station seeks midday entertain- sonality spot. Pros only. Paul James, Box AA, Marshall, TX immediately. Send er. Good 75671. EOE (5/11 Full Stinks production, team player. No calls. T&R, Brian resume to David F. Manning, Vice- AM seeks production -oriented personality Moore, WELK, 228 Randolph Ave., Elkins, WV 26241. EOE capable of light phones. T&R) Chip Ramsey, WBOW, 1301 (5 /11 Announcer /salesperson needed. Seek community- oriented President /General Manager, 10 Ohio, Terre Haute, IN 47807. No rookies. EOE 15/11 team player. Beautiful place to live and work. TBR: WLCC & Sports radio' total voice! RTV /Boston needs sportscasters WRAA, Box 387. Luray, VA 22835. EOE 15/1) Music Circle East, Nashville, TN KCNN /Grand Forks seeks PD/announcer and talk show hosts now. Know sports front for fast-moving in- and back? Na- 37203. EOE formation- packed news/talk morning tionwide? Call Allen: WJBO and the Southern States Network has an opening for a show. Call Scott Han- 1617) 444.1788. EOE 15/11 nan, OM, today. Sports Director. Minimum five years' experience. TAR: Dave 12181 773 -2424. EOE 15/11 WEIM news has an opening for morning anchor in our three Prince, Box 496, Baton Rouge, LA 70821. No calls. EOE 15/1) person dept. TBR: Jack Raymond, Box 727, Fitchburg, MA 01420. EOE (5/1) Hardworking sales pro needed in Southern Kentucky. Send resume including previous billing to Stan McKenny, SM, The Fairbanks Communications Company is searching Hardworking announcers needed for parttime weekends/f ill- WLBJ, Bowling Green, KY 42102 -0689. EOE 15/1) for the right person for a challenging and in. Talented beginners considered. T&R: Steve Raymond, PD, EXCITING TALK WINK East Texas is resumes HOST POSITION FM, 98 Getchell Ave., Woonsocket, RI 02895. EOE station accepting for sales depart- for (5/11 ment. Must be a producer. Paul James, Box AA, Marshall, TX its news/talk station in South Florida. 75671. EOE 15/11 We're looking for a creative, self- starting conservative to moderate Starvkw 92.7, polity rock 'ñ roll, has a rare opening. host dedicated to doing whatevgr it takes to keep WJNO the nights. Experience and great production only. C&R) Mike On- Florida AC FM seeks morning personality ASAP. Creative. southeast USA's highest -rated talk station. We offer an attractive dayko, RD 4 Box 3125. York, PA 17404. EOE 15/1) experienced. T&R: Greg Cohane, WLVU FM, 1473 Springer salary/incentive Dr.. Port Richey, FL 33568. EOE 15/11 program with a comprehensive benefit package and the loveliest area of South Florida. To obtain more information about this great opportunity WCXR 105.9 - (Rmer x.vwRZ a co.! send resume and recent air -check to: John Picano, 105.9 WCXR, Washington's Classic Rock, MORNING NEWS ANCHOR for major Program Director P O Box 189. West Palm Beach, Florida has opening for Promotion Manager for its sunbelt market. Top 50 experience in Uóí 33402 AM/FM combo. Min. two-year experience. AC required. Writing skills essential. Wri- Resumes to: General Manager, WCXR/ ting samples, T&R to Lowry & Company, WCPT, 510 King 5888 E. Onyx, Scottsdale, Street, Alexandria, AZ 85253. No ©.s z 4-4 NM I 0/ Virginia ©r 22314. EOE calls. EOE AM 1230 54 SIR May`'1, 1987" OPPORTUNITIES

OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS

Full Service 50,000 watt /clear channel in a great ... AM COUNTRY NEW 100,000 WATT FM Top 10 Market is looking for . . . PD /MD needed for upper Midwest AM Country. going AC in June. Need all shifts - plus A personality who can handle our overnight show, heard in over 30 states! We can offer you a competitive salary, benefits, Music, Promotion and Production Direc- and stable working environment. T&R materials tors. Good money and benefits for You'll play some great music, use the phones in a fun and entertaining way and to: Doug Espeland, c/o WXCO, PO Box 778, talented team players. Females /Minori- as America, in- keep the overnight audience of this major market, as well half of Wausau, WI 54401. EOE M/F ties encouraged. To join an exciting, new formed with news and information. company of dedicated pros, RUSH your Small, medium and large market talent encouraged to apply. Stability in current or tape with production sample, resume, salary history and photo: Radio and previous employment important. Impeccable references - a must! Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box Cassettes, resumes and reasons for wanting this position should be mailed to: WEST #691, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #680, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

EOE KFRE/Fresno is now accepting T &Rs for present and future openings. Bob Mitchell, 999 N. Van Ness Ave., CA 93728. EOE 14/17) Wanted, Raid reporte /anchor for aggressive medium market WEST COAST Full Service AM. Prefer experience, salary negotiable. T &R: Tom Guarino ND, KPAY. 2854 Cramer Ln., Chico, CA 95928. MAJOR WEST COAST FM CHR STA- THE BUZZARD EOE 14/171 TION looking for brilliant mid -day and A Southern CA legend seeks hot afternoon personality. Must afternoon airchecks. Send tape & WANTS YOU: know what "Boss Radio" means) T&R: Steve Craig, KMEN, resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- Rare opening at Rolling Stone's Box 1290, San Bernardino, 92402. No calls please. EOE tury Park West, #682, Los Angeles, CA 14/17) 90067. EOE Station of the Year... 8 years in a rowl We're looking for a mature, conversa- i tional pro with a fierce desire to WIN! All the best jobs ... all over the T, R 8 photo to: country , , , every week in R &R Brian Philips, WMMS, Statier Office Opportunities ... check 'em out! Tower, Cleveland, OH 44115. ALL -KITES IN S. CALIFORNIA No calls. M/F E.O.E. One of our CHR stations is looking for a Radio salespeople! KAAR /Portland has a new concept in polished medium market pro for their MALRITE COMMUNICATIONS GROUP L1 sales. Call: Bob Ancheta 15031 228 -1480. EOE 14/24) overnight show. This position is a rare op- Central CA combo has an evening position. Automation and portunity available only through FSA AC seeks parttime personalities for possible fulltime production experience a must. Above market pay, excellent Westwood Personalities. We have already 1r A.0 positions. T &R: Darryl Parks, Box 2208, Kokomo. IN growth. T &R: John Katz, 717 North Mooney, Tulare, 93274. negotiated an excellent salary with all EOE 46904 -2208. EOE 15/1) SUNNY Program 14/241 benefits, plus moving expenses! For con- Director Adult AOR station in Colorado resort market seeks a sideration, please rush your T&R to #Wt parson needed for established small market AM. Great 04a5FM dedicated professional a minimum of five years' ex- entry level opportunity. ANDY EICHENWALD, Box 16, Otta- with Westwood Personalities, 279 South Bever- perience. T &R: Box 5559, Avon, 81620. EOE 14/24) wa, KS 66067. EOE ly 15/1) WSNX /Muskegon, Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90212. (213) MI big market bucks, 851-5769. Hardworking evening AOR talent with excellent production the resources to get the job done and skills needed. No jivers. T &R: Bill Robbins, WMAD, Box America's most beautiful summer Colorado Rockies resort radio is accepting T &Rs for Soh AC. 7727. Madison, WI 53707. EOE (5/1) beaches. We're already in the mid 20's, Seek friendly personality for our listeners. T &R: PD, Box V, Vail, CO 81658. EOE 15/11 CHR KIII seeks T &Rs for future openings. T &R: Ric Morgan 12+ in the Birch' and ready to go higher. PD, Box 2188, Minot. ND 58702. EOE 15/11 Great people skills a must! Send com- N. CA 100,000kw has money to spend for right air talent /pro- posite, resume and references to Chuck duction wizard. T &R: Jim Nelly, KXGO, Box 1131, Arcata, CHR /AC combo seeks air talent for all dayperts. Production a CA 95521. EOE 15/1) Finney, Goodrich Broadcasting, 2517 East must. T &R: Dick Richards, 943 Cedargate Rd., Pontiac, MI am1240.9 48054. EOE 15/1) Mt. Hope, Lansing, MI 48910. EOE M/F Interstate Satellite Network seeks two weekend personalities 'Muskegon winter 87 ORS for AC Christian format. Prefer local talent. T &R: Gem Morning Personality for Top EZ WJLW /Green Bay, WI, has immediate openings for an Opera- O'Brien, 1740 W. Katella #106, Orange, CA 92867. EOE tions Director and Sales Manager. Great opportunity. T &R: 15/1) Listening station in beautiful Col- 133 North Superior St.. Depere. WI 54115. EOE 15/1) orado KHYL/Sacramanto seeks parttime air talent. T&R: John Chap- Springs. EZ Listening ex- pell, 4811 Chippendale Dr., Ste. 802, Sacramento, CA perience a must! T &R to Dan 95841. EOE MPR 15/1) Shanahan, Box 1457, Colorado I 7o,o MORNING NEWS KVYN /Nape Valley. CA. seeks midday AT with strong pro- Springs, CO 80901. EOE A great station, a great staff, a Minnesota Public Radio has an immediate duction background. T &R: Don Defesi, 1124 Foster Rd., Napa, CA 94558. Females encouraged. EOE great start if you can help us con- opening for skilled, experienced radio jour- 15/11 nalist to assemble and present nine newscasts Production Director for major market AM /FM combo. T &R: tinue the strong, creative news corn - each weekday morning, within local /statewide Toby Hart, Box 11335, Tacoma, WA 98411. EOE 15/1) mitment we have given to our grow- broadcasts of Morning Edition. Major market ing small community, this may be experience desirable. Salary competitive. Quietly looking for help? Use R &R the position for you. Our outgoing Resume, demo tape, and salary history to: Blind Box Opportunities ads. Call llsa reporter says "... A great place to or Dave at 213 -553.4330 for more (CAL 96.E learn and the freedom to be cre- Minnesota information. ative." Internship or experience Public Radio helpful. Cassette, resume, and Personnel Department WANTED writing samples to: Tim Walter, 45 East Eighth Street Two Hot Texas CHR's are looking for hot Afternoon Drive Personality ND, WLKI, North Wayne Plaza, St. Paul, MN 55101 talent on the way up. Former jocks at both ready for the AOR challenge of going Equal Opportunity Employer stations are in the Top 50 now. Want to be head to head with KLOS Los Angola, Indiana 46703. EOE next? Angeles. Tape & Resume to: Got a job? Need a jock? Put it in Cliff Roberts Opportunities -- and get results! Call SHANE MEDIA SERVICES WINNING 213-553-4330. KCAL -FM MORNING En 6405 Richmond Ave., Suite 311 525 New Jersey, Houston, TX 77057 ENTERTAINER MAI Suite A We're a 1(10,000 watt CHR leader with an In- Redlands, CA 92373 credible opportunity for a killer morning en- Please include references tertainer. Join the solid, committed Stauffer CINCINNATI /DAYTON'S REAL COUNTRY EOE Communications team. Overnight packages to PROGRAM DIRECTOR GIANT is now searching for a take charge Chuck Knight, KRNQ, 1416 Locust, Des If you're a highly motivated ex- Moines, IA 50309. EOE PROGRAM DIRECTOR. Applicant must have strong production skills, proven country music perienced P.D., strong on -air, production, promotions, programming track record, and a strong pro- with a POSITIONS SOUGHT mote to win attitude. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY good understanding of today's TO MAKE THE JUMP AND SCORE BIG IN TWO processing equipment, and can Super young air talent seeks full or parttime employment in Orange County area. PAUL: 1714) 836 -4008. 14/241 TOP 50 RADIO MARKETS. This position will keep a leading CHR FM on top in u93Fm be filled with 30 days. Rush T&R to: Neil a medium market Colorado sta- High energy CHR jock will bring strong phones and excitement to your night shift. Hardworking team player. FRANKIE: Kearney, V.P. /G.M., WBVE-FM, 9902 Carver T South Bend's dominant CHR needs an tion, send &P to Radio & 19151 643 -5548. 14/24) Road, P.O. BOX 42238, Cincinnati, Ohio evening cooker. If you're hot on air, great Records, 1930 Century Park 45242. CSB graduate seeks fulltime on-air position. News /sports, with phones and a team player, send T &R West, #673, Los Angeles, CA Hwilling to relocate. MIKE JENKINS: 1619) 390-0762.14/24/ to Steve Delaney, WNDU -FM, Box 1616, 90067. EOE South Bend, Texas radio personality with management experience seeks Indiana 46634. EOE M/F position with progressive organization in need of dedicated 'team player. All offers considered. 12141 881 -0352. 14/241 May 1,1987RaRs55 OPPORTUNITIES

POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS Attention West SOUGHT /Midwest AC /CHR stations! I want to work for you. Nine years' experience. BRIAN: Reno, Vegas, (308) 532 -9676. (4/24) Denver, pro is the best kept secret in Dallas. 17 years AT /Production. CHR /AC /Country. Dependable with Announcer with five years' experience seeks fulltime position I Want To Be A Disc Jockey! RIC CRAMER: 1216) great references. RICK: 1817) 645 -4110. (5/11 as MD /announcer for small/medium market station. AL: 14121 835 -2038. (4/24) HOT AUSTRALIAN TEAM looking for a 793 -9508.15/11 Bright, quick, new challenge natural communicator with unlimited potentials at CHR, AOR station in Los Angeles, Philly. Boston. Chicago, Houston. Miami. New seeks AOR drive /evening position. JOHN A: (312) 784 -1327. medium or major market. Do you want movie York, Currently rated premieres? Promotions pro with five Denver. All I places want to work. CHR jock on the 15/11 years' N 1 In major OZ experience ready to help your station get what it de- loose. R.C.: 1216) 8352038. 14/24) market. Inquiries to Radio serves. Will relocate. RICK HARRIS: (305) 678 -4358. (5/1) Beautiful/EZ MIKE MCCARTHY mornings at Lite & Records, 1930 Century Park West, /the. Strong background Including Bonneville - 106/Tulsa and 95 Rock/ Birmingham. AC /AOR /CHR. owned stations in New York and Los Angeles. 1619) Creative, fun, and proven ratings #683, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Energetic air personlity /copywriter with two years' experi- winner. A quality 320 -7893.14/241 kind of guy. 19181 250 -7993. 15/11 ence CHR /AC formats seeks home in small /medium market. Will relocate. NORRIS: (6021829-0177. I'm 15/11 Five years jockin'. Want fulltime slot in Las Vegas or Southern allergic to mornings, but if you want twelve years' experi- Cal. Have worked ence and have a midday or afternoon AC with all formats except CHR /BU. Good /CHR shift. Call Where did the time go] I was having so much fun. Responsi- JACK: (2191464- 11 -year CHR/Urban /Rock voice. BILL: 1205) 269 -6676. (4/24) 9955.15/11 jock and PD seeks position. Prefer ble, mature MD, AC/CHR, Confident, natural, and ready. Southeast. 18031 457-4556. (5/1 ) Prefer Midwest/West. DOUG: (4021 379 -3300. 15/11 Word Up! Need a night jock? Try met UC /AC /MOR. Prefer Two -year news West Coast, but can negotiate. GRAYLAND D. HOOKS: anchor from CA who has covered football to 1213) 391-8634. 14/24! politics seeks reporting job. Will relocate anywhere. DAVID MELLO: 14081 385 -0194. 15/1) All I need Is chancel Parttimer hungry for fulltime position in PROGRAM MANAGER Lively, Spicy and Human small /medium market. Seven -year AC/CHR pro. CHR /AC. DAVE: 1712) 252 -2330. A.M. Specialist. Top 66 Markets. (winning top Well- mannered, witty, sweet, car- 1511) ing, dedicated and have nice Quality person and 10 teeth. Courteous phone voice award- winning, 14 track record). "New A.M. competition - too. BARRY: 18031249- 7597.15/11 year maj. mkt. talent blends Your Country station needs a shot in the arm to enhance your proof, audience talk /mu- bonding, and personnel leader- sic music library? Former MD has a few tricks that /variety exp. from Baltimore's won't hurt ship systems to insure Sales' I want to rock. I'm ready to roll. Four years' experience major notori- your budget. Prefer Arizona. needs." Custom JERRY: (505) 722 -3489. (5/11 market. Currently Asst. PD. Looking ous "Mad Radio" to KMOX. D.C., Md., BOOKLET: Adult audience -management plan South and West. JIM: N.Y. 14191 433 -6254. 15/11 or top 25. Charlie 301 -444 -5328. Talented, experienced PD. Creative, organized, resourceful. - details of advanced consumer /listener re- Seven years on-air in majors, too. Prefer top 200 market. search studies and implications plus ratings ap- 27 share last book. Major market experience. Seven years of 1615) 883 -5900. 15/1) plications and revenue -building information. CHR on -air, programming, promotion, and music research experience. Seek CHR PD Prefer Southern warm climate in larger market. For free CEO /GM booklet, /on -air position. 16161 842 -0947. 18 years' ex- call Carl, 305- (5/11 perience, married, stable, and available. News /morning le man/ Ì-//-//...... 942 -8861. Not a consultant. Commitment production /PD /ND. LARRY KAY: 1717)653- 2500.15/11 to one station or group only. Easy isn't Easy, I'm good at it. Experienced former OD seeks ADULT MORNING GARY on -air in medium or major market. Great voice, production, JAMES, former WXLP MD, seeks position as MD on or off -air or in PERSONALITY and promotions. JOHN: 1313) 227-6328. 15/11 the record industry: 1312) 385 -3871. 15/11 Leader of morning team, full service AC. News pro: great pipes, Consistent high ratings, Recent broadcasting graduate seeks position in small /medium writing, and creative use of sound. 25 -54, medium I will Major market experience, talk to your medium market. and they will enjoy. JIM: Black/Urban market Hardwoking and dedicated. Prefer Dal- solid references. WAYNE SMITH: market. Cassette 15031 292 -2261. on request; Radio & (414) 295 -3520. (5/11 las, Texas area SHANTINA: 12141 942 -6394. 15/11 15/11 Records, 1930 Century Park West, Knock #684, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Knock! Who there? Iconoclast. Iconoclast who? 1 Iconoclast much longer in public radio. Seek commercial break in the MISCELLANEOUS Southwest area. OWEN: 1513) 530 -9758. 15/1) I'M AN ARB TERRORIST As your next Aggressive. PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR, creative woman seeks aggressive, creative sta- rii your competition CHR KSEL & Country KKIK FM is under new tion. will be terrorized by what ownership and is Character voices, satire, writing. and Oldies are my spe- I'll I dare to chill) This DJ loves the night now Lubbock's hottest Country time. UC /AC;MOR. Pre- cialties. Will relocate. KATE: (303) do to their ARB's! station. Seek service from all fer West 846 -4748. 15/1) labels. ATTN: Coast, but can negotiate. GRAYLAND: 12131 Jon Griffin, Box 2369, Lubbock, TX 79408. 391-8634 15/11 15/1)-ii Break away from the I'm radio's best kept secret: Dynamically crea- ordinary. Give your small/medium AOR/ f CHR a big time sound. Experienced duo. Production, voices. tive! Exceptionally organized and meticulous! Top notch CHR /Urban/AC /CW. Small /medium market PD and characters. GLENN: (312) 445 -0770. with 11 15/1) Excellent management skills! Solid radio mar- years' experience. Prefer Southeast. 1803) R &R 457-4556.15/11 keting /image instincts! Energetic radio fanatic! Opportunities Street -smart thinker! Good understanding of Bags packed, Display tank filled) Former major market jock getting ul- research/ Advertising from SECOND BANANA #'s! Dedicated! cers unemployement. Any size market and shift. CHRI AC /Country. (519) 451 -7658. I'm a supportive- creative experienced Display: $40 15/11 I'll effectively promote and position your sta- per inch per week (maximum Morning Guy who'll accept second bill- tion; help increase your cume, TSL & AQH, 35 words per inch). Includes border ing. Great voice and voices. Concept. with solid, visionary ideas via my nine years and logo Humor. No Ego problems. Major Markets radio /tv experience. Ready to create marketing FUNNY PERSONALITY Only. T &R Blind Box: $50 per inch per week (maxi- to Radio & Records, 1930 warfare Seeks & inflict some pain! mum mórning show in Northeast Century Park West, Box #692, Los 35 words per inch). In- All serious cludes or West Coast. Aggressive and con- Angeles, CA 90067. inquiries considered for any top 40 border, box number and metro rated CHR/Hot postage handling. sistently funny, next station AC /BU /Gold/non -metal should be AOR. I'll relocate for right offer; especially CA, 12-year pro, love people and teamwork. On -air, production, the one to let me go full Sunbelt & NE. throttle. and news experience. Humor free. Prefer East Coast. JIM: Call today before the pain I in- Payable In Advance! Previous ratings show good strength (304) 229 -2749. (5/1) flict may be on YOU! Stephen (617) 449 -8141! Display & Blind Box advertising orders must be in Male & Female 18-25. Help! Owners Ideal boss: won't give big guns to fight war. Seek new bat. typewritten or printed tleground. and accompanied by check Intelligent, understands Currently in P3 market looking for same or bigger. true per- Actress for "theatre of the mind" radio. mailed to our office in advance. DON: 1505) 623-9100 days or 622 -2120 evenings. (5/11 Nine -year pro with sonality radio, will give me free reign two years in major market. Prefer AOR /AC. ROBYN EVANS: (8161357 -2575.15/1) on show content and creativity. If Sales position wanted by engineer who wants to switch to Deadline the sales side of the business. Also interested in programming. Help! Helpl Broadcasting you're seriously searching for young BRUCE: (818) 342 -6521. (5/11 school graduate needs a chance to To appear in the following week's Issue, we must be a lock. Please call AL: 15021 351 -7944. 15,11 receive your ad by Thursday talent, I'd like to talk. Jeff The noon (PST) prior to Deminski majic is in the music and the music is in me. MAJIC In search issue date. Address all ads R 703 -743 -5167. MARK: 18151 875 -2695. (5/1) of innovative PD to air dynamic female duo. Ex- to &R Opportunities, Mornings. tremely marketable. Wit, charm, ambition. Guaranteed win- 1930 Century Park West. Los Angeles, CA 90067 ning ratings. CONNER & SULLIVAN: You name it. I've worked it. Multiformat veteran seeks new (2121884-1117 151) challenge. Prefer Southeast or Mid -Atlantic. All offers considered. RUSS BRYANT: 18031 957 -4165 (5/11 R &R Opportunities Experienced air personality seeks position. Any shift. JOHN: Multitrack Maniac 3141 341 -5473. 15/11 BEAU DANIELS Major Market Production Pro 'Free Advertising Small market GM with 17 years' experience seeks same ca- Six Years Have Blade, Will Travel Radio caaty in small /medium market With 95SX & Records provides free (24 words or 3 in the desert Southwest. Inter - ested WMXJ, Q101, WAAY. Call (213) 204 -1249 For Info lines) listings in equity BOB KIRBY: (3161 225 -3701. (5/1) Exploring medium ' to radio stations and record com- and major market opportunities. Produc- panies in Openings. Free listings of the same Creative producer /writer. multitrack engineer /announcer with tion Director Broadcast Talent Associates with controlled energy for I length are also available to individuals seeking croducnon company seeks major market position. Adverbs- afternoons -1(3 and nights. Stable with #1 1 work in the industry and broadcast expertise. JEFF: 15031 225 -8368. 15/11 under Positions Sought. All It happens track record 803-884 -3520. all the time. This time it happened to me. WFIL sale other advertising must run display. has Philly news pro on the street. Prefer California or the Northeast. MIKE: 12151 969 -1456. 15/11 Unlimited Deadline 10 YRS. WGCL /CLEVELAND talent, positive and hardworking. Intelligent personality seeks 10 -year vet seeks CHR /AC opportunity. Enjoy doing produc- Aggressive. Midwest position. 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Bonneville Broadcasting Drake -Chenault The Programming Joe Palnek f800! 247-3303 "Me'Ca,, ,nm n .rn Consultants EUROPE Alpha XT-40 Shea Penny 843 7807 !8001 Stereo Rock DAN HILL "Can't We Try" LISA -LISA "Head To Toe" Easy Listening PARTLAND BROS. "Soul City" LEVEL 42 "Lessons In Love" LEVEL 42 "Lessons In Love" BILLY IDOL "Sweet Sixteen" TO ART GREENSLADE "Lucille" BON JOVI "Wanted Dead Or CONTINUES Contempo 300 CARA VELLI "Red Roses For A Alive" Blue Lady" PSYCHEDELIC FURS "Heartbreak U2 "With Or Without You" SYNTHPHONIC VARIATIONS Beat" "One More Night" Great American Country AC

Broadcast Programming JUDDS "I Know Where I'm Going" DAN HILL "Can't We Try" John Sne,men Jay A1b69hr 800, 426 9082 RICKY VAN SHELTON "Crime Of VANDROSS & HINES "There's "ROCK Adult Contemporary Passion" Nothing Better Than Love" MARIE OSMOND "Everybody's RUSSELL HITCHCOCK "The Crazy About My Baby" Country River Cried" SKO "American Me" JOURNEY "Why Can't This Night Supersoul Go On Forever" JUDDS "I Know Where I'm Going" THE. LaBELLE & CHAMPLIN DESERT ROSE BAND "Ashes Of "The Last ONE WAY "Whammy" Love" Unbroken Heart" JONATHAN BUTLER "Lies" SKAGGS & WHITE "Love Can't JODY WATLEY "Still A Thrill" Modern Country Ever Get Any Better Than This" REGINA BELLE "Show Me The Way" K.T. OSLIN "80's Ladies" HOWARD HEWETT "I Commit To NIGHT" JUDDS "I Know Where I'm Going" Love" HOLLY DUNN "Love Someone Radio Arts CLUB NOUVEAU John 9enee¢r,8 re 84, 0225 Like Me" "Why You Treat Me So Bad" GATLIN & FRICKIE "From Time Country's Best To Time" JANET JACKSON "The Pleasure Principle" RICKY VAN SHELTON "Crime Of AND THE NATION SKAGGS & WHITE "Love Can't KAJAMMIN "It Ain't Over (Till It's Passion" Ever Get Any Better Than This" Over)" SKAGGS & WHITE "Love Can't 4 BY FOUR "They Want You For Ever Get Any Better Than This" My Girlfriend" Century 21 Soft Contemporary

Greg Srepnens 0,4; 934 2 r2 r RUSSELL HITCHCOCK The Z Format "The River Cried" EUROPE "Rock The Night" Media General Sound 10 ROCK & HYDE "Dirty Water" Broadcast Services BILLY IDOL "Sweet Sixteen" Bob Damara ,907, 120 44,) JONATHAN BUTLER "Lies" PARTLAND BROTHERS "Soul ACtion RUSSELL HITCHCOCK "The City" River Cried" TINA TURNER "Break Every Rule" KANSAS "Can't Cry Anymore" REO SPEEDWAGON "Variety DAVID SANBORN "Chicago Song" Satellite Music Network Tonight" Par Clarke 2'4 + -,' 720 RUSSELL HITCHCOCK CROWDED HOUSE "Something "The The Starstation So Strong" River Cried" KENNY LOGGINS The AC Format "Meet Me Half Your Country Way" HERB ALPERT "Diamonds" VANDROSS & HINES "There's DAVID SANBORN "Chicago GAYLE & MORRIS "Another Nothing Better Than Love" Song" World" GLENN MEDEIROS "Nothing's HOLLY DUNN "Love Someone Gonna Change My Love For..." Super- Country Like Me" RICKY VAN SHELTON "Crime Of Country Coast -To -Coast WAYLON JENNINGS "Fallin' Out" Passion" BELLAMY BROTHERS "Country NANCI GRIFFITH "Trouble In The GAYLE & MORRIS "Another Rap" Fields" World" JUDDS "I Know Where I'm Going" JOHNNY CASH "The Night Hank MICKEY GILLEY "Full Grown GATLIN & FRICKIE "From Time Williams Came To Town" Fool" To lime" SKAGGS & WHITE "Love Can't CHARLY McCLAIN "Don't Touch RAY STEVENS "Would Jesus Ever Get Any Better Than This" Me There" Wear A Rolex" GEORGE STRAIT "M My Ex's SKAGGS & WHITE "Love Can't Hit Rock Live In Texas" CHARLEY PRIDE I SECOND Ever Get Any Better Than This" "Have Got KENNY G "Songbird" Some Blues For You" LISA -LISA "Head To Toe" SMOKEY ROBINSON "Just To Rock W Hits Concept Productions See Her" WEEK EN,,, klayema 9'6! 782 7154 TOM PETTY & THE TRUTH "Weapons Of Love" CHR HEARTBREAKERS "Jammin'..." BILLY IDOL "Sweet Sixteen" REO SPEEDWAGON "Variety MOST BILLY IDOL "Sweet Sixteen" Tonight" PARTLAND BROTHERS "Soul CUTTING CREW "One For The City" Mockingbird" DURAN DURAN "Meet El Peters Productions, Inc. George meak,000 /25585,7 HUMAN LEAGUE "Are You Ever Presidente" ADDED Country Lovin' Coming Back" RESTLESS HEART "I'll Still Be Loving You" TOM PETTY & THE LYLE LOVETT "God Will" HEARTBREAKERS " Jammin'..." VINCE GILL "Cinderella" Transtar CHR!:! LEE GREENWOOD "Someone" Adult Contemporary 808e Tanne, (2731460 8383 Country BELLAMY BROTHERS "Country Rap" MADONNA "La Isla Bonita" K.T. OSLIN "80's Ladies" GATLIN & FRICKIE "From Time ANITA BAKER "Same Ole Love" WAYLON JENNINGS "Fallin' Out" To Time" CROWDED HOUSE "Don't Dream 98/45 SYLVIA "Straight From My Heart" MOE BANDY "Till I'm Too Old To It's Over" ANNE MURRAY "Are You Still In Die Young" Love With Me" Country Brck Hones /213/460-6383 "IT AIN'T EASY AC The Ultimate AC RUNNING KEITH WHITLEY 'Hard L!vin "' DAVID T.G. SHEPPARD "You're My First SANBORN "Chicago SURVIVOR "Man Against The Lady" OUT OF THRILLS" Song" World" CROWDED HOUSE "Something EDDY RAVEN "You're Never Too So Strong" Old For Young Love" May 1, 1987RaR57 RAR NATIONAL AIRPLAY JAZZ

TOP 30 MOST ADDED HOTTEST MICHAEL BRECKER r (22) MARLENA SHAW (19) JOE SAMPLE (14) MAY 1, 1987 GARY BURTON QUINTET (17) PATRICK WILLIAMS ... (11) PAOUITO DRIVERA (17) JACK DeJOHNETTE'S ... (9) 3 GARY BURTON QUINTET/Whiz Kids (ECM) STANLEY TURRENTINE (17) RAMSEY LEWIS (8) TONY WILLIAMS 2 2 MARLENA SHAW /It Is Love (Verve) (14) KENNY BARRON (7) KENNY BURRELL ... (13) 3 PAOUITO D'RIVERA/Manhattan Burn (Columbia) DAVID BENOIT (7) COURTNEY PINE (8) 4 TONY WILLIAMS /Civilization (Blue Note) 0 SPECIAL EFX (7) MONTREUX (7) 5 JUSTO ALMARIO (6) © STANLEY TURRENTINE/Wonderland (Blue Note) SPECIAL EFX (6) SMITH DOBSON (5) 6 KENNY BURRELL & JAll GUITAR BAND/Generation (Blue Note)

9 COURTNEY PINE /Journey To The Urge Within (Antilles New Direction /Island)

15 MONTREUX/Sign Language (Windham Hill) O CHARLIE ROUSE "Upper Manhattan Jazz Society" (Enja/Muss) 10/0 e 9 KENIA /Initial Thrill (Zebra /MCA) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6 /0. Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. WBGO. WBEE. Medium KJZZ, KJAZ. KUOP, WUSF, WVPE, KKUL 7 10 JOHN SCOFIELD/Blue Matter (Gramavision) ALEX DEGRASSI "AKlpiano" (Nevus) 9/4 1e 11 JOHN CHIODINI/Weightless (MCA) Rotations. Heavy 2/1. Medium 6/2, Light 1,1, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 4, WRTI, WUWM, KLCC, KXPR. Heavy: WNOP. 24 SPECIAL EFX/Mystique (GRP) Medium. KJAZ, KPLU, WNEW, KIFM. RAY BROWN TRIO "Red Not Ray Brown Trio" (Concord) 9/2 13 ELVIN JONES/McCOY TYNER QUINTET/Reunited (Black -Hawk) ® Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/2, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2. WUSF, KBEM. Heavy: WJAZ, KLON. Medium. 1e MILT JACKSON & HIS GOLD MEDAL WINNERS/Brother Jim (Pablo/Fantasy) WBGO. KKUL.

27 STEPHANE GRAPPELLI/Plays Jerome Kern (GRP) RICKY FORD "Looking Ahead" (Muss) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KERA. Heavy: KANU, KBEM, KWMU. Medium: 11 16 KOINONIA/Rontline (MCA) WGBH, WRTI. 14 17 ASTRUD GILBERTO PLUS JAMES LAST ORCH./Astrud Gilberto Plus James Last.. (Verve) BUDDY MONTGOMERY "Ties Of Love" (Landmark) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total 1. KLSK 19 DAVID FRISHBERG /Can't Take You Nowhere (Fantasy) Adds Heavy WRTI, KJAZ, KPLU, KXPR. Medium: WBGO, KLON. 20 SMITH DOBSON/Smithzonian (Night Music) e NORMA WINSTONE "Somewhere Called Horne" (ECM) 9/0 21 BILLY MITCHELL/Faces (Vista /Optimism) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4 /0, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 0 Heavy WMOT, KWMU. Medium: WRTI, WVPE, KXPR. 23 G KENNY BARRON/What If? (Enja /Muse) RAMSEY LEWIS "Keys To The City" (Columbia) 8/8 22 KUHN TRIO/Life's -Hawk) ® STEVE Magic (Black Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 3/3, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds B, WLOO, WBBY, WDET, WJZZ, KTCJ, WNEW, WLVE, KIFM. 12 23 BLUE SKY/Wish I Were Here ( Bannetworks) WENDELL HARRISON "Wait Broke The Wagon Down" (Rebirth) 8/3 DEBUT MICHAEL BRECKER /Michael Brecker (MCA Impulse!) I G Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/1. Light 4/2. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WGBH, WUSF, WVPE. Medium: WAER, WJZZ, 29 ® DAVID COLUNI/Mad Shadows (Dancin Penguin /Optimism) KLCC 17 26 AZYMUTH/Tightrope Walker (Milestone/Fantasy) DAVID BENOIT "Freedom At Midnight" (GRP) 7/7 Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 1 r1. Light 2/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7. WJAZ, WAER, WLOO, WBEE, KKGO, KJZZ, WLVE. JOE SAMPLE/Roles (MCA) I DEBUT I ffi SONYA ROBINSON "Sonya" (Columbia) 72 2e WOODY SHAW/Solid (Muse) Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 4/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KJZZ, WNEW. Medium: WBGO, WJZZ, KTCJ, KKGO. ,I DEBUT 1 ,F"y- OSCAR PETERSON FOUR/If You Could See Me Now (Pablo /Fantasy) JAE SINNETT "Obsession" (JS) 72 1 16 30 VIC VOGEL/Awesome! Big Band (Pinnacle) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KANU, KKUL. Heavy: KJAZ, WHRO. Medium. WMOT, KXPR. BILLY HIGGINS "Bridgework" (Fantasy) 7/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium Black/Urban stations contributing to Jazz: KJCB/Latayette. Tyrone Davis: WVLD -FM/New Orleans. Dell Spencer. 5/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 0. Heavy WDET. Medium: WBGO, WRTI, KJAZ. KKUL, KXPR. LES BROWN & HIS BAND OF RENOWN "Digital Swing" (Fantasy) 6/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/2, Light 1/1. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WRTI, KJAZ, KBEM. Heavy: KLON. Medium: WJAZ, KKUL. L NEW & ACTIVE FRANK POTENZA "Son & Warm" (TBA/Palo Alto) 6/1 Rotations: Heavy VO. Medium 1/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KTCJ Heavy: WLOO. Medium WNOP JACK NICHOLSON/BOBBY MCFERRIN "The Elephant's Child" (Rabbit Ears/Windham Hill) 5/1 PATRICK WILLIAMS' NEW YORK BAND "10th Avenue" (Soundwings) 17/11 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 3/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WGBH. Heavy: WRTI. Medium. KERA, WBEE, Rotations Heavy 3/1, Medium 3/1, Light 9/7, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 11. WBFO. WOTB. WAER, WFAE, WMOT, WBBY, KLSK. KJZZ. KJAZ, KPLU, WHVE, KIFM. Heavy: WJAZ, WNOP. Medium. WBEE, KTCJ. RICHARD SOUTHER "Innermlaion" (Meadowlark) 5/1 RICHIE COLE "Pure Imagination" (Concord) 18/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 3/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 1. KLCC. Medium: KPLU. KIFM, KLSK. Rotations Heavy 5/0, Medium 4/1. Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 3 KUOP, KBEM. KLSK. Heavy: KANU, KLON. KKGO. WHRO. WUSF. Medium: WBGO, KJZZ, KKUL. CHARLES BROWN One More For The Road..." (Blue Side) 16/1 REGIONALIZED ADDS & HOTS Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 9/1. Light 7/0. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. WRTI. Medium: WOTB, KERA, WBEE, KLON, WFSS, WUSF, WVPE. KLCC. HILTON RUIZ ENSEMBLE "Something Greed" (Novus) 13/1 r EAST SOUTH .a.... MIDWEST Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/0. Light 3/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WJZZ. Heavy: WBGO, KERA, WNEW, KXPR. w Medmm- WRTI, WBBY, WHRO. WUSF, KLSK. 1ff TAW ANAT. elDeMelrall LIN MINNA NNW.. r.. n omm JUSTO ALMARIO "Plumbline" (Meadowlark) 12/8 ... .r.-" ° ..,Mimi /MATT NNARTIN memle Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 4/2, Light 3/3, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds MAN SIMS 6, WAER, WLOO, KTCJ, KPLU, WHVE, KLCC. Heavy: MTV, 1113.5 MTN MTV. J. Vow MTN IMAM IWO, Denim WILLIAM WNOP. KKGO. KIFM, KLSK. Medium. WJAZ, WLVE. NoINNAN VA nalAIL Terre, Me DeNNTIN TINT LENIN DAVID ITIOIT CLARK TERRY & RED MITCHELL "To Duke L Basle" (Enja/Muse) 12/4 MIMS OATS .r.. ermemey nog Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/3, Light 4/1. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WBFO. KKGO, WVPE. 44.4. www CWT., MIT .a0.tr WUSF, Heavy: KWMU. 3E. TIIITA r....,. Medium. WOTB, WRTI, WUWM, WFSS. Pp. en D NITTRA .a....w 1r.. R OST NJle1.1. ,us/0 AulA10 L AIN MVOS ., /mum. InTIA MARK WINKLER "Ebony Rain" (Pausa) 11/1 AIWANIO ...... JUT, TOME. Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 4/0. Light 6/1, Adds Total 1, WHVE. MTN. Extra 0, Adds Heavy: WJZZ. Medium: KKGO, KUOP, SATIN s. INOVI IMAM MTN,. KPLU, WLVE. ANST Lane .s.awr ne J ON NANrte MANN ITITA JACK DeJOHNETTE'S SPECIAL EDITION "Irresistible Forces" (MCA Impulse!) Hatmet TerIM n 10/9 W ARM Allnell STUNT TUINITIN DAVID MONT Tam Rotations Heavy 3/3, Medium 4/3, Light 0 /O. Extra Adds 3. Total Adds 9. WBGO, WRTI, WBEE. WNOP, WDET, eoe wen, flAV ROTOR KJAZ, DAVID onto* lane DAVID RIM, WHRO. KXPR "` wnrr.tw. ALM Deem., WUSF, Medium KKGO. 1101.1.111111m1 Osmik 1.1 MOUIM Nat Ws.* malANA JOT SrOIMIN fier Flelme m.u.r tt CA T MINNA HUGH MASEKELA "Tomorrow" (WB) 10/1 lowww Mr RAM 'An ne,NNIMe .... ÿ...... M. .,To NNAPIO .awr.M.M.ni Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0. Light 3n, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WHVE. Heavy: WDET, WNEW, KLCC. Medium: WORM, 11Wene Amer MANOR num.. NTT Fe. Hume, Me w... WEDV WJZZ, KTCJ, WVPE, KIFM. ITN w.ar. AaMleb () NNW. DAVID COLLIN! aka MO LIN mom INNIX1.1 Man.. Indicate VTR voiN MATTA VT 1.7.1M PRIMM J O e MATS rouRTNT EAT Norms slalom MAUNA 1004 TOM MALINA Mut wr... EAT NJTole +v.wr.r Jones MIT 1MCIN FM Alm On. nee éM.Mm+.d. tarn... MAN w.ri N OT YAWN TWILL, TonieNTIN MIMI, .115 TEMA. OMAMt NILLIMM IT Teem witbilele. 1'1 MVP im mat ooLe tin ONN 01.10 AIONAILL NWT. ..a.....,n reillTM MVO ,. MVO WEITRIN pney JONATHAN MIT. WM NTIMI COUffIIV 01 lo NITTA N ORM PUTNAM Burton itwx NATMA JONATHAN NTLIA VtIIINE DAVID UNMAT JMNIMINVIT AMP.. H ILT Seem. RTON INANT TUNA ININD.O. RM./ IMMTI Gary PAM WNN AMIN TIM MALTA MAY NNW. Monte, M ALTA MAN DAVID MISHe. Tory GAQUpgi Toler NI, Ims Wh1z K Q1ntet KADX /Denver called In a frozen 46 Reporting Stations playlist this week. 43 Current Reports

WEST we ...t) 114101VINeeNew *Ole I .,,^ M;°,.^ ...Mat Me S LOININ. Meek Win/ MAST en, Jelnelo nrene Coe, . WHIZ Inuel. Tromp >sr DAVID T., TOT num. JUNTO AtwAnn uuNm EAT WTON Neve met mans STMAIN Tomen TT A WN. n Warm MTN, IT MANIMA mew EMT WIN. TONIC. mow WM TAT. TURIIVem MT MTN Merl. nne MMINTIN ?AVM MITT. DAVID rOLLINI rmv Nan. LeS NTT %vertu MO Worm %Too, x..a.rnr FAM...r 110 #1 trr. r.rn A"-.. ..r 110 I.* 931 oor. mime, . utw. M. ... n Lei MT M. Game. SINNIM eirre.m. warm. S [WV. NIMMIN MAN WFPL /Louisville failed to report, i '' DAVIII MINT= NM TROTT INV. MO Tole NOT LTIVrt. IRK TOBIN therefore its playlist was frozen. TM NUNN NI 000n DOT STE TN IN MAUNA MON Lune CIWONINT. KJCB /Lafayette failed to report for TAM COLA me, AWNS. MTN AURAE, ECM thanks you for your support. HILT. wools two consecutive weeks MTV WT. and was not . 1111 WM. used In this week's data. 58 Rail May 1,1987 URBAN CONTEMPORARY

MOST ADDED HOTTEST BREAKERS. REGINA BELLE (39) I ATLANTIC STARR (74) 4 BY FOUR (30) SMOKEY ROBINSON (54) STEPHANIE MILLS (27) CAMEO (52) CLUB NOUVEAU CLUB NOUVEAU (25) LUTHER VANDROSS (48) LA LA (24) Why Ya Treat Me SYSTEM (33) So Bad? (WB) JODY WATLEY (20) 81% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: SURFACE (27) Heavy 8/0, Medium 32/2, Light 32/23, JONATHAN BUTLER (18) Total Adds 25 including WHUR, WVEE, WVKO, KPRS, ANITA BAKER (23) KMJM, KSOL, 0C104, WPDQ, VESTA WILLIAMS (17) KPRW. KBUZ. Moves 40 -28 on the Urban /Contemporary chart. LISA LISA (17) LABI SIFFRE (14) SHIRLEY MURDOCK (17) 4 BY FOUR STARPOINT(14) MELBA MOORE (16) Want You For My Girlfriend (Capitol) HOWARD HEWETT (13) PATRICE RUSHEN (12) 80% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/2, Light 59/28, Total Adds 30 i including WXYV, WILD, K104, KMJQ, WDIA, WYLD -FM, WVKO, WLUM, KJLH. WCIN. Debuts at number 38 on the Urban /Contemporary chart. JODY WATLEY

Still A Thrill (MCA) J. BLACKFOOT "Bad Weather" (Edge) 27/3 80% Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 11'1, of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 25/4, Light 45/16, Light 16'2, Total Adds 3 WLUM. WPAL. KDKO. Me0 um WDAS. KPRS, KSOL. WXOK. Total Adds 20 including WDJY, WVEE, WYLD -FM, WZAK, WLUM, 0C104, WFXA, KOKY, WAN, WFXC, WKXI, WZAZ, Z16. KOKY Z103, WXLA. Debuts at number 39 on the Urban /Contemporary chart. LABI SIFFRE "(Something Inside) So Strong" (Chrysalis) 26/14 Rotat,ons. Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0. Light 21/14. Total Adds 14. WEDR WYLDFM. WJIZ. WXOK, WPEG, WFXC. WOFX, KJCB. JONATHAN BUTLER WOIS, WALT, WOIM, WOOK. KHYS. WANM. Heavy WWDM. WHYZ Medium. WDAS, WHUR. KOKY. Lies (Jive /RCA) CURTIS HAIRSTON "(You're My) Shining Star" (Atlantic) 26/6 Rotations. Heavy 1 /0. Medium 8/0, Light 17/6. Total 76% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 17/1, Adds 6, WZAK, WNHC, JET94, WJMI. WPDQ, WORL. Heavy. WILD Light 51/17, Medium WBLK, WDAS. WEDR, WDKX. WJYL, WLOU, WXLA. WWWS, Total Adds 18 including WXYV, KPRS, WLUM, XHRM, WATV, WENN, JET94, WLOU, VESTA WILLIAMS "Don't Blow A WKWM, KDKO. Debuts Good Thing" (ABM) 25/17 at number 36 on the Urban /Contemporary Rotations. Heavy 1 /0. chart. Medium 1/0, Light 23/17. Total Adds 17, WYLDFM, WOWI, WTMP, WGCI, WJLB, WJIZ, WFXC, WPDQ. STEPHANIE MILLS WJYL, WOIM, WPLZ. WGPR. WKWM, WXLA, KPRW, WWWS, WVOI. Heavy WKND Medium- WZAZ I Feel Good All Over (MCA) 65% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/2, Light 48/25, Total Adds 27 including WDAS, WDJY, WVEE, K104, WDIA, WEDR, WOWI, WTMP, WBMX, WGCI, WZAK, KDKO. SIGNIFICANT ACTION REGINA BELLE Show Me The Way (Columbia) 64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/3, Light 52/36, Total Adds 39 including WWIN -FM, WXYV, WILD, WDAS, WHUR, WVEE, KMJQ, WDIA, EGYPTIAN LOVER "Freakaholic" (Egyptian Empire) 24/3 WHRK, WYLD -FM, WOWI, XHRM. Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 10/0. Light 13/3, Total Adds 3. WVEE. WQFX. KHYS. Heavy WWDM. Medium. WYLDFM, WTMP, WJIZ, WAN, WPAL, WPEG, WJMI, WKXI. WZAZ. TEMPTATIONS WJYL KATHY MATHIS "Late Night Hour" (Tabu/CBS) 23/8 Someone (Motown) Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 5/0, Light 18/8. Total Adds 8, WVEE, K104, WJLB, KPRS, WJIZ, KIIZ. WKGN. WWWS. 63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 22/1, Light 34/4, Medium, WAMO, KMJM, WNHC. WEKS. KOKO MILUE "An Total Adds 5, WNHC, WDKX, WEKS, WPAL, KDLZ. Debuts at number 10 on the JACKSON Imitation Of Love" (Jive/RCA) 23/8 Urban /Contemporary Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6 /1. Light 17/7, Total Adds 8. KMJQ. KOXL, WAN, Z93, WWDM, Z16, KHYS, WWWS. chart. Medium: WDJY, WDIA, KDLZ, KOKY, WANM SINITTA "Feels Like The First Time" (Omni /Atlantic) 21/3 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 10/1, Light 11/2. Total Adds 3, WWDM, WHYZ. WPDO. Medium. WBMX, KPRS, KSOL, WJIZ, Z93, WKXI, KHYS. WTLC, KKPW. DOUG E. FRESH "Play This Only At Night" (Danya/Fantasy) 21/2 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 16/1, Total Adds 2, WEDR, Z93 Medium WDAS, WDJY, WPEG, WJJS. BREAKFAST CLUB "Right On Track" (MCA) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 14/1, Light 6/1, Total Adds 2, WVEE, WVKO. Medium: WHRK, K94. WOWI, WGCI, WBLZ, XHRM, OC104. WDKX, JET94, WPDQ. WJYL, KHYS, KMYX. SALT & PEPA TEEN DREAM "Let's Get Busy" (WB) 441 "My Mike Sounds Nice" (Next Plateau) 19/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/1, Light 9/3, Total Adds 4. WEDR, WAN, WQFX, WWWS. Heavy. KMJQ. WPAL. Medium. Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/1, Light 32/8, Total Adds 9. WILD, WDIA, WOWI, WBMX, WJLB, WKND, WATV. WALT, WDAS, WDJY, WTMP, WBMX. KSOL. WPEG. KHYS. KPRW. Medium K104. WYLDFM, WGCI, WVKO. WNHC. WJIZ, WPAL, KIIZ, WJYL, KMYX, KKPW. GENERAL KANE "Can't Let MONET "My Heart Gets All The Breaks" (Ugosa/Warkxk) 43/5 Go "(Motown) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 8/0, Light 11/2, Total Adds 2, KOXL. KOKS. Medium: WYLDFM, WEKS, KDLZ, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 15/0, Light 28/5, Total Adds Z16, WJYL. 5, WXYV, WDIA, KSOL, JET94, KOKY. Medium: WDAS, WDJY, WLOU, WJJS, KPRW. WBMX, WGCI, WBLZ, WZAK, WJLB. KPRS, XHRM, WDKX, WPAL, Z93, WWDM, WXLA, WWWS. ROBERT BROOKINS "Come To Me" (MCA) 19/1 GERRY WOO "Hey There Lonely Girl" (Polydor/PG) 42/11 Rotations- Heavy 0 /0. Medium 9/0. Light 10 /1, Total Adds 1, WWWS. Medium: WDAS, KPRS, WAN, WZAZ. WBLX. WOOK, Rotations Heavy 1 /0, Medium 5/1, Light 36/10, Total Adds 11, WVKO. KPRS, KJLH, WDKX, JET94, KDLZ, WOOK, Z103. KDKS, WKWM, WVOI. WKWM. KPRW, KKPW. Heavy. WZAK. Medium. WDIA, WJLB, 0C104, WLOU. JON BURFORD "Oughts SYBIL "Let Yourself Go" (Next Plateau) 409 Be A Law" (MS Interostional/Macole) 17/3 Rotations Heavy Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 3/0, Light 14/3, Total Adds 3, WYLDFM, WLUM. WLOU. Medium: K104, KMJM. WGPR. 0 /0. Medium 12/1, Light 28/7, Total Adds 8, K94, KOXL, Z93, WPDQ, WKGN, KOKY, KHYS, WANM. Medium WILD, WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, WTMP. KPRS, KDAY, WPAL, JET94, WFXC, WWWS. L.J. REYNOLDS "Tell Me You Will" (Fantasy) 16/6 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/1, Light 11/5, Total Adds WDIA, SUGAR BABES "We Rock The Beat" (MCA) 39/1 6. WHUR. WPAL, WPDO, WLOU, WKWM. Medium: WBLK, Rotat,ons WDAS, WEDR, WWWS Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/0, Light 18/1, Total Adds 1, WTMP. Heavy: WPAL. Medium: K104, WDIA, WEDR, WYLDFM, WFXC, ANGEUCA CHAPLIN "Anyone WXOK, KDLZ, WQFX, WZAZ, Z16, WOIS, WJYL. KHYS. WKWM, WXLA. WWWS, KATZFM, WVOI, KBUZ, KKPW Else" (Polydor/PG) 15/3 Rotations' 0/0, Medium 2/0. Light 13/3. Total Adds 3. KIIZ, LA LA "(If You) Love Me Just A Little" (Arista) 3824 293, 216. Medium. WJIZ. WANM. Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 6/3, Light 32/21, Total Adds 24, WXYV, WDIA, WEDR, K94, WOWI, WLUM, KDAY, WNHC, STARPOINT "D.Y.8.0." (Elektra) 14/14 OC104. WDKX, WJIZ, WPAL. KDLZ. WHYZ, WPDQ, WKGN, KOKY, WJJS, WALT, Z103, WWWS, KBUZ, KDKO. KKPW. Rotations. Heavy 2/2. Medium 2/2, Lights 10/10, Total Adds 14, WXYV, K104, KMJQ, WYLDFM, K94. WOWI, WIMP. WGCI, WHISTLE "Barbara's Bedroom" (Select) 38/3 KJLH, KMJM. Heavy: K104, WYLDFM Rotat,ons Heavy 3/0, Medium 15/0. Light 20/3, Total Adds 3, Z93, WPDQ, WLOU. Heavy KDAY, WJMI. KIIZ. Medium. O'JAYS "Don't Take Your Love Away" (PIR/Manhattan) 14/6 WEDR. WBMX. XHRM, WJIZ, WATV. WPAL, WFXC, WQFX, WKXI, KJCB, WJJS, WALT, WOOK, WORL. KDKO. Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 1/1, Light 13/5. Total Adds 6, WXYV, WHUR. WHRK, WGCI, WZAK. KOKY. KENNY G "Songbird" (Arista) 37/4 TOUCH "Without You" (Supertronic) 14/5 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 18 /1. Light 17/3, Total Adds 4, WBMX. KSOL, JET94, WALT. Heavy. WLUM, WDKX. Medium. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2 /0. Light 11/5. Total Adds 5, K94, WOWI, WPAL, WFXC. WANM. Heavy- WWINFM. Medium WDAS. WAMO, WHUR, WVEE, WHRK, WEDR, WBLZ, WZAK, WNHC, WJIZ, WXOK, KDLZ, WKXI, WANM, WGPR. KMYX, WAMO, WNHC KKPW KOPPER "Speaking Japanese" (KMA) 14/2 CARRIE MCDOWELL "Uh Uh, No No Casual Sex" (Motown) 37/3 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 6 /0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, WHRK, WLOU. Medium. WTMP, KPRS. WFXC, WKXI. WZAZ, Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 15/0, Light 22/3, Total Adds 3, WVEE. KMJQ, KDLZ. Medium: WBLK, WDAS, WHUR, KPRS, KDKS WNHC, WFXA. WXOK, WAN, WENN, WQFX. Z16, WJJS, KPRW, WWWS, KKPW. NEW EDITION "Duke Of Earl" (MCA) 13/7 LOOSE ENDS "You Can't Stop The Rain" (MCA) 34/10 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0. Light 10/7. Total Adds 7, KOXL, WXOK. WQFX, KJCB, WOIS, KDKS, WCIN. Medium. Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 23/10. Total Adds 10. KMJQ. K94, WXOK, WENN, Z93, WQFX. WZAZ, KIIZ. KHYS, WTMP, WJMI, KATZFM. KPRW Heavy. WHYZ, WGPR. Medium. WILD, WYLDFM. WDKX, JET94, Z16, WLOU, WOOK, WCIN. WVOI. MADONNA "La Isla Bonita" (Sire/WB) 13/1 NU ROMANCE CREW "Tonight" (EMI America) 33/7 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/1, Light 3/0, Total Adds 1 WPDO Heavy WLUM. XHRM. KMYX Medium. WUSL, K94, Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 27/7, Total Adds 7, WDAS, WDJY, WYLDFM, 293, KIIZ, WOOK, Z103. Medium: WOWI, 0C104, WFXA, WKGN. WXYV, WHUR. WDIA. KPRS. WZAZ, KATZFM. PRINCE PHIWP MITCHELL "I Taught Her Everything She Knows" (Ichiban) 12/4 PHYLLIS HYMAN "Ain't You Had Enough" (PIR/Manhattan) 32/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 10/4, Total Adds 4. WDIA, WTMP. WXOK, WORL. Medium. WPAL, KDKO. Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 8 /0, Light 24/10, Total Adds 10, WXYV, WBMX, WJLB, KPRS, KMJM, WJIZ. WWDM, Z16. WXLA, WVOI. Medium. WAMO, WHUR. WTMP, WDKX, WFXA. WLOU, KHYS, KPRW. BABYFACE "Lovers" (Solar/Capitol) 32/4 Rotat,ons Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/0, Light 19/4, Total Adds 4. WXYV. WYLDFM, KPRS, Z103 Heavy K104, WZAK, WEKS, WWWS Medium. WDJY. WJLB, KSOL, WENN. KDLZ, KHYS. WCIN. WTLC. WVOI FLOS featuring OWE WOODSON "We're Back" (Superstar International) 30/2 Rotat,ons. Heavy Breakers are 0/0, Medium 12/0, Light 18/2, Total Adds 2. WZAK, WPDQ. Medium: WDAS, WDIA, WEDR, KPRS, KSOL, those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of WXOK, WENN, WPAL, JET94, WFXC, WKXI, WWWS. our reporting station. New & Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or ROSE BROTHERS "I Get A Rush" (MSS/Malaco) 30/2 more stations. Records in Rotations Significant Action are receiving airplay from 10=24 Heavy 0 /0. Medium 14/0, Light 16/2, Total Adds 2, KSOL, KDKO Medium: WVEE, K104, KPRS, WJIZ, KOXL, WXOK, WAN. WENN, WPAL, WPEG. JET94, KDLZ, KOKY, KDKS stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay activity PROCESS a THE DOO RAGS "I Promise To Remember" (Columbia) 28/1 do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the Urban Contemporary chart. Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 21/1. Total Adds 1. WDIA. Medium WDAS. K104, WEDR. WYLDFM, WNHC, Records which have achieved 0C104. KIIZ. 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ATLANTIC STARR ATLANTIC STARR LUTHER LESLIE WILSON FOUR BY FOUR *5V V/Ba Tumore PATRICE REGINA BELIE. SYSTEM Terri Awry SMOKE,/ ROBINSON CAMEO KPRW/OMahana City RUSHEN CLUB NOUVEAU RAINY DAVIS STARPOINT Roy Sampson Hottest: VESTA MIDNIGHT STAR CAMEO SMOKE? ROBINSON Fed Nikko STARPOINT OSCAR PERRY WILLIAMS CAMEO WATV /Birmingham .TON BURFORD GAP BAND PATRICE RUSHEN JAZZY JEFF LOOSE ENDS Hottest: JONATHAN BUTLER WUSUPhIlsdelphia ATLANTIC STARR Ron January NU ROMANCE CREW LUTHER VANDROSS CLUB NOUVEAU LA LA FOUR BY POUR COMMODORES LUTHER VANDROSS WBMX/Chicago Tony Ouartarone LUTHER VANDROSS ATLANTIC STARR KHALIO REGINA BELLE BA BY FACF: ISLETS Hottest: MELBA MOORE SHERRIE PAYNE CAMEO BA BYFAC E Daisy Davis W JLB/Detrolt KA.TAMMI N WHISPERS KATHY MATHIS CAMEO FIVE STAR SMOKET ROBINSON NONA HENDRY% SMOKE? 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SMOKE,/ ROBINSOK FOUR BY FOUR Hottest: PAYNE FREDDIE JACKSON ATLANTIC STARR FAT BOYS SYSTEM O'JAYS SYSTEM Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR none KATZfM/St. Louts JOE WILSON SMOKET ROBINSON LOOSE ENDS WHISPERS ERIC ATLANTIC STARR CAMEO ANITA BAKER LUTHER VANDROSS B Hottest: Hottest: PATRICE RUSHES Hottest: SMOKET ROBINSON GENTS JODY WATLEY Cheryl Winston FREDDIE ANITA BAKER SURFACE LUTHER VANDROSS LUTHER VANDROSS CAMEO JACKSON ATLANTIC STARR CLARENCE CARTER FIOS w /OLLIE WOOD SURFACE SHIRLEY MURDOCK CAMEO SYSTEM KLYMAXX SURFACE PRINCE PIILI.IP MI SURFACE JODY WATLEY LISA LISA SYSTEM PUBLIC ENEMY SMOKEY ROBINSON SHIRLEY MURDOCK LUTHER VANDROSS WDIAIMem ph is CLUB NOUVEAU STEPHANIE MILLS WDJY/Washington W XOKIBaton Rouge LUTHER VANDROSS HERB ALPERT ATLANTIC STARR MIK/ HOWARD CAMEO Bobby O'Jay CHICO REBARGE STEPHANIE. MILLS FOUR BY FOUR Brute Bailey Rob Neal WKGWKnosvllle CAMEO DENIECE WILLIAMS ATLANTIC STARR SMOKET ROBINSON WHYZ/Greenvllle CURTIS HAIRSTON CURTIS HAIRSTON BILI Clary LISA LISA REGINA BELLE Hottest: CLUB WelkerlScott Hottest: W NHCINew Hawn HERB ALPERT NOUVEAU WPEGIChulette REGINA BELLE Hottest: APRS/Kansas City LUTHER VANDROSS SCHERRIE PAYNE JONATHAN BUTLER ATLANTIC STARR David Dickenson CIAIIDJA BARRY Michael Saunders FOUR BY FOUR CAMEO LUTHER VANDROSS Del Rice ATLANTIC'STARR NU ROMANCE CREW LOOSE ENDS SINITTA JESSE JOHNSON LA LA SMOKE,/ ROBINSON SMOKE,' ROBINSON CLARENCE JODY WATLEY CAMEO FAT BOYS HOWARD HEWETT CARTER FAT BOYS LAKESIDE. TEEN DREAM ATLANTIC STARR MIKI LILLO THOMAS RAINY DAVIS JAZZY JEFF RJ'S LATEST ANITA BAKER HOWARD JODY WATLEY NORWOOD FOUR BY FOUR ARRIV STEPHANIE MILLS SHIRLEY MURDOCK BA BY FACE CAMEO PRINCE PHILLIP MI HOWARD HEWETT GERRY WOO LA LA NONA HENDRYX TIME% SOCIAL CLUB HOWARD HEWETT L.J. REYNOLDS SURFACE. REGINA BELLE JODY WATLEY LABT SIFFRE FOUR BY FOUR JODY WATLEY CURTIS HAIRSTON REGINA BELIE REDD WVKOICOtuobus ^LIIB NOUVEAU TEMPTATIONS STEPHANIE MILLS NEW EDITION LABI SIFFRE LA LA STEPHANIE MILLS MONET JONATHAN W VOI/Toledo Hottest: STEPHANIE KHYS/POrt Arthur KC Jones BUTLER Hottest: Hottest: MILIS KATHY MATHIS PROCESS S DOO RAG Paul Brown ISAAC HAYES Stew Nedgewood HERB ALPERT REGINA BELLE ATLANTIC STARR CAMEO CAMEO ISLETS LA LA PRINCE PHILLIP MI LISA WHISPERS KATHY MATHIS VESTA SANDY TORANO SYSTEM LISA SURFACE JONATHAN BUTLER SYBIL MORRIS RENTIE JR. PHYLLIS WILLIAMS SURFACE EGYPTIAN LOVER CLUB NOUVEAU HYMAN REGINA Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: FOUR BY FOUR FLEETWOOD SMOKET ROBINSON SURFACE A. GREEN MAC CLUB NOUVEAU LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER LUTHER VANDROSS. SURFACE CAMEO HOWARD HEWETT GERRY MELBA MOORE SHIRLEY MURDOCK LISA LISA BREAKFAST CLUB MOO FAT BOYS SMOKEY ROBINSON SMOKEY ROBINSON LISA LISA LUTHER VANDROSS LABI SIFFRE BEASTIE BOYS ATLANTIC STARR SHIRLEY MURDOCK RAY GOODMAN L BR PHYLLIS HYMAN ATLANTIC STARR ATLANTIC STARR LOOSE ENDS FOUR BY FOUR Hottest: CAMEO JETB4IChattenooga TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB SYSTEM SMOKET ROBINSON Hottest: MILLIE JACKSON GERRY WOO SYSTEM ATLANTIC ANITA BAKER KOXLIBaton Rouge Tony Scott HERB ALPERT ATLANTIC STARR SURFACE STARR RA'S LATEST ARRIV Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR MELBA MOORE Rlprdo/d ey SYBIL SMOKET WOFX /OulfpoFBllesl KJCBILalayette ATLANTIC STARR ROBINSON SMOKET ROBINSON 0C104/Ocean City CLARENCE CARTER WALTIMeridian Hottest: SURFACE Al Luv CAMEO KLYMAX% FIIIIpNWJantaert SYBIL RAINY DAVIS Handy/Davis Runde Rumst SYSTEM FREDDIE MELBA MOORE GENERAL JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS KANE JONATHAN BUTLER ATLANTIC STARR ANITA BARER SALT L PEPA JONATHAN BUTLER NEW EDITION MONET WHISPERS CLUB NOUVEAU LIONEL RICHIE. NEW EDITION PATRICE RUSHES WXLAJLansing JODY WATLEY MILLIE JACKSON KENNY G LAKESIDE KENNY G GEORGIO KBUZIWIChIts KHALIO Sammy Jordan FOUR BY FOUR RAINY DAVIS GERRY WOO REDO LA LA LISA LISA Roche! Wright SHERRIE PAYNE EGYPTIAN LOVER NEW EDITION REGINA BEI.I.E MASTERS OF CEREMO FOUR BY FOUR Jon? LABI SIFFRE WATLEY AL GREEN LA LA Hottest: CURTIS HAIRSTON LABI SIFFRE TEEN DREAM WPLZNetersburg VESTA LOOSE ENDS WILLIAMS CLUB NOUVEAU CLUB NOUVEAU ATLANTIC STARR SCOTT L RAVEN Hottest: LABI SIFFRE ParkuroanNls MIDNIGHT PRINCE Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR STAR LA LA TYRONE CURRY Hottest: Hottest: PHYLLIS HYMAN Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON CAMEO CAMEO LUTHER VANDROSS CAMEO Hottest: SMOKET ROBINSON RA'S LATEST ARRIV DAVID SANBORN CAMEO SYSTEM ATLANTIC STARR SMOKET ROBINSON MELBA MOORE JODY WATLEY NORWOOD LISA LISA ATLANTIC STARR CAMEO SMOKE? ROBINSON GREGORY ABBOTT LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER GREGORY ABBOTT VESTA WILLIAMS CLUB LUTHER VANDROSS NOUVEAU SMOKEY ROBINSON COVER GIRLS KI.YMAX% MELBA MOORE ANITA BAKER CLUB NOUVEAU Hottest: MELBA MOORE ATLANTIC STAPR BLOW MONKEYS SMOKE,/ ROBINSON SYSTEM STEPHANIE MILLS ATLANTIC STARR CIRCLE SURFACE FIRST MAJOMouston Hottest: SURFACE KXZZILake Charles WEDRIMIami CAMEO SYSTEM Ron Atkins Manuel/Moore Jackson/Jones ATLANTIC STARR LUTHER VANDROSS SYSTEM MELBA ISLET JASPER ISLE MOORE WHISPERS DOUG E. FRESH SMOKET ROBINSON CARRIE MCDOWELL CLUB NOUVEAU SCHERRIE PAYNE VANDROSS CLAUDJA BARRY LUTHER MILLIE JACKSON STEPHANIE. MILLS WEST XHRMISan DNgo KSOUSan Franc.SCO GHETTO BOYS REGINA BELLE RAINY DAVIS KDKS/Shrevepot C McCollum Robinson /Moody STAPPO INT DENIECE WILLIAMS HERB ALPERT L.D. REGINA BELLE C. Erwin Daniels MERGE. f /DEBBIE A. SAIT L PEPA ERIC CHRIS DEBURGH KENNY G B REDD TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB LISA LISA The following stations called In FOUR BY FOUR PHYLLIS HYMAN KDKOIDenwr KDAY /Los Angeles DEBBIE DEB _CLUB NOUVEAI' LA IA GENERAL KANE HOWARD HEWETT LOOSE ENDS ANGELICA CHAPLIN frozen playllsts this week: Danny Harris Patterson /Meck JILL .TONES IABI SIFFRE NEW EDITION MONET MILLIE JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: REGINA BEILE TODDY TEE MIDNIGHT STAR STARPOINT JONATHAN BUTLER MARLEY MARL f /MCC SYSTEM LUTHER VANDROSS ERIC R ERA" U Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR WBLK /Buffalo JONATHAN BUTLER CRU EXPOSE ROSE BROTHERS GREGORY ABBOTT CLAUDIA BARRY WRECKIN' ATLANTIC STARR MELBA MOORE J. BLACKFOOT LA RA'S LATEST ARRIV RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ATLANTIC STARR ONE WAY WAMO /Plttsburgh LA SYSTEM SMOKEY ROBINSON LA LA WEST COAST CREW Hottest: KING SUN L D MOST ` LYMAXX Hottest: SMOKET ROBINSON SURFACE WTLCMdlanapolis ROSE BROTHERS ISLETS SYSTEM Hottest: CAMEO LAKESIDE PRINCE CAMEO STEPHANIE MILLS PUBLIC ENEMY COVER GIRLS LUTHER VANDROSS JESSE JOHNSON WKXI /Jackson Hottest: FAT BOYS ATLANTIC STARR SMOKET ROBINSON WBLXIMOOIIe MELBA MOORE SMOKEY ROBINSON M.C. WATCHOUT LUTHER VANDROSS FOOL THE GANG KOKY /LIttle Rock Tony Brown SMOKE? ROBINSON WBLX /Mobile SMOKET ROBINSON ANITA BAKER FREDDIE JACKSON ANITA BAKER STETSASONIC WJM /JacksonI FraclrlEarl KLYMAXX PATRICE RUINEN Hottest: Carl Haynes none SHIRLEY MURDOCK ONE WAY Hottest: WANM/TAllahasaea SHIRLEY MURDOCK KKPW/Tutean LISA LISA PATRICE. RUSHEN HERB ALPERT O'JAYS SYSTEM Joe Bullard ATLANTIC STARR Royce Blake ARETHA FRANKLIN REGINA BEILE PRINCE WTMPITempa KJLWLos Angeles TODDY TEE FAT BOYS JONATHAN BUTLER ATLANTIC STARR REGINA BELLE Chris Turnst Winston/Torres CAMEO JANET JACKSON ISLETS FOUR BY FOUR GREGORY ABBOTT STEPHANIE MILIS JODY WATLEY ARETHA CURTIS HAIRSTON FRANKLIN SMOKE! ROBINSON GEMS STARPOINT RAINY FOUR BY FOUR KMYAOIaI DAVIS NONA HENDRYX MONET SYBIL SUGAR BABES CHICO DEBARGE JODY WOIMIMontgomery STARPOINT Howard "HT" Thames Hottest: WATLEY LABI SIFFRE CLARENCE. CARTER ARETHA FRANKLIN FencAS GERRY WOO MADHOUSE LA IA Be SHERRIE PAYNE SCHERRIE PAYNE Hottest: SYSTEM GERRY WOO KYPER ISAAC HAYES TOUCH MILLS LA STEPHANIE ATLANTIC STARR ARETHA FRANKLIN LA ATLANTIC STARR SYBIL LABI SIFFRF WILLIE CLAYTON VESTA WILLIAMS 89 Total Reports CAMEO NONA HENDRY% FOUR BY FOUR JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: VESTA WILLIAMS Hottest: NOTES FROM THE UN BILLY OCEAN WHISPERS J. BLACKFOOT 84 Current Reports PATRICE RUSHEN GENESIS SHIRLEY MURDOCK ATLANTIC STARR KING SUN L D MOET HOWARD FOUR BY FOUR CAMEO LISA LISA CHRIS DEBURGH HOttest: HEWETT PRINCE PIIII.IP MI LISA LISA MANHATTANS WHISPERS JESSE. JOHNSON CLUB NOUVEAU LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: SURFACE Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: GREGORY ABBOTT MIKI HOWARD HERB ALPERT HERB ALPERT ATLANTIC STARR CAMEO GEORGIO SMOKEY ROBINSON COVER GIRLS SMOKET ROBINSON SYSTEM WHISPERS CAMEO MADONNA LUTHER VANDROSS SURFACE HERB ALPERT GEORG IO LISA LISA WHISPERS LISA LISA May 1, 1987RaR61 R &R NATIONAL AIRPLAY FULL-SERVICE AC

TOP 20 MAY 1, 1987 MOST ADDED r KENNY G (9) Total ANNE MURRAY (9) 1Mee Lao Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light GENESIS (8) we ek, WtsWeeks wen CHRIS DeBURGH (6) 2 2 1 1 BILLY JOEL featuring RAY CHARLES/Baby Grand (Columbia) 37/O 33 4 0 CARLY SIMON (5) 3 3 3 SMOKEY ROBINSON /Just To See Her (Motown) 35/1 30 4 1 GLENN MEDEIROS (4)

1 2 3 RESTLESS HEART /I'll Still Be Loving You (RCA) 36/0 22 10 4 NYLONS (4) DAN HILL (3) 11 9 4 0 ANITA BAKER /Same Ole Love (365 Days A Year) (Elektra) 35/0 27 7 1 KENNY LOGGINS (3) 12 8 s LIONEL RICHIE/Se La (Motown) 34/0 25 8 1 MADONNA (3) 17 11 9 MADONNA /La Isla Bonita (Sire/WB) 35/3 19 14 2 STEVE WARINER (3) 16 11 GLENN MEDEIROS/Nothing's Gonna Change My Love (Amherst) 37/4 13 21 3

5 7 8 STEVE Finer i 9 WINWOOD/The Things (Island/WB) 27/0 21 4 2 4 4 6 9 ARETHA FRANKLIN & GEORGE MICHAEL/I Knew You Were Wading (For Me) (Arista) 26/0 16 9 1 HOTTEST 18 13 CHRIS DeBURGH/The Lady In Red (A &M) 33/6 12 17 4 B. JOEL f R. CHARLES (29) 16 15 12 ATLANTIC STARR/Always (WB) 32/0 15 16 1 e SMOKEY ROBINSON (23) 6 6 8 12 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/Mandolin Rain (RCA) 25/O 12 7 6 LIONEL RICHIE (17) 17 14 e CHICAGO /If She Would Have Been Faithful (WB) 27/0 9 18 0 ANITA BAKER (16) e) PATTI LABELLE & BILL CHAMPLIN/The Last Unbroken Heart (MCA) 28/2 5 20 3 MADONNA (15) RESTLESS BREAKER m KENNY G /Songbird (Arista) 26/9 7 12 7 HEART (14) STEVE WINW00D (12) 16 STARSHIP/Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now (Grunt /RCA) 22/1 9 6 7 ATLANTIC STARR (8) BREAKER GENESIS /In Too Deep (Atlantic) 29/8 2 17 10 e A. FRANKLIN & G. MICHAEL (6) 18 JANET JACKSON /Let's Wait Awhile (A &M) 20/0 5 10 5 CHICAGO (5) BREAKER m KENNY LOGGINS/Meet Me Half Way (Columbia) 23/3 3 14 6 CHRIS DeBURGH (5) BREAKER S DAN HILL/Can't We Try? (Columbia) 23/3 1 15 7

ANNE MURRAY "Are You Still In Love With Me" (Capitol) 14/9 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 73. Light 7/6. Total Adds 9, WTIC. WIBA. WSPD, KBOI, KSL, WMTR, WJBC, KFOD. KTWO Medium including WCCO, WHEY, KUGN, WASK Light including WGBR BREAKERS JENNIFER WARNES -1 "First We Take Manhattan" (Cypress/PolyGram) 14/0 Rotations Heavy 1'0, Medium 5/0. Light 6;0, Total Adds 0 Heavy. KTWO Medium WCCO, KJR, KBOI, WGBR, KVEC. Light. KFMB. WCHS. WGOW, WHBC. WTKO. WMTR, WJBC, KFOD. GENESIS DAN SEALS "I Will Be There" (EMI America) 12/0 Rotations 1:0, Heavy Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds O. Heavy. WBOW. Medium. WTMJ. WCCO, WBT, WHBY. KUGN, In Too Deep (Atlantic) KSL, WGBR. Light. WHBC, WIBA, WSTU, WJBC. 66% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 17, Light 10, FLEETWOOD MAC "Big Love" (WB) 9/1 Total Adds 8, KHOW, KFMB, WGOW, WDBO, WHBY, WSPD, KSL, Rotations: Heavy 3/0. Medium 3/1 , Light 3/0, Total Adds 1, WSPD. Heavy. WICC, WWNR, KTWO. Medium including WGOW. KBOI. Light WTKO. WMTR, WSTU. 17 WJBC. Debuts at number on the Full- Service chart. D. PARTON, L RONSTADT, E. HARRIS "To Know Him Is To Love Him" (WB) 9/0 Rotations. Heavy 1!0, Medium 7/0. Light I/0, Total Adds O. Heavy. WTMJ. Medium WCCO, WBT, WHBY, WHBC, KKOB. KENNY G WJBC. KVEC. Light WTKO. CYNDI LAUPER "What's Going On" (Portrait/CBS) 8/0 Songbird (Arista) Rotations Heavy O. Medium 6/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WICC, WHAS. WWNR, WMTR, WJBC. KVEC. Light. 59% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 7, Medium 12, Light 7, WGOW, WTKO. Total Adds 9, KFMB, WCHS, WGY, WBT, WDBO, WHBC, WIBA, WROK, WSPD. Moves 20 -15 on the Full- Service chart. SIGNIFICANT ACTION KENNY LOGGINS

Meet Me Half Way (Columbia) MIKI HOWARD "Imagination" (Atlantic) 7/2 Rotations Heavy 52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 14, Light 6, O. Medium 3/0, Light 4/2, Total Adds 2. WTKO, WBOW. Medium- WHBY. KUGN, WASK. Light including WHBC, WWNR. Total Adds 3, WWNR, WGBR, WCIL. Debuts at number 19 on the Full- JOURNEY "Why Can't This Night Go On Forever" (Columbia) 72 Rotations. Heavy Service chart. 0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/2, Total Adds 2, KBOI, WSTU. Medium: WTKO. KTWO, KVEC. Light including WMTR. KFOD. DAN HILL RUSSELL HITCHCOCK "The River Cried" (Arista) 8/O Rotations Heavy We 0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds 0 Medium. KTWO, KVEC. Light' WWNR, WMTR. WGBR. KFOD. Can't Try? (Columbia) CARLY SIMON "Give Me All Night" (Arista) 5/5 52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 15, Light 7, Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 4.4. Total Adds 5, KUGN, KSL, WMTR. WGBR. KTWO. Total Adds 3, KFMB, WELT, WHBC. HERB ALPERT "Diamonds" (A&M) 5/0 Debuts at number 20 on the Full - Rotations Heavy 1'0. Medium 1/0, Light 3/0. Total Adds 0. Heavy. WWNR. Medium: WICC. Light: WCHS, WMTR, WSTU. Service chart. GINO VANNELLI "Wild Horses" (CBS Associated) 5/0 Rotations. Heavy 1!0, PETER Medium 2!0. Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Heavy' KTWO. Medium: WGOW, KBOI. Light: KJR, WMTR. CETERA STEVE WARINER "The Weekend" (MCA) 4/3 Rotations Only Love Knows Why (WB) Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 4/3. Total Adds 3, KUGN. WTKO. WGBR. Light including WHBY. COMMODORES "United In Love" (Polydor/PolyGram) 4/2 Rotations Heavy 50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 18, Light 4, O. Medium 2,0. Light 2/2. Total Adds 2. KUGN, WBOW. Medium: WCCO, KTWO. Total Adds 1, WWNR. HOOSIERS "Theme From Hoosiers" (Polydor/PolyGram) 4/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/0. Total Adds 0 Medium WTMJ. WBT. Light. WHBY. WJBC. LINDA RONSTADT "I Love You For Sentimental Reasons" (Elektra) 3/2 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2/1, Light 1,1, Total Adds 2, WHBY. WASK Medium including WBT. NEW & ACTIVE CUTTING CREW "(I Just) Died In Your Arms" (Virgin) 3/1 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 0, Light 1/1. Total Adds 1. WSTU. Heavy. WWNR, WCIL. DAVID SANBORN "Chicago Song" (WB) 3/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 3/1, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Light including KUGN. WTKO. LUTHER VANDROSS with GREGORY HINES "There's Nothing Better Than Love" (Epic) 21/2 U2 "With Or Without You" (Island) 3/1 Rotations. Heavy 2 /0, Medium 14/1, Rotations Heavy 1 Light 5/1. Total Adds 2. WHBC, WSPD. Heavy WASK. KVEC. Medium including WTMJ. /0, Medium 1/0, Light 1!1, Total Adds 1, WHBC. Heavy: WICC. Medium: WMTR. KFMB. WCHS, WGY. WHBY. KBOI. KUGN, WWNR, WTKO, WMTR. WGBR. WBOW, KTWO. COLIN HAY "Can I Hold You" (Columbia) 3/1 NYLONS "Kiss Him Goodbye" (Open Air) 18/4 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2 /0. Light 1J1, Total Adds 1, WTKO. Medium: WCCO, KTWO. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6 /0, Light 12/4, Total Adds 4. WICC, WGOW, WROK, WTKO. Medium. WCCO, WHBY, WIBA, KIM WILDE You Keep Me Hangin' On" (MCA) 3/0 WGBR. WASK, KTWO. Light including KHOW, WCHS, WGY, WHBC, WMTR, WSTU, WJBC, WBOW. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 1 /0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WWNR. Medium: WICC. Light WMTR.

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B MOST ADDED HOTTEST CARLY SIMON (32) B. JOEL 1 /RAY GENESIS (24) CHARLES (45) SMOKEY KLYMAXX (22) ROBINSON (44) ANITA PETER CETERA (13) BAKER (41) HOWARD JONES STEVE WINWOOD JONATHAN BUTLER (12) (37) MADONNA Will You Still Be There? (Elektra) COMMODORES (11) (36) LIONEL JOURNEY (11) RICHIE (32) CHICAGO 51% STEVE WARINER (11) (23) of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 26, Light 17, CHRIS DAN HILL (8) DeBURGH (23) Total Adds 7, KMJI, WKGW, WHNN, 3WM, KTYL, WXUS, KWEB. CROWDED Moves ANNE MURRAY (8) HOUSE (22) ATLANTIC 30 -27 on the AC chart. NYLONS (8) STARR (22) KENNY DAVID SANBORN (8) G (21)

NEW & ACTIVE r KLYMAXX "I'd Still Say Yes" (Constellation/MCA) 27/22 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/3, Light 20/19, Total Adds 22 including KHYL, B100, WKGW. KELT, WNAM, WEIM, WOHO, WWPA, WSKY, WGSV, WAGE. KRLB, WAEV, WZLO, WMTFM, KKLV, KYJC. Heavy: KOST. Medium including WPIX, WTFM, WBGM. Light including WMYX CYNDI LAUPER "What's Going On" (Portrait/CBS) 27/0 Rotations. Heavy 7/0. Medium 12/0, Light 8 /0. Total Adds O. Heavy: K101. WMGN, WSKI, WZLO, WFFX, KYJC, KQSW. PETER CETERA Only Love Knows Why" (WB) 43/13 Medium. WXTC, U102, WNAM, KWFM. WGLL, WTNY, WWPA, KALB, WBGM, KFSB, K99, KMGO. Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 19/10, Total 13 WLTS, KIFM. WAEB. WHNN, KCIX, WSKY, 23/3. Light Adds including WFMK, JONATHAN BUTLER "Lies" (Jive/RCA) 26/12 WAEV. WFFX, WXUS Heavy. WZLO. Medium including WKYE. WTFM, WNAM. WMGN. WEIM, WGLL, WOHO. WTNY, Rotations Heavy O. Medium 7/3, Light 19/9, Total Adds 12, WPIX, WKYE, WXTC, WTFM, WIZD, WNAM, WTRX, WMGN, WCKO, WAGE. KALB. WORG. Debuts at #28 on the AC chart. WGLL, WCKQ. WAGE WJON Medium including WSKY. WGSV, KYJC, KMGO. Light including WEIM. WSKI, WOHO. DAVID SANBORN "Chicago Song" (WB) 341 WORG Rotations Heavy O. 1511. 19/7. Total Adds WFMK, WAEV, KFSB. Medium Light 8. WKYE. WIZD, WLHT. KWFM, WJON. NYLONS "Kiss Him Goodbye" (Open AIr) 26/8 Medium including WNAM. WMGN. WEIM, WSKI. WOHO, WSKY. WBGM, WZLO, WMTFM, KYJC, KOSW. Light including Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 9/1, Light 17/7. Total Adds 6, WMGN, KVUU, WOHO, WORG, WAEV, KFSB, WXUS, KMGO. WOMC. KIFM, WKGW, WXTC, WTRX, KWAV Medium including WNAM, KWFM, WSKY. WCHV, WZLO, WMTFM, KKLV, KYJC. Light including WMYX, WKGW, WTRX, RUSSELL HITCHCOCK "The River Cried" (Arista) 34/1 WEIM Rotations. Heavy O. 17/2. 17/5, Total 7, WWPA, WSKY. Medium Light Adds KIFM, KEY103, WTRX, KVUU, WTNY, Medium LEVEL 42 "Lessons In Love" (Polydor/PolyGram) 25/2 including WKGW, WNAM, WMGN. WEIM. WSKI, WOHO, WAGE, WBGM, WMTFM, WXUS, KKLV, KYJC. Light including Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 16/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2, WHVE, WMTFM. Medium. WKYE, KWAV. WWMJ, WCHV, WGSV, WORG KVIL, WKYE, WTRX, KWFM, WSKI. WOHO, WWPA, WSKY, WCKO, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WBGM, WFFX, KKLV, KQSW, Light including 0100, KWAV. CARLY SIMON "Give Me All Night" (Arista) 32/32 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 14/14. Light 18/18. Total Adds 32, WSNI, WHTX, WKYE, WKGW, WXTC, WTFM, WIZD, WNAM, WTRX, KWAV. WWMJ. WGLL, WSKI, WOHO, WTNY, WWPA, WSKY, WCKO, WCHV, WGSV, WAHR. WAGE, WORG, WAEV. WBGM, WZLO. WMTFM, KFSB. WXUS, KKLV, KYJC, KMGO. U2 "With Or Without You" (Island) 30/6 Rotations Heavy 7/0. Medium 1311. Light 10/5. Total Adds 6, WLTF, WMJI, WEIM, WGLL, WZLO, WXUS. Heavy: 8100, WKYE, WSKI, WSKY. WCKO. KRLB, WFFX Medium including K101, KEY103, WHVE, KWFM, WOHO, WCHV, WAEV, L SIGNIFICANT ACTION WBGM. WJON. K99. KYJC. KQSW Debuts at #30 on the AC chart. HERB ALPERT "Diamonds" (AIM) 28/3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 19/1, Light 912, Total Adds 3, KS94, K101, KFSB. Medium including WKYE, WHVE. WEIM, WSKI, WOHO. WCKO. WGSV. KRLB, WORG. WZLO, WFFX, WJON, K99, KYJC. Light including 8100, WIZD. KELT. KDUK, WAEV, KOSW STEVE WARINER "The Weekend" (MCA) 23/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/1, Light 20/10. Total Adds 11. WNAM, WGLL, WCHV, WAGE, KRLB, WAEV, KFSB, WJON, KKLV, KYJC, KMGO. Medium including WAHR, WBGM. Light including KEY103. WTRX, WEIM, WCKO, WGSV, WORG. KOSW

COLIN HAY "Can I Hold You" (Columbia) 22/7 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6 /0, Light 16/7, Total Adds 7, WAEB, KEY103, WTRX, KWFM, WSKI, WAGE, KKLV. Medium WEIM, WSKY. WCHV, WBGM, WZLO, KFSB. Light including WXTC. WTFM, WNAM, WGSV. WORG, WJON. L ROTATION BREAKOUTS ANNE MURRAY Are You Still In Love With Me" (Capitol) 21/8 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6/2, Light 15/6. Total Adds 8, WPIX, KEY103, WTRX, WOHO, WAGE. WAEV, WBGM, WZLO. Medium including WEIM, WGLL, WAHR, WMTFM. Light including WNAM. WSKI, WCKO, WGSV, KFSB, WJON, KKLV, KYJC. THOMPSON TWINS "Get That Love" (Arista) 211 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 12/0. Light 9/0, Total Adds 0. Medium: KIFM, U102, WGLL, WSKI, WOHO, WCKO. WCHV, Total WGSV, WAEV, WFFX, KYJC. KQSW. Light. B100. KEY103, WTFM, WHAM, KVUU. KALB, WMTFM, WJON, KMGO. Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light CUTTING CREW "(I Just) Died In Your Anns" (Virgin) 20/1 Rotations. Heavy 11/0. Medium 7/0, Light 2/1, Total Adds 1, WMJI. Heavy WSNI, WLLT, WLTF, B100, WKYE, WGLL, WSKI, WCKO, KALB, WFFX, K99. Medium K101. WIZD. WHVE, WSKY, WCHV. KYJC, KQSW. Light including U102. Debuts at Q SMOKEY ROBINSON 91/2 75 12 4 #29 on the AC Chad. UONEL RICHIE COMMODORES "United In Love" (Polydor /PolyGram) 15/11 © 86/2 68 17 1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/3, Light 1118. Total Adds 11, KOST, WTFM, WSKY, WCKQ, WORG, WBGM, WZLO, WMTFM. 3 ANITA BAKER 86/2 65 19 2 WJON, KKLV. KMGO. Medium including WOHO. Light including WEIM, WCHV, WAGE. MADONNA Q 84/0 63 20 1 HUEY LEWIS 8 THE NEWS "I Know What I Like" (Chrysalis) 15/3 Rotations: 5 STEVE WIN WOOD Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/2, Light 5/1, Total Adds 3, WHTX, WLTF, KYKY. Heavy: WCKO, WFFX. Medium including 78/1 62 15 1 KVIL, WKYE, WRKA, WIZD. WHVE, K99. Light including B100, KELT, KDUK, KOSW. 6 BILLY JOEL featuring RAY CHARLES 83/0 63 16 4 DAN SEALS "I Will Be There" (EMI America) 15/0 Q CHICAGO 84/2 50 32 2 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAHR. Medium: WNAM. WSKI, WCHV, KALB. WBGM. Light. WTFM, WTRX, WEIM, WKNE, WOHO. WGSV, KFSB, WJON, KQSW. o CHRIS DeBURGH 83/2 42 32 9 KANSAS "Can't Cry Anymore" (MCA) 141 ATLANTIC STARR o 82/3 44 35 3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Medium. WKYE, WSKI, WCKO, WBGM, KQSW. Light: WLTS. WNAM, WTRX, WOHO, C) CROWDED HOUSE 70/2 43 19 8 WGSV, KALB, WORG, KFSB, KYJC. BILLY 1e, KENNY LOGGINS VERA I THE BEATERS "Let You Get Away" (Rhino) 11/1 85/4 28 49 8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/1, Light 7/0, Total Adds 1, WGLL. Medium including WEIM, WBGM, WMTFM. Light: WKYE. ® KENNY G 79/4 35 32 12 WIZD, WNAM, WKNE. WSKI, KKLV, KYJC. ® GLENN MEDEIROS 81/5 23 50 8 BANGLES "Walking Down Your Street" (Columbia) 111 Rotations. Heavy 2/0. Medium 7/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: U102. WIZD. Medium: K101. WHVE. KDUK, WCHV, 14 ARETHA FRANKLIN & GEORGE MICHAEL 71/1 30 32 9 WFFX, WMTFM, K99. Light' WSNI, B100. m GENESIS 83/24 12 52 19 TOTO "Till The End" (Columbia) 91 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0 Light 6 /0, Total Adds O. Medium. WEIM, WCHV. KYJC. PATTI LABELLE & BILL CHAMPUN Light' WXTC, WWMJ, WSKI, WORG, 65/2 21 37 7 WAEV, KQSW. 17 RESTLESS HEART 661 23 34 9 CROWDED HOUSE "Something So Strong" (Capitol) 8/6 ID LUTHER VANDROSS with GREGORY HINES 65/2 11 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 7/6, Total Adds 6, WKYE, WOHO, WCKQ, WGSV, WBGM, KYJC. Medium: KWAV. 42 12 Light including WWMJ. DAN HILL 69/8 12 43 14 20 STARSHIP 58/0 12 36 10 ® FLEETWOOD MAC 58/O 12 30 16 Q GINO VANNEW 50/2 13 28 9

1 JOURNEY Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 50% 58/11 1 37 20 of our reporting stations. New A Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or ® JENNIFER WARNES 48/2 9 32 7 more stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay from 25 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 33/0 3 18 12 8 -24 stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay 26 KOOL & THE GANG 31/0 2 19 10 activity do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the A/C chart. Rec- S HOWARD JONES 46/7 3 26 17 ords which have PETER CETERA achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient Heavy m 43/13 1 23 19 and medium rotation airplay to enter the chart. G CUTTING CREW 20/1 11 7 2 U2 30/6 7 13 10 May 1, 1987R&R 63 AC ADDS & HOTS

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Mottet: CHICAGO LIONEL RICIII W Cavi G STEVE 10110.000 Rucolc DEINIMm BEM, MADONNA KWJOM.OnCA Ins PLADONNA moo 1.nos INS SILLY JOEL MITE BAKER GENESIS N IUVRIY.. Wy.I GENESIS PARALLEL Notttut CHICAGO Nu. CUTTING U., IS CIWw MN, JACKSON W,ICRYYa.W rt/TT/NG rims WYM.I..NpR S., ROBINSON WKIIEIIL.... none SRO.. IMBINSoN O.MO.«.I.«n Ir.N STEVE NIxvOOW WCROIC.rpW.1I.MR. TWO MAryM.yN YY T.aRIMy WARMNICWWNwx ANNE BUTLER MMII.IIIeCMO.n GENESIS STEVE AINWOOD ANNE MUNIEAT STARR MUNN. RVIIdW AMA., JONATHAN Ne.MIWw! Motu.: GLENN AMU IROS ANTLER RNOOrICIWpn.n MOP, ROBIN. x MNIOINnerldsnce WOK, Aolin CANEY SU. TyYM..rnyn BILLy JOEL WNAWApp4WIWYis1, RESTLESS Or.A. STEVE WI/MOOD none cARIE SIMON sTur mos.. Ti! Cuddy S ILLY Jo.. GENESIS MADONNA SURVIVOR cNown. MOUSE CaMmRMr ANITA PAAER Mourf .1 LT JOEL Mott... MADONNA rARLT SIMON ANITA BARER ANITA BEREA CCSissonoPES 71.001 FarAtRoS cHNIS flOttmtr STEVE WARMER RORINSON LIONEL RICHIE ounmno. LIONEL V a[ MADONNA RICH, SHOAL, ROBINSON NSCxAE Hot tmt CHIcAGn 111 BILLY JOEL RESTLESS HEART WEImYRINy.11 LICNEI. Rt GENESIS CAN, SIMON HIE IICMn.Rra.l.r LIONEI RICH, BILLY JOEL bwM1eC...I.I.Y RESTLESS HEART CHIrmo GENESIS PARALLEL GENESIS BI LEY JOEL MADONNA DAN HILT. W WLAYrprtlry LOVWRYnI MITE RAKER MUM* STEVE it:moon E ON Pram Ia.goMb M..rII.E.Iy sTEVE WINWOOD EOM?. rAEW WMarVPapeMCn GINO VON., THREE LIONEL xIE CHRIS DEMON CARLY SION JONATHAN ATLANTIC STARR WCHVICNrbx.nllM SAM, PORINSON ATIANTIc MEL. HUEY LEVIS I. THE STARR GENESIS Rotte.: BILLY PARALLEL WOT/Sene Ae.e, 44 Reporters GENESIS ean .w cARLY SIMON ANITA SAKES SMOLT ROBINS. MTRIUSIMI Rcpe. Ram. IMrWN DAN MILL STEVE 41.0012 WYTSWCeper CKELY SIMON REIM LOGGIAS P..r.a.nWI.N. TWO 37 Current Reports VANDELIS ROBINSON ROBERT CRAY me.nrsMl.r. STARSHIP GLENN mEDEIROS WvwutelNwr GLENN MEINEIROS BILLY VERA NEAT SRO.rn[c STEVE AMINES RUSSELL HITCHCOCK K ENNY G Mr/ LEVIS R.r,1CrwM0 THE sTnnt WARMER Not [Tilt: PAUL SIMON ANNE NI/PRAT WICCwrMR.pur! WLT.IIYN Orb.n. JoNATMAN BUTLER cdmonoArt DAN STEVE MUMOOD CROWDED MUSE PMw.Ripelr STEVE 1.11.10/1 MADONNA HILL SUR. VoR Three stations reported SMOKE, BOBINSDN RooWl.lMMI 1NSnx M,HAL COLIN NAY CARLY sTEVE N1.000 "ARMIN CARLY SIMON SIR'S BILLY JOEL KENNY G GENESIS cLe. ME/OROS P A. SIAM KUM LnEIGINS TINE!. 12 ANITA BAN. a frozen list this week: ANITA BAS. MITA BARER MCVEY ROBINSON JFAIRNEY SNORE? ROBINSON GINO VANNLI IT AMANY NYLONS LIONEL IMP. LIONEL RIcHIE KG W /Portland PETER RA RICHIE WM.ICbywlr BILLY MEL MGM, ROBINSON Ilottmt rAI»NNA WO.VKNrnBU. H.r.ITaKa..O CHICAGO ANITA MEER cEOWDED MUSE WEKUMOmpry Nunn G Me CaM MAMMA KnAtrr, STARR FLEETWOOD Mc WCCO /Minneapolis epe sl.nMln. SHOE, KAI AMIN wI20.btlblFnrrl. LioNEL MADONNA PARALLEL CHRIS DEIVIRC.H IM Freeman GENESIS MqrarM nerds STEVE 5110000D (OLIN HAY AenbrOwrwn K FMoWJMIn CHRIS DEMME TWO E IMMARE ANITA cARLY SIMON GENESIS 2WOMrNb FP " PETER CETERA utua: C.InpbluaM LEE KENNY G DAVID SANBORN NYLONS LION. RICHIE PARALLEL CoMUNims CM:v,.arn IE Geer/En RI LLY JOEL SOUTH SMART ROBINSON STEVE HAM NEE THREE -POND', MUSE RIMY G WENYICOIUwM. PETER rETERA GLENN OSE STEVE MINIMOD MEDE I POS J.mIMII SAO. 1011.2101 N OONNA M wlMMann.nY ANITA BASER PRAM TN I. nucHAE LIONEL StrAIE BILLY JOEL STEVE ',INWOOD TA ITICINrNlb WOEpRp l.ppr KELTIIIRAM.. DAN HILL BM. SNORE, ROBINSON KwWOMary AT.wTIr STARR SIMON LIONII. RICHIE PARALLEL My Mc. AM Meow BILLY REL TWMRM ANITA BARU W1MRrlM. BROS. cARIN SURVIVOR ',ARMAND ANITA RAPER Or. TWO Hot G.crIOWMNM. NS WEIMAr.yi.. tst SUNVIMP NYIAINS AVOCA C. Ion none CROWDED MUSE GLENN NM. ROS Was NYFIJOM.brn GENESIS ANITA BARER SM.. ROBINSON CHRIS DEFAME WSLINSIum CACAO, MOUSE Not tet Jack IMAMS Hottest: GEM. 111.1PDS BILLY JOEL rHIcASO Pr. CETERA WOOWICMIN.MEe Mont/Arc. ANNE .101. ....DUI IMDSE. CHRIS DCFAMGM LIONEL PICNIC CARLY SIMON JOHN FARNHAM WMCIONOII Garry Mr STEVE IMIlicoD BILLY JOEL ANITA RAKE. PRIM IMMISIIV O RA, JON. GLENN MRDRIPoS sNOKET ROBINSON MADONNA LII.EE11.yL..r.R r.n nrror ANITA STEVE INWOOD CHRIS IRGx BAKER CH., DESD none AT/v.1C STARR s APSIIIP w" GENESIS NyLoNs GENESIS MI. RAKES O 1.4m MEDLIMS WLACFIUI..IIrKIr W.HMIUnIwM NMaMeaO.N Den./Cannon Hettmet KENNY G WFMK..nMnM MMONNA STEVE W1NMOD KMMMIAMNaO CAICOS BILLY JOEL HILLY JOEL Frs, FD MUSE ANITA BARER LEE ONEENNOOD RESTLESS STEVE NI.. SECRET ROBINSON SENOR, ROBINSON PARALLEL EMT VANCE. S. WTMYIWrerrrn STEVE NINNOOD GENESIS LIONEL RIcHIL RESTLESS HEART (KILT SIMON PETER rETBAN Jw Oen.wn EM/CLIN MICH. CROWD, CHRIS DEMON MADONNA ANITA MEP Four stations did not NOSE LIONEL TWO SNORE, ROBINSON GAYLE MORN'S CHICAGO r GENESIS JOURNEY WoMcm.aM, krone RUSSELL nuMIC0cIt Hottmer STEVE NIAW0011 WRVAMNMImIN call in a playlist, GENESIS RESTLESS MAST Mm ArsenmWM WMPLUNINNIN C«rpnI.IC.n "ENNIELP NAMES LIONEL PICNIC E rueaUeEl..b Gary King xEYIOLAOWn ANITA W. ANITA MEER therefore its rotations LOTH./ VANOMSS JOU may KEN. G AM.IAM SWOP, ROBINS01 HOWARD .TNES DV/ MILL CHRIS DERVISH none WOAD J n STEVE MINO0D ANITA RARER KENNY G were frozen: CHRIS or Kum/ SMART ROBINSON UMW. HOUSE St LEY JOEL ANNE MURRAY WETFMrNIqp B ILLY JOCI. Hottest MRCP HORN., ANITA RAELP B ILLy JOE! MM ILNNIM WAOER.r.aa LIONEL SIMI IC STEVE WINNCOD BILLY JOEL 55KRC /Cincinnati CROWDED linuSE ALTHASE MADONNA MADONNA RESTLESS REA, LIONEL RICHIE GENESIS sirr Prim ATLANT, STARE FRANELIN MICMAC ANI TA ILMER WMOMM.W.r. S THE GPM STARSHIP KOY /Phoenix MADONNA WWPMWYIWnpr! GLENN MEDEIROS SNORE, ROBINSON CHRIS DEMON ANNE STEVE WIRWOOD s..y.Mrrw COI IN HAY CHICAGO MR.. WMYKMKrwe.. O'NMIW.RII STEVE WAR/N. WJOWM Cloud NAnoleNA KVEC /San Luis Obispo IOU. I JONATNAll MM East LABELLE I CREDAL! ATLANTIC STARR CARLY SIMON STEVE NIPRIOOD RESTLESS HEART M.. Diem cRoWDED HOUSE none NYLONS WTMJ /Milwaukee STE. WINWOOD CARLY SIMON E LYPIPMX ANITA BARER BILLY REL COMMODORES RUSSELL HITCNCOCP COLTS MY SNORE, ROBINSON REARM'S I. RICRAC JoNATHAN BUTLER SNOBRE ROBINSON Hottmer GLENS IMEIROS LIONEL PICRIC N BILLY JOEL CROWDED HOUSE DAVID SANBORN PARALLEL SMC OMY ROBINSON ATLANTIc STARR STEVE MANINER SILLY JOTI. W%TCICIwI..M LIONEL RIcHTE BILLY JOEL MADONNA WIRAMIefton WEZLRkINnpN CHICAGO CHICAGO MIDWEST L IONEL RICHIE OWnrylp'MMn KENNY LOCOINS DAN MILL PARALLEL EIIbnMy.n MADONNA Army Lam THREE CROWDED 'ROSE H OWARD JONES MADONNA culls DENDROH KRM9L Loub SENESIS ARp 0150 VANNES., ONE NuRRAT THREE CARLY SIMON ARL,I.MMr. W.Mrmrnnq.c4 wAal..n.. MUM DEMON WCCOIWnnrpoll. JONATHAN BUTE. WWMMapr IM Ron.a. PARALLEL Donn, Lapp KENN, G RESTLESS M.R? MDIARD JONES Not tst WJ.CIIbomRnMOn N.Y.WYM.r ANITA 11.1, sTEVE 1.1.00D SURSIS GENESIS GENESIS Mo. MAU/SON BRUCE HORNSBY K ENNY G SPREE, ROBINSON NITEIAAN PETER CCTENA ONE rl.rryNRR. MADONNA GENESIS NLRB ALPERT ROBOT, TRAY STEVE AMIN. ATLANTIC STEER CROWDED 10uSE SHOE, ROBINSON SSKRCICNCInnax Br LLy .TEL GENESIS STEVE o BILLY JoEL OrW, Nog. STEVE WINOOOD MITA OMER ANNE STEVE NIMROD WMVFJWwM. NOBINSON Mal. Ixr. CREW UM, NADONNA none ANITA RARER LNOwyRaw.W. BILLY JOEL MADONNA !ILLY Mel. WEZCIC.rIMI. LION, /Unite PARALLEL BRUct. Mil TA RMUR ROBINSON MrrlrplCmn.y MM., MOP, JAN, JAC EDN IRnE LEVEL 42 WORGIOr.rAarR STARSIM TWO A MON LOONS Mu WM. PETER CETERA RESTLESS HEART ATLANTIC 'TAPP CARLY SIMON GINO VANNES., COMODORES ROTA AMER ...CONIO. CHICAGO W1VMbRNngw W.EYIAppbM..O.Np. S..OK ROBINSON RIM LIONEL RIcHIF NININSoN E LYPIANX KO CROWDED HMSE NYLONS E..W.an. 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May 1,1987RaR65 R &R NATIONAL AIRPLAY COUNTRY

TOP 50 MAY 1, 1987

Mee Two lair Total Weer Weer Wee` Reports /Adds Heavy Medium tight 10 5 3 0 CONWAY TWITTY /Julia (MCA) 158/0 137 19 2 e 3 1 2 OAK RIDGE BOYS /It Takes A Little Rain (MCA) 152/1 130 17 5 MOST ADDED tt 6 6 0 DAN SEALS /I Will Be There (EMI America) 160/1 126 29 5 15 12 9 0 JOHN CONLEE/Domestic Life (Columbia) 154/1 116 31 7 12 10 8 0 JUDY RODMAN /Girls Ride Horses Too (MTM) 153/0 111 36 6 JUDDS (73) 18 16 13 0 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Baby's Got A Hold On Me (WB) 158/2 85 65 8 LEE GREENWOOD (42) 4 4 7 O'KANES /Can't Stop My Heart From Lovin' You (Columbia) 144/0 98 32 14 L. GATLIN & J. FRICKIE (36) ANNE 19 15 n 0 FORESTER SISTERS/Too Many Rivers (WB) 154/0 94 51 9 MURRAY (36) HOLLY DUNN (34) 1 1 5 9 D. PARTON, L. RONSTADT, & E. HARRIS/To Know Him Is To Love Him (WB) 136/0 101 24 11 STEVE WARINER (31) 46 26 16 RANDY TRAVIS /Forever & Ever, Amen (WB) a 161/4 49 100 12 TOM WOPAT (29) 17 14 12 GARY MORRIS /Plain Brown Wrapper (WB) 145/1 74 61 10 K.T. OSLIN (28) 22 1e 14 ® T.G. SHEPPARD/You're My First Lady (Columbia) 157/0 49 97 11 C. GAYLE & G. MORRIS (27) 25 zo 15 a EDDY RAVEN/You're Never Too Old For Young Love (RCA) 157/1 37 104 16 3 2 2 14 MICHAEL JOHNSON/The Moon Is Still Over Her Shoulder (RCA) 132/0 79 38 15 27 24 20 ® MOE BANDY/Till I'm Too Old To Die Young (MCA /Curb) 148/8 65 56 27 24 22 19 m KEITH WHITLEY/Hard Livin' (RCA) 146/2 52 74 20 21 19 17 17 BILLY JOE ROYAL/Old Bridges Burn Slow (Atlantic America) 129/1 56 54 19 29 25 22 a SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO /Chains Of Gold (Columbia) 155/2 25 105 25 36 29 25 a EARL THOMAS CONLEY/That Was A Close One (RCA) 157/8 15 100 42 33 27 24 a DWIGHT YOAKAM /Little Sister (Reprise /WB) 145/3 21 90 34 13 11 10 21 STEVE EARLE/Goodbye's All We've Got Left (MCA) 107/0 60 40 7 34 30 27 a JOHN SCHNEIDER /Love, You Ain't Seen The Last Of Me (MCA) 146/4 10 107 29 9 7 7 23 KATHY MATTEA/You're The Power (Mercury/PG) 103/0 51 37 15 HOTTEST 31 28 26 t CHARLEY PRIDE /Have I Got Some Blues For You (16th Ave. /Capitol) 122/5 26 70 26 39 35 29 a TANYA TUCKER /It's Only Over For You (Capitol) 142/10 9 84 49 CONWAY TWITTY (86) 49 34 a GEORGE STRAIT /All My Ex's Live In Texas (MCA) 139/26 16 71 52 OAK RIDGE BOYS (74) 45 33 ffl CRYSTAL GAYLE & GARY MORRIS /Another World (WB) 147/27 2 81 64 PARTON, RONSTADT, HARRIS (62) 35 32 30 a CHARLY McCLAIN /Don't Touch Me There (Epic) 112/4 23 66 23 DAN SEALS (61) 37 34 31 0 SOUTHERN PACIFIC /Don't Let Go Of My Heart (WB) 121/3 14 69 38 JOHN CONLEE (47) 44 38 35 `:fir MICKEY GILLEY /Full Grown Fool (Epic) 125/12 5 72 48 RANDY TRAVIS (46) O'KANES (36) 2 6 1e 31 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY á HOLLY DUNN /A Face In The Crowd (WB) 74/0 24 31 19 JUDY RODMAN (35) s0 ao a STEVE WARINER/The Weekend (MCA) 128/31 3 54 71 MOE BANDY (29) JUDDS /I Know Where I'm Going (RCA/Curb) BREAKER a 113/73 1 33 79 MICHAEL JOHNSON (29) so 43 39 0 MARIE OSMOND/Everybody's Crazy 'Bout My... (Capitol /Curb) 117/14 3 64 50 a 9 23 35 T. GRAHAM BROWN /Don't Go To Strangers (Capitol) 71/0 24 31 16 BREAKER C SKO/American Me (MTM) 108/17 2 47 59 49 47 41 a DESERT ROSE BAND /Ashes Of Love (MCA/Curb) 95/6 4 56 35 BREAKER p RICKY VAN SHELTON /Crime Of Passion (Columbia) 96/19 4 42 50 BREAKER a BAILLIE AND THE BOYS /Oh Heart (RCA) 102/15 3 40 59 s 13 28 40 WAYLON JENNINGS/Rose In Paradise (MCA) 47/0 14 19 14 DEBUT al HOLLY DUNN /Love Someone Like Me (MTM) 88/34 2 29 57 [ DEBUT ) K.T. OSLIN/80's Ladies (RCA) 82/28 2 26 54 MOST ADDED I HOTTEST Its those songs 14 n 32 43 DON WILLIAMS /Senorita (Capitol) 45/0 16 18 11 achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs DEBUT RICKY ) Q SKAGGS & SHARON WHITE /Love Can't Ever Get Better... (Epic) 75/25 1 26 48 reported "hottest" compiled from all our reporters The number 23 21 21 45 LYLE LOVETT/God Will (MCA/Curb) 56/0 9 32 15 in parentheses immediately follovnrg the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicate the total 4e Q JOHNNY CASH/The Night Hank Williams Came To Town (Mercury /PG) 58/3 3 33 22 number of Country reporters adding the sorg this DEBUT I C,D LEE GREENWOOD/Someone (MCA) 60/42 1 10 49 week or noting that the song is among their five holiest. {-DEBUT VINCE ) 0 GILL/Cinderella (RCA) 65/26 1 11 53 6 23 36 49 REBA McENTIRE /Let The Music Lilt You Up (MCA) 38/0 5 17 16 43 39 37 50 TIM MALCHAK/Colorado Moon (Alpine) 46/1 3 24 19

Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting stations. New á Active records are those receiving airplay at 30 -59% of the stations. Records in Significant Action L BREAKERS® are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not have to reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must reach the 60% airplay level within the two following JUDDS weeks to achieve Breaker status.

I Know Where I'm Going (RCA /Curb) BAILLIE AND THE BOYS On 70% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 33, Light 79, Total Adds 73 Oh Heart (RCA) WGNA, WYOU, On 63% reporting Including WBOS, WIXL, WPOR, WKHX, KASE, KYKR, WVMI, WZZK, of stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 40, Light 59, Total Adds 15, WMNI, WOBE, WAXX, KFGO, KWMT, WGEE, WFMS, KYAK, KOIL, KZLA, KALF, KCKC. Debuts at WTCR, WCVR, WORC, WXBQ, WKSJ, WWKA, WUBE, WONE, WMIL, number 33 on the Country chart. KUZZ, KYGO, KUPL, KMPS. Moves 45 -39 on the Country chart. SKO RICKY VAN SHELTON Me American (MTM) Crime Of Passion (Columbia) On 67% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 47, Light 59, Total Adds 17, On 60% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 42, Light 50, Total Adds WOBE, CHOW, WZZK, WXBQ, WLWI, WQDR, KBUC, WFMS, WTSO, WMIL, WKCQ, 19, WQBE, WRKZ, WTCR, WIXL, WUSY, WESC, WAMZ, WGKX, WGAR -FM, WGEE, WFMS, KYAK, KGHL, KWJJ, KRAK, KMPS, KRPM. Moves 42 -36 on the Country chart. WITL, KKAL, KLZ, KNIX, KRAK, KKAT, KMPS, KGA. Moves 46 -38 on the Country chart. CRIME Of The Century RICKY VAN SHELTON is getting away with the biggest record of his career

CRIME OF PASSION 138 -07.251 The arresting new single from £fie debut album, WILD EYED DREAM Produced by Steve Buckingham R&R BREAKERS ` © BB On Columbia Records, Cassettes And Compact Discs 66 R &R May 1, 1987 R &R NATIONAL AIRPLAY COUNTRY

MERRILL & JESSICA "You're Here To Remember..." (EMI America /Curb) 21/8 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 18, Total Adds 8, WYOU, WIRY, WRNS. WAMZ, WPAP. KFGO, KUUY, KRWO. Medium. NEW & ACTIVE WCVR. WTCM. Light: WCAO, KMML, KRKT. KVOC. KKCS, KSOP. LARRY BOONE "Back In The Swing Of Things Again" (Mercury/PolyGram) 21/1 Rotations. Heavy 2, Medium 12, Light 7. Total Adds 1, WUBE Heavy KTTS. WTCM. Medium. KRRV, WEZL, WOYK, KSO, WWWW, WAXX, WTSO. KFDI. KIK -FM, KALF, KGA. HOLLY DUNN "Love Someone Like Me" (MTM) 88/34 Rotations. Heavy 2. Medium 29. Light 57. Total Adds 34 including WCAO. WDSY, WWVA, WEZL, WESC, WLWI, KBUC, RATTLESNAKE ANNIE "Callan' Your Bluff" (Columbia) 14/3 KRMD, WOYK, WTOR, WONE, WYNG, WGEE, KCJB, WLLR, KKAL, KLZ, KWJJ, KOLO, KKAT, KMPS, KRPM Debuts at Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 12. Total Adds 3. KKYX, KFGO, KALF. Medium. WCVR, WTCM. Light: WPOR, WIXY, number 41 on the Country chart WCMS, WOYK. WDAF, WOW, KRWQ. KOIL, KTOM K.T. OSUN "80's Ladies" (RCA) 82/28 SYLVIA "Straight From The Heart" (RCA) 12/12 Rotations. Heavy 2. Medium 26. Light 54, Total Adds 28 including WBOS. WRKZ, WWVA, WESC, KSSN. WSIX, WSLR. Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 0. Light 12. Total Adds 12. WYOU, WTSV, WCVR, WYII, KEAN. WXCL, KVOO, KVOC. KKCS, WUBE, WYNG, KFKF. WTHI, KFDI, KRST. KNAX, KNIX. KCCY, KKAT, KMPS. KRPM. Debuts at number 42 on the Country KOIL, KALF, KSOP. chart JAY BOOKER "Hot Red Sweater" (EMI America) 1113 RICKY SKAGGS & SHARON WHITE "Love Can't Ever Get Better Than This" (Epic) 75/25 Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 2, Light 8. Total Adds 3, WAMZ, WCMS, KRWO. Heavy. WOKK. Medium. WOYK. Light: WRNS, Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 26, Light 48. Total Adds 25 including WYRK. WRKZ, WEZL_ WKLO. WESC. KSSN, WSIX, WPAP, KKYX, KFGO, KITS. KVOC, KKCS. WOYK, KJNE. WUSO, WTOR. WMNI. KSO, WAXX, KFDI, KKAL, KYGO, KSOP. Debuts at number 44 on the Country chart. RONNIE DOVE "Heart" (Diamond) 11/0 VINCE GILL "Cinderella" (RCA) 65/26 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2, Light 9. Total Adds O. Medium: WCAO, WTVY. Light, WVAM, WYOU. WWVA, WEZL. WLWI. Rotations. Heavy 1. Medium 11, Light 53. Total Adds 26 including WCAO. WIXL, WDSY, WPOR. WWVA, WORC, WTVY, KKYX, KFGO, KWMT. KIGO KHEY. WAMZ, WLWI, WUBE, KFKF, KXXY, K102. KGHL, KYGO, KRWO. KSON, KMPS, KRPM. Debuts at number 48 on the PAM TILLIS "There Goes My Love" (WB) 10/10 Country chart Rotatons Heavy O. Medium 1. Light 9. Total Adds 10, WYOU, WTSV, WCVR, KMML. WOKK, WDAF. WTCM, KRWQ. KALF. LEE GREENWOOD "Someone" (MCA) 60/42 KOLO Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 10. Light 49, Total Adds 42 Including WCAO, WYOU, WWVA, KRRV, KMML. WVMI, WEZL, BUTCH BAKER "Don't It Make You Want To Go Home" (Mercury/PolyGram) 10/8 KUPL. Debuts WRNS. KLLL, WCMS, WWKA, KKYX, WQYK, KJNE, WTOR, WAXX, WDAF, WMUS, KXXV. K102, KTPK. KLZ, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 9. Total Adds 8, WORC. WIVK, WOKK, KKYX, WTOR, KFDI, KIK -FM. KSOP. Medium at number 47 on the Country chart KTOM. Light: KV00. JOHNNY CASH "The NIgM Hank Williams Came To Town" (Mercury/PolyGram) 58/3 CARLETTE "Waltzing With Daddy" (Luv) 10/3 WCVR, WTSO, KRKT. Medium: WPTR, Rotations Heavy 3, Medium 33, Light 22, Total Adds 3, WCAO, KHEY, WMNI. Heavy Rotations. Heavy O. Medium t. Light 9. Total Adds 3. WPOR, KHEY, WLWI. Medium- KFGO. Light WTVY, KKYX, KSO. WIXY, KSSN WLWI. KKYX WSLR WONE. KSO, WDAF, WOW. KUGN. KOLO, KTOM, KIIM. Moves 48 -46 on the Country KVOO, KFDI. KSOP chart DAVID FRIZZELL "Beautiful Body" (Compleat/PolyGram) 9/2 BELLAMY BROTHERS "Country Rap" (MCA /Curb) 55/25 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 7, Total Adds 2. KEAN. KOLO Medium: KRKT, KNIX. Light: KKYX, WAXX, KFGO, Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 12. Light 42, Total Adds 25, WCAO, WYOU. WRKZ, WIXY, WUSY, WRNS. KLLL, WCMS, WPAP. KUZZ, KFRE WOW, WTHI, KTPK, KRST. KIK -FM. KFRE, KRWQ, KCCY. KKYX, KJNE, KSO, WKKO, WAXX. KFGO, WMIL. KCJB, DON McLEAN "He's Got You" (EMI America) 9/0 LARRY GATLIN & JANIE FRICKIE "From Time To Time" (Columbia) 53/37 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 3. Light 6. Total Adds 0 Medium. WOW, KRKT, KIIM. Light WIXY, WLVK, KITS. WTCM, KRWQ. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 9, Light 44. Total Adds 37 including WTSV, KEAN, KRRV, WSOC, WUSY, WTVY, KHEY, KKIX, KTOM KXXY, KTPK, KRKT, KFRE, KUPL. KCCY, KALF, KMPS. WAMZ. KLLL, KKYX. KJNE. KWMT, KFKF. GEORGE JONES "I Turn To You" (Epic) 8/8 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 8, Total Adds 8, WYOU, WTSV, WCVR, KEAN, KMML, KYKR, KXXY, KUZZ. BILL ANDERSON "No Ordinary Memory" (Southern Tracks) 8/2 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 0, Light 8. Total Adds 2, WLWI, KFGO. Light, WCAO, KSO, KVOO, KFDI, KSOP, KIGO. L SIGNIFICANT ACTION RAY PRICE "Better Class Of Losers" (SOR) 8/0 Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 2, Light 5. Total Adds 0. Heavy. WCVR. Medium: KITS, KIGO. Light: WYII. KSO, KVOO, KALF. KTOM

ANNE MURRAY "Are You Still In Love With Me" (Capitol) 45/36 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 5, Light 40, Total Adds 36 including WAJR, WXTU, KEAN, KMML, KASE, WSOC, WUSY, WRNS. ALBUM TRACKS WGKX. WSIX, WCMS, WWKA, KJNE, WMIL, KVOO, KGHL, KUGN, KUPL, KOLO, KCKC. r JOHN WESLEY RYLES "Midnight Blue" (WB) 44/21 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 35. Total Adds 21. WCAO, WCVR, WIXY, KEAN, KYKR. WRNS. WTVY, WAMZ, WLWI, KKYX, WTOR, KSO, KWMT, KCJB, WOW. KFDI, KUUY, KFRE, KOIL, KALF, KSOP. ARTIST /Song Title (Label) Album Title VICKI RAE VON "Not Tonight" (Atlantic America) 40/4 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 14. Light 25. Total Adds 4. WAJR. KRRV, WUSY, WLWI. Heavy: WCVR. Medium: WYII, KYKR, WVMI, WOKK, WPAP, KSO. KFGO, WOW, KFDI, KRKT. KVOC, KALF, KOLO. KSOP. DAN SEALS/Three Time Loser (EMI America) Out On The Front Line NANCI GRIFFITH "Trouble In The Fields" (MCA) 39/8 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 10. Light 29, Total Adds 8, WCAO, KRRV, KMML, WEZL, WUSO, KGHL, KALF, KOLO. Medium. D. PARTON, L. RONSTADT, & E. HARRIS/Those Memories Of You (WB) Trio WCVR, WTVY. WPAP, WWWW, WOW, KITS. KFDI, KRKT, KUUY, KTOM. JUDDS/Turn It Loose (RCA /Curb) Heartland MASON DIXON "3935 West End Ave." (Premier One) 38/7 Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 12. Light 25. Total Adds 7. WCAO. WYII. KYKR, KSSN, KRMD, KWMT. WTHI. Heavy: KRKT. WAYLON JENNINGS /Chevy Van (MCA) Hangin' Tough Medium KPLX, WTVY, WOKK, WPAP, KKYX, KJNE, KFGO. WOW. KITS. WTCM, KFDI, KIK -FM. RESTLESS HEART/Wheels (RCA) Wheels KENDALLS "Routine" (SOR) 37/9 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 27, Total Adds 9. WAJR. WWVA, KRRV. WUSO, WONE, WAXX. KWMT, KFDI, KALF. MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY /A Long Line Of Love (WB) Americana Medium WYOU. WCVR, KEAN, WTVY, KKYX, WSLR. WOW, KTTS, WTCM, KTOM. RODMAN Be Your Baby Tonight (MTM) Judy Rodman RAY STEVENS "Would Jesus Wear A Rolex" (MCA) 3420 JUDY /I'll Rotations Heavy 2, Medium 8, Light 24, Total Adds 20. WTCR. WAJR. WIXL, WCVR, WUSY, WTVY, WBHP, WAMZ, WLWI, REBA McENTIRE/Why Not Tonight (MCA) What Am I Going To Do... WUBE. KSO, WAXX, WOW, KTPK. KFDI, KIK -FM, KVOC, KNEW. KCKC. KSAN Hold On TOM WOPAT "Put Me Out Of My Misery" (EMI America) 3129 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND /Fishin' In The Dark (WB) KMML, WRNS, Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 3. Light 28. Total Adds 29 including WYOU. WPOR, WYII, WORC, KEAN, KRRV, CONWAY TWITTY /Snake Boots (MCA) Borderline WIVK, KKYX. KJNE. WKKO, KXXY. WXCL, WTCM. KFDI, KIK -FM, KRWQ, KOLO, KRPM. MERLE HAGGARD "Almost Persuaded" (Epic) 29/0 ALABAMA /Let's Hear It For The Girl (RCA) The Touch Heavy O. 11, 18, Total Adds 0. Medium. WPTR. KASE, WKLO. WTVY, WTCM, KFDI. KFRE, KNIX, Rotations Medium Light Ways (Reprise/WB) Hillbilly Deluxe KALF, KTOM, KIIM Light KEAN, KYKR, KBUC, WOW. KUZZ, KWJJ. KCKC. DWIGHT YOAKAM /Little NIELSEN WHITE BAND "I Got The One I Wanted" (Vision) 24/7 CONWAY TWITTY /Borderline (MCA) Borderline Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 20. Total Adds 7. KEAN. KMML, WCMS, KFGO, K102, KFDI, KUUY. Medium: WPAP, WTCM, KRKT, KOLO Light. WCAO, KJNE, KOIL MEL McDANIEL/Just Can't Sit Down Music (Capitol) Just Can't Sit Down... WAYLON JENNINGS " Fallin' Out" (MCA) 21/20 RANDY TRAVIS /My Heart Cracked (WB) Storms Of Lite Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 19, Total Adds 20, WYOU, WTSV, WCVR, WYII, KEAN, KMML, KKIX, KXXY, WXCL, WTCM, KVOO, KRKT, KUZZ. KVOC, KKCS, KRWQ, KOIL, KALF, KTOM. KSOP. Medium. WAMZ. MEL McDANIEL/57 Chevy & You (Capitol) Just Can't Sit Down...

"American Me» ...an American Hit! (72086)

From The Album -K- 0(71058) Produced by James Stroud BREAKERS R&R BB MTM MUSIC GROUP m ©

DISTRIBUTED BY CAPITOL 21 MUSIC SQUARE EAST NASHVILLE, TN 37203 May 1, 1987R &Ru67 COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS

MOST ADDED HOTTEST MOST ADDED HOTTEST MOST ADDED EAST SOUTH MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST HOTTEST Judds (RCA//Curb) Conway Twltty (MCA) Judd! (RCA Curb) Conway Twltty (MCA) Judds (RCA; Curb) Conway Twitty (MCA) Judds (RCA Curb) Conway Twltty (MCA) Vince Gill (RCA) Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) Lee Greenwood (MCA) Oak Ridge Bays (MCA) Lee Greenwood (MCA) Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) Larry Gatlin A Janie Frickle (Columbia) John Connie (Columbia)

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AOR TRACKS® 1 MONDO ROCK /Boom Baby Boom (Columbia) 83/11 2 RED 7/When The Sun Goes Down (MCA) 62/4 Iwo Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium W, :, w.e., ;.,... 166 REPORTS 3 HOODOO GURUS /Blow Your Cool (Elektra) 53/5 4 TNT/Tell No Tales (Mercury/PG) 51/11 6 4 1 TOM PETTY & THE... /Jammin' Me (MCA) 157 =/0 70+ 147+ 9- Q 5 SUZANNE VEGA/Solitude Standing (A &M) 46/19 3 2 2 2 BRYAN ADAMS /Heat Of The Night (A &M) 146 -/1 70- 140- 5+ 6 RICK MEDLOCKE & BLACKFOOT /Rick... (Atlantic) 39/18 5 5 5 Q DAVID BOWIE /Day -in Day-out (EMI America) 143 =/2 40 - 121 - 19+ 7 CONCRETE BLONDE /Concrete Blonde (IRS /MCA) 38/4 1 3 4 U2/With Or Without You (Island) 130 -/1 54- 119- 6- COLIN JAMES HAY /Looking For Jack (Columbia) 30/4 145 8 11 9 7 0 U2 /I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (Island) =/2 28+ 99+ 46- 9 STAN BUSH & BARRAGE /Stan... (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 29/6 8 7 6 0 FROZEN GHOST /Should I See (Atlantic) 141 -/2 30+ 101 + 39- 10 JOHN FARNHAM/Whispering Jack (RCA) 26/9 2 3 4 7 FLEETWOOD MAC /Big Love (WB) 116 -/0 39- 104- 9- 120 to 10 8 0 LOU GRAMM /Ready Or Not (Atlantic) -/1 31+ 93+ 26- 18 14 10 Q ROCK & HYDE /Dirty Water (Capitol) 152+15 14+ 65+ 76- Tracks 136 + 35 24 15 m GREGG ALLMAN BAND/Anything Goes (Epic) /13 12+ 64+ 66- 127 - 30 22 m FLEETWOOD MAC/Seven Wonders (WB) + /18 7+ 65+ 60+ 1 MONDO ROCK /Primitive Love Rites (Columbia) 82/11 24 17 14 LITTLE AMERICA/Walk On Fire (Geffen) 127 -/3 12+ 65+ 56- 2 MASON RUFFNER /Gypsy Blood (CBS Associated) 69/68 12 11 11 13 EDDIE MONEY /Endless Nights (Columbia) 106 -/3 19+ 78+ 27- 3 RED 7/When The Sun Goes Down (MCA) 62/4 39 25 19 PETER WOLF /Can't Get Started (EMI America) 129 + /9 5+ 53+ 74- 4 CUTTING CREW /One For The Mockingbird (Virgin)* 52/22 31 26 20 BRYAN ADAMS/Into The Fire (A &M) 123 + /14 2+ 54+ 67+ 5 TNT /10,000 Lovers... (Mercury /PG) 51/11 19 16 16 CULT /Love Removal Machine (Síre/WB) 127 -/1 2- 40 + 78- 6 HOODOO GURUS /Good Times (Elektra) 50/3 18 17 118-12 20 m WHITESNAKE /Still Of The Night (Geffen) 6- 51+ 61- 7 SUZANNE VEGA /Luka (A &M) 46/19 37 27 21 TRUTH/Weapons Of Love (IRS /MCA) 147 + /7 1+ 23 + 110+ 8 SMITHEREENS/Time And Time Again (Enigma)* 40/3 14 12 13 19 NIGHT RANGER/The Secret Of My Success (Camel /MCA) 99 -/2 8- 45- 49- 9 WORLD PARTY /All Come True (Chrysalis)* 39/13 29 28 24 Q ERIC CLAPTON /Run (Duck/WB) 99 -/4 12+ 43+ 48- 10 RICK MEDLOCKE & BLACKFOOT /Saturday... (Atlantic) 38/18 - 50 32 ® CROWDED HOUSE/Something So Strong (Capitol) 109+126 3+ 26+ 76+ In 4 6 12 22 CUTTING CREW /(I Just) Died Your Arms (Virgin) 73 -/1 12- 53- 17- New Artists are those who have never had an AOR Breaker. Asterisks r9 indicate additional tracks from albums which have already been Breakers and thus no longer appear among the 40 31 27 REO Tonight 107 + /6 33+ ® SPEEDWAGONNariety (Epic) 1- 69- albums listed. _ _ 38 m DAVID BOWIE/Time Will Crawl (EMI America) 96 +/26 1= 32+ 60+ _ _ 43 ® TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS /Runaway Trains (MCA) 95 +/26 1+ 37+ 55+ 13 13 18 26 PSYCHEDELIC FURS /Heartbreak Beat (Columbia) 83 -/0 6- 47- 30-

23 23 25 27 EUROPE /Rock The Night (Epic) 96 -/3 4+ 36- 52 - 106 +13 48 36 30 1) TESLA /Little Suzi (Geffen) 3+ 18+ 74 + RED 34 33 29 Q U2 /Bullet The Blue Sky (Island) 82+/9 3+ 35+ 42+

55 45 33 ROBERT CRAY BAND/Right Next Door ... (Mercury /PG) 106 + /19 1= 26+ 72+

7 8 9 31 JON BUTCHER/Goodbye Saving Grace (Capitol) 77 -/0 9- 42- 30-

46 34 109 + /11 1+ -I- 54 ® GARY MOORE /Over The Hills And Far Away (Virgin) 13 + 77 38 100 + /9 49 35 a OTHER ONES/We Are What We Are (Virgin) 1- 18+ 70+ 52 37 36 Q BON JOVI/Wanted Dead Or Alive (Mercury/PG) 72+/5 8= 36+ 30+ - 43 42 ® FLEETWOOD MAC/Tango In The Night (WB) 78 +/15 2+ 34+ 39+

22 22_26 36 BILLY IDOL/Sweet Sixteen (Chrysalis) 70 -/1 3- 24- 41-

21 19 23 37 LOS LOBOS /Set Me Free (Rosa Lee) (Slash /WB) 72 -/o 2= 24- 41-

- 51 44 Q FLEETWOOD MAC /Isn't It Midnight... (WB) 58 -/6 3+ 27+ 30- 6o 55 47 ED MONDO ROCK /Primitive Love Rites (Columbia) 82 + /11 1= 10+ 56+ When 57 a LITTLE STEVEN/Trail Of Broken Treaties (Manhattan) 94+/29 0= 2+ 62+ 15 21 28 41 BON JOVI /Never Say Goodbye (Mercury /PG) 55 -/0 3- 33- 17- The _ _ 55 R.E.M. /Ages Of You (IRS /A &M) 82 +/24 0= 4+ 60 +

43 41 41 43 FARRENHEIT /Fool In Love (WB) 61 -/1 6+ 25+ 29-

48 Q TOM PETTY & THE.../The Damage You've Done (MCA) 47 +/8 0= 19+ 26 = Sun

38 39 45 45 U2/Where The Streets Have No Name (Island) 52 -/2 1= 24+ 23- I DEBUT Q GENESIS /In Too Deep (Atlantic) 53 +/26 8+ 22 + 24 + Goes 56 CD PATTY SMYTH /Downtown Train (Columbia) 71 +114 0= 7+ 56+ 49 Q TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Think About Me (MCA) 46 =15 1+ 16- 29 + Down 33 32 39 49 GEORGIA SATELLITES /Railroad Steel (Elektra) 55 -/3 1+ 16- 31- +16 52 a DAVID BOWIE/Bang Bang (EMI America) 42 0= 19+ 20 = MASON RUFFNER 69 /68 0 1 44 i DEBUT /Gypsy Blood (CBS Associated) Breaker -Bound And Building 51 57 54 U2 /In God's Country (Island) 42=/3 1+ 15+ 24=

53 54 51 53 BRYAN ADAMSNictim Of Love (A &M) 38 -/4 0= 15= 21- At AOR, Including:

59 Q RED 7/When The Sun Goes Down (MCA) 62 +/4 2+ 6+ 36 - WBYR, WHJY, WKLS, WYNF,

16 29 40 56 GREGG ALLMAN BAND/I'm No Angel (Epic) 33 -/0 6- 18- 9- WLUP, WLLZ, WQFM, KRXQ, 9 15 31 57 PETER WOLF/Come As You Are (EMI America) 34 -/0 5- 19- 11- DEBUT e HOODOO GURUS /Good Times (Elektra) 50+/3 1- 6+ 35+ KZAP, KGB, KFOG, KRQR, ( DEBUT e CUTTING CREW /One For The Mockingbird (Virgin) 52+122 0= 4+ 40 -I- AND MORE! 1 DEBUT JON BUTCHER /Holy War (Capitol) 47 +/31 0= 7+ 31+ BREAKERS. This Week: New Albums: 2 CROWDED HOUSE GARY MOORE Artist Something So Strong (Capitol) Over The Hills And Far Away (Virgin) New Tracks: 3 66% of our reporters on it. 66% of our reporters on it. Artist ROBERT CRAY BAND AOR TRACKS: Right Next Door (Because Of Me) (Mercury /PG) 64% of our reporters on it. New & Active Album #1 OTHER ONES We Are What We Are (Virgin) .PACA RECORDS 60% of our reporters on it. 70 Radi May -1,1987 AOR ALBUMS

Three Two Last 166-REPORTS MAY 1, 1987 ReportsIAdds Power Heavy Medium Wens Wens Wee* "Still" (145) "With" (130) "Bullet" (82) 163 -/0 78+ 160- 3- 1 , 1 U2/The Joshua Tree (Island) "Heat" (146) "Into" (123) "Another" (41) 153 =/0 73- 147- 5+ 2 2 2 2 BRYAN ADAMS /Into The Fire (A &M) (78) 161 -/0 50- 147- 13+ In The Night (WB) "Seven" (127) "Big" (116) "Tango" - 3 3 3 FLEETWOOD MAC/Tango "Jammin "' (157) "Runaway" (95) "Damage" (47) 159 + /1 70+ 148+ 11- TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS /Let Me Up (I've Had Enough) (MCA) 4 0 "Day -In" (143) "Time" (96) "Bang" (42) 160 + /1 41- 129+ 29= - - 5 DAVID BOWIE /Never Let Me Down (EMI America) "Anything" (136) "Angel" (33) "Cross" (7) 148 =/3 19+ 80+ 64- 6 6 6 GREGG ALLMAN BAND/I'm No Angel (Epic) 0 "Ready" (120) "Heartache" (26) "Midnight" (21) 134=/2 36 + 103+ 29- 3 4 7 7 LOU GRAMM /Ready Or Not (Atlantic) "Should" (141) "Line" (3) "Masque" (3) 144-/2 30+ 103+ 39- 8 8 9 O FROZEN GHOST /Frozen Ghost (Atlantic) "Started" (129) "Come" (34) "Love" (4) 144 -/3 10- 67- 74+ 4 5 8 9 PETER WOLF /Come As You Are (EMI America) "Dirty" (152) "Will" (4) "Blind" (3) 152+/5 15+ 66+ 76- 17 15 14 ROCK & HYDE /Under The Volcano (Capitol) "Walk" (127) "Way" (2) "Right" (1) 128 -/3 12+ 65+ 56- 26 20 19 LITTLE AMERICA /Little America (Geffen) "Still" (118) "Here" (19) "Love" (8) 125 + /2 6- 56+ 61- 16 17 15 ® WHITESNAKE/Whitesnake (Geffen) "Died" (73) "Mockingbird" (52) "Been" (4) 116 -/11 12- 56- 50+ s 7 11 13 CUTTING CREW /Broadcast (Virgin) "Endless Nights" (106) 106 -/2 19+ 78+ 27- 12 13 16 EDDIE MONEY /Can't Hold Back (Columbia) "Wanted" (72) "Goodbye" (55) "Rock" (2) 104 -/1 1 1 - 62- 35- 9 10 12 15 BON JOVI /Slippery When Wet (Mercury /PG) 147 + 1 + 23+110+ /MCA) "Weapons Of Love" (147) /7 - - 21 TRUTH/Weapons Of Love (IRS "Love" (127) "Devil" (8) "Flower" (2) 130 + /1 2- 41+ 79- 19 18 18 CULT /Electric (Sire/WB) e "Something" (109) "Dream" (21) "World" (6) 121 +/16 8+ 37+ 76+ 20 22 23 CROWDED HOUSE /Crowded House (Capitol) "Goodbye" (77) "Holy" (47) "Living" (2) 112 -/6 9- 45- 59+ 7 9 10 19 JON BUTCHER/Wishes (Capitol) "Run" (99) "Mask" (5) "Miss" (4) 107 -/2 15+ 48+ 51- 14 14 20 20 ERIC CLAPTON /August (Duck/WB) "Secret" (99) "Color" (7) "Rain" (5) 106 -/2 8- 48- 52- 11 11 13 21 NIGHT RANGER /Big Life (Camel/MCA) "Heartbreak" (83) "Shock" (11) "Shadow" (4) 91 -/1 6- 51- 34- 10 12 17 22 PSYCHEDELIC FURS /Midnight To Midnight (Columbia) "Right" (106) "Showed" (16) "Gun" (4) 116 + /13 1- 28+ 79+ 13 19 24 ROBERT CRAY BAND /Strong Persuader (Mercury/PG) e "Screams" (2) 1- 33+ 70- It "Variety" (107) "Dreams" (4) 109+/4 28 26 26 rÿ REO SPEEDWAGON /Life As We Know (Epic) "Rock" (96) "Final" (1) "Danger" (1) 97 -/3 4+ 37- 52- 21 24 25 25 EUROPE/The Final Countdown (Epic) "Little Suzi" (106) "Cowboy" (3) "Changes" (2) 107 + /3 3+ 18+ 75+ 29 28 28 TESLA/Mechanical Resonance (Geffen) "We Are" (100) "Love" (1) "All Day" (1) 101 +/9 1- 18+ 70+ 37 31 31 OTHER ONES/The Other Ones (Virgin) e "Hills" (109) "Frontier" (1) "Friday" (1) 109 + /11 1+ 13+ 77+ 34 32 GARY MOORE/Wild Frontier (Virgin) e "Free" (72) "Shakin'" (4) "Baby's" (4) 78 -/0 2= 28- 42- 15 16 22 29 LOS LOBOS /By The Light Of The Moon (Slash/WB) "Downtown" (71) "Never" (13) "Give" (6) 92 +/10 1- 11- 71+ 22 25 29 30 PATTY SMYTH /Never Enough (Columbia) "Sweet" (70) "Soul" (1) 70 -/1 3- 24- 41- 24 23 27 31 BILLY IDOL/Whiplash Smile (Chrysalis) "Primitive" (82) "Boom" (1) "Rule" (1) 83 +/11 1 = 10+ 57+ Baby Boom (Columbia) - 39 37 MONDO ROCK /Boom e "Wake" (45) "Finer" (20) "Take" (2) 61 +/12 6- 22- 33+ 23 29 35 STEVE WINWOOD /Back In The High Life (Island /WB) © "Fool" (61) "Lost" (6) "Impossible" (1) 65-/2 6+ 26+ 31- 35 32 33 34 FARRENHEIT/Farrenheit (WB) "Ages Of You" (82) 82+/24 0= 4+ 60+ /Dead Letter Office (IRS/A &M) I DEBUT ) R.E.M. "Railroad" (55) "Battleship" (4) "Keep" (1) 59 -/3 2+ 17- 34- 25 2 10 36 GEORGIA SATELLITES /Georgia Satellites (Elektra) "In Too Deep" (53) "Tonight" (1) 54+/26 8+ 22+ 24+ DEBUT ff/ GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) 1 "Die" (36) "Lie" (32) 67 -/19 1- 9- 31- 18 21 34 38 ANDY TAYLOR/Thunder (MCA) "Caroline" (59) "Time" (5) "Passion" (1) 63 +/7 1+ 9+ 40- - 40 40 ROBIN TROWER /Passion (GNP /Crescendo) e "Get" (34) "Goodbye" (3) "Twentieth" (3) 40-/0 5+ 16+ 23- 36 35 36 40 THOMPSON TWINS /Close To The Bone (Arista) BREAKERS:1 GARY MOORE OTHER ONES Wild Frontier (Virgin) The Other Ones (Virgin) 66% of our reporters on it. 61% of our reporters on it. & ACTIVE L NEW r

RED 7 "When The Sun Goes Down" (MCA) 62/4 (61/9) including Adds KLBJ. WKRR. KMOD, WZZO Powers 2 Heavy 6 KRXO, KFOG, WEZX, WKOO, KKCY, KMMX. Medium 36 WKLS, WLUP, WLLZ, WOFM. KZAP, WIMZ, WIXV, WROK, WLAV, KEZO, WWCT, KICT, KKDJ. AUTOGRAPH "Loud And Clear" (RCA) 54/4 (52/3) KBPI, KUPD, Adds WHJY, KAZY. WKLC. KMOD Heavy 3 KNAC, KATP, KROU. Medium 28 including WLLZ, WOFM, KOME, KISW, WIMZ, WKDF, KISS. WTUE, KATT, KILO, WGIR, WRUF, KANA, KWHL. HOODOO GURUS "Blow Your Cool" ( Elektra) 53/5 (49/7) Adds: WBCN, 0107. KGB. WAPL, WMAD. Powers 1. Heavy 6 including WLIR, WXRK, KWIC, KRNA, KGRO. Medium 36 including WNEW, WHJY, WKLS, WXRT, WOFM, 91 %. KOME, WCCC. WHEB, WOUR. TNT "Tell No Tales" (Mercury/PolyGram) 51/11 (40/12) including Adds including WBCN. WNEW, KSHE, KUPD, KROR, WOUR Powers 2. Heavy 2: KNAC, KROU. Medium 23 WBAB, WLLZ, KBPI, KOME. WHEB, WIMZ, KISS. KILO, WGIR, WRUF, KRNA, KWHL, KTYD. WORLD PARTY "Private Revolution" (Chrysalis) 47/11 (40/5) KGB. CHEZ, Adds including WHJY. WPYX. WCCC, WIMZ. KDJK Powers 1 Heavy 10 WBCN, WXRT, KBCO, KROO. 91X, AtES WONE, KTCZ, KMMX Medium 22 including WBAB, WOVE, DC101. KORS, KUPD, KZAP, KATT, KEZE. The SUZANNE VEGA "Solitude Standing" (AUM) 46/19 (28/27) Adds including WBCN. DC101, KTXO, WPYX, WPDH, WKDF, KMOD, KBER. Powers 2. Heavy 7: WXRT, KBCO, WHFS. W100, KTCZ. KMMX, KTCL. Medium 28 including WBAB, WLIR, WNEW, WSHE, 91X. WLAV, WIZN. SMITHEREENS "Especially For You" (Enigma) 42/3 (43/3) WNOR, WOFM. WCCC, ÇlRE Adds WAIF. WHTF, KLPX. Heavy 3: WXRK, WTPA, WIZN. Medium 31 including WNEW, WHJY, UB&fi WHEB, WPDH, WCMF, WOUR, KLAO, WK00. WTUE. KEZO DO, J RICK MEDLOCKE & BLACKFOOT "Rick Medlocke & Blackfoot" (Atlantic) 39/18 (2T21) including Adds including WOFM, KRXO, KROR, WEZX. WAOX, KJOT WWWV, KRNA. WKLT, WZZO. Heavy O. Medium 25 Album Debut WNEW. WDVE, WLLZ, KSHE KUPD, KLAO. WAPL, KATT, KEZO, KILO. KWHL. CONCRETE BLONDE "Concrete Blonde" (IRS /MCA) 38/4 (37/8) - Adds WOFM. WKRR. KKDJ, KTYD Heavy 4 KROO. WMAD WMRY, KZEL. Medium 20 including WNOR. WXRT, 91X. Tracks ® WHEB. WOUR, WIZN. WBLM, WRUF, KOWB. Album OZZY OSBOURNE/RANDY RHOADS "Tribute" (CBS Associated) 30/5 (27/22) And KISS. KNAC. Medium 11: WBAB, 0107, WLLZ, KSHE, KUPD, WHCN, Track Adds including WBCN. KISW, KMOD, KRNA. Heavy 2: A Most Added KLAO, WFYV, WKOZ. KFMG. WGIR. COLIN JAMES HAY "Looking For Jack" (Columbia) 30/4 (30/8) L..S WHEB, Adds WOBK, WAOR, KTCL, KROU Heavy 2 KINK. KMMX. Medium 15 including WLLZ, KFOG, WHFS, WDHA. WIMZ, WMAD, KTCZ. WRKI, KTYD Continued on Page 71 May 1, 1987RaR 71 RAR NATIONAL AIRPLAY I

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1 RICK MEDLOCKE a BLACKFOOT "Saturday Night" (Atlantic) 38/18 (20/20) MOST ADDED HOTTEST Adds including WNEW, WOFM, KROR, KLAO, KEZO. KJOT, KILO. WWWV, KRNA, KWHL. Heavy 0. Medium 24 including WOVE. KSHE, KUPD, WDHA, KWIC, WFYV, WAPL, KATT, WKOZ, KZOO. MASON RUFFNER/Gypsy (68) BRYAN ADAMS/Heat (70) ANDY TAYLOR "Don't Let Me Die Young" (MCA) 36/33 (2/1) ANDY TAYLOR/Don 't(33) TOM PETTY!Jammin' (70) Adds including WHJY, WQFM, KROR. WZZO, WCCC, WHEB. KLBJ, WDIZ, KISS. Heavy 2: WXRK, KROU. Medium 13 including KLOL, KOME, WRAF, WIMZ, KODS, KKDJ, KNAC, WRKI, KTYD. JON BUTCHER/Holy (31) U2/WIth (54) CONCRETE BLONDE "Dance Along The Edge" (IRS/MCA) 34/4 (33/10) LITTLE STEVEN/Trall (29) DAVID BOWIE/Day -In (40) Adds: WQFM, WKRR, KKOJ, KTYD. Heavy 3: KROO, WMAD, WMRY. Medium 18 including FLEETWOOD KLOL. WNOR, WXRT, WTPA, DAVID BOWIE/Time (26) MAC/Big (39) WHEB, WOUR, WMGM, WIZN, WBLM, WRUF, KOWB, WYMG. LOU GENESIS/Deep (26) GRAMM/Ready (31) COUN JAMES HAY "Can I Hold You ?" (Columbia) 28/4 (28/8) CROWDED HOUSE/Something (26) FROZEN GHOST/Should (30) Adds: WOBK, WAOR, KTCL. KROU. Heavy 2: KINK, KMMX. Medium 15 including WLLZ, KFOG, WHFS, WHEB, WIMZ, WMAD, KKCY, WRKI, TOM PETTY/Trains (26) U2/Stlll (28) KGRO, KTYD. R.E.M. /Ages (24) EDDIE MONEY/Nights (19) STAN BUSH & BARRAGE "Crank That Radio" (Scott! Bros. /CBS) 27/9 (19B) Adds: KGB, WKLC, WHEB, WHTF, WDIZ, MAY, WKQZ, KMBY, WWWV. Heavy 1. WPLR. Medium ROCK & HYDE/Dirty (14) 12 including WSHE, CUTTING CREW/Mockingbird (22) WOFM, WTPA, WEZX, WAOX, WLNZ. KATP, WKLT, KWHL. LOU GRAMM "Heartache" (Atlantic) 261 (18/3) Adds: WHJY, KAZY, KGB. KOME. WDHA, WKFM, WIMZ, KODS. Powers 1. Heavy 12 including 0107, KLOL, KORS, WHCN, WCMF, WFYV, WAPL. Medium 12 including WOFM, WAOX, WTUE, WLAV, KATT. TOM PETTY A THE HEARTBREAKERS "My LNe/Your World" (MCA) 26/1 (27/27) CLIMBERS Adds: KMMX. Powers 1. Heavy 9: WXRT, KRXO, KFOG, WHCN, WAPL, WLAV, KTCZ, KZEL, KTYD. Medium 17 including L CHART WGTR, WNOR, KLOS. WDIZ. KODS, KILT, KILO, KDJK, KBER, WRKI. r JOHN FARNHAM "You're The Voice" (RCA) 25/9 (16/5) Adds: KLOL. DAVID BOWIE "Time Will Crawl" (EMI America) 96/26 (72/70) 0107, CFOX, WONE, KJOT, KZEL, KKDJ, WMGM, KOZZ. Heavy 1 KMMX. Medium 13 including WYNF, Adds including WLVO. WLLZ, KGB, KROR, WAPL, WROK, KEZO. Heavy 32 including WDVE, WHJY, KTXO, WXRT, WQFM. WPYX, CHEZ. WKDF, KILO, KATP, WAOR. KBCO, 91X, KLBJ, KLAO, WKOO. Medium 60 including WNEW. DC101, WKLS, WGTR, WSHE, WNOR, KYYS. Moves 38 -24. LONG RYDERS "Gunslinger Man" (Island) 23/6 (171) TOM PETTY 8 THE HEARTBREAKERS "Runaway Trains" (MCA) 95/26 (6918) Adds: WBCN, WHJY, KGB. KMOD, KSOY, KTCL Heavy 2: WXRK, KROO. Medium 14 including WNOR, KUPD, KZAP, 91X, Adds including KBPI. KUPD. KRQR, WRFX, WIMZ. Heavy 37 including WMMR, WDVE, WHJY, WYNF, WQFM, KGB, KFOG, KLAO, WMRY, KOWB, KTYD. WPDH, KLBJ, KLAO. Medium 55 including WNEW. DC101, KTXO, WGTR, WSHE, KLOS, KZAP, KISW. Moves 43 -25. DEL FUEGOS "Name Names" (Slash/WB) 21/12 (91) LITTLE STEVEN 'Trail Of Broken Treallas" (Manhattan) 94/29 (65/65) Adds: WHJY, KBCO, WDHA, WTPA, WRAF, WONE, KEZO. KMOD, WGIR, WRUF, KTCL, KROU. Heavy 3: WBCN, WXRT, Adds including KYYS, KLOS, KUPD, KZAP, KRQR, KOME, WCCC, WHEB. Heavy 2. WBCN, WXRK. Medium 62 including WHEB. Medium 16 including WBYR, 91X, KATP, WWWV, KTYD. WNEW. WMMR, DC101. KTXO, WNOR, WLLZ, WQFM, KGB. WPDH, KLBJ. Moves 57-40. BRYAN ADAMS "Hearts On Fire" (A&M) 211(17/6) R.E.M. "Ages Of You" (IRS/A&M) 62/24 (59/25) Adds: WDVE, KLOL. WRDU, WIXV, WROK, WLNZ, KILT, KKDJ, KOZZ. Heavy 10 including WEBN. WQFM, KLOS, KUPD. Adds including KTXO, KROR. WZZO. KLAO, WIMZ, WK00, WRXL. Heavy 4: WLIR, 91X. KRNA, KFMQ. Medium 60 KROR, WIMZ, WOMF, KLPX, WMGM. Medium 10 including WHTF, KISS. including WBAB, WKLS, WNOR, WXRT, WLLZ, KYYS, WQFM, KUPD, KFOG, KOME. Moves 55 -42. OZZY OSBOURNE/ RANDY RHOADS "Crazy Train" (CBS Associated) 20/4 (18/15) MONDO ROCK "Primitive Love Rites" (Columbia) 92/11 (73/11) Adds WBCN, KISW, KMOD. KRNA. Heavy 1: KNAC. Medium 6: WBAB, KSHE, KUPD, WFYV, KFMG, WGIR. Adds including KBPI. KROO, KGB, WADY, WWCK. WWCT, WIOT. Heavy 10 including WLIR, WNOR, KUPD, 91X, WPLR, U2 "Trip Through Your Wires" (Island) 20/3 (17/1) WKOQ. KZEL. Medium 56 including WBAB, WNEW, WOVE, WKLS, WYNF, WLVO, KYYS, KROR. Moves 47-39. Adds. KTXO, KILO. KZEL. Powers 1. Heavy 8 including WLUP. WXRT, KFOG, KROR, CFNY, WRAF. WMAD. Medium 11 U2 "BuNet The Blue.." (Island) 821(74/5) including WBYR, KZEW, WGIR, WNOR, 91X, WHTF, KBER. WWTR, KOZZ. Adds: WZZO, WADY. WKRR, WIXV, WXLP, KZRR, KATP, KTAL, WYMG. Heavy 35 including WDVE, WQFM, KORS, KSHE, DAVID BOWIE "Never Let Me Down" (EMI America) 20/1 (21/21) KLOS, KROO, KUPD. KGB, KFOG, KROR. Medium 42 including WBAB, WNEW, KTXO, WGTR, WSHE, WHOA. Remains at Adds: 91X. Heavy 9: WMMR, KFOG, KSJO, CHEZ, WIOO, WPDH, KKCY, WOBK, KMMX. Medium 10 including WIYY, #29. WGIR, WHTF, KWIC. WZEW, KKDJ, KDJK, WRKI, KGRO. FLEETWOOD MAC 'Tango In TM Night" (WB) 78/15 (65/11) WHITESNAKE "Hero I Go Again" (Geffen) 191 (14/4) Adds Including WLVO, WKDF, WDIZ, WROK, KQDS, WBLM, KRNA. Heavy 34 including WKLS. KUPD. KZAP, KFOG, KISW, Adds: WDVE, WDHA, WRFX, WAPL, KATP. Heavy 6: WYNF, KUPD, WHCN, KISS, KILO, KNAC. Medium 13 including 0107, WPYX, KLBJ, KLAQ, WKQO, WRXL, KATT, WWCT, Medium 39 including WNOR, KYYS, KLOS, KOME, WOUR, WKRR, WLLZ, KNCN, KEZO, KMBY, KBER, KWHL. WXKE Moves 42 -35. JON ASTLEY "Jane's Getting Serious" (Atlantic) 18/4 (15/11) BON JOVI "Wanted Dead Or Alive" (Mercury/PolyGram) 72/5 (66/7) Adds: WBCN, WLIR, KROR, KTCL. Heavy 1: KROU. Medium 14 including WXRT, 91X. KFOG, WHFS, WHEB, WMAD, KTCZ, Adds WAOX. WDIZ, KEZO, KTAL, KFMF Heavy 36 including WBCN. WMMR, WOVE. WGTR, WEBN, WLLZ, WPYX, WZZO, WMRY, KZEL, WMGM, KTYD. WCCC, WKRR Medium 30 including WNEW, WSHE. WNOR, WQFM, KORS, WKOO. WRXL. Moves 36 -34. BRIGHTON ROCK "Can't Walt For The Night" (Ateo) 18/3 (16/2) PATTY SMYTH "Downtown Train" (Columbia) 71/14 (57/20) Adds: WBYR. WOFM, KOWB. Heavy 2: WKLC, KRQU. Medium 9 Including WYNF, KUPD, KWIC, KNCN, WFYV, WKQZ, Adds including WGTR, KYYS, WHEB, WPDH, KLAQ, WKDF, WROK. Heavy 7 including KSHE, CHEZ, KLBJ, WLAV, KZEL, KATP. WMGM, KGRO. Medium 56 including WNEW. WHJY, WSHE. WLLZ, KORS, KUPD, WPYX, WOUR, WRAF. WRFX. Moves THRASHING DOVES "Beautiful Imbalance" (A&M) 18/1 (19/3) 56 -47. Adds: KATP. Powers 1. Heavy 6 WBCN, WLIR, CFNY, KZEL, KRNA, KTCL, Medium 7 including KZEW, 91X, WHFS, WHEB, MASON RUFFNER "Gypsy Blood" (CBS Associated) 69/68 (11) WLAV, WMRY. Adds including WQFM, KBCO. KGB. WKRR, WIMZ. WKDF. WRXL. KISS, WROK, KODS, WLAV. Heavy 1, KLBJ. Medium 44 ACE FREHLEY "Into The Night" (Atlantic) 16/16 (01) including WNEW, WMMR, KTXQ, WGTR, WSHE, WLLZ. KFOG, KROR, KISW, WPYX, WOUR. Debuts at #51. Adds including WHJY, KAZY, WKLC. WDHA, KWIC. KMOD. KDJK. Heavy 1. KNAC. Medium 8: WNEW. WYNF, WEZX, RED 7 "When The Sun Goes Down" (MCA) 62/4 (611) WOUR, KISS, WRKI, WWTR, KATP. Adds. KLBJ, KMOD, WZZO. Heavy 6: KRXO, KFOG, WEZX, WKOO, KKCY, KMMX. Medium including WKLS. WKRR, 36 THE CURE "Why Can't I Be You" (Elaldra) 16/4 (12/9) WLUP, WLLZ, WQFM, KZAP, WIMZ, WIXV, WROK, WLAV, KEZO, WWCT. Moves 59 -55. Adds including WBCN, WDHA, WTPA. Powers 2 Heavy 6 WLIR, WXRT, KROO. 91X, CFNY, KTCL. Medium 4. ROBIN 'ROWER "Caroline" (GNP/Crescendo) 59/6 (56/6) WHFS, WBRU, KROU. Adds. WPYX, WPDH, WEZX, WONE, WRUF, KTAL. Heavy 9: WYNF, KRXO, KWIC, WMGM, WIZN, WGIR, KATP, KOWB, KWHL. Medium 38 including WOVE. WQFM, KORS, KSHE, KBCO, KLOS, KZAP, WCMF, WRFX. Moves 58 -54. FLEETWOOD MAC "Isn't N Midnight" (WB) 58/6 (6111) Adds. WBYR, WHJY, KLOL, KGON, WEZX, WIMZ. Heavy 27 Including WMMR, WDVE, WXRT, WEBN, WLLZ, WQFM, KSHE, KBCO, KROR, WHEB. Medium 30 including WNEW. WKLS, KTXO. WGTR, KORS, KLOS, KZAP, KFOG, KISW, WCCC. Moves 44 -38. GENESIS "In Too Deep" (Atlantic) 53/26 (26/21) AOR Adds including WNEW, KSHE. KBPI, KOME, KLAO, Heavy including WBAB, WXRK, KUPD. ALBUMS WCCC. WDIZ. 22 DC101, WPYX, WPDH, WCMF, WROK, KRNA. Medium 24 including WMMR, WOVE. KGGO. KATE KDJK, WRKI. Debuts at #46. CUTTING CREW "One For The Mockingbird" (Virgin) 52/22 (30/23) ( Adds including KSHE, KZAP, KGB. WPYX, WCCC, WHEB. WLAV. Heavy 4: CHEZ. KZEL, KLPX, WWWV. Medium 40 MOST ADDED HOTTEST including WHJY, KLOL, KUPD, KOME, WOUR, WDIZ, KATE KEZO, KDJK, WGIR, WRUF, KRNA, KWHL. Debuts at #59. U2 (78) HOODOO GURUS "Good Times" (Eleldre) 50/3 (48/6) GENESIS (26) BRYAN ADAMS (73) Adds. WBCN, 0107, WAPL. Heavy 6 including WLIR, WXRK, KWIC, KRNA, KGRO. Medium 35 including WNEW. WHJY, TOM PETTY WKLS. WXRT, 91X, KOME. WCCC, WHEB, WOUR, WIMZ, WKDF, WLAV, KEZO. Debuts at 58. R.E.M. (24) (70) JON BUTCHER "Holy War" (Capitol) 47/31 (16/11) SUZANNE VEGA (19) FLEETWOOD MAC (50) Adds including WHEB, KICT, KDJK, KBER, WRKI, WBLM, KOWB. KWHL, KTYD. Heavy 7 including WHCN, WPLR, WRAF. ANDY TAYLOR (19) DAVID BOWIE (41) KNCN, KZEL. Medium 31 including WNEW. WHJY, KUPD. KZAP, KRQR, KOME. WCCC, KISS, WAPL, KMOD. Debuts at RICK MEDLOCKE ... (18) LOU GRAMM (36) #60 CROWDED HOUSE (16) FROZEN GHOST (30) TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS "The Damage You 've Done" (MCA) 47/8 (43/43) GREGG ALLMAN BAND (19) Adds WEZX, KWIC, WRFX, WTUE, KJOT, KPOI, KMBY, KTYD. Heavy 19 including WDVE, WYNF, WXRT, WEBN, WQFM, ROBERT CRAY BAND (13) KORS, KSHE, KBCO, KUPD, 91X, KFOG, KROR. Medium 26 including WBAB, KTXO, WNOR, WLUP, KYYS. KISW. WOUR, STEVE WINWOOD (12) EDDIE MONEY (19) WRAF. Moves 48 -44. ERIC CLAPTON (15) TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS 'Think About Me" (MCA) 46/5 (46/44) ROCK & HYDE (15) Adds. KLOL, WEBN, WTUE, WKQZ, KKDJ. Heavy 16 including WMMR, WLLZ, KSHE, KFOG, KROR, KOME, WPDH, KLBJ, KILO. Medium 29 including WBAB, WNEW, WKLS, WLVO, KZAP, WCMF, WOUR, WRAF. Moves 49 -48. DAVID BOWIE "Bang Bang" (EMI America) 42/6 (40/40) Adds: WLIR, WEZX. CFNY. WOUR, WKDF. WKQZ. Heavy 19 including WMMR, WXRT, WQFM, KSHE, KFOG, KROR, KOME. WHEB, WPDH, KLBJ, WIMZ. Medium 20 including WBAB. DC101. KYYS, KUPD. 91X, WZZO, WCCC, WDIZ, KATT. Moves NEW & ACTIVE 52 -50 U2 "In God's Country" (Island) 42/3 (42/4) Adds. WHJY, WEZX, KILO. Heavy 15 including WYNF. KORS, KFOG, KOME, KLBJ, WLAV, KPOI, WBLM. Medium 24 Continued from Page 70 including WBAB. WNEW. WKLS. KTXO, WGTR, WLVO, 91X. WROK, KODS, KEZO, WIOT. KICT, KKDJ. Moves 54 -52. STAN BUSH & BARRAGE "Stan Bush a Barrage" ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) 29/6 (241) BRYAN ADAMS "Victim 01 Love" (A&M) 38/4 (43/3) Adds. WKLC, WHEB, WHTF, WDIZ, WLAV, WWWV. Heavy 1, WPLR. Medium 14 including WSHE. WLLZ, WQFM, WTPA, Adds WZZO. WWCT, KJOT, WAOR. Heavy 15 including WBYR, CHOM, WOVE. WQFM, KORS. KRXO. KFOG, WAPL, WEZX, WAOX, WLNZ, KDJK, KATP, WKLT, KWHL, KROU. Medium 21 including WKLS, KTXO. WLVQ. KISW. KQDS, -53. WBLM WHOA, WDIZ, KEZO, KILO. Moves 51 JOHN FARNHAM "Whispering Jack" (RCA) 26/9 (171) Adds: 0107. KLOL, CFOX, WONE, KJOT, KZEL. KKDJ, WMGM, KOZZ. Heavy 2, KINK. KMMX. Medium 13 including WYNF, WPYX, CHEZ, WKDF. KILO, KATP. WAOR, KROU. NEW & ACTIVE SAINTS "All Fools Day" (TVT) 25/3 (248) r Adds. KMOD, KMBY, KATP. Heavy 4 WLIR, WXRK WHFS. WIZN. Mediutn 12 including WBAB. WXRT, 91X, KGB. WTPA, WHEB, CFNY, WRAF, KLAO, WMGM TNT "10,000 Lovers (In One)" (40/12) (Mercury/Polyßram) 51 /11 LONG RYDERS "Two Fisted Tales" (Island) 23/5 (18/9) Adds WBCN, WNEW. KSHE. KUPD. KROR, WOUR, WAPL, KKDJ. KEZE, WWWV, KOZZ. Powers 2. Heavy 2: KNAC, KROU. Adds: WBCN. WHJY, KGB, KMOD, KSOY Heavy 2 WXRK, KROO. Medium 14 WNOR, Medium WBAB, WLLZ, KBPI, KOME. WIMZ, KISS, KILO, WRUF, KRNA. including KUPD. KRXO, KZAP, 91X, 23 including WHEB, WGIR, KLAO, KOWB, KTCL, KTYD. AUTOGRAPH "Dance All Night" (RCA) 50 /11 (39 /10) GOWAN "Great Dirty World" (Columbia) 19/1 (202) Adds: KAZY, KRXO. WTUE, KMOD, KJOT, KLPX, WMGM, WGIR. WHJY, WKLC, WOHA, Heavy 3: KNAC, KATP, KROU. Adds. KTCL. Powers 1. Heavy 5 CHOM, 0107, CHEZ. KMMX, KGRO. Medium 8: WBYR, CFOX, WDHA, CFNY, WKGR, Medium 25 including WLLZ, WQFM, KBPI, KOME. WIMZ, WKDF, KISS. KATT. KMOD, KATP, KROU. SUZANNE VEGA "Luka" (A&M) 46/19 (26/27) BRIGHTON ROCK "Young, Wild And Free" (Ateo) 18/3 (162) Adds including WBCN, DC101, KTXO, WPYX, WPDH, WKDF, KMOD. Powers 2. Heavy 7: WXRT, KBCO, WHFS, WIOO, Adds: WQFM, WBYR, KQWB. Heavy 2: WKLC, KROU. Medium 9 including WYNF, KUPD, KWIC, KNCN, WFYV, WKOZ. KTCZ, KMMX, KTCL. Medium 28 including WBAB, WLIR, WNEW, WSHE, 91X, WLAV, WIZN. KATP STEVE WINWOOD "Wake Me Up On Judgment Day" (Island/WB) 45 /13 (32/5) JON ASTLEY "Everyone Loves The Pilot (Except The Crow)" (Atlantic) 18/3 Adds including WCCC, WKRR, WIXV, WROK, KICT, KKDJ. Heavy 7. WHCN, WADY, KATT, WMGM, WRKI, WGIR. (15 /11) Adds. WBCN, WLIR, KRQR. Heavy 1 KROU. Medium 14 including WXRT, including WNEW, 91X, KFOG, WHEB. WMAD, KTCZ, WMRY, KZEL, Medium 34 DC101, WGTR, WLVO, KFOG. WZZO, WHEB, WPDH. WMGM, KTCL, KTYD. SMITHEREENS "Time And Time Again" (Enigma) 40/3 (39/3) THRASHING DOVES "Bedrock Vice" (A&M) 18/1 (19/3) Adds. WRIF, WHTF, KLPX. Heavy 3: WXRK, WTPA, WIZN. Medium 29 including WNEW. WHJY, WNOR, WQFM, WCCC, Adds includin. Powers 1. Heavy 6: WBCN, WLIR, CFNY, KZEL, KRNA, KTCL. Medium 7: KZEW, 91X, WHFS, WHEB. WLAV, WHEB. WPDH, WOUR, KLAO, WKOO, WTUE. KEZO, KICT, KILO. WMRY, KATP. WORLD PARTY "AN Come True" (Chrysalis) 39 /13 (278) LEVEL 42 "Running In The Family" (Polydor/PolyGram) 17/1 (182) Adds including WHJY, DC101, WZZO, WCCC. WKRR. WIMZ, KDJK, WRKI, WWWV. Powers 1. Heavy 8: WXRT, KBCO. Adds: W100. Powers 4. Heavy 10: CHOM, KROO, KINK. CFOX, CHEZ, CFNY, KTCZ, KKCY, KROO, KGB, 17 including KMMX, KGRO. Medium 5 91X, CHEZ. KTCZ, KMMX. Medium KLOL, KUPD, KGON, KATT, KEZE. including 91X, WHFS, WLAV, KROU. 72 Rail May 1,1987

REGIONAL AOR.... ACTIVITY

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FLEETWOOD DAVID [I PSYCHEDELIC Is+°61.62s5ó E EON JOrrr° PRINCE "Y°`r FROZEN GHOST PETTY reported in both heavy and medi- MOSEY E DN"¿Mo`SriM) M EDDI CUTTING CT. LEVEL . LCnWOOD Mn(M, ? MO KD Bd U]IM) T.I LOU`GRAat WELCH um, the artist will appear in heavy. I"/ 1.1 GRAMM IM. CROWDro} i D BOWE , `MTCp °PTár PET RS ROi GHOST BOWIEIM, " IC ", .0 iovi ^ d!IÒW TUTTING CREW PETER TRUTH Records being played in power are [uNN00 ' ' ó°° ` TOM PREY, ° G]Marr RAN NIGHT RIANDaMM) Elxl DK ä,.MERL[A GENESIS [AM ,. EENOOD NA IMO included in a heavy rota- R WDLF 144 MrJ °M°°" oaIN BOWIE GRAND station's G!N (MI GHOST RTC ° GREGG AUXIN me J FLEETWOOD T` MAC Light M'OL EDDIE MONEY ÈO"O('Z M.Sfu. PR 'TVNI tÌOn. KO[R HYDE GREGGi SIMPLY Im srrA/EE N.M. LRAM BAND CAI") GINOVA[LL, r TUTTING CREW M BUTCHER Light is WOLF MOMr PETER " For all stations, light rotation MGR R°á::MD NOR."ML"ULYP a T M GO E.IS CHUM RAMC LITTLE AMERICA °CTTL[EM RICA AL.. I. ANDY TAM,. include L`Ma1C. È WKFMISyMSCaw B M ADM. condensed to only those STEVEN BRED DOL NIGHT Ralf IP1OADLNSÌDRALI` ° s °rM K°" W16) 447 -1600 0'Dla.N[P "' SMITHEREENS " NEG. records added to the rotation this `, °B` NIGHT RANGER CUTTING SUSAN. r` "s oAMDLightYO1 week. For P -2 and P -3 stations. LA SMYTH P': PATTY TTY waMFIRoCb.mr °"`MB 'LEES WHITE6XME ERIC AUTOGRAPH Ma. SOUTH in CROWDED LOUSE CLAP,. medium rotation is condensed ROBERT CRAY BARD BEST TMAAU p16) 2624305 LOU GAM.. THE [AT BOSTON Il HOODOO GURUS n PO: STAN O A the same manner. ` WJ CC CURE DAVE KANE SATELLITES GURUS ACE ..1.1. D"á wsANiE"KCR PATTY SMYTH Symbols: ROCK Ñ Mary U}IMI = GARY .OR[ iñ-" TOM PETTYIMI An NCO. 'A' - Record is newly reported "T RANGER Light OZ. 0°BWME LOU GEMX A "; W6p(yA wsWtWrW.ml TROWEL, FLEETWOOD MCI MI IL, ER ODES (055)601.1600 tracks have been ad- °rom6DDN AUTOGRAPH Ñ« G, Ios,o,. I* á;ro,T 000) 641-1400 or additional KENDALL LONG PD. AL BIANCA ,ALIAM[ REASON NFNER MroIEry GRMw1 (717) 697.1141 U2 °" PARALLEL PD. MICHAEL ded. M NDSID PARTY SRYM DI áRrPETY,. 'RSV: .MS( DAVID BOWIEIMI PSYCMtELIC MRS E R "Gary Media, 2 ONE (M): (L) - Other tracks from that M,M ANDY TAYIDR ASST M. CHRIS JM=6 MRE MONEY ITZBXME GIST OREM ADAMS `MMY'xG DRUID ADAMS album are in those rotations (medi- ROM MY BANDD ur IRO CREW GENESIS GER BAND um or light). DAVIDORIC a TANLightNt EMIR MONEY KZEWI041e44 PSYfMt!EL1C RAPTOR `L« )M) olo7rto mow =TOM (214) 7.6460 0Al óT O ".MGG AL " BRED An artist's name with no abbrevi- MIME 051610574446 WAOx/byrbouw BILLY IDOL PD. DeNxls ANDERSEN PL=ETM000 WXRI(/INTr York GREGG ALLIA LED PETER DOLP MAINI Pions means all airplay is in the VP/GM G xT BD IDYL .ROBE MMn P (212) 750.0550 EUROPE (315).72 -0200 , MD: ANDY FROST PARALLEL ERIC ó Prox NYAN listed rotation. 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NIGHT RANGER RANI L[[1EW`To ÑOI° CULT D`NONtE,M, TEBNA FA/MNDE, PARALLELS Stations arranged tPRROEER GIST , EN - D AHEMILI OTHER GEORGIA IM ELITES O ITGXARE GEORGIA SATELLITES ROCK ._HYDE NT ALARM: MOM A D,,, market size, according to Arbi- (11.1 GENESIS NROP[ Light by PATTYI MYTH M A TTESDAS F RO:G " sMF[L R PE®I.R LITTLE. BROTHERS ISO NIGHT SUZANNE " rANTAWD ST GLASS ,;AMOL" DprRD'Ap'M61L, `TOMÀrETMVEIMI E. "I °O° PETERr "" Iron's RASA population figures. DO DOVES TRUTH p ùse(LI CRAY BRED FAPNDOXUITM CULT LETHAL WEAPON /LCETWDOD MC JON JON°`TB U2 REON SPEC... . ROE1L, ro TOM PETTY)°LI Parallel One: 1,000.000 + PAUL 6 CREW LOU RAM[ EUROPEROPE ILUE ROD ROBERT TRAY BAND DILLY [ DEL M EG . T Maf.s a AUIN[P BON J }IL) NBStIUN - POP GMT REDO PAUL GSIMON Parallel Two: 200,000 IT FURS MONEY R, ,DCKE ETC MamR IE TRUTH TIMER GHOST CROWDED .USE as BUTCHER MONEY R ONES DAVID DGH,E(M) RUFNMRUNNER , Light 1,000,000. DEL NEG. COL Y a MASON PET. WOLF( LI f ROCS .SON LOU GRAN I. CORE `"`! 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AL GINO TEM NATL6Y 15-9 LISA IESA K XIOKN.eMIM.TN EDDIE NEWSY JOm' 27-15 PLO SPELDWAGON .7 Tle_ SACHET ROBINSON ATLANTD- STARR WA SC St Ja1WOv4 NSIOmrnE4p Mkh.M St JoNI lip 1 SPEIENAGOW A CINDERELLA Zl02.15evnrrA. GA PSEUDO Wm SYSTEM MCCDwwNgmw Hot tet WOCMIMpMnwn. MO VpAFSPpreFrr6.ME SYSTEM CUTTING CREW 3-1 Lou DRAIN SURVIVOR JACR WINES CARLY SWIM McOnwIWIWm TESIA (Op) Clw'R.WNw TeW WIN STARR GLENN MEDEIROS 2-2 ATIANTI 4-1 0 2 S-7 IJn WNW Hot teN CREW 6-1 MADONNA EXPOSE Idp1 EXPOSE CUTTING B ILLY IDOL XTM 1.1116 .-6 EDDIE STEVE 1non 2-1 Ui 7-4 EXPOSE KLEMM( J ODY'arti? 9-5 rNOWDED MIME MADONNA 7-5 JODY WATLEY T'PM TINA TURN. XEML a REO ADDD lip) LISA 1.1SE 27-15 BRYAN PDMS 16-1 CHRIS DEBORGH 13-4 Metewe SURVIVOR I PSYCHEDELIC PUPS lip) COMPANY 11 n-29 a15p1 HUM THETx 22-15 GENESIS 17-I0 WKSFAMM64.NC 1 EDEIHAON 0-30 TOM PETTY lAp1 GENESIS 9 Hottestl ODPNIY,t 2-2 Nis¡ V1071NMMIM. TN 04nn Trent K G WPSTn .nlon. NJ LOU MANN ItTMt ENNY _2 W MLUEINM 6-1 T. PAU CUTTING POISON 5-3 OIOSMRrtwn. PA WCKMOI.awIM. SC ChrWVhlWa EXPOSE PRINCE TrybNCurvwleAerl L Y000R MAC A 15 -6 TOM PETTY CUTTING CREN 10-6 AIMaN.ICMNeN CHICAGO -1 BRYAN ADAMS 13-9 WMaNNOrM LIMNER VANDROSS MITA BM. PAUL SIMON 111 LLY IDOL ]-2 GRAM A 1. 12 -IS 7 TOM PETTY E DDIE MONEY BRCS. r R 12-4 CMOS PAATIAND COLIN MAY BCW OSROÌ;ST WOMPNJMMkq.WV SURFACE .7ESSE JOHNSON WYKS/CMir.evIl. FL WOLFTaMIee, FL TRUTH POISON DURAN DURAN tANÌMT CLUB Sob Faeta ELLETMOD NM' 20-10 Jai Ban. CN4wOcan TINA TuAD1 TISbUASN Astemot CINDERELIA API OK1051Urce.NY TINA MAKER OIN MTLEY 3-2 CHRIS DERIINGH 21-14 SYSTEM J N NW G Lou GANN A4vN.WRkMw cRowl3ED MAMA CUTTWG 0-. PI11.DE 34-74 EDDIE INNEr MAMMA V2t9 LOU GRAMM IApI HUEY LEWIS 4 THE 11-2 ,2 EXPOSE S RYAN Sx 14 -S TOM CROWDED HOUSE MOW DAMSON 11-4 MADONNA 7-3 II Apl VOR SINON PlEr. ARYAN ADAMS 16-B Kn. SURVI 1.12 19-12 EDDIE MONEY SYSTEM EXPOSE SON JOVE 20 -16 LEETWOCID MC 15-9 BON EOVI 25-1A SPEEDWMON MOMS R tip) BILLY AWJADIMInNip. GA BILLY TOOL s STARR 35-I6 REO SPELDWAMM mewCR 2-1 21-1, ATLANTIC Mot tet EIIIOVNMIY ATLANTIC STARR 6-1 Ui 2 K WES/O0MeaMI?er16. TX P IJl61VO0D DeM.Swn MA S WMYLUtk.. NY ROCIt MIME AI.Orr05-6N S 2-2 0-6 Mb 9-5 Jiro Scott R-4 ORM -12 Wry N4m EOww4lAndreWe TINA NM. US 13-93-S CARLY SIMON Jr.( WATLEY e-5 WCRIU9 SPEEDWAGON FLEETWOOD MAC 11-7 FINF 1256-E19 RAW BON JoVI 13-6 Ó6MIROP Ì5-10 LISA pp .0 B RYAN ADAMS 15-10 mt., ROBINSON NEtAnR - SURVIVOR TRUTH E DDIE MONEY O]t7- GIANN DONNA ALLEN 1B-17 INYTeeM.rr. FL BREAM.. CUM 9_5 SLTYIUJeCkeaL MS PAUL SIMON TINA WANE. ec WFXXIWNYrrrpatPAl ) WETPINUnw4. AL S r4n DelrMr LEV. 42 HAMM. 11-6 W Crew EDDIE MONEY pp ELEENRIDID Ant- XWMSAtton MADOMA 6-2 LOU GRAMM CHRIS DEPORGH 11-6 CMe Andrews CHICAGO BON JO, CUTTING c.14 7-1 RESTLESS HEART 1001041/044. CIw' MD KIM WILDE 21-17 HERB OTHER ONES EUROPE POISON 7-4 CUTTING CREW I-1 MEIDEIROS 11-7 ATLANTic 29 LISA ISA1M EXPOSE 11111NwEJer111een PETTY GLENN TINA TINTx1-EFMx PARTIt U2 5-7 OTHER PAPTL DRP05. JODY WATI.EY 11-A 6-3 W01D18HO.ITMS O GINO IIPTY iPl WIWI LRCM CHRIS DEMICH 6-I rIDWDm MUSE REO p[CDNAGOM 02 27-1R MAMMA -5 T UN GRAIN NEI I MTDE S.ndl St«w 711.1 POISON ,2 PM PENNS P IAP1 B.AKFAST ATLANT/C STARR 19-6 LITTLE 1rA lipl 8J101Or4ndo. FL CARLY SIMON SYSTEM IApI PENNY G ñoti.et, KIN NUDE 14-9 SURVOR CRAY CUTTING WCMItatpn WV 117 7-1 Jon Sommers WVSl BON ./oVI 21-10 stl I JOURNEY JODY [Y S-2 NOUSE lipl JODY wTLK: M.v./Nor U2 5-2 INPOSE R ARYAN MIMS miaow... NY ALLEN R- NADONNA 6-3 Cll.14FlTTt COEN 1-1 DONNA CHRIS DEBURGH e-5 AL JARREAU )2t2-It CHRIS RGH627IS RINWYN4n. ATLANTIC STARR 22-15 SUMPS VING,CRAtIR 7-2 MADONNA 14-9 ATIJINT c STAM 33-IR PARMA. BROS. S PEAFFAST CLUE 14-6 PSEUDO ECHO ATLANTIC STARS 23-16 HEART E XPOSE IB-9 141N01MA 11-1 RESTLESS Sa{bs itN FL BON 22_15 K NIMIWkNN FaM, TX JOURNEY PMI. SIMON 20-10 WAPFIJeck.PnYW. 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NIMES Iipl ATLANTIc STARR I{-5 FARNHAN rINDERELIA RIM WILDE 29_15 /OM RESTLESS IMAM PWMMIAMn.,OA WSCYICIWDIM. NC TINA NTURNERE91O.C1N0at U2 7-6 WVBBIWMwqton. NC LISA LISA 74-14 PRIM'S 5, avWWYratoCk Jtl Oerllel TIN IMIDE BRYAN ADANS 16-10 01011MMMWL MS "'AIOm4" TUmeiayl. ROANS S-I BON JO. 1R-11 4-7 PlUITIAND ROS. S NC KdPWIMaw MADONNA mAnomle TM POISON 1a-5 6WR.WSh KENNY LoGGINS 7-4 L UMPS A 15-7 EUROPE IA1w ewN13-1 OTHER CNES HUEY LEWIS THE K enVRueh WJMXIFlarIC.. SC TINA TUMER SMB. HERS ALPERT JODY IC IMO SPEEDWILOON CROWDED MUSE GLENN NEDEMOS 7l I7 N OttNtl BON 6 Gr.avea..w EUROPE PSEUDO Er740 ARYAN 16 BOSTON JotIRNEY I CREN COLIN NAY NM CUTTING 3-1 BREAKFAST CLue WER ZIE .4r. . MAMMAAUANDI-t MADONNA 7-2 WOKBKroPW.. TN TINA TIMER LISA LISA OtORYM BILLY IDOL 5-1 F.kmYerWy LISA LISA 26-16 JODY ATL 1)-3 NerpMISM.N CAMEO DURAN DURAN ROBERT Y ISPI gg7TNG' CIOok.WOakM MENA ALLAN 32-22 iLIONEL 13-S HERR ALPERT LISA LISA CARLY Mal ISPI MADONNA 11-2 MAC S ROBERT ERAT U2 15-13 LI. LISA LISA LISA [ENÓD 10-1 REMIT LOSOINS Hot t 111Y wBBOlAteetN.. UA CIONDED E 1-20 RIM WILDE 2a-IR HERB G LENN NEDEIROS 4-1 SNOWY ROBINSON REO SPEEDWAGON CiCARLA s S ttMe LEVEL ATLANTIC STARA 13-6 iúSN-r1i000 MAC G LENN MEDC2ROe 27-21 LEVEL 2 arma. 6MOOICkabtM. NC SURVIVOR WON JOVI 18-9 WMMIn HOUSE 11001N10 GURUS i1ti PAUL SIMON B. Crr4 DOM. ALLEN 17_12 SbONxx.iSOV LI 15-16 TRUTH :GIr LISA LISA 20-14 KW SILOS 29-19 112 9-5 %vEé ADAMS 12-5 OM1PIdnl JODY . 7-4 BRYAN IJ11)6N17_7 CRLWDED q CHRIS DEBUICH 13-6 LA P OISON PARTIAND BROS. O 2 WRVO/HIct0S .VA K NAMMaw INMAN 2-ELMO. KIM WILDE 22-18 KIN WILDE 23-17 2 GLENN MEDEIMS 74-17 BRYAN ADAMS STARR 24-19 Chuck ReMaI TESTA MEÓ IIGB 17-1n LwWPyll ATIANTIC 1AIN MDEIROS 2e-21 TOM PETTY 40-33 B ON NMI OTHER ONIM Sox LISA LISA ebtt¡SINOx S ANITA ñ 1a-27 U2 2-1 RAI P66NK WPMBLe.ky6on, KY TOM PETIT KISNFt SIGMAS PARALLEL LEVEL 42 PA ROBERT CRAY WNNKIHMr4MMS FLEETWOOD MAC 7 -3 Pallndy E UROPE rREN I_I a Stuc. Bond THREE ATLANTIC STARK 10-5 GENESIS KENNY G 0-6 112 LIONEL RICHIE MIMING Claw I-I SEO S6A00N LISA LISS TINA TURNER TOM PETTY MADONNA7IO KENNY G TINA TURNER WYFBOIAIMae. PA IIMIArítn, TX WILDE SOOT TIMA TURNER MIXDtpt99tT MILT 1.11. K4ey Kve'EOWaM c O 11 -6 ROBERT rp,,, Su. 01tB=2-12 1.195) JENNIFER vÓB ° HNGNNA CASH G.L PI KENNY LOGGINS TN ATLANTIC RR 1.- CUOOTTTI CROME11 HOUSE WSNLCMtMn9oSe. STAH 2 6-6 DAVID ROWIE 1 KSLROro1.9. VA 172 2-1 IMPOSE TINA TURNER HGH1W01H 22-14 LAUREN 13-5S REO SPETWASON ChrISC.N . CONN EXPOSE LÌM at The U POISON 2 6 3-1 EUROPE LISA POISON PRIME LISA K EN. LOGGIAS 11 -4 t est KZOMUtee AR FLEINIOOD 11. MDOMA BILLY IDOL S. ROBERT CRAY MACRON DONNA ALLEN 14-0 té MUSE - IaINwWIASerI CHRIS 1,10 19_9 HUM LSWIS TNIR 14-9 EUROPE EUROPE FLEETWOOD Mr 0 AE a CHICAGO 23-70 MEAN ADADS 11-1n CUTTING r -. LISA LISA TOM PIRTT Idl NOON. 10-5 LOU ORA. BR. CHRIS MAIN. 16-9 REO SPEW/AGM KL WTICIHatra4 CT MOND. HOUSE 3-1 Hottmt MIA SAKES AENWrt WWXIB rg.a ME WWMAFISM. Raq. LA CUTTING cREN 1-1 PRINCE 5-2 2-2 P I CREW 6-3 CHRIS DENIAM r CWk RIU'Ahyen U2 B RYAN .17. P OISOI1tI-1 VIV-ETMD B ILLY IDW DEBUTOM M6 7- LISA 1.7SA CHRIS DEIBUSGH CHRIS .-6 CUTTING TREN 3-2 IMPOSE LEVEL 42 MAIM .L611 5-3 MITYAntonio,n Antonio, TX 2 T PAU CUTTING CREW 5-1 WNOKIC04n181e.SC7 ATLANTIC HT 6-4 2 WMWG14. Hottewt 8-4 WIndr.mlltlp CUTTING 2-1 02 11-7 3 MI. ARYAN ADAMS WDJXILaWeHM. KV DENNIS DEB In 5-3 ELMORE Ì66B BON JOVI 21-14 JESSE JOHNSON POISON 22 -15 KEN. 1.000105 SHkwM.yer STACEY 0 LISA LISA 15-9 KIN WILDE 21 -17 31-111 WOOLMtan SouB.. LA EXPOSE CSUAGO HEM Al.p.T CAMEO LIONEL 01011E MEN LEWIS a TM WIOYISHL ME MNI.M AO.m. REO SP...MOON COVERGIRW CAMEO WKEEJHUn1q14n. WV SaMw1b1 Parallels Begin on Page BO CHRIS DEBORGII CUTTINGT I COW 5-1 CROWDED Inp1 MNMSW.IIn 1_2 t ATLANTIC STAPP CLEM MIDAIR. 1- MLLE OTHER ONES Adds & Hots Begin on Page 78 Rene BON JOVI MCONNA 3-I úi99 -i SUMACS WA-=0 Hottest CROWD. MUSE STMR II,I MADONNA P -I Playlisfs Begin on Page 75 2P121 rM1 LISA [.IS -12 NEOC'T PoISO NI11-9 2-I TINS TUNS= U7 9-7 B RYAN ADMS 19-11 POISON 3-1 BRYAN ADAMS 10-, WLRNLOVt.M.. KY ATLANTICU2 0. 5-1 ICU GRAMM GENESIS 14, Yi1DeSM.TX Lya.IRaMI.an LISA L ISA 4ATIET 10-1 POISON 16-10 POISON DNec9NB.ck PAUL SIMON lOOMLJOVI IN-7 TX K SAOISa AntaMO. TX W1AML.INaW. PA S 21-12 KzZSISwmanl CHICAGO iLeMH1MMD MAC 25-1a Leo VW 2e-16 M1/NM41reIS KLEMM REO SKEET* ACAM MMk4lMUney DDWA ALLEN TOM PETTY CHRIS DERURGH DM. DURAN SIMPLY RED I0104111aY4y. WV PAUL 51.1011 008E LEVEL 42 11001Dto TrAm PETTY SRaICaIReSV ARYAN ADAMS 16-12 BON JOUI K ENNY G lip, CUTTING}UTTB RA _ GENESIS 111-15 Mt tee. LISA LISA BON .EnVI 22-111 KUNS' REO PRINCE ATLANTIC STAIR 15-6 JODY I.n 1-1 SPEEDS.. 2-2 Hottest I G JODY 27-7 TN KEN. LISA LISA FM10NM4n.rMp CUTTING CREW WIRIS DAMN. 15-B xLymNx ASO 1 POISON 37-32 NC JMnIC9n4y INMAN 13-11 CYCNDI 21-14 Mt t eat t POISON 23 -16 1.11. MET LEWIS THE. ATE.", STARR CUTTING CO. l-I EiywiYWMSM CROWDED 1931/Sr WILDE 29-32 MADONNA 6-3 KENNY G LINONO. RIME 34-24 K C1011N.w N.v.n1624 XXX1ONSknShan, wl AL tl 237 Reporters PSEUDO Er. TINA TUMER SM Rykw PnwMV0ev4MR RESTLESS HEART K TUIIISHresepat LA Reports r STARR' ;;715 SYSTEM 232 Current ATLANTIC Hestemt SHwW.bst SBXXXRIeW.eM. VT KEMPF G ÓUOBEED KIM 10 LDS REO The following station reported 9 U7 6-2 K ENNY LOGC.INS ID-16 sPMUyeena STAPLE RED BILLY IDOL JODY MITES? (1-5 CHRIS DEBURGH 27-71 EDDIE frozen playhed this week: ERNS 5-I rum MAW DEBLIAGN 14-10 AT1ANTIC STARR 0-79 CUTTING 2-1 9íáI WBLI /Long Island HOUSE ATIANTIT STARR lc-II JESSEEJ 505 U 2 6-4 WAMaIMaM4. AL DrúasMA 6 KLEMM FIZETNNO PAC 17_5 wRé T. Fn CNwlwt ANITA BAKER ep) felled to POISON NI. BMWS ADAMS 11_9 KAMLEI Pro, TX The following stations t TOM PETTY Inp WSIIIP.Up4.eq4. NY EUROPE IApI M.WSta report this week end therefore they AL CUTTING rant 3-) DytaVWwHEART WAWSknwtSl.m. C UTTING CREW 6-1 MDOMA 2-7 pteyllsts were frozen: MINING MEW 2-1 KII4 WILDE 9-3 MAMMA MCCMMYRVao GIGGLES RESTLESS ,2 iR AeSON KNBO /Seattle 117 6-3 GINO VANNEILI p 7 t?17=TP;1. SON 111-11 TOM RErTv SIMPLY RED 14- CHRIS .RN JO, D l O6/W eshington RANTIANI s. BRYAN NW. 17-11 W9AMIMOntSOm.n ' AL WKEE /Huntington TINA N RUSHES WDLIOWBhlnpton. NC WKPFICMN Cod. MA AM., Hot W KFR /Kalamazoo JEsSE .701111505 ATI.N1TIC ST 9-2 OWtMwJ.Ck.On RMIOWMCV4 NICK KAMEN JckorULr e LTMAXK IU-iRR TWINS WITTING MEW 2-2 INGINNA 5-H THOMPSM JOIN WATLEY 5-3 CARLY SIMON ATI.AHTIC STARR 7-7 EDDIE NON. RAINY G 20-1e 9 5 1.1134 LISA 7-1 RIM PSYCHEDELIC FURS MADONNA R-4 LIONEL 7,22 I. . SA 199 DURAN SARAN EXPOSE SUAIRE SYSTEM KLYMAJO! le -IA KEZSIEI P..e. TX RV{ SPEEMAGoP MPXVIMCrw4. MY TINA TOMES CUTTING MEW 5-1 IOC SBA. 1telIeY3S4lon Tan MNCMX Not et WKONCI.H..4II. SC U7 6-4 EXPOSE ED 10-A FLLEMMOD 14. 15-6 éliNÚaíÌAÉT7CUM GwAeNRwrM D EAD ON ALIVE LOU GRAM. CHRIS DEAMGH 16-11 NRYAN ADAMS 1A-10 TRUTH 5 20'23 NUN( LEWIS I. THE T' PAII CREW 3-1 AL LISA LISA 1,20 02 13-2 WIOIS/Muntpanors WIRLCI.mbawaS 2 PA 2 CawnaShenwn WKZNN1mIaFMNm. NC rUTTING rpm 2-2 ir. N ick A1eRellia MADONNA 14-12 r) TOM PETTY lip) SAM.* Bt.pM.I. PSEUDO ATLANTIC STARR rleTWE M M.SC 11-6 KEN IIr. aIf -ANY EGGGINS taO WI NK)Ft M... FL192 CROWDED WV FURS POISON 2-1 SIMON PSYCHEDELIC MOFMISoharteh. NV l 2 Sans/Saw HERS ALPERT JACK Mé is play dur- 7 MAIM CREW 21 Music Key: (DP) indicates the song getting An.POS. BON .1091 1ií eR LISA SA rIERP ALPERT 23-I4 EDDIE uzNiT CtT áijNtG' A 2-1 ATLANTIC STARR 5-3 ing certain parts of the day and /or night (RA) indicates MASSE POISON TINA TINA TIMER 4-3 WSSXIChalA.rn. SC MARONNA 16-3 readded. LOU PNO15p 1 PRINCE 1-5 the song was dropped from the playlist then AIRRYppI2-1Cr6T.tR151 - Dew Mon CROWDED CHRIS xo_P EUROPE HMS ALPERT 11-11 FANNY cE31li t i.AIlipl EXPOSE oTNER ñáCHIAG MIt i 5 1 SOOT W II -. CUTTING CREW 3-2 CINDERELLA API TESTA Apl I ATIANTCSTARRt IIñ 13-23 RWL 7 ST B 1Á Ì MADONNA -2 VIII(' STARR 6-3 POISON 11-6 SON .10V1 14-9 May 1,1987Raf79

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CUTTING JACK WAGNER YRWFW.a.ND ARYAN Idyl BROS.t^p)dpl K FMWIW.eMOp. IA K CAOIO.n9rdVenw.. PARTIN. BROS. PSYCHEDELIC FURS CA FIACTIOOD MAC 6-3 J_k Lundy J.rob.erVIYIdW CUITtìMO PEW 1-1 CHRIS DRUMM PARTLAND BROS. Ores WNW. M ADORA IMtt_üp MADONNA 9-2 7-2 BRYAN ADAMS 172 3-1 ICU GRAM PSYCHEDELIC 1.12 13-3 ._3 WSPT.St.ven. Peint WI P9 SIMPLY RP AREAPPAST CUM191 - REO`"s FENNY I FLEETWOOD RN REO sPePNEDM3IRéDW Rapl_I81.Hee DAVID ROPE 5-9 menomme 5-4 BILLY LEVEL 42 Y 2j619 SLYM M.n LM OMyo9 CA CRIS DEWAR, 11-5 SMOKET PARSON BRYAN ADAM 7_5 CI_noi'menL IÌOs 14-7 cUTTINO WILDE AEX S-1 t CROWDED SPEEDWAGON SYSTE AR9NSaa POISON 19-11 JODY qTSEJ Pt HOUSE K YYAISMYpe, MT 1-) CUTTING r7REI 1-1 EDDIE ROAR Hot t LAdp1I KZFMM9eppw.ID WICFOAIIMPA1Oehna.. WI WEAdMeYMpoIYIN CHICAGO 6- AVANT, ATLMTIC STARR EXPOSE N` L Chao Fou JESSE Mx lip) uMADONNA11 STAR Sa CummxI.WSMa1an Rom Ores NaWt. AP=AMIAST CIAA THE 6 EUROPE Ispl MADONNA 9-4 Omagh 12-S 19-11 SMOKER ROBINSON BO. JOW WARNES 7.3T .TLIT 11-7 CUTTING EDDIE PICT LOU CHRIS RNA TIMER e LISA LISA WNOTIYgp.tpwn, ON U] á AOON LOU GIMP B RYAN MADONNA 3-) MO SPEER/MP PSYCHEDELIC PURS Idp1 KKltuonM Fak.. ND APRM6î]i ` EUROPEu DI LLY IDOL DIP TMm_an CUTTING CARIB LISA LISA PROCEED AEON ILO SPEW/WPM lep) MADONNA 11-6 NonNHerMr4k.pn PRIE `N20lO'" SMOKER PAINS. c11am=D'HM`0U PI11`YI PLAWCTMOOO'MI2W 5 PtRet CHRIS U1011 13-] TR 3-1 BILLY IDOL POISON 7-6 HXVOlalem.OR RITA RAKER lep MADONNA CUTTING rem 5-2 CURING 5_2 HUEY LEVIS 6 TIM 6-3 RTI.AIRICTSTARR JkR Ay. Va`6 I"S;EUROPE ) 6-3A tiUCSLExIS 6 Tx[S]i'IA 11-7 P.M ADAIR 9-4 EDDIE MOIR U2 POI 1-2 <óes 1 CUTTING r I_I w : PLEITOOD ANC 10-7 WARR ROBINSON LOS LOBOS TI:ETxDOD MA CHRIS 1tRDODED le. n)li.na MM. CA COMM ROCK Bap JOV1 26-19 BON KIUD.ayprtI IA 1 WZPLIbldlerlepab. IN MIME - JOVB2 CUTTING TRUTH ATLANTIC STARRM 30-21 SMMWN.wI1an Jhn ONW. stM. stw. LOU GRAMM RpAN`[LIW NCH. 9-5 6P`'r1l-iY KSOLM.emen. MT ppopp CROADED FLEETWOOD S-8 KHTLRaa.NV S 1.1SA CURE IA. POISON Òiuúot]Mt_Rtrl 1 Sam MANY ',ARLAND BROS. li WEST1 U2 Da RebY N ]0_19 LEVEL 42 CUTTING P 5-3 cARLY SIMON PM PETTY PARALLEL BILLY IDOL PRINAGON dpi WKFAIK.Ymuoo. MI T 12 ETTIOOa -. GINO ANN[LLI AREAREAST CLUB DON JO. 14-9 RIO»óED"RHI» lE TRUTH RIO SPEEDIMMON THREE AneMLpSMaln PARALLEL TWO PSYCHEDELIC M CAPP/ 1.1p) COVER V2`T " TINA TURN. Py RORER ROBINSON .,ODY 6-3 CUTTING RAN 2-1 none PIER GALS EA pI` GHOST ldpl ÁTLAM+NIC2STARR KDONISelle. CA Mottest1 TON PETTY 33-23 M] w KYYYISYrneeek. NO STEVE A IIIr0o0 1-1 KNMOIAIoaRNaaSWb M. NM GMEdIe T 1I-6 KMOOh_na. CA CUrrG CREW -1 CHRIS 3 o- CREW later/ Ydell MADONNA°Y A-] MO seek UIII" WSL66 ERHA.nDwr SerTlCerr Mtt.e< `1; -10 WOZO.Yart OH BILLY IDOL uMwRTxx WA 5-4 JODY 10-1 LISA LISA Z1GVM:Idl.at CROWD I2-12 KENNY EXPOSE John Ranson WI Idpl MADONNA TI.EY MPON .70V1 BAND BRYAN ADAMS 1]-1] MS gI GRIZSIS OTHIR 9-11 9-4 LIIWHMeon POISON G1108 SIMPLY REI1 N YLONS Rdp i HERB ALPERT E WILZYILAIryeM. IN ilpl K TROCMpW. WY NUR` T`NNiMaLAMSS ME 16-12 OKMRr6C1tl_, WA ItEMOR TINA TURNER SIMPLY KLTIOLYX SIMPLY PP LAMPE RED BREARSIJT CUMUS 19-19 L.M_aMPadv SILLY IDOL 0 LOUI.aWM Mtts.tN Hottst OardoNMeMY EXPOB[IDGD KIM. CURING 3-2 RONDO POCK COVER GIRLS 3-3 MARINO CREW 3 -1 Hot t CORMS CRAP 1 elpMx JODY WAYLAY KWNZMWa.NV SURVIVOR BILLY IDOL -I -3 POISON 12-7 COVER GIRLS 6-6 RIm1I[ U2 5-3 EXPOSE 112 REO DxAOaII CROWDED MUSE REO U2 19-12 POISON 18-9 EXPOSE SAe.ee RM POISON 15 -S SPEEDIAGON CA LISA LISA 3S-27 TINA TRIM, BRYAN STAR LI LISA LISA 4-3 1 ARYAN ADAMS BILLY LOU GRAMM CREW 19-19 lOMRJ 23,P 19 HERB ALPART 36 -28 ROBERT CRAY U2nRT DéNICO I8 -11 LISA LISA H OODOO GURUS ATLANTIC N a RA 71-14 GLENN OMLOIMMEU 8505 9-2 K CROWDED M®ELIIOS 5-9 KFMISOM. ID YNOIFreala. CA KRUISppka e. WA PATTY xwSE FLEETWOOD WIWWSberKptes. IL cap S-9 SMITH TOr KANON_ IA AmWRaryJ.T. WpkerlDevle TI SOBER CRAY Mene. LEWIS 16 6-12 J 11ó0 Ray Rabb. MSNReMiw U] üY SIMON Pt Cep I Knegl Bare CHRIS DESUMx - 17 2 5-1 KJIORORYIana CHy.OK Lou man JODY AA O POISON 7-4 NYLONS MARIO. MAC JODY MALAY 13-6 %úTiiçlCRr 1-1 CLUB 'wt 7-1 PAUL SINON PsbkMCaNn TA 1 ëM KFRXIIIncaln. N[ NONA [ xne IX DAVID LEVEL MBMÀATLEY POISON 1,-8 COMPANY IHo I é émM°MOII 2 LISA JWMM°NMe9W TRUTH CHRIS TDMU l' 19-I1 10-S e-10 LL 'MS. CURD. ] 1 BON TINA 16-1O U2MADOWN18-A' CIPRSIj [MM 2 -1 PESDIIAGON 3 TURNER i RIM`P 22 K KA2)CMyere. WILDE TRUTH esYíMMC1.Ir T1M Idyl RADOM. 6-4 RP REO AG WY P`Ì9 112 LOU GRAMM CHRIS 5P[MTM IMPOSE Het nEBRW 29-1S TTY CB AYMndW 6-1 S°0OP JORT' f°p1 KEPT 23_16 P IIIIRUewM. NM JVNMO -e TOM 2 C3TCTINGTL[YI)-1 Mot tRt ATLANTIC STARR 39-26 PSEUDO loa/Cob M A II- 03911" MADONNA 19-13 6 -2 OTHER ONES 13 LISA 5 2t2.3lRY LERWOOD CUTTING CRAW 6-2 CTN. ROPER 8-3 JACK NAGS. IS KZIO(o_dL MN JODY KIVOloYa ID U2 13-5 PATTY SWATH GE WARP: 6-3 AR PARS 17-6 RM50DIW 0-5 SIMON OIAm 1WNalOkAL NI LEETWOOD MYMMYMWM Teo Eva MAC 16 -7 TRDTE (JO PAUL ÌICd2-1IOÌ50-' POISON 17 -10 CARLY WSWSIMeamkptat IN ATLANTIC STAM 23-14 CAMEO Wheel SNYNMo SCION REO SPEED... LISA LISA ATLAMTIf STARR 2l HEART Jhn CkWe K KLOASpM ow. TINA TURNIP GENESIS NYLONSI. ROROIOItW1. NI SO ROCA MIME K NSOISMNI.. WA PATTIADp PIPER GROAT MEXRLEWIS a THE 1 6 IDOL ROW In00258 SMrwWKeS.wey EDDIE MORT ErMVLallle W AIL.' EvenWRNgaMe CHRIS S IUMNS ILO -S PAU Hot to. I BU11V2tIP TwrR`T`"P R1'Y ADAMS CHICAGO 18-12 B Hottest: 9"' SYM®6If FURS LREO 92 Hot test I Not s ICAS Hot LEWIS 19 test P fdPl OTHER OWES CUTTING NMI 1-I MR -I9 fXIC14OèR REMIT 0 Ide) ATLANTIC STARR l-1 BON .1OVI 22 -16 02 6- 12 2 ITLEI CUTTINGICREW 1-1 ATLANTIC ST.AIR 5-19 SMtLOMtOWT Pp) P015M S QD STEVE AIMMOD 2-2 ePADwPPTwNw PUS/DSE pINONiÒr GROAT 1 K IM W l2 I CHRIS D MADONNA ID PÓIbPi2-1i-3` l-t RN NS-BUNA-1 0 KOZ[lL.w4an. SPRATS+O M NIM2eM2 J]-29 SIMPLY 02 3-I wlIDOrATR`l Ii1TIIC CRP '-Ì. PLIETWOOD mAC 8-8 RED 26-1. r LISA LISA IS JODY KARAT 10-10 Ny McCall ADNI l ]BARK WMEEAh Wm. IN RIM WILDEE9-tl SIMPLY RED --8 KIKIDCalada NMrk1Is. CO ÌIlRTR`NIOOTÓMIIC 6-5 SIR ALPISST ]]-19 KOMOIHaaW. HI KROfT_Cp. Alten/Das f 5-9 J ahn Orbs AZ ATI.ANEIC STAIR 23-19 UI AMnpMNr TINA TURNER WCIUCabarYY. IL 11-7 OMI.IJalaaan PATTY PETTY Siren. KnRPeaY. IL ADAMS JACR TarR WYWIa MKDISeaa. KS EU IIDP LISA LISA AWEA LISA LISA M IM BARER STRIPER KMl Nab MCI CROWDED Idp) REBMY L000 Saw WM CARLY SIMON 1151 éAMpÌrpMGHOSTU TINA A Op) JACK 117PIER O.PNNiAWM- Ho ttost TON PET. RUTH lap) MMPttiPEMVMOR éÌAITMP Not Rot SYSTErewldP) UU2 2-1 1 cuW VIáIIA)Ilñp) TINA P N} TCXnDf t MNTMOLMMA 55-] )-t STARR S-2 ioMARIA.JOVI 2-] áTACIY REO PNmIIMiMOx GIRLS tep) 0111131 UPEX DAVID U} 7-3 i lÌ SYH PURR 9-3 ODY 1úiLLY 5-1 éarlé 13-10 S-4 COVERGIRLS ATLANTIC STARR 6-9 TOM PETTY 21-14 rizemO00 MACS106 BCNIITPÁP ADAMS NOOD00 GURUS INA) úiI M CREA S-2 WATLLY M 9-6 U2 6- ]WIMIOOp STltsd J OIN GMMIRIS 15-e CIMERO.IaN Hottest 10-O PART 24-19 CURING CAER 2-1 rIADONIA 19_16 DqAA ALLEN 13-7 WORpNrWM Repb, MI AMTIIJí`N`TIC STARR 3-2 wtOKlll°EiEae. IL RADOImA 3-2 MeDONWA -9 METING CIIW -3 MAP KLYCJIee VeMe. CYn_[MCCaakk MoCkalamo. N2 1-9 112 6-3 NV LISA LISA DNPAALIfA S-3 FURROW DeaVTayr DAVID PPE MLR 25-Il 32-19 M[IW`1=S U2 PRAT KOCRICMa RePM. IA t[pMYALPd1233-2] CAMM BILLY IDOL CIIEAfi1RNWaL CN EXaaE L50PY IRA `N OryDkan DURAN DURAN TAIRA D-36 BMM.ASeM_r TPAU GILIESIS TRAIT/ V2`S!ÌtR NYLOP CADWDM IRMA KKROSYOx hY. 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Anita Baker Regional Sum ry RTIR 74-10 .14113 19-18 ReachMl SUP 130 Reach UP 24 to report current, timely music informa- 3 .1 24-20 lam 20 E 1001 DEBUTS 36 a 18% DEBUTS WEE 20 fr RI. 15-11 KW 4 tion. -21 3 84% SAMP 30 S 27% ...161 19-11 Ws 91MP. 12 12 ¡New; 11 w 18-12 14 DOWN 83/11 BO-14 eso -7e 81% 0 36% M 26% DOWN 4 Parallel 1 Reporters: Selected stations 194 o 1.00 le-14 92% Na t Ional w ADDS 13 M 14% ADDS 8 that are format- dominant and /or exert 981.0 s-2` Reg tonal Sum ry 990.4 IS-e UP 42 in 9-25 01.5 11-7 NW significant national influence, major RCM 2e -n MICR P. 341 X310 13.10 markets with a metro 12+ population, Inum S 331 --{F41/A DPSIME 23 143. n519S Voss M 28% DOWN 0 Wp1 14 according to Arbitron, of 1 million or WOW w 48% ADDS 11 WLn wta T S-6 ° more. Wilt C oR s r :22 24 f ! 2i-24 WO s-i, FOEL - 16.1. 24-12 W IN 30-21 WLY OIe 0`W0 10-21 .1_ RIOT 411 4n 1?n 76-25 1102 3-I8 0100 -6s 90 22-29 Wu21s 100601 n -79 poners playing h. Ka 4-16 KW 9-11 s10wtw 21V 16 -14 094 32-11 1631 4-34a-34 95x7; on 14-11 W:ó 2,_28 Mrz 22-28 25-24 Regional Reach Percentage of reporters VIOL 01 19 -I, L214-34 wasp 75_30 - 6104 on 394 4-25 440 NAFR on OC 22-1S WY 6-6 -16 Fta. 4-22 MOMP playing the song within each region. fue 20-16 3040 an 5Rta 21-12 WRIT 77-22 10Mí I9 -26 WETS 341113 22-24 RLOC 16-20 WM 29-26 60.0TS IS-1e W1»óii 27 BON JOVI 1900 20-14 KFI1 23-23 18-15 WIC 11-18 K M XL. on National Summary RW 28-24 }9-26 Nfne TIOS 18-18 O 21-20 WEE fr 28-22 Or,.. (Mercury /PG) a01% 25-20 Il-a KW 77-27 0335 27-21 Wanted Dead K ILO rle wow 1s-15 w-I 29 -24 wLAS 34-76 FCAO stan 78-26 Up 61 Number of ]S-3i - Vations moving IMP 16-15 Flo 18-26 w.. 8-5 .101 27-23 IWO LP: Slippery When Wel Mm' W60O 2S-70 -21 _2 e 31-10 it up on the charts. nn 29-79 6CIL 17-10 4 -21 KW ta 10-16 30-33 l 31-17- 2 2! Mee 15n372 .T 26-2`5 rock 20-17 MU WI X -20 6030 25 -17 990.1 21-10 O 11 fr 33105 Debuts 20 Number of stations 3104 IS1 -II- a6 0 W Its 4-34 33x25-12 - 93 10-21 . n-26 RI. e-)5 0l Rau 1 -1, 112 10 6 0l -9 19-J2 207/3 97% Fta0 SI-u9 debuting the song this week. t at 21 -17 9. 26 -24 16 -21 KW 6-IS National KLUX 1703 9 MAZY 22-20 MCI 2 -30 0104 .LX 34-37 Same 4 - Number of stations report - 24nk0x4_22 Reg tona 3 Sumry 9DTx 29 -24 é_íó 23-1, RXIS 4-79 WI 33-28 30 -28 tting no movement Reach UP 177 SC. 35-37 x663YV this R6n1 KW on F. 86% 12 O 24-22 DEBUTS tpwO? 76 -20 week. (On to On, Add taR W ATLANTIC STARR 0101 NW 16 -12 S 911 SAME 15 MOL 35 -]2 34-21 to On, 31 -31, etc.l MK) 18-I3 11111. 34 26 M 90% DOWN 0 . n,wl- Always (WB) e 33-10 MFLT 3-16 e r95 2-2 ROW 5-14 w 80% ADDS 3 Down 0 - Number of stations moving 0100100 6 8-8 Ka. 12 -2e LP All In The Name Of Love K IIK 11-2s 35 -25- Z94 IB -17 n 29-1s FIRS van p I2 -29 it down on their charts. W W1 IS -II 50-24 WS on 911114 w orn s_l6 rvM 25 -24 1-10 K8ND on RIO l 1 Add. 26 Total number of stations 4-s - KNOX _29 3303 1e -n a-25 nnsió} 4-14 MIWew 212116 lwr1M 26-23 adding it this week. RYNO 4-8 3S -26 89% w0éro5 26-19 Fen 40-113 o i6- 19-14 RnTots 27-27 National ZAXT u WO Wm l I l0iP5lI-25 KW n -30 ry IOW 71-14 K ITS 2-7 ar° 76 Reg Tonal Sum . 2 2 -22 aw 28 -24 R104 10-25 WW2 1S-12 75 -70 51413. 25-71 610111 18-14 0 _`29 s11o3 ll-I, 5C. 5 Km 25 -22 Reach UP 145 4.3 32-27 REVS 1 KATO 73-1. WIL 99áñ 17-: MI. 18-16 27-26 R0014 6s Mat 15 -12 R. 981 DP.BUTS 31 MIZE 15-11 W106 MS e14- faro FOCI 35_71 930 10-1, 1.03 27-24 .1331 l fr SANE. 19 MIND 26-11 AFI 21-17 als -16 7I-19 27-25 SPOT 26-19 11-7 S 94% R. m 2a fr FROS1 - 95XXX 37-74 5OM 33-29 FOP 70 WNIT 16-20 OR95ì9 -31 M 81% DOWN 1 nlaw 20-IS XXXL an A 2100 24-73 141(1. 78-23 12-22 UMW w 84% ADDS 16 12 15 33-30 lwRi IS-10 WOO aria 394 7 2s-u 0106 11-10 609ó 2 - P RO-FM 28-20 WOK :5-19 ó í3-íS VF FEP 10-2, 25 fr IS 03100 ` 5Xí. --2 ADAMS L 19--11 0 nw 9-ll BRYAN 0107 73-20 % -192] 1005X112 S OO 31-32 0104 IA. 22-20 61113 20-14 MITT S-5 VDU M -22 Heat Of The Night (A&M) Li) 95XIL 24-71 OM on T á 41033 71-16 0100 M -21 sw 30 -25 w ore W K on LP Into The Fire sans w nA® MOW 13-6 9. 20 -26 W FINN 34 -21 ICKM 4-2s 6-32 oned on B104 24-19 36-79 16. 16-33 W. 21 -17 MY. on tows 29-20 E91 23-20 94m132-10 5104 35 -19 10-S 3010 an e n. MIOY 1-33 1.01. 6- WAIT 26-70 Ms 13 -29 K9e on FT. on MOOT 26-16 3196 d -37 22713 969f9 I9 -19 6r,e a-z, 25-15 Iw on 30 550. on 113110 26-20 1401. 23-20 ROTZ 29-19 IfTIC 1481 003 15-10 e-2I RISS 20-t0 In. 71-19 0000 .14 on Na 1001 fr NW 35-10 RC101 28-26 WA t ional Y100 26-21 0101.1 13-11 MVO 21-23 F6195 9-B 2-2 -15 93 11 -18 Regional ry l 71-21 MUOX 31-31 . 711 on 6 19-24 Sum 1100 12-6 w:7-I1 w 6015 25-72 Y -21 GREGG ALLMAN BAND 111191 l ILLRB 18 ]1-18 Reach UP 209 2-7 w le-1 13 Wros 2Wlç 2; fr wI9Yi 28-25 611111 11-9 2911 ROM u-lo P. 96% DEBUTS 4 I'm No Angel (Epic) .94 20-10 IOU 6-3 9W3í a-2s 10wM1329_16 WAN 21-18 8 F. IST a_54 3 100% 9101E 3110 -VW Wei 24-17 N 302I1 rar 26-20 . II MIMER 161. 24-70 1.111 24-21 Ifni a -14 Yt 11-10 LP I'm No Angel 106 IS fr a wROO 311--l2 M 971 o DOWN 0 71 60311 34-28 2WWI 14-71 0104 MICE 30.27 6 i a-II -1, WOK taw 40-31 I9a x104 25-18 s 11 11-33 M 881 ADDS 3 VAYA 1-9 ISS 1S-6 12-24 29-24 WIZ -17 69P J0-11 Y107 20-16 WIT 17 -IS 0106 11 -31 t91 Rl-la 0105 1 0102 26-I3 RIIta 32-79 2S-24 t 11-20 K 9-2 RS. WIZ 16-5 DOx W 80.1 6.6 IS 0101 75-16 T91 79-2, 871$ 37% f3st ] 910 4-30 7106 36-79 0106 11-7 W U -I l 140 31 -2S 3113. 76-21 OF 95 16-1] NaLSonal MI. 33-23 21-27 3030 IL6 fr t7_IS 4-3 16-74 WM Sum FY MR111 9201'1( 20-IS 29_ MOM K. 71-17 Reg tonal S WRAF 0-4 nowW V 28-17 131113 . ICeY 30-21 Ws t1-19 O 103 Reach UP 42 500 -23 6-S fi-20 oa C a-1l RIT? 11-20 13-17 92 1T-17-13 F. 341 a -35 2-IS WIO MI6 10 31-2) F810 M988 29-21 11104 18-14 ñ s 41% N6A-S Dr9Iina 35 VIOC S -I 2-13 R9 0 21-171 wOrtt10a 24-19 eR51 29-21 FTUB 12-11 BREAKFAST CLUB IOS1 G-25 13-]0 27-12 WIN 10-9 In. 17-1S UST M 341 DOWN 1 6. ° -2 Hw 2.- Kn WAX . aas 4-8 ILa. 24-21 WOOL 12-26 Right On Track (MCA) WC 14-13 W 361 ADDS O 1114. 10-8 ti0u 6-4 1- 411.13 19-10 2 Fsñ o 0105 21 -19 0104 FITT 9 -24 on _2S elnur weld 27 -20 IP. 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Flip 24_23 1.391 17-17 Fr9P 17-8 sLTS6 21616 .98 7S IINW fr 194 1-1 195 10 -10 K IIFM 21S 26s1 RFAZ 21 -14 RIIR 13-7 Ti? 1- F lI-2e MJa 16-24 FOIO 5-1 WO 7-117 3l 77102 18 -14 60. 70-17 KKXL 14-10 c1R01 4-25 WI Y10 75 0104 11-11 25 -21 WW1 17 fr WO 27-24 Fata 9-5 21-17 WM 20-11 1210 11-3 14A2Y 71-19 FM I-1 WS 9Mx 36-22 9-3 6CTY 36-33 . 105 17-10 311 11 14-9 FFRX 16-13 0 WE 990w 33-30 3106 74-11 W. 13-11010I2 FLO 14-6 331.3 3-2 RCM 1I-29 WWI on 930 I6-31 3C1.9 4-40 1 9910 9 A-36 KW 3-10 MOTI 71-16 e-l0 In. 15-8 3316 15-9 ww lI-2f MO On fr Illg sass 26 -23 W. 19-6 5. a-28 Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column May 1, 1987 RaR 81 PARALLELS j

Breakfast Club Continued Chicago Cadinued CMI3 DeBurgh Continued DRO 24-11 RDA 19_le 7102 11-9 99eM 2-1) }2_p RENT 21y3 1091 25-25 APT 21-16 MTR 10-11 F 2-_,; ALP l-1, 930 27-1. no M 23_20 18-14 RIM IM ]0-16 0 19- [I0] ,]-l2 008T - 1 M820-1e21-1e RNA 21-I1 CUTTING CREW AA VIAL e-7 :1-]0 20-17 R781L 26520 ti9 WA , -- KMK 29-11 RANT 1 F WA MS 22-20 ä,10 30- n1 (I Just) Died In Your Arms (Virgin) 2s-Il 6r.01 30-2e KKRD 24-10 WRIST MMT MKZL 3é - 3 5 i 08106 2]-11 SLIM 1 LP Broadcast MR 2s-31 ) }0_1_Il 0100 Il_4 L 21-19 mgOMT cA0 11-3e RGOT 72-16 16-7 ]1-16 [001N 90 10-1 0495 8-4 KYY. K M 11-8 19-11 « 2S-21 ADD 23-21 32-26 FDA 27-14 FBA vino 2 -6 14-7 15-14 RIIx 15-12 7-3_) 140997 }5-20 -12 M RIA 14-11 AA WNW A-79 FLEETWOOD MAC ABO 11 i.ç 23ÓA 100% /095 Pon )1-i3 l' WTIC m-28 /ve-10102 0-1 IMO 26-23 S se on R0 25-90 National K IPS o is-3s nçcF 11451 10 Pr 15'7 Big Love (WB) KAY 9 IS1- Summ ry RAT -l1 Regional VLAN 15-1 9_)0 100 11-7 4-22 FC1181O ] UP 141 LP-. 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BREAKERS® U2 (155) I EXPOSE (63) TOM PETTY (65) CROWDED HOUSE (61) COMPANY B (61) CUTTING CREW (132) REO SPEEDWAGON (57) EDDIE MONEY (59) JODY WATLEY (107) TINA TURNER (51) LUTHER VANDROSS (55) MADONNA (97) KENNY G EUROPE (45) BILLY IDOL (53) ATLANTIC STARR (76) (65) (Arista) T'PAU (45) GREGG ALLMAN (50) CHRIS DeBURGH Songbird LOU GRAMM (36) ANITA BAKER (49) POISON (55) 33, Same 30, 67% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 60, Debuts LISA LISA (36) OTHER ONES (44) FLEETWOOD MAC (54) KHTR, BRYAN ADAMS (50) Down 0, Adds 35 including B104, WPHD, WAVA, B96, 92X, KENNY G (35) RESTLESS HEART (43) KIM WILDE (40) KPKE. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart. BILLY IDOL (35) SYSTEM (41)

SMOKEY ROBINSON Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs Just To See Her (Motown) 25, Same 27, 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 68, Debuts KBEs, KCPW, Down 0, Adds 24 including 0107, WGH, Q105, WNCI, SIGNIFICANT ACTION chart. KKRZ. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR

COVER GIRLS "Show Me" (The Fever /Sutra) 44/5 KIKX, WCIL, Y97, WKSE 38-33, 896 39 -29, WTIC 16-12, Moves Up 23, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 4. Adds 5, KS103. WOJX, KDON 16-6. WKOB 25-16, WSSX 22-15, V107 24-21, BJ105 14 -11, 194 10 -9, KCAO 26-19, NEWCITY ROCKERS "Black Dog" (Critique /Attu) 40/6 KKRZ, KUBE, KSND. WBWB, WXKS 30 -23, WCAU Moves. Up 10. Debuts 4, Same 19, Down 1. Adds 6, WKSE, 99DTX, KSAO d-40, 95XXX 34 -29, WKPE 31 -29. 36 -31, PRO -FM 31 -25, KRBE 28 -24, WERZ 30 -20, WKRZ 33 -23, TRUTH "Weapons Of Love" (IRS /MCA) 39/22 WXKS, WBEN, CKOI, KRBE, KCPX, WFLY, 0100, WPST, Moves. Up 0. Debuts 5, Same 12. Down 0, Adds 22 including WKRZ, WKOB, WROO, KIKX, KLUC, KXYO, KZZU. IDOL Sixteen" (Chrysalis) 126/35 38/8 BILLY "Sweet KWOD, KMEL. 294, GINO VANNELLI "Wild Horses" (CBS Associated) Down 0, Adds 35 including WREN, KEGL, WKTI, KWK, KZZP, KXX106, WRON, WZYP, WCIL, WBEN 38 -33, Moves. Up 17. Debuts 36, Same 38. 1, Same 12. Down 0, Adds 8 including KDWB, WNNK, -27. KGOT 30 -24. Moves. Up 17. Debuts WPHD d -31, KATD 33 -29, 99GFM 40 -37, 94TYX 40 -36, KIYS 38 -29, WWFX 38 Y108 10-8. KZIO 20 -18. KSND 6 -5, WPFM 10 -5. CKOI 7 -5, 940 34 -31, Z93 29-24, WLOL 4 -2, 126/34 TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS "Jammin' Me" (MCA) Or Not" (Atlantic) 37/36 PRO WGH, WLOL, FM102, KATD, KPLZ, WPHD 22 -17. LOU GRAMM "Ready WNYZ, WSKZ. WXLK, 24, Debuts 41, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 34 including -FM. Adds 36 including WBEN, WPHD. KWSS. K104, 98PXY, Moves. Up KZZU 34 -29. Moves. Up O. Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, WPST 40 -34, WBBQ 37 -32, WSKZ 30 -25, 2104 39-27. Z93 34 -30. Z95 39 -32, WMMS 26 -19, WDLX, KKRD, KXYO. KZZU, 95XXX, 0104, WDBR. EDDIE MONEY "Endless Nights" (Columbia) 115/25 "Weatherman Says" (Owest/WB) 36/14 including WXKS, PRO -FM, WLS, WNCI, KWK, WLOL, KPKE,. wWCAU JACK WAGNER WBBO, WHHY. KX104, KOMO, Moves Up 40. Debuts 19, Same 31. Down 0. Adds 25 4. 14, Down 0, Adds 14 including 8104, WXKS. WNVZ, WNCI, 28 -24, WOMP 34 -25. Moves. Up 4, Debuts Same 33 -29, WMMS 33 -26, WKDD 16 -12, WWFX 27 -22. WOCM KOIZ 40 -36. 31 -25. KEGL 38-32, 0102 95XIL, V100 d -33, 0105 28 -26. Z95 29-26, BJ105 23 -17. BROTHERS "Soul City" (Manhattan) 106ß2 PARTLAND PWR997, WROO, WIXX, WBNO, TESLA "Little Uzi" (Geffen) 36/8 47, Down 0, Adds 32 including WKSE, WPHD, 92X, KPLZ. KWOD, WFLY, Z94, 930, WSSX, WROO, WDBR, WPHD on, Moves Up 6. Debuts 21. Same Moves. Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 8. WMMS, 40-33. KCPX d -27. WBWB 37 -32. Y94 32-27. KTRS 39 -35. WBEN 40 -37, 940 d -35. WMMS PRO -FM on. KDWB on-dp. 0100 on -dp. 102/61 CROWDED HOUSE "Something So Strong" (Capitol) The World" (Scott( Bros. /CBS) 32/16 KTKS, WLS, 92X, WCZY, KDWB, KPKE, SURVIVOR "Man Against KRO, 13. Same 25. Down 0, Adds 61 including CKOI, PRO -FM, 16 including KEGL, KKBO, WFLY, 930, KWES, KZIO, WGRD. Moves Up 3. Debuts Moves Up 1, Debuts 3. Same 12, Down 0. Adds 39 -34, KITS d -34. WBBQ d -38, WWFX 39-29. Y108. KS103, KMEL, WBEN WOCM. 100KHI, WOMP. WJMX. 99KG, KGOT, Y97 101/8 COMPANY B "Fascinated" (Atlantic) 15 -7, RUSSELL HITCHCOCK "The River Cried" (Arista) 32/2 KITS, KCPX, KBFM, Y107, KRNO, WZOK, WYKS, WXKS K104 on. 930 on -dp, WKOB 28 -24, 55, Debuts 9, Same 26. Down 3, Adds 8, 0107, O. Adds 2, WKSI, KIKX, WNCI on, KDWB on, Moves Up -10. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 28. Down KS103 10 -8. Y95 16 -10, WAPE 15 -11, KMGX 14 -9, KCAO 20 KRBE 14 -8. B96 9 -8. KROV 15 -8, WCKN on, KZOU on, WHHY on, KSAO on. KTUX on-dp, WPFM d-40 The Night" (Epic) 98/45 Door (Because Of Me)" (Mercury/PolyGram) 31/18 EUROPE "Rock KKBO, 295. WCZY, KPKE, KATD. ROBERT CRAY BAND "Right Next WZYO. 25, Down 0. Adds 45 including WPHD, WCAU, KEGL, KRBE, WNCI, KCPX, WNNK, WXLK, KSND, WIGV, Moves. Up 6, Debuts 22, Same Moves Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 11. Down O. Adds 18 including KCPX 35 -26, KJ103 36 -31, KXYO 30 -24. Y94 39 -33. PWR997, 8J105, WBEN d -36, WCGO, WJMX. WZYP, 0101, KNAN, WPFM. WDBR. ONES "We Are What We Are" (Virgin) 98/17 In My House" (Epic) 25/3 OTHER WBCY, WROO, KITY. KBOZ, DEAD OR ALIVE "Something KITS 37. Down O. Adds 17 Including WKSE, 940, KWOD, WNYZ, KBFM, CKOI on. KRBE d-37,1396 32-30, KCPX 27-24, Moves Up 23. Debuts 21, Same Moves Up 6, Debuts 2. Same 14. Down 0. Adds 3, KZZP. KEZB, -32. WBBQ 39 -34, KSND 39 -35. WBWB 32 -26. KWNZ, WBEN 36 -32, Z93 38-32. WMMS 38 KMEL 33-29. KATD on. KZOZ d -31. Y97 33 -28. OK95 37-33. Than Love" (Epic) 94/3 26 -19. VANDROSS with GREGORY HINES "There's Nothing Better Night (Arista) 24/24 LUTHER 16 -12. WKSE 32 -29, WCAU CARLY SIMON "Give Me All ' KCMG, WXKS 26 -22, WREN KCPX, WERZ. WPST, WBBQ. 46. Debuts 10, Same 34, Down 1, Adds 3, 940. WKSF, 0, 24 including WXKS. PRO -FM, 940. KKRZ, Moves Up 40-33, 0104 14 -7. Moves. Up O. Debuts O. Same 0, Down Adds KCPX 37 -33. WERZ 40-31, WINK 23-19, KBFM 13 -11. 100KHI 40 -32. Z95 3830, FM102 38-34, WCKN, WHHY, KIIK, WKPE, WJAD, 0104. KOCR. Groove" (Atlantic) 93/31 23/10 SYSTEM "Don't Disturb This KDWB, Y108, "I'd Still Say Yes" (Constellation /MCA) including PRO -FM, WAVA, WGH, 0105, Z95, WNCI, KLYMAXX KTUX, KDON, 103CIR, WOID, KNAN, Z102, Moves Up 20, Debuts 21, Same 21, Down O. Adds 31 4, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 10. WCZY, WHYT, Y95. KZOU, KITY 26 -21. Moves: Up 4, Debuts -18, 92X 34.29, KMEL 12 -5. WTIC 30 -23, KXX106 20 -12, KAMZ 10 -3. WCAU 39 -29, KRBE 24 KITS d-33, FM102 33-22. KROV 29-25, KMEL 27 -17, GREGG ALLMAN BAND "I'm No Angel" (Epic) 87/0 Him Goodbye" (Open Air) 22/17 14 -11, WCAU 28-24, Z93 28-25, WMMS 29-22, KWK NYLONS "Kiss WBBQ, KZ10. WZOK, 42. Debuts 9. Same 35, Down 1. Adds 0 including WBEN 17 including MIS. KKRZ. KROV, KWSS, KPLZ, K104, Moves Up 100KHI 24 -14, WKSF 32-29, Moves. Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 1, Down 0. Adds 24-20, WKRZ 37 -29, PWR997 22-17, WBCY 32-28, WKDD 30-24, 35 -32, WFLY 22 -14, K104 KF95, KZZU, 95XIL, KYYY, 99KG. KGOT 0104 22 -15. KNAN 40 -36 JOHNSON "Baby Let's Kiss" (ABM) 19/6 JESSE KZOZ. WLOL 40 -36, FM102 36 -29. HEART Still Be Loving You" (RCA) U/14 0, Adds 6, KXX106, KITY, KTUX, KYRK, WKSF. RESTLESS "I'll KPLZ. WNYZ, G105, WPFM, Moves Up 4, Debuts 2. Same 7, Down 27. Down 0, Adds 14 including WCAU, KRBE, KCPW, KWOD, Moves. Up 35, Debuts 8, Same WKOB d -36, KMGX 26 -24, KLUC 36 -34. WCIL d -33. 30 -25. WNOK 34 -29, WKDD 39 -30. WAVA 30 -26, KCPX 32 -25, K104 30 -23. WLAN 40 -35, WBBO I You" (Columbia) 15/3 COLIN HAY "Can Hold WNNK on, KSAO on, Love (365 Days A Year)" (Eleldra) 83/11 3. WZYO, 0101, CKOI on, 99DTX on, WERZ on, ANITA BAKER "Same Ole KOMO, KYYY. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 12. Down 0, Adds 0100, Adds 11, WXKS, WBEN, KCPW, WPST, WRCK, KZOU, KTUX, Moves Up 42, Debuts 7, Same 23, Down 0, -dp, 100KHI on, WOMP on, KOIZ on-dp. -29. KIKX on KZFN, KHTZ, WCAU 27 -20, WCZY 9 -5. WERZ 34 -27, KDON 34 15/3 WARNES "First We Take Manhattan" (Cypress/PolyGram) JENNIFER KDWB on. KZIO d -36, WIXX 27 -26, CHED And Soul" (Virgin) 80/45 O. Adds 3, KOIZ, KISR, WSPT. CKOI on, T'PAU "Heart KRBE, KWK, WTIC, WNYZ, WBBQ, Moves. Up 3. Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 27. Down O. Adds 45 including WBEN, WKSE. WCAU, Moves Up 1, Debuts 7, Same on, WJMX on. WPFM on, 99KG on, KTRS 31 -30, B91 39 -37. Y95. KZOU. KLUC, Z93 d -35. WMMS d -39. KATD 35 -32. KKRC d -36. MONDO ROCK "Primitive Love Rites" (Columbia) 14/5 71/13 KCPX 31 -22, KPLZ 29 -26, K104 Can't This Night Go On Forever" (Columbia) Down 0. Adds 5, KWOD. KUBE. Z104, KXYO, WOMP, JOURNEY "Why WBBQ, WCKN, WRVQ, KIIK, Moves. Up 4. Debuts 2, Same 3. 29. Down 0, Adds 13 including FM102, KATD, WLAN, WRCK, Moves Up 15. Debuts 14. Same 39-33, KNBO on -dp, KOZE 28 -21. KTMT d -36, OK95 d -36. WROO 38 -33. WKDD 26 -19. 95X1L 34 -24, WDBR 39 -33. KLO, KEGL 36 -29. WERZ 37 -28, To Be This Way" (RCA) 14/0 BLOW MONKEYS "It Doesn't Have KtTY (Capitol) 67/12 Including WXKS 35 -29. CKOI d-40, WFLY on, WRCK on, WCKN on, ROCK b HYDE "Dirty Water" KIPS, KIKX, KSND, Moves. Up 2. Debuts 1, Same 9. Down 2, Adds 0 Down 0, Adds 12 including WCAU. KEGL, WGH, 94TYX, WRON, Moves Up 14, Debuts 12, Same 29, on-dp, KYRK on, WKPE on, 99KG on. Y97 39 -36. 13 95X1L 39 -33, WBWB 34 -29, B91 31 -25. KKRC. SLV96, CKOI 23 -20, WMMS 3935, KCPX -9, 12/5 STRYPER "Free" (Enigma) KSAO on, (Arista) 66/63 KRBE, KATO, WKOB, KTUX, KOZE, KEGL 29 -28, KZOU 23 -13, EXPOSE "Point Of No Return" KBEO, KWK, Moves: Up 2.Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 5, Adds 63 including WKSE, WAVA, KRBE, B97, WGH, 896, WHYT, Moves Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 1. Down 0, KZZU on-dp, 0104 on-dp, Z103 on-dp, WCIL on-dp. KWSS. KPLZ. FM102, KCPX, KITS, KMEL, KATD, Love Knows Why" (WB) 11/0 PETER CETERA "Only on -dp. KZZU on. In A Dream" (RCA) 66/1 0, KDWB d -37, FM102 d-3.3. 99GFM 38 -35. WSSX on. KIKX PSEUDO ECHO "Living 18 KCPX 18 -15, 0100 Moves. Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 8, Down 0. Adds Adds 1, WFLY, WXKS 22 -19, WBEN 35 -31, WMMS -15, Moves. Up 32. Debuts 1, Same 30, Down 2, KOIZ on -dp, KNIN on. 99KG on, WDBR on -20, KZZU 6 -2, WWFX 26-21, 95XXX 30-26. 99KG 37 -31, KZFN -24. K104 28-25, WKRZ 36 -32. WGRD 34-29, WRON 24 31 JON BUTCHER "Goodbye Saving Grace" (Capitol) 11/O 19 on, K104 on, WERZ d -36, WOUT on-dp. -12. 1, 10, Down 0, Adds 0, WXKS on, WBEN on, KCPX 65/14 Moves -. Up 0, Debuts Same CINDERELLA "Somebody Save Me" (Mercury/PolyGram) KXYO on, WKPE on. WGAN on -dp, KNAN on. 99KG on including PRO -FM, KEGL, 0100, 99GFM, 930, WKRZ, WSSX. WEAG, Moves Up 11. Debuts 5, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 14 10/10 38-29, WAZY 40 -33. PATTY SMYTH "Downtown Train" (Columbia) WCIL, KDVV, WKSE 39 -36. KCPX 25 -17, 94Z 30 -26. WZYP KIKX, KZZU, KOIZ, WDBR, KTRS, KKAZ, KOZE, B91. Moves: Up O. Debuts 0, Same O. Down 0, Adds 10, WKRZ, WKDD, "Should I See" (Atlantic) 58/9 FROZEN GHOST KKLS, KKRC. KHTZ, CKOI Time You Break My Heart" (Sire/WB) 10/3 1, Adds 9, WKTI. WKDD, KZIO, WMEE, WIGY, WBWB, NICK KAMEN "Each -20, WNOK on, Moves Up 18, Debuts 10. Same 20, Down KMEL, WRCK, KXX106, FM102 29 -28, KWOD on, KCPX 24 KTMT 25 -18. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 1, Adds 3, 38 -35, KCPX 34 -30, K104 12 -10, WERZ 32 -26, WZYO 39 -33, 194 on. KFIV on. REO SPEEDWAGON "Variety Tonight" (Epic) 57/57 PRO -FM, WMMS. KCPX, WFLY, K104, 930, WKOB, Moves Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 57 including WCAU. WROO. WINK, WLRS, WKDD, KZZU, Y94, KFMW. 57/9 DURAN DURAN "Meet El Presidents" (Capitol) reported KDON, WKPE, WJMX, KNIN, KTMT. Y100 of our CHR reporters. Significant Action inckaes sots 7, 31, Down 0. Adds 9, WCKN, KSAO, KTUX, WZOK, includes songs reported by at least 50 Moves Up 10. Debuts Same New a Active in- Y97 36 -33, OK95 34 -26. The two cambers following Me artist/title (label) designation d -35, KLUC 32 -29, WCGO 39 -32, KGOT 35-31. by fewer than 50, but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. week. Moves indicate the type of activity this week: Up (Atlanta Artists/PolyGram) 53/14 the total number. how many added n for the first time this CAMEO "Back And Forth" KIPS, KLUC, dicate and 14 295, WERZ. WNOK, WFMI, Y107, 94Z, KIN, uncharted activity. Down for downward chart activity. Moves Up 16. Debuts 9, Same 14, Down 0, Adds including for upward chan movement Same for sideways or continued KF95 40 -34. KCAO 32 -27, WCGO 36-29. Complete activity can be fund in the Parallels. V100 30 -25, FM102 16 -10, KROV 26 -20. Ades for the number is a sampling of individual station activity. may accumulate enough than Say Goodbye" (Mercury/PolyGram) 52/8 that lack the required 60% ol our CHR reporters to become Breakers BON JOVI "Never KSMB, KFRX, WAVA 27 -16, NOTE: Records 12. Down 4, Adds 8, WKSE. B94, WNCI, WHYT, WGGZ, 94TVX, them. to debut on the CHR National Airpbyl40. Moves Up 24, Debuts 4, Same points from high chart positions on those stations reporting KEZB 5 -4, WOKI 24 -13. WGRD 12 -3. before midnight 14 -10, KWOD 1 -1, KWSS 34 -29. WAPI 30 -22, plays in a 24 -hour period, three of them KZZP CHR Rotation Criteria - FWNMne Adds and/or Ons: four 51/51 both of teem before midnight TINA TURNER "Break Every Rule" (Capitol) KUBE, Daypertsd Adds endlor Ons: two plays in a 24-hour period, WXKS, WPHD, WCAU, 896, WMMS, 99DTX, KCPX, Moves. Up O. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0. Adds 51 including 99GFM, WPST, K98, FM100. WKPE, WCGO, KBOZ. W H Y S H O U L D I CRY?

The first single from her debut album "Female Trouble' on EMI America Records. Produced by Jellybean Johnson & Spencer Bernard for Flyte Tyme Productions

Direction. Take -Out Productions Vicki Wickham

E MI AME RICA RADO & RECORDS LCONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO AOR TRACKS

Mn Two UM Weeks Weeks WM Mee Two WMe WMe Wen

6 4 t TOM PETTY & THE... /Jammin' Me (MCA) 5 2 4 CUTTING CREW /(I Just) Died In Your Arms (Virgin) O 3 2 2 2 BRYAN ADAMS /Heat Of The Night (A &M) 10 7 2 O U2/With Or Without You (Island) 5 5 5 DAVID BOWIE/Day -in Day -out (EMI America) 9 5 3 © MADONNA /La Isla Bonita (Sire/WB)

11 1 1 3 4 Or You (Island) 8 4 O JODY WATLEY /Looking For A New Love (MCA) U2/With Without 20 15 FLEETWOOD MAC/Big Love (WB) 11 9 7 © U2 /I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (Island) 23 17 1L O BRYAN ADAMS /Heat Of The Night (A &M) 6 7 6 O FROZEN GHOST/Should I See (Atlantic) . 4 4 7 STEVE WINWOOD/The Finer Things (Island/WB) 2 3 4 7 FLEETWOOD MAC/Big Love (WB)

1` 24 18 CHRIS DeBURGH/The Lady In Red (A &M) 10 10 8 Q LOU GRAMM /Ready Or Not (Atlantic) Ti 27 22 O HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /I Know What I Like (Chrysalis) 18 14 10 Q ROCK & HYDE /Dirty Water (Capitol) 36 28 21 KIM WILDE/You Keep Me Hangin' (MCA) On 35 24 15 G GREGG ALLMAN BAND/Anything Goes (Epic) 25 20 14 POISON/Talk Dirty To Me e (Enigma/Capitol) 30 FLEETWOOD MAC/Seven Wonders (WB) - 22 e 3 3 8 12 CROWDED HOUSE /Don't Dream It's Over (Capitol) 24 17 14 LITTLE AMERICA/Walk On Fire (Geffen)

6 6 7 13 PRINCE /Sign '0' The Times (Paisley Park/WB) 12 11 11 13 EDDIE MONEY /Endless Nights (Columbia) 28 24:.38 BREAKFAST CLUB /Right On Track (MCA) 39 25 19 PETER WOLF/Can't Get Started (EMI America) 16 12 11 15 CYNDI LAUPER/What's Going On (Portrait /CBS) 31 26 20 ® BRYAN ADAMS/Into The Fire (A &M) I 1 6 16 A. FRANKLIN & G. MICHAEL/I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) (Arista) 19 16 16 CULT /Love Removal Machine (Sire /WB) Complete Tracks Chart - 32 27 e ATLANTIC STARR /Always (WB) Begins on Page 69 20 18 17 ei WHITESNAKE/Still Of The Night (Geffen) 31 26 22 C) CHICAGO /If She Would Have Been Faithful (WB) 37 27 21 41) TRUTH /Weapons Of Love (IRS /MCA) 26 23 20 OD GLENN MEDEIROS /Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You (Amherst) 14 12 13 19 NIGHT RANGER/The Secret Of My Success (Camel /MCA) - 31 25 e.ïe BON JOVI/Wanted Dead Or Alive (Mercury/PG) 29 28 24 (/) ERIC CLAPTON/Run (Duck/WB) 22 19 18 21 DONNA ALLEN /Serious (21 /Atco) BREAKER ® CROWDED HOUSE /Something So Strong (Capitol) 32 29 26 ® LIONEL RICHIE /Se La (Motown) 4 6 12 22 CUTTING CREW /(I Just) Died In Your Arms (Virgin) -33e GENESIS /In Too Deep (Atlantic) 40 31 27 CO REO SPEEDWAGONNariety Tonight (Epic) - 38 30 1iD KENNY LOGGINS /Meet Me Half Way (Columbia) 38 DAVID BOWIE/Time Will Crawl (EMI America) 37 33 29 (V PAUL SIMON/You Can Call Me Al (WB)

36 HERB ALPERT/Diamonds (A &M) --43© TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Runaway Trains (MCA) - - e NSA Begins on Page 86 --37e LISA LISA /Head To Toe (Columbia) 13 13 18 26 PSYCHEDELIC FURS /Heartbreak Beat (Columbia) 39 35 31 e SIMPLY RED/The Right Thing (Elektra) 23 23 25 27 EUROPE /Rock The Night (Epic) 38 36 32 Q THOMPSON TWINS /Get That Love (Arista) 48 36 30 TESLA /Little Suzi (Geffen)

2 9 15 30 STARSHIP /Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now (Grunt /RCA) 34 33 29 C) U2/Bullet The Blue Sky (Island) 40 37 34 DAVID BOWIE /Day -In Day-Out (EMI America) BREAKER ROBERT CRAY BAND /Right Next Door (Because...) (Mercury /PG) - 40 35 © PSYCHEDELIC FURS /Heartbreak Beat (Columbia) 14 13 23 33 KOOL & THE GANG /Stone Love (Mercury/PG)

15 14 16 34 PETER WOLF /Come As You Are (EMI America) URBAN CONTEMPORARY

12 11 13 35 ROBBIE NEVIL/Dominoes (Manhattan)

39 LEVEL 42 /Lessons In Love (Polydor/PG) 3 3 1 0 ATLANTIC STARR /Always (WB) 8 10 24 37 BANGLES/Walking Down Your Street (Columbia) 6 6 5 © SMOKEY ROBINSON/Just To See Her (Motown) 7 16 28 38 LOU GRAMM /Midnight Blue (Atlantic) 8 8 4 CAMEO/Back And Forth (Atlanta Artists. /PG) BREAKER © KENNY G /Songbird (Arista) 4 4 3 4 L. VANDROSS VG. HINES/There's Nothng Better Than Love (Epic) BREAKER (,^ SMOKEY ROBINSON /Just To See Her (Motown) 15 12 10 Q SURFACE/Happy (Columbia) 9 9 8 Q ANITA BAKER/Same Ole Lové (365 Days A Year) (Elektra) 17 14 12 Q FREDDIE JACKSON /I Don't Want To Lose Your Love (Capitol) L,ADULT CONTEMPORARY 16 13 11 Q MELBA MOORE /It's Been So Long (Capitol) 13 11 9 Q PATRICE RUSHEN/Watch Out (Arista) 24 19 16 m LISA -LISA & CULT JAM/Head To Toe (Columbia) 5 4 2 0 SMOKEY ROBINSON /Just To See Her (Motown) 18 15 13 m SHIRLEY MURDOCK /Go On Without You (Elektra) 8 7 5 Q LIONEL RICHIE /Se La (Motown) 2 1 2 12 SYSTEM /Don't Disturb This Groove (Atlantic) 4 3 3 3 ANITA BAKER/Same Ole Love (365 Days A Year) ( Elektra) 19 16 15 MIKI HOWARD/Imagination (Atlantic) 9 8 E Q MADONNA /La Isla Bonita (Sire /WB) 7 7 7 14 KLYMAXX /I'd Still Say Yes (Constellation /MCA)

2 1 1 5 STEVE WINWOOD/The Finer Things ( Island/WB) 22 18 18 LIONEL RICHIE /Se La (Motown) 7 6 4 6 BILLY JOEL featuring RAY CHARLES/Baby Grand (Columbia) - 37 23 m WHISPERS /Rock Steady (Solar /Capitol) 12 10 8 CHICAGO /If She Would Have Been Faithful (WB) 0 20 17 17 m GAP BAND/Zibble Zibble (Get The Money) (Total Experience/RCA) 15 11 10 Q CHRIS DeBURGH/The Lady In Red (A &M) NSA Begins on Page 62 25 21 19 m ISLEY JASPER ISLEY/8th Wonder Of The World (CBS Associated) 1e 13 12 Q ATLANTIC STARR /Always (WB) _ 36 26 HERB ALPERT /Diamonds (A &M) 16 12 11 CROWDED HOUSE /Don't Dream It's Over (Capito ) m 34 24 21 e FIVE STAR /Are You Man Enough (RCA) 23 15 14 KENNY LOGGINS /Meet Me Half Way (Columbia) m - 30 24 ® NONA HENDRYX/Why Should I Cry (EMI America) 19 14 13 KENNY G /Songbird (Arista) ® - 32 28 Q DENIECE WILLIAMS/Never Say Never (Columbia) 25 17 16 GLENN MEDEIROS /Nothing's Gonna Change My Love (Amherst) ® - 38 31 e JESSE JOHNSON/Baby Let's Kiss (A &M) 1 2 7 14 A. FRANKLIN & G. MICHAEL/I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) (Arista) 32 29 29 ® CLAUDJA BARRY /Can't You Feel My Heart Beat (Epic) GENESIS /In Too Deep (Atlantic) ® 37 31 30 m DAVID SANBORN /Chicago Song (WB) 28 22 17 PATTI LABELLE & BILL CHAMPLIN/The Last Unbroken Heart (MCA) m - - 39 C HOWARD HEWETT /I Commit To Love (Elektra) 3 5 9 17 RESTLESS HEART /I'll Still Be Loving You (RCA).. 33 28 27 NORWOOD /I Can't Let You Go (MCA) 27 21 18 m L. VANDROSS with G. HINES/There's Nothing Better Than Love (Epic) BREAKER CLUB NOUVEAU/Why Ya Treat Me So Bad? (WB)

- 30 22 DAN HILL/Can't We Try? (Columbia) 39 36 a a RAY GOODMAN & BROWN /Celebrate Our Love (EMI America) 6 9 15 20 STARSHIP /Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now (Grunt /RCA) 38 33 33 Q AL GREEN /Everything's Gonna Be Alright (A &M) 26 23 21 FLEETWOOD MAC/Big Love (WB) ® - 35 32 LAKESIDE/Relationship (Solar /Capitol) 29 27 24 GINO VANNELLI/Wild Horses (CBS Associated) _ _ a 38 ® RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL/Rhythm Method (Manhattan) - 28 e JOURNEY/Why Can't This Night Go On For (Columbia) 5 5 6 33 GREGORY ABBOTT /I Got The Feelin' (It's Over) (Columbia) 30 29 26 Y JENNIFER WARNES /First We Take Manhattan (Cypress/PG) BREAKER © JODY WATLEY /Still A Thrill (MCA) 13 16 20 25 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Mandolin Rain (RCA) 28 25 25 35 JAMES "D- TRAIN" WILUAMS/Oh How I Love You (Girl) (Columbia) 11 18 23 26 KOOL & THE GANG /Stone Love (Mercury /PG) BREAKER Q JONATHAN BUTLER /Lies (Jive /RCA) BREAKER 44 HOWARD JONES/Will You Be There? (Elektra) 1 2 14 37 PRINCE/Sion '0' The Times (Paisley Park/WB) PETER CETERA I DEBUT) m /Only Love Knows Why (WB) BREAKER © 4 BY FOUR/Want You For My Girlfriend (Capitol) I DEBUT CUTTING CREW /(I Just) Died In Your Arms (Virgin) G 40 34 34 39 MANHATTANS/AII I Need (Columbia) 0. U2/With Or Without You I DEBUT._ Q (Island) BREAKER TEMPTATIONS /Someone (Motown)